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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DROP GAME.
Shannon. who was Arrested Bur-
glar-Suspecf. Now Charged With
Murder in New York.

Last sunday, when the burglary excite
ment here was at its height. Captain Epps
and Policeman Tyler arrested man who
was seated on the railroad trestle near the
penitcntiary earning an easyIf not honest
living by what is called "the drop game"
II proved afterwards that he had in his
possession lot OF bogus iewelry. When
ever he saw person coming along his
way he would pick a ring up out OF the
street and represent that he had found it /;
that it had probably been dropped from
car-window, and that il was no doubt pure
gold, and worth good deal
by this method he sold one ring for 81
and another for 30 cents.
Personal.
The man was arrested as suspicious
character. and gave his name as shannon.
He is about five feet eight inches high, has
reddish complexion and black hair, NOUS
tache. and eyes. lie said TO the officers
that he had gotten here the Thursday pre-
viOus.
1t the Police Court he pleaded that he
was not suspicious character, but an hon
est though unlicensed vendor OF pictures
OF the Lost Cause. lie was nevertheless
held by the Police Justice, and is in Jail
now.
TELL-TALE LETTERS.
From letters that fell into the hands OF
Captain EppS, the Captain suspected that
the prisoner was a criminal; which su>pl-
cion, with description OF the accused, he
gave in a letter TO Superintendent Walling,
OF the New York police force, and last
night received the following telegram:
"NEw YORK, April 2s. 1888.
"To Charles II. EppS, Captain Police
Force:
"Hold II. p. Shannon aims Thomas
Rogers. Wanted here for murder. VIII
send man on with papers. Please answer
if YOU have him in custody yet.
"InspectOr BYRNEs,
.Chef OF the Detective Force"
HIS BOARDING-HoUsE.
Before his arrest shannon had lodged
with Mr.. Mccormick. at the corner OF
Main street and Locust alley. Shannon is
an lrishman. He was genteclly dressed
when captured, but those who have seen
him say that his face is presumptiye evil
dence that he is an old offender.
HE KNOWS DAVIS.
Captain Epps went down to the Jail last
night and informed the iailer OF the new
charge against the prisoner. so that any at
tempt TO release him on bail may be resisted
by all lawful means. Shannon was not in
formed as to the telegram from New York,
but was asked ii he knew Thomas Davis.
lie said that he did: that Davis is pretty
smart fellow. and used to keep bar for his
brother-in-law in Monroe street.
The New York police had good descrlp-
ton Of Shannon from Captain Epps, and II
i not supposed that there can be any mis-
take about the identity OF the man. How
ever, that will be fully ascertaned upon
the arrival here OF the New York officers.
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Katie Putnam.

Tomorrow night Katie Putnam will play
" Lena the Madcap" at the Theatre. A
glance at the box-sheet yesterday morning
showed that Richmond theatregoers had
not forgotten the pleasures derived from
witnessing the acting OF this attractive lit
tie artistic. On Tuesday night she will APP
pear as Little Nell the Marchioness, in the
Old Curiosity Shop. There is great deal
of pathos in her acting the r3!e Of Nell.
and this wins her the favor OF the female
portion OF the audience from the start.
She Is a bright. yiyacious little creature.
and. as the Marchioness. is full Of life and
spirit, dancing like fairy and singing like
a bird,
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Catherine Lewis.

At the Theatre next Wednesday night
Catherine Lewis and her excellent opera
company will commence three nights
engagement by playing Oliyette. The next
night this play will be repeated, and on FRI
day night the Mascotte viii be given. the
spirit and dash OF the actress, her saucy, nlis,
chieyous audacity. and captivating power OF
song has made Catherine Lewis so popular
here that full and fashionable houses will
greet her each night. Not 10 see her in
Oiyette L. 10 miss the best presentation OF
that role that has ever been given in Rich
moud. After their Friday nights per-
Torrance the company will leave Richmond
on 4 special train for Chicago, which place
they will reach sunday morning. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, in contract
ing with the opera company for the special
train, guarantees TO put them in Chicago
by 10 O'clock the following Sunday mora
ing.
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ROYAL Arcanunn.

