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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

think OF the prices moment. They
are the lowest ever made and really less
than the duties you would have to pay
when importing the goods.
39c. AND $50, REGULAR 7Sc. TO S8c.
For the very finest French Novelty
Ribbons in plain colors and combina-
tons, TO 81, inches wide.
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China Store RaritieS.


lrom$
9Sc and $l2s The $4es and
and Red $3.50; reduced
rom$l
With $500.
Regular locks Reguar $3.75
gularS clocks
some goodba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

: days, black without doubt holds sway in
emily popular. -
$l,2S FOR $500 QUALITY-47-inch
Lustrous Mohair French Crepons, in
rich, effective designs.
$l.e8 FOR $3.50 AND $500 QUAIL
ITlES-48-inch French Silk Surface
Crepons, the richest goods imported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

n the world OF fashion and yet offered for
much under the market
Sutings, in full line OF plain colors,
thoroughly sponged and shrunk.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 7Sc.-46.inch
Pure Worsted Coating Serge, all the
fashionable solid colors.
AT SOC. INSTEAD OF 85c.-56-nch, All
Wool, tailor-made, homespun Suitings,
in all the stylish mixtures.
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frtderirk Iorser & CO.
alroohlun advertisements.
in Morris Chairs.
An Improvement

This the work of another genius who has evidently had making
will
eakpoints it'll asany.
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Black Dress Goods.

Second Floor New Building,
In spite Of the passion for color tines
the world OF fashion, and these are permaI
75c. FOR $l.OO QUALITlES-4O.i nch
Mohair Crepons, rich effects in large
and small designs.
Csc. FOR $l.25 QUALlTY-46-inch
Atwood French Venetian Cloth, heavy
weight and perfect black.
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the ordinary; the handkerchiefs speak for
AT &c. INSTEAD OF l2Hc.-Women'
plain hemsttched Handkerchiefs, every
thread pure linen, &c. each, or 9Oc.
dozen instead OF $l.50.
AT SC. EACH-Misses' Handkerchiefs,
every thread pure linen, SC. each.
AT Sc. EACH INSTEAD OF lOc.-A
lot OF excellent-for-the-money, Initial
Handkerchefs for women.
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A Flutter in Ribbon Prices.
sc. to SIC, Instead of fOc. to $50.

Sc TO Csc, REGULAR lOc. TO sSc.-
A large lot OF loom ends and remnants
TALL good, thought, plain and MORE
Taifeta and fancy, to inches wide.
Sc. to | Sc, REGULAR zoe. TO Soc
These are fine quality satn.back velvet
Ribbons, colors only. Inch, Sc. yard;
l'.-inch, 7c. yard; i..inch, lOc. yard;
2.inch, | &c. yard; 2H-inch, l5c. Just
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Underwear Less Than Makers Prices.

lge. All sizes don't come out OF the same
around the waist and right length Of leg,
AT Acc. INSTEAD OF 7sc.-Women's
extra heavy Shaped White Ribbed
Merino Vests, long and short sleeves,
with Drawers to match, sizes 4 to +.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF Sl.50-Men's
extra heavy natural wool faced, fleeced
lined Shirts, with ribbed bottom and
long sleeves, with Drawers TO match,
sizes, shirts "a to a., drawers 30 to
A.
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Bureaus at Reduced Prices.


shapes with the character OF different
INSTEAD OF Sl40o2
INSTEAD $23o0Oak
INSTEAD S270oHandsme
ront,F enhp m
INSTEAD OF So OOQuarte
beve
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COlOred Dress Goods.

TTV'T WV 'TTTT''T'N7
The ones that hold a prominent place
your particular benefit tomorrow at prices
AT 3ec. INSTEAD OF 4ec.-4O.inch
All Wool Chevot Suitings, in all the
leading plain colors.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 6ec.-4 2'inch
Imported and Novelty Suitings in rich
two color Mixtures.
AT 49c.-36-inck ATWOOD Cloth Plaids,
stylish Cancels Hair finish
AT 49c.-37-inch ATWOOD Estamene
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for, with especially low prices tomorrow.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF 35c.-Women's
extra quality Shaped Ribbed Cotton
Vests, high neck, long and short sleeves,
with French band Drawers TO match,
sizes 3 TO &.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF 6oc. TO 75c.--
Children's extra fine quality Natural
Merino Shirts, self fronts, pearl but
tons and long sleeves, with Pantalettes
and Drawers to match, sizes "a to "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Sheets.
Pillow Cases
and MuSlinS.

