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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
THE DISCIPLES COMING IN.
The state Convention of Christians
begins This Morning.

The twenty-fourth annual convention
Of the Virginia Christian Missionary So
ciety begins this morning.
Quite a number OF delegates came in
yesterday and last night. especially on
the late trains. a great many more are
expected on all the trains this morning.
About $50 in all are expected.
The convention will be called 10 order
at $50 o'clock this morning at the
seventh-street church. Devotional exer-
cises will preoede all other features.
These will be conducted by Rev. L. \.
Cutler. OF Louisa.
The following Is the programme for the
rest OF the day:
lO-Presldenrs address, Richard Bas0y,
Louisa.
lo:SO-Address, w. r. Motley, Newport
News.
u-Address, subject, THE Prepare
! ton Of the Sermon" j. I. I. Hundiey
/ Dunnsville.
! ns0-Address, subject, THE Delivery Of
the Sermon" $. II. Farrer. Fredericks-
! burg.
| disappointment Of committees.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| 3-ldll 10 OIAti anu AVfptfNA'tf' NNNNt
cises. led by Cephas Sheburne, Roanoke.
31J-Address, subject THE Relation
and Duty Of the Pulpit 70 the Pew" o..
d. Sears, Charlottesville.
3:S-Address. subject, "The Relation
and Duty OF tho Pew to the Pulpit j..
J r. McWane Lynchburg.
| 4l5-Executive session.
EVENING SESSION.
Opening Session, s-Call TO order and
devotional exercises, led by H. a. cutler
/ Louisa
s.8O-Addrcss, Carey Z. Morgan, Rich
mOnd.
The officers Of the society for the pres
ent year are: II. G. Garrison, president;
John A. Dearborn. first Wce-president;
| Tobn a Spencer. second vice-president;
| y. y. Newman secretary; William +.
Fox. treasurer: John :. Elicit, auditor;
George w. Gillespie, associate.
Rev. MI Garrison has moved out OF the
| state. and Rev. Mr. Dearborn VIII pre-
| side during the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
x.--Ts-1sT I'm
ANOTHER LINE FROM WiibELLt'
lie IL Delighted with Philippines
American Assistnuce Of Aguin"i""'

FLORENCE, Ala. November 7.-Gen-
eral Joe Wheeler. i'm letter To hoh' W
! Wood. OF Florence, stating hl5 Ns"5
on the Philippine question, says.
II am delighted with the Philippine Is
lands | have no doubt that little pu"h
---T energy this fail will crush out The
Aguinaldo insurrectiOn. OUT Of s,Oo1D
people I'm these Islands, ! do not thlph
that he has more than 1000 soldiers, anp
in a square hight, $500 Americans would
tear them TO pieces. AL than h necessary
10 crush them out at once II for the army
TO get at them and keep at them uuil
the work is done.
"The evil features Of these Islands haze
been exaggerated 10 our people. Their *.
tent is so great from north 20 south, arJ
the variation Of The altitude - such tbnl
there Is a great variety Ot climate az
variety OF productions Amerieens WI
find this an excellent field Tor thcir en-
ergios, and the wealth-pfOQuclng powers
OF the Islands. under American influence,
will be very great.
THE action OF some people in the
United states. In asserting mat the pso-
plo OF the Philippines ought 10 nave W
dependence, does "A great deal OF hdfh'
and assist AguinaldO IN maintaining the
insurrection. a. be publishes az asseI-
tions By Americans OF that character,
and tells his supporters thar n they hold
out until winter independence Will be
given them. II also has q bad effect IN
this. that the people who are disposed
10 be favorable 10 ~. and who desire
us TO govern the ISLANDS. fear % assert
themselves because thsy know that y
they should do so, aud the Americans
should abandon them. t5oy would,te Ia
great danger Of their lives, and In all
probability their property would Dc con-
fscated.
ron the 9Th OF September l had little
fight with the enemy az this point, but u
Gid not amount 20 much. although as Inn
pOrtant az some orhsr engagements which
have been dfgnified In the papers as
fights. I am sorry 60 say that much
which appears In the papers Of the United
States IL gross exasecfation. ] expect 10
be on hand for Congress. With hish re-
CARDS, etc"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
NORFOLK.
The Scorpion Sails for Pannmn-
Briefs.

