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LEVY & DAVIS.
Buy a WHITNEY CARRIAGE for the baby
IELD 4 Co

-
4 = DRESS GOODS.
We would most especially invite your a..en-
ton 70 our most lovely STOCK o. DRkSS GOODS,
which we now exhibit aud which comprises all
the latost novelties and superb col0riugs. We
have
Briniantines, Cashmeres, HonrIettas, Satin Ber-
ber-. Cable TWills, Beiges, Challies, Plaid
aud striped Flannel Elects, aud 10 TACT any
and everything IL this limo from The Cable
Twiils az SAC. yard up u other styles and
makes AZ 81 and $3.50 yard
To every purchaser Of dress during this week
we viii give q dozen and Il haH Buttons without
charge. ana your choice OF 80 stylos 10 select
fi0m We Go this with view Of making our
Dross-Goods department even more popular
than what Il Is.
Tho loVellness Of or SATINES Al l2Lc. yard.
for which Va have now become 40 famous, mas
boen greatly enhanced by tho addition q some
Of the most beautiful and attractive styles We
have yet had The pleasure OF displaying.
REMNANTS OF SATlNES.
We have yet large assortment Of Satines In
remnants, pat up 10 dress patterns, at &c. a
yard 10 select from.
This popular Wrap We are now showing In a
variety OF styles and at prices TO 1T any size
SPECIAL JOB.
Fifty dozen fine Braided-end sUSPENDERS
worth from 3Jc. pair and upwards 10 be sold at
the ridiculous price Of lOc. 6 pair
PARASOLS.
We show a full line OF PARASOLS Of various
siyies--Plain, with short handles same, with
long handles; Fancy. Laco- Covered, and others
from 75c. up TO 90 apiece.
OUR LEADERS.
Bloached sheetings at 1sc. yard:
Unbleached Seedlings 81 I'm yard
30 Fine Damssk Table-Coyers at 81 apiece;
A Towel, 4sx24- inch size st 20. apiece;
Checked Fringed Linen Napkins al Gle. a dozen !;
Ladies' Pin-Stripe Rogular-Asde Hose at f23.c q
pair
at l0c. pair;
Zsmela Parasols, size "a inches, at SIC.
A Fine French Woven Embroidered Bust Corset
worth 81 at 59c
Fine Lace Check Muslin al Sc. yard.
You will mud SUFFICIENT values ell through our
stock torepay yea tor visit
HELD a CO.,
ap 2Tu4Th COO Broad street.
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4 Nomination.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Much suecUlatlon has been INDUCED in by
the press aud people Of Virginia a. 10 sult-
able person to succeed tie Hon. John ). Bsr-
bour a. chairman II the Democratic Commit.
tee. MIR. Barbolr's success n party leader
IL mainly due TO the fact that he possesses
wonderful reserve force Of good. hard, sound
commou sense, mature and weil~balsnced
Judgment, keen insight Into the WAYS ard
motives Of men, coupled with ine executive
abilities, aud at the same time the wiling
ness and capacity TO raise and 10 Use the
means necessary 10 successfully conduct
canvass. These rare qualities IN the chair
man always inspire TINT confidence IN the
party and people when makes leadership
successful. Mr. Barbour, successor should
il possible combine in himself all of these
esscnul qualifications NJ. James y. L zee.
OF Richmond, possesses them AL m an emil
nent degree, as his wei..knOwn character
aud success ia iiie abundaaily attest. II
Mr. Pace can be induced TO acc, pt toe posi-
ton ana assume the responsibilities OF The
canvass this year, ST.. Barbour NAV well
look 20 his aurels. Without any conference
with Mr.. Pacc--in fact, without ever baying
mentioned Il 10 him or any Of hls friends
nominate Mr.. james t. Pace, OF Richmond.
foe chairman Ot tee Democratic Committee.
feeling satisfied thst II called upon by the
Democrats Of virginia to accept this iu-
p0rtant trust at TINS junciure that his devo-
ti0n 10 bis native state will not permit Tim
to decline. SOUTHWEST"
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Good Sipns.