York Mills Muslin, the very best wear
ngmuslin made; sizes are 45x36 inches.
AT 3ec. INSTEAD OF 49c.-Sheets OF
unbleached muslin, good, heavy quality,
2i.X2is yards.
AT 4I,c. YARD-A new lot OF muslin, un-
bleached-yard wide, too.
AT &c. INSTEAD OF Sc.-This is a good
quality of bleached muslin one yard
wide; and some yard wide White Cambria
muslin of the SC. quality, at same price,
&c.
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Significant Silk Offers.


INSTEAD
stt-black
n
styles light medium and dark combinations None worth
Silk
o
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Handkerchief at Out .Of.the- Ordinary Prices

Indeed, something very much out OF
themselves.
AT l2Lc. EACH INSTEAD OF lie.
AND 25c.-A splendid lot OF Women's
Swiss and hand embroidered Handker-
chiefs, l21!c. each, or S / so per dozen,
instead of So 90 and $500 per dozen.
AT &c. EACH INSTEAD OF l5c.-
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs, every
thread pure linen, perfect goods, &c.
each, Sl.OO per dozen; regular price,
Sl.5O dozen.
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Useful for
the Baby

floor, rear.
AT 4ec. INSTEAD OF 7ec.-Pretty and
Dainty Faille Silk Caps In white, light
blue, pink and cardinal; plain French
style trimmed with fur,
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 9Sc.-Eiderdow
Caps in cardinal, light blue, pink and
cream; fur trimmed.
AT l9c. INSTEAD OF 29c.-lnfants'
Ribbed Undershirts, finished with silk
stitching, s sizes.
AT 4ec. INSTEAD OF 75c.-Cambrc
and Nainsook Dresses, tucked yoke with
embroidered ruftleS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
A Special Sale
Toilet Articles.

X q
N'' 'e"''' V Tooth Powder,
tcr can, SC.
Almond Meal, s ounce jar, lec.
Bay Rum, 8 ounce bottle, &c.
Cold Cream, per jar, Sc.
violet Ammonia, y ounce bottles, 7c.
Pumce Stone, per box, &c.
lIncture Benzoin, 2 ounce bottles, lOc.
IlYcerirc, , ounce BOTTLES, SC.
Petroleum Jelly, large jar, &c.
Sea Salt, in wooden box, SC.
smelling Salts, lOc.
tarina Cologne, ounce bottles, &c.
Violet Water, ounce bottles, SC.
Extracts, all odors, i ounce bottles,
l0c.
Camphor Ice, in tin box, SC.
Leg Shampoo, DC. a jar.
Per'umed Tacum powder, &c.
Florida Water, &C.
}oraX, f. pound package, &C.
Absorbent Gotten, 4c. package.
An assorted lot OF imported Tooth
Brushes, all pure bristes, at SC. instead
OF lOc, and l5c.
An assorted lot OF Nail and Tooth
BUSHES at Zoe. instead OF SC. TO 2Sc.
HAIR Brushes, all pure bristles, 7c.
instead OF Csc.
Pure White CASTLE Soap, in 2 pound
bars, l2c.
K'rEs Dairy Queen Soap, ) large cakes
IN box, &c. box.
Vio!ctte Soap, nicely perfumed, } cakes
IN box, Zoe. box.
Here are couple OF
nNlOng tne items to call your az
StatjOnerV- tention TO our fu lily
' equipped Stationery
Nore' were prepared to supply you with
SesSsTy'hIng for your writing desk, library,
Office, school.
AT Sc. INSTEAD OF 25c.-Imported
lima lnkstands, very pretty.
NJ l5c. TO $4.OO-Everything in diaries
ioor 1900. Calendars at lOc. up and
Christmas Cards from lc. up.
CIeaninr It's unnecessary TO throw
uh,hS garment or piece OF fabric
dnu away because it's soiled or
pyeihg. dye an article so that il will
serve the purpose of new. We have our
gSn process which prevents shrinkage.
or wool.
me Blankets and Curtains we clean
W hand look like new.
An dyes and raw materials have very
much advanced in cost, but we continue
@sNe you the benefit OF our former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Art Embroidery
Snnnnl IlaNr

