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Coal Miners and Iron Workers
Asking for Increase Of
Wages.
Eivo Hundred Operatives at Cov-
ington, Ind, Suspend Coal-
Digging;
IA Also Do Thousand Of More In tho
Bellevillc, H., District.
The Bay View, Wis, Raii-Makcrs Secure
the Advance Asked.

COAI, CREEK MINERS.
Rptttat Dtspateh to The CAtedpo Tribune.
Coy1SGT0s, Ind, Jnn. "a epcck OF war hns
been manifested on tho locll hor!zon within the
past tcw tlnys, arising out nf tho strike OF COO
conl.1nfncrs Mt Coal Creek, seven miles frnm
here. This county tFountnin} Is rich In cnnl,
and mining forms ono nj the chief Industries.
Hut the wnrk TT getting nut cOnl is mt nil
Rmontt slliny. and at different times within tho
past few ycnts tho authorities haye hn1 n great
t1cnl ri trsf,hlc with tho miners. These nro Of
nil atlonnlI:ics,-EuRliaf, 1rlsll. French, Ger
Man. Welsh. H"llandcrs, and negroes. The Int
ter wcre brought here on tho occAsion Of for
mer atrikc, md ahnut two yenrs ngo
tho newspapers chrnntclcd tho particulars
Ut n tooly at1suy Mt Conl Creek. In
which foltr cnIored miners were murdered n
ctl1 hlnfHi by Union miners. who had nrE.ntzci
a.n military c',1niany, aud woro supplied With
Tho present trr,,,lIcs aro nj very recent ori-
En- Aftsr TIE last outbreak tho Miners, Union
ntota hAye run thtlr mines ns other business
nr,l tn thcr affairs. nnd without havng to s',l'-
usn MI attempt WIS innsle TO rcsuscItatc tho
Union. and n ,lnss-sncct!nR ot tho minnrs wla
appointed fnr JIM. j, nj which The pint form or
gathered In n1l Tho "nckleg. WIN t,nsl hIthnrto
hccn 'lcitn,l,ce Hnt even nHtlr nycrt,,rcs to tho
IN Conf Crctk. The rtAtfornl w,'a il very slririo
one setting forth TINT none but n!cnll,cI1 of tho
Unlon could work On the creek. The Union &c.
tho nld miners, who h!tye families and own
l,'n,srs n, lots declined I" Join i. Fur Of tho
s athers ief 1rGg fesrnr s e"ns tr%SIe !%aE o
The oI,crntors lenrnrd u the proposition md
tlctcs:nltei t. ehcckmAte It t. Tho Ft:ntai,'
rrtinkcy i lar,!eso c'ie!. opcrte "i,e, employ
InY between thon afout 200 hands, ant! on
u III In u hs 5 si Sy The q! ts ns's ',*t nssss stes
Eiro i.p tho IJnl'rt tho work They clAltn tlnt
, 1880-01-07

TTLDEN AND KELLY lEEIOHTED NKCNNCILEp+
6peeta1 Dtspateh to tbs Chicago 1rtbunt.
WAsHINt1ToN, u. G., Jun. G.-Thero hns been
considerable NctvIty during tho recess among
pronounced ncnloctats FROM different rurts Of
tho country In an effort to arTpngu differences
bctwccn tho Kelly md Ti!.len f4chonA in Now
York. There was, ten days snco, well-attcI''lctl
conference Of Dc1nocrnts tn TINT city seeking to
elect this ind. Sntne Of thosa havo returned,
and shy that tho whole difficulty has been settled.
and TINT hnth factions III Now York have given
,asurunccs tn leading nlcn III tho purity that thcy
vii! actively md cordially support tho n"rl.ilee
ut tho 1}e1,ocrltlc Convention Tlllol.e friends
elnlIn TINT this settlement will materially liz
crpuHc tho strength Ut ,rllion befnro tho cnn-
vention, since there Will no longer bo any force
IN tho argument, which hns lWt.il mitch usca
for hiul,
, 1880-01-07
~ - &A-<N -A+
4 FLIGHT or AFFiDAyITH.

