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Evening journal., 1899-09-29
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
philadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.
Schedule IN eflect June ;, ls99.
Trains aeavs wllnlngton as s f9lIowa; " !,

Schedule in effect June 3, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia (express), l5l, aVz, ~
40, 7.42, 7.50 $50. s.55, 9.35, $50 1908 lg.55'
=, 25 II 1s2, Has a. m; ''i216, lSl. 800, ali.
A. n, 5.Ol, 6.07, $50, 6.57, 7.2s, sos and SIS
D. ccommodation, 6.1O. 40, s1i, u.os a.
a ts.5O. 2.s2. AGO, b26 and 1913 p. m
~, Chester (express), l.5ts 4.z1' e,oo' -
40, G55, 1908, n.z5, LIZ n,to d. nA''
=, \. 4.5s, 6.07, 6.57 end 800 p m; a,
49,, : modation, $40, llu. e'la, Luz a.
ss so 252, 400 5.26. $50 ana lu.1o D. ~ l5
- -, - " York (thrcugh expressl' hos'
Dining Carl, g.95, lo.ol, l.1o a.
s.oA' 10, DINING carr, l3l (Dlnng "a 2,
~, e6y 500 DINING carr o5i ana ,I ~
81, u'',, -, n, iectlng via Broad etreet 80. Sed
p m', ~. w a elphla, 40, $50. il0 ~. iv'us
uon, fnaa ss o.. ASS, 50i and lo.4s p m.
o rSa- w. iSst, 4 without cnanse iV'N d. IN
and zss p. II centsr and intermediate
foI sew ,o1 m. and 6.1 p. m.
sitli9nsi =. ,!li 80 washington, 100 e-Vy.
n ~ to 1s "a % a. M lzgo. lz,4s l. 10
sle' W. ess !, 10. 6i7. 100 iSj e.l p
NJ, :, 1ti @.io ~ - - Intermediates STATIONS
Baitinore az 1900 night.
Lsav. PhiladeipA "a, sE9aq sES % S'5ss 7ss sS
Wilmington (expres ~ S.SSs % 10 4 53 SI3
1870, n.2i a. m. 120 1, lzsso' 20 81 ss5 7S
a4s. 4oi, al. sos. 81 sos nj nieSt S,.' '''''
Accommodation, 81 y '". 49, ''~
Evening journal., 1899-09-29

O. Congressional Limited Errreha
Vestibulc Parlor Cars and Dining
No extra fare other than the usual ru
man charge
90 Limited Express Vestibulo rari0
cars, Vostibule Passenger COACHES ana
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VI
call for and check baggage from hotel
and residences.
For further Information, passengers a.
referred TO the ticket agent at n, ail
j. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. R.WOOD.
General Man. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1899-09-29
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA.
ElE IIE MIaI.

FOR ThE WLiSI
$50 a. M. daily. Plttsburg. Chicago, Gin.
clnnau, Louisville and 50. Louis CDin.
Ing Carl
1926 a. m, daily for Plttsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburgh Liiu
tied 10 two Buffet ParlOr Cars
1870 d. m. daily Limited" Plttsburf
Chisago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Carr
225 D. m. daily Pittsburg and CLEVELAND
A30 p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Nash.
vile (vla CincinnatO. Indianapolis ant
st. Louis. Dining Car)
$50 D. m. daily Pittsburg and ChicaGci
for Toledo. except Saturday.
1895 D. m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
Louisville, Cleveland and ST. Louis.
daily for Knoxville, via ShentnuatH
Valley Route; for Cleveland, srcell
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1899-09-29

MS DIFFERENT. twin continue 70
be different Watch The North Ameri-
can and see It grow
Evening journal., 1899-09-29
RAILROADS

M, ~, s17. 4oi. 444. b.ss, SIS. SIS. 1910
and u.2S D. M.
Evening journal., 1899-09-29

IT'S DIFFERENT. be-
cause ii upholds faith in
humanity, and the pro
tvcss Of mankind toward
h7her ideals, larger
hopes and better living
Evening journal., 1899-09-29

ia. Broad Street for
81, $50. 7.20, 7.25, s.sl,
ss12.S6. LIZ. 1.52, BIZ,
"A, 5.5s, 6.i7. 500, 7.S,
\ 2.05 night.
q 4 7sC 9.l1, 10 Is a
Evening journal., 1899-09-29

4,h.duie La snect May Il. 80
All iraiur Illuminated with tine-o
ItrhI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
MERGENTHALER NO MORE.
Sketch of the Life of the Great In
yeutOr.

