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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Unlike other cocoas or chooolases q = '
greasy, and though containing sl va n'if-
Of th5 richest COCOA Deao. 70 Is - prepare
it will nor disturb digestion. and mskcs .
cl0us Iabls drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

hossrs T. v. Cary q sons
Desr oirs,-sseiDg yOar statement of ~earalan
oimy life policy IN 10 N0rtb rc-,er. xnr
ITO Insurance COR psag in LAT ssndar's J.
peth, tase pleasers IN stating mar Is 4 entire
Yoerrect aud that am very vel sAiii q sr.
lsisncdl OHIO o. OWN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Beautiful Fhotogrnpbs-'o"eai prHe~
GALLEay, Tenth aud Main saeois. sAoAf'
tograpns, &c.. one dozen eeIi1esss tAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The person holding Il.Acf l1is VII please cal.
aud gnt The NI.- lfttr ~if.. g 'i
33 broad street, hoEt u.usr lNiaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor
Antnni,. Re.tanranl

suppicd with the Finest oysters, Bio
salads, Entrees, &C., after thc operas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
November.

Q. Engineers Convention adjourned to
meet next year IN Denver. DIR. Curry adj
dressed the Richmond Democracy at Old
Market Hail.
G. Cleyeland's majority Ia Richmond 1928.
The Blacksburg and Virginia Military lnSti.
tute cadets arrived here To remain Ia camp
for one week.
S. The commissioners OF election arrested
for refusing George Duncan, Fedelal super
visor, admission TO the counting.
I8. Beginning OF toe sixth annual cons
ference Of public school superintendent.
IA. Cornerstone OF the Masonic temple
laid. Grafton by Hen. w. e. Z. Breckin-
ridge. OF Kentucky. Conrad Wagner run
over aud killed by az electrician.
Ii. sham battle al the Exposition.
l6. Joe Lucas given Eve years In the peni-
t~entisrv Tor killing Thomas J. Grafton.
10, Richmond and Petersburg stockhold-
ers dec.oed to build belt line around Rich-
mond.
2lst. The Exposition closed after being
open seyen weeks.
2ad. stockholders OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio approved the plan 81 Reorganization.
go. Henry Rely, The diamond taief, aud
George Monta broke jail.
24th. John II. lnman and other railway
msgnates here.
Goth. Vote OF the State canysssed; no in
reference or objection from outside parties.
a1th. Armour's Richmond agent tued go
for seliBg unsouud meat.
both. Wayman sutton. condemned u
derer, escapes from the Wythe county Jail.
30ih. -Four men injured BY the bursting OF
q main al the gss-works.
Decembey.
9Th. Baptist Congress assembled In Grace
Street church In Us seventh snnusI session.
blh. Public meeting In the tassrest Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

9Th. Baptist Congress assembled In Grace
Street church In Us seysnfh snnusi session.
blh. Public meeting In the tassrest Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
NEW-YEAR'S CALLERS.
LIST OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
SOCIETY PEOPLE WHO WILL RE
CEIvE TO-DAY.
Also Some Other Programmes for The OBJ
ssrvsncs OF tho Happy Occasion snd TOT
the Reunion and ~JOis.ees:ion
Of Friends.

