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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

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Hero We show the most extensive line in Il
city at prices fully one-third less than actu
waite:
Lot l005-Boys Brown Printed Duck
Sailor Suits, pocket to blouse, were Or
5yc, now ....,.......,,..'.,. ..,-,....,..
Lot so7-Roys' Brown Pin striped Nor
tied Duck Wash Sailor suits, sailor
collar, cuffs and yoke, front trimmed
IN solid brown, has pocket and 9L
whistle, were SOC, now................. 90
Lot 1Oia--Boys' Navy Blue and White
Striped Duck Wash Sailor Suits.
trimmed cuffs, collar and yoke, front
with solid ravy blue duck. has pock- III
ct and whistle, were e9c. nOw.,...... IT,
Lot lol6-Boys' nobby light colorcd
stripe Navy Blue Trimmed Linen E/
Crash Suits. were 15c. NOW. ........., ~
Lot siS-Boys' fine Brown Linen Crash
Suits, trimmed with three rows SOU
tache braid around GUNS, sailor col ~
lar and yoke, Were l.0O, now.........
Boys fine heavy Sateen finish Tan
Duck Suits, yoke sailor collar and
cuffs trimmed with six rows black
narrow Soutache braid, were sL5o, Q(
now ...,..............''' .'..'-.'''''
Boys 3-pieco Knee Suits, made OF fine
Linen Crash, nobby. trimmed Ia navy
blue fine Sateen. four pearl buttons
each side Of coat, three pearl but
tons at bottom Of pants, were Sl.9S 4
now Observation-Disclosures.
we are showing lovely line Of ChildreI
Knee Suits. In White and Navy Wash Du
and Crash. prices marked down trom "
to si.9S, from $500 10 s2.s5 from $500 TO w.
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Ladies' Vests.
Reductions Extraordinary.

Our ioc Ladies' Bleached Derby Rib
Vests, now ...'.''..'''..'''' ''''''''''
Our l2iAc Ladies' Blcached Derby Rib
Vests. tapped neck, Isle Vests, now
our l9c Ladies Bleached Derby nib
Vests, elk tapped neck and sleeves,
lace open work, now ...........'.,''.
Our 3sc limo genuine French Isle La
dies Bleached Derby Rib Vests,
square neck. nov ......f-..,..-s,...-.-
Our 3Sc line Ladies' Extra Sizes Bleach.
ed Derby Rib Vests, silk tapped neck
and sleeves, now ..,.......f,....,'.'.
Our soc line Ladies' French Lisl,
Bleached Derby RIB Vests, botf
square and v neck. now ...,.,.......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

if-4 Marseiles Spread, very nne, as 1/
sorted patterns, our siTa line. now. f'fC
ia extra heavy very nue patterns
pure white crochet Spreads. our Sl9s or
line now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IEO
III Pure White Spreads, extra heavy,
In very fine assorted patterns. our fIs
regular Sl,aS line. now...,..,.,..,... f'To
Extra largo size Marseilles Spread. our OF
WOO Inc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f'0S
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Bathing Shoes.

Childrens Rubber Solcs White Duck
Bathing Shoes, eiges 10 10, plain.
also sizes II to 2, fancy tapped, E
Ladies' Bathing Shoes, Rubber Soles,
White Duck. sizes 3 to Z
Gents Bathing Shoes, Rubber Soles.
White Duck. sizes & to TO- were 33c
TO S9o. choice OF above .,....,.........L
Ladies' and Gents best quality Nublan
fast black heavy Drill Bathing Shoes,
rubber soles, our 50c line. sizes to
and TO 10, choice Observation-Disclosures.
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National Ribbon.