BALTIMORE, October 2S.-Ottmar Mer-
genthaler, the inventor of the linotype
typesetting- machine died here this morn
ing of consumption.
He was born In Wurtemburg Germany,
on May TO- 1854, and, it was originally in
tended by his parents TO make him a
teacher. Instead, however, he early dis
played such an aptitude for machinery
that he became an apprentice under the
brother Of his stepmother, Mr.. Hail, a
watch and clock-maker In Wurtemberg,
when he was IL years old In the fall OF
1872, his term Of apprenticeship having eX-
PRED. he came 20 this country TO avoid
being drafted into the army and landed in
Baltimore. lie was then Is years Of age
He went to Washington with trunk
full of clothing and just $50 In paper
money Work was secured at once. and
he soon took leading place In tho shop.
While In Washington many important ex-
periments were carried out under his
direction, and ne acquitted himself Wei.
The Hail shop was removed 70 Bali-
more and, following the fortunes OF
his employer, Mr.. Mergenthaler came with
him.
In 1876 Mr.. Mergenthaler began work on
what was eventually TO result in the pro-
duction of the linotype, but only through
a long series Of crude and Imperfect ihu-
chimes, eaching improving slightly on inc
previous one. While working out his idea,
Mr.. Mergenthaler became partner IN
the Hail establishment. ard I'm 1881 was
married TO Miss Emma Lachenmayer.
They had five children, four Of whom
are living.
In January Of 1855 Mr.. Mergenthaler
dissolved his partnership with Mr.. Ham
and started I'm business for himself on
Bank lane, Baltimore. With this date his
connection with the printing problem was
re-establlshed. Mr.. Mergenthaler kept on
improving his machines, until he at last
overcame nearly all difficulties. He had
been much hampered in his work TOT
want OF funds. but had at last secured
financial backing and formed a company.
In 1885 a syndicate, composed OF a NUMBER
OF wealthy newspaper men, bought con-
trolling interest I'm the company Tor me
sum of 100000. The price, II Is sald, was
the largest ever paid in this country
for an interest In an invention when
had not yet earned a cent. In the syhui-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Great Sale Sample Furniture.

Some regular price, ene.hat price some
fourth price only piece Of kind All used as sA,f
pieces perfect order One OF the sreatfs %
pertunes you have had and we believe you nave eva
10 I'll an odd corner with such fine Furniture
Sample Hall solid oak only sl2; one for So; Ss one
$40; $3.50 $3.50 f-
Paror Chairs odd shades solid mahogany no upnos'sIhg
SIT one $40; $3.50 one s5 s. one s2S
Odd Chairs Rockers and Dvans all UPHOLSTERED sss
exquisite goods s250 Rocker. $3.50 $3.50 ROCKER sp' "
one SIS; s525 Sa59; f2tDivan, S1 $H
one. sl5; SO SIS SO one. s5 '
Tables inad sl2 $685. $40 one So Cold Table
$oS5 IS; $50 sl5; 81 ones SSo sp one saw
Real Mahogany Library Tables $40 S.; SS
$40: SO Ornament Table. s.
Easy Chairs Library or Paor $50 one $780, $40 s@ $3.50
$40; $3.50 one. $50
Paror Suits SIS suit $50 SIS 49, SIS suit $50; s& ss
SIS suit s2t5o also several Single Dyans ana Chsirs
to match.
Sample Chamber Suits complete some without wash
stands, etc, SIS. $3.50 s5.
This great sample sale does not interfere With he special
sale OF ads of Rockers sc TO SLID the Tables
69c TO the Chamber Suits, $3.50 to sS notice OF
which given last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
TELLER WILL DE ELECTED.
Democrats Are Confident OF Carry
ing shenandoah County.

