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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
ON THE APRON ATTOX.
TIE TRIAL OF JAMES MANSON FOR
MURDER
HE GETS EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Death from the Eject of BEING
scaIdsd--struck by an Engine ana
Badly Hurt-Fine Old Dweiiihs
Burned.

PETERSBURG, VA. November H.-
fsncclal)-In the County Court OF Prince
George to-day, the jury in the case OF
The Common wealth VS.. James Manson
fcolored). indicted for the murder OF John
Mains. an old colored man, at City Point,
rendered a verdict of guilty OF murder
In the second degree, and fixed his pun
ishrnont at eighteen years In the peni-
Tertiary. This case engaged the atten-
ton OF the court for several days. and
excited a great deal OF interest. especial
Is among the large negro popula-
tion OF the county. Mr.. Everett
young lawyer Of Suffolk, ably represented
the accused. AM Mr.. John j. Cooke, the
commonwealth's Attorney. as ably rep
resented the prosecution. The question
Of the sanity Of the accused having been
raised. the Court ordered jury 10 be
summoned TO pass upon 1t. This jury.
after hearing evidence. declared Manson
10 be sane. The trial for murder was.
therefore. ordered. ana yesterday. before
q new jury. the prisoner was arraigned.
After hearing evidence and argument on
instructions the case was given 10 the
FAIRY at a late hour last night. but 1t was
not until near noon to-day that ver-
diet. as above stated. was reached. The
prisoner wss promptly sentenced. II Is
understood that some Of the Jurors were
In favor OF infiicting capital punishment
DIED or HIS INJURIES.
Albert Harris. the colored fireman who
was 30 badly scalded last Monday night
~ an accident 20 the negine OF freight
train on the Atantc-Coast Line near
Jarratts Station died last night. at the
Home for tho Sick, where he had been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
DEATHS.

ANDERsON.-Died. Saturday No.,.
Der the 2lst, MINNIE CAkRlN'ID',
ANDERSON, second daughter or IRAN
Il. and Rosa Bruce Anderson, ID Der ~
year.
Funeral services will take place .n L.'
ington, Va, MONDAY MORNING
DALToN.-Dled. in New York. NoTea.
Der %, 1886, SARAH J. DALTON in ~
37th year OF her age, after a IONS 90
painful illness. which she bore VIE ~-'
tian patience.
She was the youngest child OF %. "
and Z. Ford. and sister OF MIS-
Wicks. Of Richmond, Va. ara MF' 81
Ford. OF Norfolk. Va
HOWLE.-Died. on saturday. No'eil.o
2st. at 1910 i. NJ, az the r.silei-.
her grandparents. MARIE PARhE' oly
child OF T. z. and Eliza l.. HOWE "''
years. AL.
Funeral from the house. 10 >
Eleventh street, Manchester, Va
DAY. November 22d. az o'clock D. D"
LAYNE-Dled, Saturday. at ESQ , .,i
=. NJ, in Buckingham county, Va,
l.. LAYNE. in the I'D year OF bis age
PLAGEMAN.-Died. Saturday. No 'sl'
Der ast. at p. NJ, WILLIE j. fl-,' M,
MAN; aged years; beloved son Oh
and Mrs. G.. II. Plageman. ~,
Funeral will take place MONDAi 80
vember sd. from 81. Mary's Gnu
Fourth and Marshall. at A. "
TURNER. Died. IN Greensooro'' ~ ..
November 10Th, 10 L. NJ, SAM FL 81
est son OF W. II. and p. W. Turns,., n
grandson OF the late samuel As'S-''-
this city. .---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
GRANpLY-GooD FURNITURE.

