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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
JOHN PHILIP SOUS4 FOR BiNDNASTER.

THE 2sD REGIMENT HAS a HOPE OF SECURING
THE FAMOUS LEADER
The 23d Regiment has a fam. hope OF securing
John Philip Sousa its bandmaster this fail Major
David X. Case, chairman Of the Music Committee
81 VS. he has secured from Mr.. Sousa promise that
II he decides 70 become identified with the militia
he will consider ar offer from the ed Regiment In
seeking to engage Mr. Sousa. the 23d comes into
competition with the eth Regiment, when. 1t is
UNDERSTOOD has been making overtures 10 the
famous band leader Some of the members of the
regiment are not satisfied with the present band
master Alfred D. Fohs. The question of retaining
Fohs will be considered at special meeting 10 be
held on Monday September = The complaint
against Mr. Fohs' leadership seems 70 be thai his
band makes too much noise In the armory and too
little when parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
TR4DESUEV NOT WANTED THERE

Officers OF the Third Police Precinct acting upon
orders given by the Department of City Works to
the Police Department. compelled William Coburn
OF M. ISL Hamilton-ave.. to stop worl; yesterday
on a three-story brownstOne front building Gin
ton-st. and Neranda Place. This neighborhood Is
distinctvely OF homes and the people living
there entered protest with the Department. OF
City Works when they learned that MI Coburn
was transforming the house in question into
store They also dislike his scheme of providing
extension OF six feet on the sidewalk They
stated their TO the Deputy Commissioner Of
City Works, who ordered the interference on the
par: OF the police. Superintendent Flocken OF the
Department of Streets. has commanded Mr.. Coburn
TO tear down the unfinished extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
TWO MEN HURT ~ RUNAWAY

A horse, driven by Louis Schmutz. florist took
fright in Flatbush Thursday and away. IN
juring persons and wrecking piazza. The horse
ran down Clarkson-st. and turned into the old Glove
Road At Grantst 1t ran on 10 the piazza of Pierce's
Hotel. which is almost on a level with the sidewalk
The wheels of the wagon carried away the pillars OF
the structure. which came down with crash. At
Prospect-st. William Armenian, of No Ill Grant-st.
attempted to stop the runaway. and was knocked
down. the wheels OF the wagon passing over his body
DR.. John Zabriskie attended the injured man. 1t
found that the horse had stepped him. and that
was internally injured. Schmuz slightly injured
In iumpng from the wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29


programme in Washington Park will be by l.
BORGESS. fth Regiment Band:
Sslu,a,on. The star spaneled Banner ~ -
1Arch ne Nc hrleX club ................J O. Casey
Waltz. on the Beautiful Rhine ...... Ieler XIX
Seieciion ron the Opera 'Iolanthe ........ sullivan
Choru. ana Cavatina "Guiramcnde" s.s,.,ia go an
Comet solo. shepherds Morning Song .... SIM.
~, , Anton Sehwarzkopf
ca Caprice. "Darkies jubilee ..... ii,iSS,HS
.b) Coniqur. "Rastus on Parade Kerr h,,,
National Bouquet Scotch Melodies ... NJ i."a,S
Two step 2s'h Ward Republican Association .....
Dedicated Rober, Spite. d. O'''N
In Prospect Park the ed Regiment Band Will
will be heard
'stsr spansied Bann~r
March 'F st ba:tsiion Alfred D Fohs
Introduction Third Act 'Iohengrin ....... Wagner
introducing selections lie principal wo-bs Of Ros-
BY W s s'"i Migrants.
Overture. "Iodosoa ................... @. erubin
Miserere rom III Troeaorc ............. Verdi
Bass Trumpe, Solo, Culver poke. Hartman
Wedding March 10 shaS'speares 'Midsummer Nights
Dream M~ndelssohn
Tomorrow the Twenty-third Regiment Band will
give the usual sacred concert In Prospect Park
o'clock Following Is the programme:
Hymn 'Chris,nss"
Overture 'he eanta,a The Golden Cross Max Brull
Reniniscenoes. Martha ..''.....'.'........ flotow
% AGasio from 'son.ia Pa.neiiqae' Beethoven
Comet solo. "shepherGs Morning Song .suppe
By : Migrants.
Overture THE Ruler Of spr.ts Won Weber
Andante from sonata for organ ..........Dr Noknar
Bass trumpet SOLO "CuIus Anmatn ........... Rossn
By T. q. Frank
o. Trsu1nsre a costume s sob,nen
SrAis Menaessoaos Hymn Of Praise '''"''"'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
REAPPOINTMENTS Observation-Disclosures