a letter TO a gentleman In this city yes
terday from a very prominent man In
Shenandoah county stated that there was
not the slightest reason 10 doubt the
election Of Mr.. J. l. Teller, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the House OF Dele
gates.
He Is opposed by three eanddates-Jo-
slah stickley and John w. Fisher inde-
pendents. and J. l.. Weel. Republican.
The State Committee has decided that
Mr.. Teller Is the regular candidate.
Mr.. Carter Glass Of LynchbuFg. Demo-
cratic candidate for the state Senate Is
IN the city. Mr.. Glass has opposition,
but no fear is felt as 70 his election ana
probably Mr.. W. Barbour Jones VINO Is
running against him. has no hope OF WIN
ming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

cate were NJ. Whitelaw Reid. w. n.
Haldeman. Victor Lawson, Melville T..
stone. w. II. Rand, and Stilson Hutchins.
Differences as 10 the conduct Of the bust
ness eliminated in Dir. Mergenthaler's re-
signing from the company and bringing
suit for royalties
Another company was formed after Mr..
Margenthaler had made some more Inn
provements on his invention. In 1880 MT.
Mergenthaler made a test of his improved
machine I'm New York, which was an un-
qualified success. There are now about
500 linotypes IN use in the United States
and in England Germany, Australia, and
other countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
THE TRIGG sHIP-YARDs.
Where They Are Located and How
they May lie Reached.

The william X. irigg ship-Building
Company's plant. a new enterprise in
Richmond, but ono Of the most important
ever established here, is situated on the
south side Of the dock. between Seven
teenth and Twenty-frst streets, where
the various ships are being constructed.
The machine-shops, in which Is being
built the machinery 10 90 In The boats,
are located across the dock on Cary
street between Fifteenth and Seven
teenth streets. The yard is an interest
ing place TO visitors. though by govern
ment regulations, It is closed TO all save
a select few.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

for Old Glory picture o.
which ~ hope 10 wei
Carolina Richmond and tec Meyer or
Rhmond ~ Ihe Meyers
Offering selections all the kinds
cong itself 10 s0o'
eerfuy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Two House-Furnishing Bargain Tables

arranged for selling that should quick ss We
have several thousand pieces different things mat sofa w
4oc which either large quantities ar
selling. which marked &C. and Ice, 10 make
arriving stock.
Among which are a-auas Granite Iouart Fibre
Buckets zinc Washboards Polished Hat Racks Steel Butch
CeaveTs aw Cutters Carpet Sretehsrs steel Fire
Pokers large Beesesk Broers Oyster Brors large Knife
Boxes large Meat Biscuit Boards 1x4 Asbestos Mats
Egg Baskets REFINED Pans Adjustable CaksPans at c
On &c. Table you may choose from haIf~pcund Butter
Prints Salad Sets. Meat KIrs Bosow-Boards Salt
Boxes, Jelly StTainers, and Spsots, etc
SOC Grown Sheet Roasters, no 3 size. Gr
4-quart Typed Sauoe-Pan ron-clad, best granite Lie.
l9c. 2quart dranite-Covcred Bucksts 400
Coo large size ron-Cad Granite Roasting Pans. So
lSc 10 and llquart Fibre Water.Bucasts 100.
Polished Roller Towel-Racks, IN case TIC value &c.
Solid Meat Cho ppers, So vsJue for iOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
THE ToRpEDO-DoAT sHUDRICK.
Dimcpsions and Description OF the
shin 10 he Launched Tuesday.

ship TO he Launched Tuesday.
The to-poao-boat TO De launched here
Tuesday. ana which is TO perpetuate the
ne made glorious by Rear Admiral
William e. shubrick. is Of the following
Dimensions. Length. rs feet; bsam, II
G,et draft. & feet s inches; displacement
ON trial. iGJ tons: speed expected on trial,
g nos diameter. OF A. J.. engine GYM
Ger. d. inches. diameter, each l. j. engine
cylinder. 2J1-l inches; stroke of engine
SIS inches. qrstc area OF boiler, 1868 square
feet: heating surface Of boiler Ioio squafe
feet. indicated hon. c-power, 5,OO' NUMBER
revolutions of engine 800; boiler pressure
~ pounds square inch.
The shuhrick i5 10 have twin screws,
vertical engines, placed I'm separate
Nater-dght compartments each with
condenser and bunker capacity for at
least forty tons of coal. II viii be light
81 throughout by electricity and furnish
al with one search-lieht Of I'm approved
pattern u is TO have TWO coming towers,
Tie forward one 20 be Of onc-half inch
nickel steel plates The battery will be
Composed of three rapd-hring guns and
mounts. weighing about two tons with
three and a half tons OF ammunition.
There viii be mounted on deck In ap-
proved DOS. lions three i5-foOt torpedo
tubes and storage space below for two
additional torpedoes and five war heads.
@l ordnance weights VIII amount IN total
to about thirteen tons. Berthing space
N.l D.. provided FOR crew OF twcnty-six
mon ana three officers. and provision
space for twenty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
A Great Show in the Basement

