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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
iaCes and EmbrOiderieS.

The story IS of exceptional value-al-
most sensational a noted importer had
Too many OF certain sort; we had too
No. cent basis. and here are the goods
Tor YOU at a like saving. Come Monday
and see the great values we will offer in
Valenciennes Lace. Imitation Duchess
Lace. Real Torchon lace, Medlcl Laces'
burr and Swiss. All kinds OF Lace TO be
cold of great sacrifice.
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Table Linens.

An unusual Linen chance for thrifty
housewives Tomorrow. 1t consists or %
inch Bleached Damask at Doc; ioc. IS the
usual price under Ordinary circumstance
if is not a penny too much. either.
some special values will be offered IN
Table Linen to-morroW at far below the
regular prices-from 1sc. up to Sl.S yard
NaDkins to match at reduced prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

The Third Presbyterian church OF THIS
city has given its pastor. Rev. Charles
n. Hyde, a vacation OF six months. that
for that time he may become the financial
agent Of the Presbyterian Home and
School at Fredericksburg. During his abb
sence his pulpit will be filled regularly
by Rev. A. H. Kippan, OF Canada. Mr..
Kippan preached for this people last sun
day, and made very favorable I'M
preston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Immense showing Of Enameled Belt
Buckles and Collar-Clasp to match. o.. sc.
A much finer Hand-Carved and Ham
mered Silver Coin Buckles and Oxidzed
and Enameled Buckles some with colored
stone setting, artistic designs. and colors
Prices-35. so, and 7jc., 81, $l25, $50, to
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Real Scotch Ginghams,
At Soc,

very fine Corded Scotch Ginghan
elusive patterns. in Plslds. Stripes
Checks, bright rich colors.
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PdraSOlS.

A very worthy lot Of Ladies Parasols
M temptingly low prices tomorrow, win
an new and attractive handles, ana new
fancy nnid and striped silks and change,
able eIects. Spe~1f values will be offered
M 81 S25 81 so. $1.75, $lSg 81 and S2.1o.
Children's ParaSols. 25c. up
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Hats and flowers.

Wonderful values will obtain here to-
morrow. A large stock of Untrimmed
Hats. Sailors. Walking Hats, Trimmed
Hats. and Flowers to be sold at wonder
eulf.. 1,u- urScos
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(ON OUR FIRST FLOORD
A Snecial Demonstration
How to Use FeatherbOne ?

under charge of expert sent us by the
manufacturer who will demonstrate to and show you the
art of USING the various kinds of The exhibit
hoops MONDAY April 10th, at store, and is in charge
If Mrs Foster who take pleasure in explaining to the
ladies of Richmond the proper way of bonng and cordng
dresses and skirts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

SstkSs
ANOTHER WEEK WE WILL OFFER
GREAT VALUES.
Heavy. Raised. Corded Taffeta Silks,
I'm all new shades and designs. 96c.-worth
sl39.
Black Satin Duchess q inches wide
F.50 the regular price; tomorrow, ST.
15c. for Black Satin Duchess, worth 81
Satin Duchess. in all cOlors the sllh
back. 81.
Wash Silks. in new designs, 40c.
All cOlors Satin, for waists, soc. yard.
Black and White India Six, q inches
wide. CSC value, for SOC.
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If Hep
OF
m of
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Black Goods.

The Dress Goods Counter viii cause a
wonderful excitement. Read lhese prices
CamePs-IIair Serge, 81 l-2c. value, for
t0c.
S.s9 Fancy Black Goods to be sold for
81 yard. .,e.,
&.25 Black CreDons, patterns beautiful,
for 81 20 ward.
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GentIemen's Pulled
Bosom Shirts,

made Of excellent quality lightweight
cotton, pulled bosom OF nice quality OF
India Linen, a full size and comfort-giv-
ing garment, a regular 81 value at....75c.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
New CrepOns.

We are showing designs In these goods
that have not. and VIII not. appear in
other Richmond stores. These are all
personal selections by our buyer, and
so priced as to win your favor at once.
Entirely new patterns in Atwood, silk
and Wool, and Wool and Mohair Crepons
Prices range from.,........69c. TO 81 yard.
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At 374C.,

the Crepon Bingham. a novelty. yer7
popular, and Justly so.
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Ladies' High-Grade
Silk Waists.