~
"A happy New Year to you ell"
Nav you live a century 10 utter this greenng.
and may peace and prosperity, temporal snd
spiritual. Gbido with YOU.
The gay band Of nice young men who 90 NOR
rounds to-day calling upon lovely ladies' VIII
have glorious opportunities 70 say handsome
and pleasant things 70 those with Wnom mey
meet, and they may do IL In finer phrases ana
with more graceful bows, but they cannot DO u
earlier. or h~eertier, or oftenor than the Dtspdtch,
which starts on It's calls at4 A. NJ. and proceoii
20 shake hands with thousands OF suOscrioors
and smiIlug into kindly facesgives and 70 echoes
the adectlOnate greeting which IS 70 DO heatu
everywhere In the land to-day.
The Dispatchis salu'ations are 70 the eonlulu,
nifty and 10 each and every member thereof, and
Il wishes one and all the fullest msssure OF Joy
possible TO be extracted from the coming Twelve
months.
An OF our friends cannot call upon us-vhicn
IL a pity-but we can and will go 10 them ana
say with cordially:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Cd. Common Council eoncurred In reso-
luton sppropriEting $500, 900 for the new
CITY Hall; also, restored salaries OF police
aud teachers 10 what they were prior TO 1873.
AT the II. Charles Ho.el W. VI. Godsey, man
agcr. shot and Killed Dave GlSss, a eolored
waiter. James d.. Craig appointed City
Collector vice Aylett K. Woodson, deceased.
Semi.centeBnial Of the cornerstone laying
Of ~. james church celebrated.
Pizzini msrricd.
on. Richmond Republican COMMITTEES Is
sue an address endorsing Wise.
10Th. Lecture before the Evangelical ALI
gnce by Dr. Strong.
l2sh. Bessemsr steel plant on Belle Isle
shut down.
l4ih. Mr.. T.. ). Rogers's plan for the Ex-
position building adopted.
I7tb. First meeting OF the State Board Of
Agriculture.
18Th, J. TAYLOR Ellyson nominated for
Manor by the Democratic primary; largest
primary ever held IN Richmond, S,60S votes
east. Mr.. c. +. worthsm. Jr., ard Miss
Sara Gates Ford married.
22d. A split 10 the City Republican Con-
venllon and Two sets OF delegates elected 70
Petersburg.
27th. Theodore Thomas's Orchestra at the
Academy.
2SthL w. II. Barnum, cbsifman Of The Ma.
tionsI Democratic Commntee. In the 'aty.
seth. Bishop While presented With q
handsome set OF robes on the twentieth ans
niyersary % bus conseefatton. hsurice Il.
Flynn sued aud arrested as sp ~sbseonding
debtor.
May.
Ist Seventh anniversary OF the consecra.
t!ou OF Bishop Jsnssens.
90. Ordinance authorizing the construc-
ton OF the tunnel under Eighth street adopt
ed by the Council,
4th. COMMITTEES appointed by the l,resby-
lery 70 organize . church IN eonneeik'a VITA
lhe 0ld>MzTkst mission.
ssh. Trs tunnel ordinance approved by
Acting Mayor Bass.
9th. The Washington Grsys, OF Pldlsdsls
ibhlA arrive here a. guests of the Blues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
aETuoprsr suSpAY-scHooL SOCIETIES.

Rev. r. r. Wilson, Of Petersburg, preached 81
cIay.street Methodist ehureh ~ night
AZ ths nishi service Her, \, Powell ezfisnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
"The States.n

We print In full this morning Governor
LEE's speech delivered at the centennial
banquet In New York Tuesday night in res
Spouse to the toast, "Tse States" The Gov
ernor fully sustained his reputation as an
eloquent aud forcible speaker. His refe-
renee to the tenth article OF the amendments
10 the Constitution and his description Of
what would be the result OF the non
observance OF that article were particularly
happy and timely. In view OF some OF the
recent proposed legislation 70 Congress
more than one Of The Governors hearers
must have flluched when he said "the laws
Of the United States are the same Tor each "
Yet the remark was in good taste and appro-
PIRATE TO the occasion and the toast no mat
ter whom it may have hit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
"Sons of the Revolution"

