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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

Senator William r. Stands, of South
ampton. who defeated Colonel Y. L. Boy
kin I'm the recent election. was in the
city yesterday. Mr. Stands says he IS
entitled 10 enter and participate I'm the
deliberations of the Democratic caucus,
and he expects 20 do so. He claims TO
have been the regular Democratic n0mi-
nee. though the State Committee de-
clared his competitor, Colonel Boykin,
To Doe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Football at Broad-street To-Day.

The Virginia Union University and the
Richmond Athletic Association will meet
on the gridirOn at Broad-Street PARK TINS
afternoon. The game will be called at
3 o'clock Both teams are cOlOrcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

NORFOLK. VA. November 81 -(Sps-
Ciai)-1hc United States training-ss.p
Alliance passed IN the gapes this morning
OF 100 O'Clock bound Tor Hampton Rolls
and The norfolk nayy-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
s.r,l.n nf Lnmhcr-Mim Mnnds.

MILTON. FLA, November 25.-The
hands m Chann & co.'s lUmber-mills
went out ON strike again to-day. because
M Inc refusal Of the company TO dis
charge a non-union boy. How the matter
will be settled cannot now be loreloiu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Mrs. Pinkham's Medicine Made
a New Woman OF Mrs. Kuhn.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
DEATHS.

Fowl ER-pisd. ~. llse residence OF
ThursGsy, November sd. JAMs&W.
inrqnt SON or j. Matthias and the late
Masgie Hankins Fowler; aged weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

NEW YORK. November .-(Special.)--
ID AvfcU Waldorf. r.. T.. Patterson
Aston. j. Z. Hobson and wife, MARI
hor0urn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

Saturday, as a mark OF respect 10 the
late Vice-Prosldent. n Is also expected
that number o. tho exchanges viii close.
the day OF the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
PAINrrL ACCIDENT
TO Physicinn Of Luray-Death of a
Lady.

TUUVs
LURAY. VA. November 3d. Cspocfsl "
Or y, r. white. Of THIS place was right
painfully hurt about the arm and shour
der to-day by being thrown from his
buggy I'm the East End OF town.
Miss Mary Fleming respected lady.
living IN the family OF Mr. John N.
Brubaker. I'm this town. was paralyxci
lest night and fled about 1890 =. A.
to-day. she had been In ili-health gor
some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Friday Remnant, 0dd-and-End Sa|G-Dly.

The many people far and who attend our special
Friday sales evidence of the phenomenal values OF
fered Perhaps you have never avaied yourself or our
offers Then come to this sale to-day, expecting mucn
You'll not be disappointed for host OF all the sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

marriages. Notwithstanding tho constl-
tutional prohibition by Utah Of such mar
TiagCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
WHAr ~ WANTS.

