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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

NJ LEVY & DAVIS HAVE NOW
ready FOR the snapcction Of the issdies the
sandDincst assortment Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS ever displayed In this city.
HANDSOME LotORED SILKS In change
BiScK fRo1ApE SILKS In rich designs;
cOTORf;b yELyEps, both plain and bro
COLOMBO sURAH SILKS in all the new
BLACK GIsoe,-GRAIS SILKS. every grade I;
BLACK SATIN RHADAME at si.Io worth
COMBINATION sUrTINGs in immense va.
GISGiAMs. GrNGuAMs, GrNGuAMs.
Look at our SCOTCH GISGHANS at csc.
worth 40c.
Our GINGHAMs at isSc and I5c. are very
fine, and and for beauty in style can't be
Special bargains In DRESS GINGHANs at
z, 81. and DC. n yard ~ yiesare first
class; COI.ORED DRESS GOODS from
g H. III ar SUMMER PRICES.
large size ia BIANKk1S ats5 worth 81:
Fine. soft ia BLANKETS at si.z5 worth
81:
Very good iI-iBLANKETsa at $. worth 60.
SHEETINGS, ssIIEETfNiS. SiiEEITNGS.
UNBLE ACHED SHEETINts from f2,k,. q
yard mp: BisEACIiED SHEETLNG from
lie. n ward up, ELEGANT tH.EACHED
SHEETfNG vt bottom value.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
CORDED PIQUE at &c. yard. bargain:
STRIPED LAVA at Gsc. a yard worth loc.
CHECKED NAINS0ok nj 7c, yard worth
lOc.: STRIPED NAINSOok al Ssc a
ward worth l2Sc.:
INDIA LAWN At SO. a yard worth lac:
LINEN LAWN In every grade very cheap,
ELEGANT wide-check MUSLIN at 1850. n
TRIMMINGS. TRIMMINGS.
RRAIDS. BUTTONS. 10 suit all the new
shades in Dress Goods Fringes. &c.
HOSIERY. GLOVES.
White aud CreamSilk NIIs end
GLOVES:
GLOVES in new shades Ia every desirable
length;
HnSlERY-aew assort ment. every quality.
We have many bargains IA Theses and
other departments. which We take pleasure
Ia showing. LEV * DAVIS.
We have BABY CARRIAGES at prices 10
suit any one. mn 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
Skilled Labor.

The New Orleans Timts-Dcnoeret, in
discussing certain statements made be-
fore the Rhode Island legislative
committee on the ten-hour labor bill,
says that these statements are evidence
that the northern manufacturers are
beginning TO recognize the rivalry Of
the South. The Providence Journal,
in commenting on this, says that no in
telligcnt northern manufactures has
doubted that the South would soon
compete. to greater or less extent,
with New England in the production Of
the coarscr lines OF cotton goods. How
ever, it adds
"As TO experience in manufacture
and comparative quality Of product, the
South stands to New England as New
England stood to old England sixty
years ago, and il must be confessed
that New England has still something
TO acquire to be on par with the pa
rent country in sll the products of the
loom. The cheap labor Of the South is
factor which the industrial interests
Of Rhode Island cannot afford to disre-
gard, and il was properly called atten-
ton TO in the general consideration Of
the cost Of manufacture and labor's
proportion Of the cost. Yet the South
is not in any broad or general sense a
rival OF New England in the manuiac-
turing field. Skilled industries are Of
slow growth, and the elements which
give them firm and permanent founda-
ton do not aggregate in decade"
1t is true that the South is not now
a rival OF New England in the manu-
facture Of fine goods, but it is only a
question Of time when she will be if
our people display the proper enter
prise and libcrality. All that the South
needs to make such rivalry an accom-
plished fact is skilled labor. which can
be easily secured through the medium
Of industrial education. We do not
know Of better argument for a tho
rough system Of industrial education in
the South than is presented in the
Journals article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27