II was recently proposed TO form In Rich.
mond branch or chapter OF the order
known as the "SoeIety OF the Sons Of the
Reyolulion"; and we have had some Curl
osity to know who were eligible TO members
ship. The World says that in the escort OF
the President OF the United States from the
landing at Wall street the other day the
position OF honor was assigned TO the "Sos
cieiy OF the Sons Of the Revolution" This
seems TO have been an appropriate recognl.
ton OF the descendants OF heroes. The same
paper informs Us that although this OrganiZs'
tion is composed Of the lineai descendants OF
the men who made the American Revolution
over century ago. it is but five years old,
having been incorporated on the sd OF May,
1884. We quote:
1.-THE membership Of the original society,
which Is composed OF residents OF New
York. Is now 430. and there <have been ad-
mitted TO allihgtIon societies OF the State of
Penusylvaniz ana the District OF Columbia,
the latter being headed by Admiral Porter.
Other state AUXILIARY societies or branches
are In process Of formation, and are ex.
pected 10 apply Tor recognition by the pa
rent body IN the near future. The society IL
in theory, however, not combination OF
Individual societies controlled by general
society, but one nati0ual organization d.
vlded into state and territorial branches for
local convenIeuce, the New York branch as
suming headship m the beginning only as
The nucleus for the iDgathering OF the afhlias
tive branches"
The object OF the society Is stated IN the
following terms:
$40 perpetuate the memory OF the men
who In military. payal, or civil service, by
their acts or counsel. achieved American In
dependence; 10 promote the proper celebra-
ton OF the anniversaries OF washiDgton's
birthday. the battles OF Lexington and Bun.
ksr Hill, the FoOrtb OF July. the evacuation
OF New York by the British, and other prOml-
Bsot events relating TO or connected with the
war OF the Revolution; TO collect ADD secure
for preservation the manuscript rolls. re.
CORDS, and other documents relating 20 the
war Of the Revolution; TO inspire among the
members OF the society and their descend
ants tie patriotic spirit OF their forefathers,
nnd 10 promote social Intercourse and the
feeling OF Fellowship among its members"
~ surprising TO find the surrender at
Yorktown Omitted from this statement OF the
objects OF the "socisiy Of the Sons OF the
Revolution" aud the "eyacustion OF New
York" figuring Ia It's place. The fact, bow.
ever, signifies cniy that the society originated
10 New York. aud is but one more proof
that our New York brethren are not eosmo-
pclitans by any means.
Why should there not be branch OF the
"soeiety Of the Sons OF the ReyolutIonn In
ynginias To have had sn ancestor who
fought the battles Of the Revolution OF l770
ought TO be IS great an honor ss to have bad
IN ancestor who "esme over" to England
with WILLIAM tho Conqueror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
Thn R,rht Sort Of Roorn.

The Richmond Locomotive. Works have
secured the coptrsc, for building the engines
aud boilers for the bstlle-ship Texas, NOW
under construction Mt Gosport navy-yard.
THIS u boom 81 the right sort for Rich
mond. The contract Is for over 100000 and
involves the employment Of large number OF
mechanics tor some time to come, end the con-
seQuent distribution OF vast deal OF money
IN the community. What with the compile
ton Of the Newport News dry.dock, said TO
be the largest in the world; the 6osport
uayy-yard dry.docs, which It Is claimed
will be when finished the next largest; ard
Richmond's railroad and water connections
with those points, may it not be that our
city Ia destined 10 become the great Ameri-
can centre for the building OF marine ma
chineryy II has been frequently said that
there are Ia this country no better all-round
mechanics and no mechanics more intelligent
than those Of Richmond, and it Is safe TO
predict thst when the big contract for the
Texas shall have been completed the work
will attract general attention TO our city
and ITS advantages as place In which TO In
vest In industrial and mechanical enterprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
NORFOLK NEWS.
The MahOne-Wise Etght-Incenciary
Arrested, &c.