Dstrct-Attorney Foster l.. Backus yesterday
made the following reappoinments private secre-
aries and stenogra piers places in his office: Wal
Worth. a nephew of ex-senator Worth. 81 800:
Fdele A. Driscole $500: Katharine J. Boyle 81 200
year. The reappointments made for the pur-
pose OF Increasing the salaries, M. Worth's and Miss
Driscole's from $1,000 year, and Miss Boyles from
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29

The club was organized AT No. 172 Sone-ave the OH
GERS are: President J. Fusco: president Jonn iso
Mckinley battalion VIII probably 1 De
formed in a few weeks There now over 5W
names on the roll OF membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
MUSIC AT BRIGHT0N BEACH TODAY
The afternoon CONCERT at Brighton Beach to-day
at $40 O'Clock will be follows:

O,a-,u-. .Oharon,, Weber
1a1 Morning (b) Asas Death. Anitras Dance.
(d) Dane in the Hall OF the Mountain King
From The Nations" Germany. % SPUN.
' Moszkowshi
Selections from "HaGsel ind Grete Tumperdinck
For string orchestra. ca Entr acte Gavotte ,b)
LON du Bal. .G.et
March. from symphony "Lenore' .............. .Raf
MeisterslnRer w dBler
prelude to the third act dance and processionD
Fantasia Faust -"ounod
The evening programme begins at $40 o'clock
and will be a follows:
Overture "Carnva' Dyorak
UNI! Gret el .Humperdinck
spanish Dance. Moszknwski
tb La Cialna cuban Dance) Gottschaik
Violin solo a) Siciano bacA
I'D Rustic Dance. .............. GODDARD
Violin Mr. Schmitt.
Funeral march DIV requesD Chopin
'IOhengrn w agner
The MIL. 'let
do Mnuet Siozaft
Second Rhapsody llszt
segfreds Rhine Journey. Wagner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
ITALIANS FOR SOUND MONEY.

A large number 81 Italians living IN the Twenty
sixth Ward have organized honest money club.
the object OF vhica WA be 10 nsht Bryan and SewalL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-29
PROGRA MINES IN THE PARKS.

Band concerts will be given in washington and
Prospect parks this afternoon at O'Clock The
programme in Washington Park will be by l.
BORGESS. 9Th Regiment Band
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Ielims SvCle SOn-- THE TOWER--CO I'd and Broad.

on Tuesday, at the residence or Dr. }.
w. Sale. the star of which was Profess
sor f. G.. HAIR of Petersburg. MIS- wa
liam Brook. OF Norfolk. the daughter Of
Hon. John Goode. sang several numbers
very delightfully."-. while Misses Mamie
Sale and Mamie Griffin. who represented
home talent. gave their friends cause to
fes proud of their performance In rem
dering plano solos
On Thursday Mrs c. I. Mosby left
for St. Louis TO join her husband who
preceded her some months ago, and has
located there. Mrs Mosby is one Of the
most popular ladies' OF the place. and
there is much regret that she and her
husband should have removed elsewhere.
Mr. William Koben, a leading merchant,
who was married o few days since
IN Baltimore, has returned homo with his
bride
Particulars have Just been received
from that far-off land. China, OF the
marriage OF Miss Augusta T. Graves TO
Rev. Hugh White. which took place at
Chefoo, August 18th. Mrs. White is
native of this place and a lady of beau
tful character. possessed Of many charms
Of mind and person. Mr.. White is
a native OF Lexington, and u minister OF
the Presbyterian Church, and occupies a
high position in his church and socially.
They will continue their missionary
Iaburs In China.
BRIEFS.
Mrs. J. S. Slicer, of Montvale. has
moved her family here for the winter.
and will prove an acquisition TO our So
cial life. Mr.. and Mrs, r. NJ. Curtis and
children viii spend the winter with them
Charles O'Hara left Tuesday for BE- =
timore. where he will attend the Cole.
OF Physicians and Surgeons. At the same
time Horace Falconer LETT TO enter the
University Of Maryland
NJ. C. Judd has accepted a position
with a drug firm of West Point.
John S. Judd has received the appoint
ment as assistant bookkeeper to Barton
Myers, of Norfolk.
Mrs Anna Warren, of Richmond, who
has been visiting her son. student at
Randolph Macon Academy. has returned
home.
The guests that have made Hotel Bed
ford resound with mirth and happiness
during the season have nearly all re-
turned to their homes, leaving only
small house-party consisting OF Mrs
Ewin, Mrs. Shiplett. and Mr. Davis.
Professor and Mrs. Hair. and Mrs
Harris OF Petersburg, have returned
Rome
Mrs. ]. A. Clark mas returned from
visit TO her father Rev. Il. BSBoatwright,
In buckingham county.
Bedford's fourth tournament took place
near Otterville Friday. and despite tho
chill air and lowering skies was attend
ed by a goodly number of people from
the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