Jeliy-Fsh, Sar-Fish, and Seq Ur-
chins. Being . Research on Print
tive Nervous Systems. BY G. j. Ro-
NAMES, NJ. A, Ill. d., +. Il. S..
Geological Secretary of the Linnean
Society. New York ID. Appleton &
Co., 1885.
This is volume MILK. Of I" The Inter
national Scientific Series" II is in
tended for persons engaged in scientific
pursuits or studies.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Matt: A Tale Of Caropan. By
ROBERT BUCHANAN. Same pub
fishers. Price % cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The Wtch's Head. BY II. RIDER
HAGGARD. Same publishers. Price
25 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
Discriminate. A Companion to
Don't" A Manual for Guidance
in the Use of Correct Words and
Phrases in Ordinary Speech. Same
publishers.
A very good little book. We have
noticed but few blunders in it; and we
are not sure that the author would adj
nit that these are blunders. We quote
few paragraphs for the benefit Of
whom it may concern:
Discriminate between Anticipate
and EXPECT. Instead Of saying, . The
arrival Of the vessel was hourly aufici-
pafed." say, $ expecfed." To astiei-
pate means, to take beforehand; to get
ahead Of; 10 get the start Of; to fore
taste.
Discriminate in the use Of the word
CITIZEN. Doat follow the example
Of some Of the newspapers and say,
(" Several cifixeRs were lost in the catss-
trophe." Use persons.
Discriminate between LAY and LIE.
10y is IN sctivc-transitive verb, like
lore and load. II takes an objective
case directly sfser i. Lie u A intrAn-
sitiss verb, ard takes no objective oass,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
LTNCHB URG.
Death Of a Prominent and Popular Man
Other items.

Death Of Prominent aud Popular Man
Other Items.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, March 26, 1885.
Captain Walter C.. Biggers, late Of
the Lynchburg Home Guard, died here
to-day, after prolonged struggle with
consumption. lie was the best-known
young oman the city, and, beside having
been captain Of the Home Guard, was
amember of Hill City Lodge and Lynch
burg Chapter of Masons, Past Eminent
Commander Of DE Molay Commandery,
Knights Templsrs, and a member Of The
American Legion Of Honor. He will
be buried Sunday from the First l;sp-
tist church.
James Burford and wife tcolored, both
died at their home in Amherst county
to-day within six hours of each other.
They were old people and died natural
deaths.
Hugh billiard (coloredD was arrested
here to-day for passing counterfeit
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
ROCKINGHAM.

A Historic Watch-The Romance Of RIM.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
COIL HILL, Va, March %, 1885.
Mr.. James l.. Anderson, deputy
sheriff Of our county, has in his possess
sion watch and ring, the history of
which will no doubt be interesting to
good many Of your readers. The
watch was presented to Colonel j. Lu-
cius Davis, through Hon. Henry A.
Wise, 10y the ladies around Hsrper's
Ferry, as a memento of their appre-
citation Of the steps he Davis took
in the execution of John Brown. When
Colonel Davis went into the civil war
he had the works taken out and put
into a silver case. aud when his resi-
dence was destroyed by the Federals
the gold case was lost. The ring was
intended to be presented to Hon. o.
Jennings Wise. but before that could
be done he was killed in battle, and the
society by which it was presented de-
sired to give it to his next best friend,
who was Colonel Davis. BY him it
was worn up to a short time before his
death. and at his death was willed to
Mr.. Anderson, who was a particular
friend of Davis and his tDayis'Sl execu-
tor.
Colonel Davis died near Buckingham
Courthouse, and was at the time of his
death superintendent Of public schools.
His remains were taken by Mr.. Ander-
son to Henrico county and buried in
Emanuel church-yard, near Richmond.
Colonel Davis was told when the ring
was presented to him that if it was
worn in battle he would not be killed
if shot. He was several times wounded.
In the last battle in which he fought his
horse fell upon him in charge, knock
ing him senseless, in which condition he
was captured and taken to the Federal
hospital. While there one of the Fede-
rails took occasion to abuse the southern
people in his (Dayis'S) presence. This
Colonel Davis could not stand, and,
though very weak, he sprang up ana
gave the party good spanking with
his boot.
After the war Colonel Davis took the
ring off his finger and placed it upon the
hand Of one Of his daughters, and the
same day, while at his mill, he fell
through plank floor and on log-saw,
which cut off several Of his fingers. He
at once FASTENED TO the house and had
the ring put back on, and up to within
few weeks of his death wore it con-
tinually. When he died the ring was
not on his finger. H., JUNIOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

