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Evening star., 1900-10-04
9 to 10

Ladies aprons, Ioc "
made of white lawn, with deep hens and
wide tie strings
Muslin drawers, I2I2c.
made of coed quality muslin, with wide
hens and with tucks above.
Misses 08c shoes, 45c.
styles; sizes 11A TO 2.
Mems Soc underwear, 47c.
-feeced-lined and the best underwear SOC.
Boys and girls underwear, 24c.
qualities which sell for Soc the world
over: natural wool.
Ladies' ST. underwear, 69c.
Ladies' wool ribbed underwear. which sells
usually at 81. will he offered at 69c. gar
ment tomorrow. this hour.
Mems sc. colored border hdkfs., &C
Mems sc. suspenders, sc. pair.
Ladies Ioc. handkerchiefs, &c.
Child's Ioc. hair ribbons, &c.
Ladies soc. underwear, 2oc.
Window shades, 7zsc.
Waterproof felt window shades. in va
riety of colors; complete with fixtures for
Curtain scrln, IIsc. yard.
36-inch cream curtain scrim. in handsome
patterns; instead Of Sc. yard. for 17sc.
Rainv-day skirts, SI.oS.
Ladies' stylish rainy day skirts: with in
bottomss full width and OF worthful ma
terials. Tor 81 .9S this hour.
| Chllds' reefers. S2.o2.
Little girls medium weight refers of wear
now and later. Of plain and mixed cloths;
with large sailor collars. $2.3S.
Boys soc. shirt waists, Ioc.
Boys laundered percaie shirt waists:
| pleated front and back; with round collars;
the same waists which sell for Soc; for 19c.
Child's and misses hats, SOC.
ChiIdren's and misses black and colored
felt hats. such being sold about town
at SOC, for soc. this hour.
Twilled crash, 37sc. yard.
Allinen heavy twilied Scotch crash. which
sells for 1oc. yard usually, for s7sc. yard.
Ioc. French silesias, 5zsc.
Yard-wide French silesias. in remnants:
| the extra fine quality and In good lengths:
worth from 1oc. to 15c. yard. for 5'.c. yard.
SC. outing flannel, $3.50
Outing flannel, in splendid patterns for
| children's dresses and house wrap ppers. which
sells for Sc. yard, for o1sc yard.
sc. for popular 25c. music.
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6oc. satin duchesse, 3oc.

