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has been missing from his home since
October 18th, is believed to have been
robbed and murdered in Chicago. Brown
had $500 In cash and Sc. 600 worth of
negotiable paper in his possession when
he left home. He added 5000 in cash
to this sum later, rs he collected $500
from firm in Urbana and $1,000 from
a firm in Newman, III. Brown came to
Chicago about October 1st from Cham
paign, ILL.,. since which time no trace Of
him has been found
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Back From the Klondike.

Opening the door in response &c an
ins,stent knock the lady beheld the fig
ure of cne she remembered.
..Oh, il is you, is it?" she said icdly.
ssIt is me-" was the answer. Your
long-lost husband, who has come 20
tell you that he is sorry he ran away
two years ago.
Maybe you are sorry you went, re-
torted the lady, ''but I aint. What did
you come back for?"
my dearest have been to the Klon-
dixie and last summer I accumulated
fifty thousand
FIFTY Thousand dollars.i shrieked
the loving wife as she fell on his neck
mo. Mosquito bites
1t was a moment later only that he
fell on his neck Observation-Disclosures
Journal
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Charge Brought Against the Cap
tain Of a Schooner.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. "a few days ago
CAPTAIN A. F. Hall arrived in this city
from the Southern coast. and stated
that his schooner, the Grace. had been
wrecked at Turtle Bay.
Three miners who We're aboard the
Grace have now arrived at San Quen-
tin. Lower California, and to-day tel
eeram was received from them by the
authorities here asking that Captain
Hall be arrested on a charge of having
attempted to murder the party by
poisoning them. The men who sent this
dispatch were put off the schooner while
sick at Santa Rosalia, from which place
they made their way to San Quentin.
200 miles distant.
Captain Hall is in the hospital under
the eyes of the police.
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est point, l4.52s feet above the level

est point, 14,J2S feet above the level
of the sea
Those figures have been deducsd from
observations made by Professor Edgar
Mcclure, who lost his life while de-
scending the mountain the night of July
21, 1897. The computation was made
by Professor f. Fl. McAllister, occupy
ing the chair Of applied mathematics
in the University of Oregon, to whom
was referred Professor McClure's men,
oranda of the ascent.
As an evidence of the great care and
accuracy with which Professor Mcclure
'carried out his observations, the result
is within nine feet with that obtained
by the United States Geological Sur
vey of 1879, using the most advanced
means of triangulation.
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Zeigler Disbarred.

SAN JOSE. Nov. 6.-The Board Of
Governors of the California Associated
Cycling Clubs met here this evening,
and took action that disbars Otto Zeig-
Ter, who was recently reinstated in the
l.. A. W., from riding in meets given
by the c. A. c. c. In the case of j. K.
kenna, now under suspension, it was
decided to revoke the penalty, provided
Kenna apologized and agrees TO abide
by the rules in future
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A Boy Accidentally Killed.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6-Carl Dive
ly, 16 years of age, was this afternoon
shot and instantly killed
by fourteen-year-old Irwin Niemeyer
in McNeil's Canyon, near Sycamore
Grove. Niemeyer was shooting at a
target with a rifle. when Dively sud-
denly jumped in the range The bullet
struck him directly over the right eye,
passing through the brain and out Of
the back of the skull
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Short in His Accounts.

FRESNO, Nov. Getty Marshal Will
lam Delashmutt of Selma is fugitive
from justice. He has not been seen
since last Thursday night, and left
town with two women. AT a meeting
of the City Trustees of Selma tonight
1t was discovered that Delashmutt was
5000 short in his accounts
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No Cards Needed.

Mrs. Dc Style-We have forgotten
about the haby's cards.
Mr. De Style--Cards?
Mrs De Style-Certainly. To be in
fashion we must have cards with the
bahy's name and the date of his birth
and send them TO our friends. so that
they viii know that we have baby.
Mr.. De Style-Oh. they will know it
fast enough If they pass this house any
time between midnight and morning
Tit-Bits.
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Guilty Of Mans1aughter.