every nook and corner in this department.
Now is good time TO investigate for the
future as we'll as present.
Renaissance Lunch Cloths, 45-inch,
s4-inch and 62.inch squares, from $7.9S
to s $50 instead Of $l6.25 to $3l.7S.
Round and Squares, 34.inch, with plain
and medallion centre from 81. 80 to $5.eS
instead Of $9.75 TO Sl4 90.
Scarfs with linen centre 22x72 and
22Xe0 at $649 to SS.98 instead OF
$l3.l9 TO $lS.75.
All Renaissance Scarfs, 2ox6o, from,
$2.49 to So. so instead Of 50. rs to$4. so.
Renaissance Doylies, linen centre, from
35c. to Csc. each instead OF 79c. to
So 20 each.
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S2.95 for $3.50
Shoes.

dull finished, kid top, patent leather,
foxed button Shoes, broad extension
soes, full round toes and military heels,
hand -scwed welt. Full OF excellent char.
acter and finish. A goodly lot OF tho best
sizes left.
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Jackets, CapeS and Dress Skirts.
Some Very Rare Prices.

offered
o all the benefit Tomorrow
English Chevot Cloth we'll tailored
stitched lined with tailor
Cloth
flare collar 80
AT SiS2s INSTEAD OF s22 Cape
tandb
Cheviot Cloth Skirt habit back
inedw binding
pcane finished
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Extra Wide VelyetS at Half.

sell
81 and 81 inches wide
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Boys Kilt Suits
at $2.79
Instead of So. 40.

blue, brown and cardinal, with SIN point
sailor collars, beautifully trimmed with
five rows silk soutasch in contrasting
colors, sizes 2, 2 and 3 years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Opera Glasses
and
LOrgnetteS.

are only some of them:
Pearl Opera Glasses, La Refine make,
in three sizes, S5.75. S6.25 and S6.75.
Imported leather chatelane Spectacle
Cases, plain and decorated, 2Sc., acc.
and 400.
Sterling silver Lorgnettes in rose gold,
gray, gun metal, satin and Roman finish
at S4.4S, $3.50, S5.eS and $3.50; and
a large assortment of real tortoise shell
inlaid with gold
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prices. Styles enough to suit all tastes,
Uncommon.
corded yoke back and front, with stock
collar.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.sO-All-wool
flannel Waists in black, cardinal and
navy, bias, corded front, and some very
pretty things OF exceptional value, as
sorted colors, deliberately trimmed with
braid, at ST .9S, $3.50 and SOS.
AT $2.98 INSTEAD OF $3.98-Fine
French flannel Waists in all the leading
colorings, full front, pleated back.
AT $3.98-Still finer French flannel
Waists in light blue, pink, cream, hello
trope, cardinal and royal blue, including
the celebrated King make.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Good Carpets Cheap.
And a Word About Them.


The chief
Now generally the this time of the for
YARD INSTEAD OF Si2525O Rolls of
Tor IS
Brussels the regular ST. IS and 81 so qualities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Popular Furs at Popular Prices.

popular
with
from selected skins Garment contains
dobehreasd % inches long,
PERSIAN LAMB JACKET from choice selected skins The model
all
its earing
n(irayKr
oareues
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Innings
Below Cost.

serviceabIe, our regular Toe. quality, at
&c. yard.
AT ice. INSTEAD OF SEA- small
quantity OF Black Hair Cloth, shrunk
ready for use, "a inches wide, regular
32c. quality, at lec. yard.
AT 25c.-The donna waterproof facing in
black and colors shaped to fit the skirt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Rugs from the Orient.


why
profit? We buy Rugs do other and add the small profits
But themselves from the hundreds and hundreds
o such
they lots follows:
oil
pile only yards, S3.eS each?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Mems Bath Robes and House Coats
at Extraordinary Prices.

