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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO

awoke early, and on going into her ia
TIERS and mothers room found them
both cold in death i'm bed. Mrs Vaughan
was lying upon her left side and she had
been shot i'm the head with a pistol. the
BAH entering one-half of an inch above
tho right eye Mr.. Vaughan was on his
back by the side OF his wife. He had
ended his life with the same weapon, the
ball entering the centre of the forehead.
The deadly pistol was on the floor 2 -
feet from tho bed. There were no APP
pearances OF q struggle of the slightest
kind on tho part of either.
Miss Vaughan says that the family re-
tired at 10 o'clock, that she fastened the
windows and locked the doors, and that
sho found them so the next morning.
So far as the inquest is concerned Miss
Vaughan was the only occupant of the
house who heard either Of the shots, and
in giving in her testimony on this point
she said that she was in deep sleep.
and was evidently awakened by the last
shot-the one which killed her father
but believing that she had heard 1T in a
dream. she went to sleep again.
have learned since that one of the lit
tie sons heard the last shot and called 20
/ his father but received no reply This
statement. though, was not given in at
/ tina inquest.
! Tho verdict of the Coroner's jury was
| that Mr. Vaughan murdered his wife and
! then committed suicide.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Vaughan were buried in
| tho Monroe Atkins graveyard. in that
! section. this afternoon at half-past .
! o'clock.
The remains Of Mr. Eugene Baldwin.
| who died suddenly at his home. at Poca-
hontas yesterday morning. of heart-fail-
ure. were brought to Wytheville this
morning. and were inferred at the East
End Cemetery. from the residence Of Mr.
!. Halter Gibboney. this afternoon al
half-past o'clock. lie was son of Mr.
! Robert Baldwin and a first cousin of De-
tective Baldwin. OF the Norfolk anc
| An.lnrn rnnl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
BROKE OPEN SAFE,
nut Got No Money-Other Petersburg
News.


PETERSBURG, VA. November ~
(special)-The Office of the Standard OH
Company was entered last night and the
safe broken open. The thieves were dis
annointed in their search for money, rs
none had been left in the safe. The sale
was quite badly injured and its contents
were pretty thoroughly overhaulcd. MS
is the second time it has been attacked
nv burglars. 4 fierce bulldog was chained
i'm the yard. and appearances Indicate
that the animal tried very hard TO get az
the intruders.
Rishop Randolph ordained Rev. Scott
Wood (cOlored) TO the priesthood AT ~.
Stephens church Sunday morning, ana
subsequently. at Grace church. ordained
Mr.. : Cary Beckwith 10 the diaconale'
Rev. Scott Wood was formerly an editor
and LAWYER I'm this city, and has lately
had charge Of a church in Bedford Mt.
Peckwith is a brilliant young man OF this
civ. a fine reader, and gives promise of
great usefulness
Master FLOYD Wilcox. the u-year-old
ron of Mrs. John +. Harris, residing on
Sycamore street. while playing with some
companions on the roof OF 4 shed yester-
dav. fell 20 the ground and fractured one
of,his arms.
The will Of DR.. c. Y. Robinson was ad-
mitted to probate to-day, Messrs. ". H.
Camp and r. j. j. spratiey qualifying as
executors Among other property Dr.
Robinson left $500 insurance.
Rev George W. Wray. for two years
past the pastor OF Washington-Street
Methodist Episcopal church. left several
days ago for his new station. III Newport
News His successor, Rev. Mr.. LipscOmb,
will enter upon his duties next Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie +. Budd, who has been Ill
| I'm Richmond for some days, is improving,
and. it is expected, Will be able 10 come
home i'm a few days. The condition Of
| h's-Attorncy Charles T..
/ Lasster is also regarded as more favora-
| BILE to-day.
The citys dredge is kept busy at work
| removing the sand bars outside Of our
| harbor. The immense quantity of lumber
| shipped from our wharves necessitatcs
| the keeping open OF the river channel.
| Sampson Rice (colored) was sent TO jail
! for three months to-day for an aggra-
| waited assault committed upon a negro
woman. The woman was badly beaten
| and kicked
Miss Harrison, a charming and most
estmabe young lady, daughter of the
late w. T. Harrison died at her home
on west Tabb street, to-day of consump-
! ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
TERRIBLY STABBED.
THE TOWN SERGEANT OF MIDDLE
BURG, LOuDOUN COUNTY,
BY A VERY DESPERATE NEGRO.
Wounds VIII Probably Prove Fatal
Colonel Julian =. Carr Erccfs
Family NOnumcnt-Tbc Inscr'P-
tions-Rcy. Father Tearncy.

