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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
WILLIAMSBURG.
Observation-Disclosures Mention
out of Danger.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November H.
Especial. fright WOrshlpful Parke Jones'
lecturer OF Masonic District No. !, has
Just gotten home from an Official Visit
to tho Masonic lodges in Norfolk ana
Portsmouth. Dir. Jones IS well up IN MS
work.
Chief-Engineer ]. W. Thompson, Of the
navy retired), with Mrs. thompson IS
at the Grove, TO visit his relative, Mrs.
E G. Booth. 1lr. and Mrs Thompson
now reside in Camden, y. j., ana are
enjoying their visit 10 Virginia hugely.
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith and daughter, Miss
Edith, who recently returned from
Europe. viii be homo next week. They
are now in New York visiting.
Or. McClntck, assistant surgeon In
the Marine Hospital Service, stationed at
old Point, Will be guest At Garter
Grove tomorrow.
Mr. James Barron. an old student Of
william and Mary. is here on-a visit. Mr..
Barron is at present located In Norfolk.
Mr. n. r. Proctor, who has been here
FOR some time visiting his son and caugh-
ter. left this morning for his home, In
stanton. Mr.. Proctor spends much or
his time here. and expects 10 return In
the early spring.
Miss Mary Garrett and Miss Alice
Wharton left yesterday morning Tor
Richmond TO visit relatives and friends.
The many friends OF Past Assistant
Surgeon Hugh S. Cummings viii be de-
lighted to learn that he Is fast recover
ing from the gunShot wound received
while out hunting deer. The accident at
first caused his family and friends some
uneasiness, but with good attention,
promptly given, the Doctor was soon on
the road 10 recovery.
Paymaster William w Gait Of the
navy. stationed at tho Portsmouth yard,
was up to-day TO visit his son, Mr.. Hugh
Gait, who Is attending William and Mary
College.
MISS Tish Bloxton will be home to-
morrow from a charming visit t0,Glouces-
ter.
Miss Edith Jones, one Of Richmonds
most attractive girls, IS here 10 spend a
short time with Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Hen
ley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

rebel" flags were displayed from WIN
dows and housetops. We did not see or
hear OF any Federal flags, nor the no.
torous and much-talked-of Barbara
Tretchie September nth we crossed
South mountain. within six miles OF Har-
pers Ferry, and on the 18th, 18Th. and
18th we were kept busy beating back the
enemy sent to the relief Of Harper S
Ferry. On the 18th that town surren-
dered, our prizes being 1871 men, a
cannon, q mounted hOwitZers, large
quantities of small arms, ammunition,
horses, ana ambulance and quartermas-
ters stores. The last We're very much
needed, as our army was much in want
Of shoes and underwear.
September 10th, after paroling the pris-
oners, we took up our march back into
Virginia, with full stOmachs. After q
long and tedious march We biyouacked
late at night near shepherdstown. on
the nth the bugle called US before day
and a forced march was begun for the
Potomac, which we reached about sum
rise-hungry and tired, and having a cold
stream TO wade. The enemys guns at
Sharpsburg could be distinctly heard at
that early hour ID. II. Hill, with bulldog
tenacity, holding Mcclellan in check
while Longstreet and Jackson were com
ing 10 his aid.
IL took US only a few hours to reach
our position under Jackson, on the eX-
treme left OF the line, and just at a time
when that part OF the line had COM
menced TO give way before greatly supe-
rior numbers. In our immediate front
the enemy were driven back over half a
mile, after fight OF nearly two hours,
and the expenditure by US OF nearly
every cartridge; but it was a dearly
bought victory, for our little command
sustained q greater loss that day than
any other in the army. 1t went into ac-
ton under the command OF Captain Il.
NJ. Morrison, OF Company c. the only
field officer being still absent on account
OF wounds. The regiment was much de-
pleted, and was also worn down. from
loss OF sleep long marches, and poor
rations. Struggling from sore feet and
sickness had reduced our strength from
q possible 175 men to an effective strength
Of ii officers and ia men. The heavy loss
from our ranks had naturally cast deep
feeling of depression over the rest of the
little band.
The brave Captain Il. J. Willis. who
took command after Morrison fell, held
IN his overcOat for me to count the bull
let-holes and counted about eight. IL
WAS perforated az least six. or eight times
by bullets. besides. his metal scabbard
was cut in two. Willis was, before the
war. pastor Of Leigh-Street Baptist
church.
OF the fourteen officers who entered the
fight. one, Captain A. " England. OF
Company d. was killed, aud siA-CapIaln
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Special Wash Goods Sale.
STpONG PRICE ATTRACTinhS.

