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Austria and Montenegro.

The threat Of the PeSter lloyd that Aus
ira will crush out Montenegro before her
friends cau interfere II under the orders OF
Russia the Montsnegrins disturb the peace
is more significant as a defiance to the Gar
than as warning TO Prince NICHOLAS. The
task Of sweeping over Montenegro would be
comparatively easy for the disciplined troops
of Austria. The principally has an area OF
only about $40 square miles, and to put its
population at a quarter OF a million would
be liberal estimate. 1t has properly no
standing army save the Princes body
guard, general enrolling OF oil
Nontenegrins capable OF bearing arms being
during the dispute over the Montenegrln
frontier question, NICHOLAS largely increased
his armament This action created couslde-
rpble uncasiness nj the Turkish, Austrian,
Seryiap, Hungarian, and ether capitals. The
frontier matter was finally settled In accord
snce with the provisions OF the treaty OF
Berlin. but ever since its settlement NIcHo-
las has been looked upon with suspicion by
Austria. As we mentioned few days ago,
The Montenegrins have long aspired TO the
making OF their country the nucleus OF .
great Slsv State. When Servia forced herself
into prominent position among the Balkan
States. and 1t began to look as though good
feeling had been re6stablished between Rus
sis and Austria, owing TO the apparent
cessasion OF Russian intrigue in the Balkans,
Montenegro was compelled In self.defence
20 court the friendship, not to say the pro-
lestiou, OF the House Of Hapsburg. Never
theIess, Montenegro regards Austria as her
hereditary foo and Russia as her friend.
10 the Montenegrin AustrO- Hungary Is the
barrier in the way Of the consummstIon Of
his highes. ambition, which barrier can only
be broken down by the aid OF Russia. The
revival Of the Pan-slavlst movement and the
renewed activity OF the Cars enissarles
In the Balkans marked the revival
OF Mou,enegro's hope and the
reAwskening Of spirit OF revolution and !
rscs ambition and prejudice that Austria |
may we'll fear might extend 10 Bosnis and |
herzegoyinis. not 10 say 10 the whole Peniusu. /
Ia. IL win he recognized, therefore, that the
threat OF the seIni-onicial journal referred TO |
above Is not only not an idle one, but that II |
occasion arises for putting II into execution
httle Montenegro may furnish the spark that
WI Start the great European confederation. |
Every day II looks more and more as II Rus.
saoeslred to bring things 10 crisis, and 1t
oy no means impossible that NIcmoL AZ has
been selected as the Cars agent for that
Work. ii would be entirely OF a piece with
Kussia's policy TO force Austria to strike or
70 strike herself at point where the blow
bad been least expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

We have private information Of the most
Trustworthy character confirming our FIRE.
queDtly expressed opinion that Mr.. Blaine
win not be the candidate of his party for
President. - e,o York World.
We do not credit that story, though the
World no doubt honestly believes It. Mr..
BLAINE might give "private information 4"
10 Mr.. W. W. PHELPS, or Mr.. WmTELAw
REID, or hr. CHARLES EMORY SMIR--surely
not TO the World. And "private informa.
ton" from any other man than Mr.. BLAINE
cannot overcome the probability OF MIR.
BLAISE's acceptance which probability Is
based upon the conductof his most Intimate
friends.
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Orr NH1uctioHS.