The old registration has been
done away with. You must regis
ter anew or lose your vote on No.
vember I'd. The books of reeistrn-
ton Will be open from sunrise to
sunset on Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday, and Friday or
this week. Go ana REGISTER AT
ONCE don't wait till the rush be-
gins. You will find the registrar
at the place where you have voted
of tnte,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
HEALTH RESORTS.
THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VA,
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY; 200 FEET ELEVATION.
A large ana splendid Hotel. called
THE HOMESTEAD, with al MODERN
conyeniences, including private baths, has
been erected ON the site OF the old Home
stead. After June 18TH rates for the
summer will be as ioliOws: homestead
Hotel. cottages, and annex, from {lS per
week upward, according 10 size and loea-
tion of rooms; the Virginia Hotel, from
Xl2 per week upward.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS: Fine
orchestra; dancing in the Casino every
evening; riding and driving parties daily;
syyinming-pOOls; new bicycie-track; golf
Grounds; lawn-tennis pool and billiards.;
bowling, fishing and hunting.
FRED. STERRY,
nv n-su. W&Frts Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Med,ca1 student, to PLAY hall.

game OF baseball will be played al
Wesf-End Park on Monday at o'clocK
sharp. This game is especially interest
ing. because the participants are the rival
medical colleges OF this city. IL you want
to see good game OF ball with plenty OF
enthusiasm without paying. so out. Inc
make up OF the teams Is as follows
University College of Medicine-Hamlet
Brown. Leigh Hart. Robinson. Iayior
Jones, Bordean.
Medical College OF virginia-Rucker
Banks. Bossieux. Dafrron, Hazen, Mason
McGown, Moseley. Sb6pharo. Randolph
(captain).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
RESOLUTIONS a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, under
the firm name OF VIRGINIA TOBACCO
COMPANY, expired by limitation on the
LIST of October. 1896. William A. Smith
and H. l.. Strause. members OF the firm,
are authorized TO settle the partnership
affairs
Mr.. l.. l.. Straus, by purchase. becomes
the owner OF the goodwill. brands. and
the right To use the firm name OF the
VIRGINIA TOBACCO COMPANY.
l.. J.. STRAUSE.
WILLIAM A. SMITH.
J. al. ROBERTSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

