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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
NEWS NOTES CAUGHT IN THE
COCKADE CITY.
The virginia and Carolina ana inc
Richmond, Blackstone, ana so"'"-
ern Roads-set for Tri"i-fers
and General.
and General.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 16-(special)
The $1,000 approved securities deposited
by Mr.. De witt Smith in the Petersburg
Savings Bank. TO be forfeited to the CITY
should Mr.. Smith fail in his contract 10
b,ild twenty miles OF the Virginia ana
Carolina railroad south from this city
IN twelve months. are railroad bonds
current for their face value on the Ne"
York market. These securities are 10 DC
returned to Mr. Smith should he iuiii'
his contract. The first mortgage pohus
of the road cannot be given to the CITY
until the company is organized ana cap'-
talized.
Dr. Peter Arlund, president OF the
picbmond Blackstone and Southern rail-
road. has just recovered from a spe'i u
sickness. He said to-day that the WORK
of l. wing the rails on this road would De
commenced at Blackstone in the COURSE
Of two or three weeks. HIS engineers
have been at work some time Inls me
&c TO run from Richmond TO OF near
Ridgeway. y. c. A.. ooso
In the Hastings Court to-day the cd9o
Of lanes VI. OuUSs lhhiee~' 80
was set for trial on the 20th instant
when il Is probable that Judge lhsi an
of Manchester. will sit. Judge Ingram
has on several occasions presided lh gu, ~
Hastings Court, and has won Tor hiihseH
MANY friends and admirers in our cry
Last night the horse attached 10 .ne
summer used I'm collecting mails from 'h>
etor boxes ran away on Union street
Thomas Griffin, who was driving was
tbrown out and considerably hurt ABOUT
the head and shoulders. His mans were
scattered in the street but were all re-
covered. a. ao,.
robert Mitchell (coloreO was to-day
convicted i'm the Hustings Court or IN
lawfully cutting Henry Hamme (colo'eul'
and sentenced to jail for six months
with a fine Of s..
The A. =. Hill Rifles, Captain Jackson
left for Virginia Beach this mornins'
where the company will so into camp lot
ton days. Officers and privates ahuc'-
| nate a delightful time ,..
The Petersburg Grays are cohslue' iii5
tho matter OF new dress uniforms anu
II is probable the contract viii soon De
| awarded. I'LL
The Stonewal Band, OF stanton VIII
Give a concert in this city early in sep
TENDER. for the benefit of the local loas'
| If Elks.
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FNiPOHIi.
p,octe Rocc.-Layyn Party and
nunce-PersOnal.

picNcIe Hnccs-IHWn EHr'F M"
Dnncc-Personai.
EMPORIA. VA. July l6.-tspecial''-
The Emporia wheelmen had the first OF
their annual races yesterday. \ large
crowd was present only local wheelmeh
we're admitted. The fortunate riders that
secured the prizes were Peter Jones, -.
p. pebble, l.. l.. Turner ana iIaNN
Perman. ,,, h,. o. lawn
Marty on the courthouse square w M mn
vas brilliantly Illuminated with ChlII,sS,
Lanterns. and the whole was cohG iI,Ii' :,
with an elegant dance at Baker ti"Ii.
Mrs Rebecca j. Hubbard. a most IN IN
celIent lady. died at her home. I'D NoIII
Ernnoria Yesterday. She leaves Il Idi &c
family 10 mourn their loss. ,.-,.,.
Mir. George :. Bruce, AFTER "a "a plv"' o.
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.. IurHei' 10"
returned TO pittsburg, ia. .,.n-
Mrs. :. W. Reese, who mas pteh tSettt,o
ing I'm Giles county. IS IN to"h' N''i'''7
nor sister. Mrs. Ellen +. Turner;
A. rbomas y. Newsome Of Richmond
Va is visiting his family here 80.
Our townsman. Mr.. j. Is. Ballty, ~, ~ "
OF the EmpOria Messenger; mas a00-P'0
n position i'm Portsmouth, va; - -
Nr. Charles Evans, OF Neid9h' -, ~. C,i
was here yesterday 10 attend 'he '''''-
II Is thought that the entire GGreenGis-
vile delegation will attend the hoaloN'
convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
Where to Go Sunday.

