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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08
WILLIAMSBURG.
Masons Take n Sail on the York
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 7.-(Spe-
cialD-The members of the Masonic fra
ternity here enjoyed a sail on the noble
York Yesterday as far up as West Point,
returning about l O'clock this morning.
They were unable to take their annual
outing on ST. John's-Day, June 9th:
hence they took yesterday TO celebrate.
The beautiful and fast-sailng schooner
Harriet Lane was kindly furnished by
genial and whole-souled fellow-crafts-
man. Captain Ed. Maynard, who accom-
panied them on the trip. A bountiful re-
last was served while on the passage up
the river which consisted OF everything
TO satisfy the inner man. The return
trip was delightful. az strong east wind
gave them a nice sail. All are pleased
with the outing. and are loud in their
nraiee of the generous Captain and his
polIte and efficient crew.
Misses Lima, Nellie. and Annie Mayo
left Yesterday evening for a sojourn at
Virginia Beach. They will stop with Miss
Caskie. from ST. Louis.
Mr. Graham Nicol. who has been spend
ing some time here, left yesterday for
Washington and Atlantic City.
Mr.. Frank l.. Howard and family, after
n delightful visit TO relatives at Phoebus
and Old Point, arrived this morning at
their home. on Green HILL
The City School Board will elect teach
ers much earlier this summer than usual,
"a the Council meets earlier to lay the
lew. II is probable that the number Of
teachers in the white school will be in
creased.
Professor and Mrs Bird and Miss Edith
cn,;th Leave tomorrow for the Maine
coast THE rest of the family will follow
newt Monday. Among their guests this
a,,mr,er will be Miss Lucy L. Davis the
nrincinal OF the Mathew Whaley Model
and Practice School. and. perhaps, Mrs.
beverly $. Scott. from Ewell.
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nad oeen at the bat. determined to show
ieaser that ne wasn't 30 warm, after
all. Accordingly. he raped the sphero
out against right-ied fence. and trotted
around the corners while furthermore
chased his tongue nearly out OF his
head
The Lancasterians made every effort 70
score They occasionally got q man on
bases, and once carried one as far as
third. but Lever kept to his pitching
and they couldn't cross the rubber.
Finally in the ninth inning. they grew
desperate and Larocque raped out a
double. Seybold followed with a safe
one In the centre garden. and the OBJ
stIeperous first baseman scored. The
other two batsmen were quickly retired.
however, and the game was ended. The
o'hcial score Is here appended:
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pERRYyILLE.
,os,;ry Rnce Programme-Po-
r,t;c,I Notes-PersOnal.

RERRYVILLE, VA, July 7.-'speciai1
The Berryville Jockey Club, unuer 'ns
management OF Mr.. Frank V. Iliioru' .,
uvattsville. Nd, will hold It's anhuai
,,,oat,ne M the Shenandoah Driving PARK
nr Tuasday and Wednesday, Angus. I'm
ia SSth The speed programme oi lle
events has Just been lssueu, an "o IN
fine snort is promised. Oh tnc az. -
,hora will he a high-jump Tor a purse ol
a. rafting and pacing race with q
p1,rse of 500, a trOttlnS race Ioi . 900
having a record Of 2I for purse OF S9oo,
three running races LOT putS en-
lii, sis5 and steeplechase Tor gem
sla,nen riders for purse OF 49, eno
s,aanlschase course being beautlIul one
80 miles in length across the county
u',th a water jump and several Fences ,s,;
on the second day the progssanella,nle o 49,,
,,a,,,de a race Cor a purse or sJOV open
10 trotters and PAGERS, ana the idIse
- offered will doubtless induce OWN
ora az some noted steppers 70 colNest loi
r. ON this day there VIII also DC liol
ting race for horses ol M S s,aarie-
ciass three running races, ana steeple-
has The total amount offered IN pIlles
os-s,a.,ates e. 40 all OF which Is suaran-
80 nv Mr. Tiford. NUMBER OF NOISES
are already at the grounds OF lhe Sn, ~
andoah Driving Park in training tor tHe
the Valley are promised by the CRUZ.
TUE INSTRUCT CONVENTIONS.
The district conventions held IN in, C, S1,o
oo,,ntv on Saturday last to select aeie-
counS 20 the legislative convention 70
Be held in Berryyiss on as satresy cso oS
iO'n. ~ ,ar Uon. s. S. Thomas, who repre-
sented the counties q Clark h enc eon w
t ia "a. saturday next promises TO Dc
lively one, as Warren county ssy na car ,mo
cahui1au carson has the celegates
and and" wI large part Of the county: but the
convention held last SATURDAY AND 4 the ' ak.
koyal p' pstween the two candidates viii
rers ,,ab,v have to De settled In the con-
p.,a'sinn here next saturday.
ve en- cav season will open IN Clarke
county shortly and from o now u ~ fas she
eooi III wHa he kept on the go with the usual
round q aSnssas n, R,snh,c hotels 'a AMI board
ps,,gASo,,ses are beginning TO nj up VILE
those driven to the and c sach house S viii
soon have lis full quota or guests. ~,
' Howard Il cas,leinan. son OF MT 'onh
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GREAT SECOND FLOOR.