The Supreme Council Royal Arcanum
has been in session here during the last
week. The present officers and the extent
OF membership have been already pub
lished. The Council will remain in session
until next Tuesday or Wednesday perfect
ing certain ritualistic work, selecting the
next place OF meeting, electing officers Tor
the next term, &c. Nothing that took place
Yesterday was given to the public. In the
afternoon the ladies were collated at Eu-
ker's soloon by the Executive Committee.
To-day quite number Of the delegates Will
be at old Point Comfort, but will return
tomorrow.
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THE LATE Mrs. BERRY.-ln the death OF
Mrs. Mary Garland Berry, when occurred
on Friday, there is removed from our
midst noble type OF the Virginia gentle
woman. She was the widow OF Mr.. b; ii.
Berry, clerk OF the County Court OF Alex
andria. who at the breaking out OF active
hostilities, with his wife and children,
abandoned their pleasant home in Alexan-
dria city and came to Richmond to cast his
fortunes with the Confederacy. Here he
became the head OF one OF the govern
mental bureaux. After the evacuation he
entered upon the profession OF the law, for
which his education and training had well
qualified him. lie died some eight or nine
wears ago. and now his widow follows him
to the grave, but to rejoin him in better
land. 49,,
Mrs. Berry's surviving children are w.
w. and B. III. Berry. Mrs. John t. Poin-
dexter. and Miss Opheia Berry.
The deceased had for some years lived
with Mr.. and Mrs. Poindexter, and from
their residence, 26l3 east Grace street, her
funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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Mr.. Chauncey G.. Griswold, venerable
lawyer. formerly OF this city. but later re-
sident OF Petersburg, on Wednesday after
noon went TO Hanover Courthouse FOR the
purpose of attending to some professional
business. lie spent the night at the hos
pitable home Of Mr.. X. III. Cardwell, ESQ,
near the station. During the night he fell
sick, and his illness increased with such
rapidity that death followed at 3 O'Clock
Yesterday. His remains were brought to
Richmond for intcrment.
Deceased was a man OF fine education
and character. In early life he was min
ister OF the Methodist Church, but subse-
quently qualified to practice law, and was
for many years member Of the we'll
known firm Of Griswold n Claiborne,
which existed here before the war. lie
was a brother of Rufus Wilmot Grlswold,
who was the biographer Of Edgar A. Poe.
Deceased must have been about elghtY-
three or eighty-sour years of age, and was,
with one exception, the Oldest practitioner
at this bar.
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We take pleasure In calling the attention
OF our readers to the advertisement In am
other column Of Mr.. Fred. A. Osborn, who
has opened a carriage repository ut I26
Main street.
Mr.. Osborn IL q son Of Mr.. John j.
Osborn, one OF the oldest and best-known
arriage-manuiacturers In New Haven, and
who for many years had branch house In
this city. conducted under the name OF
Hitchcock & Osborn. Their large factory
in New Haven is now conducted by an
other son OF Mr.. Osborn, who will pay
especial attention to manufacturing car
riages for this market. This firm has
reputation for fine work throughout the
country, and we do not hesitate to predict
success for this new enterprise.
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The second public meeting under the
auspices Of the Womcn's Christian Tcm-
perance Union win be held In Leigh-Street
church at 7:45 o'clock on Tuesday evening.
Addresses will be made by Rev. II. A.
Tupper, ID. d., Rev. John Pollard, ID. D..
Rev. DR.. Hannon, and others. The choir
Of the church. assisted by Professor Ayres
md Miss Fleet, will vary the exercises by
songs suitable TO the occasion. As the
subject OF temperance Is just now exciting
much interest here, we presume there viii
be IA full house.
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IMMENSE STOCK
STRAW HATS.
Ron AIR HOTEL.