6oc. satin duchesse, ,3oc.
Handsome brocaded satin duchesss and
gros grain silks. which make up into such
ity: rich and iustrous: instead Of SOC. and
6ec.. for 30c. yard
French flannels, 3oc.
where for 5Oc and soc. yard, In such de-
sirable shades as blue. cardinal. heliotrope,
violet. old rose, French blue. grays. pinks.
full pieces and as many yards as you wish.
for Soc. yard.
64c: prints, $50.
ground prints, in handsome patterns: no
remnants. but full pieces; the s14c. sort
for 3Sc. yard tomorrow, this hour.
7oc. short backs, 40c.
eoors and aS SacR which 'ns ss for ssc @ eaeh
for 49c. this hour tomorrow.
BOYS all-wool knee pants, 3oc.
Boys ail-weol knee pants of desirable
cassimeres and cheviots: some with double
seats and knees; the kind sold for no less
than 8gc., for 39c.
Boys corduroy knee pants, 2oc.
Boys fine corduroy knee pants, In two
shades: the regular Soc. sort, for 29c. this
Serge skirts, $2.0S.
Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts: trim
med med at bottoms with three rows @ Of silk:
toms. for $2 50.
Ladies $I4 suits, $o.o8.
Ladies' covert and homesPun suits. in
Eton and double breasted tight-htting silk
lined jackets: the latest and most stylish
tailor made suits. which are selling for $l4
and more; for this hour, So. %.
Table oilcloth, I2Hc.
Best quality 5-quarter table oilcloth. in
coiors and handsome patterns; for 1211c.
yard
75c. blankets, 53c.
Heavy 1O-quarter blankets. in gray and
tan. with handsome borders; instead Of 75c,
White spreads, 4oc.
Full double bed size white spreads. which
sell usually for T5c. for 49c.
So umbrellas, SIoO.
Lot Of ladies' and mems silk gloria umbrei-
las. which formerly sold for So, to go for
LOO this hour.
Misses 35c. underwear, I0c.
Misses ribbed underwear. the usual quail
ity at 35c. garment. to go this hour at Ice.
garment.
I21ac. embroideries, 7c.
Handsome embroideries, 3 and inches
wide. which sell for 121ac. yard a usual
thing. for 7c. yard.
ST gloves, 47c.
Genuine kid gloves In black and all
shades; newest effects In stitching; slightly
imperfect. hence, instead Of ST. for 47c.
pair for one hour.
Child's hosiery, nc.
Lot Of children's fast black ribbed hose:
the actual values sold at 25c. by some
stores; for &c. pair this hour.
Mems ST. underwear, SIC.
Men'c wool and camel's hair underwear for
DOC garment instead Of 81.
Child's o8c. shoes, SOC.
Lot Of children's dongola button and lace
shoes. sizes S1a to IL; also little boys satin
calf shoes and box calf shoes, the latter
with spring heels. sizes to 1871; instead
OF 9sc., for 59c- pair.
Infants slips, 25c.
Infants long and short slips, daintily
trimmed with embroidery. for 2oc.
Children's dresses, I5c.
Children's gingham dresses. sizes 1 to
White aprons, 25c.
Handsome white aprons. in all sizes from
to IA years. and In FIVE styles, made Of
India linon, for 25c.
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Elegant Piano-polished Music Cabinet, in
quartered oak or mahogany finish; has eight
compartments for sheet music. This is a
most beautiful piece of furniture, and is
offered at the extremely low G n R Dr.
A big line at all prices.
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S5.oS & S6.98 trimmed hats, $3.o8.
As special offering for this hour we
shall sell misses and children's trimmed
hats, trimmed with elegant quality ribbons,
silk yelvets. ostrich tips. quilts aigrettes,
&c. which are worth S5.9s and s6.9s, for
1898.
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"EIechts' Greater Stores, "
Free delivery
of all purchases amounting to SIS to
within 100 miles radius of this CITY,
Free delivery
II al purchases amounting to SIS more to
WITHIN 100 miles radius of this CITY,
5I3-5I5 SeHenth Street

before of Bargains
dnma
m emy "e
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Embroidered flannel, 4oc.
Embroidered white flannel for infants
wear and for underskirts TN rich designs;
instead of 69c for Acc
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo- Suinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II 1t fails to cure. Z. w.
Groves stgnattrv II On each box. 1Be.
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Cheyiot serge skirts, $40.
Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts: made
with the inverted pieat back and full flare
bottoms; instead of So 9s for $2.49.
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NEGROES STAND BY MCKINLEY.
citing I'm New York Last Night
Largely Attended.

NEGRO Disfranchisement the Paramount
Issue was the subject discussed by several
speakers at a mass meeting Of colored peo-
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(CONTINUED3
Broadcloth skirts, $6o8.
Ladies' handsome quality black broad
cloth skirts, with rows Of silk around the
bottom in wavy effect; new Inverted pleat
back and full dare; for 50. 9S; the ~ values.
Mems 75c. silk hdkfs., 39c.
Ladies ST. union suits, 48c.
$I.o8 all-over embroidery, 75c.
25c. jewelry, &c. each.
Ladies corsets, 3oc.
Ladies' long. short and medium csrsets, in
white. gray and black; all sizes for 39c.
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Trimmed sailors, 7oc.
Ladies' and misses trimmed sailors, In
gray and caster. instead of $1.25, for 7yc.
soc. tafetaline silks, 2oc.
Handsome taffetaline silks the most de-
sirable fabric for Innings. for underskirts. for
trimmings: all silk. and sold everywhere at
Soc. yard; N good line Of colors and black;
for 29c. yard.
Plaid back golf cloths, 2oc.
Piaid-back golf cloths. the most desirable
fabrics for ladies' rainy day skirts; can be
made up without lining; instead Of Soc, for
29c.
7oc. black cheviot, soc.
Black all-wool cheviot; extra heavy quail
fty and most desirable for skirts and
dresses; instead of roc. for 5Oc
Brownie overalls. I4c.
Little boys "BrDw-ie'' oveFalIs Of blue
denim, with suspender straps. for 14c.; 39c.
elsewhere.
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Cheviot serge suits. $6o8.
Ladies' black chevfot serge SUITS newest
In effect. which are worth half as much
again, for So 3S.
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Plaid back golf cloths. 2oc.

