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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-29
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Mt. lie Chantai Pupils Acquitted Them
selves with Credit at Their Concert.

selves with Credit at Their Concert.
AT Mt. Do Chantal the first musicale
OF the year WAS given last evening. at
which an excellent programme was
rendered with the finish usually found
In the work Of the pupils. The begin
ners In vocal music acquitted them
selves with much credit In the,r dou-
bic trio, as did also the beginners In
eiocution in their dialogue.
Miss Nellie Schmidt read her German
selection with clearness and ease. The
Return OF tho Gondolier," was very
swcetly played by little Miss Margaret
Burns. Lcichner's beautiful .'ldylle"
was played most acceptaoly BY Miss
Emma Kirk.
The more advanced singers rendered
with finish and great sweetness, Abt's
Forest Joys" Miss Flora Umberger
has n sympathetic touch. and plays
with smoothness. The recitation OF
LonGfellow'S The Vision Beautiful"
was one OF Miss Eleanor McCracken's
most successful rendltions. Miss Nc
Cracker Is better In dramatic work
than in descriptive
Gray's ''Autumnal Song" Is n bcautI-
ful and difficult number, but Miss Car
ra Gutman acquitted herself with
credit. displaying Il compass OF voice
far beyond expectations.
The most finished number OF the
evening was the "LIebestraumc" OF
l.!szt, played by Miss Ruth Wolf.
The programme was as follows:
PART I.
Double Trio-The Angel. ....... Rubensteln
The Vocal Glass.
Plano Solo-Thc Gondoller...A Schmoll
Miss Margaret Burns.
German RecitatlOn-Snn md Moon....
Miss Nellie Schmidt.
Harp Solo-Idylle. .Lc!chner
Miss Emma Kirk.
Dialoguc-Thc Golden Rule.............
The Elocution Class.
PART II.
Double Trio-Forcst Joys...............Abt
The Vocal Class.
Plano Solo-BerceuSe ,Grcig
Miss Flora Cmberger.
Rcc!tator-rEe Vision Beautiful.
-''.,... .,',....,..s, ........,. Longteltow
Miss Eleanor McCracken.
Vocal Solo-Autumn .Grcig
Mss Carrie GutmRn.
Plano Solo-Lcicbtstraume.. List
Miss Ruth Wolfe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-29
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3. II u y 8. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-29
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY.

why do you cry. my little man?
Cheer up and happier be.
But the boy wept on. for he had heard
or the Crime Ot ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27


ever known I'm the history OF theatrlcals'
and Bancroft has followed cut ms ideA
hy giving 10 magical embarrassment
most costly and elaborate settings IN
his present entertainment Bancroft mas
shown thcatre-gOcrs The possibilities that
lie IN a production OF magic allied with
scenic display.
This viii be Bancrofts first appearance
IN this city. Ills recent reseaIchys IN
india among the Yogi and his remarkable
descriptions Of their magical fcats has
made his name known throughout the
cntire world. Before leaving India Ban
croft was decorated by the Hindoo ma
gicians with "a lengthy memorial express
ing their admiration for the fcats or
magic Of his own dcyising. which ne pcr-
formed fer them-an honor mover known
70 have been accorded white man be-
fore
Bancrofts exhaustive study Of mysti-
cal subjects eXtenls rot only tmousn me
lore Of the Hindoes. hut en- braces the
dark diableric or lE2p ts Japan Aui ny,
and Persia, as we'll. lie has introduced
mis- vast fund Of study into his entertain
mcnt uiti II IS now an elaborate ais
ul.v OF the occult of different nalional-
iics. The performance is divided into
four sections. ,-,,.
palace. a realization Of the ARABIAN
Nights frhe second elaborate division DC
plcts "The Magnificent orient with tA-
tan sorccry. and scene ~ Japan WIN
the 1uewuIrfT anu fNHNi' VI "tt't'Nf -
which the rtnuinc japanese jugsier SAT-
enwa. will appear. Division three repre-
SCENTS. "AIdurht Mysteries among the
You Of India I'm wrich the celebrated
reafs OF the HindOos which Bancroft has
learned so wei are shown. Tho last
scene transports the auditor back 10 Ban
croft's Home OF Magic
Bancroft wit and Fascinating manner
A. am entcrroiucr casts an cn)oyaple
chorr, over the entertainments. His ar-
diercea are always 81 the most elegant
order. Ills dizziness in slcight-ot hand.
his clcvcrness IN ingenuity. and his Skil
"a a magical performer has made him q
most favorite magician
Bancroft's production, which he VIII
presout here. cost aver 10000. lie has
reached the height Of novelty I'm a magic
~ entertainment with ire costly eor-
,.e,uenesq OF his scenery and the great
magnitude OF the production ITSELF tie
carries the scenery fer each division COM
pletc ugllizng TWO [oagfsBo cars. liis
Company consists OF twenty-five active
people
Bancrofrs entertalinment - fttingiy
described az blending Of fascinating fun
and fantasy.
n MILE RHEAS RETURN.
..Aftcr an absence Of some TWO years the
Nxlngulshod artistic and society fav0rlte.
amoisolle Ehca, Will rctHn TO TINS
oppesrfnS at the Academy OF Music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