No 5-l-inch All SILK Red White and
Blue striped Sc n yard Satin Flag RIB
bon .......+...,-.,s,,..,.,.- ~
No IN inch All Silk Red White and
llue striped Zoe a yard Satin Flag RIB
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lz12
No. 9--1la-incb All silk Red White and
IilLc striped i6c yard Satin Flag Rib
bon ,.,,.,....,s,.......,.,.. 10
No i2-2-inch All SILK Rcd White and
Blue Striped zoe "A yard Sorin Flag RIB
bon ..s'... ....,'.''...,,..',.,,... ~
No. ic--2M-inch All SIX Red White and
Biue Striped 2bc a yard satin Flag Rib :.
bon Observation-Disclosures. %
Old Glory Metal Flag Pins, nicely carved
ana painted, for ...................... 10
Old ciory Metal Flag Pins. nicely carved
und painted, larger size. eacn...,......
High grade souvenir shirt Waist Sets.
studp, collar buttons and link cuffs.
gold plateu. WITH photos OF Dewey,
General Leo or Ba.tleship Maine
strictly high grade goods. a sct...... y
The new Klondike Top. with automatic
sprirg. spins on either end. something
entirely new. highly ornamented.
stamped steel, indcstrrctible. Red,
| White and Blue striped. each......,.... II
| Smaller sizo made Of wood. works on
same principle Just out'--caeh. ,.,..st II
Gilt Shield Lapel Buttons, United States
| ard Cuban Flags crossed. handsomely
| pairied and embossed. friendship grip
| hnnds under tags, gomething very :.
ncv-cach .......s..''s.'.'s...,'..
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Taffeta Plain and Mcire Ribbons. 100
inches long, 6-inch fringe to match,
shades only in greens, reds, navy
blue AM purple. were SIPS, choice 75c
to close .................,..-.,.'''
Bayadere Striped All silk sashes, to
inches vide. with 6-inch fringe 70
match. ~ and yards long, were I QQ
$3.50 ana 1915, price TO close. ....,,... ''oo
All Silk Taffeta Plain and MORE Rib
bon, inches wide. l.3 yards long
lovely bemstitched above 6-inch
fringe, white black pink and light
blue in stock, other shades to order, OS
we're $L9S, Alteration Sale Price......
Extra quality All silk Taheta and
MORE Sashes, inches wide, yards
long S-inch fringe to match, lovely
hemstitched above fringe and hem,
white, black, pink and light blue In
stock, other shades to order, were o IN
s29S Alteration Sale Price now.,..... NV
Black extra quality double faced Satin
Sashes 4 inches WIDE yards long,
S-irch fringe. lovely hemstitched, our 90
SOS line, now observation-disclosures. NV
Finch best quality handsomely hem
stitched double faced Satin, also best
quality Plain and MORE Taneta
Sashes. with S-inch fringe. yards 2 oS
long, were $3.9S, now ...,....,.......
Same as above. OK
yards long, were s3.25, now........ <'oo
Shades in stock: White. black, pink and
light blue; other shades to order on short no.
tice.
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House Furnishings.
Table Linen and Napkins.

62-inch Turkey Red Damask our regu- IlIr
lar Zoe line, Tor Observation-Disclosures '"2N
~ inch Full BIeachod Table Damask, -
regular price 2bc, now ......,..,...... TI
5s-inch Blcachcd Table Damask. very M.
line patterns, former price 35c, now. <<C
5S-inch all linen nnc Cream Dampss.
extra quality, our regular i0c line. M.
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. <PS
Gs-inch very Anc All Linen Half
n n1Sa'hea pamasN former price 49, 374c
7o.inch Full Blepchcd Table Dnmash, <r.
our zoe quality now .,.........,..,,.. roc
7O-inch very fine All Linen Damash, m
pure white. former price Coo. now. roc
IL ~ Red md Blue Checked DoyiIes, IN.
our 25c line. now, PEI dozen .......,.. f0C
II II Red Striped Border Half Bleachcd On.
Doylies. our zoe line Inconvenience. QUO
1913 very fine Half Blchchcd Doylies. <r.
tobacco border, ctr bic line now. roc
1915 All Linen Fni Blcached DoyIics, RI
regular Csc Kind. row ............... 0<C
15-l5 heavy Half DIeached Linen Doy-
hes. blue. rcd and otange border our co.
''c me HOW '...s'.'.,.t.r-.....-..... W.
SIS size extra fine Liren Hnlf Bleached
Napkins, red border, the best for 20
hotel use, regular price 75c, now.,.. ocC
Towels.
Good size Fancy Stripe Bath Towels. OIL
our regular i2iso line, now.....,.... o5l
Large size Half Bleaohed Bath Towels. =,
our regular lbc line, now. ............ /OC
Extra large and very heavy Fancy 1917
Stripe Bath Towels. our ISc line. now iE2S
Full Bloacbed Cotton Towel. red bor-
der. fringed size i9xii. our Zoe iine, liz
now .-..r-....-.,..,t,s,...!s. ~
Extra heavy Full Bleached Cotton I7lr
| Towel, size 22x4i. our isc line. now. i@5S
Very heavy All Linen Hnck Towel, red ar.
border. size zixi2. our zoe line. now 'oe
Spreads.
i0-4 Pure White Crochet Spreads. our <e
| ebc line. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tot
| i0-4 Pure white Crochet Spreads. our Eo.
| 15c line, now, .......,,s.,...,.+...... o"'
1914 very heavy Crochet Spread. our 7E,
1 tbc line, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
1911 Pure White and very heavy cro- 90
chet Spread cur NIB line. row.. o0
ia very hnc and heavy Crochet no
Spreads. cur sl.35 line, now......... 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05
Show Your COlOrs.