Every remnant Of Mating that sold up
to 2Oc, for SC. a yard.
s Smyrna Mats. heavily fringed, yard
long, worth 75c.. for zoe.
Reversible Scotch Rugs, yard long,
worth 35c., marked down TO 1oc.
6 MoQuette Mats, worth $l.25. for 6oc.
2 36-inch Moquette Rugs, damaged, were
S2.S5, for SI.x5.
Felt Baby Afghans, embroidered, 15c.
1 piece &c. Curtain Scrim, damaged,
1Sc. a yard.
White Bed-spreads, cost &c, marked
down TO 17c.
8 odd pairs Lace Curtains, worth 50c.,
for 3Jc.
pairs 81 kind for 75c.
lot Tinsel Drapery, all colors. u lie.
grade. for &c. a yard.
20 ThreeFold Fire-Screens, damaged.
were I5c.. for l5c.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys percale Shirt-Waists, sizes 6, q,
10, and u years. 1oc.
10 Outing Shrt-Waists, pleated back,
cord laced front, worth S5c., for 13c.
30 Little Boys White Blouse Waists,
deep sailor collars, edged with Swiss
embroidery, embroidered Jabeau, re-
duced TO sJc.
Little Boys Fancy Straw Hats, worth
Soc, for 35c.
Is Boys Round Straw Hats, blue ribbon
bands, marked down to 15c
- Boys Wide Brim Straw Hats, &c.
White Duck Tams. sc.
2 Boys 50 Long-Pants MILDLY suits,
serge Jacket, with White Galatea
sailor collar, vest, and pants, marked
down TO $3.50.
White Duck Blouse Suits, MILDLY pants,
sizes 3. ., and years, marked down
to 30
Navy-Blue Striped Wash Suits, were
SOC, for 25c.
Boys 15c. Wash Pants, 1Oc.
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CUIPEpER.
A dwelling Burned-Horse show As
sociatiOn Organized.