We think the results of this weeks cleo
tlons In the northwestern and northern
States prove what we said last week ,har
there Is a vastly better state OF feeling at The
North towards the southern people than
there was ten or iiteon years ago. General
ROssBR's speech IN Baltimore, endorsed by
General BRADLEY JOHNSON, Judge FLOUR
NoY's speech in Virginia. Colonel RufFINs
articles. Senator MoRGAN's bold declaration
in the United States Senate that the white
people OF the South intended 10 rule the
southern States, General WADE HAMPTON
article in a northern periodical, and other
such articles from d her genticmcn-ail these
together failed to iuiure the Democratic
party IN the North. Why? Because these
speeches and these articles have opened The
eyes OF many northern men TO facts whose
existence they bad never suspected. But
no threats aud no sbusive language could
contribute to such results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
The n,omscn p,.,,,s acids.

These, ~ existent In a natural quantity. and
unvtiated by bile, play their part In the ianc-
lions OF digestion and assimilation Bat the ar
tncial acid resulting from the inability OF Tho
stomach 10 convert food received by II into sus-
tenance is the producer of natulencc and heart
burn, which are tho most harassing symptoms
Of dyspepsia The best csrnainatye is Hostel
ters stOtna-h BitterS Far moro effective 10 it
than carbinate Of soda magnesia, or other aka
line salts. These Invariably weaken tho stomach
without producing permanent benefit No man
or woman chronically dyspeptic. and conse-
quently neVous, can De in possession Of the full
measure Of yigOr allowed by nature. Therefore.
inyigorate and regulate the system. and by 50
doing protect IL from malaria. rheumatism. aud
other serious maIadies. ap 2ru. Ih,sjSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

TIT ToR TAr.-The Nashville American
can hold its own IN a war Of words even win
WATrERsoN and HALsTEAD. Listen TO tho
music:
"Neltner does the American share Mr..
Watierson's regret that southern senators
did not embrace the opportunity TO crawl al
tho feet Of one Of the most shameless and
constituencies slandefers lIlals;eadl the
South hiss ever had. Mr.. Wstterson's own
State OF Kentucky has been painted by tbs
man whom be praises so highly az sort OF
cut.throats paradise, and no has published
more diabolcAl caiumnies against the
South than any man IN America. ANY
wandering tramp or desperate Deggar
could always get the price OF dinner
II he bad the talent TO cOucoct ressonsOiy-
coherent lie against any southern communi'
ty and offer it 10 Mr.. llals'esd, Nothing
has ever been too vile or too false TO find a
place In his columns, II only 1t tended TO
bring contempt upon the South. The names
Of his outrage.Vendors were never given, no
retraclion ever made. no denial through his
columns ever permitted. lie once published
the most outrageous falseboods upon some
such anonymous authority against the Demo
Gratis OF Nashville. which were disproVed
bv leading Republicans; but he never SUI
tered any correction TO be made.
"Why SLAYER over this malignant, railing,
slandering Thersitcs? Through what sort
OF magniiying-g lass did Mr.. Waiterson peer
when he discovered ali those splendid quail
ties OF head and heart which were never eX-
hbited in the columns Of the Commercial
Gazette Since wsen did 1t become the
noble and msgnAoimous thing to do Tor
southern senators to aid in the elevation OF
those who have sought opportunities to libel
them and malign their people?
"Tbe threat OF Foraker, which Mr.. Waiter
son shakes over our heads, Is not alarnlnS.
II the Republicans choose to send this large
mouthed blatherskite rs Minister TO any
where, cen let them do so. Ii ia not a mat
ter Of special consequence to Democrats
whether Republicans choose one blather~
skite or another, but it il matter OF some
consequence whether they, the Democrats,
endorse the selection Of any blathershte or
bloody-shirt politician"
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MADISON NOTES.
Death-ssruck on tue Head with
Club.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstn.l
MADISON G. H., VA. April =, lso''
Mr.. William II. Thomas. post u.
pratis, died to-day after a long Illness he
will be buried ut his home Tomorrow ~
O'Clock with Masonic hobors. a.,
DR.. Walker Jones, OF this place, Is III WIN
pneumonia. ,,n.,,r
News has been received here OF dlincuitY
at Seville Friday morning between VT, ".
T.. Garth and Mr.. George Marshall 10 wnlcn
the former wss struck on the head win
club and dangerously il not fatally wouna-
ed. There were no Witnesses oil the trsgeuy
and Garth Is unconscious. MarshaFs state-
ment, therefore, is the only account ootAln-
able. He says, according 10 report, that Oallh
accused him OF stealing some OF Ms TOOLS shn
was in the act OF striking him win zoe cruz
when he wrenohed IT from hin and dsait Tue
blow In seli.deicoce. Garth IL a prominent
man IN this county.
John Smith fcOlored). who broke into nr.
f. ID. Wcaver's store at this place, and VINO
pleaded guilty OF burglary at the last term
OF the County Court and was sentenceu 10
imprisonment Tor two years, Will I've taken
to the peuitentiary tomorrow.
~ Wv MADIsoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Many Democratic newspapers seem to
have lost sight Of Just who Murat Halstead
was, and condemned the Senate's action and
Joined in the Republican hHe and cry be-
cause be IS an editor. but the Richmond Dis
patch strikes the KEYNOTE, and shows from
extracts from editorials IN the Commercial
Gazette that the Senate had just cause Tor
its rehu&e to President Harrison in resent
ment Of his trying to do honor 10 their HEEL
Ter and traducer.- UWheWlie Enterprise.
Read what the Nashville American says
on this subject IN the article we print this
morning from that paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
LHCIUKES.
CoVET ORDERS.