Apron Ginghams, oil sizes, check, the
best quality ever offered. for l--c'
Callooes. Black and White, worth l-4c',
only &c.
Cheyiots, light colors, worth &c. for DC.
Dress Ginghams, all dark colors, worth
&C.; special price, DC.
Outing Cloths. dark colors. worth &C.;
special price, Oc.
outing Flanneie. light colors, worth 1oc.;
special price. Use,
Outing Cloths, al light colors. worth
8l-3c.: speclal price, 3 Use.
Flannelettes, dark colors. worth 3 l-Sc.;
unheard-of price, 3-4c.
10c quality. for T-Sc.
Percoles, Red and Blues, great values.
for 3-fc
Peroales. &c inches wide, dark colors,
worth l2lsc., for Use.
Flanneleaates. stripes, dots and figures,
special value. at zoe.
Outing Cloths, dainty stripes and checks,
only 100.
col0rings, great value, for I5c.
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Special Linen Sale.
CEASELESS BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES

Checked Crash, worth &C., for Use.
Red-Borlcr Crash. all linen, worth &C,
special. sc.
Brown Crash. linen. good width. worth
1-3c. for 3-4c.
Au-Iinen Crash. Red and Blue border,
worth ice; special for J-4c.
Heavy Crash. all linen. IS inches vide
worth Pic. special for lOc.
Huck Towels. l9x26 inches, special value.
hucS Towels extra heavy. 2ox1O
inches. worth Igc, for 100.
Damask Towels. llnoued fringed, z
rows OF open work, 2-xi5 inches, great
value. at zoe. ,.
Tringel Doylies. Red and Blue borders
worth 4c.. az = DE. each.
Fringed Doylies, all linen, colored Dor
ders. special value. q lie, each.
lTnbleacned DaInask good width worth
35c. al zoe.
Damask Cream. all linen, worth 45c.. at
3Oc -, a.,
bargain. at zoe. -.
Dinner Napkins. all linen, fast sewage.
Napkins. dinner size. Cream, extra
heavy, worth $3.50, al $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
THE REDS AND THE DLuEs.
College Football Team Divides and
VIII Play on wednesday,.


Foo,-l.I at Richmond College on last
Ir.y Was thought by many to be q
Thing Of the past for this session, but
sine. then things have taken a change
t3- Ore better. Although Captain stone
Wis .lenly called home by the Illness
a. ls mother, and is sorely missed on
ta regular practice, still the team has
I.rt up ITS regular duties with remark
a0a yea. and earnestness, and now, TO
l- things 90 foot once more, they have
elected TWO captains and divided into
TWO sqIadr0ns-yiz., the Reds and the
Ires
Nr W. r.. owen was chosen captain OF
g.. Blues and vs.. w. Woodward -
o.v.l the largest ballet for captain OF
l. Reds. These two teams Will meet Tor
spirited contest ON the BiOau-SIeet
plik on Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock. Both teams are daily getting IN
good trim. and much new material is
Ie.rv developing. Each team is conf
t.rt " victory and already the college
l.rs ire divided into two factions, and
a-a renaring yolls and colors for their
r..re.live favorites. OF the first team
~ ward holds for the Reds Messrs.
Irazer sanford, Goeton. Ellyson, SoWeh'
and ulsuc. Mr. owen will put up IN be-
l.f %. the Blues Messrs. White, Elem
m.ug Valentine. Tabb, Griffith ana
Ef.addus. The other portions Of the lines
w.H Do nnCd out from tho scrubs.
The lineup Tor the day viii be as fol-
lows;
Reds. Position. Blues.
Spencer .Ceutre............ Massie.
Andeaton ....Right guard.... Valentine.
soweu ..........Left guard........ Griffith.
peVauit .......Rieht tackle. Flemmiug
Is..ffc .........LeIt tackle......... Meyers
and Hutchinson.
1uvson Right end...... Broaddus
7,,rs,vsv .........L Left end.......... Yoder.
carton .....Right half-back...... White.
Frazer .......Left hali-hack'.''' Pollard.
&. ',rlr5 .Fun half-back........ Tabb.
lrTrd c) ..Quarter-back.. owen CD.
.ututes-Reds-F Freeman ana Hud-
chs. Blues-Simmons, CarneaL and
slh0cn.
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Obeying Orders.
(WacO Tlmes-Herald.)


