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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
SAILS OF REALTY.
DEEDS Recorded in the city and COun-
" Hestcrday.

J.E. Tut 20 Tszewen Elicit, trustee, all
h's interest in tie estate of W. II. HsXall,
deceased. s..
ST. 4. Kelley. g., 20 R.A Lawrence. 2i3
feet 90 west. side EclYidcre street near Abe
uar.a, $500
Winston LcItvich and wife to Sterling c.
Go.u.s. 4S f.tt on so.th side Moore street
uCar Kinney, $500
Christian and Sands, special commission
OPS. To- jess. O.. Crouch, 33 ieet on cast side
SCOTT street between Peasants and short,
S..22l.
gsch,l ". and =. ~. q. Cooke. to John L.
Cooke. 20 feet oH east side Taird street lc-
fgreen Nlju and Cary. improved, 81.
Pearl Bodrker 10 Ruby Bodekcr, one bali
undivided interest ia r. SIP feet on north
-Ii, Grace street between Tweny-third and
Iweuty-iourh. approved; 165 feet on north
r.e Grace street between eighth
l.i TWcuiy-u.Uth, improved, S2,-j0
Luhy B1d,ser to Pearl Bodeker. one half
undivided interest ln l1 S-l3 feet on north
Vte Drscr street between 1Nenty-thrd and
Ivcufr-uuth, improved; lCt feet on north
t.. Drce street between Iweniy-eighth
aaI INtuty-u nth, imuroyci, $3.50.
C.. Pellowly and others to city Of Rich-
u.ni, q strip on west SIDE IweniY-seVenth
s,r.e, between y and .. 3i4 4-l2X4.
So. Of. 'ut-th abd VIC TO %. l. bluOO>'
OBJ f,e. on cast side sixth street, Helr Denny,
si0i
PROBATE AND CrALIrlcAUoNs.
ALERT A. Juuge's viii admitted 10 pro-
Date. Illa Juuce qualified as eNecutrix.
Bond O. DO security.
A.r.u lscbs0n's viii admitted TO probate.
AHl ..leat1u.
nE>ErC0 COUNTY CoUET.
ter.-ueut-J. r. Branch and wife with
e0. Hans sud %. J.. Coftrcl and their wives
,asnrue boundary lines Of lot OF land
bounded tv Broad, Robinson, Franklin, and
Mulberry streets.
utfus or BARGAIN ANp SALE.
Philip 'omu's trustee 10 Charles l..
Charters. t5 feet on east side Of Twenty
second ,tIrst between L and q. $50.
b.. g.. Lee Camp, No. /, Confederate Nete-
-sr,, to Henry =. lufzler, ll3 feet on north
sIteoi Hspoyc: street between Boulevard
aid Mulberry street, S2,034
SALE oF IHE DEANE FAEN.
The Dcme Jam 1i2 acres), on the
H.s1ovlr.d-e road. Hss sold Yesterday by
fn-k -. Hills & Co.. auctioncers. for Frank
n. Deanc. executor. for So, 900 Mr.. Joseph
Sc. Ioafluleaa purchaser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Damaged crops in Jancs-River Val

MIR. W. scott Darlington paid n visit yes
terdtv to Colonel j. l.. Carrington's farm,
about sixteen miles from Richmond, In the
James-kiyer Valley. lie saws that the
general public have no idea OF the damage
done In that locality by the recent rains and
Hood. Grass fields that a few weeks ago
were luxurant, promising splendid yields
NJ hay. are now scenes Of desolation, with
The grass all beaten down and completely
ruined. The growing corn shared the
same fate. and the only crops that escaped
with even partial loss were those on the
highlands. A. i,r aS Mr. Darlington could
learn this condition existed throughout the
Valley, aud he fears that the farmers have
suffered damsgcs aud losses that are we'll
nigh lrTcparaDle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

