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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
LLABILTTIES S514,OGo.
GoSeph W. RoaenthaI, of Rochester, Files n
Petition in Bankruptcy.

RoozEsrER. N Y. Oct. 7.-Joseph W.
Rosenthal OF this city, formerly member OF
she firm Of j. ". Rosenthal & Co. to-day filed
tho bigges petition in bankruptcy that has been
recorded in this county since the law
went into effect His liabilities are S4l4
Do9. 40 Tho Arm OF ]. W. Rosen thai &
Co. failed Oct g. 1884. the property
being conveyed by general assignment to Lou s
Griesheimer Of this city, for tho benefit of cred
stora A small percentage on the dollar was paid
the creditors The individual liabilities m-n.
toned by Mr. Rosenthnl were contracted by him
ms member Of tho firm OF Rosenthal q
Kerngood. in Baltimore In 1884, Mr..
RosenthL assumed the liabilities OF the
hrm land In that Same year. made an assign men,
for the benefit OF creditors. also TO Louis Cries
heimor. The creditors are nearly all bushes.
Arms in New York city. Mr.. Rosenthal says in
his petition that his only asset is $3.50 gold
watch, which " exempt under the statute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
No Sunday for Post once Clerks.

The clerks in tho Post Once are beginning to
complain about tho largo amount OF work they
are being forced to do without extra pay. FIR
Tho past two weeks the amount OF mail turned
Into tho Post Once has broken all records Last
night the order waS made that all the men who
would ordinarily be Cd duty to day should report
tor work 81 tho usual time and in this way an
effort will he made 10 catch up Over 800 clerks
will be foroei to give up their holiday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Steamboats,.
Boston and New England Points,

FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall
Riyer-LeAye Pier 10. r., foot OF Warren ct, week.
days and sundays. at 90 p. NJ. Steamers PRIS-
ClLLA and PURITAN Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE via Proyidsnce-LeayO
atL:oO ", Steamers RHODE ISLAND and Pill
GRIM. or hes ira on each.
NOMINATION LINE via Btonington-LaAye
Pier III. \. r., foot of Spring st.. weekdays only at
bi0oP SteAmera MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE, via New London-Leavs Pier
80, H. r. foot of Surfing st.. weekdays only, at 80
Y M STEAMERS CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
REGENTS EXAMINATIONS.

Because of the large registration OF Students dur
ing the month OF September for the Fall term
which began October I'd, 1893. We have been COM
PEELED. for the fourth time within tho past four
years, to enlarge our quarters.
The new rooms in the sans building. will be
ready for occupancy about October 2Oth. 1879.
For catalogue, containing information OF special
importance to students. address
SECRETARY SESFTNER SCHOOL, Ia Aston Place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Wauttd-Ffmalts.

WANTED-Operators and flnishers;
only those accustomed to first class
work need apply. Cloak and suit altera-
ton dept, 5th floor. FRED'K LOESER
& CO., Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Excursions.
"N"f"'NFN'
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES

The fast deep water stei I'm err IiLO OK ISTSSD
VIII attend each race between the COLUMBIA and
bHAMhoCh. Capacity, 1900 passengers: strictly
mteu 70 800. Her spacious deck, and limitel
view the races. H'''' I"
Ship will sail at A. NJ. from Pier Of new, N. n.
foot OF Watts ~. adjoining D,sbrosses St Ferry '
~ nitE TWO DOLLARS EACH RACE.
Tickets are now on sale AZ newsstands nf prncipai
hotels Il any tickets remain uusoii they can he
purchased at dock; Journals Main OMce i2af
Broadway; 25u West l26th Street 3il Washinvton
Street, Brooklyn; Mclri es. 1 and 8iG WWav' surs
bruRs, 204 b way, or at a. Union suuhre wy
Telephone 81 SO 18th Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

THE FURNITURE. &C.. will be sold Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Oct. 12th. 18th and 1+th.
commencing each day at P. N.
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The List of Rsferses,
Gases.

Ths following IL . list of the referees sppoin tee
In eASeS In the supreme COURT last week
BIZ justice CiieKcrich.
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aaents Atanttd.

SALEeMEN for all lines Of business Splendid sido
- Lnes to sell our Calendars, $50 different styles.
newest. latest pntternsi Just the thing customers
want; thirty per cent. commission. Many OF our
men give their entire time to our line and make from
S75 to sl2b every week, guaranteed best side line
ever offered. Write promptly. with references.
AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., Cincinnati, o.
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Mrdiea!.