s ready visitors this wesR The greater portion ot
,ar fancy wares Imported pfssers show.
tns bargain preparation ir1tnense.
piruer Sets, with and gnsft dishs- 81
English China Dinner Gets. daisy decorations gold lined $40
Theodore Hayand Dinner sfts forAi dscors,oes az 20
stipple Gold Toilet Sets. & %, some IS sses fas5.
pinch &c., fss,oonsd edge, yyhits Meat la,ss. 10.
frc Carlsbad Tea Pats tiles pink foral sssoraans Sc
Soc Grown Blue Spray Decorated covssed psfas ssc
pSo French China speoed decorated pudding Dishes ST.
TiaifGaLon White China water Pitchers, Sc value &C.
Entirely new cutting Celery Trays. extra heavy, s..
Soc. 7-inch sciid glazed Jardineres. 50 ~,
go Ginch painted decorated Jardlnerss, So.
Pressed GLASS Bu,tfr Dishes. 1oc. value Sc.
ut Turiblers special. / he eanb.
Floral banquet lamps BRASS footed n,pch globes 81 S.
shape Squat Lamps, dscorAuens braa tnt1
$50
YiuL az Grimm Tinted PaTor Lamps. fls5 vaius. 1a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

son. where they will remain during the
carnival as the guests OF the William
II. Trigg Company.
Miss Shubrick is the eldest daughter OF
Dr John Templar and Carrie Sharp
ShubriCk She was born in Hertfcrd coun-
~ y. c.. on the 23d of December, 1889.
She is q direct descendant Of the naval
family Of Shubrlcks, being the grand
daughter of Lieutenant Edmund T. Shu-
brick, the gTeat-granddaughter OF Com
mander John Templar Shubrick, ana the
ereat-grandniece of Rear-Admiral VIII
g. Shubrick. all of the navy.
Little Miss Carrie is bat 10 years OF
age. She u.s. however, well grown, and
she is quite pretty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Points for Visitors to Richmond.

Nc visit to Richmond complete which
walk through The Meyer Store to
buy anything You have saohe packages
checked without char &c.
You may have trunks packages letters IN the
OF The Meyers Store and they will be held until call
them without charge You your friends
mere You have purchases shipped with
out charge if they s. unless be furniture
or such bulky articles You buy anything Ike
should your folks NJ home like selections
return II and check will be mailed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Es-Juage Arrested In Court.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Octobers Is =
Judge John a. Campbell, one OF the old
est and most highly -rospected lawyers IN
this county, was arrested to-day, IN tne
Circuit Court. for contempt OF court; ne
was representing a client, and, asking
that the suit be thrown out OF court;
Being refused. he rose I'm open court ana
charged Judge Estill with frauduleauy
attempting 10 hold the case, whereupon
he was ordered arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Sheet Music at Cut Prices.

This week will q great bargain week in department
f number Of specials win be offered that have been
placed before the public reduction instructors:
fsrlaks paper bound.
yelaiss. cloth bound,
Yevsr's. cloth bound. 53c: 81 . edition.
Winners or all instruments, 4Sc.
kohcrs paper bound, $50.
Common seDse. pc.
rlcvins water Scenes including weknoWn Narssus, $50
a fine collection 60c publications only this SALE 1oc
Brilliant arrangement of Old Black Joe at 25c
special IN foios at 19c. and &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Fine Dress Goods Two Specials

arranged for this weeks sale importers sample
PIECES the following dress goods Should with
binary sale:
AT 25 yard there Venetian and Zebene wide
Vgeareaux. Hair Line Whp-Cords Striped
ings, 4o-nches wide goods worth up g. 1925
At yard, Fancy Suitngs and Plains to
match, and Broad Cloths. nearly IL
geher with silk Wool suitings heretofore selling
$50. here
Plaid Back Golf Cloths, 1-2 yards, skirt si9
Pad Back Golf Cloths. 50 styles. 1882 $ styles 50.
Regular 81 Two-Tone Plaid l6-inch 75c
Regular Wool Zebeline 4s-nch &c
Regular 81 Covert Effect Whip Cords. special SIC.
The New Zebelno Cloth. mixtures plain coors soc.
styles Plaids imported from Germany, special at 5Or
Regular 5Oc Ploids S-inohes wide special a 93c
PETe Wool Fancy sungs the proper effects 1oc
Rough CloakIng. Lambs3oo effect. black brown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Lace Curtains, Heavy PortiereS.