too cheap there IS some daEnage-salt
water. perbaps-will not show At once,
but in the wear you Will soon see. All OF
our Mattlnys come direct from importer
GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN
MATTINGS.
Full line of Sampson Floor Oil-Cloths
and Wild Iinodeum.
Floor Oil-Cloth, Iic. yard.
Stair Oil-Cloth, loo. a yard
Window Shades. complete. from Csc. up.
We make Window-Shades TO fit any
Observation-Disclosures. stores, and
offices.
Special attention to Scotch and Holland
Shades.
Extension Brackets, 2Oc.i s-foot Poles,
complete, 35c. 12-foot. zoe.
Brass Fixtures. Exc set complete.
Our Rugs, the price and quality are
attractive to every one;
lS-inch Smyrna Rugs. I5c.
2l-inch Smyrna Rugs. SIS.
26-inch Smyrna Rugs, Sl.50.
30-inch Smyrna Rugs, Sl.75.
36x72 Smyrna Rugs, 81
Smyrna Druggets. tx12, only 80.
Sykai Rugs. Oriental designs, Ixlo. only
So: 9Xl2. only SIC.
Full line of Ingram Druggets. from the
Smallest to the largest.
Carpet Warp, full G-pound, $40
Cotton Yarn. full 5-pound 81 a bale
Knitting Cotton, full 1-pound. lac.
Ounc.
Cotton Batting. good quality. &C. a
pound.
Rug Fringe, 10 to i24c. a yard.
Remnants Of Brussels Carpets, rug
size, 75c and 81 a piece, worth double.
Stair Pads 81 a dozen.
stair-Buttons. 25c dozen.
Shade-Pulls. Sc.
We are Offering our stock OF Baby
Carriages at very low price for cash
TO close-s55 Carriage. Stand so on
they go.
HEAVYWEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
Permit your eyes 10 feast upon this
great stock. and you'll not be long IN
discovering that we offer The best values
for the least money. Bargains every DAY
IN the week.
ladies' Heavy White Ribbed Vests and
Pants finished with pearl buttons and
gussets. 25c. the garment instead " 30c,
Ladies Genuine Swiss Ribbed Merino
Vests and Pants, White and Natural. one
half wool. 50c the garment. instead Of Toe.
Chldren's Pure White Ribbed Union
Fun line of Infants shirts and Wrap
Boys Tan or Gray shirts. all sizes. 25c
Chldren's White, Red, and Gray Wool
Underwear at all prices; Best values IN
Ladies' Wool Red Shirts, SIC.
The best line of Gentlemen's Underwear
in the State.
Gentlemen's Fleece-Lined Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. soc.
Gentlemen's Swiss Ribbed Gray Shirts
and Pants SOC. the garment
Swiss Condo Ribbed Shirts and Draw
ers sil5 the garment. instead OF 1.SO.
Gentlemen's Red Wool Shirts ana
Drawers. 35c.
Gentlemen's Jight-Blue Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers su wool, 81 the garment.
Gentlemen's Outing Shirts, IS inches
long, DC.
RLANKrTs AND COMFORTS.
Extra Heavy All-Wool White, Graz,
Red Blankets. g. 49, pounds TO the pair.
Full ia Ohio Blankets. wool both ways
s.
1914 Blankets weight pounds, S.
White Cotton Blankets. 50c.
Heavy Twilled White or Gray Cotton
Blankets, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

: Large Size Bed Comforts. Soc.
Extsa Heavy Comforts, carded with
White cotton. 75c.
Saline Comforts. N.5c.
The best 81 Comforts.
French Saline Comforts, lined with light
shade OF Saline, s2.0O
Down Comforts, $40.
NEW LINE OF GENTS TIES.
Bows. Clubhouse, and Teck Ties, 25c
81 Teck ScaTfs, 5oc-
New Style ladies' Collars.
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS.
Imported novelties, exclusive things
and things that practical ladies' will want.
No such stock. No such low prices.
Narrow Black Jet. &c., instead Of l5c-
Iridescent Trimming. Tic.
New Buttons for dress trimming
Anchors for REFERS. &c. apiece.
LADIES' GLOVES.
Autumn Gloves in every fashionable
STYLE and color Soma OF the special
shapes and overwhelmingly graceful. whilst
the qualities In every instance are the
best. The money savers to-day.
Glace Kids. with large pearl buttons or
lace. Mode, Brown, Oxblood. Black, and
Congress Pique Gloves. 81. instead of
$50
Gentlenen's Tan Seamless Socks, 81-4c.
Gentiemen's Wool Hose p 1-2c. a pair.
Gentlemen's All-Wool Red, Brown. and
Blue Hose. 25c.
Gentlemon's Heavy Yarn Socks, 80
Flannellette. for wrappers. 7c.
| Androscoggfn Cotton. s lac. a yard.
: Dark Outing Sc. yard.
| Zoe Canton Flannel, Sc
White Wool Flannel, ~ l-2c.
l0-4 Unbleached Sheeting. IL 1-2o
! Utica Sheeting. 49, PC. yard.
| 1o-4 Androscoggin Sheetng, 20c.
lie Blue Denim, for overalls. IL f-2c
Tick that will hold feathers, II i-2c a
| yard.
Shaker Flannel. 1-2c a yard.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 1oc.
! Hcmstitched Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. ~ 1-2c.. instead OF 25c.
Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, drawn
| thread corners, only &c.
25c. Hair-Brushes. 1)c.
2Oc Tooth-Brushes, l0c.
Oline. l0c. a bottle.
! Best Shoe Dressing. sc. bottle.
Extract Of Vanilla and Lemon, &c. a
Boys All Nyool Cashmere Pants. 5oc.-
4 TO u; TO Is years, 75c.
Good Note Paper, Sc. a pound.
Pencil Pads. 200 sheets, Sc.
| Ink Pads. 7c., instead Of l5c.
Box Paper, sc.
Linen Paper, plain or ruled, l5c. a pound
, instead of 25c.
The Best School Hose you ever saw, loc.
| a PARISHES 1-2 TO 10.
| Chlldren's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose &c.
| Ladies' Fast-Black and Gray Hose. &c.
| pair.
Linens to-day are better than linens
grapamother had. DO you realize Il?
| " i-2c. Big, Heavy Loom Huck Towels,
| Scotch. strictly good.
| Linen Table-Cloths Napkins to match,
| 75c. to s4-Plain White or Colored Border
| ed.
| soc. a yard-l-inch Table Linen, OF
! clean, smooth ydrn. VIII wear as well
J as any 7Jc- goods we know of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

