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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-04

since Spain now maintains no navy
the Pacific.
The indications are that the Spanish
ministry are making great effort to
minimize the full force OF the blow in
Spain, but dispatches are to the effect
that in Madrid at least the gravity OF
the disaster is realized, and that civic
disturbances against the government are
feared
The American squadron engaged in the
battle included the following Olympia,
flagship, protected cruiser; Baltimore,
protected cruiser; Boston, protected cruz
ser; Raleigh, protected cruiser; Concord,
gunboat; McCulloch, revenue cutter.
War Notes.
Governor Taylor of Tennessee sends
the following telegram to president
Nc Kinley:
II tender my services to command the
Tennessee volunteers. have called them
to leave their wives and mothers, and
feel it my duty to lead them on the field.
Please give me your decision at the earl.
lest convenience.
Surg on-General Sternberg of the army
has received at Washington applications
from over 1900 physicians who have
offered their services to the government,
and every mail brings numerous addit-
ions to the list. With view to answer.
ing generally many Of these applications
and of indicating the requirements and
class of physicians who may be called on
for service in the army, he has prepared
circular letter, stating that mo APP
pointments are made in the regular army,
except after examination by an army med
ical examining board, and all applicants
must be graduates in medicine and less
than 20 years of age. The surgeon. gen.
eral OF the army, however, has nothing
to do with the appointment of medical
officers for the volunteer army.
Mrs. Marguerite Raymond of Chicago
will go to war as ii bugler. She has been
assigned to Company H, Second Regi-
ment, Nebraska National Guard, and
ordered to report for duty at Omaha.
She made application for the place, and
was accepted, by Capt. A. G. Fisher.
Mrs. Raymond is teacher of voice cul-
ture, and is a good revolver shot.
The Berlin correspondence of the Sunday
Special asserts that the Queen Regent of
Spain has appealed to the Gar, through
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, to
assist Spain in her conflict with the
United States.
Emperor Nicholas replied directly to
the Queen Regent, assuring her of his
deepest sympathy with Spain, upon
which country the United States has
forced war, stating, however, that he
does not consider matters yet ripe for
Russian diplomatic or military interven-
ton, but that he will do whatever is
possible at the proper time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-04
BOSTON & MAINE R. p
PAssUMPsIC DIVISION

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, OCT. ion.
Trims Leave st. Johnsbur, -''''
GOING SOUTH.
For Concord, Manchester, Nashua
and Boston via White River lowell
1880 and 900 a. M, arriving AT Pes0on,
S.15 a. m. and 4.35 p.m Doston
For Concord, Manchester, Nashua "a
and Boston via Wells River and pIv,, ,oWeh
lao a. m: daily, 900 a. m. and do y -
and 80 p m. f'oS
For White River Junction, Bellows Po,,.
Northampton, Springfield, Hartford Slls,
Haven and New York, 1890, and Se NS
q. m. ''V
For Newbury Bradford, Norwich and WI.
River Junction, 1880 and 900 a. m a ans
600 m. A'' and
For Passumpsic, Barnet and Melinda.
900 a. m, 600 pm.
For Wells River, 1890 and 900 a, m. an.
and 6 90 p. m. SOS
For Montpelier, 900 a. m, 2.a4 p. m.
For Littleton, 300 a. m, 2.34 and M
p. m. WV
GOING NORTH.
For Lyndonville and Newport, 2.2O a.,
and 1915 a. m, 3.13 and 4.27 D. m 0
For West Burke, Barton and Barton To-.
ing, 3.15 and 1915 a. M, 3.13 and 4 ~
p. m. vs.
For Stanstead and Derby Line, Massa w;r,,
North Hatley, Lennoxville and Sherbroat.,'
3.15 and 1915 a. M, 4.27 D. m.
ForQuebec via Sherbrooke and Grand Trim.
Ry., 3.15 a. m. and 427 p. m.
For Quebec via Sherbrooke and Quebec Cen.
trail Ry., 3.15 a. m. and 4.27 p. m.
For Montreal via Sherbrooke and Grad
Trunk Ry, 3.15 a. m. and 4 27 D. m.
For Montreal via Newport and Canada,
Pacific Ry., 2.2o a. m. daily, 3.1a D. m
d.. FLANDERS,
Gen. Pass. and Tiki al
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-04