The successor to Captain Lucien l.. Bass
az member Of the Board Of Aldermen from
Monroe Ward will probably be chosen at the
next meeting oi that body. II is the custom
10 vacancies Of this kind for the ward dele
CATION 10 recommend a person for the place.
and Messrs. Crenshaw aud Wilkinson Will
probably make q nomination. or II they can
not agree upon one man zach may nominate
a candidate; though the Board is not COM
PEELED 10 choose from the recommendations
by the ward representatives,.
TIE names Of Messrs. John W. Otley and
James b. Noshy are being mentioned in con-
ncctiOu with the vacancy.
Mr Oteg was formerly n member OF the
Board. but resigned to accept the position OF
Iudex Clerk OF the House of Representa-.
tiycs NJ Washington. Mr Mosey is a Menu
Der Of the firm OF Alsop, Nosby a Co..,
wholesale dealers In dry goods, notions, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

y. W. BOWE. II ". trustees sale Of magnih-
cent James-rver estAte ia Aloemarle coun-
ty
JOSEPH Z. DAVIS. II \. NJ. at Richmond Ba-
zsar, agricultural implements.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 9 2. W., two
small frame houses on socth Second street
between Byrd and Arch.
GEORGE ". MAYO, II A. VI, assiguee's sale OF
stock OF groceries stOrc-hXtures, counters,
&C. IN store No. 1925 west Main street, corner
OF LOm Oardy.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. VI, horses, mules
buggies. phaelOns wagons, &c.
l. POW ERS, y NJ. sugar cured shoulders
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 6 p NJ. double
brick cottage and lot 40. 2jl2 Broad street.
between Iweuty-hith AMI INenty-sl1th
streets.
T. A. CATLIN, 6 p. NJ. five beautiful lot' on
Mar-hall street between Tnirty-fourth and
Thirty.nfth. facing ChimbOrazo Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Cnn.fnrthe Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called yesterday
morning st $50 O'Clock To the city stables in
the isil yard. where man was suffering Sc.
we're pam from = kidney trouble. lie was
relieved and taken to hIs home, ON Hancock
street near eigh.
A feN minutes before noon man IN the
Richmond Locomotives and Machine W orks
ma>hedtwo OF his fingers. The ambulance
doctor dressed the wound.
Two hours later saw the ambulance a. the
First nolicc-station, where little colored
5oy who bad cut Oh one OF his fingers in
some machinery in the neigAborhood had
been carried The boy was taken 10 the
aln.shouse. and in the afternoon his father
came ana carried him nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

HUNDREDS OF MIDSUMMER NEWS TO
BREAK TO YOU. IN ADVERTISEMENT
MANY HOUSES HERALD SUCH. Bot THE
REALIZATION is ONLY HERE, AS EXPERI-
ENCs TEACHES YOU DAILY.
Buying by hundreds and thousands makes a
price that presents the explanation and shades
tho advantage In the price 70 you.
A WHITE GOODS PURCHASE Of several
thousand pieces brings India Lawns that are
usually l0c. down to size. a lower grade, SIC. /;
India Linon that should be I6c. down to O..
PERSIAN MULLs. in plads, hemsiItch-s,rpe.
and stripes. l2Nc.. that would Otherwise bs eoc. /;
WHITE INDIA DANosIE STRIPES o'.c. thai
should be l6 or lSc..
FINE PERSIAN MULLS. in white or cream. at
Zoe. that would be 3Oc. and 40 through large
line Of Imported and Domestic White Goods
Left Aisl,. Rear
FLOOR LINENS. FURNITURE LINENs
STAIR LINENS, every kind Of LINENS for
housewear. We import them direct because It
means % per cent. of other prices.
Sccond Fioor, Head Of Sai,way.
Where else could you expect 10 sec so many
EMBROIDERIES AND LACKS FOX TRIM
MING WHITE FABRICS OR ANY KIND OF
WASH DRESSES Imagine q design-a width
it's here; patterns you are not likely to imagine
are here. too. \ thousand machines hundreds
Of weary thoughts have been spent over tho
study Of these most beautiful little piles Of
stitches.
Never was there such sale Of LACEs. Per
haps never such an extensive stock n any one
house in the South Should wssay thAtthe prices
average one half tho accustomed Wholesale
values we would do them inlustico-certsnly a
good many Of them.
Fret Floor. Left Aisis.
A few days moro and tho LINEN TRAvRL-
LING ULsTERs, for l.dies, at - and sSc. will
be- Of tho past. s. % 70 st2j Is the price else
whore.
Nino cents will buy LADIES' CROCHET
KNIT VEsT-not the usual lssc kind-but such
as would cost you l,c.
Without mentioning more Of tho thousands Of
| stuIs you SEQ around you. We say: NO ONE
IS PERMITTED TO UNDERsELL THIS HOUSE
IN ANYTHING OR AT ANY TINE THIS
RULE Is A PROTECTION VIZ OWE YOU
Il, I&, b, and L /. Broad St,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FoUsHEE.
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Cut This ont
SAVE IT AND WAIT UNTIL THURSDAY, JUNE
13rH. AT 10 A. NJ.


