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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-18
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
THREE CASES ARGUED.
Proceedings in the 4. =. Circuit
Court Of Appeals.

judges Simonton. Brawley, Paul. and
Waddill presided In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday. The following
cases were disposed Of:
No 3s-A. II. Bremen. agent, appellant.
vs.. steamship kirkhill. continued from
Friday. Further argued by Harrington
Putnam, OF New York, for the appellee,
and by Thomas Evans. of Wilmington, n.
G. for appellant. and submitted.
No. Sen parte Joseph +. DickersOn,
and No. 3i3-Ex parte William T.. lSreese.
In which cases petitions for mandamus to
Hon. Thomas II. Purnell, United States
District Judge for the Eastern District
OF North Carolina, 10 settle bills OF ex-
mandamus and dismissed the petitions
No 3l0-A T.. Withrow Lumber Com
pany. appellant, VS. Glasgow Investment
Company, at al. appellees. Appeal from
the Circuit Court for the Western District
of Virginia at Harrisonburg. Was argued
by William Leigh. Winfield Liggett. and
Henry c. Rely, FOR the appellants. and
by John Selden and q. ID. Letcher for the
aDDe!lees. and submitted
Tho following cases viii be In the call
for tomorrow: No. 55-Tnomas II. Bolts
petitioner. vs.. Hammond & Snyder re-
spondents, from the District Court OF
appellant, ys. Steamtug Frank A. Lowe.
From the District Court OF Norfolk
Owing 10 the Illness OF Judge Con and
the disqualification of Judge Paul in some
OF the cases. Judge Waddnl had 10 be
telegraphed for from Norfolk 10 sit in
this court.
The court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The court will probably be in session the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Ladies' 81 Shoes.

These days, with leather 20 per cent
higher than in the spring and every
thing going up, this sale Of Ladies
Hand Sewed Shoes at s. VIII strike
you as being remarkable They in-
clude both fall and winter weights,
Wellesley toes. patent-leather Ups
pointed heel filings. al sizes, and any
width A to T.. You choice n erhci
Button or Lace. Wearers Of 50 shoes
can make clear saving OF 81 psr
from this sale.
Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes With D.a
COLA tops typed Duil-dot ,Y'S' Ds-.'
sOles. usually $50; these -.
Little Boys Calf Lace Shoes, sp1,
heels, tipped English toes oak ianA'-
s0.es; SIS kind. az zoe.
Ladies' saun-Quiited Juliettes. Wo'i'
lived handsome fur tops, hanl-@"sT
at 81.
Ladies &c. Over-Gaiters. Ice.
The soc. ones FOR Zoe.
Ladies' Hand-Sewcd shoes az the ~
FAN shapes. an widths 81 80.
The celebrated ,S0r0ss Shoes. for VIZ
we are sole selling agents, $3.50
Ladies' Hand Sewed Beaver SiDpes
wool-lined: comfortable for homo wear
worth soc. al Doc.
Girls Dongoia School shoes. lace a1J
button. spring heels; coin toes Win
patcnt-ieafher tins: worth S. as 51c
Ehiidren's Kidskin Shoe WIN VICE
opera toes. tipped, serviceat.a ll1 slf lltA
sizes TO s; regularly Zoe fdoee Hfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Charles f. johnson. John Gill. James H.


Dooley.
Immediately after the meeting the
stockholders OF the Roanoke and Tar
River road held their annual meeting.
and without choosing a President elected
the following as a board of directors:
r. c. Hoffman ]. ". Mittendorf, J. S.
Williams. +. st. John, j. II. Dooley. l..
X. Watts, and Il. Il. Williams. This
meeting was presided over by Mr.. Hoff-
man, with Mr.. j. II. Sharp as secretary.
The directors OF this road will meet later
and elect a president. The reports show
ed that great progress is being made in
Coupling up the system of which the Sea-
board and Roanoke is such an important
, ink.
Minute guns were fired from the st.
iclena to-day at II o'clock. on account
II the death of Rear Admiral Perkins,
lnited States navy. retired.
The Board OF Health declare that the
telegram from Charlotte, n c., printed
as a special by several newspapers, that
a case of smallpox developed there, hav-
ing been contracted here. Is grayely UNI
just TO Norfolk. where there is practical
ly no smallpox. One case was imported
10 day from Greece. The patient. Michael
Nicholas. was Immediately detected and
taken to the pest-house. Portsmouth IS
not so well Off IN this respect. although
there are only eleven cases In the county
pest-housc. However. as a precautionary
measure. Admiral Barker, commanding
the navy-yard has. issued an order pro-
yiding that all persons working IN this
yard. or entering Il for business pur-
poses Including men wishing to register
In the Board Of Labor. must hereafter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
The Truth About the
Silk Sale Here