cuLPEPER. VA. July 7.-(special.)-
The substantial frame residence of Alfred
Roberts. on Cedar Hin, was destroyed by
fire this morning at 2 o'clock. The ex-
,losion of a lamp caused the fire. which
ipnread rapidly. the inmates only succeed
iPs in getting out as the roof fell. The
are company was called out. and rendered
nsyective service in protecting and saving
adjoining buildings. The loss Is about
500: insured.
ISOLATION has permanently. organized. with
Hon. I. l.. Johnson. president; Lewis r.
Nelson. Jr., first vice-president: s. r.
smith. second vice-president; Charles
Forbes. third vice-president p Thomas
treasurer. and w. f. Coons. secretary
THE officers OF this association are among
the largest stock-breeders OF the county,
and the organization will be a. success.
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r. Castleman. OF Clarke county, was re-
Gently awarded the cadetship from the
Twelfth Senatorial District at the VIZ
pinia Military Institute.
Mr.. James Rutherford, father or MI.
John c. Rutherford, died at the residence
OF his son on Sunday last, having reach-
ed a ripe old age. He enjoyed the re-
spect of all who knew MIN.
PERSONAL.
A license was issued from the Clerks
of3ce nj the County Court on Tuesday
for the marriage Of Mr.: Howard VI
Jones. Of Maryland, ana MISS n MaDei "
Pierce daughter of Mr.. A. n. Pierce, Oh
AifSs Eliza Lippitt has returned from rom =.
visit TO Rappahannock ana Fauquier
cp Mr. and Mrs. Alger. Of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr. S. r. Baughman; T..
Mr. George S. Powers, or klcnmohd, 10
y,siting Mrs r. w. Powers, at Auburn;
Mrs Anna Moss. OF ParkersDurg,, W
Va, is the guest Of Major Samuel >. u
VTessrs. Kirk Glover. Firth. and SNYDER
- Vashinaton. were I'm town TINS week:
Mr. Herbert smith. OF stanton, visited
friends here Sunday. n,.,,oso,.t,,
Mr. George W. Boyd, or fnliadelpnld,
roturned Monday night TO his home. aIter
= ,leasant visit 10 friends at Wicklire.
Mr. j. Wilson Griffith left Sunday Tor
his home at Charleston, ;: Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson McCormick, OK
Norfolk. paid flying visit to Mrs. a. X.
Miss Iallie Craigbill. Of ChsrlestowIi.
w. va, Is visiting Mrs. ID. X. Meade at
"Chaumiere." e. ..,o
Mr. and Mrs. John l.: Stearns, VINO
have been visiting Mr.. Marshall McCor-
rntck returned Sunday 70 their home, at
Denver. Col. Accompanying MI. ana MIs.
Stearns was Miss Margretta McCormick.
who will make an extended WISH 10
p Misses Ida and Maggie Compton, OF
Rannahannock county, are visiting Mrs'
p ~ Vorous. near the Old Chapel:
Mr. Frank Baughman, student OF SAD
d,sr,s business College, In baltimore, IL
81 home for his summer holidays. =
Mr. clifford Luke, OF New YORK. Is
visiting his former home, In Clarke coun-
wv william Haigh. OF Baltimore. Is the
,rsst OF Mr. Charles s. Lee
Mr. ID. X. Meade returned sunday nish'
IN his home. IN Texas
NJ Max Brownold. OF New York. Is In
psrrvvilie for the summer.
pr N. Griffith. OF Washington, y. c''
spent sunday and Monday with MS pa
rs Mr. I Felix r. McManus is at tina vir-
S Mr. Duncan Bradley. Of waahinsson-
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nEATEN TO DEATH.
uorrible Murder by Hungarian
Miners I'm West Virginia.

