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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

For Bows AMI Yo11y Ne1-colnsr7
4 n ing 7'"O'' "'-'' Principal O. r WILLIS Phi. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24
DOpuLAR SHORE LINE.

L FOX PuuvIDENcE- Bosrox AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENrIAL DEDOe
Three Ia y tSmdlSs exeeptel 10 son al
a. M III (par attached and ~ IN. with phEo
+ w, FUTILE ABont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-24

iTR0Y BOATS-CfTIZENY- LTNE.--Nsw
sisapes sAaATQ9A and CITY OF TROY sass P W.
D. M connecting with morning fof al points North
kunaAy steamer t0nahes az Albany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
The New Rate Of Letter Postage.

After the stroke OF l2 O'Clock Sunday
night the rate Of postage on all letters or
sealed parcels deposited for transmission
in the mail to any part OF the United States
will be tic0 cents for each half ounce or
fraction thereof. Until the hour named
the present rates of postage and NIL postll
laws and regulations relating to iirst-class
msil matter will remain in force.
Any short-paid letter or sealed parcel
deposited in the post-ofiice for maiing prior
to II O'Clock next Sunday night will be
rated up (either at the mailing Office or
Office Of delivery at the present rate OF
postage. Afterwards any deficiency in
postage will be rated up at the new rate.
Letters deposited in street letter-boXes
after the collection Sunday afternoon win
remain therein until the first collection
Monday morning and viii, therefore, be
considered as mailed on 1st October.
All postage-stamps and stamped enve-
lopes now in use will be valid on and after
1st October, but no more Of the three-cent
denomination will be issued. The new
two-cent and four-cent stamps will be on
sale at the p0st-ofice Monday morning.
There will be no change in the rate OF
postage on drOp-leuers. letters for foreign
countries Except Canada), or on second,
third, or fourth-class Matchmaker. The
rate of letter-postage to Canada viii be the
same as that for domestic correspondence.
No provision has yet been made for the
redemption or exchange Of three-cent
stamps or envelopes. Spoiled envelopes
will be redeemed, as heretofore, at face
yalue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Cify Public Schools.
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOAID-TIIE MEDAL
SYSTEM ABOLISHED-NEw SCHOOL. FOR CO.
LORED CHILDREN.

MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD-TIIE MEDAL
SYSTEM ABOLISHED-NEw SCHOOL FOR CO.
LORED CHILDREN.
A meeting Of this Board was held at the
High school yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Present, Messrs. Hudnall (presi-
dcnn, j. w. Fisher. Charles p. Rady, V.
A. Fayier, j. II. Childrey, w. r. Bowie,
John b. Cary, X. A. Paul. superintendent
Garnett, and George Il. Smith, clerk and
supervisor.
The Superintendent submitted his
monthly report. which shows that 4,43l
scholars have been admitted to the white
schools, and 2.Sjl colored scholars TO the
colored schools. He calls attention to the
growing popularity Of the schools and the
great need OF increased accommodations,
as shown by the fact that 142 white chill
dren and LOLA colored children were not
able to obtain admission TO the schools.
Some OF these, however, have been admit
ted since the beginning OF the session.
Mr.. George +. Smith, supervisor, stated
that the improvements TO the High school
and the Madison school had been COM
peted. and the High school now has three
additional fine schOol-rooms. There are
now All pupils in the High school.
The Board resolved to dispense with the
medal system, and appointed committee
to prepare 4 suitable plan OF reward.
The Committee on Teachers and Schools
submitted a report recommending that the
building known as the Moore Industrial
School be rented and two schools carried
on there in connection with the Baker
school.
\ resolution was also adopted asking the
City Council t) make an appropriation to
build a school-house west OF Adams street
for the use OF the colOred children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Finding of the COurt.Martial.

