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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Boys and Girls 10c. Black Ribbed Hose
10 be sold for &c. pair.
The Best PIC Hose in the world for
tovs ana girls can be found here. They
arr double knee. heel. and toe; Other
merchants are charging Z1c. TOT the s'"'o
Hose.
tofLc ladies' Black Hose, stainless and
dlri,ia heel and toes, the same in Tan
for ice. pair.
Ladies Black Hose, fast color, worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
KLaoe Curtain Sale. ,u,no
!. ~. h snld redardless OF their value.
i Observation-Disclosures stock 20 De SOIu tyaI UIV7 =,

Lace Curtains that sold for 20 par,
f1lI lereth and extra wide, for Monoay
sale. $50 pair. % "A roir N
be sold for N.75 pair.
Lace Curtains that sold Tor VI PalIi;
the patterns are handsome " no 9
i0 lace S1 Curtains that sold for $ a pair,
Louis XIV. pattern, to be sold Tor 20
pair. mi, pr,ood r.ace Cur
tains s. to $40 a pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
.rTUNv AT CHOCkEti'
che Lingering Guests f"''
Their Idle Hours.

CROCKETT SPRINGS w. 'e apas ,he
For the last rev uas' ,.s ~
atmosphere at Crockett has peen ~ a.,
bracing and delightful that we nav. 'u %,
taken il for granted that II must oe az
least bearable IN other places, IN s,I,s ma" say
~, ~ LEI, The world below fairy
baking, ana we feel rekindled gratiluoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Black Silk Sale.

New Fall Black SILK at cut prices.
Black Brocade satin Duchess. 10 pat
terms 10 select from, real value 81, 10 be
PiacE satin Duchess, sold at soc. yard,
for this sale Toe.
Black Satin Duchess, sold for SSs yard,
for this sale 81.
BLACK Peau de Sole SILK, really worth
Rlack Peau de Sole silk, worth N.25
yard, for 81. =, -,
chean AT N29 for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A plock Dress Goods Sale.

Manufacturers stock 6ous5n , go cheap
Ai" M can sell Black Goods $50 SO 0i'e''
'G Bla sS yenen zoe v Clouds 2' Worth 6oc
yard in CrepSon eiiec' 10 ii inches wide. for
zoe G,ocK Wool Flannel, to be sold TOT -'''
yard. . A inches wide. worth
for soc. ,,oboir Blister CreponS'
$3.50 value, for 80 ,sose soc. silk-Finish
i' P'5ck Homespun Serge d '''0''''
for 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The New Heavy Raised Cord F la IN
tbree-tone coIors. to be sold for l21sc
The New Camel s-Hair Serge. ~ ,Ila,'.,
wide. in all new fall shades ot Greens,
Bhee Browns Grays, ana bldchs' " '0
mo Kew FIJI shades Of Cloths, IN a.
coIors of Tans. Grays. Blues 3roWhs'
Carrets and Greens for CSC. YARD. 90
New Solid-Color Flannels, aI-"ooi' %
inches wide. 20 be sold for &c. o.. ,.,,...
New Solid-CClor Cover. C4oths' % ''iO''Ss
Sids. all-w DOL, 2Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
-. always hope while there's one

There's always hope while there o"s
-. Cough Cure. IAN attack oil
pneumonia left my lungs in bad shape ana
- ,aar the first stages OF consu4np-
ton one Minute Cough Cure completely
e',raa NO " writes Helen McHenry' BIS
warek n. d. Gives instant RELIEF. booe'
ker Bros, 4. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Mems Shirt Sale.