The scorpion Sails for Panama
Briefs.
NORFOLK, VA. November 7.-(Speclal)
The converted yacht Scorpion sailed to-
day for Panama, having aboard fourteen
civil engineers. who are being sent out
by the Isthmian Canal Commission. Of
which Rear-Admiral j.. G.. Walker is
president, for the purpose Of making sur
veys for the proposed canal which IS 10
connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The engineers are mostly young men, and
compose what is known as the Darien
survey party.
The Scorpion will stop at Kingston, ia
maica, for coal, and from there is ex-
pected TO sail direct for Carthagena,
United States Of Colombia. where the en-
gineers will leave in two parties for their
work on the isthmus. Just how long they
will be away is uncertain. but IL seems
that they will not return within six
months, and may be gone for a much
longer time than that.
Mr.. Arthur c. Humphreys. who was
Spanish Nice-COnsul for Norfolk and
Newport News up TO the breaking out OF
the Spanish-American war, has been re-
appointed 10 that position. Such an ep-
pointment would usually come through
the Spanish Committeeman 20 this coun-
try. but I'm this instance II was made di-
rect by the Minister of Foreign Affairs at
Madrid. This distinction was due TO the
good offices Of Admiral Cervera and Cap
tain Concos Of the Spanish navy TO
whom Mr.. Humphreys was very cour-
teous when they were in Norfolk.
The Federal grand jury here 20 day re-
fused 10 indict John Loftin. the Norfolk
colored preacher, who Is now under ar
rest I'm North Carolina on the charge Of
passing counterfeit money. He was order
ed 10 be released
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Pastoral Relations Dissolved.

East Hanover Presbytery met in Grace
Street Presbyterian church yesterday
morning 10 consider dissolution Of the
pastoral relations between Rev. Dr. G. X.
HYDE and the Third Presbyterian church.
Dr. Hyde wss dismissed 10 unite with
the presbytery al Fort Worth. Tex, and
will preach his farewell sermon next Sun
day morning. Complimentary resolutions
were presented from his church, regret
ting his departure
Rev. DIR. II. H. Kerr proposed a resOlu-
ton expressing the sorrow of the presby-
terry at losing Or. HYDE and commencing
him 10 the brethren In Texas.
Rev. Charles y. Van H0uten was APP
pointed 10 preach in the Third Presby-
terrain church and declare the pulpit va
can't The date was LETT open, and VIII
be fixed 10 suit the convenience Of the
church.
An advisory committee was appointed
10 assist the church until the pulpit shall
nave been filled. consisting OF Rev. Or
II. p Kerr Rev. J. c. Stewart, and Mr.
r. ID. Kent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

modal the first OF the year Tor having
brought I'm the largest number Of re-
cruits Will have a big number of new
men 10 his credit Additions are being
made an the time.
The battery will turn out mounted in
the unveillng parade to-IorroW, and VIII
afterwards enjoy lunch al the armory.
BANQUET or COMPANY y.
Company u che Old D1uie.on GuardD
enjoyed an elegant banquet at New
FOrds last nlghl.
About sixty members ~ the COMPANY
were present and i4ip vaughan pc
sided. There were nc speeches.. thodth
a number Of the men. ag web as Captain
Vaughan, m2cf short talks. Nucn en- b
thusiasm war displayed. The Keystone
QuaPtette rendered number OF songs,
end several Of the men sang songs.
At meeting OF the company after me
banquet Mr.. +. c. Baptist wok elecE
first lieutenant OF the company, end VII
liam T. Crawford, son OF captain craw-
ford, OF Company A. was made second
lieutenant. .
COMPANY ID now has is full quota %
men. and IL Is expected that n viii be
mustered in by the first 81 next month.
Captain Crawford stated last night mo
Company A (the Graysl had sufhcien,
number OF men enrolled Tor muster 10.
and he expected II 10 enter the service IN
two or three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
GALA NIGHT FOR THE HowITZERs
Presentation of Medals. Inspection,
and Dnnce-CO. -. banquet.

