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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
A Prominent Hotel Man Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Henry S. Marsh, pro prietor of the Arno hotel, this city, died, aged 66 years, of Bright's disease. He was a cousin of the late Horatio Seymour. During his long career as hotel manager he had charge of the Globe hotel, Syracuse; the Del evan, Albany; the Metropolitan, New York the Occidental, San Francisco; the Ocean, Long Branch, and the Union Square, New York He leaves a wife and daughter
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
Herrings for Sardines.

"Most of the sardines sold nowadays" says grocer, ''are nothing but small herrings put up in boxes with gaudy labels and French in- scriptions. In Eastport there arc nineteen places where they turn out sardines, besides three at Lubec, two at Jonesport and ono each at Mllbridge, Lamoine and Robinstou- When it was first attempted to make sar- dimes from herrings 1t was found that the difficulty lay in eradicating the herring flavor. It took years of experiment. to accomplish this Finally . manufacturer succeeded in producing . combination of oil and spices which removed the trouble. Chicago Her ald
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
A Novel Claim for Damages.

BUFFALO, Feb 20-An interesting suit is on trial in the circuit court here. Michael Kavanaugh sues the Barber Asphalt company to recover $10,OO0 damages, claiming the asphalt works, near his house, created a nuisance by its horrible smell, and was con tributory cause of the death of his daughter, who died last July.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
A Sons Disgrace Causes Fathers Death

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 20.-News reached here of the suicide of Hon. Jesse Calhoun, a prominent planter of Pike county. Some time ago he received word that his son had been arrested and jailed in Texas, charged with murder Proud and sensitive, the n- tellisence preyed on his mind, and he swal- lowed vial of morphine, dying in great agony. Hon. J. P. Dunn, of the house, is a relative of Calhoun, who was one of the wealthiest men in Pike county.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
Assaulted and Robbed His Wife.

DOVER, N. H., Feb. 2O.-Patrick Cassily entered the Cocheco mill here and demanded money of his wife. She refused it, where upon he knocked her down with a cane, stabbed her twice in the head and once in the side, robbed her of $22 and escaped. She was found -lsensible. Officers are searching for Cassily.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 20.-In the general as sembly resolution was adopted appointing a joint special committee to consider all peti- tions referring to constitutional amendments. This will bring the question of the resubmis- sion of the prohibitory amendment immedi- ately before the legislature, and the death ot the amendment seems inevitable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20

The new American navy, when completed, will consist of g vessels, ranging from the armored cruiser Maine, carrying "A msn. down to first class torpedo boat, carrying officers and IS men. There will b. {, 706 men on board the a vessels-500 officers and 62S6 sailors and marines.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20

A galvanic ring, as it is called, was formerly supposed to cure rheumatism.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20

ASHLAND, Wis, Feb 20.-Thomas Mont gomery, wood chopper at High Bridge, Wis. short distance from this city, on the Wisconsin Central railway, was killed and literally hacked to pieces with ax by Louis Burke, a tie contractor Burke was jealous of Montgomery, who, it is alleged, has been undnly intimate with his wife. Burke went to Montgomery's cabin, and while the latter was asleep chopped him to death, cutting the body into many parts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
Working for Woman Suffrage.

NORTH COLLINS, N. Y, Feb. 30.-The na- frage association, Mrs. Mary Seymour Howell, has just closed successful campaign in Erie county, being aided by the Women's Christian Temperance union and the local suffrage organizations and by Mrs. Sylvia Willett and Mrs. Sherman, local speakers The meetings have been large and earnest. In North Collins so much sympathy was excited that Mrs. Howell was induced to stay and hold a second meeting She will canvass Canada for the new Canadian Women's En- franchisement association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

The state dubbed MALONE the petty
boss" and the Virginia outcast." Inc
New York World has applied to him still
better nickname. Read;
When John Sherman says that the cleo
ton of the little political pirate, william
Malone. would do more than anything
else to lift the politics OF our country ..
above the contentious and prejudices OF
the past" he has either perpetrated tne
grimmest Jest of the season or he means 81 70
give the Virginia boss dig under the ,1t ti1n
rib. The idea that the success OF Slanon I
or Mahoneism would lift " politics. or
put an end to contentious and preIudlces
could never occur 10 anybody III SOBER
earnest.
We commend the above to the attention
Of Mr.. Burrows. of Michigan, who 10 try
ing to induce the people Of Virginia to
elect the little political pirate " to DC
their Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, OCTOBER 49, 1882