William Chadwick OF Sheldon was tear
ing down an old barn last Thursday
when he knocked out brace and let the
whole building fall on TO him. He was
badly crushed, besides having one hip
dislocated and one leg broken.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-04
ST. JOHNSBURY AND
LAKE OHAMPLAINRp

VAN I'm HNNnSSEMENI,I IAN IN
Trains Leave NJ. Johnsb,x. 1888
:. GOING WEST.
For Danville, Hardwick, Morrisr;u.
bridge Junction, Burlington, St. Gam.
For Danyille, West Danville, Waldenp p m m.
boro, East Hardwick, HardwicIn Sreers.
vile, Hyde Park, g 40 a. M, 90 = Msorris.
p. m. ond 4.50
For Johnson, Cambridge Junction
ton, Fletcher, Fairfield, Sheldon. Hpiaulrling.
o an st s%aadton' go M and
East Swanton, $40 a. m. ana y tnreal via
GOING EAST. m
For East st. Johnsbury, North Co.,.
Miles Pond and Lunenburg, 800 aacord,
For Whitefield, Fabyans, Crawfora.
North Conway, Fryeburg, Pos, Glen,
Brunswick, Lewiston, Augusta, aytfe,land,
bangor and st. John, 800 a. m. . Ss Vile,
For Boston via North Conway. s'oo+o pm.
II. e. FOLSOM, d. ]. FLANDEpSS m.
supt' Gen. Pass 40.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-05-04
MAINE CENTRAL R, R,

Through the White Mountains
To Lancaster, Colebrook, North CONWAY
Boston, Portland. Lewiston, Bangor, Bsr
Harbor and St. John.
LOCAL TIME TABLE-ON AND AFrRp
NOVEMBER II, 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

are MANY reasons why wise woman ioi-
lows this course. The chances are that an
obscure physician of small practice VIII
not diagnose troubles OF this nature prop
erlv Ii he does. he will insist on tho
obnoxious examinations and local uea'.
rnent from which every sensitive, modss'
woman shrinks. ~ % "
The specialist referred 70 IL III. X, V.
Pierce, for thirty years ehiet conssNps
.,hrs;ciau to the fnvalids' Hotel apd Surgi-
ppai Institute. at Buffalo, n Y. Thirty years
600 he discovered a wonderful medicine
Ior diseases peculiar TO women, that may 90
used effectively in the privacy OF the nome
and does away with all necessity ior exam
;ratiops and local treatment This meoi'
cine IL known as Dr.. Pierce's FavoNte RE
scT;otion. 1t acts directly on the delicate
ond ;noortaut organs concerned IN WIZ
hood aud motherhood. Ii makes thefn
Tong healthy and vigorous. II aliaJs IN
aammation, heals liberation, soothes PAIN
and tones aul builds up the nerves Taken
Snsng the period of prospective maternity,
:. han;.hes the usual discomforts and
- baby's coming easy and almost pain
n insures the little newcomer
naai,h and an ample supply OF nourish-
-, bver ninety thousand women have
.as,;6.6 10 It's marvellous merits. Meoicine
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7, ia a druggists business TO give you, MOI
90 tell Won. what you want. -,
ny ailing woman may write TO Dr. X "
pc, Rufalo. N Y, and get free advice.
Iv Enclosing 81 one cent stamps IN ne'
Litter 10 eoper cost Of Mating o"ly sne
,.sv SECURE a paper-eovered copy OF h n
psorle,s Common Sense Medical 40
wiser. Cloth bound, 81 stampA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
MANLY B, RAMOS co.,
n9 EAST BROAD ST.,
Between First and Second Streets
DOWN Ky THE SEA.
Tuesday Nights Gnle-Mr' ho"a'"
CouId and Bride-Bicycie Hace.