CAPTAIN LEROY BROWN FOUND GUILTY, AND
TUE JUDGMENT APPROVED BY THE Gov
ERNOR.
Last HOLLYWOOD memOrial-day trouble
arose between the colonel OF the First re-
glment, Charles j. Anderson, and the cap
tain Of Company ID, Leroy +. Brown, rela-
tive TO the appearance Of that company on
parade with plumed hats in defiance Of
regulations.
Colonel Anderson preferred against Cap
tain Brown charges Of disobedience to or
ders and disrespectful behavior 10 him
including in the latter a communication
published in the Dispatch, and alleged to
have been written by Captain Brown.
The Governor ordered a court-martial,
consisting Of Major Henry c. Carter. An
drew Pizzini. Jr.. L. ID. Starke. T.. j..
Bosher. and Carlton Mccarthy, with Cap
tain Henry c. Jones as Judge advocate.
Before the cOurt-maruaI, when assembled,
Tazewell Elicit, Esq, appeared as counsel
for accused. There were many law-polntS
heard and determined and numerous WIT
nesses examined. The result was that the
court found Captain Brown guilty on every
charge. and their conclusion was that he
should be fined $50 and be reprimanded
publicly-in the Armory-by the Colonel !;
which iinding the Governor has approved,
as was made known yesterday.
The costs i'm the case amount TO S237. II
the fine carries them along, the total mulct-
ing will be S2s7.
Colonel Anderson's position in the prem
ises is thus fully sustained. He is a true
gentleman, and in his heart there is no
resting-place for malice, and therefore the
public may well join in the hopes OF Cap.
tain Browns friends that measures may be
ken for an indefinite suspension OF the
execution OF the judgment Of the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Grau,s 0pQra Company.

Last night the Grau Opera opened a
three DAYS engagement at the Richmond
Theatre, presenting "Billee Taylor" The
audience was a fashionable one, but not as
full rs the merits OF the company deserve.
The chorus was very good, and the COM
pany numbers some very excellent voices.
Mr. Alonzo Hatch in the character OF Bill
lee Taylor was not what he should have
been. His voice in some parts was we'll
suited to the character, but in the main it
did not answer to expectation in volume
and pitch. Mr. Willette Seaman as Cap
tain Flapper, Mr.. Nichols as Sir Mincing
Lane, and Mr.. Paul Brond As Christopher
CrabD deserve special notice.
The ladies were yourg and pretty. and
Miss Bessie Grey. as PhGbe, won many
deserved compliments. Miss Delaro, as
Susan Dabsey, and Miss Hattie Anderson,
as Arabella Lane, gave great satisfaction.
The company will do better tonight in
Mascotte. 1t deserves we'll at the hands OF
the public. Those present last night were
entirely satisfied, and tonight no doubt
will witness better house and better per-
Torrance, the company being a good one
i'm MANY respects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Bergmann's Marvellous wonder.

Having made a successful tour Of the
Pacific coast. and visited by thousands Of
people through the southern States, has
just made its first appearance in this Sec
ton. at SIC Main street. without eXag-
geration. it is the most wonderful inven-
ton IN mechanical science ever executed
by the hand OF man. joseph Bergmann
.pentl the greater part OF a lifetime in per-
iecting this grand work, and nobody
should lose the golden opportunity to visit
it. AL the industries, scenery, and para
phernala Of an ancient Swis, city are ylsi-
bly, represented, besides Sixty-Gye work
men busi!y engaged in their various ave-
cations, a. ii instinct with life. The pen
fails to give any adequate description o.
this masterpiece OF mechanism. You must
see it aud be utterly astonished at the
power and scope Of human ingenuity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Fred. WartIe Next Week.

Mr.. Fred. Warde, tragedlan, supported
by a strong company, including Mr.. Ma
lone and Miss Boyle, will begin a weeks
engagement at the Theatre next Monday
night. The following will be the reper-
toire: Monday, Virginius; Tuesday,
Othello: Wednesday, Damon and Pythias; {;
Thursday, julius Caesar; Friday, Brutus,
or the Fall OF Tarquir; Saturday matinee,
lngomar; Saturday night, Richard III.
Our theatrc-going people will not forget
Mr.. Warde and Mr.. Malone, both OF whom
were with lis last season. When Mr.
Warde was then called before the curtain
at the close OF one OF his performances he
promised not TO forget Richmond and the
appreciation extended him by our people,
and in his weeks engagement here he has
kept his promise, and will be no doubt
compIimented with full houses each night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Robbery Near Manchester.

Yesterday Mr. J. A. Bass, who resides
at Mr.. Irwin Weisigcr's, about four and a
half miles from Manchester, found on re-
turning TO his home after a brief absence
that his premises had been robbed. He
Immediately mounted his horse, and sue
ceeded in oyerhaulng the two thieves,
negro men, near Centralia. and compelled
them to return to his home. From this
point he sta. ted, with the assistance Of Mr..
X. s. COndrey, to convey them in buggy
TO the Manchester Jail. As the party
reached the corporation-ine of Manches-
ter, however, one Of the thieves jumped
from the vehicle and made good his es-
cape. The other, Samuel Parker, was
safely lodged in jail. The aggregate value
OF the articles stolen was about $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
asOQll TpInnyarS

Colonel w. w. Berry, OF Bedford coun-
ty, Grand Worthy Chief Templar of the
order OF Good TempIars. will deliver adj
dresses on temperance in this city the fore
part Of October, rs follows:
Monday night, October s.h, at Pine
Street Baptist church.
Tuesday night, October 9th, at Leigh
Street Baptist church.
Wednesday night. October 10th. at
Third-Street Baptist church.
Thursday night, October llth, at Broad
Street Methodist church.
Friday night, October 18th, at Centenary
Methodist church.
The lectures are under the auspices OF
PhGniX Lodge OF Good TompIarS, and are
free TO all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Mrs. Iarnie,s Enferfninmenc.

