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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
RUN OVER by A CARRIAGE.
An Aged Man Knocked Down by
sntrfted Horses--A Lad Hurt.

A white man. who gave his name as
Frank Campbell. and said TO the ambu-
lance surgeon that he lived at No. l44l
North Fifteenth street. was run over by
a carriage at Broad and Second streets
Yesterday evening at $50 o'clock, and
s,,,ta painfully hurt. TO DR.. Nuckols. who
Quieo npded with the ambulance, he made
statement that he Was crossing b Sec swa
su horses. came from Broad, ana,
ne cniored man. could stop them
d a,sn nhvsic:an found that his face had
been skinned and S Gampseb ,m alsq Tn com
ls.sn ~ his injuries are regarded as at
all serious ne was tak zen e shr sns a ths
n nIdse He Is painter by trade; He SAID 10
he would leave the hoSpiaai ro,aay . ~
paint a carriage. camppeh 10 = man avn
IS years OF age. a,.,oc,, % No.
.oI no y. carv street, TO attend Joseph
TSorbick white lad whose who's. a io9f bs nny
been caught in q printing,prsts sts emu 10 his
home Byrd and Tenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

DR.. NJ w. Peyser has returned from
the North, where he went to take spe-
cial course.
Mr.. Frank Cox, who Is sick at the
Virginia Hospital. was reported consider
ably better yesterday.
The morning mail from the North was
delayed about an hour yesterday by the
breaking down OF some part of the en-
gIne's machinery.
Mr.. p. e. Cavedo. brother Of Mr.. w.
r. Cayedo. of the City Hall, reached
the city yesterday morning from Ben
son. n. c., and will make his home here
In future.
Messrs. Edgar b. English and Carter
d. Johnston, of this city, law Students
have passed an examination before the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
and are entitled TO practice law.
The Southern railway announces the
resumption Of through Pullman service
between New York and New Orleans
via Atlanta, Montgomery. and Mobile,
beginning Thursday. November 18th.
Mr.. r. A. Webster. of Amelia county.
was successfully operated on yesterday
at the Old Dominion Hospital. A very
large tumor was removed from his back.
Mr. Webster is getting along splendidly.
The new buildings OF the University
College of Medicine, corner OF Clay ana
Twelfth streets, will be formally opened
to the public next Wednesday evening.
Mr. e. V. Valentine will deliver an adj
dress.
An Important meeting OF the Rich
mond Chapter, Grand Division OF Vir-
ginIa. United Daughters OF Confede-
racy. will be held at Lee Camp Hall
this afternoon at o'clock. A large
attendance il greatly urged, and the ses-
sion will be interesting.
The annual sociable Of the copgrega-
ton OF All Saints church VIII be held az
the Parish Home, corner OF Grace ana
Madison streets this evening from 10
II o'clock. Bishop Gibson will assist
Or. ]. Y. Downman, Of All Saints, In
receiving. Friends Of the church are
invited to attend.
Cards have been issued announcing the
forthcoming marriage OF Miss Fanny
Myrtle wager 10 Mr.. Charles Manson
Duke. The ceremony will take place
next Wednesday morning at III O'CLOCK
AT the residence OF the brides mother
No. All south Belvidere street Mr.. DUKE
is one OF the employees OF the Williams
Printing Company. with which nrm ne
has long been associated.
Rev. w. V. Tudor, ID. d.. pastor OF
Centenary church, carried very inter
esting report to conference. 1t Is as ioi-
lows: Additions TO the roll during the
wear. AZ; membership. s45; deaths durins
the year, 10. Sunday school; Forty-iorr
officers and teachers; 322 scholars on ron
Epworth League members. %. All ASSESS
ments for the benevolent enterprises oi
the church were raised In fulL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
TO RAISE BREAD FOR THE SOUTH.
Immense Shipment of "GoOd-Luck"
baking Powder Made Yesterday.