Mrs. VI. :. JAMES & son, of the Purcell and
Mansion Houses, Norfolk. Va having leased thc
above hotel, with its extensive grounds Is a SUM-
cient guarantee of its success In the future. Inc
hotel win be well kept and properly mauagcd' and
all Of the delicaces Of the Norfolk market as wen
As the surrounding country will bc hadat all tlme''
Live fish, soft crabs, &C., viii be shippeh from
Norfolk at 7:l5 In the morning. arriving at Bon
Airat O'Clock L. VI. same day. Celebrated Wolf
Trap Iithia Water always ON hand. Our citizens
will now hsve an opportunity of having oonye-
nient resort for their families during the heated
term. and Of enjoying the comforts OF home With
in few miles of the city.
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Earned runs - Baltimore. 5: Richmond, J.
Nash and Morgan: Diven. Left on bases-Bati-
mere. 2: Richmond. 6. Struck out-siearns and
Diycn: Glenn Nash, Scharii. Ford, and Eankin.
Wild pitches-Diyen, 6. Passed balls-Baruie J /.
Double plays-Glenn and straiton: Barnie and
Reid. Time Of game-Cnc hour and fifty minutes
Umpire. Ben SOmmer.
The game played yesterday between the
Richmonds and tine Wayerlys resulted As
follows: Wayer!ys, "A; Richmonds, ).
Tomorrow afternoon at Baseball Park
the Defiance. OF Philadelphia, and the
RichmOnds, OF this city, will play the first
OF series Of four games. As these clubs
areabout evenly matched interesting games
may be expected.
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SwIFTs SPECIFIC
CURES sCROFULA,
CURES SORES,
CURES ULCERS,
CURES B0ILs,
CURES ERUPTIONs,
CURES CATARRB.
CURES RHEUMATISM,
CURES SKIN DISEASES,
CURES BLOOD DISEASES.
REMOVES ALL TAINT,
Hereditary or otherwise.
sWIFTs SPECIFIC
is the great BLOOD REMEDY oft the age.
Write for full particulars and little took, "hes-
sage 10 the Unfortunate suffering"
NE 81 900 REWARD Will be paid to any
Chemist who will find. on analysis of 100 bottles
Of S. s. S. one particle Of Mercury, lodlde OF To-
tassiurn, or any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ProprIetors,
Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of small size, 81 large size. 91.75.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ap p29-lw
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Sitllmond 1lspatth.
ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
fEntered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond Va, as
second-cIass matter.i
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram TO The DisDatch.J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 29--1 A. NJ.
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair wea-
tber, preceded by light rain in the southern
portion during the morning; slightly cool
er, northeast to northwest winds, and
higher barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, cool rains
winds shifting to northerly, higher barom-
eter and stationary or slight fall in tenn
perature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80;
0 a. NJ, G6; noon. 7s; =. NJ, so; p.
NJ. 20; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, G9j-G.
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WILLIAMS a BowE. 10y L. NJ: commission
crs' sale OF warehouse, store, ana lots on es's
and Fifteenth streets.
ptrpu.y rIrppER. l2 NJ, sixty three and one
fourth acres OF land in iienrieo county.
n n. COOK, 10 A. NJ. bar-hxtnres, household iuf-
niture, &C.. at l07 Seventeenth street.
e II cook. 10 NJ, at l725 Min street, black
berry and claret wines, furniture, Sc-
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ, The enur. "ss, s., ;,
~ the Ryoadway saloon and Restaurant, $40
Broad street.
LAS. MACDDuGALL, 1ly a. NJ. stock OF gto's,
rles liauors bar-nxturcS, showcases NV'' ~
9Ol Byrd street. $40
WILLIAM Col, ,DSMITH. 10:s' A. VI ana 80"
y v siiverwar,. watches, dry goods, Sc'
FOX a TAYLOR. l0H A. A.. foar' herF'nfs'
counter, &c.
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A.eensian.DaY Celebration.