II was a gala occasion al the HOwitZer
Armory last night. medals being presented
10 seventeen VI tho members. the COM
pany inspected by Captain Williams. and
officers and men winding up the evening
with a dance.
The medals were presented for attend
ance upon parades and drills. The pre-
sentaticn WAS made by Rev. James
Powers smith, lieutensnJ and chaplain II
the battery. They were received by the
Corporal r. A. Arnzen. Sergeant w. T.
Boiling. CorpoTals G. G. Barnes. W. w.
Barnes, T. +. Bell. and r.. W. Carter:
Sergeant c. l.. Epps. ex-Sergeant w ~.
w Mason. Lieutenant +. W Nnson.
Sergeant ]. r. POindexter, Privates IA. p.
Poindexter w l.. Tisdale NJ. G.. Terrell
r G Wynne. and Ben W Wilson, and
ex-Sergeant A. q. Worsham.
Second Lieutenant &. w. Mcfarland
was. presented a beautiful medal by MS
comrades az reward for twenty-thTes
years OF faithful service as a HowitEer.
After rhe inspection Captain Williams
INSPECTED the company and then there
VAS d drill The following promotions
were announced: Corporals q. l.. EpDa
and +. r. Bell 10 be sergeants.
Following the drill there MAS dance
the smooth door of the big armory
making an excellent ballroom floor.
There was large number OF ladies, apd
gentlemen among the spectators
The HOwtzers battery IL In fine condi-
ton now, and the man who receives a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Personals and nriefs.

Mr.. s. II. Cottrell. who has been quite
sick is now improving.
Mr. r.. w Watkins qualified in the
CITY Circuit Court yesterday TO practice
law.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Long, Of New York
are visiting Mrs. j. q. Luce, at EASTWOOD
on the James, Sabot.
Mrs. Frederick +. BULLOCK, OF Baltimore.
H. visiting her sister, Mr5. Howard j.
Herrick. at No. 1923 Floyd avenue.
The Henrico supervisors held a, session
az the county courthouse yesterday, Out
oniv transacted routine business.
81 Marks Episcopal church vestry met
on Monday night, but arrived at no de-
cision in regard to calling rector.
MIR. George w. Bradley Of Church Hill
Is reported as quite III az his residence.
He has the sympathy OF his frends.
Mr.. Gotleib Bowers is seriously i'll at
the home of his son-in-law, Policeman j..
y Robinson. 2SO2 east Marshall street.
Mrs Wilson G. Lamb. of williamson.
n r Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. How
ard ]. Herrick, al No. laps Floyd avenue.
DAINTY John Campbell, Of the Internal
Revenue Department, who has been quite
IN with malarial-feVer, vas much better
yesterday.
Mrs. John Ray, OF Martinsburg, mother
OF Mr.. c. f. Ray, of this city. was seized
with a paraiytic stroke yesterday MI
RAY left for Martinsburg last night
Mr.. Robert s. Christian, Jr., the south
ern salesman for j. ID. ~ X. 5. Christian
Company OF this city. has returned from
Florida, and is now visiting his FAMILY
here.
Mr.. ]. G. Hankins chief clerk In the
office of tho Secretary OF the Common
wealth, left Monday night for Halifax
county. his home, 10 vote FOR the Demo
cratic nominees.
Mr.. McI.ain peasants. Deputy Clerk OF
the United States Circuit Court, has sur
ferod severe injury to his back by the
breaking of a ladder, on which he was
standing 70 repair a bell.
Messrs. Louis Marchetti and Silvio Poll
left last evening for New York, whence
they sail on the French liner Campania
ON Saturday next for Lucca. They VIII be
absent about six months.
Rev. DR.. W. G. starr president Of Ran
dolph-Macon College, was In the city
Yesterday He says the matriculauon this
wear is IS per cent larger Than II has
been for the past ten years
The members OF Central Woman's
Christian Temperance Union are request
ed by the presiden 10 be present al the
regular weekly meeting this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock as very important Dusiless
viii come before The union.
Rev. j. r. Harrison, who - assisting
Rev. Mr. sullivan In meeting al YAK
Grove church. Manchester. this week,
will conduct the prsyer-meeting at I'M
manuel church tonight, and at the close
of the service the ordinance Of baptism
viii be administered
Mr.. W. 4. McComb and wife have re-
turned TO their home, near stanton, ar
ter worry pleasant visit TO Rev, and
At act nss...
sheet Rfr McCOmb j. prosperous
lgfr-sf and slockman, and came 20
Richmond 90 witness the launching and
,iher Incidents OF the civic carnNa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
RECTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. 4. 3. LiOyd-A Terrible Acct
dent.