Patriotic Embems. tho largest assortment
In Texas.
80 boxes Note Paper. 3tmblem OF
United States and Cuban Ia aossed
with American Eagle above o.. ,p Of
each sheet of paper and outsideul en-
Naiopo. Each box contains "a en-
.olopos and "a sheets of paper-per
Dos Observation-Disclosures. no
Comm crcIal Envelopes. Is in package.
each with United States and Cuban
flaRT crossed End American Eagle
hh0Ne~-n package ................,...... TO-:
Ladies Gold Plated Waist Sets link cum
buttons. collar button and studs COM
plcto, with American lfng on each but
ton. engraved and coloroI, per Set. 25c
Fancy GIT and silvered United States
Flag Souvenir Buttons. for lapel OF
cont, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Rettloship Maine Gilt souvenir Pins. IN
inches long, * inch wide, obong round
.ns shape, very attractive. front hand
scmely engraved and painted with pie
tute Of Maine, warranted not to tar
r.sh, each Observation-Disclosures. Csc
United States Metal Flags. open with
spring, showing inscription TO II.
viii Spain; Remember the Maine
tho latest, each ....,...,.........,..,.... l5c
Old Glory SILK Hnndkerchiefs. Battleship
Maine SILK Iiandkcrchicfs. all hemstitched.
CSC and soc.
Jnlonottc White IIcmstitched Inndkcr-
chiefs. look Ike silk, with Cuban ana
United States Flags, silk embroidered
IN National colors. each ......,........ 12iac
sip Flags United States. sizes 7lAxo, sxl2
1873 aud lbx32. each, i0c, l5c. Csc aud soc
Fancy Cambria Flags, United States. Cuban
aad Texas. mounted on sticks. size sx9 2 for
&c: size 12xls. each SCI size 20xsG. for 2oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

!, 77-children's All Wool Navy Blue
bathing Suits. our Sl.gS line, like cut.
nicely trimmed with double row OIL
white Soutache braid around collar,
Enwn front. around waist band aud
kkirt, ages TO 10 years. now.........
t,r % % line. same kind, ages II to IS
wears. now ...'.''''.''''r' ''''''''.''
hides Suits of same kind, all sizes.
Iwere $3.50, now. ..................'.
HI 2s-Ladies Fast Black Wool Bril-
kiantine Bathing Suits. trimmed with
double row white Soutache braid
Iaround collar down front, around
waist and skirt, were $3.50, now...".
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS,
SKIRTS ETC


Money saved Is money made. We save ,
money by selling rendy made Skirta at bar,
the price of tho material.
Toe Ladies' Brown Linen Crash Skirts. q
now .s,...,.,.,......,......
Ladies' White Duck Skirts. q
were Toe, now Observation-Disclosures. "
Ladies' Linen Crash Skirts, I'VE cores.
5-inch hem. Ladies' White DUCK and
II. X. skirts. 1--WE cores, b-inch hem, q
all gathered Lick. were aSc. now.
Ladies' White Duck. White p. X. and
pure Linen Crash skirts, 6-inch hem,
seven cores, double felicd seam, fan
plated back, with side pockets and o.
pearl buttons, were $i.9S, choicc..... ~
Ladies' extra ane White Welt Y. X.
Skirts. seven cores. fan plated back.
double foiled seam, e-inch HON. side
pockets, trimmed with large pearl a
buttons. were sS,sS, now choice.... <s'
Our $3.50 Ladies' fine Bayaderc striped
and Broeadc Black silk skirts, now G
DOWN to...s.. .........s..........ss. ~
Ladies' extra fine Accordion Plated
Skirts, made OF 10 yards t0-inch ex-
ira quality Black SILK Lustre Bril- o
hanunr. now ....,...................
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Ribbon Department.
Sash Widths of Ribbons and
Ready Made Sashes.