The arrangements made by the knights
Templar of Richmond Commandery, OF
this city. fo1the observance OF Ascension
day at the Monumental church next Thurs,
doy evening indicate that the services Will
he elaborate and impressive. The sermon
will be delivered by the recetor, Rev. SIR
J. q. Armstrong, D. d., and the musical
selections rendered by a trained and skilled
choir
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Mr.. Thomas Jackson, at 303 eas, Broad
street, will receive tomorrow. and con-
tinuc to receive through the coming week.
new and desirable goods in china, glass,
maiolica, and queensware; glas. shades,
assorted sizes; houSe.iumishing goods,
&c.. dc. See his advertisement in Tues
DAYS DiSp0fch.
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INTERESTING CEREMONY T0-DAy-M
st. Phillips church, Bishop Whittle VIII
ordain 10 the priesthood Rev. Thomas ..
Cain (colored), who has for some time been
deacon Of the church. Rev. Mr.. Cain WIN
he the first colored man ever ordained TO
the priesthood In the Episcopal Church IN
virginia, which fact will render the eere-
u,ony doubly interesting.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN OF HENRIco.-
Mr.. Jeremiah T. Jones, an old and estima-
BILE citizen OF Henrco county. died yes
terday morning. Mr.. Jones had been con-
nected with the coal mines in this vicinity
over forty years. He was superintendent
of the Midlothian mines prior TO the war,
and since the war superintendent of the
Dover mines. The deceased was the father
OF John T. Jones, sheriff Of Henrico coun-
ty. His remains will be inferred at Holly
wood To-day at 4 O'clock.
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Lovers Of Delicious Tea

will be glad to know that Joseph NJ. Blair,
the Pace-Block grocer, keeps tea-kettIe
boiling all day, that any Of his teas may be
in an instant. The public, espe-
cialIy the ladies, are invited TO call often
and refresh themselves with the "cup that
cheersv
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Worth Considering

The fact that all just claims against the
Hamburg-Bremen Fire-Insurance Com
pany for loss or damage by fire or light
ming are paid on receipt Of proofs. tcifhosa
discount. Insurance effected and losses
adjusted by
JOHN w. GORDON, General Agent,
north Eleventh street,
Richmond, Va.
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SUPPER AND ART EXHIBITION ladies
of Park Place church win give n sumner
and art exhibition at the southeast corner
OF Madison and Grace streets, Monday and
Tuesday evenings, April 3oth and May Isl.
Supper and refreshments Of various sorts
viii be furnished.
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rpoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAoE.l

A London surgeon says that only one
fashionable woman IN tiye hundred can
draw a full breath with all her clothes on,
aud that all women should give up tight
lacing and take DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup 70
strengthen their mnes.
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Don't forget to attend the sale OF lots en-
Franklin street, adjoining Mr.. John G.
Sh,fer's, on Tuesday. May lst. at O'clock,
advertised bv II. l.. Staples Il Co.
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FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
YOU can have lt by using MEADE BAKERS deli
cious CAnBoLIC MoUTH-WAsB. ~ destroys the OF
fensive odor caused by diseased gums aud cccay'd
teeth and speedily restores them To healthy con-
diiion. Price. ffty cents q bottle.
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TnE FIRST NUMBER
THE VIRGINIA MONTHLY

will lie issued In few weeks.
Price OF subscription: One year, $S'SVs s'A
montbs. Si.2S. Insansh,y In advance.
The Attention of advea tbs n Y called 10 our nsw
Ma INV "a ". shall distribute large edsucn
sery widely through this aud The adjoinlas ssseA-
roy terais. address x.
~. Vi. WEsSoNs nunipess Manager
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Pure juice OF the blackberry. made by n
lady in Aibemarle, can be had at W. ID.
Blair Il Co.'S, ll09 east Main street.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNiSE DESri-
PRICE which will speedily remove inciptent tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cents 4 box.
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FINE. BRILLIANT, AND CLEAR LENSES are usei
I'm making the CELLULoID EYEGLASSES. Whoa
you buy pair you may know that yon are eet,irg
the best For sale by all leading jewellers aud op-
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THEY ARE GET TING LEFT"
|* AEESyA A.E.j / If c: f.