4 FLIGHT or AFFipAy1TH.
PORTLAND. Jun. Gin tho press dispatch this
Il. Swnnn. Of MINT, saying hp would not net
with thu FnstanIsts. Tho following nfIidarts.
which will nprcnr III to-morrow's Arp.s, arc,
therefore, scIt.exrlanntory:
Aw1TnsT1 Ms s, 5; -l Tho%Ss D. swnmn q
III II M ,fas sa ssr: 4" @ @ II n sSs ry eas T. &
rs o r. :. e, @ .s e sno
ihs5s:rs sSnsuisa VIII ssts nrS5:If
sM'a $iles}Sd In viii nySs,S' a1a
5 ssfs @ ; sT!s r.
f@Ssy @ as i"ly ss9s sS tss
aSssnss S b ssa sf%Ss IL ss @
AS a 'sr s III a.s Ms xnso hsss n ,s s
, il at t sa ~ nstn sG c:s '1 81 III .ffns @
sSS Ss H. .s'ss a :s INV ' AK
ss ss Ss AZ s!ssS
haxs my p0''es'o sa asvn 'aSrn to
1'n ID a.iiso o Peace Ia hs sas
A. s Ss: #:
sy sypusna Sssa pss p % e. %"sens eps
+; ss $:sx Il
sse
:ss: S$5 f Sss sSs IL
1'it @itacss: ' ~9"'' ''" t.. u.6oyE.
AFFIDAVIT or MOSES nAnn1MAN.
I. Mosee Hartman. 1T Kennehank. on oath dSpoae
aRa sY n 1s H. %f s sss"s @ sn: Ct Nv
l,nds Vi tia KojIubltcnne. to hrbo tho up
, 1880-01-07
MARYLAND,

! THE FENATt]1ERF1IFs
BALTIMORE, jim. CAT tho cnll Of nnRny lend.
Ing merchants. Gnnkcrs, n1,f professional men
nf baltimore, II rory lnrge meeting Df citizens
wns held Tonight ut tho Maryland institute.
Rntl William 1'inkne,. Whytu VIII nKain placed
sn tho Held for tho United Suites Sc.l:lttrsh!p.
Whytc announced himself us n cundldnte for
recollection.
, 1880-01-07

MONTGOMERY, A1a., inn. G.-unv. Cobb fills
the vac,ltley In tho United scnnte caused by tho
denth nf Sc1ntor Houston By appointing Luke
Pryor, Of Athens. He has never been IN effiec-
holder. always s1cclnng hut f. n tnwyer nf abil-
Ify, and II tho inv partner of Senatnr Houston.
The election by tho Legislature occurs in No.
yeilbcr next.
, 1880-01-07

Special D&pdtth to The Chicago Tribune,
ELA1H ILL.,, Jun. 6.-hfartin atrauscl, Hne Ut tho
Oldest citizens nf this vicinity, hnytuK lived III
Chicago and EIgtn s,neo lEH, died to-day, agcd
NJ Tho funcruE will 10 held gu Thursday.
, 1880-01-07

BPMiNnFaELu, ILL.,, Jau. a.-Tho coal -nilncEs IN
this city and vtclulty. With tho exception at two
shafts, hayu come out OIL strike In consequence
OF all ndvanco Of 80 conts pos keg in t4e pzaoo Of
powder by tho operators. The tniners claim thaas
yul,co of o1ie-haif cont per buahel, which was
acuedl4l u by tho operators It waA also under.
stood that powder WIS to be furnished Tor %
per knK, OH the othoE baud, tho operators claim
that tkoy aEreed TO furnish powder at ooat Aad
tho price bus udfRQcpd.
, 1880-01-07

CIxo1NnATI Jun. 8.-Mathew, UoHtfIod and
John Y. r. Hoibcck, OF Ch!cago+ to-day brought
suit In tho unitod Suites Court axainst ten lsad-
Ing bsswertcs Of this city tor a9 Injunction sn1
~ 81 far i1F u
, 1880-01-07