is that we bought too heavily this sea-
son of Fancy ColOred Silks OF all kinds
and All-Black Brocade Silks. We
have taken every piece from stock and
spread them on special counters for
selling, as follows:
For 71c. yard you may pick from
81, S125 and $50 Figured MORE An
tiques, Matlesia Damask Silk, Satin
Pekn Gros- Grain, Satin Brocade, Tar
feta Brocade, 21-inch All-Slk Satin
Duchess, All-Silk Peau de Sole, %
inch All-Silk Black Surah, RuStling
Heavy Black Taheta-all Of which
comprise the striking novelties of the
season.
7Jc. Fancy Silks for SOC.
Zoe. Fancy Silks for 49c.
For 69c. yard you may pick from
all Of our elegant S1.25 and $1.50 Even
ing Tint Brocade Silks.
French Peau de Sole Silks at following
reductions:
The SIS grade. 9sc. yard.
The 1925 grade. 81 40 yard.
Special sale New Corded Taffetas. all
silk. Black corded, at 40c.
2i-inch All-Silk Corded Taffeta, zoe.
Very heavy Corded Taffeta, SJc.
Ali-Silk Corded Satin Duchess. Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
ImpOrted Dress Goods. ST..

Just IL Special Patterns OF elegant
materials for visiting md church cos
tunes In the usual way costing " ana
$3.50 yard. Sale at 81 yard. d,
Sale OF Plaid Skirtings. Il special
pieces, worth up to 75c. yard, In two
lots, 80 and BIC. yard.
Zibellne Plaids the high-class I'M
ported plaids. A special at sl.39 YARD.
A special 81 sale OF one and one-and-
-half-yard wide material. comprising
Zibelines. CameI's-Hair Corcs. Whip
cords. Poplins and Homespuns-all at
81 yard.
Again n great Lining Sale OF the
much-wanted Electric Innings, Black
or Tan grounds with Gold or Silver
stripes and checks; sell regularly at
40c. Sale at lie.
4 &c. Fancy Stripe Skirting for 1oc.
25c Mercerized SIX Lining iOr.
DC Silk-Finish French Satines, i1c.
&c. Shrunk Canvas. 15c.
1Oc. high color Rice Cambria, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

