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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-12
OPTICIANS.

ONE OF THE rrNEsr-Prof, J. d.
Emerson, the Optician. will 1T the
most dlfYlcult eyes to your perfect sat.
tlsfscton at cnc-half ths pricq others
charge; examination free. 40 HOS
NER9 Open eysulngsf' Au-te
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-12

FOR sALE-COSY S-ROOM cor
tage: all modern Improvements: very
desirable location near cars and
schools: a bargain: terms easy. ISAAC
r., GOFF CO. 81 Weybosscl street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-12

FOR sALE-FINE BARGAIN! SIX
room cottage: modern improvements.
steam heat, fine location; $4,000: terms
easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO, 81 Wey-
tpsGpt st
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FOR sALE-sl DOWN soc 4 WEEK
pays for a good building lOt; near the
city: minutes walk from Elmwood
avenue: see them at once. ISAAC l..
GoFF CO, 81 Weybosset street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
WANTED-Position as cotton mill
superntendent: ~ years Of age and
has had IL years experience as super
intendent OF, both white and colored
goods Apply ~, Box 1857.
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ISAAC L.. GOrF co.
FOR SALE--MODEEN COTTAGES
in Auburn at low prices. a few first
class -l.essxaillS--S See as before -a,4-,irg
ISAAC l.. GOFF CO. 90 Wcybosset ST.
---.----.-
FOR SAT.E-TWO .-ODERN cor
.agos on the East side AT improve
ments: cars pass the door; good homes
for little money: easy terms. ISAAC
l.. GoFF Co. ~ "eybosset street
FOR ALr-BEAUTfFUL BITTLD-
ing lots at Washington Park: nice av-
enues. water. gas. electric lights etc
terms $40 down balance. monthly
IS.AC l.. GOFF co. 81 Weybossct 81.
FOR SAl.E-FINE BARGAIN! SIX
room cottage: modern improvements.
steam heat. fine location: $4,000: terms
easy. ISAAC l.. GOFF CO. 81 Wey-
bosset ST.
FOR SAI.E-BIC BARGAIN IN .
family house on Laura 81: I'm good re-
pair: street curbcd ard severed: io.
fsxa0: price $500: tcrms easy ISAAC
l.. GOBF co, 81 Wcybossct sc.
FOR SALE 4 sTuNNER, NEW .
room cottage: all modern improve
,neuts. fine location: price is way down
terms easy. iSR4NO -. boh W, -
Wcybossct st.
ron sAI.E-TWo FAMILY HOUSE.
<ortb End. near Charles ST: 1920:
terms very easy. This is good chance
Tor some ono. ISAAC l.. GOFF Co, 81
weybosset st.
FOR SALF,--LARGE LOTS ON THE
"tlimball plat" Pawtucket ave. at
very low prices: plats and full particu-
lars at Office OF ISAAC L. GOFF co.
M Weybosset St. Providence. or 155
Main st., Pawtucket.
FOR sALE--Nine room cottage az
Oakland Beach. Apply TO J. Is RAN.
DALI, ~ Oakland Beach avenue
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TERMS VERY REASONABLE.

l.. A. Tiliinghast Catering Co.,
myl2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-12