EUREKA, Nov. 6.-After having been
out eight hours, the jury in the case of
Henry Hoaglen to-day found the de-
fendant guilty of manslaughter, in
causing the death of his brother Char
les, by fracturing his skull during
drunken row five weeks ago.
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Newcomer Not GUILTY.

SONORA, Nov. Cat o'clock this
afternoon, the jury in the second trial
of John t. Newcomer, for the killing of
Colonel Caleb Dorsey at the Dorsey
mine ON April q, 1896 after being out
thirty minutes brought in verdict of
not guilty.
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Her Reasoning Was Excellent

"Oh, yes had any number of young
men hanging around me when / was a
girl
Then / don't see why you picked out
your present husband"
HE happened to be the only one that
suggested marriage. Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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A Hunter Fatally Shot.

SALINAS, Nov 6-While hunting,
Hans johnson was fatally shot by the
accidental discharge Of the gun carried
by his son John, aged 19 The son was
ahead, and the trigger was caught in
a thicket, causing its discharge.
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Large Consignment of Raw Silk.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Gone Of
the largest consignments of raw silk
ever brought to this port arrived this
morning by the steamer Coptic from
Yokohama via Honolulu. 1t consisted
Of 1858 bales, and is to be shipped to
New York
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II It Possible?

There is an eminent physician in Lon
don Who takes the position that the
health of people would be. on an aver
age. better and the duration of human
life longer if there We're not prac-
ticing physician in the world. In other
words, he favors the idea often tersely
expressed in the words Physicians kill
more PEOPLE than they cure
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seeking Il divorce. and the court or
dersd Baron to pay her alimony ands
attorneys fees. This Baron has ne
elected TO do. He IS q man of some
means. and has been committed 10 Jail
until he shall obey the order Of the
court.
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The AlePts Defeated.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov 6-The VIII
& F'incks defeated the Alerts at Cen
trA Park to-day by a score of to 9
Knell pitched a good game for the Will
& Fincks.
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Chun Sing Acuuitted.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Chun
Woon Sing, the Chinese recently tried
for the murder of Little Pete, was to-
day acquitted by jury in Judge Car
roll Cooks court
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-To-day's
statement of the condition Of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
S2O4. .437 $780, gold reserve, $154. .54l ,6ol.
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Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Assistant
Secretary of War Meiklejohn devoted
to-day to the inspection of the fortif-
cations Of the harbor and the various
military reservations under the con-
troll of his department
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ICE-BoUND wHALERs.
The Government to be Urged to
DISPATCH a Relief Exueditiou.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The fact
that eight whaling vessels are nipped in
the ice at Point Barrow, with. nearly
200 souls on board, is creating wide
spread feelings of apprehension all
along the coast, and particularly among
merchants engaged in the whaling bus-
ness and among sailors and their fami-
lies. The anxiety has become so great
that the trustees of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce have determined
to hold meeting Immediately for the
purpose of formulating a telegraphic
dispatch to be sent to the President of
the United States, urging him to dis
patch a relief expedition to their res
cue at the earliest possible moment
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Fire at Reno.

RENO New, Nov. Ga fire broke
out IN the cottage of ]. j. Johnson. on
South Virginia street, and did about
$500 worth of damage
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A CYCLONE IN EL
DORADO COUNTY.
A Terrific Windstorm Visits Placer
Vile and Vicinity.
Cut a SWath Halt a Mile Wide Through
That Section Yesterday.

Streets Of Placerville Strewn With
Wreckage-Roads in the Vicin-
ity Made Practically Impassa-
BILE by Uprooted Trees and
Broken Telephone Poles-Whole
Buildings Moved From Their
Foundations at Diamond
Springs.
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1t is reported that Switzerland is to
be the next country which will follow
the exemple of Belgium and Italy on
reckoning time up to 24 O'clock in place
of twice u.
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AN INDIANA CITIZEN MISSING.
Believed to Have Been Robbed and
Murdered at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-George H Brown.
a prominent citizen of Knox, Ind, who
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MOUNT RAINIER.