Special Dt.patts to The Chicago Tribune,
WAUxE0AH, ILL.,, Jun. d.-,Ia1nes ". Milner,
United States Fish Commissioner, died at tho
residence Of his father in this city. to-tlay. Tho
funernl will take place Thursday afterno0n
from the flInily residence,
, 1880-01-07
tho tattcrs efforts Tint tho citizens of Sttrt.
rhG presented Gen. Grnnt a house, and 1utf and
furniture in 1S84.
ANT'I-CnANT.


cT.Ung FORMING At THE EAsT.
Eptctat Di*pattA Ia Tne tAleu9o Tribune.
NEW fOHK, Jan. 8.-An Albany special
Rnys tho nntI-1rant movement has as~
sumcd tleflntt shnpe in Albany, ana n
Club has becn formed having nlrcady sixty
weIl.knuwn Kcpuhltcuns M mctnhrr3. Hr. I)aw-
Fun. nH ri tho Evnit1u Jttt1.af editors IN lt1tng
tho ,Ilp1nl,ets Irtch clubs 1.rr forming rupl!l
!r. md tho opposition To tho boom Is evidently
beginning 1n this Stnto.
T1LpEH'A LAST.
sptetdl LH.pateh 70 The chted7o ntbunt:
NEw yDEK. Jan. G-T'he SIM Alys: Mr.. 1'lldcn
t!ncs mt h'sitate always. lie hna very positive
convictions about the dnngcr of II third
hc said: i" 1t n tho tlnty Of every sincere liver
IF Republican Institutions u, tin bis utmost to
prevent tho rc-elcct1on of Cen Grnt,t. For my
pnrt." be cpntin,tea. :" { Will do everything en-
nxres ,ipoe ss e'' Sy tho II @ opp"nsnta @ ~ ot @ tho @
tb'F,i.t:rrn consplracy ~ tho tsst candidate
parties. II II third term can l'n conferred upon
Grsnt, q fourth and fifth VII! 1n. fn s1r,rt.
Grants fnstnltn,cnt in thu White House In 1881
tncans tho Empire"
, 1880-01-07

CINCINNATI, O., Ja1s. 0.-Lloyd brown. M Old
citizen and ox-membor Of tho Legislature,
tlToppet! dead In stsoot-car, at noon today OF
heart DISEASE.
, 1880-01-07

INFRINGING A PATENT.

HosroN, Mass, Jun. G.-old Aunt Mayer totA"
ofctj died at North Adams ycsEflay, agod lib.
, 1880-01-07

apsetal DtspateA to 1x$ Chicago 1ttasnA
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. e.-Early this morning It
beoamo apparent that no opposition could be
brought together that would be Liable to prevent
, 1880-01-07

Special Dispat<h to 1hs Cht<deo Tribune.
RralN, ILL.,, Jall. 8-blra, Calvin Tylcr died to.
.lny, agodba. sho had resided hero nearly thirty
tlye years. Bhe lcaycs u husband aud ten
children.
, 1880-01-07

These very Overcoats arc nh OuT.AND-
OUT SLAUGHTER at this price, and worth
our Annual Inventory is near at hand, and
Winter Goods must be turned into money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

OF funeral eccenrricities reported
lately the following, without beinr -
pecially shocking. i the oddes-- L5dD-
vick Cortnsius, an eminent LAWYER. Who
died Al Padua on the 18th Of J1iv. l5lS.
when upon his death-bed forbade hi r.
laiions 20 shed tears n his funeral. "a
even put his heir under heavy penalty
Il be neglected 10 perform his Orders
On the other hand be- ordered rnusiciar,s-
singers, pipers. fiddIers Of All kinds 10
supply the place Of n0urners- and d.
recied that fifty Of them should Ezlk D.
fore his corpse with the clergyman
playing upon their several instruments
for this service be ordered each a rhern
half ducat- lie likewise appointed
Twelve maids in green habits 10 carry hi<
corpse 70 the chnrc. Of St. sophia
where be Was buried. and thar they too.
a. they went along. should sing aloud
having each Of them. n recomuen-e-
= handsome sum Of money allotted for |.
marriage portion All the c8errv n
fadua marched before in lon- prsueS-
sion, together with All the monks II The
convent. except those wearing blark
habits, whom b. expressly excluded ~
his viii. lest their black hoods sbou1T
throw gloom upon the cheerfulness q
the procession
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