The religious meetings az S the Aou at5
Mems Christian, Association sS, unqey
ier"V ,Sn warm weather. The association
paror in which the c0 @fe a5s q pSas nsa
Is well venulateetas, h, coon and pleasant place
sno ~, ho fonnd in which 10 spend an hour
on on the Lords Day A oe STsh1 53-% MilI
W. Wv 40 The bows of the GOSPEL Army:
rhe Subject for this service Is S're eng 10
Mr. Arthur Is a 5000 , hp' bovs am '0
W" irhe meeting al O'Clock. for men only,
Wili be conducted by Assistant,S'!ecre'3 ,,,y
S"t,nt,c, Cor the afternoon. The song ser
Sice l. very interesting feature OF this
mecting. All men and strangers espe-
''TSs Rible class, conducted by Secre-
tarv $. X. Mckee will meet at O'Clock.
This class is increasing each week 11lh
ia interest and numbers. "ChIists Con-
yersation with Nioodemus" is the subject
Tor this Sunday.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
acknowledgement Sewerage a"es-
tton-FniIed TO Agree.


D-7vpORT NEWS. VA, July 16-(Spe-
cial)-At the next meeting Oh lnc Ooii
mon Council, which will be heid Iuesu'y
night. the question Of Issuing D3i'us W
49,, ,,,o,,nt Of $4,000 for extending me
' ~ ~ sewerage of the city Will be
d}scrseed and some action taken me
develouncnt of nearly hlty cases VI
tvrboid-fevcr. traccable TO water drunk
frnm sunken wells and the lack Oh I'll an
age. has made this lmproHeiileno bahio
mount to all others. ana IL Is pIoD1DiS
that The school question VIII be uIopptt
ill something Is accom- hshvu Oh tu ,o
sewerage project. so laf, ucIc nav
been two fatalities due 10 tS9nolu' anu
one of these was Elizabeth May the D.
vear-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jonh
Driver. who died last night; -. ,,.,.,,
last evening Dr. Samuel W. hobsoh
cave a delightful luncheon AT Hotel w ~ %
wick i'm honor Of his guest, Dr BLOCK.
who is a member of the medical stan OF
the Eastern State Hospital Among the
Quests present were Miss Orm, OF W ASH
inpton: Miss Miller. of winston, n -
Miss Gibson of Concord, \. C.; MISS
Buxton. of oxford. y. g MISS Ralle
Tabb Of Baltimore; Messrs John Bran
der of Richmond; J. A. MasSle IRWIN
tucker. Edloe Morecock. W. j. Nelms,
ana John Boisseau. of this city
Miss Clara Brooks, daughter OF Mrs.
Rolle brooks. a popular young lady OF
tpis civ and Mr.. Charles Il. Moore we've
c,,;otIv married at the Methodist parson-
age last evening the Rev. George W.
Wray officiating
Considerable anxiety is felt in shippine
circles for n large feet OF vessels bound
iron, Roston. Providence, and New Nork
CO.. this mort which are now overdue.
The craft encountered heavy gales along
Tho coast. and were driven out 10 sea-
The fleet consists mostly of schooners
and barges, which are coming FOR cargoes
The Jury I'm the case Of the state vs.
Inns Cahbel. indicted for burglarizing a
! bouse. with intent to assault negrcss
which has been on trial in the Corpora
seven for conviction and five for ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
Fined for Contempt of Court.

