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The times., 1899-08-20
Hot Wenther Hats.

With their pongee garments many sensi-
bic men who are getting through their va
cations wear the specially invented seaside
hat. The crown OF it, put together in stitch
ed sections, is made of species of tough
light grass CLOTH in color not unlike the
eastern silk above mentioned. This is rim
med with an upcuTling brim of clear blue
or red felt that is stiffened with stitching,
which does not prevent it from being pulled
comfortably as a caps visor down over the
eyes, pushed up behind, in fact, bent to
suit every whirn of the wearer.
What men find of greatest virtue In the
improved seaside hat Is its voluntary will
ingness TO stick ON in high wind. That,
perhaps, is also true of the yachting cap,
but the caps band and visor are heavy in
pressure on the forehead. the crown sits
| hot and is too close to the hair. and there Is
no cooking yachting cap this way or that
| as the mood or the sun takes one.
The times., 1899-08-20

shows the wearer's long white throat. but
also a twinkIing band of diamonds. To
carry such jewels by day outside the col
lar would be regarded as a sad breach OF
good taste. while under transparent veil
of lace covering neck and shoulders the
richest of gems are worn with wonderful
satisfaction
The times., 1899-08-20
Bornx in RinsinE.

Put teaspooful of borax in your rims
ing water; IL will whiten the clothes. and
also remove the yellow cast on garments
that have been laid aside for two o. three
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
THE SHAMROCKS SPIN
She Made Very Satisfactory Trip in
Very Roueh water.

NEW YORK. Sept 23.-ln stiff east
orly breeze that made the water lunpN
on Sandy Hook to-day, Sir Thomas lap
tons yacht Shamrock sailed one OF the
most satisfactory trial spins she mas YET
had.
There was not much wndward work in
50. but with the lind abeam, she covered
the distance from Scotland lightshlp no d
mark of E'heron in one hour ana eisn
minutes. The reach back was made in
one hour and twelve minutes, or AT me
rate az nearly twelve miles am hour.
Tho yacht carried her club topsall
throughout the trial although her lee ran
wac often awlsn. During the lrst max
az the course 90 took her nearly HNe
minutes 90 pass one Of The crack achooneis
OF the fishing fleet when nel her OUTSIDE
The trial OF the Shamrock Today snow
Cd thar when she has the course, the
wind and water 90 her exact liking. she IS
a marvel of speed and dangerous boat
on arriving at tie racing ground smart
cas-. wind was blowing. "a breeze that was
moi less than twelve knots. with the
1uffs coming top. The Shamrock was
dressed I'm mainsaH. the large club top-sail
"a balloon forestry sail and a small reach
ing jiD-sal.
The wind had been slowly Increasing
while preparations We're being made ana
was now somewhat stronger than twelve
knots while the sea was as smooth az
81 ever is with am eastarly wind OF that
woieht Moreover. the course was exact
lv paraUcl 90 the seas. though the wind
veered 20 and fro somewhat and gre"
steadily. It averaged from q point To
Two points abaft the beam during the en-
tire reach 90 the south. Reaching mas
ali along been undoubtedly the Shamrock
hest point of sailing. but to-day. with a
breeze growing to fifteen knots, She SUR
prisod the barnacies immensely. She got
away at 1850 O'Clock and one hour later
the tug sent 30 mark off the course was
coming TO anchor with Shamrock almost
ON top of her I'm fact at l2.JS the sham-
rock rounded the tug and headed back for
Scotland light ship. She had covered the
fifteen miles in one hour. eight minutes.
That IS 10 say She had covered the whole
leg AZ the rate of 1873 knots per hour.
Those who have seen the Columbia think
she would hardly have dome better under
the circumstances.
Returning home. the Shamrock used only
stay. sail and flb forward FOR most of the
distance although small jib top sail was
used for say twenty-five minutes ana 1t
helped her apprec.ably
She made the fifteen miles home in Iasl
time. Ii was plain that Sir Thomas LIP
ton and an who We're ON board were high
IN pleased with the Shamrock work to-
dav. although Sir Thomas himself was IN
no way demonstrative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
Pittsburg. "a: Cleveland, 4 ..
Races at Gravesend.