Cobbler-Seat and Upholstered Rockers,
high back, handsomely carved, worth 500
$3.50.
solid-Oak. Diners, carved high back,
worth Sl.5O-73c.
Entire Stock Heavy Burnished-Tin
Wash-Boilers, with l4-ounce copper
metallic and tin bottoms. Clearing Sale
Prices, DC to sec.
Extra-Fine Quality Carving Sets, best
steel blades. selected cocoabola handles'
worth sl.50-4Sc.
Superior Quality Rubber-Handle Knives
or Forks. each &c.
Silver-Plated Tablespoons, &c.
siyer-Plated Teaspoons 1c.
Smooth Sheet-Iron Roasting-Pans,
worth 30c.-1Oc.
solid-Bristle Shoe-Brush and Dauber,
worth up to Soc; choice, 29c
1l-2-quart Gray Enamelled Tea-Pots,
1Sc
3-oUART GRAY-ENAMELLED PUD-
DING-PANs. 13c.
s-quart REFINED saucepans, Sc, worth
15c.
30 uanauet Tables, empire borders,
finest selected McXican-onyx top,
valued up TO S12. Special Clearing
Sale Price, 81.
90 dozen IMPERIAL DESSERT AND
FRUIT PLATES. value 50 dozen. Clear
ing Sale P-ice. Sc.
4 lot of Carisbsd-China Fancy
shaped Creamers, from % to soc.
values, reduced to Zoe. each.
Cut-GInss effects In Gas Globes, the
doc. kind so at Clearing Price, 13c.
On our Bargain Table, Carlsbad
Bread ard Butter Plates, worth 25c.,
at sc.
200 CarIsbnd-Chinn Decorated
CrenmerS, the 2fc. kind. Clearing
Price, &c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Bottom Water
Tumblers. never before sold at this price.
Clearing Price. &c.
soIid-steeI bread KNIVES, worth
use. Clearing Price, Sc.
35c. Dressed Dolls. Clearing Price,
Isc.
on our Bargain Table. 1Oc. Oatmeals,
the real china Mondays Clearing Price,
&c.
zoo dozen Rcnl-China Tea-Cups
and snucerS, very best Carlsbad
ware. fine gold-border decoration,
IA $3.50 per dozen bargain. Clear
ing Price, sc. per pnir.
20 dozen only, Renl-Chinn Cups
and Ssucers, full size, delicate deco
rntions. worth Up to $50 per pair.
Clearing sale Price, 25c.
lOc package Extra-Quality ToiIet-Paper,
Sc
l5c. Stove Brushes. eXtraweu made, Sc.
75c. Granite Rice-Boilers reduced to 3Sc.
Bamboo Music Racks, worth 81,
reduced TO zoe.
Well-Made Clothes Baskets, cheap at
s0c.-25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
oo,xcs OF RICHMOND PEOPLE
roth At HOME AND ABROAD
VISITORS WHO ARE IN OUR MIDST
who They are and Where They
Come From-Brief ITEMS or INTEREST
Here. There, and Everywhere
Gathered by Dispatch Reporters

Nice Minnie Cox is Spending fortnight
Win Miss Claire Guillaume, east Trace
street.
Mr.. Wythe D. Anderson Is sun very sl -,
at his home, ~ north twenty -s''9'''--
street.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company is rapidly placing ne" CTS o'
its lines.
The CITY Mission will resume the as
,ributlon OF wood 70 The poor on 4ueSdaS
afternoon.
nrcs. Kate y. Darlington will spend the
winter with Mrs. \. j.. Werth' SV' NiaeS
street, west.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. w. D. Purdy' OF
r4anover was a visitor at the First Audi
tor once yesterday.
Miss sallle Stuart Woods, OF CharlotteS-
Vie Va Is the guest Of Mrs. Mamie u
Werth, 800 Grace street, west
Tbere will be the usual fortnightly tea
az the Woman's Club to-morr0" ''lOi'D"''
afternoon from TO O'CLOCK
Mrs Lucy Bates and Miss Hattie Baber'
~ Tvnchbure. are visiting Mrs. Dr. Ire
william. SlG south Third street.
Miss Iulie Drew Barham, OF Southamp-
ton viii be the guest Of Miss Ethel Slater
north Laurel street, until the -o1h'
Mrs Walter has returned from Asheville,
n q leaving her daughter, Mrs. u L.
BRIGGS. whose health is improving
Mr. Clarence L. Ford, OF 1904 west Main
s+r.et who WAS 50 dangerously hurt ABOUT
six weeks ago. Is able to be out again.
Messrs. r. It. Adams and z. G. Iamkin'
Urhtf,l visit to Boston, philadelphia, ana
Baltimore.
Miss Alice b. Moncure, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Blob: ieft MONDAY
for Asheville. n. c.. where she VIII speho
the winter.
Miss Mary Wagner. Of No. 1908 Park ave-
nue. who mas been visiting friends In ne"
York. Brooklyn, and Baltimore, mas re-
turned home.
Mr. Lewis Belts, the oldest painter IN
Richmond. has been confined to MS home
427 south Pine street. with very serious
spell OF sickness.
Master Andrew Austin Tyree, son or
Mr.. Andrew Iyree. OF ll3 Pine street, who
has been i'll for seven weeks, Is sun In u
critical condition.
Mrs. ]. Arthur LEROY and Miss Helena
Trench LEROY arrived from Europe by
the Cermania yesterday. and are at home.
No. 1ls east Franklin street.
-Joseph Goodwin was before Squire c.
C. Vincent yesterday morning for stealing
a COW from william Elliott last Saturday.
The case was continued one week.
Senator John W. Daniel has been re-
ceiving many visitors since his arrival in
the city. and yesterday called on number
of friends, including Auditor Marye.
Mrs. Julia L. Winstock and daughter,
OF Philadelphia. formerly Of this city, are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING.

SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING.
English Porcelain Dinner Sets. 100
pieces. latest underglazed. pearl decora-
tions, value Si5 per set-s5.5O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clearance
Sale of NIL odd Pieces, all sorts of
Tea and COnee-Pots, butter Dishes,
Cream Pitchers, spoon Holders,
Syrup Pitchers, etc, Handsomely
chased, and worth from 81 to 81
each. Choice, 81 rs.
Handsomely Chased Cake Baskets, al
ways sold at 81. Clearing Sale Price,
N.9s
Handsomely Chased Water Pitchers al
ways sold at 500. Clearing sale Price,
$9S
Fancy-sewing Work Baskets,
round and square shapes, worth MP
10 25c. Clearing Price, choice, sc.
95c. for $225 Handsome Jardinieres,
scrolled and twisted.
$3.50 for SIS Elegant Brass Gold
Plated Tables, with new TlOrcntine-
east frame. and large ornaments on
legs, extra I2xf2 MeNIcan-onyx top.
Others mt S3.o5 and $3.50. The
greatest showing in Richmond.
Carlsbad China Sugar and Cream Sets,
on our Bargain Table, long as they last,
25c., worth 75c.
BANDED TABLE-TUMBLERs,
FOR IOc.
Flint Blown Banded Tumblers, the &c.
kind (only 10 a customeD, &c.
LARGE GRANITE WASH-BAsINs,
one 10 ~ customer, worth 3Oc.-5c.
1Oc. Water Tumblers. full size, very-best
hint-glass, set Of for zoe.
The Normadie BoudOir Lamps, imported
Dresden, with globe, value s., complete,
Sl.s6.
Austrian-Chlna Tea-Sets 56 pieces. new
est shape, with dainty floral decoration,
value $3.50 per -, SAs5.
Tho Chester Toilet Sets, with sIOp-
Jars, large spray decoration, in
three unGergIazed cOlors, value 81
per set, x3iS.
Carlsbsd-China MIX Pitchers. with
dainty decorations in various coloTs,
value 75c. each, Csc.
Brass = O'Clock Tea-KettIes, COM
pIete with lamp, value SO, for Doe.
Chiun saInd-nowIs, Imperial CnrIs-
bad ware, delicate floral decora-
lions, value to $3.50. Special Clear
ing Price, csc. choice.
MONDAYS CUT-GLAsS SPECIALS.
Hnndsoms Cut-Gloss Water T""i-
bIers. extra cIeaS anu heavy, luu
size, and ought to bring - per
dozen, but our Clearing Price for
Monday, g for zoe.
Heavy Galvani1ed-Iron Water
Pals, clean and viii not rust, regu-
lar zoe. ones, 15c.
STERLING SILyERWARE.
Fine Genuine Sterling-Silyer IN latest
styles Some are heavily gold-plated, your
choice of Cream Ladle, Sugar Spoons,
Olive Spoons, and Bonbon Spoons, none
worth less than s.. Special Choice, sSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Attempt to Wreck N Train.

FORT WAYNE, IND, November a.-
An attempt was made to wreck the fast
express, bound east on the Nickel Plate
last night. eight miles east OF this city
near New Haven. The train was running
ut a high rate OF speed. when Engineer
Tracey saw huge rock, weighing 800
pounds. between the rails, and before he
could check speed the engine struck IL
and hurled 1t TO one side. Had the engine
climbed the rock there would have been a
fiightful wreck. Some tramps, who were
near by. were arrested. and are now in
Jail on suspicion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Mr. Roynirs Getty.burr Lecture

The lecture on THE Battle OF Gettys-
burg" which will be given by Mr.. VIII
liam l.. Royal. for the benefit OF the
j. F.. Il. Stuart monument fund. at the
Academy OF Music. on December 81, will
open the season of lectures and local
entertainments. Mr.. Royal has gone
over this address and made several
changes and additions since 81 was de-
livered In the Old Richmond Theatre
last March, ana he has also had a large
diagram. done in colors. OF the strategic
points OF the famous battle-ground. Tick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
To-Norroyv, Ice.
Trimmed Hat Lore.