HEATHSVILLE VA. July 6.--eSpe-
tbews Va. was fined So and costs by
Judge T. r. b. Wright, in our Circuit
Court Yesterday. for a contempt of court
committed by him recently in forcibly
taking out of the possession OF the re-
ceivers of the late firm Of c. Il. Lewis &
20 tle schooner George II. Garrison
and carrying her to Baltimore. where she
was nbeiled and sold. Bentley was sum-
moned to appear at the last term Of the
court but did not appear until arrested.
RE was represented by Messrs. Walker
q Chinn. and the receivers were repre-
scented by MessIs. l. T. Smith and T. b.
Ouipbv. Bentley went on the stand in
his own behalf and disclaimed any in
tention Of wrOng-dOing. claiming that he
was acting under the instruction Of John
$ Johnson. Of Baltimore, who claimed
ownership of the vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
ANOTHER NEGRO FIEND.
Attempted Criminal Assault Nc"'
nmsturg-Escaped.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July lo.-'9fe-
ciol)-Our community was somewhat
startled this morning upon nearing 'ni,
an attempt at assault by a negro hainsu
Winson had been made during the Ilsn1
uDon one Of the daughters OF Mr. III
Gillian. who lately removed ,,Vth,e'sa ~
Chase farm, near here. from Micn' 20
Tho facts as near as can pc sotlc,i, ~ y
these. About 2 O'Clock this morning d
negro. who was afterwards recosn 49, ',i
and who IS employed on tne ld ami nj ,,'s
tered the upstairs room or MI; ,,-baro
residence by means OF Il Iduui1, and
his two daughters were sIeep'ns, -
one was awakened by having heI pc "a
touched by the hands OF this ilah, 80 o.,
uuOn an outcry being maze t"o ciiIi9n,
escaped from the house. MI Ni.'' ~
being alarmed at the Outcry, came 10 liID
rescue OF his children, who nag e IeCos
nized their assailant, and VINO liIo, NJ 10
their father OF the manner III Nlilen -
had escaped from the room. inc l III
Immediately ran TO the mouse ct,oe
bv the negro and found the man 81" 80
He remained by them. and IN "a rev Ln ~
ments the negro came back, ana Mt. ~
liam thrust i'm his face a PISTOL ,EMSI 49,
however was not loaded. Nr. bliiidtl
carried his prisoner into his dWelhnS'
where he was recognized again Dy Nv
girls. and where he confessed ms a.
TEMPT Mr.. Gillian sent Tor some heIsn
bors who shortly arrived. one OF tneh
fdiut W w iiiiAi4i-''N' , CfIIfa ~,
and the other remained MT. bIIlldli II.
Who was barcfOoted, left the prisoner III
the room in charge of the nelshDor
while he retired to his room to dress ana
put on his shoes. During his absence me
prisoner made a break for liberty ana
succeeded in getting away, escaping u
the woods. IL, ri.
He is being pursued at this time. The
escape of the negro Is due to the fact
that while Mr. Gillian had firearms q
plenty i'm the house, IL turned OUT tna'
tbere was no ammunition on the prem
iscs. This fellow. II caught, will in. all
probability be turned over to the YORK
county authorities 10 be dealt with.
Posters are up all over the city ana
,,oirhboriny counties Offering a reward
for the apprehension of the negro. He is
about % years Of age, tall, slim, exceed
ingly narrow in the face, peaked head,
with hair cur unusually short, and is
quite black.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
.RrsTEEs, AUCTION ~

TWO SMALL DWELLING ,e inA
EAST SIDE or TN .Nl1-
FOURTH STkt.I. ....,.,,,
BETWEEN MAIN AID ftANh''''
STREETS .........
Nos. IL AND ~ NORTH H H' Do
FOURTH SItL-I1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

MARTINSNIILE, VA, July 16.-(Spe-
cial)-The argument by the advocates be-
tore the Jury Ia the Lester case has con-
tinued through another day. Jury anC
SPECTATORS bear up bravely under the
irving ordeal. The prisoner still preserves
his emotiOnless and irrcsponsive face anC
Is apparently unmOved by the closing
scenes I'm the drama. which. 10 any one
else. would be appalling and intolerable
The Attorney for the Commonwealth viii
conclude the argument early tomorrow
and the case then goes TO the Jury. A
verdict or disagreement Will certainly be
had Ia the early afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
CHARTER GRANTED
70 n Big Company by NorioiiA
Judge.