CHECKED MUSLTNs-ten uatterns-'c. yard.
F4UIr-OF-TUE~LOOh COITON-eyery piece
branded -slsc. a yard
DANISH CLOTHS evening shades - laAc. 4
CH&LiiEs. = beautiful variety, few styles dis
played In window. sRc. yard;
"A inch Paragon frame, beet GLORIA SILK
PAhAsOL AZ fLi9;
= inch Paragon frame, best GLORIA SILK
(goid cap Landle) PARASOL at fi.t8;
A 9j-inch Paragon frame, best GLORIA SILK
gold cap handlel PARAsOL NJ si.f5
Compare these Parasols and our Prices WIZ
those offered by other houses. and U0urs ore not
superior in quality and lover In price We wln
chgertully refuni the money paid US.
LACE AlrTs, al eilk. az l2Hc pair;
JERSEY NIT IS, oil silk, ~ i5c a pair;
JERSEY Aip1S, Tareta elk. a. l7c pair;
JERSEY MITTs, all silk embroidered backs. az
2jc- a pair;
ALL-wOOL SHETLAND sHAWLs. in blue. car
dina white. ami black, AZ 40c. apiece:
LOVELY FEAIHkRED FANS, all colOrs, carved
ivory sticks, at g5c. apiece
We sell the largest and pes. JAPANESE FAN
ever sold a. SCI
Our SPECIAL FAN al lOc. Is big leader snd Is
PALN-LEAF FANS ic. apiece or iOc a DOZEN:
At l2Hc pair we sell LADIES' PlN-SIRlPB,
BALBRlGGAN, and LlsLE-THREAD HOSE,
ali full regular made, sud never sold ~
other houses under 1899, and ofteusr at 3D..
Our MEMS BRITISH HALF-HOSR tull regular
made. are the best values ever offered W
any house. for lgHc. pair.
We have every reason 20 feel proud over the
compliments paid US about our stock Of SWISS
FLOUNCINGS. Every customer speaks ia words
OF praise Of their beauty, sud Of tneir boiug
lOW in price AT IS so, 81, IS. n, and 65c, aud 81
ST. Is, else. si.79. and So We show patterns aud
qualities that will coat you Is per cont more
elsewhere.
CHAETILLY, CULTURE, and 5 SPANS II
BLACK LACE fLOUNClNGS continue In great
demand, and our assortment has just been add
cd 10, and our prices are such a will justify an
inspection Of our line.
In WHITE GOODS we have just received 100
pieces OF various PLAIDs, CHECKS, and
STRIPES, IN MULLS. NAINSOOKS, and INDIA
LINENS al price, from 5 ~ SOC yard. We viii
be pleased % show you this stock whether you
wish 70 buy or . as II lie one Of our pet STOKE,
and IL gratines Us 10 speak OF It's completeness
and loneliness, and Of the low price al which NO
sell each pieco Of the entire lot
The f0-inch FIGURED LACE BATiSTE ~ s.
a yard Is one Of the best sellers We have. You
will want IL when once 1t is sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
APoTHECARY, On .vENABLg STREE

PURITY GUARANTEED
1000 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE so,r 81
49,.
go pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAYRrNH
5Jc.:
l5c. will buy DIP. DAgID's or DR. BULL
COUGH SYRUP.
I5c. will buy Carl ERs, DA}iDA or BRAS.
DREIH PILLS;
l:c.wlu buy FRAlsEW SGRyRAHD soSE
LINIMESr:
II. will buy JuNfpER TAR f0rco.is.
TO- viii buy WYLtuS BtLF WlNG As
IRON;
55c viii by PfERCEs MEDICAL DlsCOy-
f5c. vii buy AYERS Or HOODS SAR-Ali.
kiLLA:
~. viii 0gy SIMMONS LIVER KElJLk
1Ok;
80. will buy sCOTCu OATS ESSENCE
81. - will bay sWIFTs SPECIFIC. larfs.
Coz. will buy sOLODONT. the bestdendfrcs
81. will buy MEADE& BAAEk5 CAR8JLlo
MOI lN-M ASH.
81 win by WARMERS SAFE hIDNkf
CURE,
tl.io viii bly FELLOWS SYRUP HYPOrI1t
Pnliko;
TO- vii bay ALLCOCNs POROUS PLAf.
IS. win buy { pounds BEST MIXED Bil0
SEED:
;3c. viii bug IAIELL@. VIOLET. or LAWS.
DIX WA1EEs, worm sl-tls beet l'r-
tunes soil
co.. VIII bay GENUINE kLOslhRfkAl .-
lO6NE l+iA'~.
go rol1's Pi Ns INSECT POWDER A.
o. pounds GUN tsipdOk attc.
~. viii hIy PllOlS VIRGINIA H.'f
KILLER Ono Ok bess worm ncl is
suli):
SOC. all buy FLORIDA WATER Murray &c
Lanmsnl:
55c. xiii bay PAlNEs CELERY COMPOUND
ap sf ihe4ei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