LEESBURG, VA. November 27.-(Spe-
cial)-A very serious cutting occurred in
Middleburg on Saturday night. Milton
Seaton. the town sergeant, had arrested
Dick Thompson (colored) for some OF
fence. Afterwards while Seaton was
standing on the porch of Mr. VIII
Adarns's store. Harrison Thompson. bro
Their OF tho arrested man, deliberately
walked up 10 the Sergeant and plunged
a knife into his stomach disembowellinS
MIN. Both negroes escaped. The intes-
tines had TO be sewed, and then replaced,
and but little hope Of recovery is enter
tanned by the physicians. although at an
early hour Monday morning Seaton was
reported as having had a pretty good
night. The assailant had himself been
arrested some months ago by Seaton,
and said at the time he would get even
with him. II it took him ten years. re-
ward OF $l25 has been offered for the ar
rest OF the two men.
Colonel Julian S. Carr, of North CaIo-
lima. has caused to be erected In our
cemetery q beautiful pyramidal monu-
ment 10 tho dead Of his family. Ihe
stone is polished granite. about q rect
high. and stands near the centre OF the
cemetery. adjoining the lot and very nt'r
tho tombstone of General Charles fehlon
Mercer. At the base on the east SIDE Is
the family name. Carr in large letters.
The inscription on this side Is as follows:
NJ. :.
JOHN CARR. 16Si-lI9i.
Emigrant
From County Down. Ireland. TO y. Lees
burg Va. About 1850;
Father of
Thomas Carr. l7S3-l796;
John Carr. 175S-lSJ1
Ensign First Virginia Regiment lisl;
Peter Carr 1IiO-lol2;
And OF Five Daughters.
On north side oo -.
His descendants Are Now \. D.. 1890. Re-
spected Citizens Of More Than Ihir-
" Of our Forty-five States.
On west side
This Perennial Memorial was Here
Erected.
October :. 1888,
By n Northumberland or
Colonel Julian S. Carr,
OF Durham. y. c.
on the south side
"Av,,lfa and Sing. We That Dwell IN
Dust. "-Isaiah XVI, ls.
Rev. Father Tearney, late of the Roman
Catholic Cathedral, Richmond, Where ne
was so highly esteemed, and MS oepaE-
lure for work at Falls Church was SO
greatly lamented, officiated at the Catho-
lie church here on Sunday. TINS was one
of his charges some years ago IN cohhCc-
tion with Fails Church, and IT may oe
that the same arrangements VIII pe IN
augurated 1t would be gratifying TO MS
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THE KENTUCKY.
She Makes IA Phenomenal Run Under
Natural Draft.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. November ~
CSpecial)-rhe new battleship Kentucky,
which acquitted herself SO credltably on
her official speed trial last Friday reached
the ship-yard this morning from Boston.
after spending the night at Old Point. on
her homeward trip from Boston. the
Kentucky made new record. developing
the highest cruising speed under natural
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

BY request Of the heirs Of the late Mrs
Josephine Gasser. and for The purpose of
division. we viii sell boy public auction on
tho premises. respectively. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
struck by - Passenger Train AZ
EudfOrd.

EAST RADFORD. VA, November a.
(Special)rCharles Gilmore, brakeman
on the Radford Division of the Norfolk
and Western. was killed ON The yards here
this morning by an east-bound passenger
train, while coupling an engine TO me
Tram ON which me- was making his second
run. Gilmore stepped I'm front OF the APP
preaching passenger train from between
the car which he had coupled, and was
knocked down and had one leg mashed
or He also received internal injuries
from which he died two hours later His
remains will be taken 10 his home, az
Cambria. tonight for interment. lie was
"A young man p years of age. and was
engaged 10 be married In January He
had selected his clothing for the coca
sion from merchant at this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Mo. 1ZOO,
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
WEST END LOTS.