NTIRGINIA.-IN THE SUPREME
: COURT OF APPEALS. HELD AT THE
STATE COURTHOUSE n THE CITY or RICH
hOND. ON WEDNESDAY TIE .7TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1893.
The Commonwealth OF virginia against A. A.
1uustall. dofendant-OpOn writ Of error
aud suserSfdcas 10 a Judgment rendered ny
the Corporation Court Of the city OF Lynch
burg on tho sth daY Of December 1858.
Tho objert Of tho petition fled in this cause Is
70 have the Judgment OF the Corporation Court
Q: the city o. LynchbGrR rendered on the 4th Of
december, 1885, In a suit ~ which the defendant
IN slrOr vas plaintiff against the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, reviewed b. the supreme Court Of
Appeals OF Virginia. And AFFIDAVIT having been
made aud filed that the defendant IN error. A. A.
Tunstal, 10 not resident OF this state, no is
CURED 10 appesr here on the 9th day OF May.
1853, after due publication hereof in the Rich
mOnd D,spdtch once a week for four weeks. then
and there 70 Hnswe- the said writ Of error. aud
% what Is necessary " protect his interest
herein.
A cOpy-Tesie.
MN Ss-'rhAs GEORGE X. TAYLOR, c. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

In an open letter published IN the Lynch
burg Virginian c. W. Button, ESQ, writes
az il ne supposed Mr.. SHERMAN to be much
chagrined because Of the refusal OF the SEN
ate TO confirm the nomination Of Dir. Hal
STEAD to be Minister TO Germany. We
wouldn't be afraid to wager dime that
SHERMAN didn't regret HALsTEAD's defeat at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
AM0RY E FINE SEA-ISLAND
BROWN COTTON,
" &E. MITTELDORFER,
~ ~ BROAD STbEEE
BARGAINS THIS WEEK is ALL DEPART
NENTS

4 J q L. VI 4 1 lsi4lSCAfA A%A't
~ ~ BROAD sTkEhE.
BARGAINS THIS WEEK is ALL DEPART
MENTS.
DRESS GOODS.
Henriettas. Chslics, @ohairs. striped, .Plaids,
Mixtures. and everything desirable In new
dress fabrics ~ lowest possible prices
WASH GOODS.
Tho largest stock ~ Satteens. Glnghams, &c,
We have ever shown. Priros the lowest
KID GLOVES.
Our $50 sttchei-hacS Black Kids reduced to
81. our dollar grade now -.
Al :. Colored h ids reduced 10 Co. pair;
All ,5c. and II ndro.sed Kids, four buttons, re-
duced - SOC. a pair.
HOSIERY.
ChiIdren's Full REGULAR Black Ribbed Hose at
IeHc. Il pair, valte ~;
Misses Exira-hcayy Ribbed Hose az iJc. pair
Ladies Full Regular Balorlggan Hose at l2Hc. a
Mons Regular-maie Balbriggau Socks at 1oc. a
Infant- White and Colored HALT Hose at lOc- aad
IKE pair. -
CHINA SILKS.
solid-color China silks, valuo toe. at &c. yard
Figured China silks al 80, value .5c.
WINDOW SHADES.
A good Holland shade three feet long by ono
foot wide, regular price 01c, az BE-.
ExUa-quaHiy FriuGcd and Bordefcd Shaues az
Soc, value 90,
Al 30 aud 81 We show superb line OF hand
some Dado Boricred Shaie5
GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS.
PC. Satin Scarfs, light spring styles, at nc.
Mo show lovely limo light and medium S8un
Starts al ~. Gncy arc worth &c. each
At 3sc We show good assortment OF aOc- satin
Pulls.
BEADED WRAPS.
Beaded Wraps at S2.S, worth $3.50;
Beaded Wraps at $3.50 worth no;
BEADED Wraps At gGgj worth SO
prices on these goods are tho lowest
JERSEYS.
Ladies' Fast-black Jerseys at Soc.
Iadies' Atwood Jerseys, plated back. value
Siah. a. gjc d. j r MITTElDORFER.
ap 2-TuHIh o<' Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

