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rnrnsrsr sLEgrER rn 81. rAul.

Commencing April 70. tac unian Paeisrs nc
s,s.riana Rcuse,. will fiin fur 1isas . Failnaan
s,s,s0as.; Car from gcrilasd IL 81 isu wttsssss
,nsnre leaving Portland every Nv9n sisJ 1t
an sd, arriving s.. faal iolanlnE Sunaas.
Tsss ar tsfa b3 STE up WITH t@stgfcssrS, psl.
sas.s f.ssts,ss. euEssias aHd l3slcf appliances
isssias nothing ta ~ Furnished b. tie pssseia
e.rs sac will b. iA Shafgs OF = naiioraati
ps,ths eaa be secured AZ tse yesT sew rate Of
q ,er al, unoer or lower fou0ia hcs;a lreu Fort
lasa 10 S. Pau
-. - as sts will he carried ia iris ca.
For rases. taFoaSh tickets. ssseps5 esse9s. es
sa.siset sufarna atlon. arg,s 20 t1e nNAfsst
rseSss AGENT trntea Fsea9 SssseEt, OF T. ".
- l.a,sersl passeszez AScat. Portland.
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APror,ahle WRECK.

Several boxes of oranges aud two boxes OF
California butter were picked up OIL the Tiila-
nook and Nehalem beaches. on the Oregon
coast. several days ago. TIE boxes were con-
signed 70 Seattle aud came from san Francisco.
but nothing was found VIII en- would tend TO
show to what iii-ia'ed vessel the articles be-
Ionsec Some wrecksge was s'so seen. swell
as a numb, OF other articles. and the residents
OF Sehalein and Tillamook are Of the opinion
that xcme vessel has met with n iassnsp, a.
though no news has been received from San
Frar cisco regarding any vessel being overdue.
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Mis.inr Carncnter.

Ellis Bnng. . young carpenter living with
Mr.. s. Robinson. No. 2 Bell street. hss been
missing from his home since last Monday aud
his fseuds are considerably exercised over his
abxencs. He le;t home in search OF work carly
In the morning OF the day be disappeared aid
nothing has been heard Of him since. The
matte. has bcea reported 10 the police. Btng
Is Norwegian, unmarried and II yeaEs OF age
He hiss lived ia seattle for two years
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rhe suinoml.h nr.age.

Mr.. ~ q Conner. Of La Conner. vas In the
city YES esaay. He stated 70 a fosf-iNytLsg-
srSc9s reporter lat evesicg that nothing hes
hfeu done within tie last fcw dass ev TIE peo
ME in that vc.aisy In regard "a tie hssse aercss
~ gwsn.u,lsh slouzh. Tnsy are waiting cevei-
r,,,.,,ts and uul.ss tie bridge company
ehaur,s its plaus as asf,ei viii take further
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LIZ Bcehtcl. postIn ss'sr az Bellevue, yca5ef.
day brought To town the hrst To- OF rive
strawberries They were Enc Of nsy 81 ai5scug
net very large. NJ. Beehtsl SAYS that the sea
son las bees dry fer good Yield aud he thinks
rysres will ne rsfhsr high this season Mr.
p.ehsefs vines ars ths tirs; in the neig hoogaeoi
To bear thl. ssason. as they have hesn for sew
e:si years past
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nRErN - saw 10.

ncxsrS Ssaser 5 Walker YESTERDAY secsT
,s.s =, arhlnsfy fsss tAa reu rslN ~ Ogeen = &c
nom Indiaasra Is. lid, saa Lad = i"rw-fsea
49, - s.tkse The fr&n.e sf the Esfs las
- - .s, t,f same sitae att1 Aessxs- Parker q
Ts,x ,s,s snsa rFsspgtstefs, eSrse e - slsss>a'
- ii,,,s,,er TO Customers witasn twenty dsSA
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Blue Rock GAME.

Exceilent Scores Made 10y the Queen
City Gun club.
regular club saoot OF fhe Queen City Gun
Club took place Saturday afternoon at the race
track. Blue rocks were shot o., and the scores
were as follows
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~. .s.,,,S. FUR ne 81 asesss fast '1es
- - fssslsss. misses assa xeDsss sseFY ysas
ss-~a.,.s .sr rsssssey gcxus.es - eens raaT
chest + S4aAFys
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Ysssex dons. tasges tAe wcatsSins tesaes 20 81
,.s1sst,srx ros,ssx II Mr.. ~ a lNass saAs week.
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IN. Sarsheaa Pacific i a4w sesssaS n.ss'slsss
=. - s.ss tsxssaEh 60 tnsssxo sur 49, see.
s,sss rlass s.a 1sseSe are The szN<ss sAteS Sow
=. e. ,lslgsesg esfy n ssent, 20 -.
ss yee. hessea Niseks 3 fc-kssi. sisPct iaSAsS
~was.s Nest4ses
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n.. f.aies nasisu aa3erwes- xsg1s ais.
n.@sssasax.s tgsEasaeA SG~ssss t2sa&f
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xyn {txs rsxsssss3 g t'ssxs Nezf s@sS w go
- = ssss line Of ssest@a &Rs Use safe&1
:. = 81 nssa s eesKs- Chester tear
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Astonishing Bargains.