vvrcIrH. ". VA, July I.-lSpVcIdI1-
4. Laystone Yesterday morning Jesse
o'r.eary. mine boss for the Pulaski Iron
Se.,,,'any was attacked by three Hun
oar;an miners and beaten TO death. They
gariai,, n hin with hatchets. and beat his
attachsu ~ nulp and cut him in up
heaa ' ~ twenty-five places. AS soon as
warus ~ deed came 10 light officers
the oap1 ~ pursuit OF the fends. One OF
starsea o,ebt refuge In the Shawnee Com
p rnr mines and the other ,o Two ,o escaped
10 ths i 81 Them was captured by Depu-
nl ,sho or ]. W. Waldron and lodged In
ty-Sns,' ,h,s Mace. 1t Is only a matter OF
S7if few hours when the other two WI VIII be
captuaa' greaf many friends in the mines,
~ rynd nh they are likely to attempt to avense
10 death.
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PETERSBURG.
The Virginia and Carolina Road.
Political and Personal.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 7.-tspeclaI)
II is not yet known when the work on
the Virginia and Carolina railroad will
be commenced, though Il rs understood
that engineers Will shortly be sent QUE
to survey. The entire right OF way has
yet TO be secured. Work will have to be-
gin soon. as under the terms OF the con-
tract twenty miles OF the road south from
Petersburg must be completed In one
year. Mr.. Dewitt Smith and General
Negley are expected here next week.
Major Francis Rives Lassiter. OF this
city, candidate for Attorney General. has
secured headquarters at the Ponce dc
Leon Hotel, at Roanoke, for the session
OF the State convention. Major Lassiter
expresses himself as much encouraged by
the advices he has received from dllfe-
rent sections Of the State.
The Petersburg delegates 10 the Roa-
noke convention have not yet met TOT
organization. Several well-known gen
tlemen are mentioned for the chairman-
ship.
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FLOWERS.

FLOWERS.
Cherries, Bluettes. Roses, Bachelor
Buttons, Carnations, and Blue Bells
reduced from so and zoe. to Zoe
bunch.
Buttercups, Daisies, violets, and Roses
reduced from % and S9c. to Toe.
bunch
EMBROIDERIES.
Colored Cambria Embroidery for fc.
yard.
70 yards of Linen Nenise Inserting, that
sold for st. for 25c. yard.
Butter Nalenciennes Inserting FOR OAc.
yard.
AIl-Over Valenciennes Lace, u inches
wide. for 5Oc.-reduced from 81.
Torchon Lace Skirting for = i-Sc. yard.
Black and White Tuxedo Yelling. that
was SOC. for 25c. yard.
1S-inch Navy-Blue Chenille-Dot Yelling
for Zoe. yard.
JEwELRY.
Three-Ron Fire-Gilt Children's Lock-
Bracelets, worth 25c; remnant price,
lOc.
Fine Shell Lorgnette. II inches long,
worth 81; remnant price, Zoe.
12-carat Gold Babies BID and cap
Pins. worth 81; remnant price, aoc.
Fine Roll-Plate Babies Bib and Col
lar-Pins. worth 25c.; remnant price, &c.
Ladies' Solid and Heaviest Sterling Sill
remnant price, 10c. pair.
Heavy Engraved Solid Silver Shirt
Waist Sets. complete, with three
studs. collar and link buttons, with
the stamp sterling on each piece,
worth Soc remnant price, fDc. set.
Roll-Plate Gilt, and Silver Stim ana
separabe Studs. worth up TO &c;
remnant price, iOc. set.
Roll-Plate and Silver Beau Brummel
and other Link Cun Buttons, worth
DC: remnant price, Sc. pair.
PARASOLS.
7 Ladies' 81 Foulard SILK Parasols,
ladies' White China silk Parasols.
enamelIed handle and ribs to match,
$50.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
81 Mems SOC. Laundered Cheyiot Shirts,
attached collars and Guns, pearl but
tons sizes II 10 Is IL, for 29c.
Is Ladies' Red Satin and lAnen-Coiored
Bows. worth 25c.. for Toe, -
II Ladies' Linen-Color Trilby Ties,
worth DC, for &c.
q Mems SILK Band BOWS, hsnt coiors,
% solid Colored Club Ties and Shield
Rows. worth % 20 50c., for i22c.
10 nairs Mems Bicycle Pants-Navy,
Black. and Gray Mixed, worth ST. for
REMNANTS OF
BLACK DRESS GOODS
that sold for 49, 80, and Soc. at zoe.
yard.
Remnants that sold Is, 10, and Csc, at
Zoe. n yard.
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NORFOLK LOST.
Long Drawn-Out and Uninteresting
Game.

