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"a bEAO1lFUL FIVE ElESE MA
HoGANY PARLOR SUIT, inlaid with
French Marqueterie, backs handsomely en-
broidered, covered with Roman Silk Plush;
real value SIS. o0i very special at. ~. So
A HIGH BACK, HANDSOMELY IN
LAID ROCKER, large comfortable seat,
back being high enough to rest your head
on, piano polish finish, fancy cobbler seat;
regular price $500; sale price. ..... ,. So
} WHITE ENAMELLED IRON BED,
with heavy filters, one-inch posts, brass
trimmed spindles and ball of heavy cross-bar,
brass; any size or any length; we~lllacquered;
, regular price $500; sale price. 49,. >. SO
SOLID OAK FRENCH SIDEBoARD,
} bevel plate, 24xl4 in, swell drawers; this
} sideboard is hand carved and nicely finished;
one drawer lined with velvet; it will sell
regularly at $1,000; sale price. ......S. rs
, COUCH, made by expert mechanics, with
best steel spiral springs, filed with moss and
, hair, 30 inches wide, with 5 rows OF tufts,
! covered with II different shades and designs
OF Belgian Velours, Velvets and Corduroys,
? comfortable, durable and handsome; actual
} value SO; tomorrow. .......... II. rs
Solid Oak, 5o-inch OFFICE DESK, with
} dustproof curtain top, well made, with
J drawers on both sides; this desk has two
} small drawers on top and slides over the
) drawers and is 80 inches deep, IS inches
high; it sells regularly for $1,000; sale
( SOLID OAK DRESSER, just the thing
! for that spare room; has a French bevel
| plate, neat, tasty design and sells regularly
Z for $40; sale price ............. 5. rs
, Solid oak cane seat and brace arm turned
I post DINING ROOM CHAIR; regular
Z price of this chair $l,0O: sale price. $50
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People Nre Gagoa
bv Ohen Stationery

az much as by their clothes. The right
stationery at the right price is easy to
find if you come here. In proof of which
we quote;-
TWo-QUIRE BOX HURD'S SATIN
FINISH WRITING PAPER, with en-
velopes to match, stamped free with your
initial or monogram, in any color, actual
, value 75c., tomorrow very special at. SOC
SPECIAL OFFERING will stamp, free
of charge, your initial or monogram on any of
our high grade or box stationery bought to-
morrow. 4 stamping machine in the station
} cry department gill show you how ii is done,
STENOGRAPHERS' NOTEBOOKS,
, open ends, red lines, regularly sold at &C.,
: Monday ....... 4
} STAFFORD'S NEW BLACK INK, D.
sTAFFoRD'S OFFICE MUCILAGE,
I 2-oz. bottle Pc
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. Special Watch Iems

we'll worthy of investigation
WATERBURY, TRUMP WATCHES,
for men and boys, sold from Maine to Cali
fosnia at 81. 50, to be sold Monday for
Half p
GENUINE WALTHAM WATCHES,
encased in substantial, stem wind, ~silverine
cases, guaranteed for one year from date OF
purchase; very special for Monday at 3. IS
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Greqt Skirt Chance.

$50 LADIES' WHITE PIQUE AND
WHITE DUCK SKIRTS, elegantly
trimmed, not one in the lot heretofore sold
for less than $S.75, and many of them regu-
lar IS. 90 and $6.7S values, all TO 60 on sale
tomorrow at 25
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES, all
choice fabrics, new and tasty patterns,
trimmed in the latest style, the very same
that we sold but a few days ago for $3.50,
$500 and 81, SO, for a quick clearance, ali
reduced for Monday to. ......,.,... $50
CHlLDREN'S FINE WHITE ORGAN
DIE DRESSES, e TO "A years, trimmed in a
great many different ways TO suit every taste
and fancy, our best 5000, $3.50 and $1,000
dresses, all reduced tor Monday TO. ,. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
Ohe fourth Semi Nnnuol
Grade Sale of furniture