China Tea Sets, spray decoration
SJ.75 value.
$3.50 for roo-piece English Semi.
Porcelain Dinner Sets, including co.,
tureen, S10JO value.
s20.50 for Ii3-picce Haviland D,,..
Sets six different patterns. gold hsrsi.rn
new shapes, so value
$40 for Handsome Decorated Go'ufl-.
New Imported Dinner Sets. world Il.
cheap at SIS.
Saucers.
zoe. for White China Covered pts..
&c. each for Festooned- Edge Whs.
China Oatmeal Saucers
One tableful cf Decorated ~,
Stock, Very Fine English China :,
one-half It's real value
500 for 10-plece Undergazod Gaia.
Stirpled Toilet Sets. roll bowl bss,
pitcher. "a value.
sf9s for 1s-plece Gold-StiDslsd r,r..
Sets. large Jar ro'i bowl. s. vaina ''
Zoe. for Carlsbad Cnina.DccorafeB r.,
cy-Shape Cake Plates. Is and ~ vslae
Zoe. for German China Gun. garc.,
and Plate, 1Jc. vllue.
&c for Handsome Lilac.Doco-,tod r.,.
ported Plates: $50 dozen value
Zoe. for 4-quart Flreproof Cookln,
Pots.
Dishes, 81 value '''+
T5c. for Decorated Gold-rfned Is.
inch Meat Dishes. $50 value.
&c; for White China Round Baking.
Bowls.
Be. for White China Fes,ooned.Edvs
TNtes.
2Ic. for 29c. Fancy Shape cusplao-s.
Ice a dozen for Fancy Shape Pressed
Glass Sauccrs
Zoe. for Imitation cut-Glass Oatmeal
Sets.
&C. for Pressed Giass Fruit Bowls
312c each for Imitation OutGas
Goblets.
lie. for Cut-Bottom or Plain Tn.
blcrs.
Zoe. for lo-quart Granite Mnk-Pans
zoe. for 1-gallon size Granite Oys'a
Kettles.
&c. for l-plnt Granite Drinking-cups CO
Ladies.
&c for Enameled Handled Fish
Turner's.
Doe. for 1Equart Granite Dlsh-Pans.
10. for Zoe. size Milk-Straincrs.
1870. for Large-Size Granite CdkA
MOulds.
Toe. for 3jc. size oyster Frers Beg
Steak BrOilers, Sponge Racks and Eg
Carriers.
40c. for Nickel-Plated Baking Dishes
or 2-quart Tea Pots.
Zoe. for s-Prong Nicke-Plated T,us.
Racks
Be. for Wire-Back scrubhlng Bruises
zoe. for Extra LOrg-Hanlic POkeH.
Re for LOng-Haudle Cako-rurlerf
&c. for 2o-f0ot Jute Clothea-Llues
BE- for Cabinet-Top Salt Boxes, zoe.
value.
z5c. nest for Spice Boxes. five IN nest
zoe. Tor Ac. size Egg Cabinets
sc tor Square Coal Sivers.
DC. for Fun-s!ze Washboaris
Dc. for Large Roll Toilet PAPER
Doe. for sL25 Goid-Iined s.lyer-platsi
si.25 set for $3.50 Dozen snyer-Plates
Oyster Forks
CSC for gold-lined beaded edge
Bon-Bon Dishes
81 rs for set Of Heayy-P.ated A'S'
Dinner Coffee spoons.
zoe. set for Nickel-silver Teaspooy
HIZ5 for Silyer-Plated T0p-Prini
Glass Tankard.
zoe. for Cherry Doubie-Bas
stored, Solid steel Knife and Fork.
S119 for White-iIandle ShealJA
Steel Knives and Forks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Black Oregon Dress Goods

are III. next item Of this weeks Black
Dress Goods selling. as we have found
IL necessary TO hold a special sale 10
reduce our enormous assortment.
English BliStered Crepons, that we
have been selling for $l25, are in this
sale at CSC.
Finer English MOhair CrepOns, that
we have been selling for $169, are in
this sale $12j.
French SILK Crepons, that we have
beeh selling for 50, are in this sale
$3.50.
Fifteen patterns of Fine Imported
Crepons, that have been selling for 50,
are in this sale $3.50 ard s. yard.
Heavy Black Clay Diagonals and
Cheviots Of the weight that requires
10 lining for skirts, are in this sale
Sl59 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Henrico Ne,vs Notes.

The new school erected by the Henrico
School Board will be opened Monday.
Tho school-house Is situated on the corr
ner Of Thirty-sixth and Clay streets. and
is a very creditable building being large
and contains all necessary school furnish
ings The school will be I'm charge OF
Mr.. Samuel A. Mitchell
The County School Board paid OFF the
teachers OF the Fairfield District az the
county courthouse yesterday.
John Holmes, colOred boy was before
Squire Thomas on the charge of stealing
a roll OF copper wire from the Lakeside
line Of the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company lie was found guilty and
sentenced 10 sixty days In Jail
The case Of Aldora Wingheld, charged
with stealing $ from Kasiah Braxton,
was before Squire Thomas. but was con-
tinuod.
The County Court will open It's Novem-
Der term Monday. and some very i'm
portant cases will come mp for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
CITIES BY THE SEA.
ANIMAL MEETING OF THE OLD
sEAnoARD AND ROANOKE.
The ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Ronnoke and Tar River Road
Minute Guns Fired--NorfoiS Claims
n smnli-Pox Report Is unjust-Fei
Fifteen Feet.
Tar River Road

NORFOLK. VA, November n.-(spe
cial.) --For the first time in five years the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany. the parent road controlling the
Seaboard Airline system, was unattend-
ed by any stirring battle between great
opposing interests The meeting wss held
at noon to-day at the general Offices In
Portsmouth, with Judge l.. Il. watts pre-
siding and Captain William w. Chamber
LATIN secretary.
Reports were received. and Mr.. John
SHELTON Williams. Of Richmond, was
elected president. with the following
Board Of Directors: i. c. Hoffman.
Charles chauncey, J. ". Mittendorf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
To the nnntlst Cnngress.