AtfFs - = iiOse-A Terrible AcCi-
dent.
NORFOLK VA, November 7.-(spe-
c-i)-Rev A. l. Lloyd. rector Of ST.
Laka's Episcopal church has rendered
hs resignation % the yestry IN order to
accept ihe position Of general secretary
%. tae domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Episcopal Church, with
headquarters iu New York city lie has
declined several calls in recent years lie
has done phenomenal work at ST.
Lukes b, u being now one of the very
strongest parishes n Virginia. During
his fourteen years residence in Norfolk
De- has not only endoared himself to me
members az ST. Luke's and the Episcopal
denomination here bat is most highly
esteemed by churchmeu OF au sects II
is said that his salary as general secre-
tlry viii DE 5000 per year
urs Milton Ewell met with q shocking
accident in Brambleton this morning.
Will. walking mp Bramhleton avenue 10
l.r home she was struck by "a Norfolk.
N.reIui4 Beach and Southern railway en-
r.re ana had her right arm m0rgled UNI
or the wheels OF the locomotive. Mrs.
EVeu IFS said 10 have been unconscious
az ihe ucarncss OF the engine AT the time
rho started 10 cross the track, and when
called t1 bv the engineer became nervous
and unable to move before the locomo
tve struck her. She fell 20 the side Of
tra track. and in reaching out falling.
h.r arm went directly in front of the
.....Un
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
GETAWAY DAY Al AoUEDuoT.
banner Crowd Of Meeting-Sport
Well IN so Standard.

Wen III So standard.
NEW YORK. November This was
Getaway Day 40 Aqucduct and the last
cay of racing in the Metropolitan Dis
ict The banner crowd of the meeting
was on hand as The weather was per
fact and a good card had been provided.
Ihe sport was well up to- the standard.
First raco-about seven furlongs-Kin-
Iihnnlc q To % won. Gazoo Is TO and
to % second, Bu0oon IS 90 p third.
Time. 1.25 Is.
Second race-mile and sixteenth
Compensation Q6 90 5l won. Belle Of Troy
t. 10 j and evcD second Rare Perfume
q 90 ID third. Time. Jas 2-5.
Ihlfd race-nFe ana q hah iuilonss-.
Kitchener lcVcW won. tleAnghuysrn q
o. ] and Q to 80 second. Precursor 90 10 j.
inird Time. lQs So.
Fourth race-mile and siNteenth-War-
ut0u 0 90 ID won Charcntus (8 20 and
QUO second, Wait Not a % p third. Time.
nfth raco-fve and harf furiongs-
rejudlCc 10 90 ID won, MauWlla % TO
I'd even) second, Shoreham Oh 90 o
$780, Time 0s.
sixth Iacs-mile and seventy yards
amp Globe rs t0 ID Won. kaftaello 90 o.
and ouu second All Gold 20 10 - third
me- 1875 As.
QUEEN CITY TRACK.
CINCINNATI. o.. November 7--Results
at Newport.
First race-0ne mie-Fiesland 6 10 j.
won. Cathedral tcvcn) second, j.. j.. y.
C Co % third Time. las -.
second receive IuflOngs-Charlie
ID Brieu Is 20 % won ylCkful 90 10 - SEE
COMO. Stiles G 20 ID third. Time. 1903.
Third racc--mile and six furl0ngs- Kriss
Arlng.e 70 90 81 won. Bethlehem Star co
tl ID second Fatherland e % . third.
Time. 800 1-4
fouTth racc-h0ndicap one mie-Great
Land Qs 90 ID won, MolO q 90 - second.
LIuJa 90 to D. third. Time l:431-2
flfih race-siX furlOngs 90
CD ID won. Siidubia 90 TO ID second, Merry
Ily i6 to ~ third. Time, 1lG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Recention TO Young Men.