FAIR AID SQUARE DEALING AS rHEoNLY
BASIS FOR PERMANENT SUCCESS WAS THE
CORNERSTONE WHICH WE LAID WHEN We
BEGAN BUSINESS. WE BUILT UPON ASOLID
FOUNDATION-TH BEST GOODS FOR THE
LEAST MONEY.
Our business has grown 10 large proportion
raised 70 It's present magnitude by the confidence
OF tho public and the security guaranteed TO
every customer. We are always in tho load, the
first 70 show tho choicest and newest styles, as
well a. the leaders Of the lowest prices, Wa
meet all competition. and are never happy uuil
We know our prices are lover than our compeu-
tors. We arc progressive. small profit salts
les us
With these facts before you you must be con-
WINGED that Ne stuqy o. please, and arc continu-
ally eIerting our best olorts 10 deserve your
patronage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

The United States Circuit Court has again
stepped In 10 enforce the decision OF the
United States Supreme Court 70 the effect
that tender OF Virginia coupons In payment
OF virginia tax bills is sufficient TO protect
the tenderer, &c.-AtepdRdrid Gazette.
Don't say the United States Circuit Court.
Say BoSD has again stepped in, &c. lie and
UNDERWOOD were appointed judges In war
aud reconstruction times. ChieiJustice
WAITE being dead, BoSD now has HARLAN
to back him up In humiliatiug Virginia.
both BOND and HARLAN are nominally SOUTH
rons, and you know the rest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

plsins) halt dozen viii sometimes be In
sight Of one another, several standing TO.
gether. There is no remedy for this condi-
ton Of things except = double track from
Clay street 10 the New reservoir. We sup
pose that the City Council and the County
Judge will grant the needed autbori-
" for such track at once.
And the company will surely find II to It's
interest to lay down the second track as soon
a. possible. The loop on Church Hill per.
forms perfectly for the eastern end OF the
city all tue Offices OF q double track.
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The Work Overdone.

We are spprehensive that General Ma
uONE hiss been killed of too quick, not to
say too effcctually, for the good OF the Demo.
cratic party. We did not wish that he should
be totally dlscredited in his own party and
refused recognition a. the chairman Of the
State Committee. We want him to lead the
Virginia Republicans to certain defeat next
November.
We have reproduced in another article the
bull Of accommodation issued by the
Washington Rcp,6icdn. The following
from the Roanoke Leader is in the same
line:
"Colonel y. +. Houston Yesterday re-
ceiyed from Hon. Il, 4. Jones, chairman OF
the National Republican Executive Commit
tee, q communication stating he would be
recognized At Chicago as the delegate TO
represent the Republicans OF the sixth dls'
trict Of Virginia. This Ia bad news for the
Msh0ne faction, and means that the ant-Ma-
hone delegates will be recognized"
The following telegram in the New York
Herald also contains bad news for MALONE:
LEXINGTON, Va, May Ex-Governor Fora
ker OF Ohio. still keeos up his correspond
ence with James A. Frazier, who is Blaine
supporter and delegate TO Chicago, con-
testing the MahOne. Sherman delegate from
his district. The last letter from ForaEer Is
dated the 23d instant IN which be assures
Frazier that Mahone's methods are severely
criticised by all leading Republicans, and
that the majority Of the delegates TO the
Chicago Convention will be anti-Mahone in
sentiment.
Frazier says all bis recent correspondence
on this subject will not be given out to the
press. but will be reserved for future per-
sona use. Frazier will not give the last
letter, but II openly declares against Malone,
and presumss 10 know that majority OF the
Chicago Convention will oppose the adms-
sion OF the Malone sherman delegates 10 the
convention. IL looks very much as though
Foraker has determined TO knife sherman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

TIE VIRGINIA PLATFORM OF 1SS9.-The
New Orleans Democratic state Convention
adopted last Saturday the following tariff
resolution, which Is IN almost exactly the
same words as the tariff resolution OF The
Virginia Democratic State Convention OF
1883. We quote:
1--WE favor a tariff for revenue limited to
the necessities Of government honestly nd.
mlnistered and so adjusted in its application
as TO prevent unequal burdens and encourage
productive industries nj home and afford
just compensation to labor, but not 20 erect
and foster mOnOpOlies."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