DR. $. G. Mitchell. Professor Of Latin
at Richmond College win leave Monday
morning for Pittsburg, Pa, 10 attend the
seventeenth annual meeting OK the Bdp-
list Congress. for discussion OF current
topics. The congress will meet AT Fourth
Avenue Baptist church on November 18th,
and WIN last three days. Professor
Mitchell will address the meeting on
Wednesday afternoon on what Consti-
tutes Denominational Loyalty" Or. Kel-
logg has kindly consented TO meet the
higher Latin classes during the absence
OF Professor Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Many Delegates Are Coming.

The Committee on Hospitality for en-
tertaining the Baptist General Associa-
ton Of Virginia will hold meeting In
tho basement OF the Second Baptist
church tomorrow night at o'clock As
this Is expected to be the last meeting
before the meeting of the Baptists 1t is
urged that all the committeeman be pres
ent with their Anal and full reports. IRE
chairman stated yesterday that the work
OF obtaining homes was progressing very
well. but many more homes are needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Special Sale Hose Supporters,
Carriers and Elastic.

show a certificate from a reputable phy-
stefan that they have been vaccinated
within one year, or have had smallpox
or varioloid, or give other satisfactory
evidence TO the surgeon OF the yard. Fail
ure TO do this within two weeks will be
sufficient cause for exclusion from the
yard.
Frederick Smith, a painter, fell fifteen
feet from a Southern railway pier at Pin
ncrs Point, fracturing his skull.
Captain Augustus Maxwell, Of the
schooner Davidson, was badly injured by
being struck on the head by a falling
hoard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
POSTMASTER ARRESTED.
Charged with Obtaining Money %
HoguS NOncy-Crders.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Novembor IT,
(speciaL)-Mr W. +. Ben. assistant Fa'''
MASTER at EXmore Va. was arrested ,.'
morning by Post Omcc-Inspoct0r a''
well, charged with 0btl.n1s
thsoush bogus money-orders. amour
10 about 81 400. He was placed md N
bond for his appearance at che reNt ..'-
Of the United States Court. which ,'
venos az Norfolk. Va. next Monday 80
this writing Bell had not secured p''.'
man.
The post-Ofce was Turned over i7 i'
mer Postmaster James A. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Sample Sale of Hosiery.

Near about 900 pairs Of almost every
kinds of Hose for ladies and children
Solid Blacks. Tans, GrayS, Blacks with
White feet, Polka Dots and other Fan
cy Hose, Wool Hose FleecedLlned
Hose, Balbriggan Hose; some drop
stitch, some plain; arranged for sale
on aisle table. Sale at IL lie. pair
From same manufacturer-near about
800 pairs OF Ladies Winter Gloves
Cashmere, Silkoine, fleeced-lined; all
solid Black Gloves, including every kind
that sell for &c; sale at Ice. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

BOYDTON. VA. November h.--'f'f
cial)-I made mention iu my 'e''
yesterday Of disease fesenh.ih- ,l...
pOK in the locality of Fields f'sl ..E
Or. i,iddick. a specialist ifom ~ ...s
10 The ueighhOrh0od oi the sltN rr.
careful examination the poei.i ...s
hesitatingly pronounced the "l ~,
smallpox. There are seven case ..,.r.
amino and pest~house. and employ q ply
sician 10 attend The sick .,sfsr.
Bishop Randolph reached mere a. f6i
dav. and Will preach in the cnurcl
place tomorrow and connfm 'i"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
A Visitor to Richmond