NEW YORK. Sept 23-First race-hur-
die handicap-two miles-Alr. StOffel q 20
ID first Hardy % TO 8 and Z TO lOsecOnd
Marshall G TO ID third. Time. $3.50
Second race-siN furlongs-Belle Of Mem
pms Cs 90 p first, Abuse q TO ID and to 81
second. Souchon Q5 10 - third. Time.
1.1oe-5
Third receive characterization &c 20
- first. KilmaTnock IS TO l and to ID
second Modrine g TO y third. Time,
1.Ul As.
Fourth race-second special one and one
half mnes-Imp q 20 - FIRST. Ben Holla-
day q 20 and ouD second. The Bach
elor % % - third. Time. 2.3i
Fifth race-one and one-siNteenth miles
Hardy 05 10 u first. Maxine Gomez
g 70 2 and even) second. Hurricane Is 20 -
third. Time las 2-5.
Sixth race-fve furlongs-Vosuvian 6
10 ID first. Knogram a 20 l and S TO 81
second Mondoro a 20 u third. Time.
1915.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
MAY BE GUESTS
OF THE CITIZENS

which d young lady can assist In the
coming celebration. would b. glad 10 do
AL In my power.
Matte w. Hony."
As the sponsor has already been Sc
lected. Miss Hony may be chosen as a
maid OF honor. The letter Will be turn
ed over TO the General Committee.
The great parade. Of which Mr.. s. w.
Vravers has been chosen chief marshal.
will be a feature OF the occasion. and
great preparations are being made FOR It,
TO RAISE MONEY.
The Finance Committee Is the most I'M
portant portion OF the Civic Carnival"
management Indeed. It may well be
called the handspring. for the success OF
the affair depends upon a sufiiciency Of
funds 10 DO Justice tC the occasion.
II is proposed on the occasion 10 adver-
tise as widely as possible the resources
of Richmond. and draw general attention
10 the future Of this city as a ship-building
place, ana It IS extremely desirable that
all citizens. great and small. shall con-
tribute literally 20 this end
The Finance Committee, OF which Mr.
Leon Wallerstein Is the able chairman.
will tomorrow. begin its werk. going out
into the by-ways and calling upon the
people 10 loosen their purse-strings. a
considerable sum is needed but there IS
no doubt that the people realizing the
importance Of the matter. will contribute
literally
Tho Committee has been divided M. and
assigned 10 different territory as follows:
THE COMMITTEES
Chas. Hutzler and II. W. Rountree-
Broad street from Fourth street west and
adjacent cross streets.
Col Jno. $. Harwood and Col. II. G.
Jones-Broad street from Fourth 10
Twelfth and adjacent cross streets.
L. p. Morris and Leon Wallerstein-
Main street from Seventh TO Fourteenth
and adjacent cross streets.
CAPT Jno. 4. Curtis and Jas Hartley
Main street from Fourteenth street east
including Church Hnl and Fulton.
$ IT. Halves and S u Crenshaw-Cary
street from Seventh street east and adia-
cent cross streets.
u. L. Toncy and a. J. Danron-Man-
chester.
G., 4. 6. Buford and Col. 7. B. Purcell
Con- asp0udcncc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR THE GR!DIR0N
Bright Prospects for Football at the
Y, M.
SOME SPLENDID COACHES.
The Team j. Well Fixed ~ This Re
Specific New Men who Are
Coming In ana tho Battle
Scared Veterans,
SOME SPLENDID COACHES