OF fever and ague or bilious rolnittent fever.
dsn resort 70 quinfne-a cumulative ard per.
T nv erag mat has ruined many constitutions.
Use without delay = remedy which the leading
phyaciens OF Amsrica have recommended for
ever 'hirty years pest-Hostetter's stomach Bit
yrs. Dunb agns ana ague cake. no less than
.ne acuYSiy iebrile forms 81 malarial diseaee
are promptly relieved anf ultimately unroofei
" ~ IA the tropics. where fobrile complaints
oi uls sort arc more yiruient than In the ten.
pers.o zone, hostettsr's stomach Bitters has
eslnosisnsa reputation for preventive and ro-
ns ,l esucscy which competition has not bscn
able 70 snect prelpdicially has even served
!" strengthen. Disorders OF The stomach aud
bowels, particularly those 70 which malaria gives
rise. are speedily relieved by Il. Kidney com.
lessness, sick headache and CONSTIPATION Weld
g IL Appetite and slesp are both improved by
v my "a .TDls3sa6Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

DorBLE'TRicK TEAawArs.--A good Illus.
trsiion OF the truth q our contention that a
singie-frack railway, with swltebes, obstrue,s
the streets Of city more than double-traek
rsliwsy. was furnished on Sunday last, on
the Electric line, between the corner OF Clay
and Hancock streets and the reservoir. A
car would start for The nearest switch, aud
after going square or more, be forced 10 re-
turn 10 the switch Il bad last passed. All
sIsng that part Of the line cars will "double
nm ~ that ID. two or (as Que gentleman com.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

The fact that ga wealthy merchant OF Mos
COW has been sent 10 Siberia and others Sc
verely punished in other ways for selling
food authorizations" suggests that there is
some good in the Russian way Of doing
things after all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

Tho Board Of Visitors will meet in annual
sion on the 18TH OF JUNE NEXT at which time
State cadet appointments 10 supply existing va
caucies will be made
state cadets are supplied with free board and
tuition. Vacancies viii occur IN the following
districts:
J. Washington and Smyth.
VI. Carroll Grayson, and Floyd.
~. Augusta and Stanton city.
XII. Clarke, Frederick. and Warren.
XllI Spotsylyania, Fredericksburg, Stafford,
and Louisa.
XXI. Halifax.
XXXyl. King George, Richmond county,
Nestmoreland, &c.
XXXVn. Accomack and Northampton.
&&&YlIL Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City, &c
Applications should be addressed 10 the Board
Of Visitors through the undersigned before the
i9ih OF June. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
my 4-Sa, Tu&ThJc2U Superintendent
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THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES n. CLARK, PkEsiDkSf.
BRADsTREErs RICHMOND OFFICE
NO. ii0s EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. AZ
an. Witty, superintendent,

Tho Richmond ONCE has moro than Kept pacs
with the rapid growth Of tho city and develop
nent OF The territory tributary 10 H. II offers TO
the mercantile community OF this section ali the
advantages Of systom the superiority Of which
N recognized Ia every trade contre OF thu civil
izod world. That II is 10 special sense prepared
70 guard The interest OF us local patrons Is at
tested BY the fact that II has now larger nuisbsr
Gsubs0ltsss shaa ens ether mercantile easaez,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

The Moscow Gazette says: "England,
being ruin, must be content to play the
part Of peaceful commercial State" All
the same, Russia would better be careful
how she fools around that ruin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

The World says: ave venture b repeat
our prediction Of the 9th Of November last
that president CLEVELAND will be renomi-
mated by his party" And, we add, will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
HALL,
THURSDAY EYENISG, NAY 81, 1883
At $50 O'CLOCK,
TO PROFESSOR CHARLES 4. SHEPPERSON,
under the direction OF Mrs J. H. GIL. assisted by
Iardellas Brass Baud, and tho following we'll
known artists: Professor ReinhardL Mrs. Willie
knowles, Mrs. Carrie siauds, Miss Lunmi Cum
ninGham, Aessrs. Cunningham, Crump. Laube,
Leftwch, Justts, Mathews. Ramos. sullivan. and
PizzinL Admission % cents: children IS cents.
my "a gQl3l
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RuslNEss oPponruNIrrEs.