Another those extraordinary showngs OF importers
small surplus quanuyonly 70 pairs Of kind}5 styles
styles 54S styles for
including IRISH Point Renaissance, 2Thread
Nottingham 6shnet Madras weave.
Striped rufhed Curtains
Heavy PoTteresonly pair of any color though
yearly all styles represented comprising nearly
$50 pairs special sale Satin Derby Porers
Heavy Brocaee Poreres, other styles
10 s. $50 so and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
At the Point of Death.

ASHLAND. VA, October a.-ispeciai)
Mr. p IT stone Is at the point of death
AZ his residence here. He has been Ill
with pneumonia for ten days. Mr.. Stone
Is one OF the oldest employees OF the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. and Is held by the orficers OF
the company In the highest esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
MISS sHuBRrcK's COMING.
She VIII Reach Richmond To-Mor-
row AfternOOn.

Miss Carrie s. shubrick. the young lady,
VINO BY virtue OF her descent
from Commodore shubrick. has been in
Wied TO ohristen the torpedo-boat shu-
DITCH on Tuesday will arrive in the city
,o-inoffow evening az 7:2O o'clock from
80. nome. Ia Rocky Mount. ~ -, to-
sst'nst Win her father. DR. John Templar
'uDi'os. and her mother, and a special
parry Of Invited guests.
,4Hs party viii be driven 10 the Jeffer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Ready-Made MEMS Pants.

You wouldn't believe It possible TO buy
such good pants for such little money
until you see those in the sale here.
Regular $50 Black Twilled Cheviot Pants,
sale at 40 pair.
Regular g Brown or Grey Cheviot Pants,
sale az sSc.
Regular 81 Black. Grey. Brown, Tan
Pants sale al CSC.
Regular $3.50 Plaid Striped and Scotch
Mixture Pants, sale Of slB
Regular S275 Cheviot Cashmere or Hair
line Pants. sale at .is.
Regular $3.50 and 81 Worsted Hair-line
Pants. sale at ,lss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
TOO warm for Hunting.

The weather was too warm yesterday
for a successful hunt by the Deep Kun
Club. one of tho dogs died from the
effects of the heat
There will be no meet next wednesday
on account Of the tournament
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Extra Black Goods Opportunities.

Guaranteed perfect Notwithstanding the special
Samples sent.
The 81 80 Imported Crepons for CSC.
The slD Imported Crepons for N5.
The s2S Imported Crcpons for $50
The 800 Imported Crepons for 81 g.
The si00 Imported Crepons for s2&.
The $40 Imported Crepons for 1915.
Atwood Cheyot IS inches wide. for lie.
SIC. Atwood Chovot 80 inches wide. for CSC.
s1O0 Atwood Chsvot % inches wide, for 15c.
SIG All-Woo Choviot 80 inches wide, for soc.
$50 Atwood Chcviot 80 inches wide, for 9sc.
Ac. Atwood sIrah Serge 80 inches wide, &c.
zoe. An-Woo French Serge 80 inches wide, ssc.
7Jc. Al-Wool Storm Serge, S inches wide 49c
SIC. Atwood ocean Serge a. inches wide 59c
800 Atwood Imperial Serge, - inches wide, &c
39c. Atwood HenTiatta 80 inches wide for &c
Coo. Atwood Henrietta IS inches wide, Tor 42c.
csc. All Wool Henrietta &c inches wide, for 75c.
s125 All-Wool Henrietta 4G inches wide, for sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Winter Underwear Specials.