1t rule with that goods marked down enn6n ~
lowest price until entirely cleared We mention this tn
may remember the prices quoted by and profit by them
the articles stock For this weeks additions the II -
mention 81
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NEW rlsli Am nAAfkNi SIS
NgN SIS sfnIfkp -

pgr sxprxss Esova Ns~ aefA q l&sse sAAe y
,sssss g.Sartag thsssss Ssesrs
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The FIRST week Of Removal Sale has been great p
This week propose add 6hG =
the list OF
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Four Years on CTuCCneG.
FOR fifteen -ea-s was afflicted with rhess-
natssna, four yesrsos " hsch was compelled
20 GO on erutchss. Nozsss are inadequate 20
express the suffering endured curing that
time During tErse dfteen years Of exis-
eener III was net living, l tried eTesy known
resnedv wsstca. receiving any seaefas.
fra7ly began On Swifs's specifr !. = 81.
which from the first gave rae relief. and eo-
carl am enjoy ing the bsst OF health. and am
: wen man eandidiy belscye that = 3. =.
d the best blood purifier on fhe market to-
dnr. ]. y. TAYLOR. Cuba. No.
Trcatise On Blood and skin Diseases mall
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35c--FIanneI BIouses--'
3c-Fancy LaWns-3c

OF those remarkable sc lawns fancy hgms4
offer you
The III nc continued this week. with Fcsh aooS
Another lot Of those a5c imported French saecns
Remember the ribbed Balbnggan vests, at IsHc I5e -
and zsc
Cotton hose pairs CSC, and s5c and soc paE
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1Oc--Dress Trimmings--10c

complete line, all shades Fifty pieces Of nice dress d
marked down yard
Line OF Torchan aces marked down to Ioc, worth
All remnants Of Torchan lace at half price
Oriental laces, Van Dyke points, marked doVn 10 roc
acc; worth double the money.
White null ties down from sc and soc to I5c and ssc
Chdrcns handmade Torchan lace collars. marked down
Is1zc, I5c and soc
Clearngout line Of China silk chair scarfs u soc
$I.a5 each
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Jndge Llchtenherg held an evening session,
principally devoted 70 the hearing OF the argu.
ment On m application for temporary injunc-
ton IN The cass Of Jasper g Cox W. his ercdi-
ton The plaintiff nIsd petition In insolvency
aa The % of May He mas stock Of goods In
wailA Walla end esattlc The sheriff OF waila
Walla. j y. Mcfarland, has levied upon the
GOODS thcro "a "a execution and Judgment
grated By shs superior court OF waila wslla 10
DswseA JBdse Lichtenberg ordered the
ehsn6 70 aprpaf on the e4th Of May 10 show
fause Why the iDjuuction should not be granted,
esd Issued an order restraining him from sell
Inn }hn Rnods In TIA n, aanfirnn
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sooe q ne three cases assigned for trial be-
sofe ssaEc Humes were tried yesterday. The
cave q James =. NcGowan vs. DAVID NJ Sharks
q - M continued until May ~ In the case
Of stalandtr 4 Neatly vs.. the Farmers and aer.
ensnls Insurance Company. q motion 70 dismiss
nnd Tor Judgment for defendant was offered by
voc defendant, and the case was continued un-
" Aey 2 The eske OF the Seattle Insurance
company W Boyle & Fiiiey was dropped from
we sr'ai calendar. The court adjourned the
morning xeksinn 10 eo.xana flis r,o.nlna
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ihomss Fsnworsh. arraisncd last Saturday on
sasise o. assault With iateat to commit rob
oery. enteref ais Plea before Judge Hures In
me morning. BY the Consent OF tho prosecuting
sssefnes, The charge Of assault with intent 10
sommit robbery. was waived. and the prisoner
Psesa sssiiy 70 the change OF simple assault He
sN sentenced BY Judge names 10 three
months Imprisonment ia tie county ,a!; aud
Tue pay fncut az the costs
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MECHANICS tIkS ESEARLiSnxn
&c irisl OF the salt OF 4 Mnaalw vs.. James
,sapoesi FOR the foreclosure of lneeaanseS' lien
vss BEARD BY Judge Ltehisabegs in The after
seon. The court granted The plaintiff iaasmeat
~ sssa The plaintiff claim Was Ssss for WORK
sao nssesssl uset in the erection OF : house In
~ Denny addition.
AZ herGrY 5UnGNESr
susge lchteaherg decreed thar the Kent
saIaisare Manufacturing Casnnany hsse 4
sSssHsh, by Default against J. 5. Cox sor sS1a6i.
FINED FeE rgpz HITTING.
AZ Oar, CHARGED wish smoking opium. plead
ss.'S ahd was sentenced by Judge Hames 80
fss nne Of 50 aud costs
MISCELLANEOUS FILINGS
complaint against Michael fhsilipS in sui,
- sss collection at pFomlssery note for sies
vas flied by J. scasalsa.
sanses t'fisa nied a complaint demanding
&lsssAs Of the superior cosxt against James
n. Loasaee fer $50 alleged 20 10 due to psala.
AE Fer money leaned.
sSsspa schank Gied suit for the ioEecacssse
- mechanics hea Oh e building Ia latoas
ssssa Tor the Fremsn's Manufacturing Com
~ Tor work d9ne for the contractor Il. L
0aaana Plain iiss claim - ssg-a
iae Joshua lienay Machine Me-ks. az San
rsasiscss, yesterday aaeSi eompisias against
s = f'lisss Ia sa.s for Ire recovery Of sseSs
snrsac
: FFedsrtck began q sass sEslnss G. T. Rss.s
- s.as collection oG pfoEssssess noss fos ssai
~ s-se Claimed as balance due Ger goecis sold
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iae ease oi Tho application Of Minu!e Rogers
Rf temporary restraining of,ler .vsinss ~.
man II. Rogers. her husband. came 40 for hear.
.'k a. o'clock. Both pS<ties appeared by conn.
UA and upon motion ~ the plaintiff the case
ssa dismissed Mrs Rogers elso withdrew her
nplains in the justice court, and lhat case was
tsc dlsmissed,
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lac seattle Terminal Railway aud Flevater
soaFaav hlei with the clerk a notice /, the
OF WASHINGTON aud the S:etson & Peat
- s.aia psny, informing them tat a petition
s.'a - hisae - Judge Stration seT an order
taai . jury 10 cmranellsJ 10 sssess ne da,n.
sees Tor the appropriation ~ a rirh,-nf.way
sap shsfiy feet IA width through the tide lands
s's'iEed Is the s;etSon & Post Nil eamnxny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
ARIcHMoNp ARTIST.
Tho Largest Landscape Painting In tho
ver,a IN, Product Of His Brush.

