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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

y lois, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
= Fart 81 lot ~. southwest corner Main aud
Otprtnn street.. 2j17l feet
Pan ~ Dot ~ fronting on O,orton street IN
rear NJ above lOt, 2r,klyis feet
Inquire on pfcmli.g.
MIR Macy ". CONNEIL
q HsslDEScH-AT nOcK BOTTOM. on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
srRAyEp on STOLEN.

nNE BLACK MARE WITH soRR on INSIDE
" right hind leg; aud one old sorrcl horse. In
had order Return b. corner Of Lucy avenue aud
iallo.c street aud be rewarded.
BR DUNCAN.
nNE RAY MARE POSY. POUR YEARS OH,
" white face and both hind feet white shod all
aruund VIII pay = liberal reward for her rclurn
to A. I. Coleman. 76t Main u
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GALVANIZED InoNwoRKs.

ono. +. RuRsCH, JR, THE TIN AND slIEET
" iron worker business AMI residence, iele'
phone No. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
S H O E S.
We are leaders Of
LOW PRICES on SLIPPERS.

Sc, ooc., 81, and si.25 slippers, IN all qualities
styles. and sizes, at 7ic.;
Sailor Ties e, 6sc worth iL.25;
Ladies' Opers-Toe Slippers, with tip, kid-lined.
aud medium heel, at Sic. worth $50:
ladies' Button and Lace oxford Slippers, kid
lined, with patentleatLer tip-in fact a
lovely shoe--at sos worth fi.75;
Nine dozen Children's Flexible Spring Heel
Shoes, with tips, at 5Cc. worth 7Jc.;
ladies' Genuine French Kid Lace oxford Ties,
kid-lined. patent-leather tip--orst-clsss in
overy rospoct-worth g. our price only 81. % I;
children's Springfield Shoes. sizes 70 TO gs, In
French-Kid and Pebble-Goat-sells else
whore for 80, VIC only want tl.09 for them;
Infants Button Shoes At 9sc. worth 5Oc.;
t1.50. fi.75, 50, S225 and $3.50 Misses Shoes, In
elegant qualities and ell styles, sizes I3 to 2
atS1.s9:
ladies' Baton Shoes, warranted solid, at 99c.
worth $50;
Misses Glove-Kid Button shoes-worth si.5o at
79c.
Misses Fox-Lace Shoes, kid-nnsd, at Sic. worth
sLej:
Ladies' Button Fox Caters, @ very fne quality
at 99c. worth sI.75;
ladies' lasting Shoes. all sizes-sell elsewhere
forSi, wo sell them at Sc:
Old ladies' Common-sense Walking Shoes for
tender feet, at Slip worth s175;
ladies' Giovo-Kid Lace Shoes, flexible, with tas-
sci, al {l.i0 worth So.
BARGAINS IN SHOES FOR THE BOYS.
Boys Calf Lace Shoes sizes ~ 10 ., warranted
70 wear, At sl.17 worth t1.5O;
Boys Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 3s 70 Sc, at fl.3]
worth ~;
Mems Lace, Button, and Congress sewed Shoes
attl Oh worth e;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
WE LEAD ~ LOW PRICES
OK
NOTIONS.