1t VIII DO Discussed by the Common
lnnl-.Ll IN In.-LnY \ ghf.

II VIII bo Discussed by the Common
.o..,...tt, 49,, r,,,sI.v NIrhf.
r,,.l.-, r.s,oh a. cha, caancerv Court re-
cer.i, o,a.rfea the residents and property
owners alone tho route OF the proposed
rirst-streer branch OF the Richmond Irac-
lion Coronqrv an Injunction restraining
-baf cor,r.,,,, cd furtrar orders from that
CONT fron commencing work under the
franchise which II had 5eurecd from f1e
Committee Oh Streets The injunction
..as granted upon Tie ground that the
councu had no power 10 delegate sICh
authority 10 one Of its committees.
II vas understood at the time that the
,rroofion Comnsuy would apply directly
.. 49, c,,.-.n re. "a ,ar.a.afion off he
acton OF the Committee on Streets. ard
tbo error. win be mad. on next Tuesday
sr,bt "a NAV be seen from the following
80. s1drcs.e1 M president Caskie. az
.f, l,o,,,,o, couoou bv Ness.s Ihei.
p,i,ss a,d rfo,eon members " tnat
I@'-e'
Dt,br,ord Va qo,tomber p 1896.
~ -. e.s.,,io president OK Common
..ornri..
Dear sgr-Please order meeting II
the Common Council Tor Tuesday sep
ternbor ~ 1s9g. at O'Clock p. NJ. % NJ
STAR the ouettion Of granting the Rich
mond Traction Company the right e. cz-
tend rs tracks along First ana other
streets ana other matters pertaining TO the
company.
xe,,. rss-.,.te,t,lv
~ a. t.gfl
y ~ pprccc
IN ms tT0osoN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

next Friday and Saturday nights and also
at tho Saturday matinee. during th's
engagement she VIII present her three
strongest plays. opening On FRIDAY hlsht
with Josephine. Empress Of the Ircnch.
At tho present stage OF tho Napoleon
cult when magazines. and memoirs anu
historical inycatiCaticus 20 deep INFO va.
remarkable period OF French hlh'VI.
which Initiated the political rennNsahce
OF modern times. and when the dominant
figure OF the Ccrsican conqueror throws
lie glamor over the fancy OF une reanAib
world. IL - perhaps especially appro-
nrlata that such n play - Josephine.
i,rnrreas OF tho French should ne
i,,raeht 10 the attention OF the commune
tv In WHITES the thing. IL gives emit
tcs distinct characters to the story.
What the picture in illustration attempts
Co accomplish - far better shown on
mo stage where tho figures move anu
~neak. and are "a living reality. And, IN
nav SO carefully built up. "a conscleh-
tiouslv true even 10 details, what heiP
we 0ud II TO tho Napoleon literature.
Here Is Talleyrand. subtle and uiWiih'i-
Med. exhibited in all his personality, ms
little traits carefully studied anu reply-
dnced. his manner neatly Initiated hSie
ia The magnincence Of Murat ana nls
kniebtly dash and loyalty. here ls the
sx,-e-tncsa and exceeding wOnanhood OF
Joseuhine: the brute force ana foxy Gun
ming OF Frouche. the gayety ana ioFe4-
ness OF Hcrtcnse, and the htehAl'y'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
THE CITY OFPETERSBURG
REPUBLfCIN CO5TBJITEE DISTRfB-
UrfNG LITEEITURE ~ FOURTH.
The Portsmouth Baptist Association Meets
AT Colossal Chusch-An Ex-Priest TO
speuk Wedding Cards