Latest Computation Places Column
bia Crest ~ the Highest Point.
SEATTLE. Nov 6.-The latest COM
putation OF the altitude of Mount Ra-
nier places Columbia crest the high
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Committed to Jail for Contempt.

FRESNO, Nov. &C. A. Baron was
committed to the County Jail this fore
noon for contempt. Baron's wife is
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BOLD ROBBERY
IN new MEXICO.
A Passenger Train on the Santa Fe
Held Up by Bandits.
The Express Car Blown Up and Looted OF
Its Contents.

The Engine and Cars, Which Had
Been Uncoupled From the Pas-
senger Coaches and Taken Up
the Track, Ran Back Into Those
Left Behind, Causing Bad
Wreck-The Fireman OF the
Train Reported Killed.
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In BERKELEY

Ihc reporter was misinformed os -
me Visit of My. w. s. Rudd. Jr, IN
hahdaom,S sunday, and take, pleasure
In correcting the same.
H!r. Nora Roberts and baby arc uuit,
Sick at thei: home on Mulberry strcr,
i'F. j. y. Proctor ana his sister Ars
w. II. Hancock and daughter Mabel
VIII leave to-day for Virginia Reach n
spend the heated term
Mss k'rlcr, was insu!;cd by Manassas
Hcid. a co!orcd man. about a penny. fo .
which he threatened 70 shoe, htr. ,ra
was SVEN thirty days In iail.
Mrs. c. s. Clou~h ana family vim
nave been visiting relatives a: s.. Mich
acFS ana Ke1 Island, c.uned home
Sunday.
Miss Mae Jonc; is visiting G.!ends in
Suffolk.
horse belonging 10 Joan s!lvo,..c-
co!or"d, fish dealer cr inc town h..
came excited At n whaclharrlw yrstcr-
DAY ana ran away. I've vehicle After
the ram was gathered up by PIECES
asouni nc corners most OF which was
found at The corner Of Chca.ru; ANA
Payne s;rHc;r. where The horse ran he.
tween Mrs l!oz:cr's fence and tree
and from this point he rIn down ;h,
sidewalk 70" some distance. dragging
the shafts. until he struck tho ferry
dock. where he wac stopped. Tn" horse
received no bad injuries, but was skin
ned slightly.
Miss Ives. who was walking on ;hc
paren"n: al the time, with he. umb ella
hoistcd and dropped on her shoulder.
was made aware of her d anger jus time
enough /? sep OFF the sidewalk as the
hnrsH passed at fun speed.
Mrs. vi. b. burgess and daughter. Miss
IN n III,
]. u. Floyd. on Chestnut street, VIII
leave for Suffolk to-day.
Miss Lizzie Dunn Is very i'll with ~
phod fever At her home on Clifton
street!
Miss BESSIE Lyons. of Pearl street. Is
very sick with typhoid fever
Mrs. j. j. Mos:iasa:tc. Of Lee street
left yesterday 10 visi; her sister. Mrs
Land at l:liz beth City.
Mr. Frank Rudd, while attending the
baseball game in Atlantic City ycster-
day afternoon received a severe blow
f:om a ha; being accidentally thrown
by ono OF the players.
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NORFOLK COUNTY SUPERVISORS