The following dialogue, current at the
time. between one OF Stonewall Jackson s
soldiers and the provost guard, illustrates
Jackson's tact at eluding his enemy and
also the obedience rendered and the con-
ldenco reposed IN him by his troops
The orders read on dress parade the
evening before Jackson left the Valley
to take part IN the seven-days' fight
around Richmond were that in case the
army moved before further orders the
answer from every soldier 10 any and all
questions from those not connected with
the army should be, II don't know" On
the march the provost guard found sol
der in a cheery-tree helping himself,
when the following took place:
"AVho are your" demanded the guard.
1T don't know" replied the soldier.
"Where are you gOing?"
AZ don't know" which was, no doubt,
correct.
where have you beenY
81 don't know
"Where is your command?@
"I don't know"
.sro what command do you belong?
Il don't know"
"What are you doing in that cherry
tree?"
II don't know"
Ara those good cherries you are eat
ing?"
II don't know"
ia there anything you 90 known"
Eyes"
"What IS it?"
"Iyeu the last order I had from old
stonewau was that 1 was not TO Know
anything until further ORDERS ana gen,
tlemen. / will see you all IN = pelore
viii know anything until Old Stonewall
takes that order off,
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Fancy Pillows.

large assortment Of Satine-Covered
Pillows, with cord all round, large E0C
size, for ........... ...s''..'''''..'
Extra good quality fancy figured Saline
with deep rufle all round, regular EOC
LARGE Size Cushions, covered with fancy
figured drapery silks, finished with heavy
cord all round. regular 81 quail ST. 2N
", for ......... ...'........''''.
Fancy Figured Valour. for cushion tops,
all the very latest shades, worth 81
and $3.50 per yard. Your choice OSC
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Blanket Sale.

White Blankets. 1O-4 size. soft and
fluffy. finished edge, worth 800. 0OC
for .......... ..-.........''''''.
Full ia size White Blanket, good heavy
quality, with Red borders GY.oE
for ............ ....-..'.'''.'.'
Fine White Woo Blankets, extra good
ct,aitv. assorted borders 1914 size for
ssS0. ia size for s44S l2-4 size GS. 40
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Sample Jackets.
Knit Skirts.

Strictly Atwood Knit Skirts. assorted
shades in Garnet, Navy, In stripes. extra
good quality, regular 81 value, SI.A2
for. ............... ............. ~A'NfO
Pure Wool Knit Skirts. IN cV oO
Waite. with fancy borders, for. V''OS
Fancy. Grav Red. Navy Light Blue
and Pink stripes, All-Wool Knit 81 Dc
Skirts. worth sL75. for."......... ~A'~ u
Strictly Atwood Knit skirts. in solid
co.ors.. with colored borders, worth orc
'Ao0 iof-''. ...... ..'.........-.......
Fifty dozen Cray Wool Mixed Knit
Skirts, extra heavy, with fancy Red
borders, fancy knit yoke, with two-but-
ton back regular 81 quality: while cNc
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Ten PofsOufug.

Victims Of tea poisoning are becoming
elarmingly prevalent. Women demand
the life and variety OF Health, and tn
stead OF doing IL naturally by building
no their systems. they resort 10 tea. rhey
should take Hostetters Stomach Bitters
instead. BY strengthening the digestive
organs this brings beauty and good
splrits. IL tones up the nerves. drives
away the blues, regulates, the bowels. and
cures all forms OF dyspepsia. AL drug
giats sell II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Golf ard Plush Capes.