nor SALE, THE STOCK AND
II GOOD WILL OF MY STORE, corner First
aud Broad street A bargain may be had By
early application Tho HOUSE Tor rent or sale.
Apply 70 JOHN J. KING,
my Y-2ts First aud Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
LARS CELORAL IHIMOL
- has proved i.Ssi ~ 70
A POWERFUL DiSlNFRCTASr

II hAs pTsyeutei tho spread o. oogfac
disease, particularly DlDnLcrit AMI c.al
Fever. IN families. it MSS molrrt bal -y
tons, aud hos often Afforded comfort In
rooms Oy - agreeable aui ll0rOush .osfosI
properties. D. hAs s9Yei lives Do i.r -.y
For sale by druggstA trlce b csuts so-..A
Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
holding together one tenth and moro OF the capt.
toll stock Of the said company. hereby call gen.
eral meeting Of the stockholders Of ssid COM
pany, 10 be held at Ballard House Han. In tho
city OF Richmond, on tho 31sT DAY OF MAY, at
o'clock in tho afternoon OF that day.
This call is made for the purpose OF requiring
tho record OF tho proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors and the transfer books and stock
ledger 70 be produced 10 tho stockholders at sai1
meeting; of examining generally into the affairs
OF tho company: Of considering the adyisabiiity
OF elcctng a new president and new board 81
directors In place OF the present board, and Of
electing new president and q new board OF d.
rectors II II ahal be determined that II is to the
interest Of tho company 80 10 do
II. y. HOLLINS & CO.,
WILLIAM LIBBY.
J. }. GOODHART & CO.,
BLUM & ST. GOAR,
HALLGARTEN q CO.,
FRED. TAYLOR d CO.,
T. W. CLARK,
II. /. NICHOLAS.
ISAAC l.. RICE,
KOBN, POPPER & CO..
II. DURAND.
l. T.. CARROLL,
l.B. NEWCONBE & CO,
H. Z. GOLDSCBNIDT & CO.,
DE NEUFYlLLE & CO.,
JAMES NJ. LEOPOLD & CO.,
ROLISTON S BASS
{. SCHUMACHER E CO.,
RUDOLPH hEPPLER
CAIN l. CO.,
sp17M GEORGE C. WILDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.

When prices are being battered down We
arc always 10 DO found in the front line.
Whenever choice new fabrics are to be intro
duccd we are always In tho foreground.
Whenever = bid Is made for tho conndsnce
OF the purchaser ours is always the highest.
Dull trade at the North and in the West has
sent high prices out Of the country except for
those houses which have bought heavily while
goods we're selling too high.
We are not to be caught in that crowd, for
we thought we saw low prices ahead some
tlmo ago.
Large pun nases recently made subject 10 the
decline enable US 10 Ofior the cheapest and
choicest stock ever shown in this market
We have new prices for
SWISS FLoUNCINGs AND INDIA LINENS,
SPANISH FIOUNCINGS AND CHANTILLY
LACEs.
sURAH SILKS AND sATINES.
MORE SILKS AND RIBBONS,
LAWNS, BATISTES. AND GINGHAMS.
We have new prices on
MATTINGS, CARPETS, AND RUGS,
oILCLoTHS, CURTAINS, AND SHADEa
We have new prices for
PARASOLs AND UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAh,
TABLE-CLOTHS AND sHEETiNGS
CASSIMERES AND BR0ADGLOTHS,
WHITE GOODS AND BLACK GOODS.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Temporarily the exploding gasometer
takes the place OF the loaded electric wire''-
and the car stove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