Boys suits. $I.4o-
Little boys suits. in vestie styles, from 3
to years. Of very worthful materials; and
double breasted suits, In sizes to Ii years;
the kind and sort sold at $3.50 usually; for
81 40 this hour
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s to 9

Mems Ioc. linen collars, 6Hc.
i'm 25 different styles. all 2100 4-ply linenS
you ought to buy them by the dozen.
Mems I2Hc. linen cuffs, oAc.
in all styles: all 21O0 linen also.
Infants 3oc shoes, Ioc.
One lot Of black dongola shoes for infants,
sizes / to 5. which are the regular 3Oc.
values, to 60 for Zoe. pair.
Bows knee pants, IOc.
Lot of boys wool knee pants, in sizes
and : only to 60 tomorrow this hour at
10c pair; are acc. values.
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Ladies flannel waists, $I.4o.
Ladies' fashionable danneI waists In all
sizes and all colors: braid trimmed; for
$1.49.
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Mems silk neckwear, I5c.
some which are worth 25c. each: hence at
15c. are great bargains.
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Ioc. French silesias, $50.
Yard wide French silesias. In remnants;
the extra fine quality and In good lengths:
worth from 1Oc to 13c yard for 5T4c. yard.
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Sc. outing flannel, 5zsc
Outing flannel in splendid patterns for
children's dresses and house wrappers. which
sells for Sc. yard. for Size. yard.
sc. for popular 25c. music.
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Ladies 35c. handkerehiefs, I7c.
all linen and handsomely embroidered.
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25c.. enbroideries, I2Llc. .-..r-s
Handsome embroideries. ssnches wide and
the usual 25c. sort; to go for l2l4e. yard
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Ladies $I.25 shoes, 75c. se.#-
Ladies' dongola but ION and lace shoes. in
all sizes; instead ef ST. -, for T5e. pair
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1 to 3

Ostrich plunes, soc.
3.quarter size ostrich plumes; handsome,
and worth 89c. to 8sc.; for 58c. this hour.
Crepon skirts, $o.o9.
Ladies' handsome silky blister crepon
skirts. with full flare bottoms and inverted
pleat backs. for $9.98. which will cost you
$3.50 anywhere else.
$22 suits for S16.o8.
Ladies' fashionable taflor-made suits Of
pebble cheviot. homespun, cheviot serge.
and all enscts; newest skirts; all $40 val
ues; for $169S.
Stair oilcloth, 5Zsc.
Best quality stair or runner oilcloth, in
s IDS eeoFngs oil, and patterns instead
carpet remnants, sc.
Handsome ingram carpet remnants for
rugs. which are worth SOC, to go for 15c.
Ladies' silk umbrellas, $I.5o.
Ladies' colored silk umbrellas. which sold
for So, to go for $3.50.
Mems night shirts, 30c.
Mems muslin night shirts. which sell for
1oc. usually; full lengths and width; for 39c.
Ladies $50. handkerchiefs, I7c.
all linen and handsomely embroidered.
Mems silk neckwear, &c.
some which are worth 25c. each: hence at
15c. are great bargains.
Ladies flannel waists, ST 40.
Ladies' fashionable damel waists. In all
sizes and all coIors: braid trimmed; for
$1.49.
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25c. taffeta ribbons, I4c. yard.
Handsome taffeta silk ribbons fully 5
inches wide and the regular 25c. quality,
to 60 for 14c. yard.
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Boys corduroy knee pants, 2oc.
Boys fine corduroy knee pants. in two
shades; the regular Soc. sort for 29c this
hour tomOr
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Serge skirts. S2.Q8.

Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts: trim
med at bottoms with three rows Of silk:
with inverted pleat backs and full fare bot
TOMS for 81 98
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Silk underskirts, S6.o8.

again. luf 3O.oo
Silk underskirts, S6o8.
Ladies' taneta silk underskirts, in all
colors and all shades Of colors. with two
styles OF hounces, for $69S.
Silk waists, $4.o8.
Ladies' black and eolored silk waists. in
all colors; hemstitched back and front and
very stylish; but slightly mussed from show
ing. to go for 81 9s.
Curtain poles, I3Hc.
5-foot curtain poles In cherry walnut and
oak finish; complete with brass trimmings
Appliqued pieces, I5c.
Handsome appliqued scarfs and shams in
handsome designs, instead of aae., for i5c.
each. III
Comforts. o8c. r !,
Extra heavy sateen covered comforts, in
handsome patterns and eolorings; instead
OF S15O. for Csc. n
Ladies' 15c hose,F 7c.
,-absolutely fast BLACK and the best 15c.
25c. veilings, lac,
Ladies' silk yelling In IS different STYLES:
instead Of 25c., for lac.
25c.. enbroideries, IaHc. .-.4s-
Handsome embroderies. 8sinches wide and
the usual 25c. sort; to go. for I2He. yard.
. fTT u
Ladies $I25 shoes, 75c. .s7ss-
Ladies' dongola but ton and lace shoes in
all sizes; instead Of $t.25, for 76c pair.
SI.e5 wrappers, 6oc. ;@ Ss
800 ladies' wrappers made Of heavy fast
colored percale; In navy, red. black gray
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Ladies soc. underwear, 2oc.

Window shades, 7zsc.
Waterproof felt window shades. in va
rety Of colors; complete with fixtures for
IIsc.
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Bows all-wool knee pants, 3oc.

Boys allwool knee pants of desirable
cassimeres and chevfots: some with double
seats and knees; the kind sold for DO lesl
than 8pc for 39c.
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25c. veilings, I4c.Y
Ladies' silk yelling. In IS different Styles
instead of 25c. for 14c
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Iaffeta silk skirts, S7.o8.
Handsome taffeta silk skirts which are
really worth $40, will be sold this hour for
$7.93.
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Infants coats, $I.o8. = sa-
T. Infants long and short coats Of heavy
Bedford cord, trimmed handsomely; for
$1.9S this hour - 81
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Ladies heavy coats, $6.o8.
As an Introductory offering we shall sell
ladies' black kprsey cloth coats, embracing
the newest effects and silk-lined. for So 50;
these ceats are fully worth So
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Pillow cases, Io7sc.
Ready-made pillow cases. hemstitched and
handkerchief borders full size and Of fine
quality Of muslin: instead Of 1215c. and 15c.
each for 105sc. each.
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Mems 81 umbrellas, sc.
For an hour we shnll sell our mems 81
umbrellas for Soc; variety OF handles; Para
gon frames.
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SI.e5 wrappers, 6oc. S
800 ladies' wrappers, made of heavy fast
coiored percale; In navy, red. black. gray
and cadet; all with deep dounces for 69c
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Mems ST.. so underwear, 92c.
For an hour only we shall sell our mems
natural wool shirts and drawers, which we
have marked 81 80. for 92c. garment.
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Bleached sheets, 3oc.
Ready-made sheets. made OF good quality
bleached n1uslin iTernmed and hand -ironed
and hand. torn; II by 90 inches in size; in
stead Of 5Oe. for SOC. -
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Lace curtains, 3oc. pair.
Handsome nottingham lace curtains, 10
white and cream; worth double, for SOC
pair.
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Boys suits, $3.o8.
Boys au-woOl cassimera and cheyiot suits
In vestfe styles, in sizes from 3 to years
and In, double breasted styles from to 1B
years; the best 50 suits possible to buy;
for 50 9S this hour.
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Twilled crash, $3.50. yard.
All-linen heavy twilled Scotch crash, which
sells for 10c. yard usually, for S!sc. yard.
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Boys suits, $I.o8.
Boys vestie and double breasted suits:
former in sizes from 3 to years and lat.
ter In sizes to 16 years: made Of very
stanch. value-giving fabrics; in mixtures Of
many sorts; the best 81 50 suits possible to
buy; for this hour, 81 o.
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White spreads, 4oc.
Full double-bed size white spreads, which
sell usually for 75c. for 49c.
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>olIk ulluCl SklItS, spO1c.
Ladies' taffeta silk underskirts in all
colors and all shades Of colors with two
styles OF hounces, for Sc 80.
Evening star., 1900-10-04