The credit Of the largest single ship
ment of baking powder ever sent out from
any city is placed opposite the name OF
Richmond. That shipment was made yes
terday, when the Southern Manufacturing
Company, of this city, consigned whole
train of twenty-seven cars. each billed
with Good Luck" baking powder, TO
southern cities. They go over the South
ern road. This occasion stands alone in
the history Of baking-powder manufac-
ture in any country. Each car told by
large sign stretched from end to end 10
whom and where the car was consigned.
Nineteen cars go to Atlanta ana Deyonu
that point. including the eIties oI 1 coIa
and Macon, while the others go 10 VIII
mington, Norfolk, Charlotte, and Green's
boro'.
. The train left the city about noon, and
main over last night In Danvilie, going
this morning on its southern journey. The
nineteen cars which go TO Atlanta ana
other points as far south Will remain IN
Atlanta all Sunday.
general attention in wholesale circles, as
we'll as among. the railroad men anu
MANY favorable comments nave been
made that a Richmond manufacturing es-
tablishment shouiu make 80 iai &c sniP
nent at once.
Among those standing beside the train
az il left the city were Mr.. E.
r. Leigh, president of the South
ern Manufacturing Company, ana
president of the Southern Wholesale
Grocers' Association: General MANAGER
Wright. OF the Southern Manufacturing
Comnany; Captain w. II. West, division
svnerintendent of the Southern railway;
Mr. !. II. Drake, assistant general freight
n-ant Of the same company, and Messrs.
O. w. Westbury, and S. w. Britton. ira
calling passenger agent and soncitins
sreis,ht agent of the Southern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
MET THE RECTOR SOCIALLY.
Pleasant Sociable Mt Monumental
Church for Pastor and People.

The ladies and members of the congre-
cation generally of Monumental church
gave an informal reception and sociabie
In the lecture-room of the church last
night thus affording an opportunity FOR
all members of the church to meet the
new rector, Rev. Mr.. Barr, and his fami-
ly.
No programme was arranged for the oc-
casion. the plan of the ladies being SIM
ply to provide an occasion on which Mr..
Barr would be able TO shake hands with
and know his people better. and on
which lively talk and bright smiles should
he the attraction There were, however,
n number of selections in solos, duets,
and ouartettes rendered. Mr.. Barr ana
the members of his fapnily moved In and
ont among those gathered there freely,
proving themselves charming guests, II
was happy step towards bringing into
closer sympathy rector and people, and
nearer together pulpit and pew.
Before the close of the pleasant eve
ming refreshments in great abundance
were served, with charming young ladies
AS mattresses. The entire evening was, In
deed. much enjoyed, and accomplished
that for which IL was intended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

LEE.-Died, In Manchester, Va, Mo-
vember u. 1881. WESLEY MBEE LEE.
only son Of Charles w. and 8. Virginia
Lee; aged years and months.
There is always something beautiful and
attractive In little child: but Wesley.
above most children of his age. possessed
a charm that drew people TO him. To
strength and beauty Of form and face lie
added a gladstone and loving disposition,
that won its way into the hearts of the
many that knew him. and made him at
once the pride OF his parents and the
joy of ali the house. His affection for
his mother. especially, was SO manifest
as to be marked by all. He never tired
OF heaping caresses upon her, and to her
he ever turned for sympathy and help In
all his childish cares. Had we not been
helpless he would not have gone. With
seepless eyes loved ones watched day
and night around his bed. and skilfnl
hands wrought with ceasless zeal to stay
the progress OF disease. But all In vain.
After twelve days of keenest pain. which
he bore like a little hero. he cloxed his
eyes In dreamless sleep.
He was not with us long; but, 1t Wild
not be long before we shall see him again.
What we wished for him. above oil else
were spiritual and heavenly blessinsss
and God has chosen His own way 70 IN.
swer that wish. Hid Gway aRsid the
beauties OF His Eden home. he IL free
forever from the evils Of sin and from
the sorrows that even now we suder.
Nor will his short ministry on earth
be In vain. As fingers the perfume sf the
rose, after II has been plucked from IT,
stem, so, In the home whence II has
been gathered to be a fadeless flower ia
. the garden OF God. will the fragrance %
this young life ever linger TO upiift sn9
sanctify the very hearts that broke at IN
farewell Meaptime,
THE birdlike voice. whose joyous tones
Made glad these scenes OF sin ana
strife,
Sings now an everlasting song
Amid the Trees OF Life"
w. w. LEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
LEGAL STEPS MAY BE TAKEN
by Catholic knights of America In
the AverdicIx Case.

NORFOLK, VA, November 1S.-(Spe-
cial 1.-THE supreme officers of the Catho-
lie Knights OF America did not hold a
formal meeting here to-day, as scheduled.
because of the non-arrival of two of the
trustees-Mr. w. c. Smith. of Louisville,
KY, and Mayor Edward ID. McGinnis, OF
Providence, r. /. The former arrived
tonight. The latter will reach here to-
morrow, when the conference will take
place. at which the case of ex-Medical-
Director DIR. J. A. Averdick, of Covington
Ky, will be considered. 1t is stated
that DIR. Averdlck, who held the office for
six years, has refused, up to date, to
surrender the books. and legal proceed
ings may be resorted to in the courts
of Kentucky, under the laws OF which
State the charter of the organization was
granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
The Late James Thomas.