NORFOLK, VA, July 7.-(Special)-
The locals went down again to-day be-
fore Reading. 1t was nobody's game up
TO the last inning. yet withal the con-
test was uninteresting and long-drawn
out. Bishop pitched a good game until
the eighth. when he let down, and was
hit for six bases. Brown was substituted
in the ninth, but did not improve the
situation. McFaran batted for Smith
in the eighth. and sent in two runs on
a single. McMackin's work was unsatis-
factory. and two home-runs off him in
the fifth caused the substitution of Hern-
don who finished the game in a careless
manner. About two hundred people saw
the game Score:
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NOTIONS.

NOTIONS.
pieces Silk Hat Web. 1c. yard;
Broken assortment of Initials, lc
dozen.
Sc. Rubber Hair-Pins. &c. box.
Soiled BeeswaX. &c. piece.
Shell and Amber Hair-Pins. DC. dozen.
White German Working Cotton, DC
dozen.
White and Cream Star Braid, for wash
dresses. 1c. bunch.
odd shades Spool twist, &c. dozen.
25c. satin Waist-Band Supporters. Red,
Pink. and Yellow only, loo. pair.
Combination Pads and Bustles, soiied,
Remnant lot Hook -and-Eye Tape, Gray
and White, &c. yard.
Remnants Hump Hooks and Eyes, lie.
card.
TOILETS.
3 bottles Dennison's Sc. Paste, &c.;
4 bottles Pinaud's Brilliantine, &c
2 boxes Roger a Gallets Powder, loo.
Sweet Orris Sachet, 17c. bottle.
Lot of Fine-Combs, more or less uani-
aged. lie. each.
Envelopes, lie. pack.
10 Crldren's 10c. Round-ComDs, &c
each. . II,
Loose lot Of Writing Paper. &c quire.
Mourning Writing Paper, 1Oc. qulre'
Is Tablets. edges damaged, &c. each.
10 boxes Tan Shoe Paste, lie. box.
2Oc Metal Powder Boxes biue anu
Mill Ends Chamois Skins, 1c. each.
Meyers 2Dc 1rish-Linen Writing Paper,
boxes soiled Zoe box.
Imported High-Grade Toilet Powder
White only. IOc. box.
CORsETS.
Only 2-ls. 2-2S. 1-29, and 80 or the
2c Corsets for 12l2c. pair.
Only 81, 2-23, 3-24, and % or the
81 c. b. Corsets for soc. PAIR.
Only 2-21, 1-23. and - or Meyer
Special zoe. Corsets for ooc: palr- an.
Only 3-23. l3-24, and 4-29 OF the SIC.
Corsets for 25c. pair.
GLOVES. A..
"a pairs of ladies' Kid Gloves tnaI
have been fitted to the hand, hsht anu ~
dark shades. This lot also Includes -
Dairs of 2-Clasp Black Piques 81 4udl-
ity. 5 IL and "a only; choice' 100
pair.
LEATHER GOODS.
10 Red Leather Belts with gilt harness
buckles. were 25c. now lOc II.
Changeable Silk Purses, with gut
trimmings were 25c.. now loc.
ran Leather Belts. with leather-coV-
cred buckles. were &c, now DC;
10 Belts. in different shades, sHBn'N
damaged. were &c;; =, now ,,y,,s ioc'
LANES, HANDk ERCHlEFs.
300 Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstlteheu
Handkerchiefs, 10c. value, now DC.
n ladies' Colored- Border hehi, me-,
Handkerchiefs, regular DC. Vaiue' no"
100 Ladies; Linen Collars and Guns dnior 10
match. in plain White anu eo''''
choice, lie. cacn.
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ATHLETICS BRACED UP.
And Took a Game from Newark on
Yesterday,