Never before did we have such an In
teresting line OF Underskirts. NOBODY
had. for that matter because the SKIRT
maker did not make them. Now they are
skirts of fancy Saline, or merserlzeo
fabrics. and metallic stripes. kead on:
Black Saline Understands, with Linen
ruffle. corded. would be cheap at Sl2o'
Mondays price 75c.
Dlack Saline Skirt, with i5-lncn rui-
ao. double nOunced. corded, would DO
cheap az sl7j. Mondays price 81, "a
Black Mercer Skirt, looks like SIX. WIN
li-inch ruffle, with heavy cords, would
he ch .ap al $3.50. Mondays price -.
Black Mercer Skirt. with l5-inch ruI-
o.. with three hounce ruifles, real valus
8ij. Mondays price $40
Solid-Colored Mercer Skirts, In AL new
shades Of Blues, Greens, and Iurples'
real value 81, Mondays price SD
Tomorrow (MondaU we Will oiler spe-
cial bargains i'm Solid Color, hsrcerized,
and Metallic and Fancy stripe Skirts Tor
nearly half Of their value al new, tais
seasons goods, at SLSy, N40, A-6e -
and g. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
rno,,n Hotel FIame-smiiten.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. September sI,a lJ.r
The ST. Charles Hotel an Ola ahn o w'u oay-
known no hostery of this city T TSe P rSof
Tally DESTROYED by nre tho ,e-d h,ySIldInr we're
aimed ana apO' The loss Will amount 10 several several
th M, dollars. but Is entirely eovet ,Sa
hv insurance. 1t is not known no" 'ne
IRE originated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

17c. pair. extra double heel and spileeu
toe. to be sold Tor l2l9c.. PAIR; -,.,
double sole. high. spliced heel and toes
fully worth 25c. pair, for llc. ~,
Ladies German Lisle-Thread Hose;
Hermsdorf dye, cheap at 5Oc., TO be SOFA
for 25c. pair. .,.,,,o1
Ladies Fancy Hose, some s.I'p ~
rcIko-dots. and solid colors, sold for sc.
To 81 pair. for 25c. .,,-,., rroso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Dress Goods.

Aran It is our good fortune and yours to pc ape 70 %
hest value in Fine Dress Goodsno shoddy or ou p
Goods cbarqe your memory with tins 1aoVc Nv oSa HE
Eli Goods bought by vgilant buyer at prices '"a
Tho Tower to undersell everybody 49,, ro,, +,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Embroidery Silks.
A POrtiere Sale,

Brainard & Armstpons Filling SIX. 20.
Embroidery Spool SILK, &C. oo%@n'
crochet SPOOL Silk, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A TorchOn Lace Sale.

The largest and nd best 81 s one half prices;
car be end 5o5 judge 1fS yourselves WIDE
efe inen AT T'orchon Laces, in'hsS WIZ"
wo oIS" i2lEc yard. for ore as S. inches wide,
great valve Tcrsho cii Lace, are eyeTlss4lnns
Cottopn, ,cS 70 & inches wide at l. . ~
lace, y men ~ and Sc, worth double
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Some New Silks.

10 be sold under prices:
Heavy. Raised-Cord Taffetas, new
shades. regular 81 value, 15c.
SOLD al 81 and Sl2j. for this sale l5c.
ANTIQUE MOires. only light shades, sold
for re ward for this sale 29c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Corset Wonder Sale.

n vould paw you to buy and lay aside
=. these prices:
The weil-known Corsets. such as X. d
c.. G. T.. w. r.. all sizes, &C.
4 special sale Of Corsets AZ SOC:
81 ed and $50 Z. u. COrsets az EIJV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

III bO 49,
Manufacturer stock to be sold regard
s25 smyrna Druggets, 9xl2, beautiful pat
'1 turkish Drugget, sold for SIS, exs, for
this sale $3.50. %, ..D
Ingram Druggets, all sizes, $ TO $40, I'M
,,r.aftIa tn match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Curtain Muslin Sale.

Cocoa Door Mats for Mondays sale nc;
Cocoa Door Mats. extra large sIze' Ell
e,,ervwshere for 75c, Mondays sale bVc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
SIIE DISCUSSES MEN.
rnn .vroN LADY CRITICALLY AN
LIVES THE STRONGER SEX.
ylsCULIsE BEAUTY CONSIDERED.
winch - Required OF Us. HIT
great Deal IL ES"cted fro"
.,.,,,cn--Nust Look After Their
Vcaut3'