NORFOLK, VA, October l9.-tSpeolal)
Renorts from coast points show that the
damage dono by the heavy southwes,er
prevailing last night was much less IMAM
was feared In shipping circles. Coast
visa liners were slightly delayed and re-
mort exceedingly hard tussels Win ths
cole That no wrecks resulted Is largely
due TO the timely warning Of the weather
R,reau. Several tugs put back to port
upon encountering the hurricane forty 10
seventy miles off snore.
Tho converted yacht Vixen, OF SanuAso
fame. arrived az the nayy-yard TINS eFe
ming for repairs. she WIZ nol ~ ~ ~
combustion. but will be retained per-
manently. probably In the coast-surVey
service. .....oa IN
THE hospltal-ship solace Is expected 10
arrive tomorrow. The collier hohniDAi
and the yacht-gunboat Hornet nave OeeH
placed out Of commission
NJ and Mrs. Howard Gould and cap
tain William c. Shackford, OF the yaehe
| Niagara. visited tho navy-yard lo-uay
and were received ~ Comnouore ~, ar ~,
| bar commandant The Niagara WIZ san
| to-norrovy for Annapolis. Captain SNACK
| ford desiring TO visit his son, a nrst-class
! ,,,ar IN ,vhose career Mr. Gould Is greauy
49,, ,n,ayoetod cadet shackford served
aboard the battleship oregon during the
! Santiago fight >,..,.,,,
The disbursements at the Norfolk navy
ward including the pay OF ofhcers Drawn
a. This station and contingent dlspurse'
rnents through the navy pay-onlce' nave
| been. during the past six months, voni'
| ltttIe In excess OF two million deuafs
Tbere are employed at the yard at pres
emit about eighteen hundred and TWO thso
The ten-mlle match bicycle race De
tween Dozier and Shumadine, both OF I'M
civ will be run tomorrow afternoon
4 n clock sharp at Mariners trach' W,
folk Fair Association-Groundh' he,i
riders have been In training LOT l"
months past. ..,. 4,
Advices from the peanut eounues. u
the vicinity OF Norfolk. are 10 the eneo
hat the new crop. which IL coming upo
~ market much earlier In the sesso
than usual, promises TO DO heavy on
Thts news is reflected In the marke
cnotations. which are reported TO pe tenc
,ng doWnward Sales OF new, but or,
snanish shelled, are reported TO have nee
made recently al 90 cents Duzhel. fsnc
Virginias are quoted AT cents.
The Laurel Fire Company, or foFi
pa are the guests OF the nremen
portsmouth. They will tomorrow pa
tIcipate IN grand parade, In the siste
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
HE DID NOT EMPLOY HIM.
Or. southau Denies Having Engaged
"a SchooI-Book Writer.

a.
DE- w. II. Hening, superintendent Of
public schools for Powhatan county, was
a visitor TO the Department Of Education
Yesterday. and talked with DR.. Southall
over school matters generally, more espe-
clallv with reference TO conditions existing
in his own county. Later in the evening
pr. southan gave out the following state
ment:
81 am reliably informed by the school
authorities OF Powhatan county that d
certain Mr.. H0bson, agent Of the UhlNe'-
sltv publishing Company, OF New YORK
l. circulating "a report IN that county that
l mad employed Colonel l.. ;. Marye 10
,yrite a s,ipplement TO Frye's Geography
and that l was the Intermediary through
whom 500 had been paid by the publishers
az that book 10 Colonel Marye TOT ms
earyices Such a statement Is without any
foundation I'm truth
after the recent adoption or DOORS
Colonel Marye asked me 20 RECOMMENDS
linn 10 the publishers OF Frye's Geography
AS a person capable Of writing virginia
supplement- 10 the book. which aereeu
20 do. But / was never applied TO TOT any
such recommendation. and 20 far as am
concerned / do not know whether Colohel
Narve has written the supplement OF mas
even been employed 10 do so.
81 have also been informed that slm'-
lar statement was published some uile
ago In a Richmond paper, but II escaped
my observation, and knew nothing OF IL
until my attention was called 10 II yes
terday by my friend. Or. ID. NJ. BROWN
Of Peters burg"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

God. seest me" This was a" '''''' ''''''7'
earnest. and helpful sermon oos.
At this point presbytery 'ooN '''7'
until Z. NJ. .., 40, >-rctIT
presbvtery reassembled at 2. NJ anu
beord the report Of the Commltlee on
Eoraiqp Missions. This was lhsIouuIeN
Nv, devotional services, conducIeu W
Hovison. who explained that ne acleu
cboirman Of the committee because
= w. Nebane. the chairman was
ta,ned AT home by severe illness. 100.
Dr !. w. Rosebro made most 80.
and interesting address on TINS suo SUN.
sbov-ing the importance the RESP -,
~ the success, and the glory Oh i'i''9
mission work. . Tows
He was followed by Kew II % ch S-
who said that no matter "n'l 80 ,bs
NAV think OF the future anu o. tbc
coming OF Christ, Their Worh - ~
nresent. and he showed ma t,,,,,or
nloi9 on+,relv without any knowledge
~ the true God, and that inc Ou'y
u .i' 80 ca comes from the Bible.
THE congregation listened Win sie''
,.roet IN both these addresses
CANDIDATE FOR THE MINISTRY
poy g \. Van Houten, as chairman o
tba Committee Of Education. intro %, tS,
Mr. James A. Bailey member member t Ss t IN,
.t1eh,stor church. as a candidate loi wy
49, ministry. 4 letter OF comm
/ F -, tho session OF his church w"
- alter some discussion TINS nid H.,
T Tos postponed for further consideration
| tonight. ,. pev Masses d
10, 100 ~ n will preach, and at r y. VI
P Pos' 7 W. Rosebro. D. d. will preach 1, IN
Rev ra.h " doctrnal sermon by appoint !,
pr pre-, oS p or, His subject VIII u
.,r,,o salvation Of Infants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Other Deaths and Funerals.
THE sLOT-MACHINE CASE.
This Matter TO lie Disposed OF To-
Day-No Verdict in Shoplifting Case.