Ready Made Sashee.
All Silk Taffeta Ribbons, both plain
and Moire, all shades-No. 40, our
25c quality, now ,..................'..
No. so. inches wide.
our S5c quality, now .................
Best quality finch extra fine double
faced Satin Sash Ribbons. all colors,
were Soc, now Recommendations,
Best quality Finch Plain and Moirc
Taffeta All silk Sash Ribbons, all
colors, were Soc, now .......,.........
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Ladies' all SILK White Parasols, silk
Tassels. white epameled handles.
were Bsc. now..,...
Ladies White SILK Psrasois.
2G-inch Ladics' lno Black Gloria Sun
UiahreliaR. the Kind usually sold at
75c, orr leader at zoe, now.,.....,,...
26-inch Ladies' Inc Black Twill SILK
Sun Umbrellas, fdney Dresden han
dies. Paragon frame, were Sl.-J. now
2G-inrh Black Twill silk sun um-
brellas. Paragon franc, steel rod sill
ycr trimmed handles. were sl.fs, now
Big drive in extra fna machine made
Torchon Larcs aad lnsertings, usu-
ally retailcd al 25c yard, choice
per yard. ....................
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All kinds of Bicycle sundries at greatly re-
| dueed prices.
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EmbrOideries.

This week Will be a Special Embroidery
Week at our store We will endeavor to dis
play our enormous line of Emoroideries, all
of which have been greatly reduced, now on
center counters, It prices never before quoted
By any ether firm in Texas Prices quoted
are for lengths Of Az yards
Mail orders on these goods will he given
81 ecial attention. Order a few pieces of IA
yards, end II not up to expectations return
game ct our expense and we will refund your
money cEeerfully
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30 short lengths of nice quality
edgipgs, were s.. &c. &c and Sc yard. ~,
A., yards for .........,.,,.......''''.. w
Fine Embroidery work. to lis-inch
on 2 TO S-inch cloth was l0c yard, OSo
in lengths of AZ yards for. ,'.-.....'.
Fine Embroidery, IL to S-inch work
on 5-inch cloth. was l5c yard. i'a .29o
yards for .,.......,.............'.
Fine Embroidery, to 4-inch work on
5-inch cloth, was 25c a yard, Als 65c
yards for ..,,.........'......''''
No samples sent out on these goods Orders
by nail will receive our best attention; money
cheeriully refunded II goods are not satisfac-
tory and up 10 expectations.
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Boys Wash Suits.
ages 3 to S ycars.)

ages to ycars)
Hero We show the most extensive line in Il
city at prices fully one-third less than actu
waite:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-05

Gents i-pircc Dark Bluc Mixed Derby
Rib Bathing Suits. very elastic. were &
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White Goods.

Plain White India Linon, very sheer.
80 inches wide, Sc kind, now
'S-iuch White Duck
.s-inch Brown Linen Homespun-
2e-inch fine White English Long Cloth,
,s-inch fine India Linon--
sC-inch White Corded p. X
From our loc leaders. choice .........
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Ready
Fringed Sashes.

One lot all Silk Sashes. solid colors
Taffeta Plain aud Mcire Ribbons, 100
inches long, 6-inch fringe to match,
shades only in greens. reds, navy
blue AM purple. were SIPS, choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-10
PRACTICING ON THEM.
Justice John Takes Exercise on the
Material the Police Give Him.