The collection of portraits of the friends
of Richmond College and distinguished
others of the college are making, Is a
most valuable one. A valuable addition
has been recently made in the life-size
portrait in oil of the late James Thomas:
of the college, but for many years the
president of its Board of Trustees, and
The portrait, which was bequeathed by his
relict. Mrs. Mary w. Thomas, VIII be
hung in the Thomas Memorandum; inns
italy. and Is finished piece of art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

JEWELRY.
Brilliant Rhinestone Ear-screws. rem
nant price, SC. a.pair, worth 2ec.
Rolled Plate Ear-Drops. &c. pair,
Solid Silver Two-Blade Knives, Csc.
Heaviest Solid Silver Thimbles. &c.,
Solid Silver Ball-Top and Fluer de LIS
Hat-Pins. remnant price lie: o.,
Solid Silver and Jewelled Kings, xor
ladies. 19c.. worth CSC.
HOSIERY.
90 pairs Misses and Children's Fast,
Black Derby Ribbed Hose, spliced heel
and toe size liz only, iSlzc,
"a pairs Ladies Fast-Black' seamless
Ladies Tan Seamless Hose. Fast Color.
spliced heel and toe. worth l7c.. for
80 pairs Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. double
heel and toe, loo. pair. 80 49,,
s Infants Fur Lap Robes, felt lined.
moth eaten. were $3.50, for 700.
EMBROIDERIES.
1000 remnants Of Cambria Swiss and
Nainsook Edges and Inserting, TO 3
80 yards of Cream Wool Lace. tncnes
wide, for 15c. a yard.
27-inch White All-Oyer Valenciennes
Lace for 2Sc, a yard yard wors ru,ro,a-
cries, slightly soiled, to Inches vide,
for nc. a yard.
SHOES.
60 pairs of Ladies' India Kid Button
SHOES, patent leather tips, regular
price, sl-4oc.; sizes 4. IL D. . L. {"
So pairs of Ladies' Hand-Turned Button
Shoes, some high Congress Caters
many sewed imitation button, regular
price, s2-s1. Sizes, L. g. IL. = ana
n pairs of Children's Dongola Kid But
ton Shoes In FIVE different styles. regu-
lar price. sl-03c. Sizes, Q, IL, TO- H.
Y 1-2 and 10.
"a pairs OF Children's India KID Button
Shoes (sizes. g. 10. 10 IL, and I'D. zoo.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
IA pairs of Mems 75c. White Fleece-Lined
Drawers, sizes "a, 40, and AZ, for 41c.
43 Ladies' zoe. Swiss Ribbed Pants, sizes
II Ladies 75c. Jersey Ribbed Combina-
ton Suits, soc.
7 Ladies' 81 80 Gray Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits, sizes 8, for 81.
Drawers. sizes "a. S6, and 40. for S0c.
pairs Mems sl5o Tan Bleece-Lined
Drawers. size "a. for III.
BOYS CLOTHING.
2 Boys s2s9 Atwood Tan and Brown
Mixed Chevlot Junior Suits, sizes and
years, for $3.50.
25 Boys soc. Atwood Gray and Brown
Mixed Cheviot Hats. 2Jc.
10 Boys Madras Shirt-W aists, sizes
and s only, worth &c. for &c.
Chlldren's Light Tan Tam o Shanters,
sold for 25c., for DC.
Boys All-Wool Navy-Blue Flannel
Shirt Waists, size years, zoe.
BOYS ATWOOD Scotch Cheviot Suits,
pretty plaid, slightly damaged, worth
$3.50, for 75c.
Boys Odd Coats, in Navy Blue and
Black. sizes 4, 3 6, z. 8, and 10, worth
$50 to 81, for T5c.
II Boys Brown Mixed Cheviot suits,
sizes IL, 10, IA. and 10, worth $lSO, for
Csc.
LEATHER GOODS.
Nine 25c. Black Seal chatelaines. straps
rubbed, t5c.
30 silk Purses. Gilt tops, 1Oc.
Il Black Leather Writing Desks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