FOR sALE-DoNT BUY BEFORE
seeing our houses and lots at WASH
inston Park. Pure air, water. gss. elec-
trfc light and cars; no wet cellars. lots
siO down; houses 5000 down. ISAAC l..
ClOFE co.
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curbed an dSeWcrCd. Low prices. sat-
isfactory terms. ISAAC l.. GOFF co,
81 Weybosset ST.
FOR sALE-FINESF IN I, !, f,Sf. AtF..Naf,
property i'm the state. House iots be-
tween Smith street and Gladstone ave-
nuc. only $3.50. easy terms. They won't
last long. ISAAC J.. GQFE CO. 81
Weybosset ST.
FOR SALE-IIANDSOME 7-RoOM
cottage. An modern improvements.
beautiful view OF Narragansett Bay.
Near cars. 5000 down. ISAAC l.. GOFF
co, 80 Wcy bossct 81.
FOR sAI.E-TWO FAMILY HOUSE
and 2 lots OF land outside OF city: two
minutes from depot; i'm good repair.
$500 buys 81; terms easy. ISAAC L.
GoFF CO, ~ Weybosset street.
FOR sALE-owN \ HOME WITH
vour rent money; new modern cottages.
& 10 10 rooms each: all modern Inn
provemonts; finely located small
amount down; balance monthly. ISAAC
l.. GOFF CO., 81 Weybosset street.
FOR sALE-CosY S-RooM cor
tare: all modern Improvements: very
desirable location; near cars and
schools: a bargain: terms easy. ISAAC
4. GOFF co. 81 Weybosscl street.
FOR SALE-Sl DOWN soc 4 WEEK
pavs for a good building lot: near the
ritv. minutes walk from Emwood
avenue: see them at once. ISAAC l..
GOFF Co, 81 Weybosset street
FOR SALE-YOU'LL NEVER BE
bnppy until you own your own home:
our modern cottages please everybody;
SOC them and get our prices: terms
same as rent. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
FOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING
lots on East Side at low prices We
have just what you want at the right
price. ISAAC j.. GoFF CO. 81 wey-
bosset street.
FOR sALE-DoNT BUY BEFORE
seeing our houses and lots at WASH
inston Park. Pure air, water. gss. elec-
tric light and cars; no wet cellars lots
40 down; houses 5000 down. ISAAC l..
QOFF co.
FOR eALE-F p BUILDING
lots 3 minutes from Lincoln Park de-
Dot; only so each; 81 down soc per
wcekl no interest: tust The place for a
home or Investment. ISAAC l.. GoFT
CO.
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FOR skLE-YoU'LL NEVER BE
hnppy until you own your own home:
our modern cottages please everybody:
soc them and get our prices terms
same as rent. ISAAC J.. GOFF co.
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FOR sALE-Nine room cottage AZ
Oakland Beach. Apply 10 J. Is RAN.
DALI, ~ Oakland Beach avenue
n0v2-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
SHENANDOAH.
scholarship Conferred-A Fire-'"r-
riagc-Personai.

WOODSTOCK, VA, october 2-(Spe-
clal)-The Washington and Lee univer-
sity has conferred a scholarship upon
Massanutten Academy Of this place.
A clover-huller belonging to Mrs. Lean
nah Mooney. near Hamburg, in this coun-
~ was destroyed by fire few days
since. lit.
7 luther KILLER. a well-known pubic
school teacher. Of Calvery, ana MISS
Henrietta Ship. Of ST. David's church.
were united in marriage at MI. zion
Lutheran church. I'm Powells Fort Val
lev. on Wednesday, The church was pref
tilv decorated. and there was a tuil COM
plement of attendants.
Mrs. Cofman, wife Of Mr.. NJ. Conman,
cashier OF Shenandoah County Bank, and
her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Heller. both
of Woodstock are visiting Mr.. NJ. SNACK
man and family in Baltimore. Mrs Heller
is 50 years of age, and is the mother oil
Mrs. Shackman!
Considerable stir. as before noted, was
occasloned in Powell's Fort Valley ny
the announcement of the discovery or
bituninous coal there some weeks ago.
All the land in the vicinity Of the VEN
which has been opened has been leased,
or option taken on it. Several samples
have been forwarded to experts for eX-
animation. 1t IS thought that the prospect
for coal is good. Years ago several tur-
naces were operated in that valley, but
were shut down owing 10 lack of fuel and
TRANSFORMATION. The mOLltains of the To-
calitv are known to be full Of iron and
manganese. as many shafts have been
sunk and the mines developed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
THE ANDERSON CASE.
The Testimony Concluded aud At
gument Commenced.