Arrested, DC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, May 1. 1889.
Rousing meetings OF both the Wise and
Malone factions OF the Republican party
were held in the SCOTS Creek section OF
Norfolk county last night. A cOlored
Grassland was hired for each meeting, and
addresses were delivered by all the local
leaders. Each faction bitterly pounded and
abused the other, aud mach scattering hot
shot Yves poured into General Malone and
Captain Wise.
Republicans Just from Washington state
that they are given to understand that no ap-
pointments will be made In the nsvy.yard or
outside unless the factions agree in making
0 recommendation.
The store and ice-bouse Of c. f. Hooper,
at Stumpv Point. on Roanoke Island, were
fred by an incendiary and destroyed few
nights ago.
During the month of April there were
iorty-three marriages in Norfolk, twenty
six in the county. and sixteen in Ports
mouth.
East Hanover Presbytery is largely at-
tended. aud the Presbyterians OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth seem to be greatly enjoying
the sessions.
Police Detective w. G. WIlbern has sue
ceeded In capturing aud lodging in Jail a
negro Incendiary ia southampton county
named Dread Jones, who acknowledged
firing barus near Brsnchyille and destroying
several thousand dollars worth OF property.
The county truckers ere now rushing their
aspai sgus crop 10 market. Thousands Of
buuches are going OF daily.
Two OF the retaiLers OF Diamond Kits
circus have been fined 500 each for fighting
aud placed under SI,0CO bonds TO keep the
peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
BAD COMPILATIONS
THE SECRET OF THEIR CAUSE FULLY TX
PLAINRD-WHY LADIES ARE sALLOw AND
MEN PALLID-soME VALUABLE FACTS on
THE SUBJECT.

In passing along the leading streets ir almost
any city In AmoricR to-day one will meet with
but few ladies who have clear comple1ions
Many persons havO tried 70 account for This SAD
fact because Of tie severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning Is wrong. A bad complexion
IL caused by impure blood, and no lazy can 10
really beautiful and no man Tuddy who has dis
essed or impure blood.
The best known way Of keeping tho blood pure
IS By keeping Il circulating. In this way II
passes rapidly through tho lungs, kidneys, ana
liver, and Is constantly purified. But supposng
the system is clogged up.s a. Is frequently me
cass then OF cours0 tho blood becomes impure.
Then far too often men and women take some
powerful purgatlVe. pill, or other substance mat
clears the body quickly, Weakens TIE strength
and leaves the system IN worse coodiuon lhan
before. The only sensible way is % take gen.
tie, pure and natural purgatiYe, moderately put
regularly, ani she highest known medical hl-
thOriiies Of tho day agree that The genuine lui-
ported Carlsbad spruiel salt ia inhuiiely supe-
rior 10 any other natural preparation known 70
the world. IL Is gentle, yet stimulating u ~
pure yet powerful Containing only natural
properties, being eyapOratod from the cele-
brated Carlsbad 9prCCel spring, II cannot nl-fe
ms bodv ia the lcsst aud vet 10 has never lal ed
10 renew life purify the blood. aud thus clear me
complexion. Hundreds Of doctors have given &c
their unqualified endorsements; thousands OF
psOple 20 each year % the Carlsbad NpfuBa, hut
fhey can obtain no creator benefit than by taxing
the Carlsbad sprudel salt IN 10 powdered form.
such as can be procured at any drugstore IN tA9
land. When II il considered that The Cari-Dai
Salt costs practically little more than me cDcap'
questionable. and often injurious salts, pun
gatiyes, and Bitter Waters that sre Ia ne mar
ket, one bottle being sufficient for n9ariy A
month, all persons who keep pace with tue times
and desire only what Is best Will SEQ that n -
20 their interest 10 use only the Carlsbad L4ch
bottle IS in lght-bluc paper cartoon ana has
th6 signature kisner h Meudeison CONT any,
sole agents. on every bottle. Ono bottle mailed
upon receipt o. one dollar. DR.. bJldrs lecture
and pamphlets mailed fres upon application.
Elsner & Mendelson Company. Barclay street.
New York. 10 @-Ha, lux IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

The Southern Planter has been purchased
BY the Southern Planter Publishing Com
ptny, OF which company MIR. t. W. WOOD.
scotsman, OF this city. is president. 1t is
intended 10 continue the publication OF the
journal monthly as heretofore. Colonel w.
c. KNIGHT will continue TO be the editor,
and Mr.. j. f. JACKSON, who is happily de-
scribed as being Gas active as a cricket"
will be business manager and associate ed
ltor. We hope for the Planter larger clrcu'
latioH and increased usefulness. 1t is one oil
VirelniRs constitutions" with which she
would not willingly part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
BLACK GOODS.