spoo Cotton. warranted 100 yards % tho epOol,
ioI rauG or machine, spcols for &c;
AoIlitg's spool six, the DCst in tho world, In
tlscs sad ovciv etare Imaginable, guar af-
Bel1Mc't Hn',cu-.l ..o iw.si. on sIools. ia black
bfl tli t4o co. .srs, cells elsewhere for &C. h
sp.al. SO sri.t3 spo)ls 20. .c;
limitation earl fu;tons. pufo white, eu sizes, D
dozen for in'.:
Croche' >ce1ies, "a. worth loc
spc-lr'el iAai tho lcHoiry stores sell Tor 50c- We
tyo.Ci.sse worth roc. ge eel ior oc.:
Wc- rort, ic. o bIuch worth iOc;
~n c-Iclis1. d.. worth iJ-.;
tl-. 1iiNl. for ierc powder az g.. worth 1Oc-;
H.srs ufoslLs Combs s.. worth lN.;
Ladies and thuircns Backing Combs az &C.
wu-,a ilc.;
Hora Dcess n.:-C -ComOs at<c. worth ioo.
Zinc iQotA Comaa a. &c.. drugstore price 25c.;
Hair Fins. papers for worth Sc paper;
Elsrs Fans nt d. wcrth be-;
traulm1's Darnmg Cotton, &c. worth Sc:
Nh.io Gne. g.. worth -;
SiiA lair Hnpc. >rt-, 3c. worth l'c.;
DeKlrrs Eal kuituue-Cotion, in white and al
r3iUrs 20 &c., cells e-tc uloge lor TO-.
Indie, sumno. Llle Gloves w1rth sc. pair
only 1-:
Lad ,,' summer LisIo Gloves, = inches long a.
Ladies Furo SAX Mlits, very iong a. l7c. worth
Ar.
Gcu.ichen's perular-Mede Lisle- Thread Socks
ai4t- worth -5c.;
ladies' raLcy-Bo~doIed Hcmsutchef Handker-
cuiafs, beautiful styles. % Zoe. worth 25c.;
Hcally-Braittd Cam brio HliogShams at 90.
pail wortn a..
GOOD Corsct-Ls.es. 9 palr for &c.;
Clpffer's Pun Regular Made Hose, IN black,
b-own, res, and blue, sells elsewhere Tor
>''., our price Only ii' ,,,,
Y.l vlu rnd Nil the above goods displa layod on
o. infaIs iu she stOrc and marked in plain ugures
81 tho low prices named.
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We are leaders In
LOW PRICES or SHOES.

One lot OF ODDS and ends in ladies' Shoes, ele-
gan; quality, worth from fi.5O TO Sc, at SC.
odds and ends in Ladies' Pine Button Boots,
stylish and dosirable, worth from i22S to s.
MtlG7.
We haze q small lot Of Ladies' Button Boots
which will go on Monday morning at sl.i2
Cal early Il you desire a pair ei these.
Wo have ono case Of Lsdies Button shoes. all
sizes; you can buy them Of US at 99c. plain
hoeD.
q psis Of ladies' Kid Common-ssnse Shoes, on
tho , lost, worth g pair; We will take Sl.47.
70 pair Of Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, silk-worked
button-ho,es, at 1874. II you know anything
about Shoes you will soy they are worth 32.
We have 12 pair OF Govo-Kid and i2 pair Goat
which wo will also sell at f1.24
l2 pair Of Goat Dongola, fiat hool, broad toe.
worth e. aGSl49.
One case Of Ladies' 2O-Dutton Boots, back-stay
and pink scallop, :17s,
Ono case Of Ladies' sahD-Linec Pump-solo But
ton Boots at ig.2i. Judge for yourself what
they arc worth.
One case Of Ladies Fine I'D Button Shoes, regu-
Ter cut-oycr lap scam, at 81 q pair, which is
less than We can bug them for.
II you ike something fancy we will sell you
Squero-Toe Shoe, with tip and fancy seal
lop. az q. worth double the money.
I case Ladies' Dull Dcngols Button Shoes at
f28a, worth fully 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
LEVI HEXTER,
3O7 BROAD STREET.