Any kind you want. Bought from mills
direct at special prices, besides those ex-
ira prices.
For ladies'. there are Natural Wool Vests
and Pants. White Lamb's-Wool Vests
and Pants-the Identical goods We had
to sell for 81. and which are as good as
81 will buy-some at Gsc. and some at
50c Also. Union Suits, in Cream OF
Natural-Gray Wool ard some Black
Equestrian Tights-better than the aver
age $50 suits-which we can cell for s..
Tor men. Steam-ehruRk Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers. Of the famous Glas-
tenbury make. the standard price OF
which is $50 sale at slls.
Also. from another mill IN like circum-
stances. there comes six cases Men S
Heavy Tan and Lght-Blue Feece-Lined
Camers-EIair. Merino, and Mixed Light
Wool Shirts and Drawers. better than
most OF the Goc. goods for &c. garment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Professor oonman Resigned.

A telegram from Hoge Academy. Black
stone. saws that Professor Coffman, prin-
cipal OF the school has resigned the
trustees decline 10 give the reason, but
II Is stated that the Professor became
offsnded al n practical joke played upon
him by the students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
81 Wilton Velvet Carpets, 55C.

every pattern in quantity desire any color
select either for halls Is one OF the leading
specials of this weeks Carpet sales
artfods 30 Administer Carpets with or without borders voc
Smiths 81 Wilton Velvet Carpets, halls rooms 9c
SOC Helf-Woo. Yard Wide. TwO-Ply Carpets, 29c.
Pretty Green Red Pattern Ingram Carpet 19c.
1Sc. All-Woel Two-Ply Carpets. best makes, i9c.
Brussels Carpets, halls, stairs carpets, 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
SnaciaI Assortment ladies' CapeS Here

he rse5 wide spread The difference in prices for
go svs and styles alone being sufficient to cause
o., u, purchase whilst these special lots sale.
Some extra Ions Capes Of imported shawls. $i5O
me Real scotch Golf Capcs. sample lot SIS, So $3.50
Hack Rough Cloth Cspes, fun circular sweep $50.
auds9nc Ptish Capes beautifully beaded and ribbon trim
III s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Solid Color Cloth Waists

Ready 10 put on without any prepara-
ton. and will AZ you more perfectly than
tsiose you could have made.
Special lot. braided or plain, 81.
Tailor made. shirt waist style. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
ladies' Swell TaiIor.M Made Suits.

The Never Stores department win be revelation to visi
ss j. larger by any IN the city Special pur
asses have been made extraordinary increased de-
expected this week and the suits 20 on sale com
erong Monday. Six Special Sales:
$50 Suits: SO Suits; Sale $3.50 Suits Sale a.
SIS Suits: Sale g. SIS Suits; Sale G, 325 Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

$50 and SO Wei Kid Button Shoes ladies' one special
lot. at $40 pair.
styles Of the celebrated Carlisle Companys Ladies' 50
and $3.50 shoes, sale at $50
Regular $50 School Shoes for Misses and Children medium
weight light weight. 81.
Genuine kid Skin shoes Ladies' with patent leather tip
sale at &c.
The regular $50 Satin Calf Shoes Boys sale at ST.
chance at the $3.50 prize Scrolls shoes-ssls
for $50 but as fine as shoes Information at Shoe Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
The Southern Clothing MIg. Co.

g. ono wholesale clothing concerns n 70
, we have ready for of their stock Oh boSs
Nstec SUITS together with seven other special lois o 9uS
bys TO- 10 years viii make This OF The most interesting
sales weeks Of the season
Boys recf $3.50 suits Of Mems Cassimeros sac a. Ss9o
5rys' req suits finish. chcviots sale al Won
Rows rceu $40 suits ol-wool choviois sale NJ >i@
roys REGULAR s. Top Coats for all ages. SAFE al $h%
~. rar s. 30 Refer Overcoas all ages sale at SleS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Refers for Misses, Girls, or Babies

GER little 7sc We selling Navy Blue Refer from
cne greatest special purchases made which
include comprise imaginable style OF Kersey
broad Rough CLOTH plain Taiormsde
rncy stydded into lots $l9s
20 $40 SO. S. SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Ladies Tailor Made Jackets.

,-c oportuniy for new Jackets at less than regular
49, the result, Of the past weeks warm weather and
r. resulting dunoss Of the manufacturing tall
k,rcrAr, LOT A-Black Rough Jackets man style 80
EprCItL lot R-Tan Smooth Cloth Jackets new soaIopeu
lr.-L back. 800