Yesterday evening Mrs. Fannie +. Tor
pie rendered her friends reception at her
store, on Franklin street, near the Old
Market. Recently the house has been
largely added to and improved, and the
occasion was intended TO celebrate this
fact. A large number OF representative
gentlemen were present to enjoy the wine
and lunch, and rs a sample Of what Mrs.
Torpie keeps, this layout showed how ex-
cellent are the many good things TO eat and
drink Sat she keeps on hand. Everything
good in abundance can always be found
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
knights of Damon.

a new lodge OF the order OF Knights OF
Damon, under the name OF the National
Sons Lodge, No. 6. has been instituted or
Church Hill by j. Ii. Adams. G.. :. ID
The following are the names of the officers
Richard Thompson, W. C.; Walter Brooks
V. c.; Il. Fox, w. II. c.; Henry Moody
l.. ii. c.; Joseph IIargroye. II. g.; vii.
liam Thorps, ". Chaplain; James j. Jack
son, w. T.; George Makins. ID. =. NJ.
Philip Holmes. o. s.; Carter SaiIes, |. :. ;
Walter Christian, W. II. W.; John Ross,
l.. III. w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Tho Mozart Last Night.

The programme at the Mozart last night
was elaborate. and was much enjoyed by
the large and fashionable audience present.
Miss Arbuckle, OF New York, who was on
the programme FOR two solos, met with a
very flattering reception. She possesses a
pure and flexible soprano voice, which she
uses TO good advantage. She displayed an
excellent method, and her selections were
rendered in good style. Professor Rein
bardt,s rendition OF the "Capriccio Bril-
liante y (Mendelssohn) was tine and evoked
much admiration. The violin solo OF Mr..
Kessn,ch and the clarinet and trombone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Gymnasium.

The Richmond Athletic Club will open
their gymnasium Monday evening. October
lSt, for the winter season. This Club is
now in a 1Ourishing condition, and will
add some new apparatus to it, gymnasium
within the next thirty days. Applications
for membership can be made TO any of its
officers. The officers OF the Club are j.
Aston Cabell, presidents Manly Il. Curry,
vice-preSident; Franl ID. Williams, trea.
surer; c. W. Winn, secretary. Executive
Committee: Louis Rawlings, chairman !;
Barton II. Grundy, o. G. Clay, DR.. j.
MichauX. L. Il. Wyles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
uyusftnrs Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Joseph Boze. charged with felonious
stabbing, was tried, and the jury failing to
agree upon a verdict the case was contin-
ued till the next term.
The grand Jury met again and returned
true hin of indictment against the leading
newsdealers OF this city for selling the
Police Gazette and other papers Of like
kind. Their cases will be tried at the next
term OF the court.
IL is understood that the newsdealers will
not make any defence. but viii discontinue
the sale OF the Objectionable papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Briefs and Personals,

The semi-annual inspection OF the Rich
mond Fire Department will take place on
Wednesday afternoon next. October Sd.
4 gentleman reading in a morning paper
that there was thousand dollars at its Of
flee to wager on the result OF the Senate
rial election IN Hanover and Caroline re-
paired thither with 4 similar sum to put up
on Wickham, but the party OF the first part
could not be found and the invited wager
WAS OF conrec On.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: ,u.h
Frank Craven, drunk. Discharged.
John Murphy, drunk. Discharged.
Daniel smith (colored), drunk. Fined 81
Richard Williams and Charles Haskins
(both colored), charged with fighting in the
bar-room OF William Custolo. Fined s5
each. 30 .ni rs
Edward Loran (coIored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined $40 and costs.
y Alphonso Cary tcolorede charged with
assault and battery. Fined % and costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
H NOTION DEPARTMENT,

ny@ NOTION DEPARTMENT,
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
90I MAIN STREET, CORNER OF NNTH:
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
WORSTED YARNS.
KNITTING COTTON,
COLORED CARPET WARP,
SHETLAND FLOSS,
SHETLAND WOOL.
GERMANTOWN-BERLI Wool,
RICK-RACK BRAID,
FEATHER EDGE,
STAR BRAID,
LINEN FLOSS.
EMBROIDERY SILK;
I'm fact all kinds Of small wares in this department
MACRAME CORD I'm Cream and Colors.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
se2l 90l Main street, corner Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
THlRTY-ElGIT HUNDRED AND TWENTY
VOTES P0LLED YESTERDAY.
Colonel Evans. Judge Joe Christian,
and Messrs. Dunlop and Curtis
tho Nominees.