The recent disastrous floods 10 which so
many OF our fellow beings found an uutime-
ly death also damaged among other things
millions OF dollars worth OF clothing. From
the bulk Of these S63,0O0 worth has been se-
lected IN an unlniured condition and con-
signed 10 lis, aud, as they must be turned
into immediate cash, we shall give the citi-
zens OF Richmond and vicinity chance 10
buy Fine. Stylish. Well-Nade. Perfect-Fit-
ting Spring aud Summer Clothing at SAcTl-
fee Prices neUer before heard Of. When you
take into consideration that these goods are
all new, not damaged, and all Of this seasons
production, you will be forced to ackpow-
ledge that chance to get such genuine bar
gains has never been offered.
JUST NOTE THESE PRICES:
90 cents will buy Mems strong, Good
Wearing Pants.
s1.45 will buy Mems Good Cashmere
Pants, in light and dark colors.
sI.S3 will buy Mems Dress Pants.
S4.20 will buy Mems Good, Seryiceable
Cashmere suits. in light and dark colors.
So 70 will buy Mems Good Blue Flannel
suits Warranted fast coors) in sill sizes.
SO will buy a firstclsss Business Suit, In
Sack aud Cutaway.
S7.44 will buy an Al.Wool Fashionable
Dress suit, in Sacks and Cutaways, in all
the leading styles.
$3.50 will buy an imported Fancy Worsted.
Diagonal, or Corkscrew suit. We have them
in Sacks and Four Button Cutaways, IN all
sizes.
.16 will buy an A. I. Fancy Wcrsted,
Wide Vale, or Corkscrew Prince Albert suit
with or without satin iacing)-an equal 10
custom made.
roc will buy genuine Crinkle Seersucker
or Fancy Flannel Coat and Vest.
17c. will buy Children's Knee Pants In all
sizes.
1924 will buy Cbild's Good, Durable
Cashmere suit
A first-class Boys Suit for S2.SS.
The other goods will be sold At the same
proportionate low rates. Remember that
these goods must he sold at once, and that
Il will take but short time 10 do IL. There
fore, prepare yourself TO be on hand early.
Tue sale commences Thursday, June 18th,
at 10 A. NJ. in the large store-rOom No. T2l
east Main street. second door above Tenth
street. II will cost you nothing 10 come and
Judge for yourself. You will find it chance
OF lifetime.
All goods sold al private sale. No auc-
tion. store open from A. VI. until Q at
night; Saturday until II at night.
Look fer the large number-92l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
FAMILIES IN DISTRESS
From the Great Fire at Seattle

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June ia dispatch from Seat.
,le, w. r., says: The town Is rapidly quiet
ing down again after the great blaze OF last
week through vigorous measures to maiR-
tam order. There are still many families
who find their only shelter under tents, and
bankers and merchants are opening up their
business iu any place where business Is pos
sible. Militia and special police still con-
tlnue TO patrol the streets, and no one who
has not pass Is allowed 10 enter the burned
district.
Numerous attempts at burglary have been
frustrated, and one thief who was caught
barely escaped being lynched. Several muir.
derous assaults which were made on mer.
chants during the fire are now being re-
ported. Although it is still impossible 10
correctly ascertain the loss OF life, it is not
believed that more than five persons pefished.
The previous suffering has been alleyiated
bv the arrival OF supplies, which are being
distributed. The bsnk.ysults have been
uncovered and opened, and their contents
found 10 be uniniured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Ones Loss Means AnOther'S Gain.
2ea6 and RoMI
KAUF MANN & CO.