Bv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated January 81. 1880. and recorded Do
HenricO County Court Clerks office in
Deed Book 10 "B.' page PCS. default
having been made I'm a part of the debt
secured thereby. ana being required Joy
the beneficiary and by James IA. Crea-
shaw. substituted trustee. for Mary q.
gronshaw and her children. acting under
"a decree of the Circuit Court of Hem
rico county entered ON the 29th day oi
June 1895 IN the suit of NJ. e.. Cren-
shaw ". Crenshaw and ais. so 10 TO,
/ will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1889
al o'clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY lie
scrihed IN said trust deed as four certain
lots of land. lying and being In Hens-cn
county (but now In the city Of Richmond.
yaJ numbered 3Ol, 800 38 and 5oi, t.
eether comprising the square bounded hy
the four streets, Ivy. Hanover Ced1r
and Robinson. | will sell the lots In toe
order given above. or SO many OF tne'a
as may he necessary TO pay expenses.
taxes balance Cue on note. and lntert 81
ON said balance described below.
TERMS. Cash enough 20 pay expenses
II sale all taxes due and unpaid 10 day
of sale and 1888. the same being bal
ance due on note FOR A.0S573 and I'M
tercst on said balance from February g.
iSqS. tu paid. the residue i'm equal I'M
etalments at one and two years from DAY
Of sale for notes. with interest added.
and secured by trust deed on the pro-
perty. w \. Rl'kS.
no 2j-td Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Emporia Notes.

EMPORIA. VA. November 27.-(Spe-
cial)-On Saturday morning a colored
man named Cambridge simmons dropped
dead az the Hitchcock Mills. The Acting
Coroner viewed the remains and deemed
an inquest unnecessary.
Rev Woodson W Walker preached To-
his Old charge at Christs Episcopal
church, Emporia, on yesterday.
Hon Peter =. Weaver celebrated his
sxty-hfth birthday Saturday. Mr.. Weaver
Is hale and hearty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
4 Lady Very Badly Hurt I'm he'd
ford.


BEDFORD CITY. VA. November d.
Especially sunday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Pocock sustained quite "a serious injury
while returning from the Naturalization
at Thaxt0n's. whittier sine had driven with
her husband for him 10 take the train
to her home az, Cry stall Sprine. Her horse
became frightened at the noise of the
train and began 10 run. Mrs. Blcock lost
control of him. and while he was going
down "a him jumped from the buggy. re-
ceiVing a compound fracture OF one limb
above the ankle. When found she was
suffering intensely. tre broken bones hay
ing protrudcd through the flesh. She
was taken 20 ~ neighDOrug house and her
father-iu-law. Mr. -. W. BOcock. tele-
graphed az once % this place for a ply
stefan. Dr. ~. p. Wise answered the
summons. and rode 90 the place. a dis
lance of six miles. as there were no
trains then passing. and rendered the ne
cessary surgical attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

'FRONT.' ROYAL. VA, NOvember Il
(Special) TRAIN No. 6s. local freight, ON
the Southern railroad, soon after leaving
Linden Station. seven miles from this
place, ran over Mr. Scott kenney. OF tins
county. cutting off one OF his legs The
other one was so horribly mangled as to
necessitate amputation. DIS. Turner and
Roy performed the operation At TINS
time Kenney is suffering intensely anu
is I'm a very precarious condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THE MAGIC CITY.
Deaths-Mnde Its First Run OF IRON
40 Men Employed.