The Democratic primary election TO
nominate four members OF the House OF
Delegates took place Yesterday, and was
conducted in the same manner as an elec-
tion authorized by law: being a change
from the Uird-UOce system.
The fine vote brought out, although the
morning was cloudy and chilly, demon-
strnted the wisdom Of the committee in
making the innovation.
The distribution OF tickets was also an
improvement, and the next time they
should he even more widely scattered than
they were day before yesterday.
When several thousand men are sitting
in their homes or Offices quietly making
out their tickets, such thing as " conn
bination" Ia impossible, and to be rid OF
"vote-solicitors f" Is a positive Joy.
The following shows the total vote OF
yesterday and OF legislative primaries for
several vparS mast
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

There were a number Of citizens who
have been more or less in sympathy with
the Rcadiusters for years past who on yes
terday came forward and renounced that
fellowship by voting with our people.
The canvass between the candidates was
conducted i'm a spirit OF brotherly feeling
which deserves high praise, and the only
matter OF regret is that there were not seven
instead OF four places to fill.
AT SEA.
The excellence OF the plan was particu-
larly shown by the fact that the candidates
and I" the best-posted" people were com
pletely at sea as TO who the nominees would
he until long after the returns commenced
coming in. Thus every candidate was
enabled to poll nearly his full vote. by the
rira r0ce system man who gets behind in
the forenoon is deserted by many who
would vote for him did they not consider
hm out Of the race. The usual thing Is for
the supporters Of the stronger men to strike
of the weaker ones. There was nothing
OF the sort yesterday. All the candidates
friends were at work in all parts OF the city
till the polls closed. and every man hoped
that the returns would be favorable to him.
STRAIGHT SHOTS.
"straight shots ballots containing the
name Of but one candidate-were INDUCED
in to some extent. Posssiblyit would have
been fairer had all the voters voted for four
men-the four they really preferred; but
the committee saw insuperable obstacles in
the way OF such requirement, and they
left the whole matter to the peoples wis
dom and sense Of propriety and justice.
1t is likely that each candidate got some OF
these "shots."
Most men, however, voted for the 1our
candidates OF their choice.
SOLICITORS OUT OF BUSINESS.
Possibly there was some work done by
vote-brokers and solicitors, but the alb
sence OF the usual crowd OF troublesome
fellows at the polls was delightful.
There was no one to buttonhole you and
insist upon making up your ticket. 1t was
ga free ballot and fair count" and was IN
truth the most unconstrained utterance OF
public sentiment ever given in Richmond,
and on q par. at least, with the like OF any
city at any time.
The Vote.
The returns were received by the COM
mittee last night at the Sherifl7s office, as
follows:
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EMBOSSED VELVETS.

lowest. and our competitors are very muck de
jcCtcdn in not being enabled TO sell them at the
prices at which We sell them. We never like "a
"dcoct" our competitors. but we must give our
customers benefit Of our low purchases
A new line Of
ELBERON, PEERLESS, AND LANGTRl
VELVETEENS.
I'm black and colors. from 4Oc. up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
lIAMBUROS.

IL ~ safe TO surmise that after the exorbitanty y
high prices asked for HAuBURGs OF late the fol-
lowing will DE accepted as low, and the opportu'
nisy offered DC improved:
1 Inch Wide at 4c., IL inches wide. 7e.; z inches
wide, e1<c.: ~ inches wide, lee; 8 inches
wide, l&c.; 81 inches. l7c.; 4 inches, 20c.;
4kinehes, 2bc.; 81 inches, soc. ft
VIZ are exhibiting many other Bargains too nu-
merous 70 nention.
eYCLE BROTHERS.,
3i1 Broad street.
Branch s.ors loae Main ssres4, 4ls
ss te 2S.Sa, ,WAfSt
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FALL AND WINTER.
PLAIN VELvETS

Having bonsht large quantities Of PLAIN
yELVETs prcuens 10 the advance In tbcse goods
We are enabled to o1fcr them al bower prices than
they can he aupucsted al to-day our assortment
81 qualities and shades Is the most complete ever
displayed. All laIes arc Interested in these regal
fabrics and as st IS quite settled thing that VEL
vets are 70 be all the rage this scascu, those who
can should purchase early TO secure advantage OF
The prices nc oifer and choice Of cOlors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
ne. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,