copied by other merchants; not our goods.
Is RUN DESPITE ALL OPPOSITION.
AND WONDERS! YET WE CONTINUE TO
NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES.
sent us yesterday:
sizes. for gentlemen at 47c.-they generally cos,
but they are domestic. and we cannot brag on
various shades, full length, at 12K. paIr-we
TAlRE GLOVE. In s-button length, at zoe. is
VFs are stnI sold at &c pair.
PARTMENr that compares with ours, either I'm
! 22 inches in width--cheap at 2 a yard:
spots, and other new aud handsome designs, at
SURAH at s5c.-gcneraly sold M 81 20 to so: :
inches in width, all pure silk at soc. yard-com-
Is sI.25, is TO be sold at Soc;
LL-SlLK BROCADEs at 56c.-price last season
me quality everybody was surprised to find 37kc
most superior goods imported, at sl75-valued
Y al sl.22. Must be seen to be appreciated.
EXTRA BARGAINS, but not in sufficient quan.
last advertisement should not be overlooked.
curtain purposes. We have divided the lot, and
Ice. the other AZ l2zc-generaly selling AT 25c.
EXTRA-sIZE DoUBLE-BED, s2-the quality
general price $3.50;
effective design, at 25c.-superior to any we ever
at 29c.-gencrally sold from 90 to 75c.;
TAlRE KID GLOVES, in desirable shades at
pair
orally sold at l6'c:
"A ylrd-cheap al 5Oc.:
dOzen-these are at less than half-value:
ut Sc. size lsx96 at Sc, size 2Ox3s at 12}.c.,
very elegant bargains;
the same qualty We generally sell at 60c.;
usual price QUO;
generally sold at Soc;
LIN at 3Jc.-generally offered at 5Oc.;
STITCHED IIANDKERCHIEFs At sl5c.;
hERCHlEt al ic each-senerally 10 or l2c.;
oRED-BORDER at lie, besides ether very fine
apiece:
der, full size at 35c.
LAR BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 1Gac.-best ever
STRIPE at 1sc.-generaly sold at 35c.;
at l5c pair. the value of same being 5Oc. pair:
hair stripe, full regular, at 25c., formerly sold
KED Isle THREAD, at csc. a pair-regular
black and some few colors at 371.c., selling gene
all wool, at zoe;
spring sns dcs. at 2pc.:
In width, Burnsey best grade, at 95c.-usual value
UNDERWEAR. We mention:
ton, six tucks, At 40c.; with two cambric rulies,
35c., besides many other styles All OF these
attend several importers sales 10 take place. Our
ft Of every BARGAIN we receive.
OTHERS,
DAD STREETS.
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The Fowler RoII.Vp Spring Red

Beats the world for comfort; is easily ham
died. clean, aud durable. Sent on trial one
week free. No. IL north Fourteenth street.
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GESTLEMES's COLLARS AND Cuffs at sYcth
BROTHERS,.
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BARGAINS In Kid, Lisle-Thrcad, ana ~.
Gloves. all shades and styles at sfCLk shO-
TIERS.
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on any day. Our advertised prices are
THE GREAT SAVING MACHINE
THE GREAT PuZzL EVERYBODY sTAREs
SELL, ADDING DAILY NEW SCENES,