NORFOLK COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
The annual meeting of the Board of
county Supervisors was held Yesterday
Ill The county Courthouse.
II was called to order by Clerk Alvab
H. Martin. who stated that the first
business in order was the election IF
chairman. Chairman c. r. Nimmo w,
reelected and other officers wore also
reelected
the personnel of the various commit
tees remain unchanged
ihe Treasurer reported that In mr.
! Sulhcc or an order of the board he had
/ Cnlicctcd from j. u. Andre Mottu the
S-o.ooo Tor sale of ferry bonds and Ind
WIN the proceeds taken up Sai 900 OF The
"'d ferry bonds, bu, had been unable.
10 ascertain who held the rema ming $500
hohd. On the Treasurers recommended
ION the sinking fund deposits were
niaced with the Bank OF Portsmouth
| ana the Peoples Bank of Portsmouth
! 'hcN Offering highest rate OF Interest,
on motion Of Mr.. Johnson, Il was rc-
solved that for the ensuing year Tho
'haG!Sterial district paying largest
amount Of taxes he limited to 81 900 IN
appropriation outside or the regular nj
i"WaNces. including the poor ana sani-
tarF purposes; and that the other dis
lrle,S DE limited 10 their proportion Of
SAid amount respectively accnrdir,, 10
taxation. f' "
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ALL FOR LOVE.

Yesterday morning the negro. ASH
stewart, was brought into court charged
with having struck woman named
FANNIE Hayes I'm the head several times
with an axe. Several witnesses were
examined. who testified to his having
committed the act. Stewart was then
put Oh the stand. AT the same time he
was told that he need not say anything
unless he saw tit but he said he want.
ed to tell the truth. He said he loved tho
woman Hayes, and that they had been
living together for some time. On the
day that he struck her she had told him
that she would never live with him
again. The thoughts of separation
drove him mad. He pleaded with her
nut all In vain. SO he became desperate
ana struck her. Believing that he had
Killed her he went out and bought ten,
cents worth OF laudanum and drank Il
with the intention of meeting her in an
other world, but he made II failure of
both. Ills Honor sent him OH to the
September term of the Hastings Court
The prisoner turned aud said: Good
bye. Fannie. may God bless you. love
you and hone to meet you In heaven ]
would = willing to hang for YOU and
woul rather kill you than TO see you
live with another. You caused the trou.
bic and hope you will be happy In the
thought"
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There is NOthinu So Good

There is nothing just az good az DR.
Kings New discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. so demand Il and do
not permit the dealer - sell YOU some
substitute. He Will not claim there l.:
anything better. but in order to make
more profit he may claim something
else 10 be just az good. You want DR.
Kings New Discovery because you
know II 10 be safe and reliable. and
guaranteed 10 do good or money re-
funded. For Coughs Colds, CouSump-
ton and 10: all affections OF Throat
Chest and Lungs. there is nothing az
good rs Is Dr Kings New Discovery
rriil bottle free at Rurrow. Martin Il
Co.'s drug store. Regular size 80 cents
and ST.
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL AS
ISOLATION

The Portsmouth Nj. t.. Sunday School
Association met with Monumental Sun
day school Sunday afternoon at i 80
O'Clock. with Capt. L. v White, pressi-
dent Of the association. in the chair.
The exercises were opened by singing
after which Rev. H. l.. Betty led in
prayer.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read aud approved. and The association
listened with pleasure 10 IL solo hy. Miss
clyde Williams, entitled only Rcmem-
her"
I'hr reports of the schools showed
brighton entitled To the banner for
nunciua!!ty. Monumental for contribu-
lions and Central for attendance.
Singing by the association. Labor
To-day" after which Miss Edith Brit,
t!nGham sang Il solo
Several little sirlS rccted Christ. the
iiioi. aud Miss Mary Neville rccitcd
laElHT the CullcCti0n." after which tho
t'i!cction was taken and Sl.2G realized.
on motion of &. II. Herbert. II was
decided thai in future the contributions
tenoried 10 the association per member
ue based on the basket COLLECTIONS.
ON motion Of AIR. j. Il Hail. the sun
daN schools holding their sessions in
me morning were requested to open at
"'I" o'clock, and those holding sessions
III IN" afternoon At will.
N" hentdictiun Was pronounced bv
"!eV. w. K. Proctor. after which th,
association adjourned u meet with
y riSht Memorial Sunday school The
ipIfth sunday il August al 4:30 D. IN.
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y SQuAEBLE OVER THE RIGHT.
GIN-NE \