.-~1N. VA. september 15.-(Special)-
...,. .u important document IL came
country by horse mail on the
....r route from Alton TO Doby's Hol-
,r r. Office.
,r.-l the train rounding the curve
.,..- Snaky pint and Devils Bottom
o..a the signal blew Tor down
,-t.s.-as 81 usually does for an extra
ION "a heavy erade-I sensed that
',r..k was ON its way 10 yours truly.
Twas rcnt Transferred from Uncle
s-. .os,al-car 90 the bony back OF the
route service. and firmly held down
.... lr thc postal clerk as he wound
r.cus way down the mountains
r.. .ro Initiating propcnsiues OF that
.. collapsed. and 10 came safely.
.. b. was "a check 10 was. check
... I'm with "a big amount OF vanity and
little righteous Indignation, and
-,rs heavy. weichty with traitor
rcestions: q check upon the most
.Iuous topic OF literature which the
.-. knows of to-day. check upon The
.-. fairy nchtnees and beauty on the
SIMMER correspondent. q check upon the
some attracuveness OF the SUNDAY
sp7pers: check upon woman, her
s. her wants. her foib'es. ana her
r.. and this is the way the check was
.... .p:
.Hr, DON'T you folks say something
sb.. ,a. men? why not put in a col
- m r- and our beauty once I'm awhile?
.-.u r e than one man who are fair
t..p1, "a no one says a word about
r'g f.- ono we are. 1 believe the ma
..-.r c. men Will agree with me that the
..., .- GOOD looking. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The well-known Thayer CarrIages To-
duCed:
s. Carriages 81
SlE Carriages, $40.
S21 Carriages. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

CSC. Curtain Muslin, yard VIDE, ehsc
VestibuIe Muslin, embroidered, for l2lzc.
Vestbule Lace, sell for CSC. n yard,
for 4Oc. .,,.
col
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Rug Sale.

Nanufacturer's stock OF huss-Hna''
these prices n you can;
SOC. Smyrna Rugs, DC.
Is and sec Smyrna Rugs, 4sc.
81 Smyrna Rugs, 62hc.
SE25 Smyrna Rugs, Zoe.
500 Smyrna Rugs, for SID.
* Kisa Rugs, extra large size, Tor IL
Sc Smyrna Rugs for SLID.
q Smyrna Rugs for sz.oO.
IS Smyrna Rugs for 81.
x and 81 smyrna Rugs for $.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

roll. Fannie Orange. the Messrs. kemu
coleman, Robert Jennings. Robert WIZ
hanson. Arthur Hasten. Andrew ofsenst
Buddle Orange. Eddie Akers. James ~
war6s ROY Grubbs, Johnnie Newman.
rho chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. CAR
rett and Mrs. Bowels. Games were Inc
dulged in until II o'clock. when refresh"
ments were served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Ardroscoggin Cotton. yard wide, the
real stun, Monday. as long as II lasts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Calico Sale.
DruggetS.

Indlgo-Blue Callcoes. sell everywhers
for &c. Mondays price &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Ladies' Top Skirt Sale.

Black Figured Mohair Skirts, sell Tor
$50 Mondays price SIC;
RACK Figured Mohair Skirts, sell for ~
Mondays price {l.5e $50.
81 Black silk Brocade Skirt, Mondays
price $3.50. . s.,., =. GA a.
oul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
HONESTLY WORTHY.

4 E-lw another. l Know that Mr..
Worthy has not dulied his complexion by
.-rary habits OF study. nor c'wmed
t. brightness Of HIS laughing eyes over
b.. Midnight lamp. ] believe Mr.. Honest
. worthy is real good looking" and we
-a t1 see him at our next picnic on
D Knob. close by Hungry Town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

Manufacturers sale or liandkefchleIs.
Toe. Handkerchiefs, with lace inserting
and hemstltched. &C..
pure Irish Linen Handkerchiets. Sc.
Il and 9Oc Cadets Fancy Embroidered
and Lace Inserting Hemstitched Hand
Special sale in Mems Handkerchlefs at
: ~ and 9lc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Furniture Covering Sale.

Figure Velour ON Plush, worth SIC. yard
for soc.
81 Velour for 75c.
75c Damask for zoe.
e. Damask for 75c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Ribbon Sale.

Special sale OF Ribbons Of l. 2. y ana
Sc. yard. sold from 70 zoe, aI 49,, ~
Solid and Fancy Ribbons. all good cologss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
Read and convince yourselves and theh eone al
the lowest. . -.
Mail Orders receive prompt attention.
X Wonderful Hosiery Sale

that viii exctement Read our PrIcVs--rHeI 0O "
;,dne for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A DamaSk Table Cover Sale.
Rows Clothing.