Malone has not denied them-cannot deny
them; and they are in keeping with other
things that prove them TO be the result o.
a constitutional trait Of the man.; That
trait explains why he was unwilling 20
trust his "venal" followers without the
obligation. signed and sealed, OF a written
pledge; and why even then he caves,
dropped his caucuses from his coigne OF
vantage in the Public Printers room;
Destitute of fidelity himself, he doubted
its existence in others.
And this, fellow.citiZens, ia a sketch on
General william Malone drawn from the
life. IL il dark picture, but those, VINO
know him well viii say itis ilattered IKE.
ness. Has such man any hope 10 DC
elected Governor of tho State OF Virginia
That cannot be told. He keeps his counsel
very close. But, If he does not aspire to
that august position, be may YET, unaei
that blind. aim 10 win the Legislature; and
through that renew his efforts to advance
himself at the cost Of the liberty OF the
men and the honor Of the women OF our
beloved Commonwealth. In the name OF
all that is good and upright ana hoiy; lei
us foil this worst enemy the State oil var
GINA has ever had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
julius Sycl0 & Son.
2l3 EAST BROAD.

go pieces OF STRIPE SACIINGS on sale this
week. Price will be 5Oc., really worth 75c.
Very much used for Ladies' and Children's
S8cques
Away with tho old cheap CARPET RUGS when
you can buy lsrge-sige NOTIFIED RUG for
SL3a
MISSES and BOYS MBRINO PANTS 30 per
cent under tho regular prices.
PRINCES, FRONTS, ORNAMENTS, GlhPS,
and sAsHEs for DRESS TRIMMING.
See tho great bargains We are Offering in our
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
The largest stock OF CARPETS In tho city at
lowest prices For bright color5 this is tie
place TO buy
Soc our LONG HAIR WOLF ROBES for BABY
CARRIAGES and RUGS. We have them in
white, gray, and black.
PLAID sKIRTISG for LADIES' BALMORALs
only zoe
GENTLgMEN's MERINo HALF-HosE only
12hc.;
100 styles Of LADIES' FIRE-GrLT BREAsTPlNs
only &C.;
900 styles Of LADIES' PINS at Zoe.
CHILDREN'S SOLID GOLD RINGS, l5c.
Special and attractive bargains in our CLOAK
DEPARTMENT.
We particularly desire to call the attention Of
the public 20 our handsome line o. PLUSH
WRAPS and CHILDREN's CLOAKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

In our report of the lecture of Professor
KEAYE delivered at the University Tuesday
night is the following; Again how much
truth lies ia the contention that the Ain
can is essentially not Sc much an immoral
as a moral being-a being with no clear
sense of Justice as between man and man.
a being with a soul dark as his body-illu-
mined by no spark Of poetry, destitute OF
the finer sentiments by which other
branches of the human family are 50 richly
endowed
Considerable light will be thrown on this
when we say that the proper reading is'
Again. how much truth lies in the con-
tention that the African is essentially not
so much an immoral as a non-moral being"
&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
rI,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
Il CHARLES +. CLARK, PEEsIDEsE
BRADSTREET'S RICHMOND OFFICE
NO. 100 EAST MAIN sfkEEE
Telephone Noiil
III wHlrtY. supsria,enaaaL

The Richmond oifice mas moro thaa rep! pacs
with the rapid growth OF mo csy aud develop
meat OF ne territory tributary tolk IL offers y
HE mercantile community OF this section al the
advantages OF asystem tue superiority u wnlca
" recog nized In every trade CENTRE " the elsli
he'd world Ihat Hts "a speciAi sense prepared
tes,sd ny Tue iact wat Il iNs ..ps 81 ~ Hssss'
anzlssrsssrs tAss 49, ,'.a. @...ss~s's .s'.~A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

deal. In this State we recognize that we
are a part of the United States, and we are
in the habit Of allowing visitors TO come
and go az they please. Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger.
We know the people Of West Virginia
tstter than the Philadelphia editor Of the
Iaielliqcnoer knows thcm. Mother in that
State nor in Virginia do the Democrats OBJ
ject TO the presence of Republican speak
ers. But when there is an Eruption of bal
lot.box suffers. INSCRIPTIONS wire-work-
ers. unprincipled and desperate Republi-
can partisans, then the case is different.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
SKIN CANCE&.