The valants of Richmond had provided
the usual material for Justice John 10
practice his justice yesterday morning
The case of George Dickson, the ne
gro woman charged with striking Shirley
Robinson, a white lad, with brick, was
continued until the 18th, on account OIL
the inability of the lad to appear and the
uncertainty of his condition. DR.. Slower,
r,bo was called to see the boy, said that
his natient was not yet out of danger.
shirley was playing in the street, and
for something with which he had nothing
20 10 the woman took up brick ana
hurled IL with great force al young Ro-
h5,son's head Her aim was good, the
missile cutting a deep gash ana crushing
nc skull beneath the ficshy covering
mr. stoyer found it necessary to put Elm
under the influence OF chloroform 10 re-
move the splintered bone.
William Hope (coloreO was charged
with trespassing on the premises oi
Douglass Hoyle. and Hoyle had 10 SET up
80 costs They had evidently had CON
sorooce and made up before court, and
,,,hen Justice John asked Douglas about
=. ~ sa,d. "Oh. well; there is nothing In
:. - .Au right" was his Honor's reply;
TOO, nav the costs then. Sergeant ems
% his right bower, collect N.ZO from
at nan will your" This the right
hover proceeded to 10 in his Attractive
onG courteous. but always effective
style. when there is any Diood III me
Harriet Porter, Alice Smith, sarah
Trent susan Kelser. and Rosa b. WIZ
Hams all damsels Of the solof friao Elnd
wore rendering their admiring iriehus "
w.. 800 on the street Tuesday nsght,
hut unfortunately for them, ohicers
so Sow and Bailey were among the al "a,
mlrIng spectators It seemed q, pr, pl,y' I ous
"a. upon them, and in less time
,psn Il takes to write 1t the patrons Of
the the Grace. Terpsichore were behind the
gratings at the Second ci csareea with
.. 1vIn leila Robinson. colored wo-
r'a in the street, and was fined s1,ao
Leila was taxed the same a9ssr a% sSeet 1 as
cauSe. "a pook SAYS. she struck him
M ~ with the fury Of wildcat.
's RE case OF ed. Tucker, OF swansboro''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-10
PAGE is PRESIDENT.
.nvANoED TO THE HEAD or THE
LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATION.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BODY.
oeiccrs Are Chosen. and Many Mat
ters Of Interest Brought Under Dis.
cussion-Mr. Munford TO Review
Ncw Laws.

The annual meeting OF the Bar Asso-
cation Of the city OF Richmond. was held
,sstcrday afternoon in the CITY Han
The attendance was large. and though
Nd business OF more than ordinary i'm
p,riance was transacted. the proceedings
we're FAR from being uninteresting.
There was no report from the retiring
president. Hon. b. h. Munford. as an
established precedent demands that the
sncer who lays down the gavel at the
end Of his term, shall take mis- text from
new legislative onactments, and in the
absence Of any new laws, MIR. Munford
could not prepare a report He was.
however requested to prepare such an
address TO be delivered before the asso-
cation az the next quarterly meeting.
Is IN GOOD CONDITION.
The report Of the treasurer showed the
association TO be in fairly prosperous
condition. but it also developed the fact
flat many members are delinquent as
90 their dues. and there was a lively dis
c..ssion as TO what means would prove
most effective in collecting the money
due to the organization.
Mr. Roosevelt Page was elected presi-
dent OF the association for the ensuing
year: Mr.. J. l.. Anderson. first vice-presi-
dent. Mr.. G.. Carlton Jackson. second
vce-president: Mr.. w. o. SHELTON, third
v.ce-president; Mr.. L. B. Thomson, sec
rotary. and Mr.. r. +. Peyton. Jr., trea-
sur2r The one vacancy on the Executive
Committee was filled by the election Of
colonel Il. O. James. and Messrs. John
Rutherford. A. Il. Chalmers, and e. NJ.
T. lcher were elected 10 vacancies on the
Committee on Admissions. Reports from
The Executive Committee. committees on
Admission. Library. and Grievances were
received and read.
The designations Of Hon. George p
H8w and Mr. Allen Potts were accepted.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
The chairman announced that the reso-
buttons Of respect TO the memories of
Judge Burks and Judge Staples. adopted
by the bench and bar would be presented
20 the Supreme Court to-day.
4 resolution from the National Bar As
ISOLATION. recommending that three
years course OF study should be under
gone by all aspirants for the profession
and that no one should be eligible TO enter
mon such course unless he had pre-
viOusly undergone a course Of study equal
10 that of the high schools, was received
and read, but no action taken in regard
10 IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-10
A FLOOD OF APPLICATIONS.
Many Men Want Places on the Board
of Fisheries.