NOT seem to he greatly troubled IN re-
gard Ia ne custems duties. They wall
not tsm TIC world upside down in their
Efforts 10 have those duties newly adj
jussel. II is inc politicians, or IL you
prefer the word, the statesmen, who are
agitstns this question. Butss all good
Democrats who take an interest in such
matters favor srcyiscd tariff, VIC cannot
for the life Of us understand why there
should be so much talk as 10 what Is to
become Of those Democrats who do not
train with Mr.. wATTERsoN. They
arc in fine health. and likely to remain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
NORFOLK.


The Late Firr-Au Explosion u obbery.
Correspondence fthe Richmond Dispatch. {
MARoH &c. 1885.
A brief telegram in the Dispatch Of
to-day announced a fire in Walters &
Co. peanut-factOry last night. While
the firemen were at work on the flames an
explosion occurred, and it was believed
at the time that an Internal machine had
exploded. Three of the tiremen were
slightly burned, causing much excite
ment. IT is more'than probable. how
ever, that the explosion resulted from
the combustion of peanut gases. The
matter will be investigated. The
proprietors thought their loss was
covered by insurance. but an
examination of the policy to-day
shows that the outer building in which
the fire occurred was not included in
the buildings mentioned in the policy,
Robert Raymond, a porter in a sa-
loon on Market Square, was arrested
this morning on the serious charge Of
robbing the person Of Frank Curran
while Curran was drunk in the saloon,
ELLA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
workingwomen I'm England.
Manchester Guardian.I


There are in England 3i7 female
blacksmiths who actually swing heavy
hammers, and 9,l38 women employed
in Matchmaking, who make nails for
horsesh0es.
Ten thousand five hundred and nine
ty-two women bind books, and 1902
assist in printing them.
In intellectual occupations women
also fill an important place, the mum
Der Of teachers being l23, 1876 of mis-
sionaries and preachers, 7, l62 Of clerks
in civil service, $500; OF painters,
1850; Of students" 1000; and Of
engrayerS, Ga.
There are 500 women engaged in
medical and surgical work, nursing,
etc. ASP busy themselves in editing,
compiling. aud writing books, and
1900 are employed in the various de-
partmentS Of photography.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

IvoB DEPOT, VA, March "a, 'S5.

IvoB DEPOT, Va, March "a, 'S5.
To fhe Editor Of the Dispatch:
The question is often asked since the
4th Of March by the Democracy in this
vicinity, "WilI there be a general
cleaning out Of all Republican Fede-
raj ofi,ce-hoIders in the State Of Viz
ginia?" To my mind, Mr.. Editor,
there can be but one answer to this
question, il the Democrats are to enjoy
the fruits Of their victory, and that an
swer is this That every Republican
Federal officc-hclder in the Common
wealth Of Virginia lin all cases where
the President has the power should be
removed at once and their places sup
piled by competent Democrats. Espe-
cially should this be done in Virginia
because it is 3 notorious fact that a
large majority Of the present office
holders hold their posts simply because
they are subservient to the wishes Of
the +" Boss" p,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

No, We said no such thing. We said
that the counsel in the Virginia cases
had made no point that had not been
made in the newspapers--that is, in
Virginia. We intended our language
TO include not only our own articles
but everybody else's--and TO cover
communications as well as editorials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