Hae accomplished in its first week what one of it's predecessors could do in les
than two-in other words sales have doubled. From far and near a never endir
stream Of buyers anne to take advantage of the remarkable values ohered-ar
you may rest assured that he who came has bought-for eve before weres sue
values seen in New York.
But then this is but the beginning-there are other loa equally attractive,
follow. These Trade Sales of Furniture are no spasmodic efforts, got up m Il
spur of the moment but carefully planned, skifuny executed sales of sweepH
importance with the combined buying force of the two Big Stores-New York ar
Chnago-to back them up ant make them a success.
Here is Mondays Bargain Gst-takc n or all the iems-tamp all ov
town-and match them if you can.
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THEO. HAylLAND'S FINEST FRENCH
CHINA, artistically decorated in colors
and gold. a great variety to select from,
list OSE-HALF REGULAR PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
CHARGED WITH INHUMAN CRIME
White Man Charged With Attempted
AssnuIf ON a Little Girl.

Z. P. Fisher. a man about 81 years Old
was arrested last night by officer Marion
b. Sutton, on the charge of attempting
criminal assault upon Mabel Wheelwright'
the 7-year-old daughter of Mrs. ELIZA
beth Wheelwright of No. 100 east Grace
street.
Fisher is a carpenter, and has shop
on the lot next TO Mrs. Wheelwright 5
home. Mabel claims to have been entlced
into Fishers place by his asking her IL
she wanted some flowers. when she re-
turned she was greatly excited, and the
explanation made to her mother was
most shocking one. The matter was re-
ported to Sergeant Cosby, acting captain
of the Second District. who detailed ON
Ger Sutton 10 investigate the case, with
the result that Fisher was. arrested. Mrs.
Wheelwright says her child was seriously
injured.
Fisher denied most positively that he
had touched the little girl, or been guilty
of any improper conduct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
persopaIs and Briefs.

The condition of Miss Nellie Rogers
was unchanged yesterday.
The chamber of Commerce will hold
its quarterly meeting this afternoon at
o'clock.
Senator TurnbuI of Brunswick. and
ex-senator Watson, Of Nottoway, are In
the city
Mrs. Emma Lyon Bryan, of Harrison
burg. Va, author of the romance,
'lS6O-65." is visiting her brother, at nv
north Fourth street.
The Globe Shoe and Clothing Company
has made a satisfactory settlement with
the underwriters for the loss occasioned
by the Sunday fire.
Mrs. Northen and Miss Northen. of At
lanta. wife and daughter Of Ex-Governor
w. j. Northern, of Georgia, are in Rich
mond for a few days, stopping at Muir
phys Hotel
Rev. Dr. e. y. CaliscA has returned
from Baltimore, whittier he went 10 OH
ciate at the funeral of Mr.. Robert Myer
Raao. which took place Sunday after
noon.
Grand Regent Sol. Bloomberg, Grand
Secretary j. b. Blanks, and other grand
officers Of the Royal Arcanum, will pay
an official visit 10 Virginia Council, No.
g. tonight at o'clock
The announcement that the sub-com-
mittee on Light would meet last night 10
designate where the new Welsbach lights
shall be placed was erroneous. The
meeting has not yet been called.
AT the regular meeting Of Magnolia
Camp. No. 20. Woodmen of the World,
held last Tuesday night at Monroe Hall,
several applications were presented and
eleven new members were initiated.
Miss Daisy Hutzler. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benno Hutzer, who has been in
Germany having her splendid voice
further cultivated. viii arrive in
New York this morning, and will come
/ at once TO Richmond. Her father left on
Tuesday to meet her.
A WORKOUT carrier-pigeon fluttered into
the home of Mr.. w. Ben. Palmer, No. Il
west Franklin street, Tuesday evening.
II was marked by two rings on either
leg-one OF gold the other Of silver The
latter bore the number X $685. When
released. the bird returned, and is still
in the possession of Mr.. Palmer, who
is trying 10 restore it 20 strength, so that
il may continue its journey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
GERMANY AND THE PHILIPPINES.
Disapprovai of Our Occupation
Austrian and Frcach support.

