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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
MARRIEs HIS noUsEMAID.
4 CadwaIader Asfounds Phii"uei-
Min society.

PHILADELPHIA. July l5.-Dr' = H.
Cadwalader, the head Of one OF rn''"
delphias Oldest and most exclusive
families. was married this afternoon, IN
- Paurs Episcopal church TO Di'os''
Mary Ryan. his former housemaid.
The marriage caused quite sensa-
,,an IN society circles In this city. Inc
ride came TO this country nve years
AGO 20 from Tipperary, ireland and three three
yesrs later entered the Doctors employ
~ housemaid. The Doctor took more
,han an employers interest IN the iair
Irish girl. and finally proposed marriage.
The young lady accepted. ana at'er
calmly endeavorng TO have the Roman
Ca,hol,c church. OF which she was a
roannher waive all restrictions, Miss
pvan gave up her religion ana joined
=, Paurs Episcopal church. OF when
~ cadwalader is a vestryman.
mr. charles Il. Cadwalader is q de-
.csndant Of the famous John Cad"ala-
der the emlgrant who-arrived In Amer'-
ga In 1851; Cadwalader whose
senealogy is replete with fame and ex-
lusiyeness; whose treasured seneaios''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
PACIFIC RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
They Occupy Attention OF se""'e
40 business In House

wAsu1NGTON. July 15.-Paciic rail-
road affairs occupied the attention OF
tho Senate throughout the day. anu 'iio
tIarris resolution relating to the pehu-
mo judicial proceedings against 'he
1rnio, Pacific road finally went over I'M
IN Tomorrow. Early in the day SehatoIs
stewart and White INDUCED III sN"i
',ereonalities in connection with the CON
test over the san Pedro Cal) deep-""1Ii
borbor. The joint resolution was pdsseu,
occentlng the invitation o. rance ="
participate in the Paris Exposition ol 80
At 10 o'clock the Senate went i,,o
<,,oc,,tiye session. but the doors were re-
eAVNu 49, ~ dftoen minutes. and the Harris
rdsolution was considered the author
enoaking in favor Of IT. The resolution
,ros laid aside temporarily, and Mr.. I'M
man secured the passage OF the Dlli III
otion 10 the interstate Transporting"
90 distilled spirits. declaring such spirits
90 he subject TO state laws TO the same
e~tent as spirits distilled in the state.
Mr. Allen. of Nebraska, then spoke
IN sunport Of the Harris resolution. MI
Allen was involved in frequent contro
,ersies with Mr.. Gear. In the course oil
his remarks he urged government owner
shin and operation of the Union racine
road. declaring It would reduce passeh'
ger and freight rates from oV 10 W pr
cent. Mr.. Gear insisted that government
ovnershin would increase passenger and
sraiabt rates AZ per cent. Mr.. Gear as
serted that the managers Of the Populist
marty had suppressed report on gov
arrnent ownership of raih Dads. after
6ndino from statistics that ii increased
rates. ,,,.,,,, ,,,,
Mr.. Butler. as chairman of the Popullst
National Committee, promptly denied the
statement in toto.
Mr.. Tillman came in at one point with
the statement that one fifth OF the rail-
roads of the country were in the hands
of courts. which was analogous TO gov
eminent ownership. Why should not the
President and executive authorities run
railway as well az an irresponsible
judge?
When Mr.. Tillman referred TO his OBJ
servation while Governor Of the irregu-
larities in judicial railroad management,
MIR. Gear suggested: THAT only shows
the lack of morals in South Carolina"
"No: IT shows the lack of morals in
the judiciary of the United States IN
controlling railroads" answered Mr.. Till
man.
Mr.. Allen had not concluded his speech
on the Harris resolution, When, at D
o'clock. the Senate adjourned.
House of Representatives.
No business was transacted by the
House to-day. Immediately after the
Journal had been approved a recess was
taken, on Mr. Cannon's motion, until
tomorrow, Mr.. Cannon having given
| assurance to Mr.. Bailey that, in his opin-
ion. partial or complete conference re-
port on the deficiency bill would be
ready by that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
THE LESTER TRIAL.
Defence Examines Only Two WIZ
nesses-AImost n Fight.