Several years ago was called to see a colorea
woman who had a malignant form OF cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
scnbod treatment and the toes and one side Of
the foo, were at length eaten entirely away. The
pa,isnt could not have survived much longer,
but | commented the use Of Swft's Specific,
and il cured her sound well. That was three
wears ago. and there has been 10 return Of Tho
disease regard Swlfi's Specific a most excel
lent medicine for blood diseases, as ITS tendency
il TO drive out the poison.
Maihcrylc, Miss. VIZ F.. STAGE, MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

When Dutch william" Gas the satirist
called the Prince of Orange, who supplant-
ed exiled James of England put his head
ont of the coach and said, My boobies,
come for your GUIDES Yes" said by
etandcr. "ard for our chattels, too. Rich
0,Ond Christian Advocate.
That was GEoRGE l., Brother LAFFERTY
When WILLIAM came over there was no
occasion for conversation Of that sort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

Tvphoid kills. This is a truth which can
not be too often impressed in Philadelphia,
and the figures we publish elsewhere IN an
interview show that typhoid kills in Phila-
delphia- killed in the census year worse
has increased its mortality and is closely
connected with the condition Of the drink
inc water PbiiGdtlptia Press.
Filtered water is no better than muddy
in this respect. The beautiful clear fluid
is tempting. but not harmless. The future
will see two water systems in every city
one 10 furnish drinking and cooking water
and the other to furnish water for all other
pUruOseg,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

Tho Washington Post says that Profess
sor VInoHow, the noted biologist at the re-
cent anthropological congress in Vienna
made uncompromising war on DARWIN and
his Descent of Man The Professor
claims. and backs his statement with VOLT
minous data. that twenty years Of pains
taking research has failed to establish the
theory Of evolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

A correspondent of tho Charleston Ners
end Courier says that in every community
the price Of real estate. other things being
equal, is in inverse ratio TO the compare
tive number Of negroes.
General ScnorIEtD once got up map Of
Virginia and made each county dark or
light in proportion TO the number Of ne
groes il contained. He found that the
price Of land was indicated by the color Of
Abe man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
5. h. JACOBS, Secretary.
R1cnNnNn. W. October 4. isxs

R1cHNoNp, Va, october 4. tSS9.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS or TIE CHBsAPEAkE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY for the pur-
puae Of electing directors and for the transac-
lion Of such other business as may lawfully
come before tho meeting will be held At the
odice ~ the company. Ia the Pace building in
October lssu, at nCOE.
Tho transter-books OF all classes OF stock will
be closed at r. ". on FRIDAY the llth dag Of
October 1889. and remain closed until 10 A. NJ.
on WEDNESDAY the I'D day OF October 1879
oc4M c. L. WEXFORD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

up TO date the parachute seems to be
about the best all-round fool-killer.' Yes
the parachute is several points ahead of
the Niagara shoot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
JULIUS SYCLE & SON
2I3 east Br0ad
ABOVE THIRD.
Zoe 9-2l
DRESS GOODS.

Large arrlyals-the latest styles at the lowest
prices Money con be saved by buying OF Va.
Don't fail to examine this STOCK. Our qua
RANTEED BLACK FAlLLE tRANJAlsk 81
TIN LUXERS, DROCADKD SILKS and SArINS,
BLACK GROS-GKAlN SILKS. BLACK ROYAL,
and other silks are the bos. and cheapest in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
INTERESTING ITEMS THIS WEEK
Il AT STRAUSE BROTHERS.,
f.no N AIN STREET

1909 MAIN STREET.
BLANKETS BELOW ALL COMPETITION.
20 pair 1914 WHITE BLANK Ts at s7Xc.-rogu-
81 pair ii O-4 w;nIrE BLANKETS at s.gX-resu-
10 pair iO4 Winthrop MILLS atsl.sI-rogular
80 pair iO-i Xxi WINTHROP MILLS atts2s-
% pair iO4 KESiLWORTH Mt $269-regular
price fSS1
81 pair IO-4 BERKSHIRE, good weight, at t239-
regular price 81
81 pair 1911 NANTUCKET, good weight, at s2.ef-
regular price A5O
% pair lO-4 SUSQU JOHANNA, good weight, st
tL69-regulnr price 81:
IS pair ia PUklTAr, extra quality. az S3i.-
regular price $50;
8 pair IA CALIFORNIA, equal TO Beaver, at
i63g-rcgIlar price sl25J
RED, Bloc, SILVER GRAY. and BROWN
BLANKETS az 80 per cent less than can be du-
plicsted.
case ANDRoscoGGlN BLEAcHED, a. wide'
case FkUiT-OF-LOOM BLEACHED, ~ wide,
case BARKER ExTRA-FINE BLEACHED, ~
81 pieces LoNSDALE CAMBRIA (besp wide at
FIVE BIG BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
ist--l9 pieces RED ALL-wOoL FLANNEL only
15c.;
2i-26 pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL only
~.
3i-iI dozen WHITE IMPORTED COUTlL COR
SETS. exua-long waisied. dOublobusk, side
sterls. silk embroidered, and porfecE-ntting,
4Sc., well worth 15c.;
4th-l2 dozen EXTRA IMPERIAL. FRENCH
BLACK JERSEYS, latest cut aud finish and
guaranteed perfect niiing. special bargain
this week nj tl.39-our regular E. Jersey
5tb--1 case SlCiIlAN CLOTHS, beautiful de-
signs, makes beautiful dresses, only 9Hc,
richly worth l2lc.
Handsome LACE CURTATNS with polessand
fixtures, only 81 for q window. we'll worth fl.5d
Come and SEQ this inducement
SrRAUSE BROTHERS,
GREAT MAiN-STREET BAZAAR.
fnc lllIl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