..t fhe Aueio-Saxon wants in TINS
world is tnc best OF everything. ana q
Ae.n NJ lt daughter and appiauseJ
.y declares Doc o. against trusts.
thing that nfe needs for support
atl0u. or adorumcnt is under trust.
f8 what 20 DO with trusts / am
"A. OBJ say ] do not know said the
.a..r but ] ann trying 20 nnl out
era when J 90 ] shan try to Doe brave
I'M. Saxon and act upon my conVic-
Tremendous applauso)
s.for Daniels conclusion was SPLEEN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. C. C. Butt. OF Cooke, Clark G Co,
who is sick at his home, is very much
improved.
Large sale of furniture. carpets. pic
lures, etc, at the Morris auction house
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Lee Rawlings. formerly of Pc
tcrSburS, has accepted the position OF
head bookkceper for Oberndorfer " Co,
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes and
family went to Baltimore Sunday for
few days visit
a youth with card attached to his
arm ,on which were printed in large
letters: PLEASE don't touch this arm"
attracted good deal OF attention on
Main street yesterday afternoon.
No admission tickets to Sousas Band
tonight will be sold until Sis p. IN.
Only the holders of reserved seats viii
be admitted up to that time.
Messrs. n. G. White, George X. Plant
Jr., Ratley Anderson, Guy V. Collins. II
James. Barton Willis and f. c. Gilbert
OF Washington. registered Sunday at
the Monticello.
Messrs. l. Eugene White and Ebert
Mason. of Newport News. visited in
Norfolk Sunday
Mr. James w. Somervinc. wife and
child. of Washington. spent Sunday in
Norfolk -fstie+-t+i-Isf-tAe Atlantic.
MIR. V. NJ. Fleming, of Fredericks-
burg. was a Sunday visitor in Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. S. a. Harvey. of Hamp-
ton. spent Sunday In our city.
Mr.. Christian Adler. wife and son.
Of Greater New York. stopped over
sunday in this city.
Mcssrs. William c. EIiason. Sr., and
William c. Eliason, Jr.. of Baltimore
left Norfolk for their home yesterday.
Messrs. IL. u. Taylor. Eli Genraris
and Nice Taylor. of Williamson. were
in Norfolk Sunday
Mr. +. y. Eranning. of the Framing
Manufacturing COMPANY. Edonton
passed through Norfolk Sunday going
North.
Mr.. ] IT, Spencer. a tobacconist Of
Mar'iisviiie. was in the city yesterday
on business.
Dr.. II p. Jones and wife. and Mrs
T. j. Euriin. of Roanoke City. we're IL,
Norfolk Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. of Now
port News. are in the city
Messrs. Joseph Schrams. IT, +. lew
e't. ana John Whitehead. L. &. Army.
We're autographed at the Atlantic YES
terday.
Mr.. w. A. Lesueur and tho Misses
EVELYN ana Mav Garnott Newport
News. were guests Yesterday of tho
Monticello.
Mrs. Albert s. Rice. of Eocklond
Me is s,opping at tho Monticello.
DR.. II. Fullerton and wife. Of Pitts
burg ar" guests Of the Monticello.
MI John NJ Stivcrs. Of Riucficld. w.
Va. was in the city Sunday
fiokctt- Ruch2nan Camp. G. V. VIII
h"ld its annual meeting tO-nlrhi I,lcn-
ton OF officers ana annual reports.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
MIcN AoIdicrs Arrivc.

TIE army transport Victor arrived
sunday night at Old Point Comfort
morning the work of removing the sick
men from the steamer TO Josiah Simp-
son Hospital, near Fortress Monroe.
was begun and prosecuted with much
hurry as was consistent with their
safety and comofort. There were some
critical cases, but with such medical
treatment as is available mt the iioSpi-
tai. supplemented by good nursing,
nearly all Wal recover. The sick were
from Cuban gayrisuns.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Pants Bargain No.
TWO THIRTY-NINE

Two ThirtyNine for higher grade
Mems Pants-This line consists OF
many novelty designs that are extra
ordinary patterns to Offset mostly any
kind of dark coat and vest-If your
suit needs touching up with new
pair Of trousers to stem you over for
the remainder of the scason-this Two
Thirty Nine special stands before you
as big money saving chance-Pionty
OF good desirable styles taken from the
suit stock left over from combination
sales-The pants materials IN many
cases would cost more than we are
charging. 10 sly nothing about their
beng cu.-madc-and trimmed in first
class manncr-thc ntting-too-wiil
surprise and please yor;-it pays TO in
vestigate the big bargain values in
Mems Pants AT Two Thirty-Nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

and quality of the ungathered acreage
deteriorating. which forms another fea
turc in the business. Norfolk firms. as
u rule are holders Of the material
rather than in the short column, and
feel strong accordingly. one Norfolk
firm IN particular standing 10 win
largely on spot settlements.
Cotton cannot he gotten North, even
at present prices. inside the margin
left shor; sales. and registered cotton is
out OF the market. Just what amount
OF the insight is held by New England
sDinncrs is rot known, but Southern
mills must first be rcckoned with, and
they are becoming strong factor. The
highest yield predicted has been dis
counted and there appears litte safety
left under 6l2. if even is not "a
squeezing price.
In the meantime the stock market IS
Offering big inducements. which Nor
folk spectators are not slow to observe
anu take advantage of, and as result
numbers of light stocks are being
Dough; rccklessly-stocks that have lit
tie actual value. but which are floating
up with the tde-and there appears
IL chance OF numerous burnt fingers in
the near future. There are plenty of
real values in sight, but the average
buyer is not careful TO discriminate
between real and fictitious values and
not wary enough to ask advice or
drop his potato when 1t is ripe.
However. the market is very pretty
and there are prizes and plums, and
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Pants Bargain No.
ONE NINETY EIGHT