NrARTINSVILLE, VA, July 15-(Spe-
cial)-Tbe attorneys of Lester charged
with polsoning Davis, after examining
two witnesses for the defence this morn
inx decided to offer no more evidence
One of the witnesses was not impor-
tant hut the other the constable who
arrested Lester. and who was not eN-
amined at the former trlal' haue
surnrisinglv strong show for the de-
fence lie swore that before the au-
tonsv was held the officials were Sc
riousIv considering the abandonment OF
the investigation. alleging the lack OF
money 10 nav the heavy charges for
ANALYSIS and other expenses, but that
lester saw him and urged the examina-
ton at his cost. If necessary. as MS
better counsel advised a thorough eX-
animation. This evidence apparently
weakened the States case because EVIL
denee had been produced by the prose-
cution TO show that on the day after
the death Lester had urged an immedl-
ate burial without examination, and
that 10 expedite matters he had given
his credit TO meet burial expenses. A.
any rate. the defence rested It's case
and the buoyancy and hopefuiness OF
the four attorneys for the prisoner were
apparent.
The instructions read to the jury arc
regarded as favorable TO Lester MOST
OF the day was spent in argument by
the advocates, and very eXcltlhs
phase Of the morning proceedings was Il
difficulty between William Peytoh ana
]. w. Carter. Peyton made charge
against Carter who pronounced II raise.
A nersonal encounter was imminent,
whom the officials and friends interfered.
The two attorneys were fined s25 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
CHARTER GRANTED.
For n Norfolk Hardware Company
Schooner CnpsiEed.

NORFOLK. n. c.. July Specially
Judge Hanckel OF the Corporation Court
to-day granted a charter to he White
Hardware Company the purpose of
which IS TO conduct Che hardware bls.-
ness. The capital stock is TO bo not .0.
than $500. nor more than apW I'D.
odicers are. l.. y. White. president. la
II. White. vicc-pres.dent and ticl.lr.r
and l.. W. White. secretary. These
with James J.. winston ana Na'ian'e.
" Nicholas, constitute tho Board ot
Directors.
Information has been received hr' ~
observer Gray. OF the Weather Bureau
IN the effect that the schooner M ID
White had capsized il AIa.mu'e ...ai
during a severe squalL Iha White A "a
two-masted vessel engaged Boo the e.ls'-
ING trade. and she carried "a cf'H
seven men. The information concerning
The disaster was given ono hY ODD. 'iF
tain of the steamer Neus. llt Nnclh.i
bo rescued the crew 0r whether tA.y
were drowned, Is NOT stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
which Rond'

(Chlcago Times-ii'''...' .. 10 ore
II you could go back 90 'he i'N
Back 'f ibe long miles you have e''
Back 'G 10 the place where you h'' ''
nv tS Siss way or that through your '
p..k ~ Inc sorrow ard back o l..a-. w.
BacH 70 70 the place where 'A'
:, vd 5a'' were there now o'''
q, I msEg; OF sorrow. which ro''
rs.o yo sr,e ss~ you'd trodden the o''''
s.,ord 5rse nat again TO the forks you
,,,.r yon found that its plI',,s ,iaee.
49, 49,. bnt n delusl0n thai l.l ,.,i..l a.h
49, - road YOU hrat WV
,,.,...,'.h Sreary and rough VA
MA, LIN e,I,n Tor each bruise anu
Tor each acne ,.tieh road ~
ob. ,llerim Of sofro"'
you take!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
LEXINGTON.
Heated Term Over-The Wheat Har'
yest-Personal Notes.

LEXINGTON. VA, July B.-(Special)
The heated term is now thing of the
past as far as this vicinity is concerned.
The days and nights are very pleasant.
Coplous rains continue TO fall, and the
streams are fuller than usual Tor this
time of the year.
The wheat harvest is over and the crop
was never better. Mr.. J. +. Shener
who lives near here. threshed from
seyen-acre field A7 bushels-an average
OF thirty -one bushels TO the acre. Corn
Is doing finely. but Is little late in some
sections.
The arrangements for the formal In
; auguration on September the 10Th sS tbs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
A Good Wheat Crop-Fine Hay-he-
Iigious Notes.