For Monday 5O-inch Damask IaDId
Covers, / yard square, sold for oOc.' hoh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
. Door Mat Sale.

Damask Portieres, worth 50 pair, FOL
Il 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Hamburg and Swiss Sale.
A Handkerchief Sale.

Manufacturers stock 10 be sold regard
less OF their value. Big values you car
q meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

can YOU match these prices;
9qc Ingram Carpet, l yard wide. lec.
Atwood Ingram CARPET, sells every
where for 7Jc. a yard, Monday 0Oc-
Special value IN Ingram carpets al 70
nd 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Trunk Sale.

II you are going 10 send your boy, Q
slrl off TO school, and II they need
trunk. we can save you money. All Trunk
reduced. We need the room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
A Canton Flannel Sale


Good &c. Canton Flannels, unhleached'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
IvI wv
AndrOScOggin Cotton.

White Shaker FLANNEL, long as Il IasIS
for 3isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
BabY-CarriageS.

Ingram DrugBets, d
,,o.eftIa IN match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11
7R01TFT FTGHT " WV R0C7FrLE.
COMMON COUNCIL RECEIVES PROTESTS
AGAINST THE GRANTING ~
ANOTHER FRANCHISE

\ special ssl0n o. The Common Council - New
Rochelle was held las, night "a consider tno arpl-
cation e.. rh- Nev-iork We-fcr-ster Az Con-.
rec,ic.- Trar-I,n Company for n franchss IT,
meeting hal -o,,y begun when Goo = pFo-
tests from 'he property owners began % noIr m
A .-rmau BlrH- presented TIE protests y M.
.or.ry or -he property owners in Churcc-s'
T VA. 90 AHA said b.. that he 81, .,a'a.r'
among o,..r naN known citizens. the n4me o. Cor.
ers-s.-a. John d. JnIerhu Congressman Tide
hli. Is 10, on'v opposed 70 rho roaf ts' he ~.
fg.- 20 -he bitter end 70 prevent 8, from ae.'s
built
Allern,- Ilcner f.eG The objections O., ra'a'-
i-y 90 lie property owners "a La0-o,-s'
rlgre, ID r-iI estate dealer said Thar -fert lDe n
Daring Lane was against IT, Another s'rons pro
,e.. vas a.so fled by Alderman C3I.1a Do aeratc q
colonel Richard Lathers After Ma}u. Dillon had
permitted al Of the taxpayers O. speak "r' g.
sired 20 10 So Alderman guackentas" moved iai
-,o rra~rn.s. b. put 90 general ORDERS a.i ~
motto. ras carried T. SILL probably me .Y -
definite action A. tae regular ws.t.r- n --esf y
,,rh, President Edward Mahcr = tae tn.on hsA
r-.v and James church ar' John 7 ''.rf ''. reF
,.ser.ire the traction comI aay 'ere =
,.a nearing. bur lid not Frs s~..' fte.i 49,
-,ss a. he meeting All -lfael nm' ' ..s -
The adoption Il Alderman @-a-NrA -' 80.
..- Tic only uetition ir favor ~ t.' 1.t
iron, Alderman Cureeu. = Vac pir-t-. No .,t
80 fa~.s 81 Fitth-ave "a small s'r-e' I.-'ie IN"
mile from the centre ~ me r4'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

Represented Parker as dog. led by Governor
Al 225 this afternoon as OMalley. n COMPANY
win 'Parson" Davies was leaving me item
office Parker started toward him from ne OBJ
ste side az fhc street. O'Mallov stepped behlhn
telegraph pole and drew his revolver When t.tD
he st.pped ont ana hoth began shooting Their
aim was good FOR Parker was struck three ' inns
and o Mallev twice Neither man showed the lraHl
sign OF his injury. and attention was Tor uu-e
attracted newshoy who VS. wing IN door-
way bleeding from wound % his head ana an
other IN his foot When thor ammunit ION vas tx.
hausted the combatants retired. Parker 10 y"
Picayune" office and ONlalley 20 The Item OF
fee where they both Yell faintine Ain9ulances
were called and both men were hurriei away 20
The hospital. where they now lie between HE ana
death , - 49,
Parker has q record duelist. having had en-
counters Wlth f. 4 Burke former STATE ITgasureI'
Editor % The Daily States he is prominent III, N
VOWED in numerous ARRAYS, IL was pri@ensnt
Colonel Hopkins 10 theatrical ventures 30 New
orleans iasi winter. OMarey's star engasemen'
was h0Revsr played g. the Italian cases 81 l,"l:
when al the time o. The Nncn'ag he was looked
for by the nob tc add another 10 the long string
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11
LIVELY DUEL ~ NEW-ORLEANS.