Another special value In the Pants
stock notch higher in price. but the
grade of quality IN materials far in
excess of the small difference charged
-One Ninety Eight this week takes
the pick and choice OF an endless va
r.cty OF Mems Pan;s-Thc east win
COW shows some Of the samples-This
line consists of chccks. stripes and
mixtures in cass mcrcs and chev;ots-
including plain blacks and blucs-and
among the assortment n big variety
Of worstcd effects in choice patterns
warranted for satisfactory service
in every way-Thcre Is not pair in
the entire range that ISN'T worth at
the lowest calculation from twenty
five TO thirtythrec per cent. more than
we are now charging for them. whilst
some OF them are actually worth half
more than the special bargain price
now quoted-'ftTr surplus pants stock,
like all other departments in the big
store must be cut down-lf interested
in good pants for men Al One Ninety
l;ight-1hc Tine for the best selection
il now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
\ FOUR Big
I'D
Pants Bargain No. 1
ONE FORTY-sEvEN

The Pants man puts in his claim for
special attention-Tho price slasher
hit the pants stock from end to end
single sizcs-romnant lots-odds-ends
REGULARS and every other kind of
trousers have had the gut rates APP
plied-One Forty-Seven takes the pick
and choice of sizes OF raft OF dura-
BILE Mems Pan;s-Strong materials
properly tailorcd-corrcct fitting. and
In every way good honest serviceable
ns-l3Xtraordinary goods for
the man of toll for work-a day pur-
poses. whilst many of them arc neat.
slightly patterns, suitable for evening
wear-One Forty-Scvcn makes n big
CIPTurr to -iall+3-,,-thai s interested
in true cconomy-The pants are good
for the money. being far better In
quality than the ordinary run of pants
usually quoted within this range of
prise.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Pants Bargain No. 4
TWO EIGHTY-SEvEN

There will be nothing left of the
winter stock OF Mems Pants, judging
from the way they're gong out-take
the TWO Eighty-Scvcn limo Of Mems
Pants. for instance-rcgular tailors
charge six and seven dollars for pants
made from no better cloth and trim
mings and the chances are in most
times they wouldn't 1T even as WE'LL
Here Is a we'll organized tailor shop
in the floor above this department
THAT takes your order for any altera-
ton that may be necessary, free of
any extra charge-and guarantees the
1T correct with the same degree OF
accuracy as If the fun value were
charged for tho gOods--hear in mind
Two Eshty-Scven covers tho price OF
excellent pants for mcn--warranted in
every way-At included.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Great Big Bargains
Mems Suits
Five Eighty Three,

Brag is one th.ng-Solid facts another
Value is what talks nowadays
Catchy headlines and buncomb adver-
tisements may work wonders at some
places-Great Big Hundred Cents
worth of real good value crowded into
n dollar does the work here-hencc the
crowded asles-the busy stir-the
steady. commotion desirable goods
that tho people would rather have
than tho money 1t cost to buy them
Mems Suits at Five Eighty-Thrce
speaks volumes of genuine bargain
meaning-Thc cloths are good wooden
fabrics-Thc patterns are cholcc-The
workmanship of an excellent order
The fitting as perfect as those that
cost double-The styles equal to any
that cost treble-Made into fashion
able sack coats-single and double
and short lengths-mcdium and narrow
cut trouscrs-high or moderately low
cut vcsts-thcy'rc big leaders for Eve
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiJefy ss-se-aii4-
what everybody says must be so
More sizes to-day than cver--plain and
fancy patterns-rough and smooth et-
fects-hcavy weight-durab,e -Tip-top
good lookinE-up to datc-Nien's
Suits that are just as good for
solid valuc-worth and wear as one
dollar is worth acknowledgements
the best selections await the earliest
callers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
$ . 2: . S.. 8 3:
As-.efW "a ElsEll2EIS;laAHY1
Mems Fine
Suits and 0veYCoats,
Nine Sixty-Nine,
EEzsGtE2ElEr:SHSSX1