MONTEREY. VA. July 15.-(Special) -
During the past week. Highland the
most elevated. and. perhaps, the coolest
county in the State. has taken or her
wheat harvest. From what information
I can gather, the acreage is larger
and the yield will be better than usual,
and the county will perhaps raise her
own bread for the coming year-a thing
she is seldom allowed TO do. on account
Of our peoples fondness for grazing.
The outlook for a heavy hay crop was
never better, and the farmers are pre-
pairing TO harvest it in good time ana
style the sale OF improved mowers and
rakes being larger than ever known III
any one previous season.
The prospect for corn was most dis
couraging during the early summer
months. but the crop has made Inc pro
gress since the hot weather set m, ana
II is now safe TO predict at least an
average crop.
The Executive Committee or the Cnris-
tan workers Convention held session
AT Monterey yesterday at Z. NJ. There
were present Or. II. II. Jones, Of Doe
Hill; J. S. McNuity. of Mcdowell; NJ. n.
Corbet. of Jackson's River; Rev. W. H.
Woolf, and l.. II. Stephenson, OF Mon
terey.
The time for holding the next con-
vention was fixed upon-yiz.: Septem-
Der 8th and 9th. Committees on Pro
rramme. Entertainment. and Music were
appointed. and the purchase Of singing
books and the printing OF programmes
ordered. -,
The first Of these conventions was held
here in November 1896 and was llcsey
attended much enjoyed, and productive
Of good. ,,,...,o. con
The time for holding the District Con
ference. Methodist Episcopal Cpuich'
South, for Moorefeld District mas peei'
dxed for August nth, and the place
franklin W. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
ON THE PENINSULA.
NEWS NOTES FROM vIRGINIA's CO.
LONIAL CAPITAL.
A Mnrringe-WfII Sell His Property
state Hospital Matters-Personni
Notes-WOrk on the Methodtst
Church-Improyem
Church-ImprOyemel

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July 5.-Cspe-
cial)-A marriage license was issued TINS
morning to Mr.. Edgar Thorp, Oldest son
of the late Silas Thorp, of James CITY,
and Miss Ada Dean, sister Of Mr.. Charles
f. Dean. the weil-known merchant on
west Gloucester street. The marriage
was announced to take place tonight at
the Presbyterian church, Rev. j. n.
Latham. of the Methodist church, Of
floating.
Mr. John Dahn. who came here from
the North several years ago, and pur-
chased the Hansford property, fronting
the beautiful courthouse green, an
nounced to-day that on the 9Th of Au-
gust he would sell his residence and fur
nIture. 1t is stated that Mr.. Dahh will
locate at Kings Mil.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Eastern State Hospital Board of Drec-
tors has been called for Thursday, the
22d. at II A. NJ.
Miss Florence Sweeney, eldest daughter
of MIR. H. NJ. Sweeney, viii spend some
time I'm Newport News and Smithfeld.
The little son and daughter of Rev
John Daugherty. OF Fulton. Richmond
are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. +.
Graves.
segar Whiting. Esq, from Hampton. is
here to-day. Mr.. Whiting is connected
with the Bank of Hampton, and is here
on business.
Mrs. John Spencer wife OF the proprie-
tor Of the Colonial Inn, who has been
sick for nearly two months, is yet con-
fined TO her room. Mrs Spencer hopes
to be able soon to be taken to the sea-
side.
Work on the Methodist church vestibule
and towers Is being pushed by the con-
tractor The entire front of the build
ing is now out. and trenches for the new
foundation dug. The brick work will
commence Monday morning.
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cal sheepskin, with lion rampant. com.
tains the names Of Lom and lady
Erskine. General John CadW7rler o.
Revolutionary fame. tho Welsh clI.
waladers. who fought aeans. sladn
under COeur-de-Leon. and nr Thomas
Cadwalader who, with FuuNn. onl-
ed Libraries, and was prominent Boo early
Philadelphia.
Tho old CadWal8ler mansion. no
Fourth and Spruce streets Is ono of
tho interesting houses boz Philadelphia
from a social-historio point of Wow. 900.
paintings Of the earlier Calwaaders by
Stuart d Peale; of Dr Thomas cll-
walader in the Revolutionary urb ~
general and OF lovely women o' me
family tree adorn tho portrait gallery.
The bride comes of poor blt re-
specialize Irish parents She is "a sears
OF axe. while her distinguished hls-
band has passed Sd.
The couple Left on BRIEF wedding
trip tonight.
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WOMEN Al THE ROCKVILLE.
Kansas city Regulation Causes
COmmotiOn.