GREAT SECOND FLOOR.
one pattern Fine Cotton warp yaPanSc9
Mating. slightly faded. no srsns' =
12nc
In pieces Of and zaro@ kcr
Rooms OF Hodges FIBRE Carpet thao
cost 20 and Soc, for csc. = yerq:
I piece damaged q ID yard wfde) EneMe
elled Table oti-cloth, cost &C. kor ~
yard
IAnen Shades, best spring rollers. w1t4
and without fringe odd coaorA woFsn
io-foot Linen Shades, with bsss ;93s<S S
Remna0s Of Fancy Scrim, 90 kxno'
Kemnants Of Dotted ana rmbrcidesse
FOR curtains were IL i-2c., Dor I've.
bules. formerly &c. for 1910.
Heavy Twiled Cretonnes. In fanny -
ors, y i-2c.. for TIC. $3.50, ~.~1
Satin Derby Byocateils. siignuy SOMA
Remnants OF Corduroy and TanoI W
lour, for furniture eovsrin& y uso&
for 2oc. yard.
tains. value N.% TO $50 for 500 Qfxin
Odd strips Of US Irish Points for 100
sO,inch sqy,,p,a. y s"ss. $50 grade 'iasA'-
ri y seil Says sls Wilton Rae4 = aas -
grades. Tor So each
aeinen smyrna Rugs. u-~ srad~ -
Imported s. scotch .ss p. p " MA sss''
2 Lace I.ambrequins, i0c. each
odd pairs Assorted Patterns F1nA Hocs
tingham Lace Curtains. sold rem - -
s.. for s1.OO choice. =, -
oh-calico Covered Comfortable a.
a. Chenille Table-Covers. odd patsssaA
3gc. grade, for 1Dc.
Fine Plaid Horse Blankets, Sis grsAA
California io.4 Wool Blankets. a1shtiN
solled, 50 grade, for LAB.
California lo-4 Wool Blanket "
/ Ia Wool Mixed Blanket, $50 sse~
slightly Sciled IS Satin Finish waite
Spread for 81 so each.
6 White Crochet Bed-Spfesdss en9ntix
solled. for ESQ each.
TOILETS.
Remnants Of Crepe Papers. io-foot rolls
&c. Soiled Chamois, 10 each.
Is bottles OF one brand Tooth Powder
small lot Of Azure, Rose, Violet. Tinted
Papers, to close 15,h a pound. En-
veiopes to correspond, DC. package.
Broken lot OF. Papers Of 80. 10. and 90
quality, TO close, Zoe.
pairs Zc. Steel ScissorS che size. 400.
a pair.
25c. Carriage sponges. slightly soiieds
1Oc. each.
Remnants Velvet Monair ana SoFQ
Binding, 1c. yard.
1Oc. Curling Tongs, two styles, &c.
10c. Silk Web. plain and fancy, DC. strip
Dress Belts. &c. each.
1-inch White Tape. 1c. bunch.
Hand-Snap Buttons, DC.
Aluminium Notwithstanding Thimbles, To-
Steel Crochet Needles, 1c.
Collar-Buttons, 1c. a dozer.
&C. Hair-Pins, 1c. box.
Wire Lamp-Shade Frames. &c.
MI Tic urycp,c cnuc cru avn nafan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
To Roanoke Bound.

The Baptist pastors and delegates from
this CITY TO the Baptist General Associa-
ton, converting tonight at Roanoke.
leave to-day, TO be present at the open
ing service. A few Baptists OF the city
have already gone. Professor Mitchell, OF
Richmond College. left yesterday morn
ing. and last night delivered an address
ieft last night. Professors Pollard. Win
sion. Gaines, and DR.. Ryland leave to-
day with the pastors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
.r-.nred for Concerts.

Mr. W & Wood, business manager OF
the Veterans Corps Band and Orchestra.
Of Baltimore. was in the city yesterday.
with a view Of making an ensagemenl
with the Confederate Memorial Literary
ancas in this city early In December. for
the benefit OF the society. Arrangements
FOR lie coming OF this weli-known must
cal organization were effected. and the
dates will be announced In few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
.war Talk, of Rev. MIR. Dame.

Rev. william NJ Dame, an old member
of the Richmond Howitzers. delivered
war talk" to quite a lSfge gatneilng II,
the lecture-room of Grace Episcopal
church last night.
The talk was very interesting, as II was
founded on facts. 1t was a story OF the
10th of May, 1854, at Spotsylyania Court
house. with the frst company OF the HOW
ffZQfS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
Mr.. James WEEDS.