Our stock comprises a full line Of choice fab
rics from l0c. yard TO 81 We kindly request
intending purchasers 70 compare our stock and
prices. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

In adopting new rule as to publishing
the weather probabilities, General GREEDY
would do we'll to substitute some other adj
iective for the word "iair," which in bis
vocabulary means cloudy weather without
rain, but which most people understand 70
be synonymous with "clear," and so charge
him with beng bad westher-proD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
nA1lY Hrnfaea.

senator Edward #. Reilly, New YORK,
writes:
STATE or NEx York. SENATE CHAMBER,
"AIBASY, N. Y, March II, 1857.
"some weeks ago while sleign.rldiDg WIS
upset and thrown With great force on the
road. by LEFT side and shoulder were much
bruised, and / suffered great pain. tried
various external remedies without avail.
Fortunately friend brought ms four ALI
cocks Porous Piasters. ! put two on my
shoulder aud two on my side. In two hours
the pain diminished, add slept well that
night l was very much better the next
moraln2, and continued 10 improve for four
days, when ! found myself completely re-
covered. II Is astonishing how quickly All.
cocks Porous Piasters relieve the soreness
and swelling.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
GINGHAAIS.
SATINES.
HANIBURGS.

Just added 10 our stock another large lot Of
Handsome style Edgiugs and lnseriincs,
Flouncings, aud Auoyors at prices Lower lhan
ever Money can DO saved by buying Cf u5.
swiss Edgi-gs aud lnsertngs aud large AS
sortment OF NdinsOok kd2ings and lnserJing@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

LOUISA c. H., Va, April 20, 1880.

LOUISA z. H., VA, April 70, Ib5J,
To the Editor Of the DIspatch
Having seen a good many articles In your
valuable paper suggesting the Names OF Vir-
giuis's prominent sons as candidates for
Governor, am prompted thereby to solicit
space ia your columns 10 suggest the name
OF Colonel William K. AyIttl, OF King Will
liam. lie Is too well known 10 require any
fulsome praise from me-, aud all who know
him will testify that there is no man in Vir-
glnia at this day who possesses a cooler bead, a
warmer heart. or Drawer spirit than be.
Broad and liberal III his views and every
inch Democrat, he is just the man around
whom the party can rally with old time
vigor. Respectfully, Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
STRIKE of Building Trades.

Iby Telegraph % Tho Dispaich.l
PfTTsBrR0H, May LA general strike OF
the building trades was inaugurated for sn
average advance OF % eents per day spd The
union workmen. Nearly all the carpenters,
brickiayers and ioiners, hod.carrlers aud
stone mssons IN the two cities are idle, aud
work has been Suspended on almost every
new building. The strike Affects about 5000
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
Narrow Escape of a Richmond Man.

The Columbus (Ga) Enquirer siys:
About 10 O'Clock yesterday Sunday most
dastArdly and sbockingly scandslous outrage
was perpetrsted on the incoming passenger
train from Macon. When the train was APP
preaching Butler station some unknown
party wantonly and maliciously fred q rifle
or pistol-shot through one OF the car win
dows. For awhile the greatest consierna-
ton prevailed Mr. Z. +. Patterson, OF
Richmond. Va, was sitting IN front OF The
window through which toe shot was hred.
and had Just a hair's.breadth escape from
receiving the ball in tho face. Immediately
after the firing three fellows were seen flying
from 40 ambush ueH the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

The ceotennisl will not have been observed
IN vain II u shah bring some Of our NORTH
ern friends ipio closer familiarity with the
letter and history and 10 . thorough sppre-
citation OF the spirit Of the Constitution.
Bat While TIC instrument Is being studied.
= staAiAd u shsu be. Tor goodness sska LET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

The suggestion OF a correspondent OF the
Dispatch that Richmond have Washington
avenue and that other great Virgluians be
further honored than at present 10 the
naming OF our streets is worthy OF conside.
rafinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

at G. WASHINGTON could see some Of the
pictures OF him 10 the newspapers he would
wish some other fellow had used that Ratchet
on him." Orwould use that razor on hlm-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