LONDON, May IA story is published
here to the effect that Germany is ac-
lively preparing 10 signify her disap-
prevail of a lasting occupation of the
Philippine Islands by the United States.
The German Consul at Manila is said
10 have been instructed to make repre-
sensations 10 Rear-Admiral Dewey diff
ferlng materially in character from those
OF the representatives Of other Powers.
Spain's claims. it is said, are being en-
couraged on the part OF Germans, who
have suffered from the bombardment Of
Cavite, and Germany. II is further as
serted, proposes 10 obtain control of the
Philippine Islands. guaranteeing the pay
ment OF SPANS indemnity.
IL is believed this plan is acceptable 10
Emperor Francis Joseph. of Austria. and
II IS SAID 10 have been passively accepted
by France. which country is strongly in
terested. financially, In the rehabilitation
OF Spain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
,Ir. A. Il. Lipscomb's Funeral.

The funeral of Mr. A. B. Lpscomb,
who died at his residence, No. lOl4 west
Grace street, Tuesday afternoon, VIII
take place from the residence this alter
noon at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Lipscomb had
been in i'll health for long time. lie
was one Of the best-known and oldest
businessmen in the city. For the past
thirtv-fve years he had been engaged in
carriage and wagon-buldlng.
The deceased had been a consistent
member of Grace-Street Baptist church
for twenty-nine years. He was promi-
nent in Masonry. being a member of ST..
Johns Lodge, No. 80. and Richmond Com
mandery. No. 2. Knights Templar. He
leaves a wife, two brothers, and two Sis
ters. and a number Of nieces and nephews
I'm this city and Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
sold NAN" orr ron PoRr ROYAL.
She II Manned by North Carolina
Naval Militia.

WILMINGTON, y c.. May 1.-THE
monitor Nantucket. in company with the
naval tug Hercules. left to-day for Port
Royal, ;. c. She carries complement
OF nine'y-fve officers and men. Lieuten-
ant c. Il. 4. Moore. OF the United States
navy, Is IN command. All the other
oincers ana men arc from the North
Carolina naval battalion and the ma
Jorliy OF them from Wilmington. The
armament consists Of two l5-lnch smooth
bore guns. which win be supplemented
WIN rapid-iire guns and Lee magazine
rifles AT Port Royal.
Inc ship has been thoroughly over
hsnled and repaired The deck and
woodwork are entirely new, and the yes
sci Ii In excellent condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
Another One-Inning victory for
Uoston-Score, to 4.

BOSTON. MASS. May lit was an
other one-inning victory for Boston to-
day. Only Kelly and Jennings found
Klobedanz easy. Attendance, 200.
Score: X H. 4,
Boston ...... ......O D
Baltimore -, $4,000 l 0 2 !
Batteries: Klobedanz and Bergen
Mons Pond, and Clarke.
Umpires: Messrs. Lynch and connolly
Time. hour and 81 minutes.
CLEVELAND. I; CHICAGO. 5.
CLEVELAND o., May u.-CleYeiand
won to-day's game by clean ana timeiy
hitting. Briggs was knocked out OF the
box Attendance, 500. Score: r. II. E.
Cleveland .....O4O1O - IL 0
Chicago 80. ......2 10000 0 3 o. 10 l
Batteries: Young and O'Connor; Briggs.
Isabel Donohue. and Chance
umpires: Messrs. Swartwood and WOOD.
Time. hour and Il minutes
PITTsBURG, 4; LOUISVILLE. 3.
PITTsBURG, PA, May M-Pittsburs
won its third consecutive game from
Louisville to-day by fast playing and
daring base-running. Attendance Loo.
score. X. X. +.
pittsburg ..2OOO2OOO'- 10
Louisville -. 80 l 0 2 200 o.
Batteries: Killen and Schriver; Frazer
| and Wilson
Irmpires: Messrs O'Day and Mcdonald.
| Time, / hour and 45 minutes.
| WASHINGTON. 16: PHILADELPHIA, Z.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May l1.-Dunkle
went TO pieces in the fifth inning to-day
| when Washington clinched the game. AT
tendance / 200. Score: r. III. h
| washington -. .4000s04 '-l6 ID
Philadelphia -. "a 90 1904 O.
| Batteries Dineen and Farrell; DunkIt
! and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Messrs. Emslie and Andrews
| Time. ! hour 2 minutes and 10 seconds.
| CINCINNATI. g: ST. LOUIS, !.
CINCINNATI, O., May u.-Taylor's de
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12