A. tho time Is nearing when 80 take possession
Of our new building corner Fourth sud Broad
streets now ia cOurse of erection. wish - slg-
nalize this occasion and render emphatic our
claims 10 further confidence aud consequent
enlarged patronage by distributing among our
customers the goods nov on hand at tne LoWbSl
PRICES ever quoted. ard We shall spare 20 ei-
fort 70 make this one OF the greatest and most
gigantic sales Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. James Gum, OF No. 2 west Cary
street, continues Ill.
Councilman william II. Pleasants left the
city Yesterday morning for business trip
in southside Virgins.
Mr.. John r. Hooper has entered upon his
duties as superintendent OF Hollywood
Cemetery, aud has appointed Mr.. A. w.
Browning as his assistant.
Mrs. Jonas Msrcuse, who went to New
York for medical treatment, has returned.
IL will be gratifying news to her many
friends to learn OF her perfect recovery.
The Good sansriians (colored), with two
hands OF music and numerous guests seated
In hacks, and n battalion Of members on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Anno,n,ed on water Committee.

The promotion Of Mr. Dickerson to the
Office Of President Of the Board OF Alder
men leaves a vacancy on the Committee on
water and also one in the Board OF Public
Interests. President DickersOn yesterday
appointed Mr.. Hasgrove 10 the vacancy on
the Water Committee. They will now se-
lect their own chairman.
The Board Of Public Interests viii I'LL
their vacancy by choosing some member
from the Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

BALTIMORE, June ll.-isaac ; Conley to-
day FLED in the Circuit Court, No. 2, = bill
asking that receiver OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Relief Association be appointed. Con-
ley was 4 member OF the association for seye-
raj years, but when the Legislature refused
10 renew its charter. In 1888, he declined to
join the subsequent association, aud claims
that be was discharged from the employ Of
the railroad Tor that reason. The bill asserts
that the assets OF the relief ASSOCIATION ex-
cesd s5so.ooo. and that its funds have been
misappropriated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
AFFAIRS AT THE ALMsHOUsE.
Dr. Henson Gets Leave or Absence
Additional salary for the


The Committee on Poor met at the coun-
ell chamber yesterday evening at 6 O'Clock,
took carriages md proceeded to the aims
house, where their monthly meeting was
bed.
Pr Henson, one OF the resident physi-
cians, was granted indefinite leave OF alb
sence on account OF bad health. DR.. NJ. l..
James, the physician, was authorized TO
make stcmporary appointment Of graduate
OF medicine.
Under the ordinance regarding the Off
GERS OF the almshOuse the steward is allowed
his ratiOns in addition 10 a salary. Captain
Charles p. Bigger. who fills this position,
has not drawn his provisions, and the mat
ter was brought 70 the attention Of the com
mittce By Mr.. BOdeker. and i was decided
TO allow Captain Bigger an additional salary
after July lst Of $50 per month in lieu Of his
ratiOns. lt was also agreed to allow the
steward SCI SO for provisions not drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Masonic Omcers Chosen.

st. Johns Lodge, No. SO, A. +. and A.
NJ. last night elected the following officers {:
NJ. C.. Lawson, master; Albert Witte,
senior warden; W. II. Sands, junior warden;
William II. Tatum, treasurer; Junius A.
Cosby, secretary; }. L. Sutherland, senior
deacon; j. G. Bowman, junior deacon; ;.
A. Goodwin. chaplain; Dennis Collins,
tler. stewards Committee: johnson Wal
ton. Chairman r. Il. Glover, Joseph kngle'
e-g, W. B. Davis, l.. G.. Jennings, Charles
Gasser, W. ID. Sutherland, K. n. Northen,
Charles Wingtieid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

population, 1915 per 1000 per annum; col-
oIed population, ll.Sl per 1000 per annum.
Condition; Single, IL white and colored /;
married, 6 whito aud . colored; widowers,
l white; widows. s white and colored.
Sex and Color: Males-white, III colored,
:: females white. 10; c0lored, 3.
Comparative Weekly Mortality: Week
ending June 3, 1889. 81 white and 10 color
ed; week ending June ., lSSS, II white and
l8 colored.
Temperature: Mean temperature for
week ending June g, 1889, Sl".l6; week
ending June o, 1888, S30.33.
Rainfall for week ending June 8, 1889, 20
inches; week ending June Q. 1855, coo
inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Preaching At Bienner's Park.