PETERSBURG. VA, SPIT sVecial-
ON no,t TUESDAY. Past Grand Master j..
j.. Branch ana other Odd Fellows, Of this
city viii visit Nlvcrly Lodge, No. %.
The school board OF Namozine district
Dlnviddie county, held q meeting yester-
day at Sutherland $, and elected teachers
FOR the twenty-five public schools OF mat
district.
The Republican Campaign Committee
here is receiving large quantities Of poll
teal literature from the National Re
publican headquarters IN New York. This
literature is being sent 20 almost every
place In the Fourth Congressional DIS
triet.
lion. S. " southau OF Charlottesville
Va. will speak at tie Academy OF Music
Monday meht. under the auspices OF the
National Democratic party.
judge l.. ID. Hancock came to Petersburg
This morning and adjourned tho Circuit
Court until Tuesday morning.
PORTSMOUTH, ASSOCIATIONS.
The Portsmouth Baptist Association viii
convene Iuts4ay at ColcsaL churNh near
windsor. and VIII be- ia session the re-
rnainder OF the eek. This ASSOCIATION
embraces all OF the Baptist churches IN
the cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, sur
folk. Petersburg and the adjacent count. g.
Rev. ". 81 Ruthven. an cx-Prie51 OF the
Roman Catholic church, VIII speak az me
Second Hagtlst church to-morrOW morn
ing on Rome and the Bible
WEDDING CARDS.
Miss Lee Seward daughter OF nr oiinp %
eo,rard OF thls city. and Mr.. Logan b..
Alton. VIII be married next Tuesday after
noon M 5 O'Clock 20 the First Banust
church. The bride is a most accomplish
ga Young lody while tho groom IS a prom
inent Young lawyer Of Norfolk.
Mr. POLK Killers entertainment here last
nieht for the benefit OF the \. 7, Hlll
Rifles the new military company recently
Organized here was quite largely attend
cd. The Rides got for their share ABOUT
lNv dolaf-L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Blankets
and Comforts.

Two important items IN the
household goods that you are sure
to feel the want of these cool nights.
Our Blanket Stock offers some of
the best values we have ever shown
among which we call special atten-
ton to three grades, as hey are the
best that money can buy. They
are 81 90. 500, and 600 a paI
and if you see them you will want
them. Comforts at 81 90, IS,
50, IT'S, 90, and a fin- Slteen
covered Down Comfort at -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

of l,uiirotd lfainn en-.
CREWE, VA. Sept. -5.-special.-rhe
FIRST bail OF the season took place at
Mann's Hall last night. 10 being the hrst
annual bail Of tho brotherhood or Ria@
road Tranmen.
L large crowd was I'm Attendance. and
every one seemed 10 thoroughly enjoy tAe
occasion. The dancing began 40 O'Clock
and was kept up until . this morning.
Rcfre1hments, conslstm gof lce-cfoanl,
cake. fruits. etc.. were served at l.
O'Clock The must cwls furnished 10y
the Harris aud Aacrca Band, Of Pc.
tcrsburs
Tile clapcrons were Mrs II. y. Philips
and Mrs w. *. Rodgers. One dancers
were. Miss witt Harper With captain W..
~. Wells. Miss Clara Davis with -lr g.. j..
Morton. Miss jamie Mccormick Win Cap
tain vs.. t. Brghtwel, Miss Mamie Iy-
son with Mr. ~. j.. Farley Miss Lizzie
Allen with MT ~. a.. Davis. Miss Lizzie
Incc with ar. Ed. Bradshaw. Miss Lotre
Andrews with q. III. PcrAlnaon' MISS
Blanche Hurt with Mr. Bernard w NIT,
Miss Annie ph0iv with Mr. 10. Lacock,
Miss Matte Dyson with Mr tloyd VII
son. Miss Flora Dyson with Alr. J.. ).
Grove Miss Nottie Hardy with Mr.. W..
w. Palmer. Miss Eva Mason 'blac Estone)
with Captain william Harding. Mrs. W..
II. Wilson with Mr.. W. q. wilson Mt
S. W. Hawkins with ar s. W. Hawkin
Mrs. n. y. phillips with Mt II. y. phil
lips Mrs. ". r. Rodgers with Mr.. Aston
Mrs. w. II. Manson with Mr. w. IT,
Manson. NIessrs. w. IS. 1ree. y. Wilson
John Elliott. c. D. DAVIS. W. =. Per,in-
SON. p. " May. a. c. short. John Rod
gers. ia. Gee c. Spencer; and Or ~ Il;
I,eath. Among those present VINO aia
not dance were Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cole
man. Mrs. W. T. Bradshaw. Mr.. Frank
Davis. and others
The Commute con Invitation con 's'e-
or Messrs. p. Y. May. W Z. Rodgers
and - / Grove
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
The Town OF Phoebus.