In anticipation of the fact that Gov
ernor Tyler will to-day appoint a Judge
for the Third Circuit, the friends of Cen
eral Hundley and Mr.. r. G. Southall' the
leading candidates, were especially active
yesterday. Both are very hopeful.
A friend of Mr.. SOuthall said last night
that of the forty-fOur Democratic mem
bers Of the bar i'm the district, exclusive
of the six aspirants sixteen were lot
Southall and that Of the thirteen mem
bers Of the Legislature, not including
Senators Flanagan and Eggleston. seven
had endorsed the same candidate.
A gentleman. speaking for General
Hundnley said forty-five members of the
General Assembly, including several from
the Third Circuit, had endorsed General
Hundley, as had perhaps majority OF
the active members Of the bar in the cir
cult
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
HosPITAL-sHIP sOLACE.
She Arrives at Key West, and is
Ready for Service.

KEY WEST, FLA, May lo.-The ambu-
lance-ship Solace, having on board four
surgeons eight nurses. and the finest
surgical appliances and accommodations
for one hundred wounded, has arrived
here from Hampton Roads.
The Solace was approved this morning
under hurry orders, and Commander Dun
lap has already reported 10 the commo-
dore that he is ready TO move as soon
as an emergency arises.
During the trip TO this port the Solace
encountered a hurricane, whlcn tasted
forty hours. She weathered II peauti-
fully. and crossed the bar here after mid
night last night. she has on board many
dellcacies for the sick.
MOVEMENT ON CUBA.
1t is said here that If the report that
the Spanish fleet has returned 70 Spain
proves TO be correct an active movement
against Cuba may occur WITHIN torty-
eight hours. 1t is possible that Rear
ADMIRAL sampson. at Porto Rico. and
Commodore Remey, here, may strlh SIM
ultaneously.
Naval officers here believe the Cuban de-
fences at any point except Haoana could
be reduced by the ships now here ana
on the Cuban station in half an hour.
WATER PROBLEM.
The water problem is getting serious al
this place. Naval officers recognize IT,
and thew are looking anxiously for the
smoke from the stack OF the big gov
ernmeht condenser. which is promised to
supply 1000 gallons per day. according
IN the contract The plant should have
started April 18th, but It is not yet in ope'
ration.
Kew Vests water resources are mos'
primitive and limited. The swallow Wen,
i'm town are all more or less brackish, anc
under suspicion OF surface drainage. Two
/ companies. at various times. have driver
Artesian wells. l,sO0 and $500 feet deep
bur they never secured fresh water. The
! town lives by means OF cisterns and rain
barrels. and the latter are only snao'
! 10 insanitary than the wells. Thes'
cisterns. filed during the rainy season
| usually run very low by the close OF th'
dry season. which is now due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12