The case OF the City of Richmond
against +. Morella, which IS to test the
legality of slot-machines, will be tried
before Judge Witt and a jury in the
Hastings Court to-day. Whether the
proceedings will rest here is extremely
doubtful. Certain IL is that If a verdict
Is rendered against the city an appeal
will be taken TO the Supreme Court SUI
perintendent Thompson, Of the Fire
Alarm. has been summoned to appear as
a witness for the Commonwealth, and
will be called upon to open one OF the
Morela machines. for the purpose OF
proving whether or not the slot-machine
can be rightly included in the same cate
CORY as wheels of fortune
JURY STILL UNABLE TO AGREE.
The Jury in the shop-lifting case is still
out. with no present prospect OF arriving
at a verdict. This is the fourth day since
the case was given to them one man IS
said TO be responsible for the delay all
the others being in favor Of conviction.
William Robinson (coloreO was given
two years IN the penitentiary for forging
an order on Mrs Heeke for 70 cents.
nolIe prosequi was entered against a Sc
cond indictment.
w. s. Hicks and Charles Henry John
son were charged with felon!ous assault
and acquitted.
Marriage licenses were issued TO tbs
following: Thomas l.. skinner. Jr., anC
Mary Guste Richardson; John Slater
Sherry and Annie Garnert Ferneyhough
LLOYD NJ. Hicks and Bertha l.. Norris
John r. Wood and Peachie l.. Baughan.
IN THE OTHER COURTS.
In the Law and Equity Court verde
was rendered against the city for s16l Is
in the case Of George w. Donley agains
| ,ba C;tv ~ Richmond
In the City Circuit Court Julius Roamn
instituted suit against S. J. London 70
| $3.50.
Judgment for 5000 was entered in til
| case OF NJ Rosenbloom against J. Silver
Motion for judgment was docketed fl
the case of James Barker against A. V
Holmes for Sl7612 This case is con
tested.
The case OF w. Il. Robbins agalns
Thomas +. Pollard was removed from tn
| circuit Court OF Henrico and docketed 4
the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rich
1 mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
DUsY DAY WITH PREsBYTERY.
Home and Foreign Missions ana
Other Subjects Are Discussed