Mr.. william A. James and Miss Lille
Robertson were married at the residence
OF the bride, No. 2ol nrtn Nlnesge nnn
WAS performed by DR.. w. G. Starr, OF
Rroad-Street Methodist church.
The groom is a well-known freight CLERK
In the employment of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, and his bride most pleas
ing young lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

UNDERWEAR.
Is pairs Boys Gray and White 25c.
Drawers for 12c. pair.
One lot OF Misses and Boys Heavy
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. all sizes.
3 Children's white Thibet Boas, soiled.
sold for 81. for Csc.
Ladies' Straight Linen Cuffs sizes
and H. for Be. pair.
Boys Extra Large Linen Sailor Collars.
sold for Sc. for &c.
Yard-Long Coque Feather Boas. worth
One lot of Fine Mourning Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. DC.
Ferris Brothers Corded Waists, with
tape buttons, sizes 10, 20, q, and 70,
sold for 50c. for zoe. each.
lot Wave Braids. Green and Blue, only
All coiors SILK Cord, large and small.
&c. yard.
Gray Mouffien Fur, sold for 25c., for DC:
Gray Angora Fur gimp heading, sold
for Csc. for GAc.
One lot Lining Cambrics for 1sc.
Medallion Handle Gloria silk Umbrellas,
steel rods. sold for s.25. for 4oc.
BICYCLE sUNDRIEs.
tOc. Single-StroKe Bells for &c.
&c. Hub Lamp-Brackets, &c. each.
&c. Chain Graphite Dixson). &c. each.
s2.99 Fine Grass Lamps for $1.24.
$3.50 Boulevard Lamps for S1.3S.
nc. 10 600 Mile Cyclometers, 39c.
$3.50 Beck No Saddles, $1.07.
DOMEsTICs.
Remnants of Figured F1eece-Back Flan-
nelIettes. nc.
Double Check Cheviots, cost IL l-2c., for
SIC.
Remnants of Fine Brown Cottons, PIC.
Remnants OF Bleached Canton Flannels,
10c. quality, for 57sc.
Remnants of Light Shifting Calicoes,
1c. yard.
Remnants of Fine Black Sateen. &c.
yard.
Remnants of u 1-2c solid-Colored crepe
Cloth, sc. yard.
Remnants OF Red Table Damask.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
odd pieces S5-inch Black Figured Mo-
hairs. regular price Sc, for 15c.
Odd pieces 36-inch Black Camel Hair
Cheyiot regular price 25c., for 1oc.
Half pieces 3S-inch Black Henrietta, all
pure wool, fine finish, worth &c., for
25c.
piece S-inch Black French Serge, fine
twill, all pure wool and best Black,
regular price &c., for BIC.
Odd piece 46-inch Black Whipcord,
French make, fine wool, hard twisted
weave. worth 9Sc.. for o9c.
SILKS.
odd pieces Changeable Figured Grena-
dimes, all pure silk, for fancy waists,
regular price 81. for 5Oc.
Half pieces Fancy Figured Taffetas,
changeable designs, for waists, worth
Toe. for soc.
q "a yards Colored Velvets. worth 75c..
for 25c.
Odd pieces Colored MORE Velours. fine
Moire effects; colors Olive. Plum, and
Brown. worth $l.25, for DOC.
Odd piece @ 1-2-inch Black Gros-Grain
Silk Cashmere finish, extra weight,
worth 9Sc. for 69c.
ART GOODS.
] piece OF Pink and Blue SILK Fringe,
slightly soiled, &c. yard.
s Head-Rests (soiled), &c. each.
10 Stamped and Tinted Cushion Covers.
1Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
marine INrELLIGExCE.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 18th
nv teleRfaph1

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, NOV 1btns
(By telegtaph.)
ARRIVED.
Schooner George Bailey, Pfoyidonce.
Schooner n, s. Little. Providence.
Schooner Charles Davenport Portienos
Schooner Sarah r. Palmer. Portland.
Schooner yanname a King. New Haven
Schooner Kate Ii. Ogden, New Haven
Schooner William !, Downes, New he~
ven. 49,
schooner Marjory Brown. New Haven.
Schooner w. ii. Bailey, New Bed1oFok
Schooner Margorio, Boston.
Schooner Cox & Green. Bostcn.
schooner Childe Harold, BOSTON
Schooner Carrie s. Hart, warren. - y.
Barge Anne II. Smith. New York.
Barge Cfintonia, New York. M
Barge Hell0n, Providence. vi
Barge Mayhower. New London
SAILED. ~
Steamer Orion, Boston. I'll
Schooner Alice Il. Phillips Fall Rfvo1o V
Schooner Governor Ames, Provfden1&
Schooner Mary r. Palmer. Por1smou%|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