CHATHAM, VA, October 2i.-(SpecialJ
Tho evidence in the Anderson case was
concluded to-day shortly after noon ana
the Commemorative Attorney opened the
argument for the prosecution in speech
Of an hour and a half, in which ne ihsis'-
ed that the Commonwealth had proved
its case beyond a shadow Of doubt, ana
that the plain duty Of the jury IN Vinui-
cation OF the law and i'm the interest Oh
society was 10 convict the prisoner OF At
tempt to murder. and fix the peha'y
cordingly. He was followed Dy MI, 1' a
,rredwav. for the defence, who spoke Tor
nearly two hours, and who presented INC
Facts In the case from the prisoners
standpoint in a very strong ana iorcip'e
manner. and who asserted there was not
ono scintilla of evidence upon when 10
convict the prisoner. Where, asked couh-
col is there a breath of evidence mat the
nrisoner administered morphine ana Dro-
india TO the young lady, except from
thenrisoner's own lips, and If he mad IN
tended TO destroy her life by that means
,,ould no have disclosed the medicine Nc
was using and thus fixed the CUNT upon
HIMSELF Mr.. Tredway asserted thdt III.
Anderson had made no conceaiileht VI
his treatment. but had made an open anu
frank statement of it 20 DR.. RAMSEY, tIio
consulting physician; that all the PMS 5
clans who had testified in the case n' '
stated that the treatment was pIopei -
cording to the symptoms OF 'he soui,9
lady. and that being so tlI Oo IrnmDd
.o.Itb,e case has fallen TO the Srouhu,
NJ Tredwav's speech was very clear anu
' IL, Tnon its conclusion court adj
ti..,,od mill tomorrow. 1t will probably
you iato tomorrow evening before the case
IL submitted to the jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
GREAT FOREST FIRES
still RAGING IN THE DISMAL
SWAMI.
FARMERS OUTHOUSES THREATENED.
cattle Driven Before the Flames
Coke-Hidgeweli Shooting Ease
soue Dramatic Tcstinony--Char-
fcr-AssauIted His Father.

NORFOLK. VA, october 2.-(Spe-
c,al) --Forest-nres are still raging
throughout the great Dismal swamp
Millions Of feet Of standing timber VIII
be consumed unless there are very heaVy
rain-storms soon. Near Tucker, on the
Norfolk and Western railway, the flames
are threatening the outhouses of farm
ers. Game and cattle Of every descrip-
ton. are being driven before the hre'
and black bears are invading the farms
contiguous to the swamp. There is small
likelihood OF lives being lost, as there
are few human habitatons in the fast
ness Of the swamp.
In the case of w. a. Coke. charged
with shooting James A. Ridgewell, a
councilman and wealthy iron-founder'
tho principal witness introduced to-day
in rebuttcl by the Commonwealth was
Mrs. Emma O'Neill, Of Baltimore, sister
OF Mrs. w. A. Coke. Mrs. O'Neil mad
written several letters TO Mr.. Ridgewell
concerning the alleged ill-treatment OF
her sister by Coke. These letters eXclted
Coke's suspicion and led 10 the shootliS'
Mrs O'Neili, on the stand, admitted the
authorship OF the leiltIs, N'NiN4 eu ~
sister had nothing whatever to do with
them. and thoroughly exonorated her i'll
the matter OF her alleged relations with
Ridgewen. She testified very forclbly as
to Coke's cruelty to her sister, saying she
had seen him threaten TO Kill her ana hoIu
the pistol to her heart. Coke had also
tried to kill her, she averred' MIS-
O'NeilTs testimony was most dramatic.
A charter was granted to-day for the
Edov Chapman Fake Company, whose
purposes are to DO a general importing
and exporting business. 1t may charter
or own steamships, wharves, and ware
houses. It's principal Office IS TO be IN
Norfolk. The company will have capl-
tai not to exceed $4,000. Eastern capital
lists are interested.
Thomas Wright. II years old. tried to
kill his father with an axe because he re-
proved him In court the aged father,
who appeared in bandages, endeavored 70
corroborate the defence of ACCIDENT set
up by the boy who nevertheless went TO
Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
SYNOD Of VIRGINIA.
Foreign Mission MeetinG-Reports-
Memorial Services.