Speaking Of the jam II the Masonic
Conciaye. the Chicago Times said ve<-
terday: Zone 81 the gratifying facts
in connection with the rer<helrninr-
crowding Of the city i the aIno.-
total absence Of drunkenness upon to-
streets" II i not difficult 10 acpounr
Tor this sobriety- With beer NJ ten cents
. glass and straight whisky ~ rweafv-
hive cents even the most hilarious and
bibulous crowds can Re forced into .
species Of abstinenoe--.A. Ls1zs Pat
DisPatoh-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

1>n>~-s rr~~s.<ss 49, p~-lt1ss &C.,.
- *A11 rh~ k--IeEei 8erk fs~ Ana 49,.
- resort % Dr. r<w<rs FxniIy N~tf-1n-.
-. - 80 -s1nsnt - dsszpolarm<nG - posi-
~ az rAs<s q Female weaknesses. n-rxo,,.
49, esnrr 1-r1a<e.n<nEs fnRtienr - rh> 81
-l-1i faat rslxea< remsly - SOFA nn.t~r . 60
..r~ xls-fnE<e Far pnrriru'1rs see P5~~-~ \.
S<mna111m EDnx 1rfr~n nxar u s~ur-
r~ss!, g. - N Erzpp<rs u tA- m-,t.I.inc.
Sod q 1r---lsrx
u " PlEmcz a. I'll.
Aelr --r- r<el that shnurs b. nerI~es-
Y, = ~ 1z,y sere 4 10 fan Ia -ix NJ nv &c.
!. r-pny - - the v1i1e % y11r nre1irin--.
~ tttfs nAse n~~n great s1rsrrr from
. 1G,lhr1rhnl % eArna1r dl.rIs~s xhirh s.,r-
pnyse.sAnt rrrasest IN E1i1- am nox a-fnr
FlAur flFnrr1e FKescrfpeion anst nni ~. .~If
EiMrlss sell fo1r medicines have due re
'',3sr rsei rn.a a1Fthin- hare ever aseL
rxl-lA1 xE1-ef1ay soslrs.
Mas r. b PaRmaLnE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

The troops which o0npose wkns
may be called the regular army a CAR.
consist, il l. estimated. a uniy 10 49,
men. These receive m0nfhlr nav A a.
rate Of from g 10 g.. and dsslr 49,
OF nee They are Iodged IN hsrrnrkx-
and supplied wiih arms by the GcE~rp.
inent; but they have 10 pruride ,h~ir
own clothing The remsinder u r,r
men, who swell the nominal effective n
the Chinese army 20 100000 irf.m-rr
and - 900 cavalry, can hardly - -.
garded - regular TROOPS. 49, 49,
nave 10 maintain themselves ~ culiirs-
ing ground allotted them BY the Cor
eminent Most u thee men are mar
ned, and their sons ~ their birth are e.
rolled - future recruits for the arrnv.
ne organization and conditions A sew
nee o. the cavalry are similar a. rbos~ al
the Russian regular horse. 70 ~bou rh@r
are admitted, even by Knssizn writers.
70 De in no way Inferior On the osh.--
hand. the artillery q the x-rar i rni--nr-
ably inefficient The hunter a x..nx
- large, but they are q Indifferent, -
uiscfnres have neither range nor 1rrur,s-
cy, and are badly served The number
OF qualifications in China i exrr.OrvsS-
narily great No fewer than LOO
towns are fortified with walls and dirrh- \
e. while thousands Of fortified posss -
scattered over the country. Nosf of tn
laLter' however, consist only 81 brick
WAL. with bitches and would not be
capable o. outstanding The fire q even
'ight held pieces The only forsikc.-
ions 10 lima which can compare wirh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

No ~ taxing me large repisive rls rh<ss
oRe1s-
neise entirely Vegetable. particular care IL required
whac th<U- Ihev without tk0
sr.,em diet o. ocearatio. Per !sssAsss. nes1.<he,
Impure n1s~6. pnon n ehe xheu11erD.
Ighsn<s - Chese. D11tness- seus Ersesssisns fFoR
1ss@seh. Nd Tnsse o meuse. 1i1sss esiaeks rnfn
rvgioa - ktdneys- Internal Fever. nsaeea f<elIng
- mesd. take or rjesces F1easans Psrgsstse reles
DnFESklEy HEDICxL lSg0ClSyJoy IRWIN pssIis = Z.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