/ 3e-inch Black Figured Dress Goods, were
25c, now l7c. q yard. a,
Black Figured Mohair. 30 inches wide,
&c; real value. soc. No exagscIItions;
Black Figured Jacquards, Ss-inch' &C
Black Figured JacQuards, sS-inch, &c.,
worth 75c.
Atwood ss-inch Diagonal Serge, s6c.
Black Diagonal Serge all wool, H-inen,
only Soc. worth 75c.
Black Frizzie. 70 inches wide, 81 yard,
Black six and Wool Brocade. n.25 a
yard; a bargain az 40 o. r,
Black Tufted Diagonal Cheviot, 81
inches wide, 75c. a yard
Black Serge, "A inches wide. sIlsc.; real
value Soc
Black Serge. a inches wide. 5oo.; real
Fine Black Henrietta, 5oc., worth SOC.
Black Crepons 1875 10 sl75 yard.
Priostley Yelling, with crepe border
Full line Of Priestley Yelling. 75c. TO
2.75 yard.
New Cloaks are arriving every day.
We bought late, 10 take advantage of the
latest style and the low market prices.
Children's Heavyweight Navy-Blue
Cheviot Refers. sizes 4 70 70. only $3.50
Misses Cheviot Refers. Blue anc
Brown mixed. only $780,
Young Ladies' Boucle Jackets Brow
and Black. Green and Brown, Green al
Red. and Brown and White mixed, onls
Young Ladies' sond-Colors - Blue
Brown, ana Green. with tufted boucl'
Cbldren's Tan Mixed Cheviot Refers,
g.
Ladies' Solid-Brown Kersey Jackets,
$3.50
Young Ladies' Green and Black Mixed
Boucle Jackets. $3.50.
| Ladies' Plaid Tan Coats, $3.50.
| Ladies' Tan Kerseys, slO lined with
large figured silk
| ATWOOD Navy-Bluc Cheviot Refers, 4
TO 70 years. $3.50.
CHENILLE AND DAMASK
TABLE-COvERs.
IA Damask Table-Covers. coiors Brown,
! Blue, Old Rose, and Green, only Toe.
GA Chenille Table-Covers. zoe.
IA Chenille Table-Covers. 69c.
Chenille Loops. l5c. pair.
| 75c. worth 81; 81 window. worth N.25.
Great many odd pairs of Lace Curtains
| at low prices.
CARPETS, MATTINGs. OIL-CLOTBs,
WINDOW-sHADEs, AND RUGS.
Brussels Carpet very heavy. and just
the thing for hard wear worth 75c a
yard only zoe.
High Grade Velvet Carpet 75c. yard
81 Brussels Carpet. csc. a yard.
Best grade of Velvet Carpet 81 yard.
I worth $50.
q pieces Of Brussels Carpet. usually
sold at H.25: our price 9Oc.
Full line of Hall, Stair. and Border
| Carpets.
Real Heavy Ingram Carpet. 25c. yard;
| seven patterns to select from.
Extra quality Ingram, SIC.
Atwood Ingram. 45c. a yard.
Samples of Carpets, l0c.-to cover
| postage.
Out-of-town residents should bring
! diagram with them for single carpet
| VIII send to any part of the State 70
! measure, when furnishing house COM
| plete.
There are n great many low-priced
| Mattings offered this season. If they are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Governor Coming hack to the Man