BouLANGER ought to he happy. lie has
succeeded IN getting into the category OF
most French a9i,Ators. lie has been run out
OF. France. and is now posing IN Brussels as
a martyr and a maniiestoist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: "No.
body can iii JOHN BRlGnr's shoes" 1t is
now in order for 81. LOUIS paper TO ask
what has become OF all the Chicago women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The Cleveland PLAIN Dealer says: "The
votes Of the colored men OF the United States
elected HARRISON President" Press that
fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

philosophy has oyertaken Philadelphia"
But that's no evidence that Philadelphia is
prOgT0sglyc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

The cable furnishes Just enough Of STAN
LEY's letter to whet the public appetite for
the whole document
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

"Senator PAYNE wants MURAT UALsTEAD
exiled to Siberia" WHAT'S PAYNE's quarrel
with Siberia?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
RRLEF CNlfNENT.

viii Brer SHERMAN investigate the race
conflict at Felicity aud New Richmond, o. i?
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
315 EAST BROAD STREET.
lap 2-Tu&Thl
CORSETS.

CORSETS.
just ono hundred and forty.iour palr Of EN-
&c. a pair for the regular $50 quality Delay
not II you want phir oil tboul.
50 CENTS
will buy a pieco OF SWISS EMBROIDERY EDGE
containing twelve yards. Never sold before az
less than Sl.2j. We have just 200 pieces anu
cannot get another piece 70 sell at that price,
TABLE DAMASK.
We show four very handsome patterns Of
LINEN TABLE DAMASK. Of which We have the
exclusive sole price-only 81 per yard ASK 10
so the FILBERT. CHERRY, TAsO, BALL, and
SHELL PATTERN. NAPKINS 70 match the
same Also, see tho elegant ROSE PATTERN
at g. per yard. This pattern took the premium
at tho late Exposition at Glasgow. We sou a
CREAM DAAASk AZ Coo. yard that would De
LIS" linen TABLE. sIDEBoARD, and BUREAU
sCARFS at47c., Sc, and tsc. worth '5c' 81 anu
SPLAsHRRs at 1885,. l5c.. pc, 3Oc.. 5Oc, and
65c.-the cheapest lot you ever saw.
TRAY-CLOFHS az DC. e0c, 39c., 5oc, and
65c.-a good variety aud good styles.
GINGHAMS.
Another large assortment Of handsome Fl yles
Of GlAGHAhS from SAC. 70 -. yard.
CHALLlES.
Handsome styles Of WOOL CaALLIHs at l7c..
20. and ~. yard.
COTTON CHALLIES at -. and &c. yard for
the choicest styles worth &c. and Sac ....
4 large assortment Of the best FRENCH
CHALLlES Of our own importation.
SATlNES.
AMERICAN SATlNEs IA FRENCH SA-
TINES. q LARGE and well-sel5cted stock. Tho
FRENCH SATiShS are Of our own Importation.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Buy a WHITNEY CARRIAGE for the baby
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sPEcIALTiEs IN PRINTING.