HUNTINGTON. W. VA. october u
(special)-On Thursday night big meet
ing was held by the Virginia Synod in the
interest Of foreign missions. Or. G.. Ia
Petrie. Of Charlottesville, presided. Ad-
dresses OF great interest and impressive
ness were made by the Rev. G. Il. YER
ner. OF the Southern Presbyterian mis-
sion in the Congo Valley. Africa, and by
tho venerable DIR. j. c. Patton, OF the
New Hebrides Islands. The large church
was filed and the interest was very
great A liberal contribution was made
to foreign missions.
To-day devotional services at the morn
ing session were conducted by the Rev.
w. w. Ruff, of Tazewell. Va. The reports
on home missions on work among the
colored people. on Sunday schools and on
ministerial education, were considered
and adopted. Mr.. s. W. Somerville was
heard in behalf OF the Assembly's Home
and School. AT Fredericksburg. Dr. c. r.
Hemphli. OF Louisville, addressed the
synod for the Committee OF Foreign Mis-
| sions at Nashville. Ii was moved That
! The next meeting of the synod be held at
| he First Presbyterian church, Newport
| News. Va, on the fourth Tuesday OF Oc-
tober. 1900. Or. j. 5. Patton followed Or.
Hemphill. especially commencing the
building Of the Congo boat and telling OF
The children's work in Ambralia in build
| ing tho mission ship
AT the afternoon session an impressive
memorial service was held. DR.. >. w.
Finley conducted the services. memo
rial OF Or. Moses d. Hoge was read by
| Governor J. Hoge Tyler. Mr. l.. b. Ores
ham. OF Baltimore. read memorial OF
DR.. w. w. Markland. Memorials were
also presented Of DR.. George D. Arm
| strong OF Or. William > Lacy ana OF
tho Rev. W. II. Matthews.
Dr.. c. K. Hcmphill again spoke TO the
synod for the Executive Committee OF
Foreign Missions. and was followed by
| DE-. John S. Patton.
At the night service Dr. w. w. Moore
Of Union Seminary. Richmond. preached
TO a large congregation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
THE FLAMES SPREADING
In the West Virginia Forest Fires
Great Damage Done.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October ~
Especial lowing TO the very dry weather
the forest fires. which were started over
a week ago, are spreading at such rate
that the farmers are out in force fighting
the flames. trying to save their fences
and homes along with their crops. In
Raleigh, Fayette, Mercer, and Boone
counties the fires have done great dam
age to timber and fences, besides de-
stroyng much hay, shocked corn, and
straw.
In the mountains considerable small
game is reported destroyed. The atmOs-
phere in this city is so dense with smoke
that it is disagIeeable TO be on the
streets. as it affects the eyes The fire is
burning within a mile or so Of the city,
but no damage is apprehended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Religious Meetings-A Fire-Tennis-
Personal.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, october
N-(SDecial) THE Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope,
associate editor of the Richmond Chrls-
tian Advocate will assist the Rev James
IA. Moss in a series of meetings at Bel
mont church, commencing next Sunday
morning Mr.. Hope was formerly the
pastor Of the Methodist church in this
city and is well known here as a genial
gentleman and an able preacher ne
whole community stands ready 10 wei
come him at any time
The old public-schOol building on Car
rett street, now used Is residence, and
occupied by Mr.. G.. l.. Carpenter, was
damaged by fire this afternoon. The
fire started from a defective fue. The
property is owned by Mr.. Henry BalZ.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Dinwiddie LETT
to-day for Franklin Junction, Mr.. Din
Widdie's old home, where they VIII spend
some weeks.
Mir. r. w. Elsom left this morning for
Washington 10 visit his family, who are
residing there.
THE tennis tournament. which has been
In progress at the University for the
past week. was concluded yesterday al
iernoon. when the finals" IN singles were
played-Robb VS.. Grubbs. Mr.. Grubbs de-
feated his opponent, and VIII, therefore
hold the merchants Cup" for next year.
The second prize, Pm RACKET, went
The University chapel pulpit win be
| filled Sunday by the Rev. Dr.. +. II.
| Lewis, of Westminster Nd.
Miss Rosebud Edge, of North Garden,
| was i'm the city to-day. She left on the
| afternoon train for Richmond 10 visit
| DR. COoper's family.
! Mrs. w. NJ w. Wallace has returned
| from Stauntun, where she went 10 attend
! the conference of the Daughters of the
she was the guest OF Mrs. Lyman Chalk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
MeRe,ss eAs,~
AcuBA is FREED OF BLooDsnED.'
General Lee Says Peace There i,
Assured.
(New York HeraldO