Enthusiasm is at high pitch now
amongst the cadets at the V NJ. ]. over
the glowing prospects Of triumphs for the
football team OF 90 The applicants have
been hard at it since the first day Of sep
.cnber when over twenty-five sialWarts'
.,,,nonls of what athletic training can
DO for q man reported to the coacnef.
rbo team this season viii no doubt be
l.,,.n3rtivciy light. but as was The cii"i-
,cf.ri.tic of last years team, they Wl4
nut ginger and snap into the game.
THE COACHES.
In tne way of coaches " VI. J. % pos
-inv ahead oC any southern so"oo'
gorlc WHO was with the team iast sea-
eon wiI be with them Wui the iTs' o'
.c.oror. He is au old Pennsylvania chh.
and has introduced much OF Pehhsy''"-
MAS team work into this eleven
walker. last years fiIl-oael1 on f'""-
,vlvania. VIII Dc wish the team I'D season
Walker is famous in The 100 .ua' "'.' 81"
and it is Is certain thing that ho VII nave
.he cadets playing football OF INC h'5'e'l
order before tho season is over
he has introduced a ncw and most o.
ferti,e feature m Interference. The play
+. So arranged that nlIe are six men I'D
front OF the man with the sal, the extra
men 90 the guards
There are only four or last year $ eleven
hlck They are Montgomery. VINO ias-
v.4r PLAYED quarter This year he viii
raptala ths team from bis old position
The TWO guards Rice and Johnson. who
made themselves famous last season ODD
me guards back play; Brsroe. ihe OH
end. over whom al Richmond went Wild
last wear when DE played nero.
Is THE FIELD.
Roller and Blackford. who were substi-
tue ends last season. are on tho field. and
ID ls almost certain they will make the
REGULAR team.
other substitutes on the gri3iron. and
who are playing great bah. are Miller
and Ge.tys Miller IS trying for fun.
Gettys for left hail.
The new men VINO have come ont are
giving these last years substitutes q
hard fght for the positions. The schedule
for the season has not been completed.
but one game is certain and that is 90
boz played with Georgetown in Richmond
on The nth Of November
The cadets think this team VIII be Sec
ond 90 none They have hopes Of VIM
ming the championship honors of The
South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
SEAMAN 0'SHEA
An old Salt Who Had Made Sixteen
Trips Around the Horn.


II was while the special squadron was
sfeaming along the lonely Galapagos Is
lands. The sky was brilliant with stars
the Southern cross lay sideways hign
I'm the blue astern. and the Dipper bottom
nm polnted straight downward at the
north star stul below the horizon. Lignt
airs touched one softly. and the 5000 snip
moved so steadily and noise.essly through
the wafer that at times IL seemed as 10
,he engines must have stopped. -FOUR
bells had lust gone. the lookouts hail
had passed from post 20 post; the boats
,gain's mate had called Relieve me
wheel and lookouts": the gunners mates
had reported the magazines ana palteIy'
the csrpenter's mate the sounding OF me
wells. and the corporal OF the guards me
lights and prisoners secure. the otlcef
Of the deck turned 10 the lcohout on
the ollot-house. whose voice he had rec
Ognized:
1t is a fine night, O'Shay'
1T is thot. sorr, as fine a noight as
OF have seen for a long tonne
Have you ever been much in these
waters before. O. Shay?'
'Oi was sixteen times around the Hoorn
IN sailin ships before OF joined the navy
sorr"
.Even one ought to be able to save
money on a trip ike that. How long
d. it take?"
THE shortest trip OF made was from
Portland TO Glasgow I'm one hundred and
twenty eight days; but the boarding house
keepers got It all. When the crew got
psld OF they'd all be feeling poorly from
nothing TO eat so long. and have no
strength. and in a few days. somehow
they'd be I'm debt to the boarding-hou
keeper. and have 10 ship again. Why
Oi was on wan ship where for four
months OF ate nothln' but bareback an
waier They sweetened the tay an c0f-
fee with Inolasses. an OF never could
hear that. so Oi let It alone OF an a
French bye on board were the only ones
that didn't get the scuryy. they was all
black an blue with IT, an one day the
erst mate-he was related 70 the owners
said he; % Shay, how IS it you don't have
the scurvy9' an OF told him."
"What did you tell him?'
"Neu YOU see. the hard bread was bad
and the captain had had u retaked IN
Mauri,ius. but II got moldy again In the
tanks. So OF never eat none OF X eef,re
OF had scrubbed II and baked IL over
again at the galley All that was a hard
shin; the mate couldn't ship out OF a
United states port; OF guess he must have
murdered some one. We had only been
three days at sea when bye fell Off the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