East Hanover Presbytery began its Sc
cond DAYS session at Mizpah church at
$3.50 A. NJ. yesterday, and was opened
with devotional services, conducted by
the moderator Rev. J. r. Rennie.
The following members of presbytery
reported, were excused for tardiness'
and were enrolled:
Ministers-Rev. c. f. Stebbins, Rev
Jore Witherspoon, d. d., Rev. 7. I. Jones'
ID. d.. Rev. VI. ID. Hoge, ID. ID.
Ruling Elders-Winis W. Hobson' Pow
hatan. w. l.. Mason. Amelia; George H.
Cannon. First church, Richmond; George
+. Cook. Bon Air; r. W. Undertake
Samuel Davies, John Hubbard, Bethany
MIR. GUTHRIE AND DIR. HOGE.
cau from the Second Presbyterian
church of this city, for the pastoral ser
800 Of Rev. Donald Guthrie 10 be CO.
nastor with Or. Hoge, was presented
round in order, and was placed IN MI
Grthrie's hands, and was accepted by MN
Arrangements will be made during thls
meeting for his installation.
mr. Uoee's friends were very mucn
rleasod To see him st the meeting oil
nresbytery. after his long and serious
Illness and gave him a most cordial vel
come. ... -.
when the question OF selecting th'
nIoca for the next meeting was taken UP
Mr. Storrs nominated Hoge-Memorla
church and Mr.. Hutton placed Cre"e il
nomination. A number of speeches. "eI'
made in favor of each place. Hose
Memorial was selected ~ ~.
~ mr. 6 :. Laws, OF Columbia Pres
b,terv and Rev. /. A. Mclean, or Green
| bT,er Presbytery, were introduced ana III
I,ited 20 ali as corresponding members
REPORT ON HOME MISSIONS.
| Rev q X. Hyde presented the repoI
! NJ the Committee OF Home Missions. NJ
rsnort showed that Rev. l.. A. nc
Taan had done very good work as g.
| evangelist. HIS health has been ehtiiei
restored and ne is now at WORK are
soroa time lost because OF sickness. II
lin econ he transferred TO Montgomer
Presbvtery for work there.
! r,,mher Of interesting addresses wef
I'D ON the subject OF home missions
various members Of tho presbytery'
pav Mr.. HYDE presented his resignato
"a chairman OF the Committee or nom
| Missions BY a unanimous vote prespy
,.rv asked that he withdraw MS resign
,,on put Mr.. HYDE gave as his reaso
o.. ,,.Isting upon his request that NJ
49, work aid not permit him TO atten
- ,to duties OF the Craftsmanship az inc
o,.h, IN be. Presbytery reluctantly a.
centad the resignation. a committee wa
.nno,nted TO nominate his successor.
A. 70 o'clock Rev. DIR. r. X hoM,so
nreached from Genesis, XVI, iS' ih0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
JUDGED BY RESULTS.
Why Intelligent People Put
Their Faith in DR.. Greene.
His Wonderful Curative Remedy,
DIR. Grcenc's Neryura.
A Prominent Citizen of New Hnnp'
shire Relates His Experience.

by their fruits We shall know them"
Self-confident and sincere is the man who
is willing TO be judged by results. Such
man Is DIR. Greene. the discOverer OF
Nervura, the standard remedy for dis
eases and weaknesses Of the blood and
nerves. Advanced science has demon
strated that the vast majority OF human
ailments are symptoms Of weakened
vitality or some arrangement Of the ner-
vous system. Chronic exhaustion. dys-
pepsia, headaches. neuralgia insomnia,
and resultant effects upon the mind as
manifested in irritability and melancholy,
are nervous disorders, and can only be
cured by a rehabilitation Of the nervous
system. Dir. Alvah II. Bryant. Manches-
ter, y. j., says:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
,u, HAVE A HORSE SHOW HERE.
,.tness-Men Approve the scheme W
Maid One in December.

,oint meeting Of the Boards Of pirec-
TOR, OF the Chamber Of Commerce !,l
tSe Young Mems Business Association
was held last night for the purpose %",5,o %
oonsidering the practicabihty Of holding
- sbow in Richmond on the Sd OF
d na Io next. Mr. L. Il. Morris frst
pese of the Chamber Of Com,
n, presided After the m .cpd@e e sxi
oeeh MIR c G.. Bosher and Nj.
Ranshorns Williams IT. the rf feHTns 81 'e the
lntloIl and seconded By MI Robert
Gafpison Of the Young Msns B aSsptea
AssoeiSS''I That il Is the sense or the
Chamber nT of Commerce an, and t tSst i is +
Men ~, feasible and practicable. with
PEREZ business MANAGEMENT sar,y 70 in nG pe
as suggested, at RI hme sndee ssfg horse
c Inv and these organizations promist,
, mir best efforts 10 aid In the success VI
su Tba meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
THE AMnULANcE's BUSY DAY.
The Van. With DIR. Gwathmey, RE-
sponds TO Many Calls.

At 7:55 A. NJ. the van, with DR.. Gwath-
mev i'm charge. was called to the Tredegar
Works. where A. w. Dyer, an employee
had had his hand lacerated by machinery
lie was treated and left.
The next call was at ll:S5 to Church
Hnl. Twenty eighth and z streets, where
George Toms a Hanover trucker, and
man named Dinsmore and Mrs. Dinsmore
had engaged in fight. Mrs. Dlnslhore
brought a hat-iron into requisition and cut
Toms's head in twenty places. necessl-
tating twenty stitches from the Doctors
needle.
Charles Deans (colored) was caught I'M
der some machinery at Twelfth and Bank
streets about ! o'clock, and his shoulder
and arm hurt. He was treated and sent
TO his home.
The last call was 10 the Chesapeake ana
ohio shops. where G. w. Wilson had had
- e,ger Ont off and several others mash
cd He was treated and went to his home
ON Chestnut Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
ursIo RECTAL TONIGHT
Mr.. md Mrs. Frank st"yton i""'
. ,onenrNat Y. VI. c. A. Hail.