A TTENTION.-OLD DIR. GRINDLE. GRADUATE
"a UNIVERSITY oF The CITY or NhW iokks
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. b YEARS A SPECIALIST
IN DISEASES OF MEN OLD Dh. GRIND has
been longer ostabl she'd and has had moro Experience
than any other advertising physician; cIty papers
prove this. Under hls scientific treatment blood and
skin diseases pain in bones red spots sore throai
and mouth. ulcers. painful dwellings, kidney aud
bladder complaints, scaldlnS Inflammation, gravel.
undcyelOped organs, weak back lost vitality are
speedily, permanently cured. Men about TO marry
should consult OLD DIR. GltlSDLE. Every impcdi'
meut removed sufferers. do not waste time visit
in , less skilful physirIan-. Remember. OLD DIR.
GRINDLE never failH. OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS 40
III West 18th IT.. between 9th aud 7th avs. ADVICE
free. NJ .dlcino 81. Hours, - TO -; sundays, toH.
Old DIR. GREY, 40 years "a specialist IN
diseases of men only. QnlCkCat permanent cure
guaranteed in all the diseases peculiar t. bopd
poison, SKIN diseases, kidney and bladder trouble;
weakness, nervous debility, errors OF youth hai
dreams, undeNeloprd organs, impedlmcnts to mar
Tiagc &c. Consult old DR.. Grey first he IL the OFT
eat estNbl shed and tho Longest III practice If any
specialist IN the city. Once over 80 years at l2D
East nth ST.. near Union Square. Hours Hto sum
daysg to 3. Scent nc treatment, advice free. Mei
ONE only SO cents. No charge unless CURED.
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SILvERsMlTHs wanted; those experienced upon

MHHHHEIaH.
SILvERsMlTHs wanted; those experienced upon
W small work preferred,
WILLIAM A. BROWN co., 1877 West s2d ct.
WANTED-Trsvelline men and merchants TO sell
w our oO0-candle-power street and store lamp
and to organize street lighting companies. NEW
WHITE L1GhT GAS LAMP CO.. A8 to 40 SO. Canal
st., Chicago.
WANTED-Young man, to finish his time as paper
w ruler. Address PAPER RULER. box ITO Sun
ONCE.
WANTED-A man to work on beer and ale pumps.
w M. LoEBER, $50 Court st.. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

THE OIL PAINTINGS will be sold Friday evening
Dot. 18th. at 8 p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Nanttd-AtalfS.

GALESMEN visiting users OF all kinds OF machinery,
~ also other trades, add line free samplesl on
Which enc agent earns $1,000 yearly, LOCAL P. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Long Island Business College.

las to l4V South Eighth street, Brooklyn.
Business. stenoRrAphy, Typewriting. Preparatory.
Regents and Civil service Courses, Day an Even
tng sessions. q HENRY G. WRIGHT. PEtAoipAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
N'atrhrS and 8cwrIru

ID Y. HTRD. late with WILLIAM MUIR. saves you
H. money ON diamonds. watche+ and all repair
ing, Oh gold lew llF A gems bought, exchanged,
rsmodellGd. 1910 West 23d hetwsnn 18th and 18th avs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Piauotprts, Crrans. &c.

STEINwAY PIANO--sacrGce 500; magnificent mp
~ night, III oUtayes all improvements; latest de
sign. Residence. ais EHrt 3lstst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
3Nari,inrrg at'autrd.

WAETED-A 4-fo0t planor. 20 to - IRchos wide.
w standard make. Must be in perfect order and
but little used. ldrc-s
II. f. DiETZ COMPANY, go Laight ST., New York.
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S22OOOpnorHeetRhy SSn 81
present owner nearly 20 years ago. who wishes to
retire owing TO Ill health; the above price includes
valuable property facing two prominent thorough
fares; q post We bargain.
MCDONALD l. Virgins, 14o Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

sS-fU,OOU retail shoe store that has ma lie It's
owner fortune in ten years. II has bu en- shoe
corner for quarter OF a century. Without much at
tenton from the owner the net prOhtS average tIO,
crcasing one thousand dollars per month over same
months Of lat year; and with personal atteut on
sales and profits will be largely increased. The
owner s to be the head of large fin neal institn'
ton demanding all his time. and for this the
business for sale Price is: Stock, at cost. about
S8o.ouo; furniture, fixtures, she ving, safe. ~.
writer delivery wagon. ETC., including good W'll,
SIC 900 total, 50. 900 business like this is seldom
for sale, Is an opportunity OF a lifetime Address
p o. IOuGH, cor. Sd av. and l2ith ST., \, Y. city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
MONTHEON SCHOOL.