ROANOKE VA November H.-(Spe-
ciat)-J. Sidney Robertson died az noon
to-day. after an illness az thirty-six
hours. lie was a Red Man. and his
funeral will be conducted tomorrow by
the Red Men of Roanoke. lie leaves
wife and one child.
Benjamin NJ White. a carpenter, was
found dead i'm bed this morning in his
rooms on Luck avenue, southwest. lie
had been dead for some time, when dis
covered The coroncr's jury ascribed
his death 10 natural causes
Miss Mamie Young. "a hieh-toned Chris
tan lady. aged a years. died this morn
ing at The residence Of her sister. Mrs
simon Booze. Death was caused by
cancer of the stomach. The romans will
hc token to Sprinswood. BotetOurt c0un-
Is, for intermcnt.
Ihe West-E B. furnace turned out It's
first iron 81. ~ niEnL IL Will run
about is tons daily For the present $50
men are employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

BY request Of the heirs of the late Mrs.
Josephine Gasser and for The purpose of
division. we viii sell boy public auction on
tho premises respectively. ON
WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. %, 1899.
AT4 O'CLOCK p. NJ. SHARP.
the attractive. detached. TWO STORY
BRICK CORNER STORE AND DWELL
ING. No. 80. at northeast corner OF
Leigh and Fourth streets; q most sub
stantial and conveniently-a house.
with SPACIOUS store and cellar and about
seven or eight living rooms, with private
entrance bath. gas. and water through
out and the usual modern convemcnces,
with the lot on which IL stands. fronting
u feet more or less on Leigh street eN-
tending back ON Fourth street between
parallel lines. 10 feet, more or less 70 an
alley, and az
48O O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
the well-established and very valuable
detached TWO-STORN BRICK Coh-
NER STORE AND DWELLING, No. olo.
~ northwest corner Firth ana buNd
streets. substantially built. well Appoint
cd for business and residence, having
about six good rooms. besides inc s'oto
and cellar. with private entrance, p1 10
o.s uator Sc. large stable on the lol,
7,5 The entire premises in good ORDER
,no iot fronting about 20xl22 feet TO
wide alley in rear. ,-,
These properties offer unusual induce
,.,,-+ a. live Businessmen, and are or
most desirable character for investment
TERMS: One-third cash. balance by ne
o.ot'1llo notes at six. twelve, and eighteen
months. with interest added ana secured
b, deed OF trust. or the whole In cash at
tho option Of the purchaser.
T. b. ELAN & CO,
80 o--+E Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Everybody That Sees This
Book Store Wonders.

Al the New. Good Books that are pub
Hshed this season for half and quarter
elsewhere
&C. for hundreds Of &c Best Cloth
Bound Books.
I21-2. Is, ~. and 25c. for every sort OF
voklme that you would expect TO pay
g. 81 for.
Cards Booklets. Fancy Leather-Bound
Books. Sets Of Books, Books for boys
and girls
- In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
There Is Christmas in the
Basement.

OPENING TO-DAY OF NEW GILT
FURNITURE OF NOVEL AND QUAINT
UPHOLSTERY; VERNIS MARTIN
TABLES, PEDEsTALS. AND TABOU-
RETrEs HAVE A NEW SHOWING IN
THE BASEMENT.
YOU CAN ORNAMENT YOUR HOUSE
with good size pieces for DC each.
Pyrian Marble Figures Statues, Wau
PLAQUES and other novel things
LACE CABINET ORNAMENTS. 100.
Large Bisque Figures. the usual 500
size. for 81 each.
400 Bohemian Glass Vases. Sc. each.
Real China Ramakins always 2oc., for
10c
French China Hand-Painted Plaques.
only one OF q kind, ought 10 sell for
SIS, for $S9S each.
Limoges China chop Sets. $3.50 COM
pleto.
French China Plaques hand-painted,
the usual Si25 quality. for g choice
Bonn China Vases. 15c.
Gold-Stppled Jardlniores and Pedestals,
10 inches high. for 25c. complete.
Beautiful Jardiniercs and Pedestals. %
inches high. an colOrs for Sl50
Fine imported Jardinieres and Pedes-
tails. hand-pailted. at $50 and 81.
1l4-Piece Underglazed Decorated Dinner
Sets for Sc.
Richly Decorated Toilet Sets, with sion
Jars. for s.
Fine Hand-Panted French China Tea
Sets, containing Sc pieces, for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