"To the strong will Of the Seryian re-
gents NATALIE opposes a stronger won't"
And when woman won't she won't, so
the regents would better retire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
r EMORY SHAW GATE OF BAL.

d. TINoREl. pupil OF Alfredo ID eIorslo,
NJ. Cortssl. OF the Milan Conservatory Dr. 4. ;.
KitnbsIl OF Washington. D. C.. aud Lucien
odsnthal. OF Baltimore. will receive a limited
number Of Pupils IN VOCAL MUSIC titallsn
methodl Pupils prepared for opera, oraiorio.
ana concert work. For further particulars ad-
dress care OF Manly Ramos, oo3 Main street
90 29-suT u. Th&f4w'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

In West Virginia we are neither aston
ishod nor Disconnected when Democratic
guns from other States are planted on our
West Virginia Is not Old Virginia BY good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

"BouLAxcEn has gone to Jersey rs an
economic measure" Jersey lightning ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE. THERE a.
VI will be q regular communication Of N
METROPOMTAN LODGE, No. II. A. f.
and 4. ~, held ~ 81 Adams Hall, corner Third
md Main streets. THIS Uhursday) NIGHT nj
1:l5 o'clock Members OF sister lodges aud tran
sieut brethren especially those nov visiting tho
city from Washington, arc fraternally invited to
attend.
BY order OF tho W. NJ.
otl0.It 5. b. JACOBS. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
DIVIDENDS. ......-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY,


PHILADELPHIA. september sa 1859.
Notice IL hereby given thai the Hoard OF DE-
rector. has declared on the preferred stock of
this Company a dividend VI one aud one-bsit
doliars per share out Of The surplus Income a
the mpany. payable at The o1ice OF the 1rea-
snrer Gu ANA aztec OCTOBER a. 1879, 10 the pre-.
TERED shareholders a. registered al oolosk
Z. ". on October u, lisa
The transfer BOOKS sill be closed frofn 3o'0lsek
=. N. tlcsofer ~. 1859. pnti y O'clock A, n. oss
~ er * 1884 a. J. hEAlNiLl
~ .vcY. lQ,ls 8sa.sE ssesstaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

OCTOBER 4, 1889
T,HE FIRM OF SPOTS Il GIBSON
Il mas this day been dissolved " mutual con-
seet the Interest 0f GEORGE GIBSON having
oeen purchased BY JOHN g. SPOTS. who as
sumes all liabilities sad will conduct me bust
ness under the style OF JOHN @. SPOTS & CO
Mr.. GIBSON viii be found Min the new nrm a.
his health permits j. q. sports,
oc s-2ws GEORGE GIBSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
49, .>rl-.r-0~r .s.>s w.. WIS s'-''''
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.


Mas. JOHN T. PLEASANTS tnse Miss laurlel,
la q OF New York, having associated herself with
the choir OF St paul's church, Richmond, IA pre-
pAred 10 instruct q limited number OF pupils In
NOCAl, CULTURE Mrs. PLkASANTS was for
three years O pupil OF Madame Luisa Cappiani,
OF New Yors, the most famous teacher 10 the
metropolis from whom she hes the following
testimonial:
Miss Eva Kennedy Laurie Is fully capable OF
teaching my method, and | authorize her 70 do
so with my signature LUISA CAPPlANL"
One Of Americas most distinguished pianists
Is authority for the following:
81 nope ri some time In the near future 10
have the pleasure Of hearing you sing again.
for your beautiful voice should Often be heard
"Nery sincerely yours,
aJULIA RIvE-KiNG, Concert Pisnists.
MRS PEASANTS also refers by pormission
20 Mr. Frederic Archer, OF New York, the Eng
lish organist and mGstro; 70 william w. Gil
christ OF Philadel phia. OF the Quaker City Con-
eervavory of Music aud a composer OF note to
X w Berge, OF New YORK 20 James Pierce
Mus Bac. Oxonl, organist Fifth-Avenue Christ
church, New York city, and 70 william ihoIns,
editor Of the Amtrican Art Journal OF New
YORK. The latter gentleman in BILE able review
says: ,
promising candidates for the place lett vecspt
by the gifted Anna Louise Carey. We had the
pleasure ot hearing her eng recently AT s0ires
aud were as,onished 10 her rich contralto voice.
Miss Laurie has plenty Of power. and ner tones
nando With warmth ard passion THAI Was en-
iiroly unexpected
TERMS,
MRA PLEAskNTs will furnish her terms TO In
tending pupils upon application BY mall up 10
Move her lst at4l2 west High street., Petersburg.
After that date ehe can be seen personally In
Richmond. &C iV-xt
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7 &DAVlS.
INDUCEMENTS