Boys and girls underwear, 24c.
qualities which sell for soc. the world
over; natural wool
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Ladies' ST underwear, 69c.
Ladies' wool ribbed underwear. which sells
usually at 81. will he offered at 69c. gar
ment tomorrow this hour.
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Curtain Scrlm, IIsc. yard.
36-inch cream curtain scrim. I'm handsome
patterns; instead Of Sc. yard, for 17c.
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Curtain poles, I3Hc.
5-foot curtain poles In cherry walnut and
oak finish; complete with brass trimmings
for 13nc. -
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Ladies' SI4 suits, So.Q8.

Ladies' covert and homespun suits. In
Eton and double-breasted tight-ftting silk
lined jackets: the latest and most stylish
tailor-made suits which are selling for $l4
and more; for this hour, SO. 90.
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Lot Of ladies' and mems silk gloria umbrel-
las. which formerly sold for 81, to go for
90 this hour.
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7oc. short backs, 4Oc.
ladies' and misses short backs. in all
coors and black. which sell for 79c. each,
for 4gc. this hour tomorrow.
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Mems Soc. underwear, 47c.
-aeeced-lined and the best underwear SOC.
ever bought.
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Mems night shirts, soc.
Mems muslin night shirts, which sell for
75c. usually; full lengths and width; for 39c.
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Infants Slips, 25c.
Infants long and short slips, daintily
trimmed with embroidery, for 25c.
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612c. prints, $50.
Full pieces Of navy, gray and black
ground prints. in handsome patterns; no
remnants but full pieces; the 61xc. sort
for 35sc. yard tomorrow, this hour.
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&C. for odd lot 25c. cloth-bound
books-good authors.
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Saturday for his masters license and his
papers allowing him 10 take command of
river and bay steamers were given him.
Mr. Nat Berry, chief carpenter OF the
Randall line steamers. who was operated
on some days ago for cataract. is much
better, and his physicians believe he will
recover the use of his eye.
Mr.. Augustus Dean. the well-known ship
and boat builder of Alexandria, Is confined
10 his home in that city by attack of
Inalarial fever.
turned home from two weeks trip to New
York and Atlantic City.
Capt. James Marmaduke, commander of
the steamer Belle Haven OF the Washington
and Alexandria ferry line. has recovered
from his recent illness and Is again in COM
mand OF his boat.
Capt. Theodore Keene has resigned the
place of first officer OF the steamer Estelle
Randall and has been appointed mate of the
ferry steamer Belle Haven.
Lieut.. w. V. E. Jacobs of the revenue
cutter Window has gone on a leave of alb
sence OF thirty-one days.
Col Robert Washington a well-known
lawyer of the King George county, Va
bar, who has been Ill at his home for some
time. arrived here on the steamer Wake
field Tuesday evening for treatment In one
OF the local hospitals.
Captain Ross OF the steamer Charles Mac
alester has returned from q visit to New
York and is again in command OF his boat
In spite OF the best efforts of Chief En-
gtneer Jimmy Neale Of the harbor police
boat VIgilant to keep the boats engine in
good working order, Ii played out on him
yesterday. and Commodore Sutton will
haul down hts flag and the Vigilant will go
out of commission until her machinery Is
overhauled. This engine has been In serv-
Ice twelve years. and this Is the first repair
work that has been put on II.
The pungyNJulia and Annie. which has
been ashore 1t Buzzards' Point, in the
Eastern branch. for some days, got on yes
terday at high water.
The repairs to the engine and boiler Of
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Ladies' black and eolored silk waists in
all colors: hemstitched back and front and
very stylish, but slightly mussed from show
ing; to go for "a 9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Percy Y. Cardoza and Miss Lena S.
Phillips. both OF tbs city, were united IN
marriage ut the home of the grandparents
of the fr:I. in Washington d. G., at
A. ,oo,. 1,Isc. ar The National Capital
nv ayra ne,anant between the families Of
The parents oil the bride died several
,.es,rs s3.,o and since then She has been
wine. with relatives in this city. She is
~ s',s 1.t,l 10. If amirjnr friends
80 -t''-' q 80
~. r-o.57a,,o -,or,,,,r clerk IN thc
lre-slL uetatp.l,si1 -, a - Pfn,,mond
Luz. NJ: No "a. -
attended the marriage anu dS'e' d "e7'
MAN
Miss Snowden, OF Macon, Ca WI W.
spend the winter with mr. aunt MIS-. w.
: : De saussure. ana VIII STUDY aiL VAIN
MISS NatheNs. iids letti lieu iio4iie d w
a pleasant Visit 10 Boston
Miss Blanche ATKINSON o. PETERSBURG.
is the guest OF the Misses AieNatlue OF
NO Sl2 Nofth 1wehiS-ih io street
marriage OF MISS Nifs-iAL I1siiiisoii
take place in PeterShuFg October Slsf' ff
Market 0'iee' VI T. M Gu
~ 1--we, ,I,,.+,a,. .bos r.+,,r,ed +ro,,
MT. James iiafueS mas ret'il'eu from
,r,e -, s,.,4,,- 90
Mrs. ie, Lar Hoassoh ana laniNs' %
seWahee' lehil:, are Eis, ,,III MI. =. b.
.1uS4i~n' W. 10 49, 80 -'AAi -
,,t~~ Nah, yar,i,n, of g Pan, MINI
i snen din = few ', DAYS with Mrs. Maud
Misses Fannia 1,aa. Meade of fairfax
ae h nf Miss is Sar % a rlorp errv
40. East Main Stres,.
An interesting missionary meeting was
held at Park-Place Church Thursday
aFternoon VIII "a Mis- Nrirnia pomar
field she has been for the past eight
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Two Members DISCHARGED