MIRIAM COYRIERF'S Teachers AGENCY, I6o 9Th
Iu av., Now Hurk-COllcges, schools and families
supplied teachers placed; musical department.
SCHOOIs, HOMES INSTITUTIONS supplied.
CChermerhurn's 3 f.. l4th st. Fest Teach ers.
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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES,
AL, FOSTERS

DEEP SEA FISHING DAILY
NS s> Safe iron steamer Angler leaves 3Isi
ST. 1926 Battery NOS; fare SOC.
EXCURSION To THE BANKS. sunday. Oct. a;
- steamer Dolphin. formerly the Foster. from
f. 3lst st. TAO; battery, s2O; fare 81 ladies' BOc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

C0 000-HOTEL situated on OF the best
sDcc'OOO corners on 9Th av.; doing very
prosperous business owner has other intarestA
reasons for selling. For part culars apply
MCDONALD WIGG'SS lao Nassau.
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GOS nl0-HOTEL. 90 rooms: established II
tLc,OOo years by present proprietor; 10
years lease reason selling, retiring from business
MCDONALD & WIGGINS 40 Nassau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES

rams are already under way for the next
meeting of the District c. E. Union. which
Will be held at Calvary Baptist Church
Monday evening, May 1. A business meet
ing Will be held first, beginning at 7:45
o CLOCK, at which a nominating committee
Will be selected to present names for of
ncers for the coming year. Next will come
mass meeting of young people, under the
auspices of the American Society of Re-
llglous Education, with the subject, THE
Bible, the Text Book of Youth" This will
be the first of a series of such meetings
which will be arranged by a committee
consisting of Messrs. Harry o. Hine, Grant
Leet and NJ NJ. Shand.
Mr.. Paul E. Sleman of the transportati on
committee has returned from Detroit.
where he went to make arrangements for
the entertainment of the District of Column
bia delegation to the Internal ionaI conyen-
ton, and the committee will soon issue its
llnal bulletin, giving exact cost, comp etc
Itinerary and full details regarding the trip
Already over seventy names have been en-
rolled of those intending to make this
trip to the convention.
The Mount Vernon Place M. E. Endeav-
orers held a wel-attended and interesting
meeting last Tuesday evening. At the close
of the business meetinS,the transportation
committee took charge and gave "A Trip to
Detroit Mr.. Metealf spoke of the prepa-
ratlons that ShouldN be made for attending
the convention Mr.. Sieman followed and
with the aid of a maprand a pointer ex-
planned matters of interest as to the route
Mr.. Shand gave a talkjson Niagara Falls
and Mr.. Leet spoke about the convention
AT the conclusion thirteen new names were
given in for the trip in July.
The Juniors of Union M. E, Church gave
a very pleasant flower garden party last
week. the proceeds to go for church i'm
provement and missionary purposes
AS a result of the Chapman meetings
followed by special meetings held in Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church during the
four weeks following, fifteen persons were
added to that church.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church has undertaken to as
sist in raising large portion of the
church debt A committee of eighteen has
been appointed to secure pledges for zone
cent a week to be collected between now
and September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

Archbishop Keane, it is reported, is about
to leave Rome, with permission from the
pope, to remain away for two years It is
said the climate of Rome does not agree
with him. Since his residence in the eter-
nal city Archbishop keane has made hosts
OF friends. 1t is stated that after his de-
parture the only prominent personality left
there to look after the interests of the
Cathollc Church in America will be Mgr.
ID. OConnell, late rector of the American
College in Rome and Vicar of Sta Maria
in Trastevere, the titular church of the
cardinal archbishop of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

The plan of erecting state buildings at the
American University at this city has been
Endorsed by the laymen's convention of
the New Jersey conference, which, at a
recent session, passed resolutions express
ing sympathy with the twentieth century,
thank-ofering. as proposed by the bishops
OF S2oop,tD for education and philan-
threpy, and recommending that so much of
SAID offering by the New Jersey conference
as snail be set aDart for education be dulv
appropriated to Pennington Seminary, to
DICKINSON College and to the American
University, Washington, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