There was tlme when to get ut
in n ready TO wear garment that the
man had to fit the clothes-Not 50 now
not hcre-theso clothes are built to
fit tho man any alterations or
changes are made free IN this grade of
suits and Overcoats-Just the same
as the original full price were paid for
the goods when the complement of
sizes We're in tho best shaoe-Ninc
S.Xty-N;nc actually takes the place of
fifteen dollars in a great many in
stances. The cu.ing I'm this line con-
eist of excellent quallties-Suits and
Overcoats that no man would hesitate
to wear-this sale must be over with
qu.ck--the work in hand must be done
room must be had-thc result of all
this means big money saving induce
mcnts for cash-Better Suits and Over
coats for less money than ever-Tho
sizes have bccn strengthcned-'The
scale IS complete-consists OF many
new patterns taken from the cream
OF sthc stock-a ten dollar bill gets
you good suit or overcoat and thirty
one cents change-and aside from this
the self same thlrty-ono cents Will
nearly double Itself III other depart
mcnts throughout the store, where
undcr-cut prices reign supreme to
convert heavy weight materials into
cash before tho close OF the season
but tho Nine Sixty-Nine range OF
Mems Suits and Overcoats outdocs
by far and goods we have ever Of
fered for the price in this or any
ether sale ut any other t.mc-Piclt
and cho,cc of any suit or overcoat III
1hc specified lot-Nine SiXtyNine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
numerous fake clubs that have infested

numerous fake clubs that have infested
the cities Of cur Stttc.
This ncw law in its terms includes all
social clubs, and requires the Corpora
ton court to- license them and TO in
Vcstiga.c all charges against them.
Under the circumstances the Judge felt
he might hc placed in an embarrassing
posN ion should amy trumred up charge
be preferred against the Virginia cub.
That popular member, Mr.. NJ. Il. Gro
wen. Was elected president Of the club.
and received the congratulations of his
many friends.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

that - TIA COTTON an" ~t"'N ''"'N'''
Yesterday was u busy day at Cobb
Bros. x Co.'S exchange, so busy that
the wire was kept humming With
orders. and comparatively little chat OF
the market could be taken. Cotton was
not king of the situation. though much
business was done in this staple. The
spo; market keeps going up. up. up as
the days of January lessen in number,
and the shorts are being forced to
cover at disastrous prices. The whole
trend of the future months is upward
in sympathy with the short movements
furry. and what the end of the month
will show is n conundrum which no one
seems able to answer, and only those in
the corner appear to particularly care,
providing the market goes high enough
before the break.
Receipts at Southern ports are light
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
Mems Choice Suits
and 0vercoats,
Seven ThirtV-Seven

There's no need for any man to
waste his money-matters not how
much he'se gothic money saving
policy is far better-This great Stock
for reckless extravaganza hundreds
OF men are actually surprised at their
own eyes-thcy can't realize that such
sterling values can be produced at
such astonishingly low prices-the fact
of the matter Is they can't-thcse
special sales are inaugurated to pre-
vent loss-cut down surplus-bar out
accumulation-conver remnants and
odds and ends into cash-realze on
seasonable goods IN Il seasonablc sea-
son-here is n clear case OF must-a
double purposc-a series of interior
improvements that demand room-a
business eXpedient that means money
The goods are going TO be sold-no
nonsense-no decoys-no preteXts-an
an out and out fair and square open
and above board series OF genuine re-
auctions on first-class we'll made per
feet fitting Mems Suits and Over
coats-Seven Thirty-Scven Is the price
the suits and overeoats are here sep
aratcly laid off in SOLID stccKs-all one
uniform price In this lot-Seven Th.r-
Observation-Disclosures of well pleased
men have pro:i,cd by this transaction
why not you? Take your cho'ce-
Seven Thirty Scven-Suits and Over
coa.s-each Seven Thirty-Sevcn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
s s . 3 8
RattIing Good
Mems Suits
Eight Eighty-Eight