The Governor was al his ONCE ysster-
day. and stated that he would move
back to the city from ''Dundes' next
week. Tho Governor str uses MS crutcn
as result OF the injuries he sustained
in . ruuawsy accident several weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style of work and prices win b
euro % please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

NOW AZ Dress-Goods prices wn3cn
ereaks the grip OF hard times! 49,
esslnch Novelty Dress Goods. lzisc''
" 1rira quality Atwood cheviots. Tic.
y;nn, ri storm Cheviots. entirely
~ se-inch. only 25c. a yard.
Fgne ATWOOD Home Spuns, 20 incnes
s.ee ~. DC aAIiy.Wyvoool cheviots. colored
.,,n6s forming a small Black cheek,
,niv 25c. a yard: would be bargain
'aseinch Waffle suitlng. Green and Blue
mixed boucle effect, 25c; yard, .or,o,.
Nushria Serge, small hGures' VARIOUS
shades. 4o-inch, only BIG. .o.
-i,cb Cbeyiots. all wool, 3likc., was SOC.
Suk and Wool Small Checks, Green.
Blue. and olive. S14c,, a y aoa' ,o,r-,,ns
sO-inch Choviots, SILK KNOT nun
afripc b0c. a yard ,o
siik and Wool Wsfie suitings. soc. =,
small Checks, for taior-made ana
travelling suits, - Inches Wide' Only o00'
A real bargain. 60 c,rre,
Rlue' and Brown mixed with Black ~
inches wide, only 75c. a great sener.
six and wool Hair-Linc Stripe over
skirt. with Black, Wavy hSures' y ii'e'oS
wide only soc. a yard. M. Ok.
H,incb SIX and Wool Novelties. NC
. ,ard. real value 81 %. No eXaggeratioh'
s0-tncb Cork Screws. in Brown, Blue
and Greens. only SIPS yard; every 'duy
wants one OF these In her outnt'
to-tncb Damqsk Brocade. silk and wool,
o' 5oy,,nch covert Cloths. in all shades. zoe.
55 5qirch covert Cloths. in all shades. eOc
"s5-incb covert Cloths. all new shades.
S0c Customers tell US they are seiIlhs
for 81 yard.
sERGEs, sERGEs!
ss.inch ATWOOD serges. all shades. 25c.
n yaru.
Codet.Blue serges. all wool, CSC. al yard.
An-Wool A-inch Coating Serge. 45c.
so.inch wide-wale Serge. Navy Blue.
ss,ipcb Navy-Blue Diagonal Serge, sc.
r!i@e Imperial Serge. A-inch. SOC. yard.
i,xfra quality JO-inch Wlde-Wale Serge.
tinted Cheviot. n Green. Blue. and
Brown. J0-nch. only 75c. yard.
PLAIDs. PLAIDs, PLAIDs!
PLAIDS. PLAIDs. PLAIDs!
10 pieces OF Fancy Double-Width Plaids,
pieces OF Fancy Plaids. i2izc. a yard.
F6ucle Fancy Dress Plaids all new
mixtures. double width. l5c. yard Thls
h your chance for 25c. plaids at l5c.
3 pieces OF Coo. Plaid for this DAY, 4oc'
q yard.
3S-inch Plaids They are the same
quality as regular zoe. Plaids last sea-
son. now &c. d yard.
beautiful SILK and Wool Plaids, with
Gold and Garnet stripes. Gjc. yard.
Few pieces Of French Flannels; styles
Az not handsome, to close at soc. yard.
Nemnant Of Dress Goods for children'B
school dresses.
OUR STOCK OF DRESS Innings is
THE MOST COMPLETE IN
THE CITY.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
As usua' as thunder-squalls In october
10 get Dress Stuffs under value. right AZ
the start of the season.
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Kaufman & Co.

continually crowded store evidence of popularity and
honest popularity is achieved by methods Our business
methods embody the broadcast ideas of economy and include
sweeping that qualities here to meet your ideas Of
true values
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POLITICAL.

MR.. CARELESS. OF NEW YORK. WILL
sneak al Old Market Hall TUESDAY.
October 9Th. at s =. NJ, under the a1-
spices OF the S. l.. p. The candidates OF
the two old political parties are respect
fully invited to be- present oc 4-it'
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Other House in Richmond.
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