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
H THIS WEEK TO THE BUYERS OF DRESS
GOODS, CARPETS, RUGS, Oll-CLOIHs, llNO-
LEUMs. LACE CURTAINS, WlND0M,shADES'
SOC Tor good CALICO COMFORT. wen made
and worth tL2:
SOC. for a pair TAPED-LACE CURTAINs-woud
s,o 70 for ssV psir GRAY BLANKETS worth 81;
csc for pair full.sikod WHITE BLASkBTs-
value fl.b0; ..-.,...
sac for a pair extra.hesvy, full-slzs WHITE
WOOL BLANKETS worth just 81
lac yard for she usual CSC quality HEMP CAR
Sec. a yard Tor good INGRAM CARPET-it can't
be beat al $oc 49,. ...,, -, q,
CARPET-a variety ct patterns;
SOC. a yard for the Coo. quality TAPESTRY CAh-
PET: - -. :.
s5c. a yard for the sl.ss quality VELVET CAR
Zoe a ward for pretty PLAID DRESS GOODS
s4c. a yard Tor yard.wide STRIPED DRRss
s.c yard 9Hi for yard wide sIDE-BAND HENRI
s7c. a yard for ss,inch WOOL STRIPED SUIT
4Oc. a piece fer pretty SMYRNA and TAPESTRY
uis for sooi-siHe TAP EsTRY RUG worth $3.50
larger sizes at si.is and also, worth - and
us, for for nice SMYRNA RUG, worth saas-s va
riaty OF patterns and sizes from 4ec- 70 go.
a. 70 for the IS size aud quality DROG0hI. our
assortment OF FELT ana INGRAM DRUG
GETS Is very iarge--the prices are very low.
g5c. a yard for nice FLOOR olL-CLOTHS-bet-
ter goods At 80 and i6c-
ooc. a yard for 7sc quality iINoLRUh-very low
prices Of LiNoLEUh MATS
&c Apiece for good COCOA DooR.MATsT
value Coo - .,..
ssc. for GENTLEMENs HEAVY MEgINo
SHIRTS, worth Soc.
$50. for REDWOOD SHIRTS, worth ooc.
42c. for LADIES AERINo VESTS. worth 62bc. !;
lie. Tor MEMS SATIN scARFs, worth Csc.
Csc. for the soc. quality SATIN scARFs-pretty
sty!es aud excellent quality.
Call and see TIE above and many other bar
| gains before making -FOUR
FALL PURCHAsK6
ID, BE hirfELDoRFEK
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
UNDERWEAR.

Meriho ard Lam Wool Underwear for mon
women, and children. The best goods at the
lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
CLOAKS.

Five hundred CLOAKs. JACKETS. NEW
MARKETS, and other new and fashionable
garments for women and children, added 10 our
stock to-day, arc the pretuest and cheapest 10
80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
BLANKETS.

Blankets can be had OF us at a saving OF atleast
y per cent We will show sou hon II can be done
when you call at our store. lot la, l2-i, 1874.
AMI IA WHITE BED RED, GRAY.
aud BLUE BLANKETS. FANCY BLANKETS,
CRIB and CRADLf-BLANKKIS, HOksk-
BLANKETS, and CARRIAGE BLANKETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
CURTAINS.

The largest display Of Curtains ever made In
this city. see our Ciuny. irish Point, Antique
Muslin, and Lace Embroidered, Nottingham
Scrim, Chenille SIX, and Turcoman Curtains.
Sash Curtains, new. pretty and cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
CARPETS.

Our stock OF Carpets Is very isrge-styles
handsome, prices low. Great bargains In RUGS
OF every description, MATS, HASSOCKS, anc
ygTNnnW-SHADES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
I EE & CO.. M$AeA
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NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB RACES tWESr-
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