Messrs. William II. Tuke and STEPHEN
have been discharged on acco,n+
of having been absent from insnertion
last week, The order for their discharee
was read before Company A last night
Company A had an excellent drili Inst
night. Two new members were elecred
Captain Cheatwood stated to the men
that there must be a better ATTENDANCE
in the future. and any member of HE
conpany who would not attend drill
would be given his discharge from the
company.
Z There will be fatigue battalion drill
next Wednesday night at $50 o'clorl,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
Church Entertainment.

Tho musical and tableaux which were
given last night at the West-End Mission,
for the benefit OF the new Christian
Church, was a success. The programme
was an excellent one, in which some of
Richmond'S best talent took part
The programme went through without a
hitch. and was fully enjoyed by the large
capacity.
The success was due to the untirng effort
on the part of the committee which had
the entertainment in cl--rge, and a neat
sum was raised.
The work is progressing nicely on the
new church. and it is hoped that they VIII
soon be in their new quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-20
AT THE ARMORY,
Notes Abont tho Military and Military
peOnjc

The following committee on framing
constitution and bylaws of the Spanish
American War Veterans Association
met last night at the armory: John c.
Weckert lieutenant; W. E. Thomason,
lieutenant; L. T. Mathews, and Sergeant
John w Starke The constitution was
drawn up, and will be submitted at the
next meeting Of the associat on, which
will be called some night next week
Lieutenant Hardy. of Conpany.C, has
sent a letter to members of all COM
panies of the regiment, inviting them to
attend his lecture on First Aid to the
Injured y
The companies of the regiment have
been requested by Col. Anderson to turn
out in parade on Monday. at the opening
OF the Virginia Farmers Fair.
Company II has been ordered out for
the parade by Lieutenant Baptist.
Company Il held regular squad drill for
recruits last night.