RICHHOND AND WEST POINT TgRNIHALl
RAILWAY ASD WAREHOUSE CoNPASY,
RICHMOND. VA, April 10, 1854 J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" general meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
o. ThE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TER
MINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CON-
PANY will be hold at tho Ballard House. IN tho
city Of hichmouG, on THURSDAY the DIST day Of
Nay. 1858, st3 p. ".
The Board Of Directors call this meeting be-
cause they have learned through the public
press that stockholders holding at least ono
tenth Of the capital stock OF tho company desire
ana have called such a meeting. Although no
official communication has been addressed 10
the Board this call - made In order that no pos
sible irregularty nav interfere With the legality
Of the proposed meeting.
The transfer BOOKS Of tho company will be
closed on tho 18Th day Of May, 1893, at o'clock
p. ~, and will reopen on tho LIST day Of June,
1888. at 10 A. NJ X BROOKE,
ap 20-eodtM y90&tdh Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

"JoHN Bull wants 10 establish another
great African colony" We nominate MURAT
HAIsTEAD for GovernorG General Of the
colony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
DRUNKENNESS,
~ OK THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BYADMINIsTER ISG d
HAlSESs COLDER SPECIFIC

Itcsn b. given IN 4 cup Of coffee ~ ia sifh..i
tbs knowledge q mo person iafins %. sal
mteiy harmless, and nil ofirc. % psi lansnt .
speedy cure, whether TIE Ds .eu4 is "a mJGsfltf
driGksr or az alcoholic NircS. Thousands p
drgukSrds have rCen uads te.ipela. uon arH
have tsSen GOLDEN SPECIFIC il tfr.r CAL 20
without their nOEled g.. AMI to-iAy believe -5f
quiz drinking OK .aelr Own tee Mil "a NEfah
FAILS Tho sy,tem 0nce imprr sla.et wiiL .'
SPECIFIC, 70 becomes al utter imposs.D.A.g lN
Tie l!Quor-sppet'e 20 exist h0r =. .epy
4. kObEkfS bAkkk, DrggcisL
sls east Ysin street,
iaiT-eodiy klclnoul. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

"Too many banks OF the present day
have superiority Of purely ornamental di-
rectors"-and suffer from cashier absentee>
lam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
AMI USE mkNTs.

IN THURSDAYS STATE AND FRI
1 DAYS Dispatch viii appear ITO fun par
tlculsrs and programme Of tue GRAND SACRED
CONCERT by lardella's Band On board tho
steamer Ariel NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
JUSESD my 20-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

Ono actress has had her diamonds stolen
for more than q month";" That style oil
advertising has had its day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
SEED POTATOES.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF WALTER Z, BIGHAs. ABcHIrECT)
ROOM Is. SuAFER BUILDING.
RICHMOND, Va, May IS, 1888
bids FOR The ERECTION OF A
- NEW WING BUILDING and the RECON-
STRUCTl0N or A PORTION OF THE PRESENT
SCHOOL AT FAltMYILLE. VA, will be received
al the aboye Office or before JUNE 1sT at l2 VI.
Alternative bids 10 be sent in for the work as a
whole ana separately for each trade.
The Board OF Trustees OF the above school re-
serve the right 20 reject any or all bids received.
Copies Of the drawings and Specifications can
be also seen at the above o1co.
WALTER r. HIGHAM.
my % eodtd Architect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29
FAIR AND BAZAAR.
mATTrNGs, CARPETS, &c,
LIZZIE, CEnEnr, PLASTER. DC.

NOVA-SCOTIA LAND PLASTER,
~ tho cheapes: fertilizer known. For clover
timothy, corn, and tobacco plants II cannot be
equallsd. 1t Is worthless unless fresh ground.
have the only mill in the elty. and grind fresh a.
ordered. WARNER AOOkE
Lime, Plaster. Cement, Lalhs, &C,
foot Of Seventeenth street. Shcckos Lillk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-29

THE
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IL a Special Brewing OF the RERGNER
& ENGEL BREWING COMPANY, and
unquestionably the Finest Light Beer
extant. 1t IS brewed from the finest
Pale Canada West Barley Malt and
saazer Hops, and highly recommended
for its tonic and nutritive qualities.
Elegantly Packed for Family Use.
The high reputation enjoyed by the
BERGNER 81 ENGEL COMPANY IS due
to the fact that only the Finest and
Best Materials are used and that the
greatest skill and caro- are exercised
during its manufacture.