Having 10 coutend with the long season In May,
Il naturally has made tTaie quiet, and IN order
70 make up for lest time I have concluded %
make general reduction on every article IN my
establl. hment win 10 this now IN tho height
OF the season and not wait mil the season closes
Now "a golden opportunity for you 20 buy seS-
sonaDle goods at very unsoasonsbls prices.
CHALIlE CLOTH, in beautiful designs, Zee.
w1a l5c.:
BkTIsTR CLOTH. in handsome designs, a., was
10r
Pacific LAWNS. nothing nicer made, ssc,
were i2kc.:
81 pieces sArTEENS--thoy are dandios-54c.,
were To-;
All my DRESS GOODS which woro isKc. now
MI my DRESS GOODS which were 1870. now
All my @5.inch CAsHMEREs, all shades, DC,
SIMPSONS BEST BLACK CALICO, &C. worth
All ny now design DRESS GINGHAMs, Ioc.,
THREAD GLOVES. in black ard colored, lOc.,
were 20c:
JERSEY EMBROIDRRED-BACK GLOVES, in
hlacs and colOred. 2jr., were 40r.;
SILk Mlrrs, In black and colored. l'c. werc
SILh aud SATIN PARAsOLS. in black aud co-
iored, 75c., were sls5 ard sl.50:
GLORIA 2i-iNCU PiltA>OLS. il.@5, were 40;
Laiies G. iEMiSE. &c. were 10c.;
Ladies' COWS, !oc, wero 1sc.
can show you ths best assortment ~ LADIES'
USDEBNEAk In ;ao city. Tho prices viii IN
forest you.
complete limo 0t CHlLDREN'S MUSLIN
CAPS ~ sll tho prominent shaDca Before pur-
chasing call and see the prices have placed on
every article In tho house. and / feel confident
my prlcos will meet with your approval
LEVI uEXTFR,
my 91-Su. .Tu&Th 81 Br0a1 street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Another lot o. tho dainty Swiss Embroidories,
r't dainty 20 far as quantity Is concerned, Tor
there are over u thousand pieces-the nar-owest
edge rossible 10 the widest skirt flounciag We
ce~ialnly made A stir with mo last ot, ana these
ore less IA price ami mower in design Than The
last Cnos.
Yho {. i. COrsete are moro extensively inilA-
ted than any corset made. hence, it must have
many rpecial features. We show all styles In
sferk.
Tint counter Of Ribbons In Tho centre OF inc
n,or ia buta tonh part Of our assortment 1t
has toen an often-hc-rd remark that We had
twice az many Ribbons as any store IN the city,
and where there aro more % sec You are more
All 90 ret lust What yOu want
=
W. nave a most complete line of Scissors IN
ali -zc, from three in he, 90 tho largest 9hears,
and in threo grades, from lOc 10 qualify No
cuaIauiee for nyo years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
On, attractions.

CHECKED MUSLISs--ten pattsrns-ac. yard.
FRUIT OR-THE-LOOM COTTON every piece
branded-sHc. yard:
DANISH CLOIHS-- evening shades - l2Hc.
yard:
CuALLIiS. beautiful variety. few styles dis
played 10 window, $40. ayard;
A 2i-inch Paragon frame, best GLORIA SILK
PANAsOL at Si19;
A a n ch Paragon frame, best GLoklA elLA
(gold cap handlel PARASOL At sLis;
A 93-iDch Paragon frame. best GLORIA SILK
gold cap handl3) PAkAsOL at Sl7a
Compare these Psrasols aud our prices With
those offered by other houses. and Hours are not
superior In quality and lower in price we viii
checriuily refund tho money paid u.s.
LACE MIT'fo all elk. at iekc. pair;
JERSEY NIT rs, all ak. a. i9c. pair;
JERSEY MlTTS Ta6eta elk, a. l7c. psir'
JERSEY MlTTs, all snk embroidered backs. at
ALI wool SHETLAND sIAwLs, in blue, car
dinai, white. and black, az 40c. apiece;
LOVELY FEATHkKED FANS, all colors. carved
ivory STICKS. ig5c. apiece;
Wo sell the largest and best JAPANESE FAN
ever sold 81 Sc;
PALM-LEAF FANS lc. Apisco or iOc. dozen;
At i2bc. pair wo soil LADIES PIN-SIRlPE,
BALBRIGGAN. and LlSLE-THREAD HOSE,
all full regular made. aud never sold by
otnor hOuees under 1890, and oftener st PC.
Our AFS.s BRITISH HALF-HosE. fun regular
made. are tho bcst values ever offered by
any house. for i2kc. palr.
We have every reason 70 feel prond over the
clmpil menta uaid us abCgt our stock OF SWISS
FLOrNCiNGS. Ryory custoInev SPEAKS IN words
of praise II their beauty. and of their bolng 20
low IN price. A. a. o. 81. 50. 3, and &c. and 81,
81 q, FlsO. s79. snd g. we show patterns and
qaalliics ma, will cost you % per cent more
elsewhere.
CHANTILIY, GUIPURE, ard SPANISH
BLACK LACE fLOUNCINGS continue In great
domend, ana cur assortment has Just been edd-
ed 20, and our prices ere such as will justify an
inspection OF our line.
In WHITE GOODS we have iust received 100
pisces of various PIAiDS, CHECKS, and
STiuPEs. in MULLs. NAINsOoKS, and INDIA
LfNsNB az prices from 5 % e0c. G yard We will
be pleased 70 show you this stock whether you
wish 10 buy or n T. as Il Is of our pet stocks,
nnd II gra;i1es Us 10 speak Of its ccnpletecess
aud lovollaess, and OF the low price a. wnich ue
sell each piece OF the ontiro lot
The l0.inch FIGURED LACE BATISTE st sc
yard is one Of the best sellers wo have. YOU
will want II when once IL IS sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
SPECIAL
IMPORTANT
THE LADIES.