This is a detail of the greatest Shirt
Waist showing in the history Of the store.
But it is a detail worthy of special notice.
as the following suggestions will show:
Ladies' Nicely-Made Taffeta Silk Waists,
straight cross and bias tucks, regular
$3.50 and $3.50 value at....................sL
Ladies' Black Satin and Taffeta Silk
Waists, made yoke fronts. bias tuckings,
cross tuclSs. edged with white satin, also
trimmed with black and white silk, $50
and 50 values at.......,.................
Ladies' White Taffeta Silk Waists, all
over tucked and hemstitched with black.
decidedly new. .... ...... ..........$l0.
Ladies' Highly Fashionable Waists, Of
White and Black Satin and Colored Taf-
fetas. in all the new and hard-to-get
shades of Violet Gray, Royal Blue. Ro-
bins Egg Blue, Cerise, Pink, and Car
dinal
Prices range from $50 to SO.
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Special.

We are agents for the celebrated Fasso
Corsets. and carry a complete stock in
all shapes and sizes.
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Shirt-WaiStS.

Our Shirt-Waist Department is showing
wonderful things i'm the Percale and
White Shirt Waists. Large line of SIX
Waists has caused some wonderful sell
ing. You ought to see them. Prices rang
inc from LOc TO Sc
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BatiSte,

very light weight. an ideal summer
fabric good blacks and strictly all-wool,
80 inches wide, a special at............5O soc.
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Fancy White Goods,

fine and light weight, all white. rs
ladies' waists and mems ncsligss
shirts....... ........ ....... ....... ...l2 10
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Printed FOuIardS,

q inches wide, Light, Medium, and Dark
colors, effective patterns.
The 81 quality or........................7
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A $3.50 CustOm-Made
Shirt for 81,

Made to our special order of carefully
selected materials, with all of the COM
fort-giying improvements, three styles
open font, closed front. and pleated
bosom-two and three pleats to a side,
laundCred.
Gentlemen's Elastic Seams Drawers.
very comfortable. Ask TO see them. All
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Quinine Helps

liver medicines to cure biliousness and
malaria. That Is why Groves Quinine
Liver Pills are better than other liver
pills 10 and % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Parlor Cabinets, magnificent mahogany
samples, $3.50 worth SIS. at MEYERS,
Foushee and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

, Morris Easy Chairs, reversible cush-
ions s2.s. at MEYERS Foushee ana
Broad.
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Sideboards and China Closets combined,
on sale at MEYERS, Foushee and Broad.
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New Grenadines.

This is decidedly a Grenadine season
Entirely new ideas and patterns In Check
ed. Striped, and Figures.
Prices range from. ...............H TO 81
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Real French Organizes,
Printed Linen Lawns,

old time favorites. light and cool. fas,
colors, Figures, Stripes. and Polka
Dots
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Railroad Notes.

The Georgia and Alabama railway IS
about 10 eXpend 100000 in the constrUc-
ton of new terminals at Savannah.
Hutchinson's Island, i'm Savannah river,
opposite the city, containing 1.2O0 acres,
has been purchased. and on this property
will be erected wharves docks, and ware
houses, and u number of slips for steam
ships will be put in. There Will also be
a great deal Of track laid on the island.
Mr.. George w. Stevens, general man
ager of the Chesapeake and Ohio, Will
leave to-day for Detroit to attend the
convention Of the American Railway AS
ISOLATION in that city next week. The
association viii be in session several days,
probably the greater part of the week.
The body is composed of the general
managers and superintendent of rail-
WAYS and Is for the purpose OF mutual
help in the way of suggestion. Mr.. Ste
vens takes a lively interest in the work
OF the association.
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LOT NO. ,.
$l.25-$l.35 SILKS
FOR CSC.
Corded TafetdS,

dstinctively new. and very Justly popular,
very desirable for separate waists, or
for evening or dinner gowns; colors-
White, Gray, Blue, Pink. and Cerise.
The 81 25 quality or....................e5 c.
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TAILORED SUITS.