staff. and Il Is understood Do is eYrs.
riencing great difficulty IN maxine s....
lions from the scores Of applicants 70,
the various positions. Genera d.. -....
the day attending 20 private matters
and was I'm consultation with SOME I.r.
ginians for several hours Tonight he
is out dining, as usual
THE MANILA MEDALS.
There is some little friction over the
Manila medals, 20 be given The officers
and men of Admiral Dewey fae. 0-
their glorious victory in the Philippines
The medals for the officers are tl b. %
gold. but those for the gunners marines
and sailors. the men who made Che lght
are 70 be Of bronze. II is stated tonight,
that an amendment will be- introduced
IN the House tomorrow providing that
all the medals shall Doe of gold. arl t
will be curious 10 see who will oppose o.
RADICALS IN CONFAE
General James d. Brady Chairman
Park Agnew. National-Commlteeusr
Bowden. Judge p. ". Strother. and exc
Congressman John r. Brown were l
conference at the Hotel Johnson Tonight
There was no representative OF the Lsmb
faction present though IL is believed ths
meeting was held with a view t0 tle unite
fication of the Republican party No-
thing was accomplished, and there was
nothing to be given out. Other meetings
will be held this week.
The Brown-Swanson contested election
case has been set for Thursday tls -h
in the House.
Personal ITEMS
AR Marion knowles. OF tae Knowles
family i'm Richmond. who is SD sell
known the country over as an income
parable story-teller a genial companion.
and a clever railroad man. was here yes-
terday visiting his relative, Ar. W. d.
Teller Of the Metropolitan. Nr KNOWLES
was initiated into the mysteries ot ho1m
A., and after a pleasant reunion Wn
some former Richmond friends 'att i'
Atlanta, Ga, which has been ns le1l-
quarters for several years
The Rev Or. Hatcher. ~ Richmond,
left for home by the afternoon rain
J. 3. Kidd. ". s. p. Mayo. Richmond
L. c. Caldwell, North Caro.ina-Neifo'
politan.
Raleigh.
J. w Montague. Norfolk; r. J. Chris
tan. Richmond-St. James.
G. w. McAllister. @. j. Creekman. Nof'
folk-Willard's
r. T. ". Duke. Jr., Charoi,es'i'e-
The Raleigh.
POSTAL NOTES.
Among the fourth-class postmaster
commissioned May 9Th We're t.e Ilr
lowing: Annie 5. Bell Little Sugar l-oll
y. c.: Eliza G Carter. Rosev.le. y.
James Venable. Aaron, Va. Wi.l.m D
Daniel. Avirett. Va; william 5. sag.
Comfort Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
Grand Atlantic Hotel,
Atlantic City, n. j.,

Virginia avenue and The Beach. This ele-
CANT new hotel IS now open IOI the seeohI
season. Has the finest rooms, single ana
en- suite, with bath, having two TO SIX
windows each, with full and unobstrucl-
ed view. Every modern convenience.
Heatsd throughout BY steam. Passenger
elevators 10 the street The table Is boun-
tifully supplied with the best, ana the
service cannot be surpassed. Morning
and evening concerts by the MOTEL orchcs-
ira The Grand Atlantic management
will offer special inducements IN terms
10 parties visiting here during the spring
Why not enjoy the pleasure and Injuries
of a large, first-class hotel at moderate
rates? Write for terms and illustrated
booklet. CHARLES j. COPE.
oc-pcf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
Election of Directors-Net Earnings,
SLID. fGO-SurpIus, $7,447,siO

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE American
Tobacco Company. at its annual meeting
at Newark. y. j.. to-day, elected the
following directors;
For two years-Ohver II. Payne, Thomas
F. Jeffress, and Herbert l.. Terrell.
For one year-Josiah II. Browne, James
G. Butler John Doerhofer, and William
II. Butler.
W. w. Fuller presided.
The treasurer reported the net earnings
TO be S179,46O; quarterly dividends on
preferred stock. per cent. Ss69,S6O; per
cent. interest ON scrip issued May J.
1895. $2l4SO0; applied 10 surplus, S29s5.SO0;
deduct 81, 432 goo for interest on common
stock; present surplus. S7447,siO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
BOYDTON.
The Trial OF Hite-Funeral-'hu I'"
improvements.


BOYDTON. VA. May u-lsrtc'.'-
The County Court. which had been ''-
iourned for a week. convened again i''
morning for the trial Of Georsa h.''
charged with the murder OF John Bowers
The feeling against Hite is very '''."
and the Sheriff has felt IL necessary p"
have an extra guard az the iai DO. l'+
two nights. Some thirty or forty "-'
nesses have been summoned in the ci'H
and It will probably occupy The colF' me
rest Of this week. After conven.ns' '-'
court adjourned tin a. ~ to-mo'f'"
TO give counsel for defence time 90 pre-.
pare their case.
Mrs. Maggie 3. Atkins. wife ot Df. h'
T. Atkins, who died Of consumpu'l N.-
day. was buried at Bethany cnlf.. s
terday. Rev. Z. l.. Baptist. OF ths ti
church. conducting the funeral ef'
The work on the Methods church
putting on a tin roof and putins T" .
new furnace--is progressing speell''
But little tobacco has been piaA.
the county. There are plenty OF p''
ready. but the land stays TOO Ne- 80
preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12