Sseskias Of Nc. MANNrNo's recent
stssensptsa reported by an interviewer,
the Washington Post says thst the peo-
pc viii be satisfied Tor the present with
sssh "a adjustment Of duties as viii OBJ
vists IL accumulation Of any excessive
ssrpl& u the Treasury and relieve eur
edzn<fee ffsn unnscsssary restrictions.
No debit ~ il. The people " Do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

The Chattanooga Times puts the case
thus mo removals should be made
except for cause" Well. what more
could be asked: If that rule is car
RED out there won't be a cOrporal's
guard Of the old office-holders' gang
left in the public service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

A contemporary says: "The Ohio
idea does not seem to strike the present
Administration" True; but the pre-
sent Administration seems to strike
the Ohio idea,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

"The Philadelphia Times says SEN
ator VAN WICK uses three desks to
pound on while addressing the Senate
on lsnd-grant subjects. Why not!
lie hasIa ponderous fraud to deal with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

Several OF the Virginia lawyers who
have been present during the whole
argument, and who have heard all the
questions propounded by the court to
the counsel, concur in the opinion that
the decision Of the court will be in
favor Of the State and against the bond
holders Washington tetter-Aiexan-
drid Gazette.
This is gratifying report, though a
little too "preyious."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

HEADQUARTERS COM W
i Il MANDERY OF ST ANDREW. X
No. 10, KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. ~
RICHMOND. VA. March 81 1887
GEN ERAL ORDERS.-SIR KNIGHTS:
Attend a stated asse mbly of the Command
cry at the asylum. st. Adams Hall. THIS
friday EVENING Mt TX O'Clock In full
dress OF a Templar on foot.
Members OF other Communicates are cour-
teousy invited TO lie present.
by order Of the Eminent Commander.
GEORGE w. POE. Captain-tieneml.
Attest: GEORGE c. JEFFERSON, Recorder.
NH 2J-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

1t appears from our Washington spe-
ciaI Of yesterday that after first
class reporter disentangles one Of Dir.
EvARTs's speeches, and telegraph
wire straightens it out, it is ineligible
oi icaCt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

While Charles Craven was exhibiting
patent fre-escape in Philadelphia
Wednesday the rope from which he was
suspended broke, precipitating him from
the third story Of the building to the
ground, infiicting serious, If not fatal, in
juries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
REV. II. Il. JoHNsoN.

STATE OF GEORGIA. TROUT CoUHTY.
have examined the recipe OF Dr. Josiah
Bradfield. and pronounce It 10 be n combi-
nation Of medicines Of great merit ga thu
treatment OF all diseases of females Tor which
be- recommends II.
WlLLIAMP T.. BEASLEY. ND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

orfrcE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
or VIRGINIA.. \
RICHMOND. March Z, 1885,
THIS "0LD SOCIETY,"" INCOR-
PoRATED IN 1894. has removed its cffice
No. loit EAST MAIN STREET.
where they win be pleased to zee their
friends and pa troas and the public generally.
NH Tin Y. ID. STE0ER Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
WOMAN
MATTERS OF GREAT CONCERN
10 ALL MANKIND.
w OMAN
NEAR MAKfFrrA. GA.

Some months ago bought n bottle o( Dr.
]. Bradfelds Female Regulator. and used u
In my family with great satisacttOs. 4
have recommended IL to three families and
they have found Il 70 be just what Is clalmcd
for II. The females who have used IL ars
now In perfect health aud able a. attend 10
their household duties.
REV. n. Il. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

HAzEN has been tried for sassing
Bon LINCOLN. He says Bon sassed
him. A clear case Of sass for the goose
and sass for the gander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

The practical determination Of the
Democratic congressman from Virginia
to assume no control over the distribu-
ton Of the Federal patronage in their
State. and to deter no man from apply
ing for an office by the knowledge that
they have divided the spoils among
themselves and left him out, shows
their wisdom. and will do them no
harm. Congressman are not elected to
meet and apportion Federal offices in
their States, and those from Virginia,
the people of their State are glad to
know. are wise enough to recognize
that fact and to act accordingly. 1t is
unfortunate that there should be more
than one Virginia applicant for any one
place, hut the Virginia congressman
are not responsible therefor, and most
assurcdly they have no conceivable
right to determine for which one all
the others shall withdraw.-Aieran-
drio Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