A rally and reception TO young men
will be held AT the Grace-Street Baptist
church tomorrow evening from TO 10
o'clock.
A delightful social evening Is promised.
The object Is 20 get the young men OF the
church together and have them spend an
evening IL social pleasure. Or. Hatcher,
congressman Lamb. and Or. Kerr Will
make addresses 20 the young men.
and Instrumental music. Light refresh
ments will be served. All Of the young
men OF the congregation are most cor
daily invited. II Is an honor and tribute
distinctly 10 the young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
nri.tol WI Ilonnr schley.

BRISTOL TENN. November 7-(spe-
c.l-The Bristol Board of Trade wired
Admiral schlcy az Birmingham this ar
f.Iuoun. proposing nn Informal Iecep-
f.u when be reaches this city en- route
go The Admiral replied as follows:
birmingham. Ala. November Z. lNs4
o. b. Peters. Secretary Board ~ Trade.
no the length oi stay viii allow IT, i
N.u De much honored 90 shake hands
v.fl an of YOU A thousand thanks for
I. compliment Nv. .. SCHLEN.'
Tho train will make "a stop Of twenty
minutes here. The Board of Trade has
appointed reception committee. and the
.p.i0l will amount 10 am ovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Our Stationery Department.

Our Stationery Department is fully sup
Piled with all the newest shades and tints
Of the celebrated makes OF WRITINGS.
FINE PAPERS AND TABLETS. These
we show in greater variety and az lower
prices than the same can be had else
where. We want you 90 examine these
goods. and see this is not an idle boast.
OUR SpECIAIA-Cropon and Nolum
Finish. Best-Stock. High-Grade Paper. m
three tnts; the new square shapes; a
much better quality than the usual SOC.
paper. our special price. IOc POUND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
THE ENJOYABLE Rainbow Fete.

Another night Of the enjoyable Rainbow
Eete M The First Regimental Armory ls
nast The bazaar. given for the benent
Of the Home for Incurables, began under lS,
favorsble auspices Monday night The
auguries for success are good.
which was greatly enjoyed by all the
spectators Dancing was also much en-
The old armory Is in gay colors' ana ana
looks festive enough for any one 10 eaten
81 nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Chief of Police shot.

HATTIEsBuRG. MISS. November l.
.Iohn II Bennett, Chief of Police OF Hat
.,or,h The travelling representative OF a
patent washing machine. Hollingsworth
wrote letters and made statement
charging Bennett with roboing him OF
81 400 worth Of checks. and when the two
men mel Bennett demanded a retracuon.
Uollingsworth refused. and Bennett
struck him with hts fist. Hollingsworth
drew his pistol and fred Ave shots, three
of which took effect I'm BENEFITS stomach
and chest. The tragedy caused wild ex-
element. and the murderer had 10 be
hurried 10 Meridian TO prevent a moD
fros., lrnahiDg him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
|Pernberton, Cordes & Mosby.
OUR ART AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
New Goods. Prices.
New Goods.
Fancy Goods.

New ideas In Cast Brass. These are all
new, and all 1i-carat gold-plated, anc
will not tsrnish. Unique shapes In Clocks
Candelabra. Frames. InkstaDds. Mirrors,
etc. in both Jewelled, enamelled, and
FURNISHED. PRICES, 81. 80, 81. $3.50, TO
s.. 30 EACH.
Hammered Brass Jardinieres and I'M
brella Receivers, antique designs In a
special Lacquered Ware, that does not
turn or tarnish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Lowest Prices.
Cushion Tops.

The newest and most advanced IDEAS.
hangings. very effective patterns and coll
orlngs. 81 80 TO siD5 EACH
Turkish Velour. I'm dull Turkish coior'
ings. "a 80 EACH
Figured and Pictured Tapestry cush-
ion-Tops various sizes. new ana exc.u-
sive patterns and colorings. 80, 90. oo'',
81, AND 81 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Hoiei-Keerer .ResuIated., :,

or more masked Regulators" entered the
Arthur Hotel, the leading hostelry tSre,
after midnight last night. took John u.
Robinson, the landlord. ovt OF bed. led
him IN his night clothes 10 the cemetery.
and whipped him. lie was allowed 20 re-
turn 60 the hotel. on his promise 10 leave
Liberty within fifteen days. comr'aint
had been made that the hotel had become
disreDutaDle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
East India Art Squares.