There are a multitude OF reasons why
we can, and do sell the best TRIMMED
HATS for the least money ever shown In
this dear" old K hmOnd II you would
have the best, come to our Millinery De
partment and we will serve you gener-
ously. From our wealth Of supply we
draw daily. yes, hourly, to add to the
numberloss attractions in this department
and to maintain our supremacy IN this
line. and also to merit the encomums our
lady friends so freely give US In praise
of our efforts to please them IN this
direction. We cater to the great public
giving the most for the least. Hats neatly
trimmed as low as S1.9S; others
$3.50 50. $3.50 $3.50. up 10 $i5, all receiving
individual treatment and having merits
peculiarly their own. We emphasize our
Trimmed Hat stock to-day. which re-
fleets in a measure our general stock OF
millinery Trimmings. TO which we espec-
tally direct your attention.
Nilnnery-second floor, right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
ART-wARE CHANCES

ART-WARE CHANCES.
A Real-TiPiitz Vase for n.,,
nothing.
lot Worth 6Oc.--25c.
Tot 2-Worth 75c.-50c.
Lot 3-Worth N-39c.
Others az s.. 75 CSC. and un. all MAJ.
double. Early selection BE- advised ..l
these unheard-of prices they po..t
long-none TO dealers '-.
A High-Class Colorod Metallic
thing refined and highly artistic I'D, ,.
der, all new subjects. ADVERTISED ..,.'
as &50-6Sc.
Real-Amerlcan Cut Glass Tumble.
best-quality, prism-cut worth 81. l...
at 45c. each.
CarIsbnd-Chinn Chocolate D..
with rich floral decoration. y,.,.
larry worth sf.5O. To-'Iorro,,..
Clearing Sale Price, zoe.
$50 Cracker Jars, fine deco-t...
good-slzed $50 Jars. To-Morrou.s o.....
Ing Sale Price. zoe.
The Quaker-City Crumnet-r-...
Bread-Pans, advertised eIsr,yhero ..
bargain at 35c., but thcIr t-..
value f. only Zoe. In To-llorro,..
Clearing Sale at f5c.
50 Fancy-Decorated Rarlu., c....
valued 90 $. Special $40 choice
step-Ladder-, standard on,Ii,,
strong and durable, not the c,e,,
unreliable kind made only 10 .,u
but good, substantial ones. NIGEL.
finished, and with patent paiI-r,.,
the usual 1926 kind. Clearing sal.
Price, 45c.
Square. Deep Bread-Pans o.
smoothly-Flnished. Full-sIzel rolling.
Pins, &c.
T. 7. r. Co.'S Special Toilet Sets r.,
line was made especially for us. ANA q
the best value ever offered tO tae r.t.
being both nicely decorated .n s.0.t.
co'ors, and all large fu.i-szal r.
We Offer them f. -o-Morr0ws Cen s
Sale az Sl.sS.
Fl dozen strong Cuspudorcs. new
decorations. value 75c. Clearing
Sale Price. 25c.
80 Jardlnleres. r.chly-colorsi. url.-.
glazed decorations. Clearing sale II
&c.
Nutmeg-Graters. extra-strong box.
crater, 2 for &c.
Good-Sized Flour-Pails, 1sc.
Shoet-Iron Roasting-paus. g.
5-foot White-Enameiled Easc.s. entirely
ne-', cheap at s12,-G5c.
Fancy Lamp Frames. IS and gc ErI
Monday. choice &c.
Parlor Fire-Sets. nicely bronzaI ehogs'
tongs, poker. stand, worth 81. conr 10
set 43c.
Family-Size Cake-Boxes. nicely made
we mean the best. Clearing Price. 81.
200 Toothpicls. per package. lc
30 Framed Pictures. scores % subtcI
TO select from, worth s.. Clearing Pal
SSc
CSC. Granite Mlk-Pans. l0c.
50c. Roasting-Pans, 29c.
Csc. Granite Bread-Pans, So
5Oc. Glass Water-Pitehers. Joe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
subscription stake Concluded
winners of the Prize.