A Visitor TO Richmond
turing the past week was pIlotea
around by a resident VINO did
aot trade at Meyers. and after
Visit TO many other places
Turing which the visitor did
,ome haphazard shopping. had
virtually decided to leave her
shopping off until she returned
home to Atlanta. until by acct
lent she wandered into The
Meyers Store. "Why didn't
you bring me here first" was
he remark she almost immedi>
,tcly made, and as a seeming
-ebuke 10 the resident OF Rich
nond who did not give her
;hance 20 stop here, she spent
THROUGHOUT the different de-
oartments OF this store one
hundred and eleven dollars,
An amount of cash which
would have been taken from
Richmond. We mention this
Incident to strengthen your
Iaith in the undeDiabIe adyan-
iage of shopping in a store run
,n the principles ofThe Meyers
Store, enjoying as it does the
benefits Of a great syndicate OF
purchasers, whose buyers are
searched for by manufacturers
and importers having special
lots to close out and TO whom
the great losses occasioned by
The sweeping reductions Of lines
Of goods which are bought too
heavily or do not sell as readily
as anticipated are but nought,
whereas to smaller concerns
they would mean the curtaiI-
ment Of capital. This weeks
store news tells Of just such |
things. Many new special lots
bought under price because of
certain trade conditions and
many extraordinary reductions
because ofsurplus stock.
Samples will be sent and mail
orders filled as usual, though
we advise your quick decision,
as we are buster by double than
the same time last year, and lots
are sold out just that much
quicker.
JULIUS MEYERS SONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Five Special Lots
Lace Curtains.

Lot 1-Real Irish Point Curtains So'fo'
present import prices 81
lot Reconnaissance Effect. Irish Point
Curtains. S3.ys; present import price,
500.
Lot s-Two-Thread Scotch Curtains,
Renaissance effect, s4.39; present I'M
port price, S..
Lot 4Two-Thread Nottingham cur
tains Irish Point effect, extra slze' sou;
present import price, y.
Lot 5-Two-Thread nottingham cur
tains II different styles. S1.55; as good
as any you can buy to-day for $3.50.
Muslin Curtains. lace cage, ruffles and
Insertion, si.15.
Dotted and Figured Muslin Curtains,
.Ipted ruffles, 81. 10; would be cheap at
800
ST.. Curtains. futed rufHe, 5oc. (;
cost to-day s. dozen pairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Visit of Professor Rranner.

Professor John c. Branner. vice-presi-
dent Of Stanford University. left the city
Yesterday, afte- n short visit 10 his bro
ther. Mr.. Charles y. Branner. manager Of
Tho Chase Piano Company.
Professor Branner was on his return
from south Africa. where ne has been
for the past six months as chief OF q
geological expedition from this country.
He Is a very prominent geologist. and IS
author Of many important works upon
geology, and has now IN preparation an
extensive work upon. the geography Of
South America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Meyers Boys Clothes

find more buyers every day because
our way Of buying is different, and we
sell large quantities at smaller profits.
Boys WeH-Made Knee-Pants Suits. in
two pieces, and yestee styles; OF good
quality fancy cheyiot all sizes. To 10
years, 81 values for @1.4S.
Boys Strong knee-Pants Suits. OF all
wool materials. In vestee and double
breasted warranted to give good wear
and satisfaction. the buyer OF these SUITS
can't duplicate them in other stores for
less than 1888; ages, TO 10 years. our
price, $3.50.
Boys Fine Knee-Pants Suits, in vestee
and double-breasted: they range in sizes
from 10 10 years; made as the best
tailOrs could make them; the fabrics are
tweeds and wOrsteds,. being sewed
throughout with silk; fully guaranteed,
worth s.. Our price, sos.
Boys Blue Chinchllla Top-Coats. with
storm collars and plaid Innings ages, TO
l6 years. thae sell for s39E. for $3.50.
Boys Tan Twilied Covert Top-Coats.
with farmer satin Innings, and some with
velvet collar, ana collar OF same material;
ages, 4 TO 10 years 4 81 coat for SO OS
Boys All-Wool Knee Pants. In plain
col0rs ana fancy chevlOts, strongly sew
cd. wei cut and made, guaranteed for
wear; sizes 4 TO Ii years. Fifty-cent
pants for 30c.
'I'.''E5Ng,0]6iIA
:l..I II. .c's
"FYeRYThIHn Fa' rVrr'"oHAFF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Sale OF O MilI's Lengths OF
Flanne1S.