on lOsth street The ships Of the North
Atlantic Squadron. after couniermarch-
ing. viii pass in review by the olympia
and anchor.
on the evening Of September Both the
vessels will be illuminated with elaborate
electrical displays.
The torpedo-boat notilla, when steaming.
will be i'm two divisions. on each quarter
Of the Olympia. When the squadron an
chors they win take position above 10th
street close into the New York shore.
The landing party from the Olympia
and the Naval Brigade OF the North At
lantic Squadron win be landed at such
time as will insure their being ready 10
march promptly at l =. NJ, September
10Th. They will land at The tirst pier above
Grants tomb, near l25th street After
landing, ths column will be formed In the
oval driveway in the park north OF the
tomb right in front. the Olympia's men
leading
Carriages Will be in waiting at the dock
for Admiral Sampson and his officerA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
BIG MEXICAN ROBBERY
flfty Thousand Dollars stolen From
An Aged Widow of the City.

An Aged Widow of the City.
CITY or MEXICO. Sept. GA sensa-
uonal robbery occurred yesterday in
suburb OF this city. Guadalupe yasquez.
an OLD woman Sc years OF age. living with
her widowed daughter was the victim
The womea were alone and employed
DO servants. which Is unusual in this
country among people having property.
Every one thought them exceedingly poor,
but rhis was only apparent, for they had
great sum OF money In the house, there
being kept IN Il steel box $4,000 in bank
bills. the proceeds OF the sale Of hacen-
dlx. Other than this sum there were sew
eral thousand dollars KEEP; IN the ward
robes. in stockings. or between the leaves
OF books
An some way news that the women had
q great sum OF money got % the ears OF
some men. who came 90 the house and
hired large corral al Us rear, for the
purpose tho old woman says. OF keeping
pigs. Their purpose was robbery as now
appears. and yesterday morning. the
mother being alone in the house. these
men came and. on the pretense Of having
a message to deliver. were let in by the
old woman. whom they seized and bound
with ropes Then they took the steel box
with the $1,000 and decampod but omitted
20 sear-n for other money.
The women. ON being interrogated by
the police said they had heard that bank
clerks bad been stealing money from
banks and they were afraid 10 deposit
their funds
Many arrests have been made and the
police are confident they have discovered
the robbers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

The part TO be taken in the reception at
New York 10 Admiral Dewey by Admiral
SIMPSONS North Atlantic Squadron has
been arranged on the following lines; The
feet win be anchored 1T Tompknsyilie,
where FIVE big ships are now anchored,
and will be composed Of these ships.
torpedo-boat notilla, which has been order
ed from Newport for the occasion, and
several other ships. A place will be left
vacant at the head OF the line for the
Olympia when she arrives.
Admiral Dewey will be met by one OF the
ships Of the squadron at Sandy Hook ana
escorted 10 his ships anchorage
AT =. NJ, September 10Th, the squadron
will get under way. headed by the olym-
pia. and proceed in column up the North
river 20 the vicinity OF Grants tomb. At
this point the ships will couuter-march.
turning TO starboard. the Olympia lead
ing. After turning. the Olympia william
Choir on the New York side of the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Admiral Dewey's carriage Will take sta
ton at the head OF the Oympia's men.
Immediately following the Olympia 3
battalion VIII be the Naval Brigade or
the North Atlantic Squadron preceded by
Admiral Sampson, his stan. ana the com
manding officers Of the North Atlantic
Squadron in carriages.
When the head Of the column approaches
Madison Square, the parade Will be halted
temporarily Admiral Dewey and his Off
GERS, and Admiral Sampson and all the
officers in carriages accompanying him VIII
leave the line and proceed 10 the reviewing
stand. As soon as these officers have
taken their places on the reviewing stand
the parade viii pass IN review.
after the parade and review the Naval
Brigade will be embarked az the foot OF
Tenth street, North river. and conveyed
back 10 the ships.
The commanding officer OF each ship viii
he In a carriage with three Of his officers
Captain G. NJ. Thomas. OF the Lancaster.
will command the brigade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
AMERICANS AT PRETORIA
United States South African Consuls
10 Protect Their Interests.