CHARLOTTE, n. c., November "A
special to the Observer from Newton says:
Bright and cooler weather made this a
pleasanter day for the field trials COM
pany than any one Of several days past
The Subscription Stake was concluded. re-
sulting as follows:
First purse. $SOO won by Tony Boy
owned by NJ. T. Harris. handled by ID. c.
Rose; second, $50. won by Tick Boy,
owned by Del Monte kennels, handled by
c. W. Barker; third. so, won by Marie's
Sport, owned by II. b. Ledbetter, handled
by George Il. Gray.
Members OF the club and others freely
express their opinion that these have been
the most successful trials ever held by
the club. Some of those in attendance are
leaving while others will remain for the
United States trials next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Delegates to Harbor Convention.

RALEIGH. n. c., November I'll
Governor Carr, at the request az the
Governor OF Florida, has appointed
twelve delegates TO the convention which
meets at Tampa. January 18th, 10 con-
slider the question of terrifying the har-
bors Of the South-Atlantic and Gulf
coasts against foreign invasion. Follow
ing are the delegates: Alexander Sprunt.
A. J. Galloway. John d. Whtfor3, James
i. Fowle. II. i. Creecy, w. CT. Curtis
william l.. Battle Peter y. Price Joseph
e. Pogue, William NJ. Cooke, w. L..
Breze, Jr., and j. II. McAden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

The Pegram Battalion Association v.i
hold its annuel reunion, pOnsipOreI from
some weeks ago, at Ferrter's Hoe. reu
Thursday night. 4 business session vii
be held at s o'clock. and the banquet ViI
begin an hour later. There viii be DID
set programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Killed by FALLING Machinery.

Mr.. Reuben Pitts, a farmer living in
the northern portion OF King william
county. met q tragic death on Thursday
He was struck by piece OF fallir,x ma
chinery, and received an injury which
caused his death q short time after
ward.
Mr.. Pitts was a brother OF Mr.. V. Y.
Pitts, the south Pine-street grocer. He
was % years OF age. and married Mr.
V. Y. Pitts has gone to King William
TO attend the funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
The FOurqurean-Price CO.
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
A Phenomenal and Powerful Bargain Week,

colossal Chag altoona kmh Rhe
hed Mf
Valeert dofb npb hh hi
hvenoo other heh tor
18th h Owetp issad grt
and
L ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Buffers Paper Again Free.

RALEIGH. n. c., November 2i.-
Senator Marion Buffers paper here. the
Caucasian. is no longer in the Sherfps
hands. The Judgments against the paper.
which aggregated only s213. were paid
to-day. There is no issue this week.
The paper is entirely solvent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Vut,I Accident nj n Foundry

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. November
N.-By the bursting to-day OF a large
emery-wheel In the works OF the Black
lock iron foundry. at South Pittsblrg.
Tenn. George Howk was instantly killed,
and George Welch was struck ~ fly
ing fragment and SO badly hurt that he
will do. The shop was badly torn up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
North CaroIina's Vote.

RALEIGH. n. c.. November A.-North
Cardinals official vote is az follows:
Bryan. ia. ass; Mckinley. l55. 222; Palmer
and Buckner, SIS; lowering, 635.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Black. Dress Goods.

45-inch Black Imperial Serge, perfect
black and quality you have never seen
offered for less than SOC. yard'
To-MOrrOv, SOC.
5O-inch Black Brocade, very n Wy ano
fine, goods you never bought IN any mouse
for less than Sc. u yard,
To-MorrOv, i0c.
46-inch Black Crepon. you are fortunate
10 get it under $3.50 a yard.
To-MorrO,Y, Csc.
sS-inch Figured Black Monairs, regular
price SOC. yard,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
Ricbmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK, November A.-(Special.)-
A. H. Jordan. ST. Denis; II. T. Meloney.
Barrett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
De,,vered TO IN. pond.men.

AUGUSTA. GA, November At. 8.
Jones, tho defauting city Sheriff OF Au-
gusts, arrived here tonight. and was
delivered over TO his bondsmen. lie re-
fuses 10 talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
OTHER FINE DINNER SETS,
ss.DS TO 500.