NEWARK, n j., July L-(Special)-
After losing three straight games to the
locals. the Athletics took brace and turn
ed tho tables on the home team. john
stone was taken out of the box in the
sixth and Gettig substituted. The game
WAS uninteresting and the errors of the
locals proved costly. Score:
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CREwE, VA, July 7.--(SPeciaL)-At az
adjourned meeting OF the Town councii
last night the following officers were
elected: DIR. ]. w. Bryant. Mayor; J. ID.
Tunstali Assessor; j. ". Wheary, Re
corder: j. +. Phelps. Sergeant.
The Office OF Treasurer was held open
until the next meeting. All OF those
elected were old officers. except th1
Mayor. afr. r.. u. Jennings deciinsd re.
election. and DR. Bryant was prevailed
unon N accept the position. 10 which no
was elected without any solicitation on
his part. a.
r,oIsiy felt In this section. TX.
Rev c, s. Harrison. who has been Wis.,.
ing his sister. Mrs Hatcher MOORE Nft
'y Mrs. samuel Nicholson Is visiting seIs'
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X. ronran have re-
turned home from Nashville
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orders for printing sent to thu Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention..
ana the style OF work and prices VIII -
sure to please you.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
123456 $3.50

Summary: Earned runs-NeWaIh, %
.1,1ntics Two-base hits-Rothfuss,
Wrigbt Cassidy. Zearfoss o.. and Nc
Vey Three-base hits-Rothfuss ana
SbsSahan. Left on bases-Newark, .;
Athletics. 9. Struck out--By Johnsione.
- E;,t,o Hatdeld. and Rothfuss. First base
1 on 'hf,ssiilsEOff tombstone. 3; off Gettig 2;
81, Conn g. Hit by pltcher-Carey. Pass
o on Soiis-Zearfoss and Fox. Umpire-Mr.
Retts. Time of game-l hour ana 90 MN
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,s,oase we puy well We Sell wen.

THE PEOPLE who write
asking why we do not have
bargain sales should spend in
o,lr store the time given to
writing.
Why. we're forever having
harqain salesl Something is
marked down in some depart
ment almost every day.
But YOU mustn't wait to see
Them adyertised-most of the
bargains don't last long enough
10 permit of it.
How'S Light-Weigb, Nice
Fitting stylish cut $40 suits
for S6.75?
Imported Negligces, S1.50
grade, 81.
We close at 6 7. NJ. to-day.
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national League Ball.

WASHINGTON. July mo National
ose,,e ball games were scheduled Tor
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Tickets for Y. NJ. c. A. moon'ish' a.
building to-day or boat to-hisn' s's
freshmcnts will be obfninapie'
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INFANTS CAPS.