An eight>year-old murderer is the latest
Ohio product. Ohio is n progressive State.
Let the Cincinnati COMMENSURATE turn
ITS guns upon the slow state OF civilization
AZ the South"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

"An inventive genius has patented a
voting machine. II is made OF metal" &c.
The Republican party has thousands Of
yoting.machlnes in the South. They are
phony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING I

NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ Of the officers aud members OF II. L. LEE
CAMP, No. ], CONFEDERATE VETERANS, Is
hereby called by Mr.. Thomas A. Drapder. COM
nander OF said camp. under the powers vest
ed In mo as such. aud also upon the requirement
Ia writing OF seven members as provided By the
by-iaHs, 70 take place at No. 81 east broad
street, Richmond, Va, at the h0nr OF o'clocx r.
NJ. on the 7Tn DAY Of MAY, 1883. for the pur-
pose Of carrying out the sales Of the company's
real estate made April II. l,Se and for attending
70 any 0ther business Tat may 10 brought be-
fore the meeting. All officers and members OF
the Camp are requested 10 ettend IN persol or
by proxy. THOMAS A .BRA>DEk,
Commander Ct H. T. Lee Camp, No. I.
90 2S-eodzw Confederate Veterans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

"Uncle SANS experts have pronounced
savannah's water supply perfectly pure"
but the Savannah people would never have
found IL out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

n &E. MITTELDORFER,
~ 81 BROAD STREET.
WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDI-
NARY EFFORTS TO MERIT A

WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDI-
NARY EFFORTS TO MERIT A
LARGE SHARE OF YOUR
PATRONAGE.
IF SMALL PROFITS AND FAIR DEAL
ING WILL ACCOMPLISH ANY
THING OUR PORTION WILL
NOT BE SMALL.
LACE CURTAINS.
FCRJ LACE CURTAINS. ~ yards long, value
5.yard LACE CURTAINS, good value at $3.50.
our price fi.7l
A good ) { URTAIN. our price 1885.
At slo5 We show extra quality WHITE and
FCRu CURTAINS, 81 to yards long. that are
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE at 2, II, "A,
70. &c. yard and up.
CURTAIN SCRIM, yard wide, at6Ac. yard.
Better quality ECRU and FANCY SChiA at
MADRAS CURTAIN DRAPERY. 1Oc. a yard
BRAss-TRTWMED CURTAIN POLES at CSC.
-'''@ TNLHtTDERED SHIRTS.
PLEkTED SHIRTS. reinforced and well made
in every respect, az 49c. -
Our so. LINEN BOSOM SHIRT IL made OF
extra quality Muslin and Linen. In workman
ship they arc equal 70 tho higher price grades.
At 75c We have the regular dollar quality IN
LAUNDERED SHIRTS In plaid aud pleated
DUiOUa
GBNTLEHEN'S LINEN COLLARS in a variety
OF STYLES az iOc. piece. CUFFS AZ l4c. a pair
GENILEAENS SATIN SCAkFS At lac. worth
&c.
Saline WINDSOR sCARFs at &c. worth lOc.
MATTINGS.
Special prices this week on WHITE, RED
CuEChED aud FANCY MATrINGS-
WISDOM SHADES.
HOLLAND SHADES on spring rollor3 at Csc.
Use. BORDERED SHADES st 50c.
Tho regular sl.95 quality LINEN SHADES,
handsome dad0s, al 75c
TABLE LINENS.
SDecial valuo5 in RED and BLEACHED TABLE
DAdASK.
NAPKINS and DOTLIES IN White and Col
orod border at special prices this week.
u. IL l.. MIITELDORFBR,
an 9O-Tu&Th 81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02

our esteemed New York contemporaries re-
fraln from such Internationally ironicsl al
lusious as "a Century Of Constitutional
Government" lest the ghost Of History In
wade their Offices with stuffed club.