others al least a third off the usual. All
Robes and Smoking Jackets. The reason
st seasons patterns. 1t is true, however,
inkled through the lot, but can any one
Try. These are the prices:
AT s.. i5--Mcn's House Coats OF Eng
lish plaids and checks, satin bound and
silk frogs, were $3.50 and $500
AT S3.75-Men's English plaid and
fancy plaid back cloth House Goats,
we're $500 and $3.50.
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New Fancy
Shirts at $500.

which we put on sale tomorrow for the
first time. Better have look at them.
All sizes, l31. to II inch, cuffs attached
or detached.
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Many Of these are at half prices and iii
OF them ar: splendid goods, including Batf
of the low prices i because the goods are
that some OF this seasons patterns are So
pick out the 1899 from the 1898 styles?
AT S2.95-Mcn's blanket and ederdown
Bath Robes, sizes IS TO "A breast
measure, regular worth up TO $3.50.
AT S375-Men's fancy eiderdown Bath
Robes, we're $500, $3.50, $500,
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LaCeS
at
Half.

at &C., Zoe, &c., lec., csc. 3sc. and
4ec. per yard instead of &C. TO Sl.2s.
AT Acc. TOSl 40 INSTEAD OF csc. TO
$2.eS-All-over Nets, in black, white,
natural and butter shades, in various
makes suitable for dresses. lists,
sleeves, &C., at +ec., 6ec., y ST. rs
and $l.+e per yard; regular pri--5 Csc.
to $2.9S.
AT 4ec. TO csc. INSTEAD OF csc. TO
S2.50-Fancy Silk All.Ovcrs for even.
ing wear, woven, embroidered, plated
and shirred effects, in black, white and
colors, al 4ec., 7Sc. and csc. per yard
instead of csc. 10 $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
COlOred PetticOatS
and Wrappers.

after the most becoming and most COM
Portable patterns.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $l.5O-Fine
quality of Coutrele Pctticoats, desira-
Bile colorings, deep flounce, braided.
AT $l.9S AND So lots of
Fine Mercerzed and Sateen Petticoats,
AT S5.eS INSTEAD OF $s.5o-Fine
Quality Of Silk Petticoats made umbrel-
la shape, finished with four ruffes on
deep flouncc, in all the leading coors.
AT $7.e8--A Choice Lot OF Fine Taifeta
Silk Petticoats in black; also in hand
some shaded silks, made with deep,
fancy graduated flounce and dust rufflc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
The Useful and
Novel in Leather.

pocket, Acc.
Pig Skin Combination Pocket Books
Calf Skin, Leather lined, Sterling Silver
Rose Gold finish corners; also Monke,
Skin and genuine Alligator in all new
shades; Calf Skin, leather lined, mounted
with four Sterling Silver Corners, atSl.3e
2i-inch Leather Suit Cases, iieh,
weight, strong brass lock and catches
S3.4q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Silk and Flannel Waists.
New and Pretty at Under Prices.

Here are a number OF the best fashion
many cases almost half the regular selling
and vet unusual enough to be distinct and
AT S3.eS INSTEAD OF $500 AND
S6.OO-3OO silk Waists, handsome
plain colors, helotrope, royal pink,
automobile, cerise and light blue. Stylish
stripes, light blue, pink, automobile,
cardinal, heliotrope and royal. both
styles, bias corded front, dress waist
sleeve.
ATS2.eS INSTEAD OF S4.oO-75 only
of good black taffetas silk Waists, front
and back corded, dress waist sleeve.
AT S5.9S INSTEAD OF So. 5O-Taffeta
silk Waists, made dress waist styles, in
yellow, light blue, pink, helotrope and
royal blue, full front, corded, white
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Blankets and
COmf0rtableS
at Comfortable
prices