NORFOLK. VA. July 16.-(SpeciaL)-
1,dge Uanckel. of the Corporation Court
TODAY granted charter TO the seares
para Rubber Company, whose purposes
orc IN buv and sell merchandise and per-
sonal property of every descriptio,a, TO
carry on trade between the United states
"a forcign countries: 10 hold, lease, eN-
change. and sell personal property OF
every description; 20 ship goods In vessels
of their own or chartered vessels ana
IN have power TO contract and TO issue
sfock I'm exchange for bonds, etc. The
canital is to be in shares Of 800 each;
$50 acres of real estate may be held,
ana The principal offices are to De N
Norfolk. The officers are: Richard +.
sears New York, president; Henry Earle.
Broollyn, y. Y. vice-pIesidenti IS; r..
Brennig. New York. secretary William
Eirectors above and Gardener r.. Tn
derhiu. New York, ]. W. Wilcox. Nor
folk. and Anton Delclisur, Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

nv virtue Of "a certain deceit 0.
the trustees OF the Old lom.H.h
ING and Loan Association from
rravser. dated june ~ lNY. tHi
I'M the Clerks Office of lN.NiuD.'
rerv court. Docd-B0ok Ill g..
,,hicb u,as given 90 secure tHe
NJ "a certain bond therein m ni.l'
f9ult having been made ODD ODD, l..
on a part thereof and hei aN
tie Board OF Directors OF ai.i .lt
So 10 40. we shall 0dor Tor ei'e
auction, upon The prem' 20. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
sHOTGVNIN LYNCHBURG.
4 Coiored Barbcr Tries to Pepper
one % His own Race.

LYNCHBURG, VA. July l6.-(Specal)
This afternoon sensation was created
ON Main street by two loud reports. and
the scattering OF shot in and around the
First National Bank building. Inc shots
caroe from "A shotgun i'm the hands OF
II ". Creighton, a well-known cOlored
barber and were fired across the street
~ John W. Wilson. a colored carpenter
ana politician. The trouble originated
from reflections cast 10y Wilson upon
1rGiebton's daughter, a teacher in the
nublic schools Of the city. Wilson was
NOT hurt. but several bank clerks mar
rowly escaped injury from stray shot
from Creighton's gun.
\ charter was granted here to-day TO
go FLORENCE Crittenton Home for
Faucn Women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

business. The company has capital =,
$4,000, and will be known as paNe'
CO ,,.u
Turner Ashby Camp. Confederate Ne,e-
rams. and Turner Ashby Guard, uls
camps military escort. and the Lapie 20
Auxiliary Of the camp, accouipaitrrs ssa,,S,
the Union cornet Band and the rrie a,,a-
ship Military Band. left yesterday eve
ming on a special train for Martlnsburg'
W. va. to participate in a grand laT hn
fete and ex-Confederate reunion to,,od
held at Boydvile, the home OF o'H rir'
States Senator Faulkner, or WEST Iso
ginia. the winchester wheel club also
ssncctananled tho veterans. and will take
part in the bicycle parade tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
DERRNNILLE.
4 Residence Destroyed by Fire-Per-
sonal Notes.

RERRYVILLE. VA, July 16.-(speciaL)
mir was discovered at o'clock Thursday
afternoon in the residence Of +. \. Mar
SHAH. on Treadwen street. The Hook
and-Iadder Company and citizens re-
sponded promptly 10 the alarm, ana every
effort was made to save the bulldlhs, Du.
because of the insufliciency OF the water
supply-the fremen being entirely de-
ncndcnt upon wells and cisteins-lh
building was consumed. FM9i'1 ,be iosa
to Mr. Marshall will probably not exceed
500, as the building was insured Gn,oda m 'H'
Ioudoun Mutual Insurance COMPANY;
Ouite a distinguished party Of 'cycnsls
dlHed Thursday at the Virginia Honse
Berryville. en- route 70 loudouh Sou ~
In he partv were colonel Randolph, Baf-
Ton -, u DR. Boiling carton, j. Herbert Whit
tingham, Boiling Barton; n, aii 49,, oaI.
barton. of Baltimore, and Misses No'''" az
and Stoldard. OF Winchester.
Mrs a, Moore. Jr, left rh Rgiq iIo To'"
M Ntr w Cabeu Moore LETT Thursday lol
q weeks stay at Niagara Fans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

fSpecial Mrs Caroline Rennolds, reict
of Or. Rennolds died at her home, in
this city this afternoon. Mrs. Rennolds
was "a daughter OF the late w. X. Cor
don. Her son. X. q; Rennolds, is
Monument citizen of Richmond. Beside
him. Mrs. Rennolds leaves married
daughter living in Augusta. Ca. and
Miss Lizzie who resided with her mother,
ia this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