The Rochester Posi,Erprsss says In
leo hall ON the upper floor OF an east-Main-
nsraet huildiup. there has Just been CON-
s',n.ea an Immense oil painting OF Niagara
LII n ia nearly twenty feet in length
Ia "a covars over 100 square feet OF canvas.
~ nos shown TO our representative this
morning by the painter, III. hottes, an ar
tist of reputation Temporarily residing in
this city, but who was born ana reared in
Richmond. -. A. ILL.,.
hoan at work for nearly q year is, as far az
pnown the largest landscape painting in
IL void It is twice the size of Came
.nn,s NIAGARA in Winter" exhibited here
a few wears ago, for which II is SAID ii. III.
Warner maid $50 600, and since ruined by
Mr. Hotties began his work in the old
Nnseum building, on the Canadian side of
fine Falls. last season. lie took up his re-
sidence at the Falls for several months,
planning the picture ana making studles
so az to take in the ehtlle scene OF ootn
cataracts. which the painting now shows.
About 100 feet down the clitf, near the
hr;dSe was the point selected. II is only
froyn or near this point that full view of
both falls. the cliffs on both sides of the
the river. and the river in the foreground
the artist proceeded with his work
there and on the big canvas in the
Museum building until about two months
AGO. when. to escape the heavy mists and
domnness so near to the cataract, which
had caused him much trouble from the
start he moved the picture tothis city, not
.beinc able TO find room with proper light
and of sufficient size any nearer. He has
been quietly at work on IL here since. The
picture is as striking and beautiful as 1t is
big.
The scene shows the Falls on a bright
summer day. The sky is clear except for a
few feecy white clouds floating over Che
American falls and Goat island. II is a
Great work and would do credit TO any
PAINTER of the day. The artist is Viz
einian by birth and was the first cadet sent
to West Point from that State since the
war. but soon tired Of military training
and quit it tor his favorite study-alt. He
spent much time in Europe under cele-
hrated teachers. He was fellow-student
in Munich with William NJ. Chase. now
president of the Society of American
Artists, Duvaneck. the celebrated lin
pressionist," and other artists now known
TO fame.
Mr. Hotties will leave the city for the
summer in a few days, but may return and
put his paint ne on exhibition IN the fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