Three Fights jumblcd together never
had moro purchasing power than that
which the great Stock Relief Sale has
made possible this week for Eight
Eighty-Eisht-Thcr will not be
dollars worth of heavy weight Mems
Suits left over at the close of the sea-
cash-The instructions from manufac-
turing headquarters are imperative
sell tho goods-weed out tho single
sizes and broken sets-matters not
what loss-sell-These words place
power where the people can be bone-
fittcd-they bring superior quality of
wearing apparel within the range of
cost OF inferior sorts Eight
Eighty-Eight Mems Suits are not tho
job lot kind caught up at an auction
sale-not made up as hand-me- downs,
nor cut with circular saw, nor stuck
together with a glue pot.
Eight Eighty Eight Suits-here- are
made in the Burk Tailor shops-made
with every possible good Improvement
that any iirst-class tailor made suit
contains warranted thoroughly
shrunll-and otherwise built for SER
vcc and shapelincss from materials
that will wear we'll and retain their
color.ngs and freshness to the fullest
extent of satisfactory scrvice-lf in
terested in Eight Eighty-Eig Spc-
cials-The timo is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
GINA CLUB

MIR. NJ. Il. CROMWELL ELECTED
PRESIDENT.
The Virginia Club held n special
meeting last nigh; to elect q president,
vice Judge a. r. IIanckel. who was re-
Gently elected during his absence from
the city, but designed on account of an
act Of the iastbLegislatnre aimed at the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
sly crap Shooters.

Last night between the hour of and
o'clock pedestrians noticed 4 crowd
of negroes shooting craps at the cor
ner of CRANKY and Plume streets. II is
said that these negroes make pruc-
tice Of congregating nearly every night,
engaging in craps shooting. placing one
of their number of guard TO give the
alarm when a policeman appears in
sight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

Norfolk dealers are in it for all they
are worth and will draw some prizes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

See DR.. Week about your eyes. Ex-
animation free. 80 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24
FOR SALE.

IA OR S y LIE = DINING SALOON
H. well established m splendid location
and doing good business; cheap. Il. t.
e., Nirginian-PHot ja22-t (
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

WY GUILD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
w any party who served on the u. S.
ship Portsmouth in the year of 1854
'S5. Leave address u. S.. at Virgnian
Pilot office. ja22-lw'
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NaT ANTED. = LIGHT SET OF
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dress X Y. H., care Virglnian-Pilot.
ia2I-lws
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~ RG.ANIZEToS WANTED FOR THE
W latest and best beneficial ORDER
tive men can make large wages; salary
or commissions: write for terms and cir
Metropolitan Building. Newark. n, j
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

DIANO.-FINE. FULL SIZE SIZES
4 Cabinet Grand Upright Piano, IN
was $3.50 now sl55 Call at once. AAIES
& ECRk, lG9 Main street. ja22-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-24

NM ANTE D. = SEVERAL FIRST
w class canvassers. Apply room No
8. 22i Main street. over Martins phar-
macy. ja2t-2t
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Salary and commission No books in
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goods TO deliver. reference required
TILL; PURCHASERS UNION, Knicker-
becker Building. Philadelphia, Pa
la Pass
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nv NNTED. TWO EXPERIENCED
wv saleslades and window decora-
tor. RUSSELL & SiMCOE. ja2l-3t
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CLOS BUYS y FINE CHASE
- i CO Bros Cabinet, Grand Up-
right I'iano in Ebony Case: beautiful
tune and action and in splendid condi-
ton. AMES IL BURK. 163 Main street.
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