Fine. snk-Plush Capes, 20 inches long,
fun sweep Tibet. fur-tTimmed 50 .OS
around collar. worth 1915. for.
snk-Plush Capes, fun q inches long;
extra nice quality Thibet, fur-trimmed
around collar and down front hlce,y
lined: actually worth $50. Our SG.OS
Fancy Beaded and Braided Silk-Plpsn
l,ibit. fur-trinmed around collar
and front; a regular SO value SZ.AS
for ............ ................ ~
Beaded and Braided Plush Capes, with
Thlbet fun collar good quality SA.AS
sik-plush, fOr..... ............s... %-ft
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A rn,NIxsGrvING SERVICE.
An Interesting one 10 he Held al
Protestant Episcopal Church Home

The Board Of Managers Of the Pro-
ant Episcopal Church Home VIII hold
"a Thanksgiving service on Thursday the
i.h. 90 j. H., at the home, No. 5l1 north
Fourth street. for the gifts of those now
passed away and the gifts OF those still
u.a us They hope that an friends VINO
are interested in the institution VIII visit
&c. SEQ the comforts their generosity has
secured 20 the aged and infrm, and JON
h pho Thanksgiving service.
This home was the gift 20 the Diocese
o. virginia twenty-five years ago Of the
l,s d. vs.. Hanewiuckle, 10 be used as Il
Dom. i.r ladies' I'm reduced circumstances.
He gave the grounds house and furni-
t1re Tdrty-nve ladies have found a COM
Portable home there for life. il has been
supported by voluntary contributions. The
recent .sgacles Of Mr.. John Allen and
dr. William Strange have completed its
endowment fund. and placed 81 upon
t-paidntll basis.
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barbara Frietchic.
baltimore SUM

Messrs. Editors: / have read IN re-
cent issue OF the sun WIN Mott Version
of the Barbara Frietcnle story as s.rs"
bv Mrs. John Abbott, OF frederleN, s az,
~ g. said 10 possess the slken nag
VIZ, W. n,as viewed by Barbara. This same
,i,,1a nar Is the one that caused Jonn u.
Whittier 10 write his beautiful ana "a
nous. but inaccurate. POEM. Mrs. 40
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grounds OF action The papers make q
Voluminous document, and are summed
up in the claim that Young received q
total vote of 4,75G, and Wise one OF Nv
Wiso's majority being 1881. This, Mr.;
Wise claims, entities MIN 70 the seat ana
the voters who supported Holland, the
other Republican candidate, Will be some
what surprised. Mr. Young will unque5-
tionably retain his seat in the Ffty-slNth
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
BEGINS MS PAsToRATE TODAY.
DIR. Derieux Arrives ana VIII Preach
at yenable-Street.


Rev. DR.. ". y. Derieux. the new pas
tor OF Venable-Sueet Baptist church.
arrived in the city yesterday morning,
and viii enter upon his duties to-day,
preaching morning and night. DIR. De-
rieux was 70 have arrived Friday eye-
ming, bat his train was delayed.
While Or. Derieux begins his pastorsts
to-day. the installation or welcome ser
Vice will not be held until next Sunday.
His family. who are visiting Mrs. be-
rleux's parents in South Carolina. will
arrive about the LIST Of December. in
the mean time. he IL the guest Of his
kinsman. Dir. Z. a. Lancaster.
Dr. Derieux Is me preacher,
and most tender. devoted. and sympa-
thetio pastor. lie Is Ia the prime OF iifs.
and enters upon hrs work here with zeal
and enthusiasm. The splendid chussn
which he IS TO serve Is rejoIeel al rs
coming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
BEAuIIEuL Dolls, I'D BOOY.
SOC, 75c, SLID

wig sleeper ana hip Joint, % inches high.
WITH shoes and stockings; never sod Tor
less than $50. we win open the xI.TO
season with a special PRICE,. ~'A>
Jointed Doll. IL inches high, finest
bisque head. best wig and sleep 81 20
CT. Special. ......... .........'.
Extra-Large Kid-Body Dolls, % inches
shoes and stockings, a bargain. VA'SO
Jointed Dolls, 10 inches high, best sewed
wig, shoes and stockings and 50 IN
sleeper. our price,. ...........
The finest Dolls for the price ever
brought TO America at 81, 60. SO and
a. 80 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
C0l0red Dress Goods.

GOLF CLOTHS
in both heavy and medium
weights, all wool. ~ inches
wide, suitable for suits ana
skirts. 10 be made with SgOO
out lining. at, per yaru ~~
KnRSEY CLOTHS
IS inches wide. with high lustre.
suitable for tailor-msde suits,
cloaks and capes, in Navy Blue.
Royal Blue. B9vana Brown,
Cadet and Black, az, Cd on
per yard .............
VICUTNA CLOTHS
90 inches wide, in Brown. cas-
ter, Wine. Navy, Gray and
Black. very lustrous and guar
antecd to wear well, e.. OO
at, per yard ...........
ZIBu.ENE SUITINGS--
81 inches wide, rough CT m
and shaggy, per yard. "NO
CAMEL S-HAIR CHEVIOTS--
70 inches wide. In a full line OF
shades. very fashionable, 2gr
at, per yard ............. ~
PLAID BACK CLOTHS
p inches wide. plain on one side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
DIR. CARTER on STATE MISSIONS
The Distinguished Minister to speak
Daring the General Association.