second Floor New building. prices Of to-day
for them, but YOU always get the benefit.
SINGLE BED SlZE-White Wool
Blankets, made on cotton warp, of course,
at Sl.4s, Sl.Se, S2.25, S3.25 and
Sale pair.
DOUBLE BED SHELVING Wool
Blankets, same as above, al SOS,
$3.50 and S4.6e pair.
ALL WOoL-Very fine large. size
COTTON Blankets, white, medium
heavy large size at Sl.l9 pair.
COMFORTABLES filled with pure white
cotton, Si.l5, Sl.7e and Sl.eS each.
DOWN QUILTS, an exceptionally good,
well.made lot, at $3.50 each.
Table Linen, near aha ar hsSd and o 'S
Towels and store is all ready now
TOwelling. IS, stock feP o' Household EOIi
linens with the most spotless fabrics
AT 45c. INSTEAD OF 5ec.-TABLE
LlNEN-Cream Damask, Pure Linen,
SO inches wide.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF 75c-Very Heavy
and Extra Wide Unbleached Damask.
AT 43c. and soc. INSTEAD OF $50
and 6ec.--Bleached Table Linen, 10
inches wide.
NAPKlNS-23 inches square, 81 40 a
dozen instead of Sis; 20 inches
square, better quality Sl.Ss instead OF
S2.2S.
Huckaback Towels, hcmstitched, lec.
each; regular Csc. quality. Damask,
Ice. each, regular 2Sc. quality.
Unbleached Kitchen Towc!ing, &c. yard
instead OF lc.
OUTING FLANNEL-Fine fleeced, in
nlaidS a nd 6 Grimes N & e In 80 "a of Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
CSC. for S1.4O
Mems and Youths
Hats.

feIt, sizes up TO y but NOT all sizes in
either style. Also the new Crush Fedora
Hats for youths and boys, with jraw edge
brims, fine fur felt, in pearl, brown, blue
and maple, sizes 6ns to ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
Children'S Refers and Jackets.
Very Cheap for Tomorrow.

Refers quality
Others with effect handsomely braided Cape lined with satin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

AT ei5c. EACH
A LOT OF p il W
Cases made Of rem
nents OF Wamsutta,
Pequot and n c W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

AT SC. TO 4ec. INSTEAD
OF l2iic. TO Sl.25-Point
Gaze, Chantilly, Applique, &C.,
in sets, also washable Laces in
white, ivory and buffer shades.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

Tomorrow the Baby
Store adds another chap
ter to its history of inter-
est for mothers. Second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

A holiday look
is already COM
mencing TO tint
with allurement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

Made from
fin e, heavy,
Atwood flan-
mel in n a V V
a n d c a d ct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

These are tho
remaining sizes
OF our regular
81. so women's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12

These Blankets
were bought be.
fore the general
advance in wool.
We would be iusti-
fled in getting the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Misses Cook of Roanoke, VINO
have been the guests Of Mrs. Doyle, on
Thirty-fifth street, have returned horne.
Mrs X. j. Parsons. of Cape Charles,
who has been Visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. ]. Savage. on Twenty fifth
street, has returned home
The Virginia Lodge, No. 1875. I. o. Is.
A., Will give an entertainment and mop
ali 'Heyner's Hall tonight The en-
icrtaiEmcnt is given only 20 the mem
bcrs and their friends and Il pleasant
evening is anticipated.
Mr. John Insles has returned from
visit Or several weeks to his home nea-
ltadlord, Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-28
AN INSPIRING SITUATION.
FOUND LAST NIGHT IN DARKEST
AFRICA.
Sacred Bymns, The Jingle OF = Ear Room
Piano and Justice to- Alleged
LawbreakeIs.