We are offering great inducements In these goods
in order to close out the stock on hand. We do not
brag Of the largest stock, but iswel selecied,and
Won can SAVE FROM 10 TO 2oC. PER YARD
bv buying OF us. ENf'DANls CO..
se21 eOl Main street. corner Nlnth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

The mos, delicate persons enjoy taking EMoRr's
LITTLE CATHARrIc PILLS. They restore color
give wholesome appetite, put new life IN
broken-down body. Their action Is very mud.
nrncrisfs snll flcm-l5 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

SAVE MONEY ~ having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRiSTISG-iOusE. Good work,
low prices and abstraction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
MHSFgT STORE
I VI L L l. ) + .

80 many reader of advertisements act impgl-
slyely, without giving tie matter moments cou-
sideration; Others again. when in want II cloth
ing tor themselves or sons walt until The ycIy last
moment. and then they rush for the place tlcy
have been accustomed to purchase from, and pay
the enormous profits on Which those houscsnourlsh,
losing all sight Of cosmopoitln city lihe Rich
nond whose fame IS worldwide, and is continual
ly drawing men Of business sagacity TO tlCirmidst
and opening new omIe;itlons with their older
houses. such has b-on TIE aim ~ the Alisft store,
0l2 Main street, since our advent amoig,t you.
If our dear reader VIII only think and study that
IN one item alone we Save nearly two thousand
dollars per year in rent It should not surprise them
why we are abe to sell 50 cheap snl defy all our
competitors. Cur FALL STOCK Is ali new aud
complete. our styles and make aye excl lsiYc our
own, aud our prices 20 per cent. lower than any
other house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
.ssss sssssss
i: CARPETS, &C.

Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect oui
stock Of CARPETS, MATTINGS. OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, &c. Never before has oui
stock been 50 complete In these goods
LADIES, CHILDREN'S, and GENTLEMEN'S
NET UNDERWEAR;
The best soc. LADY'S UNDERSHIRI In town;
fine line Of BOYS and GENTL EMEN'S CAS-
SIMERES.
Our GENTLEMENS FURNlSHING-GOODS
DEPARTMENT is new and completes;
A sOLID-COLORED BOYS aud GENTLE
MANS HOSE for 6s.c. worth 25c.;
a WINDSOR SCARF AT I5c. worth 35c.-half
silk;
Al styles In SCARFs, BOWS, and TIES
CARDIGAN JACkETS-An styles, qualities ,
prices, aud cOlOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
BLACK CASHMERES.

our own importation Of the celebrated J. r..
brand is conceded 10 be the best CASHMERE
made. We have IL IN al qualities and in jet and
Blue-Black, at the following unprecedented low
prices
4O-inch, good quality. 37'sc.;
40-Inch, finer quality, 40c.;
4O-inch, still finer, 45c.;
40-inch, finer and heavier, Soc;
4O-inch, superior, 55c.
4O-lnch. extra nne and heavy, 62kc.;
40 and 45-inch. best qualities, extra fine and
heavy. at 20, 10, so. Soc. Al, and s1.25.
ALL-WOOL BLACK ARMURE CLOTH, DRAP
DE ALMA. HENRIETTA, and CREPE
CLOTH.
a fine line Of DRESS aud TRIMMlNG-SlLhS
from 6Oc. up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

We wish our friends 10 know that they
can get the genuine Montrose w1iskey at
S. L. WeatherfordS, Eighteenth and
Main. w. ID. BLAIR * Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28

duet OF Messrs. Jardella and Equi were
skilful performances, and added much TO
the enjoyment Of the evening. The or
chestral numbers were well rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
FLANNELS.

HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL at SC. worth l0c.
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL at &c.
worth l4c..
WHITE DOMESTIC FLANNEL at 10c. worth
l5c.;
WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL al soc. worth
4Oc.;
EXTRA HEAVY RED TwILLED FLANNEL
at soc. worth 37kc.;
EXTRA HEAVY RED TWILLED FLANNEL
at 40c. worth soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-28
CLOAkS AND WRAPS

We offer at prices that cannot fail to please.
Novelties I'm WRAPS, such as JERSEY WAISTS
JACKETS, PELISSEs. CIRCULARS. DOL
MANS, WALKING JACkETs-the latter fl
all the latest shades, trimmed In Astrachal
fur. velvet. &c;
Beautiful PLUSH CLOAKS at s25 worth s35;
JERSEYS. I'm black and colors, al $40;
An extra heavy one for $3.50;
JERSEYS suitable FOR street wear IN the winter.