For sixteen years. writes Mr. Ja@<-sA ARR.
o. this place had suffered 18th Dssve,eta-
and spent many dollar % 1ine rslkes. but -
vain WAS advises by NJ n Alrsz.ai 10
take Hamburg Drops had faken soEregr
one o. the lrlle hO1t1es s~sure self berre-
and soon rot vel altogether An ~. .
warm advocate q Hamburg Dr0;x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

Capt Aenry n Bo2xxorrk- Chier D-ser<fr-
Fcrce. Cleveland, O. saFs. - InroAs on
gives surprising relief. DOES Fcrsa * god
and conquers paln- il cornrlrsesy cured ne
q Rheumatism
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10
ll!l3lIlIl3![15:ll Discovery

an
4
. IN
PesxesG
Gea D-ssy "a 70 ss.. = ssess ..s Ard ad.sa
.siies q d1Fsn S-' p' = -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

sa--1r6-- Fehrzfn-e- Fever ard Arue.
Ard ~ AlihegR- di-orsier- are specify eradf-
caresd irvm III system
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

,Ovr attention has been called TO the fol-
lowing telegram from Washington to the
New York World. IT pays high compli'
ment to Mr.. HuH7yR:
A PROPOSED ThEH'F COMMISSION wash
incton, Match &--Tbe suggestion OF tne
World that Congress should commit the
question OF the tariff to the careful study
and inyesti.ation'of a special commission OF
experts. whose 6uty IT sball be to prepare
thorough report on the subject before tue
next session Of Congress, is received here
with much fayor. MIR. TowDshe0d's sue
cessful stand has forced the subject on the
attention both Of Congress and OF the coun-
try, and II is felt that the data necessary to
an EQUITABLE apS satisfactory rtadjustment
OF tue tariff system with an eye to
revenue primarIy. must be carefully
collected and eo5rdinated before Congress
can wisely take action OF a general sort
upon it. 10 framing any such commission
il is thought here that the country ought TO
avail itself OF the services OF the Hon. X.
Nj. r. Hunter, of Virginia, who wss for
Twelve years chairman Of the Finance Com
mjttee OF the Senate, and who took lead
ing part IN drawing up the tariff OF 1851,
under which the country made such great
progress in prosperity down to the break
Ing out of the civil war in 1861. .Sucn man
as Mr.. Hunter, experienced in public az
fairs, a practical reformer, and acting In
concert with accomplished students OF
finance and public economy like Mr.. Wells
and Mr.. Horace White, as well rs WI b some
such intelligent protectionst as MIR. Nor
rill, could hardly fail to put before Con-
gress an adequate basis for Just and bene-
fetal legislation on this grave and growing
question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07