Among the artists at the Grand Opera
House next week will be Miss Comma
Jewell of Boston, a prima donna soprano,
who will make her first appearance in
Washington. Miss Jewell has just gone
upon the vaudeville stage, her brief career
in comic opera having already been crown
ed with success quite remarkable for SO
young woman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
1II|EnI9MseNG)1S
:. '>S gySssA 1lgzzZzElz EzZzZzEzzz
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY

tine. William =. Morris. William D. Dun
KEEL Thomas 3 Lloyd
IT'S FOUNDER UNKNOWN
THE institute has been IN existence w
teen years. having been founded in l@l
rhe man who hrsi conceived ihc plan ~
not known 30 was either Nn Lyon %.
Tvlor. president of William nnd Mary
college or Mr. Ovorton Howard oi i'icn'
inoud. ur ThnmnB Nola1n Page. ~ -.
Bnt o. that ls 10 may the institute mus
nourished from the time it+ doors we're
drst opened utl 81 now haa 81 CORPS ot
nineteen instructors. and lacks very MUS
OF having YU mathematics
Tho institute ~ lh great need OF iun"1.
ana late Lewis GlnNr gave 90 u NoN"
,,nen ho llpd. aud Andrew Carnegie nos
promised to give 30 $1,000 when NNr' ms
been raised Hut thcfe is great need 90
money now a library such aa "ouh N
hest adapted to mo needs Of students -
very greatly needed. 90,
put nu these things viii come. me
Philanthropy, the fnitnful work, ana mo
nualrpine zeal of The men who are max
lrr the school . blessing 90 hundreds ana
tlounirds - poor add aspiring boys VIII
be rewarded. and some Gay ina world VIII
600 tho Institute at home az ths corner
of Eleventh and Broad. ia buildings ~
every way adapted to 100 needs ana an
ornament 90 the city Of l.lchmouh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

has already laid - grim hand upon MIN
aua doctor after doctor and medicine after
medicine have been tried Oh vain-nOY. pei
hans comes some kind friend who says,
e" Dr. Pierce can cure you. write 70 him
His Golden Medical Discovery has res
cued thousands who were further gone
than you
re Is chief consulting physician Of
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of buffalo. - Z be has been al the head
Of this great SauitariHm Tor thirty years be
has probably had more experience IN treat
ing severe chronic diseases than any other
physician living Write 10 him anyway
that will cost you nothing He viii gladly
and freely answer your letters with ifieno-
Nv. fatheriy advice which will b Of value
beyond all price
Now Is the critical instant VIII the
patient give up in despair and Jet the angel
OF disease drag HIM away from vife ana
family and children, or SiE he grasp the
hand of the angel Of life IN ono more su-
irene effort FOR restoration Are you
standing between the coutencing angels
Which wins,
Mrs. Emily Howe Of Park Avenue. Chicago,
lis writes About two years a2o my sOs Was
s1ic.ed with What seemed - BE- symptoms oi
eout.rn otion purchased thrre bottles u Dr.
yirrce' /, Golden Medicaf Discovery aud u cured
hin completely
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser. 1000 page illustrated volume ~
Y Y Pierce. II d. Will BE- sent nee iof
cost Of mailing only, al once stamps.
Address Dr. Pierce Bahaio y \. W scna
II stamps Tor heavier cloth bound copy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
PICKETT c,urs LADIES NIGHT.
Excellent Amusement ProEr"mm"
Carried out last Evening

Tho entertainment given hy pickett
camp in their hlu l.sf night was one OF
the most succoaml ser given hy me
,,,,o ana the bah was packed to the
doors with ladies aui gentlemen VIZ"
literally applaud-d the contributor. 10
tna evening amuaerrenf rf'IAl N'.
dfsd people were turned away. p,.l"
~ r. Whu0ck. as chairman OF the hn-
f.rtanmout Committee, wo8 on Manu. anu
everything went like CIDck-"Ql *
rba prosramme was varied and exceed
f,pf, attractive. luefrIw rnhfI nI
v4s furnished by the Fulton star Mah4'-
Jim and Guitar band. composed UT MeHti =.
Jonn Boyles. rs. Lnfoughiy, 80 haul'''
~ DuIard. and b. Seal A vocal quar-
fetto also from Fulton. composed OF
n..ers Albert slmufis Charles hacno.
F.ovd Reams. and IS. Grimm. rendefen
excellent numbers. a vocal solo was '..
darod by little Roy Nnlntcdtu' 'HN ".-
ta Miss Gladys Peyion rendered .l'' i''-
lrglv the rag-tiWe OPERA Ml-' "i'i''
Sullivan made quite ID hli I'D it. ''"".''-'
.s dfJ also SIR sam sutherland, ana "A
...l..i 9rat bv ilttfe Misses Annie and Idi-
Dbl. Tsvfor elected much applause. inc
plrrorf Mandolin and Guitar Band, com
r0e.d of Misses viola and Bessie 'l'-'''
and AR Adam Diac0nf rendered som,
r'ry sweet music. and Sir George j..
Nonntcaeue sang solo quite s"e'ty,
Miss Mary Tyler gave O. recitation. ana
an instrumental solo was rendered. pS
Miss BESSIE slaughter. This was ioilo"-
IN bv vocal duet rendered hy ~
Thomas Taylor and Miss Minnie clarke
several numbers were played by guar
tote composed ~ Miss Fannie l'i
ana Nessrs. Abe bernstein. D. J.. D.' '''
and William Newman. Mrs w. 10 i''-
man completely capuvated the al1ie''ll
with her rsc.fati0ns. ana fnai'' h'n.i ,
with Mrs Jennie GoNelf' VINO 'p
~. r. ar.t time before Richmond
.,'.ti,,r. A vocal duet was rendered hy
nu.ras Nettie Anderson and M'tiis
clarke and "a vocal colo by Miss Alma
Chapman. 800. 80.
Altogethcr the evening was most en-
fovatle one f0 900 present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