Mr.. BLAINE says the Administration
has "a good deal Of backbone" We
hasten toput this remark ofMr. BLAINE
in type before he has time to deny it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

The Southern Planter for April is al
ready out. Colonel w. C. KNIGHT,
editor, Richmond, Va. We recommend
the Planter TO all agriculturists who
wish to keep abreast with the times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
LECTURES.
SEINE-THREAD.
E-THREAD.-weN

9 Elm E-THREAD.-We N-QlCA
~ are now Offering q full stock
OF Thread, consisting OF Oil numbers
and qualities: Seine Twines, all Isles Lines,
Yawking, Seine-corks, Corkwood, FISHER
mems OIL Clothing. single and double. We
have q large quantity OF Haul-Seine Net
ting on hand. and will give specially low
prices TO buyers In large quantities. Haul
Seine Netting made to order and perfect
goods guaranteed
l.. LICHTENSTEIN'B SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Va. Sole Importers OF the CO..
ebrated LION Brand Hefue-Thyead. war
rnnted 70 give satiafactton. 10 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
SPEINGPigLD TINS

SPEiNGftflp II ~.
DR.. J. Brddfeid. Dear Sit, My daughter
has been suffering for many yean with thst
dreadful afilictiOn known as Female Bi,rt,e.
which has cost me many dollars and not
withstanding | had the best medical attend
ance. could not hnd relief Ihaye used many
other kinds 81 medicines withoutan effect
/ had just about given her up: was ont -
heart: but happened In the store Of ". W.
Ecker several " ekssince. aud he knowing
OF my daughters all ictiOn persuaded mr 10
buy bottle ofyOur Female Regulator oho
began to improve at once. / was ~ de-
lighted with its effects that bought seyerN
more bottles of IL and. knowing what 10
about II, # to-day one Of my family was SUI
fering with that awful disease would hsys
II II II cost $50 bottle. for / can truthfuly
say 1t has cured my daughter sound and
well. and myself AMI vie DO most heartily
recommend your Female Regulator To bs
Just what IL u represented Ia b..
Respectfully. II. u. FENIiiERSfDH
Treatise on the Health ali Happiness ~
Woman mailed free.
THE BKADtIELD REGULATOR 60.
NH 27-dlw&SIt Box - Atlanta. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

GRUBBS.-Died.O on the 26th instant. at
l2:4e L. NJ, In the fun assurance ola blissful
Immortality. PETER WINSTON GRUBBS.
in the scyeiity-sixth year OF his age.
Funeral from First Baptist church at l |
A NJ. SATURDAY NEXT. Friends Of the
IA miIy are invited to attend. 2t
ROYALL.-Died,o on "Wednesday. 25th in
slant at her residence In Henrtco county
MIS-. ISABELLA BLAIR ROlALL. rei!ct
OF the late John NJ. Royal. Of this city. In
the sixty ninth year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the
Second Presbyterian church (Dr. UOgeD
TODAY friday the 9th instant At IL
o'clock noon. The friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
SOUTEWARD.-Die at his re sidrnce In
Henrico county. March 20. 1885. ROBERT
II SOUTHWARK; aged forty two years.
Funeral from residence at O'Clock L. NJ.
TODAY. March 27th. Friends and ac-
qualntances requested to attend without
further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
BRIEF COMMENT.

SUNSET Cox will fare weil-Turkey
and Porte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

DR.. Morris Gibbs, Howard City,
Mich, says: 81 smgrsatly pleased 9th
Il a. . tonic; i 10 an agreeable and .
good appetizer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
wOOD AND COAL.