ON MONDAY MORNING AT
STRAUSE BROTHERS. GREAT
MAIN-STREET BAZAAR, No. 1909
EAST MAIN STREET, COMMENC-
ING AT 0 AND CONTINUING UN-
TIL II O'CLOCK, THEY WILL SELL
36 PIECES FINE FIGURED CHAL-
ILL., IN CREAM GROUNDS, AT &c.
PER YARD. THESE GOODS WERE
RECEIVED FROM THE MILL ON
FRIDAY LAST, AND ARE SUPE-
RIOR IN STYLES TO MANY OF
THE FRENCH GOODS WHICH
SELL AT 25c. REMEMBER, ron
THREE HOURS ONLY ON MON
DAY FROM 9 TO II O'CLOCK)
THESE HANDSOME GOODS WILL
BE SLAUGHTERED AT Sic
OTHER HOUSES SELL AT 1890.
myg7
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y,yCuRsION TO THE CAyERNs

~ y IFIIVT.N y 1I11' y
kLOF LURAY AND NATURAL BRIDGE ga
.-h-,,,,.-to to and ohio railway. MONDAY. June
81. lss. Train will loavo hes6pcAke and ONO
drunt AZ l0.gJ A. NJ; rotuVniur, viii leave Lufay
g..esiaynt2P N. for The Deneut OF ihoso VINO
visu Go rctutn. 60 ani SEQ me eale'i "onso
,f tr. voflf Fare ftr tho rOUnd trl9: klch-
md % Laray ana Natural Bridge. f5; fHch-
ff.a1d D. Laray, 81; LouIs0 20 Luray. - %; Cor
coussIiie % Lursy, IS; Charl0iieaVnlc 70 LufaY'
S. ,1 Iireets good Tor nve days, 10 return ou
ary train Tickets for falo by j. ". ih1mpson'
co,ie second ald Broad streets, and by lio
Commits, 0 80 tue train. my ..-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
|. Rose & Son,
COG east Broad street,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD NoRTH
sIDEl

Other stores are using every means in ,her
powor TO profit by our advertising. We mean
The little shops on our side Of the street, who by
making signs in their show-cnses and oiner such
schemes try and catch our trade, 90 be careiui to
End the right piace. f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
yNYCT,RSION 10 NORFOLK SAT.