Those who secure tickets ana VINO az
tend the recital TO be given By DIT: anu
Mrs Thompson tonight AT ' ITou lii
H Men christian Association Han VIII
-lVm rare musical treat The favor
e ebIo impression q already made by these hes.
two artists together with the to e5 be pfe
character OF the os dsirant large and
s seennbion;a 4 audience The programme
is az follows: r,oto,aisa RriIlante.
Iais pct And God said Let the
@a.sPs Aria 5,d E09s Of in the F0ac cf9ss6 @
lows Vs.ooriidoI1eTa: Franz. Marie AT the
lattice 1i Fisher wi 6sT N R5a sss?
MourhlnS I'm. Violet Out sdegnO's non
H,iSoa MONA from Magic Fute,( A.. %.
Part Il; 1ocit Tiius saith the Lord;
HaadfRln ut Who may Abide from the ora
tor S Of the MessRi Msn WaTds Goom mso
Nos. ron NJ Dee: Beyan. Flight OF Ages
s 4elUs A Toast; Nieman, Gayotts'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
NJ. n.r.nn Win. the Prize.

Mr. Luther Dawson, OF TINS CITY,
graduate OF last session from the hlch-
mond College Law School was AWARDED
an Yesterday the prize OF thirty volumes
as a nucleus OF a law library orereu 70
the graduate OF Richmond Coiiege VINO
writes the best essay on some theinc VI
general interest 10 lawyers Ihis very
Ssondsome and valuable incentive to
.hnrough Investigation and mature
,horaht Is given by the Thompson Pub
Iishing Company, OF New York city. The
suhtect this year was the Doctrine oil
Trltra Wires" There were but two con
testants. The judges are the law faculty
of the college.
This /. the second time RICHMOND
how has been the successful contestant
for this honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
ThcTOWcr.
Autumn
Dress Goods.

rdco this DRESS GOODS STOCK by
e. size. Judge IL 10y the extent and va
,.,y OF the assortmcnts. Judge II by the
,,-ecs Judge Y by whatever standard
Son may set II is not surpassed. The
,..st looms Of Europe and America have
ant their most worthy productions here
Cor your inspection and your buying.
Ycre are few OF our values 10 give you
g., idea how we can sell
n-loch Mixed WORSTED GOODS,
..,rth % and 75c yard, this seasons
e,5ls. 30 remnants. 21-2 10 yards in
'lngth. 25c.
VENETIAN CLOTH. in all shades. in
now shades Green, Browns, Tans, and
7l..s worth S9c yard, SOC.
ArI-WOOI. LADIES CLOTH, e)c. a
,.rl. in all colors.
COVERT CLOTH. "a inches wide, COO.
c1NKSCREWS. in all colors, 81. Al
lrchts wide.
mo NEW VEsLEO Goth, 81 inches
Wide special FOR tailor-made suits, 81 a
yara
special sale in BLACK CREPoNs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
VIII Not Forget IT,

Mrs Gil is very anxious that the plea
.,I n people Of Richmond VIII not
suIe hat her excursion to Washington
f n7,,S take i"s' place next Monday over the
wiz and Ohio railway. and IS
ne ~ sure that none who go will ever
qu, ,e FORGET the pleasure OF IL. The train
a gu, Leave Richmond at 10 A. NJ, and :e-
WI. ,ns leave washington at Z. NJ.
Tmssday. Every indication points TO a
az crowd to go, and Washington Is beau
.,r,I in fall dress at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Children
Old Pianos.

Are your children learning TO play ."
an old piano? Early impressions are Una
most lasting. False methods and fauiy
touch are acquired that 1t may take years
OF practice to overcome 1t were Tar
hotter 10 give "A child good piano TO learn
on. and inquire from such a weil-Rhowh
Arm as ours what they consider the best
piano for scholars. Buy plano for uSe'
DO not buy simply box OF strings mat
has no musical value. Buy OF Ramos
Fair value allowed for old pianos ana
easy terms on new instruments.
A few bargains in Steinway Piahos at
500: Chckering at 500; also. Knaoe.