NESr-POCKET MEMORANDUM
' BOOKS for advertisers Blottng Pads, on
Velopo size. for advertisers; Game Counters, 100
points, for advertisers, Universal Sticksr. small
label. for general use. We are running twenty
two stesm presses on above, with capacity OF
5000 impressions per hour, and can give prompt
service CUSSONs, MAY y CO,
fe l3-tMyS Glen Allen Va
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ISAAC SYCLE & CO..
800 Broad street,
NEXT CORNER THIRD
Bea5eG U4o34.

WRAPS and BEADED sHOUI-
DER sHAWLS.
BEADED WRAPS az g. 90 worth s3.75;
BEADED WRAPS as <f.s7 worth 800;
BEADED WRAPS al S5.9S worth s.;
BEADED WRABS at S7.5O w0rih fil.
BEADED enI EMBROIDERED BLACK CASH
MERE rHkEE-CORSERED suANLS as
tl.25 worth 81
BEADED and EMBROIDERED BLACK CASH
MERE THREE-COtNERED sHAWLS d,
si..g worth s2.15;
BEADED aud EMBROIDERED BACK CASH
MERE THRKE-COHNAhED oHAWLS &C
g. - worth .. -
1000 JERSEY RiBBED LADsES' VESTS q, l5c.
1909 eXira-dne GAUIE LADIES' VESTS a. &c.
1000 35-iuch ENGLISH DAAASk TOWELS a. 81.
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF BABY-CARRiAGES
IN he city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

MASON MIC NOTICE.-ANA<
w stated communication OF JOPPA ~
LODGE, SO. 10. A. II. and A. NJ, will be
held at ST. bans Holl THURSDAY, April 4th,
~ 7.30 T. H.. Members Of sister lodges and
transieut bre ihreu are fratcrnally invited 70 DO
present
By order Of the w. ". .
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
ar4fts Secretary.
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BROS.


%29s'g ss sf az ,?,1 d s S .S' ] in getting ''''
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ap4-1t' Secretary.
A URORALODGE, No. l16, sezSa2sA
"a /. q. o. f., will hold q regular ~ cr5s<3
session IN Eilcrts Han. corner FIN 1877
aud Narrhall streets on THIS Thursday Eve
Ming, April :, 1852 at o'clock sharp. Cand-
dates for the initiatory degree requested to be
By order OF the Noble Grand.
az II. II. :. DENNY. Secretary.
r5lHE MEMBERS OF vIR- "
K GINA COUNCIL. No. 26. ROYALEgsits'<
AKCANUM, arc requested % attend ~
regular meeting Of their Council at Cen 49,
tral Hal THIS EVENING at 3 o'clock. Members
Of sister councils are invited 10 attend. Dues
payable al this meeting,
BY order VI the Regent.
WILLIAM LOyENSTRIN,
ap l-lt Secretary.
n G. C.-OFFICERS AND MEM
~. BKAS or JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 10,
O. q. c., will attend stated meeting OF the
Lodge THIS EVENING ats O'Clock.
ap AIT c. N. BOsnER, Secretary.
TlNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i TIE RICHMOND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE OF THE KINGS DAUGHTERS THIS
Uhursdav) EVENING a. o'clock az the Young
Woman's Christian Association. Tho Leaders Of
the different Tens IN the citY are requostei 10 at
tend. ap Al
rB7HE VI ED GAL EXAMINING
I BOARD of VIRGINIA will msst in the hall
OF tho House Of Delegates, Richmond, Va,
TUESDAY, April ath, at 5 +. NJ. Examinations
will begin the following morning, Wednesday,
April 10Th. az o'clock.
HtGH T. NELSON. NJ D., President,
NH 4-5r Charlottesville. Va.
OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC
~ CLUB.--OFfIcERs AND HENBERs You are
requested % attend an important meeting Of your
CUB THURSDAY EN-NlNG a. O'Clock. hlec-
ton of officers and other important business will
be transactei.
Ryorder Of the Club. X. 4. HUGHES,
a. 4-it' Secretary,
TE1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 YOUNG WOMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPE
RANCE UNION viii 10 hold a. Broad-Strcct
NrthOIisi Episcopal church THURSDAY EVE-
MING. april 4th, Al o'clock. The Rev Il. VI.
Wharton viii deliver the address. subject:
Burden Bearing" Tho public is cordially IN
viod t. attend 40 collection. ap5-2t'
OFFICE OF THzl
ALGsNARLE PAPER MASyFACTUEISG Co.
BCHMOSD. Va. narch - 1872.
HHV ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS o. THIS COMPANY will
be held M ihe Office o. n tasrs Davenport 81
Morris Richmond. Va, on ThC ksDAl the litn
day OF Apri., 1859. d; - cloos =.
JANIS T. tiiFBSON,
nh 2}id Secretary and Treasurer.
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Is EMTINGS.