me Portsmouth street railroad and
'hc l5clt road have had quite Il SQUAD
bic over the right-of-way through q
piece OF land near O!d'S farm. The
l'elt road claimed that the street rail-
road had no right 10 pass along there
and the street railroad claimed that they
had. Tile Bc!t road threatened an in
junction. so in order 10 avoid this the
street railroad Sunday night at mid
night put gang Of men Ia work grad
ing and laying the track. The men
worked all night
Constable Elliott and eight more men
VINO were employed by the Bclt road
attempted Ia stop the men from work.
in". Those who had charge of this work
on the street railroad sent for an officer
and had the Belt road people arrested
charging them with trcspa s.;ing They
were carried before Justice AinSNorth
Yesterday, but the case was dismissed
ut the request of the Belt road, haVin;.
learned by referring 10 their decd Tor
Inc land that it was sold To them with
The understanding that the street rail-
ROAD had Il right to pass through there
End Is so specified In the deed
The cause OF the trouble, we learned
/ was that the street railroad track is
eighteen inches lower than the BELT
road. ana IL would give them conSid-
cradle trouble ana expense to grade
their road UP to il. AS the matter now
stands the Belt road Will have to be
! grated down to the street railroad and
| then all the trouble will be settled
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Special E'or fhis Wrcst AT Lawrence e.
Wcit0n's. Come iuriy md l.ct
First f'hpfre

$500 yards of white goods in checks
and s@ipCs worth Sc. to 1@iac. yard.
Sale price. 80. for choice.
800 yards piquc and ducks, white
ground and small dots. rcgula: price
12Iac. Sale price Sc. per yard
Entire stock of best quality yard wide
pcrcalcs reduced 10 9isc per yard for
this week only.
Your choice of any of the 12Iac lawn.
for 9i.c per yard.
Terms: Carh, and no samples cut.
LAWRENCE & WELTON.
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tn 1m,nnrlnn1 Tmnct.nn stimulated

tn. kidncNs cNcrClsr most .mnorlDni
functions. which AT" so wtarisonic thai
they taH to the utmost The strength ana
endurance of these busy little organs
Every breath, every nul%stiion of the heart
every movement OF limb every thol-ht
makes waste. ana necCSstatcS the ,!cyel-
npmuut Of new atoms. The used IN mar
tiClcs in the blood are siftcd from il and
dissolved in wat"ry fluid by the kidney
which th"n GiSchaiE@ this IiHid into fn.,
TEN would follow II these ashes" so Ia
speak. wor" not thoroughly strained on
and discharged. This is the ease when
the kidney; become inactive. IIostcttcr's
Stomach Filters, by restoring: their ac-
iivi;y, not only kcci.s open u most iInIor-
tant outlet for impurities. but prevents
diseases Of tn" RiIucys themselves. which,
wiIcn inert become liable to fan Il prey To
diabetes, Eri"ht.S disease. mcphitis a!bu-
mauiIiH and Uthrr ma!adic,. specially in
cidunt to thcm. which. although not sue-
cially rapid in their progression. are par
ticularly obstinate" and fatal.
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Childrcn's straw sailors onc-half price
W. f. NlRNiILSON e co.
Antpttul Clearing.

spring and summer stock after the 4th
of July. is now in operation. We re-
serve no goods All mems. boys ana
childrcn's suits must 30. nrcslaucr K
Anthony, III High street.
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THE pnEslDrHr"s OF TIxG