Daring the General Association.
Rev. Or. w. J. Carter. OF Ralcieh, y.
C.. who was for many years one OF the
most distinguished Bapiis, preachers In
West Virginia. VIII deliver an address be-
fore the Baptist General Association
here on State Missions" This will be
enc OF tho most interesting features Of
the meeting.
Dr. Carter, in his carly boyhood. vas
converted IN tho mountainous country
NAVY a Tart OF West Virginia. under tho
preaclling Of one OF the missionaries Of
the gtato Board. His life has been one
OF great usefulness. lie Is an exceptions
ally fine speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
DR.. wi.e,s Ground of Contest.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. November IL
(special)-Dr. Richard A. Wise's copnsel
in the contest FOR tho seat IN Congres55
~ William A. Young DemocraO, elected
from the Norfolk District, has fled MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Specials III Dress Goods.
4 Bio Line for This Weeks Sale.

BLACK ASTRAKHANS--
60 inches wide. a.. per ca On
yard. Sj7j. $40 and. ~fS
BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS
a inches vide at, per GfSO
yard. tt.10 and. 49,. ~A'CO
BLACK KDRsEY CLOTHS
81 inches wide. IN both the me-
dium and heavy Go Oo
weights, per yard. ~~
BLACK hfEDRO9E CORD
% inches wide. an txccllcrt
fabric and fully asrth Sy1s
$3.50, at. per yard.
BLACK vICU2vA crcTI-
"a Inches wide. an ey- CT M
oellent value, per yard ~~
BLACK CHEyIOT-
Sc inches wide, a regular taNors
oheviot. excellent for taiior.
made cults. at. por gESO
yard ........ ........
BLACK CTiFyypT--
IS inches vide ana good heavy
weight eYonged ready 90
for use. 81. per yard. ~
BLACK POPLtN-
a inches wide, extra grr
smooth nnish, per yard. ~
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and plaid on the other. a regular
reversible cloth, in five xcC
different shades. per yard 4O~
WOOL SUITINGS-
80 inches wide, in a wide
range OF cOlorings. at. per oOc
yard ........ ......... S~
AIIs-WCOL TRICOTS-
in the popular Blues and o.
Garnets, at, per yard. ~
DRESS PI.AIDS-
suitable for cmldren's dresses
and ladies' waists. I'm bright,
susppy eolorings. at. per oEc
yard ..........- .....,,.'
MIXED WOOL SuITINGS--
30 inches wide. IN tho different
combinations, regular yno
25c. goods. at, per yard. A>S
Black Dress Goods.
STRIPPED MOHAIR CREPONS--
MOHA1R BLISTER CREPONS-
- inches wide and very lus-
trous, see window display.
at, per yard, $3.50, - ca rO
and ....... ....... ~~'OO
BLACK CRENoBIE SUITING-
50 inches wade and all Ca ~
wool, az, per yard. ~'~O
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GOLF SEMI FINALS.
,,,v WE'RE WITNESSED ny MANY
sprcrAToRs YESTERDAY.
FllYsOg BREAKS THE RECORD.
49, Made some Magnificent Drives
The TiuaIs Next S"turd"y--Ar-
engagements for Ladies' Tourn"-
.,,--A professional Engaged.