REGULAR TERN OF THE COUNTY COURT-A
READJusTER JUDGE STEPS DOWN AND THE
OLD JUDGE RESUMES THE BENCH-sTpvALL
on THE STUMP; He SPEAKS AND ROSS HAM
ILTON REPLI S.
Correspondence of the Richmond Di patch.J
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE. VA.
April 5. 1880.
To-day was the regular County-Court
day, but there was not large crowd in al
tendance. Judge Z. T. Bouldin, who bad
been superseded bv Judge Van Ness the
1st OF January, resumed biS seat upon the
bench under the recent decision OF the
Court OF Appeals. The term for which
Judge BouldIn bad been elected had not eX-
pired. The retirement II Judge Van Ness
and the reentry OF Judge BOudin were
quiet and undemonstralve.
The political camOaIen opened in the af-
ternoon. and Senator J. T. Siovall led oil
in speech OF considerable length. He
denounced Fuuderism extollcd the So
called beauties II reSdiustment; solicited
the cooperation OF white and black to form
new party; appointed meeting for May
court; advocated mopgrel, unpledged
electoral ticket; abused Governor Holiday,
the Dispatch, and State, and pic ured
glorious condition of affairs when the poll
"
claimed 10 be Democrat. but thought tbat
State affairs should be paramount TO national
politics. He Was opposed 10 the Funder
faction as well as to such "griD.sack
politicians az Jorgensen. Russell, Fernald,
Ell id Omne genus. His speech made no i'm
pressiou upon THE true Democratic voters
OF this good cd county, and he seemed to
retire with perfect disgu.t.
Doas uorn;I,or folIomoI md said no yas
an original Readjuster. He said be had
been out OF this StIte a good deal, and had
noticed that ReSnjuSiers were ashamed to
own their political principles when outside
the limits Of Virginia. He was for the Chi
caso nom ne sand perfect civil and political
rights FOL his race, and oppose mixed
ticket. There are evident signs that his IN
fupnce among MS race is on the decline.
FcrDald, OF Dinylle, next appeared. He
is a deep-dved Radical. Hetold the negroes
1t was ibe Republican party that gave them
freedom, urged them 10 stand by II,
praised Judge Rives. favored negro iuries
and a straight Republican ticket.
Captain Davis next spoke, but was not in
favor OF the mongrel ticket unless be
thought bis party could ger the lions share,
but could not go with the Readiusters 10
nationai politics as long a. they sud crow
10 him all the time but never turkey.
Everything passed off quietly and none
OF the speecles made az, impr, sslon.
A meeting has been called for Nav court
by Sup rintendent Ca'lett 10 appoint dele
gates to The Richmond Convention the 10Th
proximo.
The people ~ this county are true to the
Demo cratic party, will support the Cincin-
natl nominees, and hope he grand orators
which Stovall promised would he here next
court Will be met upon the threshold Of the
discussion by men worthy OF their steel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
rns yvater-Worls.

I'VE endorse cordially what the State says
.,o,, our waier-works. Never was a cheap
or reservoir constructed than Is tue ne"
ono n has a holding capacity OF forty
,,,,,,o,x Of gallons. But 1t must nave Tue
ws,T< ,,nmped into It before 1t can be util'
,,eA The pipe leading from the old reser'
vs,t TO the new will be used. after the pump
ssase IS removed, TO convey water into inc
cav. We think the Water Committee mas
Aeen rather slow In getting the pumps noveo
I'M the river, but We arc sure no money nss
heen wasted. TIE mcney expended on tae
new reservoir has been well expcnoco.
when by LAYING out two or three hunerea
tboussud dollars prore we get reservoir
that car he furnished daily With forty mil
lions az ga,lons Of water-or 800 gallons
daily for every man, woman, ana eh'id IN
R,chmoxd now--or 80 galicns per DAY ior
ercrv 5obabitaut OF city c{ $4,000 peo'
nte.-..ye shall surely be able TO understana
that we have the cheapest wa'or-worKs DC
the United States.
Can't our people believe 'thrt our cos1fs-
ri,rren and other pubic servants are az
|faithfulito their duties IS other menS "'hat
lis there in public Office to deprive men OF
fher character as gentiemen2 WHY should
ttbe civ officials wish 10 deceive anybody as
10 the cost, or the extent, OF the wo'SSs the!
cause TO be constructed for their cors'itu
en,s2 let us have confidence In the excel
lent gentlemen whom we compel 10 serve
ps We don't wonder that so Tnany o.
ttbem,decline TO scrve'us longer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
spxcsA. Nor,CE.,
tH- TO THE PEOPLE Of
MANCHESTER.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION no OUR
LARGE STOCK or
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.