Down the devious highways through
darkest Africa, unto the confines OF
Bloodtield. Il reporter for the Daily
Press last night biked his way uncer-
tainly through the shadows and mud
holes that gathered thick about his
painful pathway.
The situation that confronted him at
his journeys end was an inspiring one.
At the head of the Avenue Il: a church,
a congregation was singing Gospel
hymns. Just across the 1avine in Sam
Halls joint. so-caled men and women
made merry in their own peculiar cash
ion the strains Of the rickety piano
and the coarse laughter that greeted
each fresh preparation Of vulsarity
mnslinS strangely With the melody
that went up 70 heaven from the littt,
church across the way.
Just beyond. behind Il barber shop
in a den ten feet by seven. Magistrate
Charlie Robinson. colored in his own
original fashion, was dealing out jus
tice to alleged gamblers and violators
Of the Liquor laws.
At that particular time. one Robert
Brown a denizen of ivy Avenue. was
on trial charged with running a gamb-
ling house. At that time. tee Attorney
an imrassoned speech. The tenor !, f
which was that the magistrate should
quash the warrant against Robert i
he did not want to prove himself "A
isnoramus SO far as the laws Of tn.
land were concerned He argued thas
the raid was made at an early hour III
the morning. tbetween 80 and -.
o'clock. at Il time when Browns pla &c
was closed. and that tilal efore. tn"
place was d private place. and the war
rant specifying a public gaming house
could not apply to Bob. nn,withstanu-
ing the nine men who We're captured
by the police as they stood with fas-
cinated interest around Bo,'s crap ta-
bic
When Arlington had concluded his
ingenious and really able argument. thn
magistrate reviewed the sane succinct-
~ and charit;nby. ovcrrullng the mo-
ton 70 quash and ordering that the
trial proceed. which it did to the enl
that Robert was fined $3.50 and put un-
der bond Of $500 for twelve months to
keep the peace.
OF course, an appeal was taken
In this court yesterday the following
cases We're also disposed Of:
Phil Brown, charged with selling
whiskey on Sunday, dis, harged fol,
want of sufficient evidence
Frank Hall, charged with selling
Whiskey on Sunday: fined SD and costs.
and put under bond Of s5G for three
months to keep the peace.
The case Of Cornelius Harris. charg-
90 With renting Il place for gaming
purposes, Will come UP this afternoon
at ! o'clock.
DICK Aiken will have a hearing some
time today, also he is charged with
selling liquor on Sunday and also With
running gaming house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-28
'TfIY1 JOINT SMOKER
To bo Given by the Central Lab n Uni"n
Tonight.

The joint smoker Of Tie Central
Labor Union To be he'd at Moss Hall
this evening, converting ut s O'clock.
will be attended by ali members OF
organized labor who are in good stand
ing and all those who have received
tickets from the committee. Follow
ing is an incimplete program Of cxer-
CiScS:
Address Of welcome. by the president
Of the Central Labor Union: violin solo,
by Prof. Anderson; snEG. BY Steve
Johnson; selections BY the Butter
Union Mandolin Club: song by Harry
Ainslee; recitation BY ". J Herman
slight Of hand and spiritualistic work
by l.. Il. Amcrman; comic songs BY w.
&. Kelley; clog dancing by Robert
Forbes.
In addition to the above the commit
tee has been promised the services Of
three members of the Norfolk Central
Labor Union. whom they expect VII
be present and will dclive" addresses
Tho following LIST Of articles left over
from Labor DAY viii be tilted:
One box OF cigars donated by Holt
man Bros: one box Of cigars ana one
bottl. OF Cngnac brandy. donated BY
Harry Westcutt: one key Of beer do
mated by NJ. J. Hickey: one nam, donai-
cd by G. c. Robinson: one ham donat-
Cd BY G. G. Wood: four bottles Of wine
ard one bottle Of champagne. BY ID. 2.
Ashby: one box Of cigars b. Felix I;pr-
dnEave: one box of cigars by r. w.
Dyson; one bottle OF whskcy by w. G.
Kelley: one bottle Of whisi;,.y by T. @,
Barrett: Gne key of beer by John Ma,
gee; one box of cigars and one bottle Of
whiskcy. by 'R. j. Mackey: one bottle
Of wine by the Standard Wine and
Liquor Company: one barrel Of beer,
by tn" Pabst Brewing Co. enc box Of
cigars by the Newport News Cigar Co ;
+. ). Janey. Two boxes Of cigars; one
box Of cigars by John Mckcwon.
There is also a beautiful picture IL be
aucti1ncd off. which Vas donated by
&. Morton & 90. The bread to BE used
y the occasion is the gift 81 the New
port News Bakery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-28
AT THE PIER.
Some OF The Big Ve.s-l. That Are Lnadi nc
Thars for EOrei0n 4 IiuXa

Among the vessels at the piers load
ing yesterday were the following:
At No. 2-'Fhe big steel barge Arayon
and the four-nmsted schooner v
Wallace Ward of New Haven, taking
on coal
At No. THE four-masicl schooner,
William r. Palmer and the wha!cbark
steamer City Of Everett, loading coal.
At No 4-Thc Chesapeake and Ohio
chartered ship knight EIrrlnt which
has general cargo and 10000 bushels or
corn aboard. and will carry out a car
go Of just forty tons less than the Rap
dan.
At No. 5-The Samoa. chartered By
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the
steamer Storfond. loading grain