,,. s.mtduals OF the autumn golf
.'-,.,5,at OK the Lakeside Country Club
ar. played yesterday afternoon. ana
'.r, many spectators. The interest in
a.. ..nss was wen maintained.
,.. committee had taken great pains
,.r.v. tas course in GOOD condition, and
o.. t.r green was picture OF neatness
throughout.
.l.. feature OF the afternoon was The
lreak.ng play OF Mr.. Henry Ely
80, vho c.rc.ud The links twice, with a
100 .f Is which is three hOtches below
..,.l.i.hed record set by MI. Charles
lUraeu Ias, year, Ills play throughout
e.. .r.rr.ou was probably as Inc an vN-
|..,..n az eo.f as has been seen on the
49,. ..-.. fleI were first opened. Mi.
....a m.st consistent long-duver,
.. n.. Q..u uul iu handsome style from
1.. .r..rllt. altA ten straight holes.
Tr. game played by MCssrs. Williams
,-. uu MAS "a long-driying competition,
f.o.rl tt. real battle was ON the green's
IL A.. son iy the former with q score
% up lud to play His approaches
v.re very accurate The play in the sC-
c.rI and third classes was really excel
l.rL and the contests in every instance
cass A. Up. TO Play.
J.ysou beat Broome.......... 10 8
Williams beat Hill.............
Class j..
C.adot beat Warwick............ /
Meade beat NOland............'
Class q.
Mcdonald beat Harrison...... 2 ]
Up. Holes.
Duke bcgt P0wcrs.............. j.
THE FINALS NEXT SATURDAY.
Al. result Of Yesterdays play, Billy
e., vll meet Williams for the club CUP
Iat saturday. Meade viii play CABOT
t.- tro championship Of the second class,
& Mcdonald viii play Duke IN the
tL-l Iae prizes in the last two classes
lr. medals
r,. ..p ,as been held successfully by
-r...r-. Charles Burnett, Henry Terry,
and So. H Palmer, Jr. suggestion has
l..n made tlat the playing OF the finals
.r..|. ls postponed from next Saturday,
.. account oi Che Deep Run Hunt cub
..s and tho anxiety OK members OF The
1.k.sl. Country club to witness both
events.
fr.t As composed Of Messrs. George a.
er..r Levin J0ynes, and Harrison Bar.
TOURNAMENT FOR LADIES.
4.lr..u.-t5 are being made upon an
....te scale for o ladies tournament
Oil. lr- .y.rs rounds at medal play Will
..r reEt Friday, and the tournament
, -.u Oh Monday and continue every
1 aad Friday until the final.
rao prizes will be given by the club
.y bag and set OF clubs and @ dozea
l..a
gang OF twenty men is employed
4. tr... .r.af ffs IhI
.r..t Improvement over the old ones.
IuE CLUBS PROFESSIONAL.
rr Ernest Way. an English profess
f.ll. who was lately with tho Pitt5Durg
.. has been engaged and The benefit
.ttlo arrangement Is already being made
rlfcst Alr. Way Will remain vita
Ill cub FOR five months. lie IS i'm
proving tho greens and giving instruction
g. tle beginners.
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Jardinieres and Pedestals.

Jardiniere and Pedestal IN rich color,
has Pinch Jardniore and 1S-inch Pedes-
tai, and nicely finished, a = value,
o %o wi" i.... sell at the 10" prize. price $3.50
handsome Jardinlere and Pedestal IN
dark green and new shape: Pedestal 20
inches high and large Jardiniere, CO 90
special price Only................. VO'CS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

COLORED TAFFETAS-
IS dnren shades the plain and % different combinations
the gace excellent quality and the equal OF any -
or in the city. Our price, per ~OC
yard
CoLoRDD sATINS-
full line OF eoiorings beautiful and rich sheen Soc
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BCNNrT"s BLACK TAFFETA-
guaranteed 70 be by j. bonnet G. Co, Of Lyons
Rance the celebrated makers Of fine Iaheta III &C
tho world 2lls inches wide, yard .......'. ~
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS
% inches wide and very heavy regular sLO 81. 10
grade. yard ''.'.-'''.''''''' ~
HEsasTTTCHED TAFFETAS-
o. inches wide in White Back, excellent quail TI
yard
BLACK GROs-GRAIN-
% inches wide exceptional value guaranteed TO 81 90
well, per yard
BLACK CORDED PLISsD-
one of the newest thing out for waists bright and 81
lustrOus. per yard.... ..'''''''''''.' 10y
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS
silk. n inches wide EOC
yard .......'''..'''' ~
JAPANESE SILKS
black and cOiorod. q inches wide At per soc
2l-nch Black Peau de Sole ony................. CT
Crhe present wholesale price is SLSyl2) ~''~O
27-nch Rlacx Hem stitched Tanea....... CT
eve could duplicate this number Tor less ~-~O
than 1870
Black Satin Ouch special value % inches wide. 81 10
worth SIS price ls'.. '..'''''''.'' ''''''''''