PHOEBUs, VA. Sept 25.-Tne wnite
Republicans here are arranging % organ
ize a Mckinley club IN the near IutuFe.
A similar one IS dong active "oiA NJ
Hampton.
The Odd-Fellows IN this section are
adding many new members 70 their sever
al lodges The Rebeksh Lodge, Ruin NO.
3. initiated three at the last meeting ana
have three more to initiate at the next
meeting Hampton Fncampment, NO. ~,
which formerly met IN Hampton now
meets here. and has changed its name
TO Monroe EncamDmcnt, No. q. IL Is
now large and flour.shins Organization,
doing q good work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
THEATRICAL MATTERS.
fsTrREsTINe POINTS ABOUT PLhfs
AND PLARFRS.
New Ventures on the Stage and the For
tunes Good and Otherwise OF Ola
ones-Europesn stars.

Mrs. Abbey Is 10 star
There a.e paper pianos.
New York has 80 theatres.
Iottie Gibson is recovering.
Bernhardt boycotts Germany
tombstone Bennett has q xaiet, f..
Mansfield H. reheal sing iani,c1'
TIa~yrieht Hoyt is % years old.
1oseph Jefferson has seven cfihren,
fifiie shannon Is Cranes leading is 10y 10y
louise Natal Ia retired from ne s ,as;'' i,
Carl Iiascom IS playing ~ lAoh
Heart" -, vo,N attraction.
a dog pianist is a New u ION @ MscKinley
speeches. -,... r o,do, rim nctted
James O'Nen will revive The Lyons
Mall"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Carpets.

There is a great advantage in
having such a carpet stock as ours
to select from. Here you find an
assortment of choice patterns in
every grade, ana at prices as low az
equal qualities can be sold by any
reliable house. Our stock OF Rugs
offers some entirely new makes that
are now in great demand. It you
think OF buying a carpet we would
he pleased to snow you through The
the stock, you are as welcome TO
look as to buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
A Merchant view Of the Campaign 10 the
West