j. yKDAY NIGHT, JUNs %. Tram leaves
Chesaoe.ke AID Ohlo railroad depot at ll;Sl
oo.oekP. n, returning leaves Norfolk Juno "a
a. 70 o'clock T.. Al. koaod Trip. Sl:M sPoclA
coaches Tor ladies' and escorts. GIVING 'ne q.
cue,l.n.sts an opportunity 10 spend iae day az
Oceal View o. Virginia BOacb. Iickets ioI saIo
81 ilo train n. 4. ADAMS ~ ".
MY "a .. Il ~ s0 9fNJcfX2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING AsTHEoNLY
BASIS FOR PERMANENT SUCCESS WAS THE
CORNERSTONE WHICH wELAID WHEN WE
BEGAN BUSINESS. WE BUILT UPON ASoLlD
FoUNDATIoN-THE BEST GOODS FOX THE
LEAST MONEY.
Our business has grown 70 large proportions
raised 10 its present magnitude by the confidence
Of the public ard the security guaranteed to
eyery customer. Ne are always in the load, the
first TO show tho choicest ana newest styles, as
well a. tho LEADERS OF tho lowest prices. we
meet nil cornpeti.iOn. ard are never happy until
we know our prices are lover than our competl-
tors We are progressive. A small profit salts
fes Us
With these facts before you ron must be con-
vinced that wo study b ploAse, and are continu.
ally e1erting our best efforts 10 deserve your
patronage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

ra~DREss TRIMMINGs.-we con.

EI~DRESS TRIMMINGS.-we con-
tinue % sell JET PRINCES. JEI GlMPs, JET
GALLONS. JET EPAJLEIs. JET ORNAMENTS
az lust about one h1lf Cf reg iiar rrire4. large
assortment of SILK AND flN-EL GlMPs;
SILK. METAL. IVORY. aud fEAkL BUTION3
vrry rhoay: ONERED SrEEl.S and WHALE
BONE, BkAlDS, aud Li&iaGS.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Don't buy your BABY CARMAGE unul yoa
hare sUen ours my .3-eOi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
RIRrHDAY CELEBRA-

~ 'TON. Tho Basket Picnic at Warwick
-. oftle members and frieuds Of Sir Walter
Irteirh Lodge, 40. ., sons OF 81 George, that
wgsarr.ucel 10 take place May 25-h, Il postponed
uu MONDAY. june 2iih. CA account or the
va a,bcr. our Enrllsn ironis who desire 10
trrui pleasant Gag and have danco 10 an OK
c. Jon, siting bend in the pavilion can 0osaih
t..',.s of any of the committee. JOHN j.
cANT A. Secretary. my 27-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
svy- NEW CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

wo have just nxct up "a room on our ,sconi
roor ior ihe display of CURTAINS No now
offer you az great bargains NO1TfNGHAMl !
BRUSSELS, iRisH FONTS ani SILK CCl.-
rAINs
lsrge assortment Of POLES ana CHAINs fog
Curtains
my 4i-c0d LEVY & nAFiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Iadies' Patent-Lsaiher Tip Oxford Ties. 81 and
up:
ladies' oxford TICS at 73c.
Misses oxford TICS at 0sc.;
Ialiiss' Fronch-H Heel oxford Ties al si.5o;
I.dies' Fine Common-Sense Oxford Ties at sl.5O
Canvas Shoes for Ladies'. Misses. and Children
in groa. variety:
LADIES' Opore Slippers from zoe. up;
Biz stock OF Langtry Ties fer Ladies. Misses, and
Children in beef and spring heel;
,,optlemonis Walkenphast shoes from 81 up:
Gentemens Rand-Msde Waukeezy, Stylish
shoes only $3.50;
See our Genuemon's Kangaroo Low shoes at
S2s5;
ladies' Serge Buskius al Csc:
Uue ,5c Beaded slippers are worth 81;
ladies seanlltss Oxford Ties In great variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
We lead in Low PRICES on
DRY GOODS.