EDITOR AND Hx-BDIroR SHOOT EACH OTHER
AND INCIDENTALLY WOUND a NEVsBoV.
New-O9iears Oc-. IN Cspe'aD.-The fastest and
most sc!ltnc shooting ARRAY that mas taken place
f. New-CrAans in years occurred today IT, Camp
s. in front Of the newspaper Offices. ard while tie
street was crowded with pedestrians. The prlnc-
pals were j. OMalley Editor Of The Item"
and a man with a long police record and C. Har-
risor Parker. former editor Of The picayune" and
"New Delta" and Governor Fosters campaign
manager.
A dozen shots were ared in Jess than that number
of seconds and WHOM the smoke Atted both men
we're found ~ te desperately wounded and news
boy bys'ander mad also been wounded
At the tine TIE Ash- occurred many persons were
read'rr fho yacht race bulletin announcing 40
race. aAl x IS a miracle that many were not
struck a cartoon 90 The Item" % recent date IS
said 10 have been the cause Of the encounter. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11
PEACE RELIEVED POSSIBLE.

10y CABLE 70 TIE TRIBUNE
Caracas oct 10-I- IS reported here M.
peace Will probably be The result ~ Tie negatls
tons between the envoy sent ry President
Ardrade and General Castro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

RoAv WILKES BREAKS 4 RECORD

Torrineton Conn OCT. l0-At the Murphy Park
this afternoon Roam Wilkes. IN. s.. " y Basss
Springfield Mass. owner. stepped exhibition
mile in 20sa4 which is the han mile track record
frr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

The Democrats ~ the lst A.d~rmauir District 2
Queens Borough Yesterday renam!na'e4 Alderman
Joseph Geser 70 succeed himself
H. tire Ia Allermaulc District x the borcLs b
LOUIS often Of Flushing Was nominated for Alder
p-aa- - succeed Alderman James.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11

dockage enough TO berth boat decenn3: ,s,r'tis
rrartiSalv no limit 20 the business uat uo...o
tracked ratiroad can do. provided II has TIE ttr
minsl facilities reeeve store 9@ ScTe Se anT
Nni, :, canal business were adequate le,Hl.tn
facilities added 70 M Tg 1Hrosd Wiz" SGtcSes hat now
control such Their are ne mos a t,i " .r
trol which railroads have secured over canal teI-
ninals At both Buffalo ana 9rH vc ~.
rtrls N a. iSSet act I'm such concert with them
as 70 secure from AL canal grain rates for ,ran1
nc <ov- facfs which l have hastily gaiheTel
for {ons s lib ,,nerrinr certainty that our cana:
40 o., raralu and hold their SUPREMACY We nus
adopt new w., ara me, e,' w rarosGs and their
ai3cs - re,,rrose more than the eauyaient II
terminal ,.a'S,'' IT, n,'Sfc 5fncials dribhe away
sooo' ~ II public money IN 'ust n'einn'ns S"aF
low deepening
r--as..s w,man delivered address With The
,.ls ..va;er Terminals the Essentials for Success
n, me Commerce Of the state q New-York
Ho described TIE expens'veness Of the NeN-fork
terminals New-York. he said. could not ma'n'a'"
hey commercial supremacy unless there was re-
t,r,, N ,hls respect She was doomed comm'rciai-
II. ,,-,Ass she lowered her charges for lshierase
-s 6~svage The city was Handicapped n CON-
,o-,.on with other cites The remedy was he I'M
f-ovement OF re Erie Canal j. could Re mace .e
,beanost method II transportation. But AS Wy
tSsrrau had said tho terminals must % pIoN'"'"
There were terminals IN New-York which Rere
,,-o,ide5 by the men who built the Ere Nai 3D.
These terminals were IN the well known canal ''-
,~,o, The Dock Commissioners leased the canal
s,ts fo- "+he paltrv sum Of $35 o0o wear 70 f'e
railroads. ~
As result, os this policy TIE railroads carried A..
tho aour last year and nsaterage cost S0p...''
which could have been saved Z the canals had carr
I'D H. TIE canals also needed organization trey
should give through bills o, lading The Leeis-a-
re should force tie City @, New-No rk % give ne
cenaiboat men five or six piers for their use on
collie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11