- III
COmmotiOn.
KANSAS CITY NO. July l5.-Ihe
order Of the police commissioners Of Kan
sas city. Kan, thar women prisoners
must work on the stone pile along WIN
the men has caused a great connection
and has not yet been put into effect and,
,.erbops IL may never be. TIC Current
Events club. am organization Of women,
hse Expressed Itself as imme1sufaoiy
shocl,ed and has called an iniignail,h
ro,etine 10 protest against the threat
mel disgrace and ieg.odau9n CT NO
manhood" The members threaten that
movement Of the order means me re-
tlrenent Of the police commiss'ohet ;
from office at the hrst OPPORTUNITY ana
"a women vote I'm Kansas al muhc'P'i
elections. the threat i5 not reghricI as
altogether am idle one, and may nave
IT, desired effect. r.
The principal objection 20 the roek-pne
is that part Of the order which CONF els
the women 10 work without skirts ana
to wear oyeralls instead.
The police officials stand by iheI
order. ana say the first women pristptfs
whose fines are 40. vald will 81 10 ne
rock-pile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Inst and Reasonable Rates.

RALEIGH y. c.. July l5.-tSpecial.)-
The Railway Commission announces mat
after a most painstaking Investigation
Of present passenger and freight rates
they find passenger rates as low II not
lower. than IN any other State OF hhe
population 10 the square mile ana ireish'
rates compare most favoraoly Win tho o9s
of any state. From these facts and those
ELECTED at the hearing the commission
declares the present rates just anu rea-
sonable. and declines to now make any
material changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
sound Reasons for Approval.

There are several cogent reasons why
the medical profession recommend and
the public prefer Hostetter s, SION =,
does not drench and weaken the bowels.
hut assists rather than forces nature 10
act. II is botanic and safe; It's action IS
never preceded by an internal earthquake
ike that produced by drastic purgative.
household remedy for liver. stomach. ana
kidney trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
AROUND WELDON.
Terrific nnd Destructive Hail.
storm-Tarms Ruined

WELDON. n. c.. july l5-f'o'iij
Reports coming In to-day from ih' ''''
ban-storm no Enfield anl other ..''
400 - tno eract that ths storm na. th'
most disastrous ever known in "'..-A
county. The han swept 't'' ..''
before H.. and literally h.'i ".t
to pieces. IN the Cr0WaI r'.'.-
of the largest farms were
f@ne5 M is Impossible 20 c'..l.'. p.
loss sustained by farmers "a'a ''
a severe hali-storm also passed.
Northampton county
considerable damage Co morrow ..
of country extending ir.m h'j
10 Woodland. .,...... De.
The Warrenton District coni.l.-.
Gins az Enfield nest NriN,'''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Pn,er Changes Hands.

WINSTON, n. c.. July i5.-(Speeial)-
The Daily Journal, which was started
here April 81 last by c. /. Knight OF
delaware. changed ownership and edi-
torlal management with to-day's issue.
$ h. Davis and w. c. Morrison, Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, are the new editors
and proprietors. Mr.. Knight left here
for the West to consider some hatterlns
business offer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
sent On for Cruelty to Child.

GREEN BAY. VA. July l5-(Spec.aL)-
A negro named Tom Watkins has been
sent on TO the grand jury. charged WIN
inhumanly beating his u-year-oid
nenhew. The story is one Of revolving
and fendish cruelty. The boy IS sara
10 be In a precarious condition, ana -
one Ct several children left in charge OF
watkins by their mother, who went
North TO secure employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
LADIES, Rouse DRESSES. ,