About 100 carefully Tailored
Suits, made of carefully-selected
materials, broken lots and sizes OF
the past sixty days selling, that
have been marked at quick moving
prices to clean them up quickly,
so as to make room for our sum-
mer stock, now arriving. If you
are interested in these goods an
early call will be to your adyan-
tage.
30 Nicely Tailored Suits OF Venetian
Cloth-colors, Black, Blue, Brown, and
Green-a regular $3.50 value, at......s7iO
Ladies' Manufactured Suits OF Imported
Checked Canvas Cloth, jackets silk lined,
regular $15 value at..................sl250
Ladies' High-Grade Tailored Suits, made
OF an excellent quality Of Venetian Cloth
In the new shades OF Gray, Jacket and
skirt handsomely braided. a regular $40
Fdlue ATM. .......... ........ ''''s-''Ov
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Golf and Rainy
Day Skirts,

Cloths. new styles, patterns, and color
ings, at especially pleasing prices.
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Silk POplinS,

the SIX spring favorite, extra quality
and delightful finish, in all the evening
tints and all the new shades of Pearl
steel, and other Grays.
The 81 % quality for. sc.
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The New COttOnS.

The Cotton Section is beautiful: Such
q lavish display of cotton beauty is new
are continually surprising our own best
previous efforts. The styles and pat
terms are great.
121-2c. Dimity, in beautiful designs, for
I 1-2c
raised-cord effect, 1-3c.
L 1-2c. Organize Lawns, in all new de-
signs of this season. TO be sold for 9 lac.
ne Imperial Dotted Swiss. lovely pat
terms. to be sold for T. lie.
The Real French Organdie, in beautiful
floral patterns. for 25c.
The Real Imported Silk Ginghams TO
be sold for 25c. yard.
lie Madras Bingham for Y 1-ic. yard.
Special values will be offered in Cling
hams ct lOc.
Big Percale values at 8, 61-4, 10, and
10 l-2c.
Special sale Of Colored Pique at 10 and
10
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COLORED
DRESS GOODS.
Tailor Suitings.

In stronger demand than ever,
and with good reason. Handsome,
hard-wearing fabrics, as stylish
as they are serviceable. A ire
mendous variety, from which we
select these for mention:
Melange Serges at........................5 zoe.
,,bev,ots NJ .. SIC
Irish Poplins at.....................,-
English Covert Cloths........N and N.25.
Venetian Cloths at............N and N.2o.
Scotch Serges t......"...............$ l'2o.
Cheviot Sultngs..... ....."".".A to -.
Herringbone Cheviots at................s2.
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TaHetaS,

Every color in many shadings-the old
fashioned kind that is made 20 wear.
The Sc quality or...................75c
Tho 81 quality for. SIC.
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Printed MOusseIine
de Sole,

light. airy. and shimmery silk, cotton
fabric strlkingly new and handsome pat
terms, Light and Dark colorsu,.,...5oc,
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FOulardines,

fine French Saline Foulard, patterns IA
Medium and Dark colors.
Extra values at............29 and 81 l-2c
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Printed PIumetiS,

| fine Dotted Muslin. French prints. *.
elusive patterns, light and aIry.....",Ec.
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MORE VeiOurS,

colors-Navy, Red, Blue. and Pink, extra
quality and finish.
The 81 % quality or....................73c
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White Goods.

Special values will be offered to-day a
through the White Goods. We are show
ing great values in White Lawns, OF
candies. Swiss, Table Linens, Mulls
Pique. &c.
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Tafetas,

in Checks, Figures, Plaids, and Stripes.
effective patterns. new and stylish color
ings.
The 81 quality or........................
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Silk Organettes,

very light weight, fine and silky all col.
ors and black. ........................5lc
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China Silks,

Light. Medium, and Dark Co.ors, Figures,
Stripes and Polka Dots. in all the new
and correct spring colorings. new patterns
just received.
An extra value at.....................50 soc.
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Striped and Plaid Tafetas,

new color combinations, in new patterns,
an extra quality
The 81 rs and Sl.S5 quality for....... Csc
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Wash Silks,

new patterns, in Checks. Plaids. and
Stripes. 900. ...... ...... ......31 l-2 and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
Belts and Belt Buckles,

Prices range from $50 to so.
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Very desirable for Ladies Shirt-Waists;
colors-Nile. Olive. Purple. Yellow. Light
and Dark Blue. Turquoise, and Red.
The 81 quality or......................,,1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
a NEGLECTED HERO.