Rev. j. =. Moscr, psstor Of the First Eng
hsh Lutheran church, will preach tonight
Of Blenner's Park pavilion on very inte-
resting suljcci.
As this gentleman has quite reputation
rs pulpit orator and expounder OF the
scriptures, treat no doubt is IN store for
those VINO may attesd this service.
some members and friends OF Rev. Mr.
Moser's church have started mission school
at this place under very promising circum-
stances. IL is a morning school aud begins
services at 9.lj O'Clock
At the same place the Rev. DR.. Jackson
Epscopallan) conducts sunday afternoon
services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars for
hEnr MOunnA.

Not long ago Mrs. Emeline Duncan
brought suit in the City Circuit Court
against the city of Richmond for $4,000
damages. Las. October she fell into hole
or excavation made oy the city on Seven
teentn street near the rallresd shops, and
was. she saws IN her bll, greatly shaken,
bruised, hurt. snd wounded in her back,
spine, and shoulders
Tue case came up for trial Yesterday, and
the plaintiff was awarded judgment for
500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
A,dorIohnstoMn aunerers.

An entertainment, consisting OF magic
lantern exhibition, songs, &c, will be given
for the beueit Of the JohnstOwn sufferers at
the Old Market Hall Friday night. 14th.
Commute Of Arrangements Claude b.
DAVIS aud Tony h. Pacini.
At It's meeting on Monday night Rich
mond Lodge, NO. !, independent Order OF
Odd-Fello~s. appropriated S2j 10 aid Of the
Johnstown sufferers. The amount was hand-
ed to Mayor Ellyson by Messrs. Stokes aud
Evsnseu, the committee appointed for that
uurpOge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Mr.. Editor:


notice that % J. W. Williams has
moved to Richmond aud offers for practice,
locating bis Office at No. east Grace street.
l hope for him large and remuneratiye
practice, and am sure that II your people
knew hIm 50 well as the people OF Hanover,
among whom he has practiced for a number
OF years, be would Immediately be in great
demand. DR.. Williams IA graduate OF the
Richmond Medical College, O member Of the
Virginia Medical Society, and was for four
years engaged in the Confederate hospitals
In Richmond. He is not only an active
practitioner. but an industrious student, and
has kept abreast OF the times IN MS profes-
sion, in the practice OF which he had marked
success In our county.
GEORGE Z. HAw,
ComNonwealth's Attorney
Hanover county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

LACE STRIPED MUSLIN at &c. yard for the
15c. quality:
CoLoRED WOVEN STRIPED MUSLIN as SIC. q
yard for the l2Ac. quality:
COLOkED WOVEN STRIPED MUSLIN at l0c.
for the lJc. quality;
rs nne PACIFIC BA1ISTE at SIC. aysrd for the
SIC. quality;
Best wide ALL-EooL FRENCH CHALLIRs Of
4Oc. yard for the 60c. qualify;
COTTON CHALLIES a. 8, 6A, Z, and l2kc. q
yard:
LARGE FIGURED IMITATION CHINA ORA
Perry SILK at 2sc. yard for goods similar
in appearance TO the 81 article:
i0c. INDIA LAWN very slightly damaged on one
edge, 20 be sold atehc yard;
35c. quality CORDED, CHECKED, and STRIPED
PIQUk AZ 21c. a yard:
WHITE PLAID MUSLIN az &C. q yard for the
lsXc. quality;
LACE MUSLIN et ISc q yard for the Soc. quality !;
EMBROIDERED FRENCH WovE CoRSETS at
75c. pair for the si.s5 quality;
Be. will buy cake OF genuine imported WHITE
CASTLE SOAP;
HAMMoCKs at Soc. 75c., 81, tL50. and So;
HAAlMOCK-R0PBS and SPREADERS, GRO
QURT, LAWN TENNIS, and fall assert-
ment OF LAWN TENNIS ARTICLES;
SASH Ribbons, ali desirable shades.
One price only-THE LowEST--is the rule
at LEVY q DAVlS'S,
ieiaeod iol1 and 1919 Asin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