WASHINGTON. sept 23.-The state De
partment has not been 81 communication
with United States Consul Macrum az Pre-
toria or in fact with any OF SIS consular
Representatives in South Africa recently
so that officially 81 knows nothing Of late
developments in that section.
Some weeks ago Secretary Hay gave
instructions 20 the consular officers of The
United States in South Africa 10 protect
an American interests BIO their respective
localities and to protest against any fine
fringement upon personal liberties Of
Americans which would cover any at
.empts TO impress them into the military
service of the South African Republic As
nothing has been heard from them on thc
subject II is assumed that no case has
arisen 10 warrant a report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
\ North Carolina Suicide.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept "a special 20
the News and Observer from Warrenton,
says:
j. III. Burroughs a prominent farmer
magistrate. and influential member OF the
Baptist church. living eight miles south
OF Warrenton. committed suicide yester-
day evening. taking carbolic acid and
Jumping into w. X Williams FISH pond.
This morning al O'Clock the empty bot
DE was found floating on the pond and
the pond was dragged and the body found.
He leaves a wife and four or five chill
Crcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Continued from Firs, Pasc)

Germany. but the damage done IS enor.
nous amounting into millions OF marks
The magnificent Prince Regent Bridge al
Munich has been completely demolished
II will be reconstructed wholly at the ex-
ponse OF tho Prime Regent. at a cos, Of
about a million marks
The Press. this week. devoted unusual
space 20 american politics. Regarding
tho antitrust convention az Chicago the
opinion has been expressed that neither
party dares to seriously fight the trusts.
Air. Thos II Reeds reported candidacy
for the Presidency IS hailed with APP
prevail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION
Philadelphia. Penn, September 1 to
November 30. 1890.

on account OF the above occasion South
ern Railway will sell tickets from all
coupon stations on its line TO Philadelphia
and return al rate of one and one-third
fares for the round trip. plus 90 cents for
one admission fee % the exposition.
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday and
Thursday of each week until November
q. 1899. with return limit thirty days
from date of sale. ln no case VIII return
limit extend beyond December 2nd. The
rate from Richmond 90 philadelphia and
return via the York River Line including
enc admission 20 tnc exposition. Si.53 with
out Baltimore transfer }S.2J Including
Baltimore transfer
c. W WESTBURY. r. p. A..
Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

The Dry Goods store Of Meyer Sycle
103 east Broad street. VIII not open 'til
o'clock Monday morning. This is un-
avoldable, as the stock has TO be re-
arranged. The continual and unusual jam
since the sale started has not allowed an
opportunity TO straighten stock.
WOOD BROS.
New Yorks Greatest Bargain Distri5u-
tors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
''717''
BREAKS UP
co Id s
Caught while lingering

at the sesshore or mountains. without
proper wraps, not realizing the danger
until seized by chill or SILVER: then It's
too late, unless you have bottle Of ~
al hand and take "A quick dose. IL inn
lnealdttiy iest9res the checked SlI4ulatloh /,
starts the blood coursng through the veins
and ne danger Is passed. Keep bottle
OF handy. II just hts the vest pocket
cures Hay Fever-Summer Grip
For sale by all druggists or sent on re-
ce,pt Of price, Zc. and $l00.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
corner William and John Streets. New
York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