History may well assert that Richard
Wainwright. lieutenant commander in
the United States navy, was the most
brilliant. gallant and conspicuous hero
IN the war between America ana Syajll
IN his speech at Chicago. On Mon lay I,
the Secretary Of the Navy John -.
Long. paid the following we'll deserved
'rlhute TO thc courage. the dash. the
splendid herosn. ana the fine seaman
ship OF Richard Wainwright:
IN the long watch before Santiago
me terror Of our great battlcships was
the two Spanish torpedo boat destroy
ers, those swift. tiendish sharks Of the.
sea, very engines Of death and drstrll;-
zion, and Yet when the great b;u,tle
came it was he unprotected Gloucester,
q converted yacht, the former play,hn;:
and pleasure boat Of Il summer v;lca-
ton, which, without hesitation or turn
5ng. attacked thes, demons az the sea
ana sunk them both. | have alw;li s
Fought 1t the most heroic ana gallan.
&,i!Nldual instance Of fighting during
Ii'D war. II was If some ight-cIal
auth With no defense but his swor,,,
J nreW himself into the arena with ar
NR''ed "l3diators ana by the very cash
;tl'' Scirit laid them low. And yet who
th'S NJ ~ sword or spread Il least o
t'2 pGTcsi flame Of chivallous hero
I'm. Richard Wainwright?
The American people ana especially
ne boys Of this country hould rcmcm-
i'er the words of Secretary onE sure
w Richard Wainwright. modest in
a ace. unusually competent and accom-
Dished as the chief executive officer On
me ola Maine. an American whose
blood has come 10 him from the Rcvu-
luton. a hero and a lighting man, will
Shlne IN the records Of valnrous DEEDS,
sword or no sword. for an time to Gene.
cleveland Leader
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
INCREASE OF THE NAVY.

The naval parade in New York Bay
IN honor of Admiral Dewey. serves to
call fresh attention to the fact that We
ffe really naval power. Although
there is quite large fleet in the Phil
ippines. and respectable squadrons on
the Pacific coast. as well as in the South
Atlantic. besides number of ships
laid up in ordinary or in reserve al this
'lavy yards. the Navy Department was
still able to spare formidable squad-
!Gn for the ceremonies at New York 4
gteat navy is not composed merely OF
ships. The personnel must be increased
in proportion to the number Of ships
added This applies both to officers and
enlisted men. The Navy Department.
while active in seeking for grants for
news ships, is following n decidedly
narrow minded policy with respect 70
the personnel.
1here arc not nearly enough mon to
man our ships at present in service.
and 1t will be Impossible to find crews
for the new ships without withdrawing
many of those now in commission II
IS q notorious fact that al! our ships
are ridiculously UNDERMINED. while in
the matter Of officers there is not hall
the number actually required II Ger
tainly would not be unwise to initiate
The example Of the British navy, which
after all. is the model upon which all
naval establishments are based The
british Admiralty has always appoint
Cd officers from the merchant marine
when there was a demand for additional
officers over and above the supply ar
1orded in the regular navy, and this
number OF appointed officers is being
constantly added to as the fleet ex-
pands. If. therefore, we are 10 have re-
ally great fleet, we must increase the
number Of officers and men. as well as
the number Of ships.-New Orleans Pic
ayune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
n MARKET
REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

! NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
! NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The movement
! Of prices was irregular and upward for
irailrcad stocks, while many industrial
stocks. especially of the most recent
organized companies showed synp; ol:s
Of weakness. The movement of the
market was by plllsaticnS. first onc ana
then another group of stocks taking up
tn" advance. There was no time dur
ing the day when the general level Of
prices kept company with the top the
rise in one group giving way to rc;,c-
ton before III" advance was taken up
/ ~ another. Many stocks We're slug
| Iish throughout the day Prices gen
e,all,- ave way after > O'Clock under
the Ire Of realizing in tn" Leather
500 hi,' had been tn" center Of the
| spec t.nn all day. The earlier gains
! We're n ;ucl out in numerous instances
| in this reaction. The aggressive :td-
vance Of the cu;,lcrs checked the de
cline ana rallied the market, but not to
| the top level.
BIC; JUMP OF COAI.ERS.
The market closed with the brilliant
advance in the coalers still in force but
! with the tendency irregular elsewhere
IL the list. Net gains in the cnalcrs
went all til" way from 4 point in the
| minor members Of the group to AZ. in
Ncw Jersey Central.
Dealings in the Leather stocks was
AGAIN on an enormous scale. the COM
mon rising at one time to % and the
preferred 70 S27s. The other points Of
| individual strength We're Sugar. the
| Sonihtfn group or railroads. the south
| western group. Iowa Central preferred
| Anaconda and American Car both
common and preferred
| Inc market opened with a show of
! s.i'fSih rejected from London whore
the fortnightly settlement developed
/ quite q !arS" bear account in Amcri-
Sans, so mat London bought here as
''l"hS STOCKS as We're sold for that ac
| count yesterday.
| large reailzins met the advance and
| 'hc s"cll traders Wcr" inclined to the
pear pear side. They had some PERSISTENCE
from ne positive weakness iaf Several
SUCKS IN N" industrial list. stocks
i 'iE !" ." Win me meta industries
| %rl' ~ ncaNS. ana Pullman. General
SharflN-
- ~" St"ckS 81 TN" more recently
~ S,.'i'I'u toi!lN''ll"S, American Hoop
',lcitii a. mon Sag preferred. and
t'leii"!h Mating preferred. dropped
,:"''l . ~ points "l, small transac-
..'ilS. y c"l,'nu'u sun ness "f the
i'' 'ii''' u''o ~ per cent.
,,,I.. nv, ",s !, ulscouraEihS !" me
''| "'', ~ TT cent.
~. ~ ne Gay 'i'",1Sh not OF much
.,i,;. ~ ~ l,'o'N OIL "ct''al con
t',.i~' !'''i"i ~ ING 'a'c rally IN me
on i 10 go 49,, sues u SlothS tooaS were
'0u.,'' S'''icS'
-. ~ '''''''' - i'iio"S'
Auhlso11 ...................... 2lA
I,t,Ill~"l' ri'' = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hHts
Eaito 4 ohio Observation-Disclosures. 32is
( Canadian Pacific ...........-..... 96Ss
II Canada Southern ..............-... >"
oh@S;' " ONO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @t1.
lii'tS' NIit'to " 'Sl'lll lie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
LAEORER'S RIGHT TO IyOSTR MOST