Mr. p u winston. clerk of che Law
ana r0u'tv court. who has boon quite =
is much better.
r.des WadHu o. holding court in Nor
f,ft AT So F pleasanfs. Clerk " ma
circuit court is ln attendance.
The cast which is 20 present "a MID
sfrmer Nights Dream VIII M to-
morrow night 90 the residence % Mrs. G..
w T. Brock
O. y Miles. a son ~ Mr.. W J Niles
NJ thi- city vas among the Richmond
bows oo fhe honor ron at the informed. arc
evsroi-stion at the Virginia Poiyfe hn.e
Institute.
airs wine Hicks and little daughter.
Fannie f.rf on The Dth instant 90 Join
re~ husband Alr John Hicks who BE- at
r-esent engaged in railroad business 70
Rat0n. New MeKic1.
A box ~ phosphorus in the hack yarf
~ he store ~ Messrs. " r. POythress
- GO 80. ae east Main street. isnited
sDontaneously Sunday. but the FIRE was
soon exunguished before any damage was
done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
THE COUNTRY ROADS.
had weather Has Made Them Weary
impossible.


Visitors 10 Richmond from the country
districts saw The condition ~ The ROADS
IFS fearful. IL Is the general opinion that in
the up-country counties the bottoms have
fallen out OF the h.ehways entirely. Even
macadamlzed roads. usually good even
in winter. are barely passab.e now. heaNi-
ly-loaded wagons cut through the strata
of gravellcd roadbed and FAR into the
underlying clay The result Is mat ln
many cases the macadamized roads are
worse than the ordinary dirt highways
4 gentleman from Valley county 90
Murphy last night, stated that the uaN
roads are causing merchants az counts
seats 10 suffer greatly. The farmer ioiN.
a chief reliance Tor trade cannot get .p
town Bad weather is said 90 affect IN
merchants in "a country town 20 a create
eNf,nt than their brothers in the city
NJ sam Donald, OF staunton. reached
tina CITY last night. and gives Nrr}
graphic account OF the IelfoFs OF lAt
yo.ss in Botetourt. having last weeA
driven from Sprngwood on the Chesa
n,ake and Ohio, 10 Fncastlt. a distance
~ nine miles The conveyance Was drawn
Ia. fo,fr horses. who could scarcely make
The trim though two usually pull u WIKI
ease.
"a bome Yesterday, after visit OF seye-
ri AVS 10 Richmond. says he had 20 ride
-, horseback from his home 90 the ral'-
NV station. a distance OF seven milo,
h beipg practically impossible 70 get "a
vehicle over. or rather, through, the
roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

SAVANNAH Ca. February = The re-
cords q the Nice-Consui " France at his
port. through which business "iin
spain j. now being CONDUCTED. show that
commerce between this country and Spain
was resumed within FIX weeks afrer me
signing % the peace protocol ON ucto-
~ sd a cargo of cotton was cleared Tor
srsin since that date thirteen carg0ss.
agrreeating $500 bales OF cotton. 100
b.rreis al naval stores. BOOB slaves, and
n - pieces o. lumber. have been cleared
Tor ports In spain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28

J. T.. Hankns. charged with stealing
newrpaper. tho property Of Mr. Mallory
Hluut. was tried in tho Hastings SQUIRT
and acquitted. 3D.,
Marriage licenses were issued 70 Ed-
ward a. Charity and Ruth N sh1ckel
ford. ST. sanfeld Garrett and Rosa Belle
IlulLan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
Sea Island
PercaIeS, 4sc.

To-day we place on sale an
immense case of the genuine
sea Island Percsles. short
lengths. 10 be sold at lie. a yard.
These are guaranteed the gen.
uine taic. Sea Island Percales,
and include every new pattern
that will come out this season.
This is indeed rare bargain,
and the quantity will be un-
limited.