As heretofore announced the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway COmYauy has awarded TO
Mr. Writ a. Chesterman the contract Tor
building additional machiue'shops near the
pI resent shops, at the north end OF seven.
teenth street The old frame buildings Will
he torn down aud replaced by a brick struc-
ture. which will be a T-sbaped building
fronting 30 ieci and running back 100 feet.
This shop will be htted mp with the most
improved machinery. and there will be track
space sufficient to overhaul SIX locomotives
al the same time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12

bomb ON TIRE TRACK.
LOud Explosion Last Night in the
Centre oFthe city.

Last Night between II O'Clock and mid
night some msliciousy-dsp sposed person
secretly put an explosive OF some sort, pro-
baby a railroad torpedo or bomb on the
eeclric.car track at the corner OF Franklin
and Ninth streets. The next car that came
down was No. 9G, and as it rounded the
curve the bomb exploded. making a report
louder than gun and filing the air around
with smoke. The unusual noise aroused
persons living IN the neighborhood, who
rushed to the windows, and after the car
passed a crowd inspected the track but could
not discover any trace Of the explosive.
The report was heard for some distance
from where il occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
The Deed Of a N adm nm.

LEBANON. n. H., June IA horrible
double murder was committed near Meriden
early this morning. Lucian Freeman with an
axe killed his mother. airs. Daniel Freeman,
aged seyenty-six, and also John Morgan.
Freeman Is thirty years old. He Is known to
be insane at tines, and for this reason has been
carefully watched, although he was believed
to be harmless. Hts brother usually did the
watching, but as he was compelled to be abs
sent last night be employed Morgan to stay
with his mother and brother. Freeman after
committing the deed walked two miles to
the house OF an acquaintance and told what
lac had done, and gave the particulars in
perfectly calm aud maiter-oi-fact manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
ChesterGeId DeIegates.

Delegates to the Democratic state Conven.
ton were not elected at Chesterfield Court,
house Monday.
Chsirmsa Robertson and a nCmber OF
other well-known party men were OF the
opinion that these delegates ought to be
chosen in district meetings, and be Will 80
direct IN few days. He will also notify the
district chairmen as to the number OF dele
gates each district is entitled to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
4 Former Kichmonder In Roanoke.

Mr. John OFT, for number OF years =
prominent citizen OF this city and at one
time cashier OF the City Bank, Is now a resi-
dent OF Roanoke. aud recently was elected
cashier OF the Citizens Bank Of that place.
new institution just commencing business.
Mr.. OFT is much improved in health, and
is able to attend to his duties, though he is
not entirely recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
Needs Confirmation.

TBy teIogTapn 10 INC DIspaIVH'I
COLUMBIA, :. c., June ll.-Diigent iu-
curry falls to confirm the story published by
the afternoon papers OF this city Yesterday
10 the effect that a section master named An
derson had murdered hi. wife and two chill
dren at a station on the Atlantic Coast Line.
The report Is probably untrue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-12
BOOTS, SHOES, And SLIPPERS

South. Through our great hsltvslue closing
up sale daily bargsin-seeker. rush 70 our es-
tabIlshment. Our sign has been put up, and as
our store is already to rent We are compelled 10
close in less than thirty days.
Only few days since No ANNOUNCED to the
public that our complete stock of SHOES and
SLIPPERS must bo sold In thirty days at half
their value to close business. and We can con-
gratulate ourselves that IN spite Of having em-
ployed eight attentive salesmsn tho rush was 90
great NO we're unable 10 attend to all our friends,
and we kindly invite those who have been turned
away tocall again aud attend this great sale. and
We assure them that every one will be given all
attention possible. as We have engaged new
force Of attentive salesmen. our stock Of SHOES
and SLIPPERS is complete in styles, last and
what beats all. is that they must be sold in less
than thirty days at half their value Unfortu-
nstely We have not room enough to display our
fne SHOES and SLIPPERS TO advantage. bat wo
have got them, as our upper floors and our cellar
are ali loaded with such.