A Merchant lew az the timrhith hl 'N'
West
A leading Wholesale merchant Oh l4ch-
monl has received the following 4-t,-r
from a correspondent IN Chicago.
chicago. sept. %, 1896.
Ny Dear Friend.
yours u tne 18Th AZ hand. I was on
the point o. writing you a similar -e.-
ter REGARDING Virginia. There is no doubt
in my mind. bnt what Mckinley ".n
carry Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, 4li'nl.i.'
Wisconsin. and Minnesota. saw ii'h'
bet made tO-day that ne would carry '''
States named. including tho ias. ID
states. New York May land, and N-7-
Virginia. ,.,...
We are pretty much an god-thinklaf
neorle out here Not that ere Know "'t
TOO much about silver AMI ii5 ene'.'
bat we DO r0t care 60 take chances. ara
ar wiling 10 leave won enough alone.
have been amCrg a. large numper 'l
implement manufacturers lately ana fr'.n
what I can learn, the gold voters i,ts y
ottnuuibor the Bryan or silver pe'pe.
vote taken in ore OF The large i"'-
tories IN C-nfcaso % day or two ago fn'-"
Cd 1853 gold voters 10 % ~lfef' 49,
of another factory employing 70 men
which has only j. SILVER voters.
Thsre ls a CLUB OF Southern nemocil',
formed In CHICAGO numbering l-.V' anu
thew are an voting for McNinl.y
on october 9th the business Mon "..
Nfscbonics' CLUB. o. Chicago. expect 70
tnrn ont 10000 STRONG for Mckinley. %
know have always been n re1-n9t In In
ocrat but The Chicago platform IN
prvan views class legislation &c. nsS
made mo Tor the limo being mug
vrumn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Mrs. Jennie Rockecharle died yesterday
at the residence OF her husband. AR a.
g. N0ckechariic. il3 month Thirty. ecOud
street. n the f.rteth year of hor age. She
was the daughter oil lae late Vincent
Lucas. for a long time merchant Of this
city. Her illness. which was long and
painful she bore with heroic fortitude,
and her end was very peaceful Besides
her husband and an interesting family
Of four children she leaves many rela-
tivee. including her mother. Airs. G.. v.
Lucas. two brothers ana two sisters. TO
mourn their loss.
The funeral viii take place this after
noon at 4:3) o'clock from st. James Meth
odist church. corner Iwenty-nlnth and
Marshall streets, and the interment win
be made in lakewood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Opera az Dresden. IL is known as a
war horn" and is no other than lhe
hOrn Of an African antelope, perforated
with great address. DTS moutnwecs Is
OF metal. and exactly csemble, that o..
O. trumpet. JOS natural fcae gives I've
nota3-ut. SOL Ut mi. so.-aru 10 appears
that its sound is murh more majestic
and penetrating DIAN that of ary metal
horn. NniIaf IT,, in bus quality as IL
nv clan, has intc7estei himself very
much in the new Instrument ana bias given
orders for ats Introduction into tie army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Nav irwin tainted on the stage Of
i'Y Etlcnne Girodot viii be seen shortly In
Tb 5" irish Greenhorn" Is Dan Mccar-
tny's new play. ..t,.. stee,,-
BelascO ls at work on Two lo'oi's "'-'0
ent kinds of plays. 49, .,,t. 80 .be
Idliuutlaus new play. .,s .ho
Annie Ward Tiffany mas ,Jolllr- NV
/ "gf-an-c Adventures OF Miss Brown a..
Tilfa Narlowe Tabor has made "A MT
I'm fne dramatizati0n Of George Eliot 8
"ROmOla.'
r7enrv r.. nixey closed his starring tour
I'm "Ili4 Absent Boy cat Boston last
MN ,.be po4tons will be seen this season
I'm new opera entitled zap van Ni'-
iohn G.. Fox. formerly Of Conroy e
F0x. has formed an alliance with Ihiie'
Barrett O.. D., O.,
ciuded Hamlet ehyiJch' io'"1'
Elise The conductor OF the popular con
certs i'm Berlin. has just celebrated H's
eirhueth birthday. .,.... 70
Theatrical managers AT Nuahta -
have had the license reduced lIoi 90 ~
90 cents "a performance. lei. ..,rh,
Fd Hon. the tenor. formerly with me
gosfou.ans" Is at work as vocal teaciL-
or in q New York school. .-.. O.,
me international Opera COMPANY IN
clrd.s Fatmah DHl. Myria French,
l-tt,-, Anon ana lVarr.ck Ganor.
Anton LUX LEADING tenor az the wei,
mar Onora House. Is t0 years ola, ana
has sung az that house since 100.
). iIs rum. ~ ~ 800 sneriai scenic atten-
r8' W channor's Donna Velon-
-,,r,. ,s.. ~ f,ccno, has stimulated that
1,-. ',' oe,,,n-es at IT'S snbventl0ned the
49, ti-.. C,rIo 80 f. fst be improved.
W., ,,,,io. o.tf-rf'n hat law is not en-
e., ..t ~, Orleans. A woman who
r.fnsed To- obey Ito Louisiana law had
N.i ,.'-.'' -. re,.ivoi ~ "Cvmhciinc"
., iis'i ny ne fa.t that since shakespeare
~ -. 49,. icon "a productions OF
/ ".-l pc - Y5f.,,, rari,-al OF ''Tvanre-
,,.l.-, i,,'.i,S.. ,rrfro-4 N9rrhn. Charles
l ,,..,,,,.''' s,l ,fIe yyonne La Guer-c.
/ t.. I,.risior barpiet
t,,, .irc,s MANAGER I'm Italy who does
I ne S,rrv ouf his advertised programme.
or nisieads the public by means of Dos
AZ Antwcry last month. the rush to
] -ro "t loarl- @ee~cf" was so great that
! tne roif-e v,.-e forced To use sabres 60
i ri.-.,'r.l. tha crowds about the theatre.
3. ,Ghe Iiizqha-h STAGE Society. OF Lon
dor viii coon prescott Twelfth Night
4, Tho Middle Temnle old Han. VII rein
g. d. boi.c,.eI "a hove been originally pro-
/ d,..4
.o,renoav who secured admittance behind
+ e.. 1850. o.. l,.,,r.,,ti, On ID recent warm
'.' a.. IT, pfchter canductine
/ .I. lie ana ec,,oral Of the band
/ &, nv shirt sleeves.
"CrmbsUne" is the tenth Shakespearean
rfo, rlnboratolr revived by Henry Irving
/ since he entered iinon the management
of tho f.vrsuln ~ tine close Of 1873. and
the first An which the Roman element
I has feon c0nspicuous.
Edwin y Thorre. an actor. IS dying
from a pcclllar and iucurable disease
an New York. He is nephew Of th-
widow Of John Chamberlin. of Washing
/ ION. qhorne starred I'm "rhe Black
/ Flag" aud played D'Artagnan IN THE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