NOTICE
THE FREIGHT STATION or THE
LINE will be
CLOSED OF THURSDAY. November
2Oth. that being q legal holiday. except for
the delivery of pershabie freight be-
tween the hours OF and I'D A. NJ.
no 9S-2t II. l.. KING, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

Acting under the authority Of two de-
crees OF the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county. entered October 9th and OctO-
Der &c. 1899, the undersigned special COM
missioners. appointed for the purpose.
will sell by public auction IN front OK
Henrco county courthouse. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER .. 1880.
at p O'Clock NJ. the above PROPERTY.
which Is described In the first Of said de-
crces as follows: "All that lot Of land.
with the Improvements thereon lying
and being I'm the county Of Henrico. Va.
on Deep Run turnpike. containing y
acres. more or less. located about six
miles west Of the city Of Richmond. and
being the same land conveyed 10 Eliza
Stewart by deed from !. r. Garrant and
wife lst OF March 1893, and recorded in
Deadlock 142 3, page r.
TERMS: one fourth In cash. and the
residue I'm equal instruments. payable. re-
spectively. in one two. and three years
after date. or all cash. as the purchaser
may elect In case of sale on time. tho
credit instruments 10 be- evidenced by
notes Of the purchaser. with per centum
per annum. with interest from the day
Of the sale added and the title ~ the
property retained as security for the
said notes until the whole OF The pur-
chase money Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court
WILLIAM FTTNSON,
GILES b. JACKSON.
Special Commissioners.
r. y. Chaffin q Co. Incorporated. auc-
tiOneers
Tho bond required by the special COM
missi0ncrs I'm the aforementioned decree
has been duly given
SAMUEL p. WADD1T.B
noes Deputy Clerk.
BY J. y. Elan & Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28

4 CALLED COMMUNICATION .
OF RICHMOND LODGE. SO. l0. A. ny
+. and a. NJ. will be held in Masonic w
Temple. THIS Tue sday) EVE
MING. at 1880 o'clock. November 2o 1879
Members 0f sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited TO be
present
By order OF the Worshipful Master.
mo- 2S-t r. b. SNEAD. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
DEATH IN NIDDLE>EN.
Claimed to BE over Hundred
Drowned.

bfUNN HhNs
STORMONT. VA. November 27-(Spe-
ciaL)-Mrs Parthania stubbs wife Of Mr..
!. NJ. Stubs. who died suddenly satur-
day of brain-fever. was buried at st. An
drcw's Methodist church. near here, yes
terday az o'clock. Funera. services
wero conducted 10y the Rev. Mr.. Wiley
her pastor, assisted by Rev d. G. c.
Butts and Rev f.. j. Richardson of the
Baptist church. 4 great multitude as
sembIed TO pay the last tribute OF re-
spect 10 one so loved and RESPECTED by all
who knew her She was in the SD year
OF her age, ana had been from early
childhood a strict and active member or
tho church She leaves husband and
three children 10 mourn their loss.
Mr. William 2. Roane % prominent ci'-
izen OF this place died yesterday morn
inc at o'clock, OF apopleXy, IN the 18th
year of his age. II was buried to-day at
his home az 10 o'clock. The funeral ser
vices werc by the Rev. y. }. richardson
OF the Baptist chulch
Roy Famueroy tcoioreO died in this
county Yesterday. I'm Che 1921 year OF his
age The history OF this old man fully
bears out his claim ass "a centenarian.
Joseph Burwel q young negro man.
was sailing I'm a canoe from the mouth ct
tho Rappahann0ck river 10 Piankatank
river. and just as he was about 10 enter
the latter river his steering paddle broke
throwing him overheard. and he was
drowned before aid could reach him. Ills
body was recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pays.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VssSDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
old Dominion Building and
nlchmond. ~. Novembcr B 80

Richmond. Va, November 3. 1872
\ GENERAL MEETING OF THE
sTOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD DO
MlNI0N BUILDING AND Loan AssO-
CIATION will Zoe held IN me hall OF the
chamber OF Commerce Richmond, Va,
ON TUESDAY, December 3D. 1871 al
o'clock a. NJ. r,t-..
,o,.s T.. A. BARBER.
ia Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Sold More Carpets Yester-
day Than Any Day
This Season.