ROYAL ARCH MASONS E&|E7
"A are cordially invited 70 attend vyAGyf
statcI convocation Of RICHMOND ESs2Ist
ROYALARCH CHAPTER. No. 3. at tho Masons'
Han. on FRANKLIN sreot. THIS ChursdaY EVE
MING, April 4th. at ~ O'Clock
by order OF the NJ. l. n. p. .
GEORGE +. KEESEE,
,r4ft CScrptaTy,
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A. HUTZLER'S Sons,
815 EAST BROAD STREET.
WE MAKE oUR GREATEST EFFORT IN THE
DISPLAY OF CHOICE STYLES OF
DRESS FABRICS
SUITABLE TRIM MlNGS.

This seeson marks an era Of artistic designs
and rare com DiuatiOns for Dress materials far IN
advance OF anything heretofore seen; It there
fore requires a thorough and sysie matic study
Of the tastes Of the community 10 know what Co
INV Those who come 70 us for advice will have
no cause to regret the confidence thus displayed.
Those who are looking for BARGAINS viii DO
we'll 10 examine what We have on our bargain
counter.
Among the articles are the following:
short lengths Of DOMESTIC SATlNEs copied
from foreign designs, eight 10 hiteen yau%
Short lengths OF very me OoO Bile NAhI
ri FACHED MUSLIN, ave 90 fifteen yards
shor. lengths OF STANDARD PRINTS, six TO
twelve yards. 800
JOB lot OF FINE TORCHON LACRS.
Job lot Of WIDE HAMBURG kDGES.
ION Iot Of NARROW AND WIDE RIBBONS.
100 pieces Of FINE NATTISGS from auction.
All OF the above-named articles We guarantee
10 DO at least - per cent less than the usual
prices.
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FRENCH PERCALES,

"a wide, at &C.; have been heretotore on
regular l?Hc. grade. This weeks prico-9c.-
represent some worry nobby designs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04
STELL-RIVER PERCALES,

- wide, incorporating soma twenty. nve
different styles-wel worth 30c. Come and 500
for yourself aud be- convinced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

a. wide. soft finish and very Emo ut l2Hc. Can
not be duplicated Tor less than $50. elsewhere.
They represent some forty different Pa'sorns.
Special tor this week only.
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n G. C.-OFFICERS AND MEM
w. BKAS or JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 10,
O. g.. c.. will attend a stated meeting OF the
Lodge THIS EVENING az s O'Clock.
Bg order Of the Lodge.
on Ar G. NJ. BOSHER, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-04

Reading notices IL read iuE-nAtter vpe
rno~ or less. 81: IN nonparen lssded. 90.
Card % rsIes ioT more space iurnlsned 0n ap-
sAcauon
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Yesterday afternoon L. L. Battey was
arrested on q charge of attempting to
leave the city without paying his debts.
In Justice Lockwood's court yesterday,
Mrs. J. G. Harrison appeared tor ar
raignment upon charge of petty lar
ceny. The complainant, Julia s. Acker-
man, alleges that on or about the 10th
day of May last the defendant stole q
gold pin, several pairs of silk stockings
and some fine underclothing, the whole
valued at $35.
The case against Bridget McHale,
charged with the battery of Mary
O'Brien, came up for trial before Police
Judge Stanton yesterday afternoon.
After hearing the testimony, the Court
ordered that the defendant be examined
as to her sanity, and reserved it's decision
until the Lunacy Commissioners shall
have passed upon her mental condition.
A complaint was filed in the Township
Court yesterday by Reuben Daniels, the
janitor of the Abstract building on New
High street, charging shorthand re-
porter named Neal with assault. He
alleges that on Thursday night he saw
the defendant in the hallway, and asked
him what he wanted, to which he re-
piled with an oath, and after few words
drew knife, and threatened to use it.