General Fitzhugh Lee, with the other
passengers OF the Ward-Line steamship
Habana. arriving on Wednesday, was re-
leased from quarantine at Hoffman Island
yesterday. He will remain in this city
until Sunday when he will so TO Wash
ington. and will return TO Cuba December
LIST.
General Lee said his visit was one Of
personal business and 10 see his family
"Thero 1t little to be said OF affairs in
Cuba" he added. "There is a growing
spirit in favor Of annexation. The fact
that the crops Of tobacco and sugar have
been such as to assure return OF pros
perity IS a safeguard against insurrec-
ton, even II our army i'm Cuba were not
amply sufficient 70 cope with any fac
tionai dispute among the Cubans them
selves. Confidence in the attitude of the
United States is steadily increasing
There will not be any further bloodshed
there"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
nl,RING rnE MISTER OF 1sol MR

James Reed. one OF the leading cilzens
and merchants Of Clay Clay county, ".
Va, struck his leg against cake OF ice
In such manner as to bruise II severely.
IL became very much swollen and panied
him 80 badly that he could not walk
Without the aid of crutches. lie was
treated BY physicians, also used several
kinds of liniment, and two and half gal
ions of whisRey in bathing II. but no.
thing gave any relief until he began using
Ctambcrlain's Pain Balm. This brought
almost a complete cure In a weeks time,
and nc believes that had he not used this
remedy his leg would have had TO 0e
amputated. Pain Balm Is unequdlled
foI sprains. bruises. and rheumatism. For
sale by all druggists. DC VISA, Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
FLOYD.
After slippery DistiiIers-Firc In the
Mountains.


FLOYD, VA, October 2.-(Special)-
Revenue officers, armed with long, iron
probing rods, have been lately visiting
the licensed brandy distlleries in the
county, in search Of unstamped brandy,
which had been unlawfully removed
from the distillery without being gagged
or stamped. So far at least six licensed
distilleries have been found crooked, and
over 900 gallons of brandy found con-
cealed I'm various ways and places, some
in barns. smoke houses, rock piles, hay
stacks foGder-stacks and buried in the
ground Many Of the men engaged In
making brandy have been in the habit or
reporting and stamping not more than
one gallon in ten of the quantity made,
and sometimes not as much as one in
twenty or thirty. The country is flooded
with cheap mOonshine liquor. Hereto
fore il has been the custom Of the au-
thorlties TO allow these men, when de-
tected. TO compromise their cases by the
payment Of a few hundred dollars and
escape Imprisonment. IT is said that
Judge Paul has lately minated that this
class OF offenders shall pay the full pen
atty Of the law and not escape, because
they have money TO pay, while the poor
devils who sell a few pints of moonshine
or make a few gallons Of corn whiskey
in the hollows of the mountains for
Christmas drains are punished by con-
fnement in jail or penitentiary.
For several days past the whole couh-
try has been full of smoke, the smoke at
times late in the afternoon almost OBJ
securing the sun. The woods on Max
mountain, the dividing ridge between this
county and Pulaski, are said to be on fire
and burning fiercely.
Mr.. NJ. r. Penn lost a 4-months-old
child night before last from an overdose
Of laudanum. Only two drops were ad-
ministered. but the bottle had been IN
use long time. and the liquid had
evaporated until what was left was al
most pure opium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Close of n Good Week.