In the case Of the State Of West Viz
glHla vs.. Mack Manufacturing Co. in
dlcted for a misdcmcanor. Judge Henry
:. Hervey. in the Hancock County III
cuat Court, has just rendered an i'm
portaHt opinion holding the section nm
der which the Indictment was found TO
De unconstitutional. The act in u,lrs-
uon was directed against comrany
stores, providing in substance that it
would be unlawful 10 Issue ANYTHING
Duf lawful money OF the United States
IN payment Of wages and imposing a
heavy penalty ana also making any
such evidence OF Indebtedness a promise
10 pay the amount specified in lawful
money Judge Hcrvey takes the view
lhai these provisions Interfere with the
freedom or contract between employer
ana employc. In summing up his elab
CRATE opinion, Judge Hervcy says:
My conclusion lis that the 1aborer
mas the constitutional right to sell his
labor Tor what he thinks best whether
money or goods, just as his EMPLOYER
may sell coal, and any and every law
tHal proposes to prevent him from so
DONG IS an Infringement of his const1
'utional privileges. and consequently
Void.'-Baltimore sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
ANXIOUS ABOUT IT'S POPULATION

a ANXIOUS ABOUT ITS POPULATION
At this season Of the year there is
Always q rush Of those who do not in
lend 10 spend the winter here to get
out ahead Of the frcczc-up and ri
until the departure Of the last steamer
can lt pc sad that the number Of people
mere represents the population.
sun inc number Of incoming people
should, IN the natural order Of things.
outnumber those going out in a camp
81 me richness Of Dawson Dawson
snou1d grow and grow steadily and
rapidly.-Dawson Daily News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Cotton futures
OWNED tIlE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26
GIANT ATLANTIC STEAMER AT
NEIW ORR NS

another record was broken yesterday
"hcn that splendid new giant steamer
q thc West India and Pacific Steam
snip Line, the Albanian, reached this
port.
The Albanian is the largest vessel
~ several thousand tons that has ever
come 70 New Orleans. She is 800 feet
InnS, and her gross tonnage is 6, 5:,4 en-
aiding her 70 carry $4,000 bales Of cot
Ton. In spite Of this enormous carry
~ caNaclty the Atantian is a com
para;ivcly light draught vessel and win
nave nothing 70 fear from low water in
the passes.
Inc Albanian is not a tramp Or
transient visitor 70 this port, but will
engage actively and permanently in the
commerce or New Orleans. and will run
-, u'an ,r between this port and Liver
poOl.-IilncS- Democrat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-26

would as soon think Of doing bust
mss "ithGut clerks as without advcr-
tslng.-John Wanamaker.
Nothing except the mint. can make
money without advertising.-G Gladstone.
When you pay more for the rent Of
your house than for advertising your
business, you are pursuing q false poll
cy. II you can do business, let /, he
knOwn.-Frank!in,