The farmers IN the neiehborhood OF
Draoch's Church Chesterfield county.
have organzed an association 10 pc
t~oUn ~ the Falnng-Creek Farmers As
sor,gtion. organized In the interest OF the
farmer. 10 stop chicken-stealing hunting.
and other depredations that he Is con
siantly suffering. The association has on
,rosnerous farmers in the vicinity. A
rreat deal OF interest was taken, giving
svery promise OF being a perfect success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
Winchester Notes.

oial1-Judge 4. W. Harrison. of the Cir
cult Court OF Frederick county. granted
a charter OF incorporation to-day 10 H..
". Baker. w. ii. Baker Il. G.. Baker and
y j. Baker. of this city, and $. f..
Rhodes. OF Riverton Va. 10 form a COM
pauy 10 carry on u wholesale grocery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

Cards. Bnl-Heads, Statements. Letter
t1eads. Note Heads. Circulars. Handbils.
dodgers. etc, printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
GOOD work at same prices you pay for
Interior work. Send us your orders. and
we will guarantee satisfaction IL every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

Mr.. s. stern has rendered his resigna-
ton as Vice-president OF the Old Do
minion Democratic Club. This aclion
crows out of the determination OF that
organization 10 have the John w. DaDiel
democratic Club. OF which Mr. Stern is
president, Investigated by a special com
mittee, with view OF ascertaining
Ttern's friends Ia the Old Dominion Club
Will have his resignation laid on the
f"bs- thoy say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE, ONE VERY FINE YOUNG
rarsev COW and Calf. Can be seen at
,o,s west Clay after p. NJ. jy l7-lt'
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THURSDAY. july %, 1881,

beginning al 500 O'Clock =. NJ, the fol-
loving described PROPERTY:
l. That LOT OF LAND. WIN VIC
ON the south side Of Winder street be-
ginning 50 feet from Gates street. ana
fronting 20 feet, and having depth OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE. DRUG BUSINESS.
Eresh full stock; splendid location;
doing a fine, paying business; easy
terms: no cutting. and business mostly
tei.h nj health cause OF selling This is
80 chance i'm q thousand. Address 4. H..
G care Of Dispatch. j. iS-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

WYTHEVILLE, VA, July l6 -(Spe-
cial. )-Bristol Iron and Steel Company ct
ais. W.. Caldwell, trustee, ct ais. Argued
and submitted in the Supreme Court OF
Anneals today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
GREAT BARGAINS IN CANDIES TO-
THE COHEN co.
SHOWCASE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. AN OUTSIDE. SHOW
case with metal trimmings; following dl-
mensions: Base, q inches tail; entire
bei@ht, Including base, 60 inches; front
yiGfh of glass. 10 inches; side width OF
$50, td condition. and cost new $50. vii.
slii Tor SIS. MEYER SYCLE, l05 cast
Proad street. Richmond, Va. ty 5-Zt
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BUSINESS WANTS.


To RENT A GOOD COUNTRY STORE
for general merchandise, or would Duy
interest Closest investigation given aho
required. Address Box 49, hichiiO"355 y,
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WANTED.

,oo r.ABORERs At SHERIDAN POINT,
Va near Alexandra, Va. For informa .
ton apply to ~ W. R q, GRAp vS over ''''
fv i5-8t DOUGLAS & ANDREWS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

BY G. L. & H. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneefs'
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND The
VENDEE.
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WANTED,

4 POSITION AS WET NURSE BY A
white woman. Address NChaEt car
Dispatch. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
MANTEIl

sr-1rNfER BOARDERS AT NICE COuN-
try home. near depot, post-oIice anu
18th Address Mrs NJ. y. GRAVES.
ReIona. Powhatan county va. Jy lot
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N ANTIiD.
ROLL ..