LADIES' house DRESSES =,
lust think. that you can buy TO-DAY 80 =,
and 81 30 House Dresses, naue Vi 60
pcrcales and ginghams' to-'ay i''
SKIRTS. -. o.
DUCK SKIRTS.
A bargain for you: co.
81 u puck skirts to-day osc. -, 60,
All Of our Duck Sklrts lhat So'" w.
Il 25 TO Sl.S9 to-day for 5oc'
DUCK SUITS. s,
S9so puck Suits, just enough TO iaS'
bsif a day. will be sold for VIC. 80, 80
Sd and s. Linen Suits VIII De soiu "
Hu OF our 80 Tailor-Made SUITS SIN
lined coat. to-day for $.As.
UAMMoCKs. Ii, ~ cold
at ridiculous prices.
TRUNKS. ,oss tban
the makers prices.i
WHITE GOODS. .,o
sensation to-day: o.
iac White India Linen, 4l-2c.
fs &C. White Pique, &c. - no
40-inch White Muslin, l5c Vaiue' w.
Ice. Corded Dimiues, lOc'
RIBBONS. ,,,o.,o,,s,,, lou,
Remnants Ribbons at
prices. a. oo o,d 400 Gauze RID
hons to-day for lSc'
pERCALEs. mo
1-vard-wide Percales, to-day &C. wv
Remnants)
PORCH SHADES.
They will be sold at Jess tnah ooS''
prvy.NTs BLACK GOODS.
uruNaNTs MATING
PEIOW COST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Their Headquarters 10 BE Removed
10 Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. july 15.-(Special)-
Tomorrow the national headquarters OF
the Catholic Knights Of America VIII be
removed 20 this city from Fort wayne
Ind where they have been located here
tofore. Mr.. Joseph c. Carroll the re-
Gently elected Supreme secretary, WIN
occupy rooms in the Monroe Dullu'Iis
o,d several carloads of his documents
viii nrriNe tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
PANiPLiN CITY.
Death of Lady-The Rains-The To"
bncco Crop.

PAMPLIN CITY. July 15.-(Special)-
Mrs. Sarah Cunningham died yesterday
at her residence, at Cunningham's MIL,
Prince Edward county. and was buried
to-day at Buffalo Church. Her husband
Mr.. Newton Cunningham. was for many
years Sheriff of Prince Edward county
and an elder and the leader OF the choir
I'm Buffalo church. He was an uncle OF
Mr.. William +. Drinkard, of the Dis
patch.
Wayerly Foster. the 17-year-old son OF
Mrs. Lou Foster, Of this place. is re
covering from a severe attack of appen-
dicitis.
The late rains have greatly benented
the growing crops. Tobacco. however IS
much later and more uneven than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
FELL FROM HIS HORSE.
Painful Accident 10 in Albemnrie
Man.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July b
(special)-B Crenshaw, white man.
from near Earlysville. fell from his horse
I'm this city this afternoon, and was
painfulIy hurt. He was removed to the
Saunders House.
Mr.. William NJ. Hauline leit TINS AFTER
noon for Lyachburg TO consult with lhe
Grand Ruler Of tine State i'm reference 70
tho charter of the Benevolent Protectiv
order of Elks for the lodge now being
organized here.
Mr.. l.. W. Cox has returned from an
extended northern tour in the interest
of his slate quarry, which he hopes TO
nut I'm operation at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
Round over to Court.

REIDSVILLE, n. c.. July 5.-(Spe-
clal.)-A preliminary hearing before MS
Honor, Mayor Redd, was given Editor
Webster and Professor Synnott to-day
they having recently had a personal en-
counter. A large crowd was IN attenu-
ance. and both parties had counsel me
Mavor. after hearing testimony, bound
the parties over to court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
julius SyCle & Son, Inc loWer'
POL and 2o3 East Broad Street:

went into executive session cary - ~
A., Cor mis- purpose. but Senator Harris
- nos "a secure consideration OF MS
Paciac railroad resolution, refused 10
Weld The contested cases were an,
therefore postponed and, upon motion motion
Of MIR. Harris. the Senate resumed ies'S-
~ Tive hneinpss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
FORTH cARoriy1 RAILWAY SOLD
Wilmington and New nerne "''"
No,y a Pnrt OF the A. 4. -