Antique and Artistic Cachihu. hand
printed, for table and pillows, light and
dark colorings. o5c. EACH.
Cutz. India, and Turkish Embroidered
Iambrequins and Pillow-Tops. with flint
glass decorations. Lambrequins. ranging
in price from $3.50 TO $50. Cushion
Tons Z. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

CHARLOTPEsvIfI1S. VA, November
7.-fSpecial) -Amons those who heard Or,
Strickier preach here were Captaip II.
J. Hancock OF "Ellerslie. who was
and whom he had not seen for thirty
seven years, and Captain II. clay Niche.
OF "The Meadows" with whom he wac
An prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

RALEIGH. n. g., November AT OK
i'il N O.. to-day HOrner School defeat
q. lhe University of North Carolina re-
fe team in "a beautiful game Of foot
.'l bt lhe score of u 90 G. kenna kick
"-yaTI Ine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

."lrHEVILLE. VA. November T.
eaDat. AT Max Meadows to-day james
a'hn. and james Hudson engaged in a
i-Hi during which Robert Atkins. son
.he .ormcr, struck Hudson in The head
'h stone crushing his skull. IL Is
i.fai that he will die Adkins IL IN JAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
,n 1n,rartnnt nlncrcncc.

70 r'
think ihcV tf4s ~"
ffiq.e1 .rAh tn- ifni NE
system simply needs c'ears.ng Il 10
bring comfort hOme a. their hearts. ~
"A eostive condition Ii easily cured by
using Syrup OF Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only
ana sold by all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
JapaneSe Embroidery.

Very handsome. and very much sought
after. embroidered exquisitely in gold:
Cushion-Tops, Mantei Draperles. and
scarfs. PRICES, sis5. 81. $3.50, TO
SI25O EACH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08

'etANAs' VENEZUELA. November
VIC Colombian boundary report that ihe
49,. Non in That republic Is progressing.
Ca,.,' ~.2 ftNolutiOnists have occupied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Silk and Cotton Printed
! Art VelOurS,

New and artistic designs and colorings
very desirable for draperies, pOrtleries.
cOsey-corner hangings, piano and mantel
lambrequns. cushion and table-tops
Prices Of Cotton NelOurs. "a. 10. s5c.,
AND 81.
Prices OF Silk Velours. 81, $3.50, 50.
AND So, 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Cords and FringeS.

An immense assortment; full line ot
colors to match almost all shades. Special
orders taken for any special Fringe or
Cord 10 be made 10 order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
ut.bmopders In New York.

NEW YORK. November z-lspeciai.l-.
r. Mitteidorfer and wife, Albert; ~.
Marks. Bay State; II. Henshaw. Miss.s
Henshaw Everett; c. T.. Pates and Vile.
Marlborough; l. H. Kaufman, Cadillac;
n Il Roberts MuHay Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
DraperY Silks.

Drapery Satins. new and handsome de-
signs and colOrings. $3.50.
Drapery silks Oriental and Turkish
patterns and colOrings, 80, 75c. AND 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
0pera-GlaSSeS.

The celebrated make. Automatic &
I.emair. In different sizes. All kinds. from
the plain black case to the finest inlaic
pearl. PRICES, $3.50. $3.50, -. AMI
xIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Art DraperieS.

An immense showing. but only of the
new styles that are most popular and
hard TO get. YOu will find our. stock OF
these just simply immense, and at most
pODular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
Art Ceramics, BriC-a-Bra
and Oriental China.

our own importation OF High-Grade Art
Novelties I'm the celebrated kOZan, kishu,
Hirtida-Bue, KagO-Greem Aryiri. lml-
rari. Quini. Noragl Satsuma and kiOta,
In Urns, Jardnieres. Jardinieres and Pc
destals. Vases Umbrella Receivers, and
Tea-Jars. PRICES, 81, $50, ~, TO
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