sis Il 81 fc,2s, n SIPsra MoHAns
CAsllMERES. HESRIETTA CLOTHS, Ia
MISE. .CAMBkIUs, PERCALEs, N ! 0M NIL E
SILKS, and SILK and Wool BRocADEs for
BUTT0Ss and FRTNGEs 10 great variety:
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS In all qualities
extraordinary bargains In MARSEfLLES
r A 9ILIhEE .s6 LoTHs. NAPKINS, DoILIEs,
TOWELS, PIANO-CovERs, and TABLE
COVERS In endless variety and at bottom
cUfs,TrIA.iiN-musLINs and NOTTINGHAM
LACKS for Curtains; -
HAMBURG EDGiNG5 and lNsERTlSGS-We
TORCHON, LANGUEDOC, SMYRNA. VALEN-
GiESEs IxNT MA ad o;Se, t cibHNEx
pIQnEs 16jHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN,
VICTORIA and RlsHoP LAWN, SWISS
READY.MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIEs-We
manufacture these articles; we use the best ma
terlal and the wOrKmanshiD rs OF the hest;
GENTL EMEN'S Shirts at SOC. and 81; the lat
ter price is made OF the best Wan utta Cotton
and pure irish Linen: non ~
SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN made 10 order al
short notice:
A large assortment Of MATING, MATS. RUGS
CARPETS. and HAsSoCKS;
wINDOw-sHADES and FIXTURES for SHADES
aud CURTAINS:
CoLGATE'S sOAP-EXTRACTs and TOILET.
WATERS:
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS in great
variety
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS from three Of Tho
largest manufacturers; our prices have beer
fixed very low 20 AS To insure large aud qulcl
sales, so see our stock before purchasing else
where:
PAPER, ENVELOPES, and STATIONERY Of al
kinds N low prices
sHEETINGS and sHIRTINGS retaed at whole
GOODs FOR BOYS, AND MEMS WEAR I'm grca
yarie y.
Our prices are always the lowesl for ir,tcas
goods. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
ap6 Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
M AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
julius MEYER & SONS,
Goa BROAD STREET

A handsome assortment of new DRESS GOODS,
embracing all he novelties of the season, from
l2,,c. To 1915 per yard;
A full line of BUNTINGS In all shades, from l21s
10 soc per yard
ALL-WOOL BUNTIN6S in every shade a. 23c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH, spring lot,
al soc. worth 65c.;
4 specially cheap line of BLACK CASHMERES
complete assortment OF BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS al very low prices;
BLACK PEKIN STRIPED SILKS from 81 NJ:
All the new shades in PEKIN STRIPE and COL
ORED SATIN;
New and han,some novelties in FANCY PARA
SOILS at moderate prices;
SILK and SERGE SUN-UMBRELLAS In all sizes
A very large assortment of WHITE GOODS;
WHITE LINEN LAWN al lSc. and upward;
WHITE INDIA LINEN al zoe and upward;
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terms from 25c up;
Special bargains in WHITE and COL0RED Ia
BIZ DAMASKS;
LACE.TOP GLOVES and MlTTS in endless yari-
ETY.;
so dozen COLORED LACE MITTS at 35c.
60 dozen COLORED SILK MITTS at 5Oc.;
Fine quality MITCS from Use. to l.25;
All The new spring shades in celebrated MAR
four. button at si.25.:
Just received ano her lot Of those handsome SHIT
LAND SHAWLS al S5c. at
JULlU, MEYER & SONS.
603 Broad street.
Ladies' full, regular made BALBRlGGAN HOSE
26c.:
Regular made HOSE, fancy embroidered fronts at
soc. ap 2-eOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
M COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, MARCH 29TH,

5 pieces NEW DESIGN BLACK SILK GNENA-
DINE at Use. yard the value of which is 1928;
15 pieces MEXICAN MESH-sILK GRENADINE
at 40c the value of which + 65t.;
Also. a large variety in SATIN STRIPES, DE-
MASSE, and other new effects
All shades of .ALL-wOOL BUNTING at from 20
to25c;
cases OF MONTE BUNTING, in light and dark
co0rlngs, at 1896;
A full variety of DRESS GOODS, in all their va
rious new designs and coorings;
LUpTN'S PURE CAMEL'S-HAIR BUNTING at
9Oc. yard tie value of which is fully S1.40;
Also, the FRENCH BUNIINGs, at 40, 50, 60. and
7jc.;
Is pieces ALL.wOOL BLACK FRENCH GAUZE
at 45c.;
Also, % pair REAL-LACE CURTAINS, In new
designs at very low prices
pieces BLACK SILK at 1925 the value Of which
isSl.75;
A large variety of new effects In SUMMER SILKS.
NH 27l