NJ simi uEfon ANU w.
NOW Pnrt Of the A. a. j.
WIrAuNGTON. g. r, Jt' ~.
Wilmington. New Herne boa.
railroad was sold at public r-.
day. by order Of the United
cult Court. ln foreclosure .. cr.
OF the properties TO the s.'.' 90
p pa y,. oi , pr.co Of Sgooo maj BY 3D.
an GPos- pr'eoresenung bontao
WAS w n'' run up TO $1,000. al wa.. frsr
was closed TO Mr war. i.,. rI
pI re.iosnt, n. ' a Corporate 90 b.
a re- me wilmington and No" l.'.
road Company t... rlr. M
the Coast-Line system. 'ii ,... ..r.-
WIN y W., c nus giving ae Ataa .... b.
Zone IJn, a. a d, direct line from wilmington "
Norfolk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
strucIs by Lightning.

SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., July b
,snscial1-Durlng a rain-storm here this
,'1prning lightning struck the house OK
= colored man a few miles from town.
destroying the house and all us con-
tents. but the inmates were unhurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
wom,nations Unconfirmed.

WASHINGTON. July l5.-The EFFORT or
the Senate TO dispose OF some OF the
nom,natlons on the executive calendar,
Nhich II was agreed yesterday should be
aeaa to-day. provsd futile. The Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
chnrles City DeIegates.

PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, July H.
(Snecial)-At a mass-meeting Of the
Democrats held at Charles city Court
house to-day, the following delegates
we're elected TO the Roanoke convention;
=. s. Holscraft, J. e. Hubbard Joseph
parkinson. They go uninstructed, but
are for Ellyson.
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Orders for printing sent to thu Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
md the style Of work and crices ~iu Ns
.,,Ys tn please you.
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DELEGATES TO ROANOKE.
The Fourteen Portsmouth Is Enh-
ICED To Elected.

NORFOLK, VA July l5.-(speciaL)-
The city of Portsmouth tonight elected
fourteen delegates TO the gubernatorial
convention at Roanoke, ana they 90 in
structed for Tyler and Lass.ter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
n,c VASE GOODS BARGAINS.

p.c WASTE GOODS BARGAINS.
so patsto Iown--only 10 yards 10 be
so,d 10 a customer. az the quantty - mo-
lorVe and we want everybody W So "
show l-2c. (No RemnantsJ -,
n 2-2c Corded Organizes, coisiu.ieu - :,
big bargain at i0c. On kenhantS'' ''''
you can buy any quaht'S ~ Grounds
with nea, coiorod figures, to-day Tor . l-'c'
TO % Sc' "'Dlmitics and organdie Lawns
fno Rernnant0 &c. yard. e,,,,o.
25c French Organdles' III VA"
Nm Remnants), &c. ,,on,
% solid Colored organizes IN bshe
me- pink Nile Green, Lavender iti-
Low Navy Blue Black. ana Mhlte ~ ~
Rcmnants), 10 so at the RIDICULOUS P''0o
d THOSE Is % and 20c. Lappets and. Muiis,
~. coioro that everybody wants, 70 DC
.old to-day at the unheard-oi price, o i-'D'
mo Remnarts.l 81. 80 ,1o,, ,,,,Il he
Remnants OF Wash Goods to-uay WI ~
.oid st great reduction. The reason We
.onnot mention them In print Is mat SOM
~ tho lots are not large. and such DIV
~, are marked we know they "ouIt
NOT stav here an hour. Com" "''
see what you can buy In Remnants
LADIES' SAILOR HATS. -.
To secure Hat bargain come any ,.i,,
"a we have made two lots. ana lhey WI"
-. 70. long AZ such prices, you see:
'o An I' Of our 75c. and 81 Hats, your choice
All Of our 20 and e9c. Hats, your choice
t9c.
stxrnT-wAIsT BARGAIN.
To-day will be your chance; ~.
IN and 75c. Shirt-Waists to-day S1c'
Coo and 81 shirt Waists to-day tOc'
Tgg shlrt-Waists to-day &c
r. SIX Waists to-day 81. u..,... To
s5 and s. Changeable SIX waists ~
10, for 81 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
TO-Day Will Be The TOWerBargaln Day

To secure such bargains see in tins list come s mnan
not wait until tomorrow Everything to-day Will go al e''"
price.