Very Pretty CarIsbad-Chlna Cream
sa,x. ouoted elsewhere ns n bargain
nj 2oc. We say for the complete set
OF pieces. 90.
B!IY STOVES HERE: or COURSE
WONDERFUL MONDAY SALE.
VALUES THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
APPROACHED IN THIS OR ANY
OTHER CITY.
Russia. sheet-Iron Gas Heater, 30 burn
ers. quick and powerful heater -
value; Monday, A.45.
Come OH Heater. isinglass Illuminating
doors nlcxel-trimmed all around can also
he used for cooking by sliding dome 10
one side. largest size made, $3.50.
Asbestos Rejecting Gas-Heater. will
heat a rood-sized room at small eX-
pense only. can't be duplicated Tor So'1''
Price only SS.sS
Hleb-Grade Parlor Gas Radiators
bronze-trimmed all around. very famous
heater can be used for bar-rooms, oihces'
rarlor. It's an al-round stove. NO pace
too good to put II. We don't guarantee
IN sell them all day, but all we nave III
stock. ut $3.50.
FirSt-CInas ConI vases, pretty dec
orotions. best in the market value
$40. Special Clearing sale Price,
only 9sc.
solid Hardwood Wash-Boards, &c.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DiNNE"-
TABLE BARGAIN.
pxtra-Iarge Turkey-Platters, hhest
white porcelain, at isc.
Ash SITTER, with wire bottom
,r.-ounIity and Sizes, oc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
UraDerieS.

silkallne, in variety Of patterns and
colorlngs, regular price 10 ana y l-2c.,
TO-NorroN, SC.
Dotted Muslin. large and small dots,
I'm White and Colors. regular price. 20,
-. 80 35c., yard,
To-Morrow, Zoe.
Derby Satin Curtains. fringe at both
rds, assorted cOiors. regular price, s.
pair,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
To-MorrOyv, s1.3s
Hosiery.

Ladies' Imported Fast-Black Hose, with
high spliced heel and double sole, regu-
lar 25c. value To reduce the surplus we
make the price for
To-Morrow, 13c.
A Ladies' High Grade Fast-Black Hose
made to our special order and put up
3 pairs in a box 10 sell at 81 box
To-Morroyv, G9c. "a box.
Children's Fast-Black Seamless Hos
with English toe and heel, q regular 15c
value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV a. lst
ARRIVED


Steamer Virginia, Porter. Baltimore
merchandise and passengers La.-.n..ii
Steam-Packet Company.
Steamer Gult Stream, Tunnel, Phi. r.
phia. merchandise and passengers, j. vi.
McCarrick. agent.
Steamer POcahOntas. Graves. Nlrlk
merchandise and passengers. Virginia
Navigation Company.
Schooner Fannie Richie Tamrtcr f3.A.
Virginia-CarOlina Chemical Conn iy.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter. B0lfm ~
merchandise and passengers, btl-lA''
Steam Packet Company.
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose E3si NtH'
ark ties, vessel, John a. Curtis a. sons
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS NOV. -iL
CBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer MARSHA. New York.
Steamer Sandneld. Port Tampa.
Steamer Haxby, Liverpool
Barge RondOut, New York.
SAILED
Steamer Sandheld, London.
Steamer HOunslOw Rotterdam
Schooner A. A. Shaw, New Haven
Barge Mystic Belle, Boston.
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rVVg r. FOUR 0UREAHgap RICE COMPANY
Pegram RattnIion Reuninn.

cts will 90 on sale at the Academy ci
Music December LIST.
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Linens.

Some choice bargains for close buyers.
Extra quality All-Linen Table Damask
fun bleached, and a better grade than you
often see at 81 4 yard.
To-Morrow, SIC.
21-2-yard Table Cloths. with border all
around, S22j goods.
To-Morrow, SLID.
3-yard Table Cloths. the $3.50 kind, for
t275. and the "a kind for S.35.
20x3S-inch Hucl1 and Turkish Towels.
goods we could net buy to sell under sl.75
a dozen.
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Blankets.

1he greatest Blanket offering Of the
nineteenth century:
Extra Quality White Wool Bed
Blankets, with colored borders. made Of
selected wool and strictly ell-woOl filled.
II you can match this Blanket at 81 to- 81
a pair more than We ask you for them.
we will make you a present OF pair:
10-4 worth "a, for S29S.
Ia worth s.. for &.9S.
1914 worth IS FOR $f9S.
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aides Knit Underwear

Ladies Winter Vests, soft and warn
regular price, S9c.,
Tomorrow, Zoe.
Childron's White and Natural woo
Vests ard Drawers, regular price 80 l.
75c each.
To-Norrow, 25c.
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Dressing SaCqueS.

Ladies' Elderdown Dressing Sacques'
Cardinal Laght-Blue. Pink and Gray
not the cheap ones offered about the Guy
but a regular 81 article.
TO-Norrov, Coo.