II + l. l.
a your neighbor how cheap YOU can buy
Pine. Oak. Hickory and Maple WOOD nom
ELIZA COAIs-YARD, broad and Pine streets.
HEART-PINEa specially. Try ltl
sold by train-lOad carload, and cord.
COAL, COKF-ali kinds--!o~est cash rates.
Telephone. $50. W. =. PITCHER, Agent.
NH 27-lt
EUEL FOR FAMlLlES.-AN-
Il THRACTTE COAL. SPLINT COAL; ;
WOOD-long and kindling. Quality, guam
tity. and price will be found satisfactory.
Purchasers invited.
y. T.. LATHROP & co,
fec Seventeenth street. at Drawbridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
CHINA, GLASSWARE. &c.

GUN LAMP, WITH ALL THE M
~ PROVEMENTS: LIST. Brilliancy being
equal TO fifty sperm candies. I'd. Economy
this great volume OF light costs one third OF
a cent per hour. Sd. Take the ordinary
chimney. 4th. Never brea ks or smokes the
chimney. 5th. Perfect safety. Being made
OF brass. cannot break II Il falls. These
lamps are made In best manner. In brass
and nickel-plate. and warranted not 10 leak.
One lamp viii Hight q room OF ordinary size
so that reading aud sewing can be done In
all parts. GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
fe 20 1907 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAR 0ZO & co.
are now prepared IN shox

.cy<~>-c-'-,SDvc's ,s-sSsi's's,ss ~.
CARDozo 8 co.
are now prepared 10 show
THE FINEST STOCK OF DRESS Gosss
they have ever been able 10 oGer W early n
the season.
SATTEESS viii he a fayorite article r.,
spring wear They have them Ina three au.I
tiles and In endless variety. Mt is,f. 20, asS
40 cents. being the most varied stock ss
have ever shown.
DRESS GOODS.
Our stock is very full and complete IN az
Grades. from i2Xcents To very fins goods coz.
sisting IN part OF TRICDf CLOTHS IN "a
rlous qualities and In every desirable shsae
and BLACK SATIN BERBER, in two qual-
tiles. In great varieti les OF color. and BLACK
JERSEY CLOTHS (cntircly new "a yery
beautiful fabric In pattern, resembling tse
Jersey weave. Being light material. 10
can be worn all summer. These come IN
black and colOr; also some rar COMB
NATION SUirINt'ss. entirely novel In siyIe
In SILKS we have some choice thinrsi.
entirely new designs.
Elegant BRoCADE vELVr.rS In e,pntn,
shades. with plain SATIN DUCHESS SIr
RAII and RIA DEMERS To mAtch. The..
are elegant. Recent additions 20 Onr BLACK
SILKS In sublime qualities 81 SATIN ~
CHEFS. RHADEMfiiS. and TRIO ATINE
New Jersey weave make u by far the br,f
VIC have ever shown. aud 70 Il with Drld.
that We call especial attention N Il.
One hundred and my pieces Of INDIA
LINEN, a special bargnln nj 81. 10. aud H..
cents.
We are prepared In QUE
LADIES UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
10 furnish special oriers for every s;y0e 4
garment.
All OF our UNDERWEAR Is made 81.
Richmond. and !, Tar superior 90 nDr'he,,
make.
mb ls-eod CARDOZO &C)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-27
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH BOTH.
MATINEE ONLY. ut $50 L. NJ.
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY.
MIR. LAWRENCE BARRETT.
supported by Mr.. LOUIS JAMES and an
EXCELLENT COMPANY.
Grand Double Bill. Two New Plays.
Mr.. ROBERT BROW SISG's three act tragedy,
A BLOT IN THE 'SCUTCHEON'
(Mr BARRETT as EARL FRESHANJ
and MIR. ALFRED THOAPSOS's adaptation
from the French. "Gringoire." one
act comedy. entitled
THE KINGS PLEASURE
(Mr. BAKRE.Tr as GRINGOIRE, n stroiling
pOet.D
Reserved seats. Sl.25. Admission. 81
ga lleries. 50and 20 cents. Sale commences
at o. clock FRIDAY MORNING. NH 27-Sts