You can get any quantity desired,
from one to ten yards in a single piece
and as many pieces as you like. Sale
on centre counters.
Plain Heavy White Wool, l9c yard.
Atwood Red Tvilled, lac. yard.
i2-inch Brown Shaker Flannel, for
skirts. $50. value, for 20c. yard.
Full Double BED Size Bleached Sheets,
Numbered ready for use. for soc. each.
Hemsutchcd Pillow-Cases. full sized, for
IL LIE. each
Wrapper patterns Of best quality Flan-
nelettcs for Use. yard.
3o-inch, Fleeced-Back, Twilled Cheviots,
for shirts. 10o yard
Dark Plaid Outing -Cloth. II inches wide
Do. yard.
Yard-wide, best quality Percales, Black
and White, Zoe. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Famous Oneita

Union Suits for Ladies. Gray or Cream
wool. Sale at ST. No need for us TO
tell you tue regular price-you know it,
1872 Ladies Natural Wool Vests, from
our 81 suits the pants Of which have
been sold. The sale of these Vests
only. in all sizes, SOC.
Sale of the Stuttgarter Sanitary
Normal Wool Pants. from our Ladies'
$3.50 suits the vests of which have all
been sold; the Pants only at 81.
The same grade Of Underwear for
men in all size shirts or drawers. To
close out this one style number sale
at $3.50, instead of the regular price
of S275.
Atwood Medicated Red Shirts and
Drawers, for men, zoe.
Heavy Cancels Hair. Natural-WoOl Col
Ored Shirts and Drawers. for men, 25c.
Boys Heavy Fleeced-Lined Shirts and
Drawers. 25c.
a sale of some small lots Of Children's
Natural Wool. Ribbed Shirts and Pants,
and Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
Sale of Pattern Hats.

All the Pattern Hats used in our
Millinery Department exhibit Of the
past four weeks including every one
q. those which have been-$20, SIS and
2l5 offered In this sale at choice of
TO; and they are not hurt in the
least. Having gotten tho benefit OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
DERR JURY DIsAGREEs.
Adjourned over TIL Monday Morn
ing Next.

LYNCHBURG VA. November IL
tspecial.) 1.-The jury in the case of the
Commonwealth against Arthur n. Dorr
came into court this afternoon and re-
ported a disagreement. and were adjourn
ed over until Monday. Derr Is charged
with embezzling $4,000 of moneys col
lected from various insurance companies
on the life Of his brother. Rush n. DER,
the said sum having come into his hands
as counsel for his aged mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Derr, VINO was the beneficiary
under Rush Derrs viii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

Handsome Imported Golf Capes, very
long, fl0unce bottom, hood and fringe
trimmed, SiJ.
Golf Capes. in pretty and stylish plaids.
50. 80
A nice assortment Of Misses and Chill
dren's Golf Capes. plain or flounce bot
tom. 81 80 20 SI7 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12

PARIS. November 1.-THE Senate, sit
ting as high court, was occupied to-
day with the arguments for and against
the competency of the Senate 10 try the
conspiracy cases. Eventua ly the Senate,
by a vote OF l57 TO 81 declared itself COM
pctent 10 try the cases. The high court
then held a secret session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-12
8agdad Pattern POrtiefes, $3.50.

These Heavy Portieres are made CT
exact patterns of real Bagdad, with
same tied fringe, and will cause great
comment at the lowness Of the price
$3.50. Together with above are some
special lots: ~
At S75O-Extra Heavy Merceri2ed
SILK Portieres, with truly elegant
fringe, made up to rival many we Fave
seen at SO; rich Green and Red and
Blue and Gold combinations.
Satin Damask Portieres, rs rich as
we have seen heretofore for az much
rs S25; some fringed, some plain; solid
calQrs, as twO-color combinations. SO.
These should be sold the first few days
Of the week.
900 pairs or more Of the Satin Derby
Poriieres, almost any color you want,
frlnged top or bottom. 81 30
Four sample pieces Figured Woven
Tapestry, rural scenes, for walls hang
ing.