TAXES! TAxEs!i

I am now ready to collect the TAXI
aue for 1897. Ny Office will be open r.
lst OF December from . A. II. to s 3. r d
to receive the same.
THE LAW ADDS PER CENT. o. n
bills remaining unpaid after Decem1e< ~
taxes Tor 1886 can also be redeemed 5e<c
sale w. H. IE&0 ~ III
November ,. 1897. Treasures !
No 1i-Sl, W&FfnoW ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19
CoLoRED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
/ odd lot 35-inch Cheviots, Camefs-Hair.
colors Blues, Browns, and olives. me
finish and quality, worth Sc. for loo.
lot 37-inch Covert Cloth, all pure wool,
good line of color mixtures. worth osc',
for 30c.
l lot Fancy Bourette Novelty change
able-eolor effects, worth &c., for 2oc.
Half piece 3g-inch Navy Diagonal, all
33c.
Odd piece ss-inch Brown and White
Check suiting. all pure wool. worth
25c.. for 12zc.
Odd piece 6O-inch Black Astrachan,
heavy curl, worth y1.7S for sl.25.
70 yards 36-inch Changeabie Diagonals,
worth &c.. for 15c.
Odd pieces Bright Colored Piaids. for
waists and children's dresses, worth
4Sc.. for 25c.
Innings.
Odd pieces Slate and Brown Canvas,
worth II 1-2c., for SIC.
Slate Silesia, worth IL 1-2c. for 6lzc.
Fine Crinolines-Slate, Black, Brown,
and White-worth &c., for sc.
Blackjack Fancy Sateen Waist Lin
ings. worth lie, for 1Oc.
50 yards Gray and Black Imitation Hair
Cloth. worth u 1-2c.. for 7lzc.
Odd piece 36-lnch Black Taffeta Skirt
Lining, More finish, worth l0c., for
TIC.
Goods. Colored Dress Goods, Silks, Vel
vets. and Innings, 2 to Z yards, at
about HALF PRICE.
RIBBONS.
500 yards All-Silk Daisy Ribbon, nearly
all colors. 1c. yard.
Is yards &c All-Silk Plain Taffeta and
Moire Ribbon, inches wide. 1Sc yard.
10 yards All-Silk 81 Black Moire Sash
Ribbon. inches wide, 25c. yard.
Remnants all kinds of Ribbons at less
than cost.
One lot of 5 1-2-inch Fancy Ribbons, sold
for 15c.. for 27sc. yard.
SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Black All-Wool Refer Suits, sold for
s4.9S; your choice at $3.50.
Separate Skirts, Green and White
check. sold for Sl99. for G0c. each.
Fine Black Cashmere silk -Embroider-
ed Fichus. sold for s., for 81 each.
Fine Brocade Satin Capes handsomely
trimmed and silk lined, sold for S., for
$2s0.
MORE Fancy Waists, all colors. crush
collars. sold for 49c., for 2oc.
Fancy Silk Waists. with crush collars.
sold for $3.50, for Doc.
2 Light Silk Waists. sold for $3.50, for
ODE
Red Satin Waist, with separate collar.
sold for $3.50, for $40.
4 Childrens Long Cloaks, sizes to s
years, cost 81, for 75c.
20 ChiIdren's Long Cloaks, s to IL years.
sold for s. to N-s1.9S choice.
Children's Atwood Cloaks, sizes to
4 years, sold for 81. for CSC.
! Tan Cloth Cape, silk lined. spring.
weight, for soc.
IS pairs 81 and $50 Kid Gloves-have
been tried on-choice 25c.
z pairs Misses Tan Kids, SSc. quality,
for 3Sc. pair.
One lot Damaged Suspenders, &c. pair
"a pairs Black Socks, damaged, &c. pair
8 Fancy Shirts, damaged, sold for &c.,
for 10c.
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The Common Council viii hold special
the resolution already adopted BY the
board OF Aldermen appropriating BOO 70
carry the public schools to the end OF the
year.
ton being made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-19

millions. The annexation Of them would
cost us nothing, and will not at present
excite the opposition OF the nation"