SEND TO DRINKARD'S. GET PAN
Hot Rolls; seven LOT 80 tsal.
jy lI-lt' 10 hoIlh SIKH street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

By sutton g. CO..
Real Estate Auction ~.
corner Of Tenth and BANK s,fe''~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17

COMMISSIONERS SALE
HIGHLY VALUABLE g.prps,.
PROPERTY. '''
FRONTING on HERMuTAGr po.-
AND LEIGH STREET. ''''

by virtue Of the below-me,u.-., .
cree. the undersigned special e.-. .'
SlVtIigds' therein appointed. win .a.
subject to the approval on ffo c,...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-17
The face value and the
created
SATURDAY
BARGAIN
PRICES
differ widely in every part OF
the store of

1t;!(0!HEE:N!?!So
who pay well in order to make
Saturday one of the busy days
of the week-not only the adj
vertised goods, but hundreds
that never reach notice III type.
Here are a few of the Sunday
needs:
Jump into one Of these
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
The making counts for naught, and part
of the material as a gift, too. The loss
extends over a wide field:
Handsome Pique skirts for N;75.
Fancy Chenille Stripe Linen skirts for
81 81: the s2.25 ones.
Covert Cloth skirts. extra full, for 81
each.
Tan Linen skirts for 5Sc.. less than the
cost Of the making.
Linen Crash Skirts for 65c. TO s..
s. Black Sicilan Skirts for $3.50.
Dresses Of Crash. Linen, Duck. Pique,
Dimity. and Organize for less than
cost Of materials.
Tailor-Alade Suits for 81 to $, from s.
and SIG.
again at the special bargain prices:
Au-silk Molre Ribbons no. p, all col
ors, for l0c., usually 2Jc. ~
Blue and White stripe Ribbons, no. 4V
all silk. tor lSc.-3jc. generally.
All-Silk Taffetas. No. p, for &C.
No. 40 All-Silk Tanetas, all colors' Tor
No. 5 An-snk Gros-Grain Ribbons for
&c.
MEMS SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE OF
BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS.
Fine French Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers for 25c., that were soc.
All the CSC. grade are l3c.
G5 and 75c.'s have changed price to 4oc.
The 81 grade Is soc.
RARGAIN-DAY HOSIERY.
Ladies' Seamless Fast-Black Hose
good wearing ones, i4c Pa-r' ~.
Ladies Fancy Drop-Stitch Isle Hose,
Black or fancy tops. DC. a PAIR; ,
Misses and Boys llc. BACK kluoei
Hose. full seamless, any size TO 9's
Ills. t'iH,s'' T yHi iO-Gauge Hose drop
stitch or plain, Black or Russell the
same you pay 25c for elsewhere mere
lie a pair, or 3 pairs for o9c.
100 dozen Ladies' Full seamless dst
Black Hose. double heel and toe orul-
nary store-keepers' l2i2c. grade mere
Sc. a pair -, .,,.-.
Children's Black Ribbed Hose. ali sizes;
the &c. grade are 33ic. pair &c ones
for Pic.
A PARAS0L OPPORTUNITY.
Pure White China SILK Parasols, with
white sticks and ribs, silk tassels. &C
Colored Iudia SILK Parasols, Red Navy
Blue. or Black, with sticks TO matcn'
81 each. r., -,
White SILK Parasols, with full, pretty
friU. usual g ones. are SD.
Navy-Blue Taneta SILK 26-lnch sun L M
rrcllas. tight rolling, steel roo SILK
cases and tassels, cost $2.o5 always
Ladies or Mems Fine Black Taffeta
| silk Umbrellas. tight rollers, SIN
| cases AID tassels. SLID.
40 Twilled SILK Garcia Umbrellas, steer
rod the best Paragon lock trames ),
| polished Congo handles, cost A.ta
! usually: these csc.
| ladies' Fine TwilleT Pure SILK Imbrel-
las. close rolling. SILK cases, me III :
OF handles pearl inlaid, cost 3i'oV anu
s. always. to-day any for SO o,
200 Fine Twilled Gloria mDreHds, %
or IS inch. Congo. handles, Tor ladies'
or men. usually CSC, to-day o9c. edch