livery. Decker's wild throw Of Miller
bunt. and Corcoran's single gave the
Reds the game to-day. Rain stopped the
second game after the second inning had
been played. with the score to In FAVOR
OF Cincinnati. Attendance, 1000.
score. r. II. Z.
Cincinnati -. 30 00000 o.
81. Louis .......0 5000 90 81 .
Batteries: Dryer and Vaughan; ray
lor and Clements.
Umpires: Messrs. Cushman and Heyd-
Ter. Time, hour and 40 minutes.
POSTPONEMENTS.
WASHINGTON. May 1l-Brooklyn-New
York game postponed; rain. Second en-
cinnati-St Louis game called after Sc
cond inning; rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
Death OF Mrs. =. A. Emms.

Mrs 5 A. Emms. wife Of Mr.. Walter
ENNIS. died at the Old Dominion Hospi-
tai last night, after an illness which was
really of fourteen years duration. She
was 80 years of age.
She leaves four children-Messrs James
r. and William Ennis and Mrs. +. II.
Holt and Mrs. George w. Balm. She was
a woman of high Christian character,
and leaves a wide circle Of friends.
The hour of. her funeral has not been
announced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
IoW ME CLUES STAND.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Baltimore at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Louisville at Pittsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
READING DEFEATED AT HOME.
Newark Puts Up the Best Game and
Wins on Wet Grounds.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May u.-(Spe-
cal)-The Newark team defeated the
locals in a well-played game to-day. The
grounds were wet and muddy. the result
of a heavy rain in the morning. Mozart
land and Fertsch both pitched wei, but
the former received the best support, and
his team won. These are the details:
REAnTNG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
MILnORO, SPRINGS. VA.
OPEN JUNE 1ST.

VI I+N-F
Elevation. 1900 feet. Cuisine speciality.
WATERS.
SULPHUR, Alum, Alkaline-Mineral, ChaIy-
beate and Freestone.
Send for illustrated Pamphlet.
/ GRAHAM DAVIDSON, Manager.
Miilboro Springs. Bath county, Va.
nv mn. SaMTulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
THE INTERMONT,

CONVICTION. VA.
A modern hotel. complete in every de'
tail. and kept thoroughly up 10 date. \
most excellent summer as wei as winter
resort. Elevation, 1850 feet Chalyp e1l e
Alum. Sulphur, and Lithia waters irsI
GLASS orchestra during summer season
Roating. fshing. tennis, and unsurpassec
walks and drives. Write for terms ahc
Illustrated booklet. II. q. PE4 ION
- ~ 10, Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
THE BATTLE or NEW MARi<s~'
Preparations for InVetiins
Monument To-Day,

NEW MARKET. VA. May ~
clal. Everything is now IN readin''s wv
the immense crowd OF visitors w-..-
expected here tomorrow 20 wilHer'
unwilling Of the Confederate nominee
erected 20 the memory OF tAo N"..
Military Institlte cadets and 'ae ',
federate soldiers who fell IN me ', 49,
OF New Market. fought on slnoA3
IS. 1854 Flags. Confederate ana 7-.- 3D.
pecially. are dying eyerywncre' ''
gray uniformed veterans nave
menced 10 arrive. The imposiNs i,..-
monies which will attend ne '..l.f
will be participated In by distins -''"'-
personages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
LANCASTER WINS THE THIRD.
The Norfolk Boys Put Up SLOW
Game and suffer Defeat.

NORFOLK. VA, May 1l.-(Special)-
Lancaster defeated Norfolk to-day for
the third successive time by score or
IA TO ). The Norfolk players made their
errors at critical points or the game III, ne
Contest was slow and tires0me. The
score was as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-12
NO REST FOR DEWEY.
spain to Organize Formidable
Philippine Expedition.

LONDON. May n.-special dispatches
from Madrid say 1t Is officially declared
that the government OF Spain has not
agreed to let Dewey rest upon his lau-
rels. About 1900 men OF the reserves
have been ordered 20 rejoin their colors'
and il is added that a formidable exDedi-
ton is being formed for the Philippine
Islands.