The Report Of His ENpec rd Return Not
Credited in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2j.-Speciai.-The
rumor that General Fitzhurh Lee may
return to this country on account OF his
health. is not credited at the state De-
partnent.
At the Department 1t is said no intma-
ton has been received from General Lee
that ne desires q leave OF absence. and
70 is expected thar he Will remain IN Cuba
az long as there is need of his presence
fnnrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

nassion. the compelling might OK N"i'-
leon linscf. ..,.., pho, will he
co, -, tcr me inst time in Richmond hs
e eH,nry 0 stuart" I,hea is seen OF her eet
i1 wfeenly roles. and she nas en1n ,,r.
jamels in this impersonation OF ~. .o ,I,e
happy. wrongcd woman . .,qs,.,. Cuecn
~ sDcts5 ON Saturday night sno w@il
81 Clos go her engagement presenting her ..
, 80 snccess entitled 'Nen Gwynne.
' ME play affords study not , oniy OF OF
ne lovely "Nen Gwunne Do' ~
"Charles H." and the lords I"s ai.c SUI or
satr,,m"s Of his court OF an The for
ne tie.o 'H actresseS Who have come TO- Ms
', cs5a,ntry. not one has m1re fn nerils1
rsrself TO the hearts Of the Nn.el i i.l
,.cn,1e man Rhea. She came reIe unner-
ll,5ld without father. husband, or brother
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27

Northampton siverite, Follow the Tactics

Used Elsewhere ia Virginia.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Sept 26.-Spe-
cil-Rev. Thomas Dixon. Jr., returned
this morning from his stumping tour Oh
the peninsula in tho interest OF soani
money.
In attempting to deliver speech 70
crowded house in the tow nha!i az Mar
ionville, Northampton county va, last
night he was frequently Interrupted by
crowd OF Bryanites and after he had
spoken about hall an hour the disorder
was 80 great tha- he was forced TO aoen-
don the address.
NO EXCUSE FOR n.
It Is claimed that he made no tnsuiung
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Brilliant
Dress Fabrics.

You must have a dress. That IS
a sure point. What, where, and
when may still be an open question,
but they wouldn't be If you knew
of the attractions of our COLLECTION
of Fall Novelties. We really
haven't a commonplace effect IN
the entire assortment. Every one
STANDS distinctly as a superior cre1>
tion-superiorly created. The best
brains have thought out the patterns
and tintingS They are the work OF
masters. They are exclusively az
ferent from any you will run across:
They are ours-by virtue of special
and individual introduction. You
never found prices "cloSer reeied.
They are not a penny deaTer man
their actual worth rates them we
cite a few examples Of greatness,
goodness, cheapness.
An-Wool Nix ures, Checks and All
Csc a yard,
Covert Cloths, Boucles. lride'cen,s;
Checks, Rough Plaids. Bourettes and
Homespuns,
SOC a yard.
52-inch Broadcloths, for tailor-mads
cuttings,
75c
52-inch Mattelassee sultinss,
Csc
5O-inch Scotch Cheyiots and Home
spuns, Rough Bouretted Cloths, and
those stylish effects with knots all over
S1.OO
5O-inch Cheyiot Diagonals Iilumi-
1925
4s-inch Fine Imported Covert Cloths,
Si,35
finest Imported Novelties in all tho
high-cass effects,
So, $2.5O, SO, 81 ayard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-27
Upholstery.

Mr.. c. B. Howell, late of the
firm Of Howell & Shaw, is in charge
Of this department. and he will be
glad 10 call upon any one wishing
furniture re>upholstered prepared.
Under his supervision we are man
ufacturing new furniture TO order
Mattresses, Pillows. etc. Parties
desiring special designs in Parlor or
Library Suits, Couches or Lounges,
we would be pleased 10 submit
estimates.