The following officers are relieved from recruiting ti'y.
and nil proceed son Frauc.seo Pr assignment.
Captain joins NEWTON le'A Infantry. captain WILL
LAM O. BENNETT. leth Infantry
Na'qI s s5i.5 p 1rc.e, aa,e a, B,s,oa IS
,.gnea as aepot conn .ss2T! A. south ifaa.asian
H. Baldwia purchasing .nnlssary. assistant.
Second Lieutenant ARTHUR T. WATTS A. Infantry
Is transferred % the 23I rrfinfr,. nui arrival IN
the Philippines v.u loin The latter regiment
Captain TDNAHl ]. HAKLI. Jr. and First Lieutenant
cHAfdEs PERRY. 4'ta Infant,. Will proceed 20
Jenes-an Barsacks ~ ass.sam'nf
The fou.a're officers ~i proceed 10 F'rt Thomas f'r
First Llsa,ensn, LEWIS N SMITH. 4sth Infantry Sec
en1 Lieutenant CHARLES y. TURNER 4sth In
Captain CHARLES l. STEELE. ls'h infantry. T. .e-
eged a, an sna W" rrp. to Maier
nearl q su5ye5 To- consist u CAPTAIN FRANCIS 4.
AID 81 "a alsy ard second Lieutenant GOODWIN
vNA'i 80 ,so ,sse1.~s i,,I,,, f'r ,e ~
Harrison late captain ana assistant euartermaster
Ma.or saioN p. KRAMER. surgeon. is hoaoratlv dis
rhareei 10 tender q his r'sisnaao1.
Captain DANA r. WErLER 'i'h insan'rv. is relieved
- ~ i1'.'to SAY Flan. s.o snl "a proceed 80
Acting Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM sTEMEN will
proceed '' San Francisco t.r assFnmcnt
Captain MARRY o. HAMILTON 49, Irtl-'r,. will pro-
oc.. o. Fort Niagara for Assignment
F1s, Leu. .sn, 5E9EjE IS Mo.es Ar ca,air. i
r chao'e and a4n ar5oeel 70 N,u-Yers Try far
NAVY
csr,a.n e. Il ROCKWELL 8. ae'a,hea a.. ,,r,an Navy
is.4 Norf'.k ana or''ffd 10 command - rho Chi
e'' -..,s o.. ss ., is '-'.'' '''" the Chicago on
I1e..enan. C rananier II PERRY =. deta aei from
r,,sr.sa..,
naval css~. THOMAS AID HELM are Sc
saxon ,r The Brooklyn
COMMANDER f = rArssiG D.. detached from me ss.A's
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peculiar case % bicycle tnef' Will come n n
The Cafes Avenue Pole Court .n Br0 5k'vn to-fay
Young man VINO j. said % save oarsel
the mysterious disappearance - nanv h.cvces re-
Gently was detected making away win w1eel
which did nor belong 70 him. The wheel vas taken
from me house u Mrs Lucy stone ~ No "a
Halsey-st and the young man is reported 70 have
knocked down an elderly woman Of sixty-fre years
who attempted 20 prevent him from -aki'f ne
waee Tais performance so aroused the neizhhor-
hood char tho man was pursued and captured 7,
was said yesterday that the man and els accom-
p'lcos had been instrumental IN causing he dsap-
pearance ~ about forty wheels II Brooklyn. An
other rumor had IL taat the man had manaeef 20
,-.spo 'hus far because Of .re political pr.l Z q
relative orc bicycle 'h.e, was convicted u Brook
Ism recently ot -t-aI .ng Uneel .ri ho "as SER
,.~r..i ~ five yo4rs .n -he Finira REF r011 '0-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-11
COMMERCE CONVENTION.
DELEGATES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
STATE IN SESSION AT UTICA
ND TTRMINAL pROBLEMS'

MANY ADDRESSES on THE SUBJECT OF THE
cANAIs-GRAIN ELEVATOR CHARGES