Lavender and Light Blue and PINK Caeese-
Cloth at SIC worth So;
Fancy Trimming SIX az l5c. worth 80;
sstins, In PINK, Blue. SLACK, and Garnet 81 lsc
worth 7jc.-remno
Stripe Corded White Goods, very heavy, ti 7e,.
worth l2<:
Heavy Corded Check Muslin at sHc. worth 10;
Boys Summer Pants Goods al i2Hc. worth .:
Boys Wool Casimero al pc. worth 20;
Lancaster lO-4 Bleeched sheetlnr, sells sFery-
where for 20'.. our price only 20c.;
Utica 1914 Bleached Shooting, the genuine Toods
with beard. at &c. worth 55;
Cohasset 1914 Unblesched Selecting at &c. worth
35c.-this piece IL exceptional quality;
Fancy Stripe Bed-Ticking, elegant quality at
12JSc. worth 2jc.;
SIC Check Muslin at &c; 81
One piece Bed-Ticking, Dlus and white stripe, al
&c worth 1Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
fssr H0UsEEEEPER5 Will FIND

czc.nout TUHKEY-RkD TABLE DAAAsK
for rat.c-Clo,hs ~ 2ao. yard worth co.,;
Extra quaaiy TURK l-HrD DANISH for Ts-
ble-ClofAs of .oc "A yBrl worth Co.,,
Larso size TURKLv-..D TkrLC-tLOgHs at
81 worth 81 10:
TURKEY NAPKINS 10 2J' dozen worth
EOt;
4 largo asaorrmont 81 TURKISH BATH
TOWEL, from lO. up Go " % o'ch;
STAMPED TRAY-CIOrUt. SPf AsNEes BUF-
fEI and blktAt stARf-, NAPKINS. and
iIIlOW-SIANs.
my % cod LEVY & DAVIS. ,
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.

WHOM prlces are heing battered down wo
are aiways 10 be found in the front limo.
Whoneyer choice new fabrics are TO be intro
duced We are always In tho foreground.
Whcnover a BID "a made for tho confidence
OF the purchaser ours IS alSays the highest.
Dul trade at tho North and IN tho West has
sent hish prices OIt ol tho country except fpr
ihose houses which have bought heavily aniie
goods were selling 100 high
We aro no. TO bo caught In that crowd, Tor
We thought we sCw low prices ahead somo
time ago.
Largo purchases recently made subject 10 tho
decline en1hls Us % offer ths cheapest and
choicest stock ever shown Ia this market
We havo now prices for
SWISS FLOUNClNGs AND INDIA LINENS,
SPANISH FLOUHCiNGo AND CHANTlLLY
sUR1n ift tsiLKs AND sATIYEs.
GOIRg SILKS AND RIBBONS,
LAWNS. BATlSTES, AND GINGHAMS.
We have new prices on
MATTINGs. CARPETS. AND RUGS,
OIL~CLOTHS, CUkTAlSS, AND SHADES.
We have new prices for
PARAsOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAH,
TABLE-CLOfuS AND sHEETiNGS.
CASsIMEkES AND DkOADCL0TBs.
WHITE GOODS AND BLACK GOODS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

fNHE RETREAT FOR THE SICK
viii have thelr ANNUAL PICNIC AT ASH
LAND fAhh lLheDAl TaE 2SrH IserAAf.
firkfis 5Ja; children and servants. .5e, and
can % bad Of TIE lady managers at tho lesrost
snd st the train. Train ieaycs klDa station al .
4. n. 1hefo will be music and dancing, ne
ffeshneGk q city pficea my 2j-FASu2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27
WABwICK-PARK TRANsPoRTA-