INFANTS CAPS.
1 lot 25c. Nurses Caps. SC.
50 Infants Caps. tucked and frill. 1oc.
IL Infants Caps. Sheer, embroidered,
lace trimmed. Toe.
81 Infants Sheer Swiss Caps, Valen-
ciennes lace and ribbon trimmed, re-
duced TO 33c.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
25c. Cambria Corset-Covers, tucked
front, soiled, 121c.
2 Fine Embroidery Trimmed Extra-Size
Gowns "a and iS), were NZ0, to-day
75c.
8 pairs. 75c. Embroidery Trimmed Extra
Size Drawers, 4Oc.
% Ladies' 25 and 3sc. Trimmed Cambria
Corset-Covers, l9c.
READY-MADE SUITS.
Light olored Wash Skirts. were &C,
to-day CSC.
! Covert Cloth Bicycle Skirt, slightly
soiled. was Sis to-day, 5oc.
1 Red-Striped and l Green-Striped Silk
Waist, were S.4S, to-day. Si.30.
Moire Velour Skirts. perfectly made,
were $3.50, to-day. 500.
II Shepherd Plaid Skirts, full lined and
well made, were Sl25, to-day, soc.
u Black Etamine Skirts, made over
Colored Innings, Were $3.50, to-day, 81.
Nght-Colored Mohair skirts, IN
stripes. worth 81. to-day. 81.
Solid Black and Light Colored Shirt
Waists, were 25c.. to-day Zoe;
IL Dark Colored Wrappers. braid trim
med, were 6sc., to-day, 3Sc.
Black Crepon Skirt. well made, all
wool was s., to-day, $3.50.
4 White Duck Blouse Suits, full-width
skirts, were sl99. to-day. Si.25.
Misses Laundered Shirt Waists. in sizes
from 10 to Ia years, were 49c., to-day.
25c
Dark Challi Wrapper. trimmed with
ribbon, was sl.99, to-day, si.25.
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visited Mr.. w. Taylor Wilton this week.
Mr.. Holly Stevenson Is visiting reia-
tives In Clarke county.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Reading 4 IwO-basc hItS-W eddlgt,
Wentz Gallagher slater Stratton.
Three-base illustration. Home runs
Weihl McFarlan, Minnehan. Left on
bases-Norfoik. 3: Reading g. Struck
out-By Bishop. 8; by Brown, ]: by Nc
Mackin. 2: by Herndon. /. Double plays
Gallagher. Mcintyre. and Slater (2). First
base on errors-Rcading, !. First base
on balls-Of Herndon. 2. Hit by pitcher
Smith. Leahy. Passed ball-Barckley.
ITmpire-Mr. Snyder Time OF game-l
hour and IS minutes.
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Richmond 800. .......OO 5O1O0O'-6
Lancaster ........ ........0 0 900 0 0 L
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. ];
Lancaster, ]. Home runs-Elsey, EIaf-
grove. Two-base hlts-Stuart. Larocque.
First base on errors-Lancaster. l. Bases
on balls-On Lever, /; Off Yeager, 2.
Left on bases-Richmond, 3; Lancaster,
6. Struck out-By Lever, 9; by Yeager.
5. Bases from being hit-Kain. Double
plays-Madison to Larocque. Stolen
bases-Leever. Time OF game-2 hours.
Umpre-Mr. Burns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08

WIN Get the Cold sh0aIdfF.
nLuEF4EI4p. w. VA. july. t-Qpe-
cial l--Therc is no trouble and none =.
Tist-Top field A number .of a9itSxeIS
who have started for this field WI So
tho cola shoulder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08

So Mems soc. Knitted Shirts fer Csc.
. Mems SOC. White Summer Merino
Drawers for 25c.
Ii Mems 75c. Cray Summer Merino
Shirts. sizes "a and AZ for soc.
u Ladies sc. Swiss Ribbed Vests for
&c.
IS Ladies' soc. Jersey Ribbed Short
Pants Tor zoe.
for SOC "''''
"A children's &c. Ribbed Wrappers for
t2iac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08
LINING ODDS AND ENDS.

Short-Length Canvas. Siiesias. and Per-
calines. IL 10 4 yards, sold 10 and
2Oc., for SC. q yard.
Remnants Kid Cambria and Rustic
Innings, s. and &c. kinds. for iIsc. yard.
Remnants Silesias and Percalines. colors
and Black. II l-2c. grade, for sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08
Totals
LANCASTER.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Totals ...... ........."SS 1 6 q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-11-27

An artillery wagon loaded with pow
der exploded in the City of Mexico, kill
ing four men and wounding eight other
persons fatally.
Angel Paz, who betrayed Gen. Castillo
to the Spaniards for $4,000, was cap
tured by the insurgents on his way to
Cienfugos and hanged.
A Cuban hospital near Artemisa,
Pinar del Rio province, has been raided
by the Spanish soldiers and 20 sick
patriots, women and children muir
dered.
The new government of the republic
of Cuba has elected Bartolme Masso as
president.
The steamer Victoria, fitted out by
King Oscar of Sweden to search for
Prof. Andree, the missing aeronaut, re-
turned from Spitzbergen bringing no
news as to the whereabouts or move
ments of Andree.
A dust cyclone swept over the north.
west portion of Australia and several
towns were wrecked and many persons
injured.
Many of the largest business houses
in Melbourne, Australia, were burned,
the loss being $5,oo0,ooo.