THE GREAT SAVING MACHINE
THE GgEATPuzzLE e. EVERYBODY sTAREs
SELL, ADDING DAILY NEW SCENES,
Our New York resident buyer
80 doyeu FINEST FRENCH GAUZE VESTS. Ill
upwards Of AZ pair; also a large LOT at l2fc.,
90 la.en . All. ,slIK LADIES' MITs. in all their
thought them cheap last season AZ s5c.:
our FRENCH CHAMOlSE-SkIN MOUSQUI
0r I sa at T ToPTEFHB PSTTSETnSTS Go
Nowhere south Of New York l. there SILK DE
HEAVY A1I-srK SATIN RnApHMAS. H1i IS eiIHt sI.i5.
24-iNCH SUMMER SILKS, IN Riug-Dots. Polka
s7sc.-ihese s9odS DDS, sIr psre S,lk ihe importers
PONsoN's BLACK GRos-GRAlN slLK, 20
pare With 90e quality OF 9lhep houses; ,.,
DARN AND LIGHT STREET SHADES OF
EVENING SHADES IN slLk-FACE OTTOMA
ai->ilk. at soc. yard.
sUMMFR SILKS in various styles Al 35e.-the "A
s1-RAH sATixs. in light shades only. at 4Oc.;
BLACK oTIOMAN slLki 26-ineh wde' the
upwards 9f 9 s?;;5Sg peT yarddii K ,,rpvru1rr
Generally sold az upwards Of - yard.
Among the lot of SILKS are great many other
Our special purchase of BLACK SILKS in our
our large LOT OF DOTTED SWISS for dresses and
shall sen one al sSc p ynpr,T;ge1eTTally selling
siNGLE-BED MARSElLLES QUILTS at 75c.;
generally selling ~ $3.50:
HEAVY CROCHET QUILTS. extra large at ST.
lot STRIPED FRENCH MULLs, in new and
a5 dom HEAVY FRENCH-wCVE CoRsETs
. and 3-BUTTON-LENGTH sILk TAtFETA
Also, 10 dozen s-BUTTON-LENGTH MOUsQUI
LOT of . and s-BUTToN KID GLOVES at Toe.
/ lot Of CHINESE FLOOR-MATTlNG at &C. a
1 case BEST LONSDALE CAMBRIC at llc.-gen
100 dozen DINNER-NAPKINs AZ 30 and Zoe. a
ALL-LINEN HUCkABACh TOWELS, 16X33,
One si lo, 6Y1iii of 1TiIiiIoW-CAsF linens AT S7sc.I
s loI cf yery ape IBlsH a AL hINLSs5 MoS,5 1t
LIN FANiA u SOI MN at 25c
iS-YXRD-WiDE NOTTINGHAM LACE at
1E-YARD-WIDE MADRAS CURTAIN-MUS
One large lot Of + LADIES' ALL-LINEN HEM
An imported COLORED-BoRDERED HAND
LAPIIES ALLlNhFSN hIMMsI1 IHMaMsTITCIIiD n lii col
HANDkERCHlEfS at fully one half value;
Five e@ses JAPASkSbE "A > 81 PARAsoLs at loc'
Also. the SATTEEN PARAsOL. with fancy Dor
One lot CHECK MUSLIN, extre heavy, at &C. a
One lot LADIES IRON-FRAME FULL REGU
LADIES FULL-RFGULAR HAIR-LINE
L lot CHiI.DREN'S HOSE, nearly iull all regular,
1 lot MISSEs' NEW SHADED GROUND with
lot Iissks' ELECTRIC SHADE OPEN-woR
price being upwards Of 5Oe.;
lot NUNS YELLING. 44-inch wide. all wool. in
rally from so y 6oc.; lot SINGLE WIDTH,
lIot VERY FINE LINEN sHEETING, III
$3.50;
There are also some special bargains I'm LADIES
10 dozen LADIES' SKIRTS. AndrOsccggin cot
6Oc.-generally sold at 81;
10 dozen DRAW Frs FIVE trcks, 2Sc. pair:
LADIES CHEMISES. Androscoggin cotton, at
goods are made TO give perfect satisfaction.
This week we have two buyers in New York to
patroEs can always rely on the bene
COHEN BR
ap 29-lt FOURTH AND BR
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DURKEEs SALAD DRESSING Is the best th'ns o'
the Kind ever sold. With ii saperb salad oil any
Kind can DC made without delay or Trouble IL 70
also one of the best sauces for cold ne,ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

A BLACK BRocADE SILK at 37gc. been selling
a, 75c.. at sYCLE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

DRY. GOODS, &C., at sYcLE BROTHERS a, the
same price on one day as ON another.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

SYCLE BROTHERS viii open Monday morning
400 pieces new and stylish patterns of Dress
q 1OdS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

4 LARGE LINE Of Gcnicmen's Furnishing
Goods AZ sYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29

GREAT BARGAINS IN MArrISGs at srcLE
BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-29
CLERGYMkNs
REApY-iiADF,

MARsEuLEs QUITS at sYcLs BHolhEhs'
slightly damaged at IL worth 50; a, 500 worth