W IIUN IUNPANI, -,
Coniols CHlNBOKALO leaves her wharf sHl.-
bSe crcokl daily. including Sundays, az v.0V a.
leaves Warwick gark at 10 IS A. NJ. lis, S45. aud
el9 Z. a. tare, 20 cents each way; round rlp'
W cents; chlldion undor twelve year, 0i age
LAl prlfo, cllldrcn under i've years iroe 20
oruhaen q cisrepuipbla person allowed on she
promises Tho company reserves The ri2ht 10
hoi1 pOfNona 0' tbs grounds ard pavilion i0r
pfN&t9 peiiies special or cooperative rates
gwen 70 clubs, families. psc-nics, societies, etc.
for further information apply 70
THOMAS ELLErr, Secretary.
uy2cm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Ladies' Kid Gloyes.-We are never without the
full range Of tho best things made, and some
times the shakinc-up' Of tho money market
brings down something special This very day
thore Is an example,. \ large dealer who had
TOO many turns over 10 Us a lot Of Alexander
Kids. 5-Buttous In all tan shades. You know
they usually sell for 81 He authorizes us to sell
these OF for i9c. pair. Don't wait until your
sizo has been sold.
It stands to reason with the immens, trade we
have for Summer Underwear and buying az we
DO only In case lots We are enabled TO eiyc the
very best yaluo at every piece We have to-day.
Two Csses OK Iaiies' real Bslbrggan shirts
At pc. each which We claim as always selling FOR
zoe.
one Case OF Ladies' real India Gauze sleeve-
less Bodces, SILK bound, at 25c each, which you
cannot matcn elsewhere under 40c.
rrrrmnw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-27

Ladies' French-Heel Opera slippers at Soc
Ladies' Patec:-Leather oxford Ties at si-3S ana
up;
Children's Springfield oxford Ties at sc. and
81:
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door of his house open without inviting us
10 take seats, declined to discuss our
CLAIMS to the Convention. | think that
scouts representations, as the mouth-piece
OF the Administration, beat us. We all
dld everything in our power. General
Hammond, MIR. Tingle and Mr.. Curtis
worked indefatigably for San Francisco. If
Mr.. Irish obtained q single vote for San
FRANCISCO among the members of the COM
mlttee, am at loss to know where he got
1t. We are beaten. and ] have no COM
plants to make. We made the best fight
possible and we were whipped That is
all there is Of it."
TARPEY AND TINeLE DO NOT SPEAK NOW.
Mr.. Tarpey will leave for San Francisco.
va New York, next week Associated with
him and other gentlemen desirous of secur-
ing The Convention To San Francisco has
been special agent Il. L Tingle, of he
treasury Department, who has been as
signed to duty at the fur seal islands of
Alaska Both Tarpey and Jingle have
been IN daily communication with the
California State Democratic Club. Tinge
has conducted the correspondence with
tins club, and last night, feeling that the
sltuatlcn justified hopeful message to that
institution, he indited telegram and
asked Tarpey to join him in signing it.
" Send your message" replied Tarpev,
land l will send one also"
" We have always sent joint messages"
replied Jingle. Sign this with me-"
90 ahead, Tingle," said Tarpey, I
will send one of my own"
Tingle tore the telegram he had written
into tatters walked out of the hotel. and
has not spoken to Tarpey since.
HAMMOND TACKLES THE "ExAMINERn MAN.
One of the most offensive features of the
hight for the Convention developed itself
at late hour tonight. Surveyor General
Hammond, who has worked incessantlv to
secure the Convention for San Francisco
learned that the representative of the Err
aDtiner here had said that he (Hammond)
had knitted San Francisco and had secretly
done all IN his power to prevent that city
from securing the Convention. As soon as
Hammond learned that such a report was in
circulation he visited the office of its author
and demanded to know by what authority
1t was published. The reply was: Salts
factory
Hammond said: Mr.. Tarpey says that
have worked with him night and day, and
l have hardly slept for eighty hours in try
ing to secure the Convention for San Fran
cisco. l simply wish to say to you that
whoever makes a charge of this kind
against me is
DIRTY LIAR
care not who he may be, and the author
Of this calumpy is a cur, whose ancestry is
SO far below the breeding of decent pups
that he cannot be classed as a well-bred
dog !"
The correspondent of the Examiner said
that Mr.. Newbury, President of the Iro-
quois Club of Chicaso, had made the state
ment TO him.
THE FALsEHooD NAILED.
Newbury visited the Office tonight and
denied emphatically that be had made any
such statement, and added that he knew,
unfortunately, of the effective work of
General Hammond for California.
1t afterwards transpired that the misin-
formation about Hammond was tele-
graphed from San Francisco.