The w0rld-renOwncd Fischer, Wcser
Bros, Kohier q Co.. Mehlin. Hailett g.
Davis. and others. u viii pay you 20
call and see our line and get our prices.
Pianos tuned and moved al short notice.
PERCUSSION BROS,
Sl5 east Broal street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

BATH Me. Sept 23-An attempt was
made 10 launch the torpedo boat sam
Craven al the Bath Iron Works la'e THIS
afternoon. but the new vessel stuck on ihe
ways. and b. was decided 20 postpone the
launching until Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

An Austrian has designed a souvenir
book which will be appreciated by tray
eIers having detachable postcards with
views Of the line OF travel. with dupl-
cafc cards permanently fixed In the book
10 be retained by the traveller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
PERSONA.

VICTORY OF SCIENCE OVER DIS.
ease. Cancer bafiling general practiiiOn.
er's skill yields readily 10 our scientific
methods. MASON MEDICAL co. I2l
west Forty-second street. New York
Book and advice free. selO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Washington al Brooklyn.
Boston at New York
Baltimore at Philadelphia,
81. Louis at Cleveland.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
oEE FOR NEw YORK.

From The Meyers Store Buying STAFF
there left for the Eastern market last
night Miss Van Wort looking Tor sterling
silver and jewelry novelties. Miss Nichols
for books. and Mr.. Heinrich FOR notions,
toilet articles and fancy wares. Their
headquarters will be at the New York
office Of Meyers. 81 Broadway tenth
floor, where Richmond people can make
themselves at home and obtain any in
formation during the Dewey celebration
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24
BrookIrn. Z: Washington. ..

BROOKLYN. y. ". Sept 23.-Tho
Washingtons kept the Brooklyns guessing
up to the lusn to-day. j. was a peculiar
game. Washington forged ahead in the
FIRST. third and eighth innings only 10 be
tied each time and ultimately beaten out.
Home runs over the fence by O'Brien and
Freeman we're the features, that OF Free
man being the longest on record here.
Attendance. $500.
score. r. T. Z.
Brooklyn ........... 2O1O1OO3-7 II 2
Washington ....... 01OO1-5 z s
Batteries: McJames. Kennedy and Nc
CURE. Dineon and Kittridge. Umplres-
Manassau and McGarr. Time. POO.
New York. =; Boston. =.
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Seymour pitched
in splendid form against the Bostons TO-
day Meekin allowed hits az opportune
times He was presented with pair OF
diamond cuff buttons by the New York
players IN the third inning and responded
with a two-bagger Attendance, 100.
Score: X. II. +.
New York ........OO1O2OO2X-5 9 /
Boston ............ OO01OOOO-2
Batteries: Seymour and Warner Meek
in. Bergen and Sullivan. Umpires-Swart-
wood and Hunt Tme,1.0.
Philadelphia. :; baltimore, =.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept 8.-Ihe
Phillies DEBATED Baltimore to-day I'm a
game devoid OF interesting features. La
Chance had several opportunities TO bat
but could not connect Attendance, $50
Score: X. II. n.
Philadelphia ......1O3OO8 Oox-7 2
Baltimore ........ OO20O0-2
Batteries: Pyatt and Mcfarland Nops
and Robinson. Umpres-Snyder and
Latham.
Piftsburg. 40; Cleveland, =.
PITTsBURG. PA, Sept. GETTYSBURG
and Cleveland played two undressing
games Pl,tsburg took both with ease.
Attendance. ZOO
Score first game: r. IT. y.
Pittsburg ........ OO0300x4 g
Cleveland .........0O1 OOO0OO-1
Batteries: Gray and schriver; Hughey
and Sugden.
Score second game: r. IA. Z.
Pittsburg ......... 2O2O 2OOOx-6 IL 2
Cleveland .......... OO01OOO 1-2
Batteries: Tannehin and Bowerman;
Conlnower and Duncan. Umpire-McDon-
aid Time. 1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-24

Just received Blue Point Oysters: first
Of the season.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.