Governor Tyler will not make the ap-
continents to the newly-created Board Of
Fisheries for several days, probably not
untn after the Legislature adjourns.
There have been about thirty apphca-
tons for the position Of president or the
board. and probably half that number lor
that OF secretary These are the only
members Of the board who receive saia-
ries. The remaining three members are
10 ba selected from sections OF virginia
other than Tidewater, and are 10 receive
only their actual expenses while at'ehu-
ing meetings of the board.
Among those mentioned for the chair
roanship are Captain John a. Curtis, OF
richmond: DIT. Frank Fletcher, Of Aeco-
mac. Colonel r. L. Farinholt and MT w.
Donald Lee. Of Lancaster. Mr.. George
Lindsay, Of Norfolk county; Mr.. Nash' OF
Portsmouth, at present clerk IN the
nfHoe of the Auditor OF Public Accounts
and MIR. s. W. Niemeyer, Of Portsmouth
5 clerk for the Senate committees, are
candidates for the secretaryship. Ihere
are also several other candidates l0r the
latter position. some Of them being from
sections which make it reasonably GER
fai, that they are not experts as 10 the
o,ster Industry. which the bill provides
AlfN HAol4 w.
n has been suggested that Delegates
Craig. Of Rockbridge, and owen OF Man
chester. would probably be up-country
members OF the board. but they are pre-
Guided bv the Constitution from nliing an
of5ce created by the Legislature OF whlch
they are members.
There has been almost constant
stream Of callers at the Governors once
.var eince the passage of the bill estaD-
fishing the board. who have urged the APP
roi,tment Of Captain Curtis to the presl-
dency.
The clerk of the Circuit Court Of Acco-
mac county yesterday notified the Cover
nor OF the death Of Judge b. T. Guhter,
M the Eighth Circuit. The Governor VIII
probably send a communication 10 'he
Senate to-day notifying that pooy Vi
Judge Gunter's death.
REQUIsITION ISSUED
Tho covernor Yesterday issued re-
QUESTION upon the Governor OF "esl w
ginia for John II. Rutedge' VINO ESQ ~ -
from the Montgomery county jan Aa
tober and is now under arrest IN Diu.
field The jailer paid all ices cohheo'e"
with the extradltion. .,
Governor Tyler has announced MS III
tention 10 consider no more appilcdVo's
for pardon until the Legislature auJouins
His time is fully occupied In exahiiilns
hills passed and in attending 10 othei
duties that cannot be put on.
The Governor yesterday appointed MI
lanes A. Black, one of Fuitons proNli-
nent citizens a notary puDio'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-10
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
DEPARTUNE OF sTEAhEhs-
~ OLD DO M | MON
E%A STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
lS40xsN DAILY LINE
FOR
\ NEW YORK.

Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake end Ohio railway at $50
A. NJ or Richmond and Petersburg rail-
rvad Norfolk ana western routel A.
minion Line steamer, sailing same eve
ming for New York.
ALL-WAIER ROUTE.
steamship Ola dominion leaves Rich
mond every Monday at p. NJ. for New
York via James river.
companys, 500 east Main street: Chesa-
oesLe and Ohio railway, and Richmond
ssrd petersburg railroad depots, and at
company's office. 1912 east Main street.
Richmond. Bageage checked through.
FREIGHT
for New York POINTS beyond can
be shipped by direct steamers, sailing
rom Richmond every MONDAY AMI
EPTDAY at Il. NJ. also, By steamer
LIVING Richmond WEDNESDAY 8 p.
M for Norfolk. connecting with steamer
io Manifest m closed one hour before sailing
uE Esre,aht received and forwarded. ana
through bills % iading issued for ali
"o' FROM MEN YORK.
PassenSe.- ~a4l leave aalls, oAcept Sun
day, to Norfolk o. Old Point Comfort
connecting with Norfolk and Western
railroad OF Chesapeake and ohio railway
leave p'sss every sATuRDAY passenger s's ana
freight. and MONDAY tfreight only.
sailing from company's dier, No. "a
North river. foot OF Beach street. at 3 =.
N Saturday, 4 y. NJ.
FREIGHT received and forwarded daily.
except Sunday
FOR further informat ton apply TO
JOHN n. MAYER. Agent.
izi2 east Main street,
Richmond Va.
". 7. Guiilaudeu. Visa. President ana