Washington. July 2G.-Ir"g!,.,.n, McEtn-
ley and rarsy VII leave WashinRion We'd
ncsday at noon for Lake Champaign. 1t
Is the Presidents intCniiou To remain at
Lake Champlian until August %. when he
VIII go 10 tic q. y. T.. oEcaInjlmrni at
Eufiaio. From Buffalo h" Will go to Chir.
wlLe:r be has promised to attend the I.-
En!oH OF his Old regiment. and also 20 he.
pi"S"n, at the wedding OF tn. daGGn:er
Of the late President Hayes. S"Dtala
"a tni"S; thc".. SHOULD th"n bc :n urgent
demand tGr h.S presence in Washing: ton,
the President Will I"tHrn "a ':unalu and
60 aboard Senator lIanna's yacht for =
few days cruise on III" lakes pU:ir| the
Presidents nhscnrs, from Washington, a +
execuiivc business Will be dor mere.
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Grcntcr tho season

Dotted Swiss in stripes ana plaids. In
linen shades, reduced from l"i4 10 DC
the yard. y. j. PHILLIPS.
under oxford Hall
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DEATII or MIS- rn1,N.r

Mrs. Mary T. Brent wife of Mr.. w. j.
brent, died at the residence Of her hus-
hand. No. 800 Green street Sunday
night. in the %I;h y"ar Of hey age She
leaves three children. Tier funeral viii
,nkn nlnc.. ihis: nflnlnlnnu
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THIS LIST \ SHORT ONE.

.,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 2G.--~Thc fol-
lowing fourth class postmastcrs were
appointed to-day:
Nirgina-Allcy. Thomas Quiil'n; Flat
Rock. NJ. l.. fleeiior. Warm Springs.
j. -. Hamilton.
North CarDlua--Spl"n,iGr. i. j. Hart
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Emmett nenn.. bargains.

All wool black scrgcs 25c., "9c. SOC.
All wool black Henrietta. i5-iuch. G5c
Large size bath towels. l5c.
Bargains in white spsrad.
.I:r$; LonSd lie camhiic loo.
liable damaSll and napkins very
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The 3esG OF AIl!

$COTCl LAWNS. fast colors, reduced
to $40
FRENCH ORGANDIES, worth Csc. Our
Price. i2t.". Very pretty designs
io-n"lr FIGURED MO;lAIR, worth 5oc..
now 2jc. III black only. Very pretty for
skirts
y small quantity OF those very fine
French NAiESO0E EMBROIDERIEs.
LETT III -. yard lensths, at iG 2-Sc.. worth
twice the inpue:'.
All WASH GOODS marked way down.
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Csc. for nice pastel pictures. in roedct
ivory frames, lST22. with brass corners
cheap at SOC. each. Zig line pearl pic
lures in all Kind Of frames a; cut prices
a; j. :. Crawfocd's Furniture and Car
pet House
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Ocean View has all stars this wecS,.
Manager Bush has The most attractiv:
talent that could be secured. Hear the
grand lriu-l'rcstOn, MisS Belinain aud
Calbcrt. jul3-tr
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ST. PAUL's ASSISTANT PASTOR.

ST. PAUL'S ASSISTANT PASTOR.
Father w. II. lIandlcy, who is to be
assistant pastor OF ST. Paul's Catholic
church. arrived here on Saturday from
fredericksburg. and Sunday morning
conducted the II 80 O'Clock mnSs. lie
delivered Il sermon In which he paid n
tender tribute to the memory of Father
.lunkctt. whose assistant Father Hand
lev WAS in 1870.
This is the third Time That Father
liandley has been located in Ports
mouth. and consequently 1t was not to
II strange or unsympa thetic congreEa-
non that he spoke Sunday. At the
lime of his first coming to be the as
sistant of Father Plunkett in the last
wear of the lattcr's life, he had been
newly ordained to the priesthood and
this was his first mission. After the
death OF Father Piunkett. Father Hand
ley was pastor of The church for about
year. when he was succeeded by
rather Brady, the resent pastor. Sub
Seduently he was Father Bradys assist
ant. and now for the second time Will
MI that Office, In which he succeeds
Father Luckc
Rather Brady. who has been slightly
inulSnnscd for some days. conducted the
? O'Clock mass Sunday ana the early
mass yesterday morning. rho early
mass sunday WAS celebrated By Father
Burch, Of Baltimore.