No wonder. The best styles and the best
qualities. only that the season IS waning.
N05 Carpets for 7jc.
$l35 Carpets for zoe.
S5C. Carpets for &C.
SfG5 Carpets for Sl2l.
fat fftf mot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
THURsDAY. DECEMnER !. ~.
rUHg PERSONAL PROPERTY AID.

i yERlisED TO BE SOLD TUESDAY,
November 9th. at 5's Louisiana street
will not take place.
no 9S-lt X. X. CHILDRESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND


THE ABOVE AMOUNT WILL -
paid for the restoration ~ my f'N
TERRIER DOG re has black head "' p
white streak down the centre l'
nose; black saddle and black cf,le
base Of tail running TO end OF stump
OF his body IS white. one pr
benched. Reward viii be- paid upon or'
GEORGE G. RlSkEla..
no os-9t city Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
d. O'SULLlVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets
rno 1I.Sa+ Sun TuN1h1
MEETINGS.

u GESERA4 & 8RPER 30, coM. *
MANDERY. 30. D. * r.. Rich ~
mond. Va. November T. lS99.-Slr/ y
Knights: Attend a stated concidye of your
COmmaudery at the asylum. Masonic
Temple ON TUESDAY. November 18th,
al 1880 T. ~. in fatigue dress. Members
of the Commandery OF So. Andrew. SO. -.
and transient Sir Knights are cOurteously
invited 20 attend.
by order of the Eminent Commander
GEORGE j. HOOPER. Jr.
aptain-ttueral.
Attest: W VI. Williams Recorder.
no 2S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
Silks With Unlimited
Price Reductions.

Skilled opportunities that could come
late in the season only. Among the many
are:
$50 and *l.39 Fancy silks. this season $
novelties. Ina various cOlOr.ngs; any
FOR 81 yard.
l2lnch Plaid GauZc, every thread pure
silk, 81 value. for Csc yard.
Black Surah Twill. % inches wide OK
ira heavy grade, soft finish erect
worth s., for $l25 yard.
BLACK Cord Stripe Satin Duchess. ex-
ouislte s. value. Tor 81 yard.
SOC. yard for an extra good grade i'm
Swiss Tanetas. twO-toned effect
worth Toe. yard.
Black Crystal heavy cord effect, y
inches wide. $40 value. for 81 yard.
White Hand Made India SILK the wash
able kind. worth 45c.. for 25c- yard.
Black Brocade silks. in suitable styles
for skirts. $L2j value, for zoe. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
AUCTION sALEs-Fntur. p.,.

by J. Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auotloneor,
lli3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-28
TUESDAY .LIkEMS
UNTO MONDAY.
Tho enormous sale of underprices started YESTERDAY con-
I A., T,e adversitv of the many commercial crowns
of price adva ncement has come, ana
~T1SA Record a Slupen-
&\0FEEV dous Sale.
Tho enotcash buying system has broken upon the da" Vi
-, 18th hundreds of homes represented here YESTERDAY
those who could not get waited ON can come to-day '
of stu6s from every quarter and of every KIND
The Winter Millinery
Opening Takes Place To-Day.
Some Of the nobbes effects of years for evening and street
,voor will appear in the collection
Furs. for an Instance, Are
Strangers to Such
Prices.

and no one can form an idea how they
could have come 20 be sold so cheaply'
German Mink Collarcttcs with. Electric
Seal yoke. nicely lined, double storm
collar &G5.
French MouGlon Collarcttes.. win IL I'a az
tic Seal yoke, made 10 sell Tor $'''''
SOS.
Cray Lynx Cluster Collars zen t"ls'
satin lined. SiS5.
wool seal Collarettc. high double storm
collar. sold elsewhere at %.oo' our
price. N.iS.
Canada Martcn Scarts, with TWO heaus
and eight tails. $40.
German Mink Scarfs, with TWO hedus
and eight tails. s. IS.
Genuine Brown Marten Scarfs. eight luti
tails for 800 Dozens and dozens "l