The BlJou has been packed AT every
performance this week. The show pre-
scented Is the best that has ever been seen
at the house.
A matinee to-day at 2:30 o'clock and the
regular performance tonight will close
the stay OF the artists. Press tldridgc's
songs are being hummed and the quaint
sayings OF the Gilmore sisters are being
repeated. Deyeaux and Deyeaux, in their
musical act. and Farrell and Starke's bl-
cycle turn are worth witnessing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Newport News Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October u
jSpecial.) More damaging evidence was
put on the stand I'm the OBoyle murder
case to-day. All of the witnesses were
women. who were in the house when the
alleged assault occurred.
Susie Schmcltz, aged IA years, daughter
of Banker Henry l.. Schmelz. of this city
and Hampton. died last night at Ashe-
vile, \. c., where she went three months
ago for her health. The remains were
brought home to-day, and the funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon IN
Hampton.
The United States auxiliary gunboat
Eagle arrived at Old Point Comfort to-
daN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
TRUSTEES SALE
Il Or
The Desirable TwO-StOry
Frame Dwelling
No 400 north och cfYaet
BEING AT THE SOUTHWEST COR.
NER OF TWENTY-SINTH AND
CLAY STREETS.

BY virtue OF the provisions Of a certain
deed of trust, dated May ~. 1880, and poe
corded I'm Deadlock 15i A, page $50 Rich
m0nd Chancery Court default having
been made I'm the payment Of portion
of the debt therein secured, and being Re-
Quired by the beneficiary so 10 do. ! Will
sell az public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D. 1899.
at l:SO o'clock p. NJ, the above PROPER
TY. described I'm said deed as follows A
certain piece or parcel of land lying and
being IN the city Of Richmond Va, 40
the southwestern intersection NJ * Tor
Clay) and Twenty-sXth streets fronting
80 feet on the west line of Twenty-siNth
street and running back n parallel lines
rs feet. The improvements consist or "a
well-built frame DWELLING, containing
about seem rooms, with the usual conFe-
niences. This property is Wei located,
and will MAKE either q good home or a
hrst-class investment.
TERMS: Cash as 90 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust. any taxes that may De
due. and sufficient 10 pay debt OF ,,I.,
with interest from November ~ I,A
(subiect. however. 10 credit VI slDi bale
ance at one and two years.
G. l.. DENOON. Trustee.
c. t. & II. l.. DenoOn, Aucuoneei-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

When presented at the Dispatch
counter, accompanied by the cash,
Unemployment Wants." "Rooms for
Rent.v "Wanted Rooms "Boardsrs
wanted" "Bnarh Wanted" Lost
strnyed. or stolen" Will be inserted
properly classified, 20 words or less,
for Zoe. each insertionj additional
words 1c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Ladies' best Soc. MerinO
Vests and Pants to-day
zoe, q garment.

The Best 25c. Fleeced Egyptian RlDhea
Vests and Pants are l9c.
Double Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, Tor
noys. sizes 2S 10 "a, for Toe. suit or
39c. a garment.
Irfants' Wool Ribbed Wrappers, but
toned all way down front. Tor &c
Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed Vests and Pants
for y lie.
Ladies' Fine Black Mohair Shirt-Waists,
corded fronts. lined throughout, or
Fancy Braid Trimmed Flannel Waists
worth l50 any for 99c.
Other Flannel Shirt-Waists at $lG ana
mp to S3.25.
Black Al-Snk Taffeta Waists, clabo-
rately tucked fronts, corded backs, the
best s. Waists ever produced, for $5fN.
Colored Taffeta Silk Waists, A.25 anc
nm 10 q6 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-28
Everything Serene mt Apia.

WASHINGTON. October H.--The Bril-
fish Commissioner for Samoa, Mr.. Eliot,
IS in receipt OF letter from the British
Consul at Apia, which dispels the recent
rumors OF native agitation. The Consul
states that the conditions are serene at
Apla and throughout the interior. al
though no adds that IL Is difficult 10 say
how long this will continue, In the nrss-
ent unsettled state OF affairs.