The UniteI Banking and Building Company.
Of 92l east Main street. Richmond, Va, are offer-
ing Tor sale limited number Of shares OF its
capital stock, fully paid aud WORCESTERSHIRE.
at 80 per share, the par value OF which II elO.
A SD dividend Of q per cent. per anpum, pay
able acmi-annually, will be paid on the price OF
the stock. This stock also participates IN Tue
general profits Of the company and the amount
paid tor .ame can be Withdrawn at any time
after TWO years from dato Of certificate. The
capital stock OF the company Is il,mO,0O The
officers OF the company are; Lewis II. Blair,
president: Howard ID. Hoge. yice-presldent
and treasurer Samuel s. Flam, secretary. Di-
rectors-W. j. johnson. president Citizens Bank
OF Richmond: Adoiphus Blair. VI Adolphns
Blair q Sons. wholesale grOcers; HoNa ID.
H0ge, OF Roberts " hose, wholesale boots ana
shoes: II. A. McCuriy, Of Quarles u McCurdy,
real estate agents: Lewis h. Blair, OF stephen
Putuey 81 Co, wholesale boots ami shoes. We
commend this stocx to the public and especially
70 conservative investors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
A GREAT " EEK !

/ Busy? No name for it, Driven,
rushed, overrun in fact Impossible to
handle the trade. Half hundred e1-
pert salespeople don't do it! Ladies
have to wait their turn to get waited on
and many cannot be attended to at al.
This " RELIEF SALE" has got to be
craze that's all there's to 1t lis
neither prudent, profitable, nor fashion
able to stay away from it. "On to
Miller & Rhoads !" has supplsnted the
old war.cry "On to Richmond" Nine
out of every ten ladies You meet will tell
you that they're going to or coming
from the great "RELIEF SALE. "
The necessity that started this sale grows
as the sale goes. The urgency becomes
greater the nearer we approach the end.
This weeks prices are FAR LOWER
ON EVERYTHING than last week
and this weeks trade will increase. in
the ratio of the decrease. No matter
whether you have had a piece of this
.'RELIEF SALE" or not you'll feel
all the better for getting bigger and
better piece this week. The cutting all
around is severe and systematic. Every
department and everything in every de-
partment is made to swell the sensation
of this great sale. Such prices as "Iule
the roost on our most fancitul things
have never been approached in this
city, aud it is highly probable that they
will never be so low again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
The MAYORS MEDAL.
II ts to BE Given for the Best Essay on tho
Life OF Mr. Davis.

Soon after the death Of ex-President JET;
fersou Davis Mayor Ellyson offered a gold
medal to the pupil Of the High School VINO
would write the best essay on the lie and
character of that gentleman.
The contest for this reward has peen
spirited. The manuscripts have been
handed the Mayor, and last night, they
were submitted to Rev. Dr.. Landrum.
Hon. George l.. Christian, and Mr.. carton
Mccarthy. the committee selected to de-
eide the contest.
These gentlemen did not have the names
of the writers. The compositions were
numbered and the names OK the authors
kept by the Mayor. The committee VIII
report as to which number deserves the
prize.
The medal is very handsome. On one
side the name of jefferson Davis is INSCRIBED
on a Confederate pattle-fiag IN gold ana
enamel with the motto DO Vendioe. On
the reverse side is the following: Pre-
sented BY J. Taylor EllysoD, Mayor OF Rich
mond. Va, 1880. Best essay on jefferson
Davis"
The name of the winner of the, prize
will not be made known until the night OF
the commencement of the High School,
when the medal will be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
COUNTY COURT OF HYNRIco.
Sent On for Burglary-Other Cases.

In tie Police Court yesterday morning
Cornelius HaIriiA q coal-bIack young nSS
entering tne house OF Marshall stephens IN
the nighttime and stealing a satchel con-
tanning SO worth of clothing, the proper
ty Of Robert Robinson. Theyoung colored
lawyer. Chiles. appeared az counsel for the
accused and made big fight to secure the
discharge Of his client, but Justice CTutch-
field thought the evidence was sufficient
to warrant him in 60 dong and sent Harris
on to the grand jury Of the Hastings Court.
A further examination was held IN the
case of Lewis Heck, charged with exhibit
ing the shell game on the Lee-monu-
ment grounds, and lie was discharged, the
evidence failing to sustain the charge.
Henrietta st. Clair and Hattie Harper
(both colored) CHARGED with Fighting and
creating a disturbance in the yard OF
Thomas Cooley. Surety required for thirty
days in the sum of 500.
andrew Gentry and Frederick Cannon
charged with stealing lot Of canned corn,
the property Of some person unknown.
Surety required tor thirty days in the sum
of SOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

FINE BLACK SILK FIsH-NETS AT soc.
award 10 phenomenon IL Intrinsic value.
Sold for a dollar last week; tomorrow
soc. does DUTY. FUN 10 inches wide
PURE SILK LA TOsCA DRAPERY
NETS at sl.25 are true exponenis Of e1-
trome necessity selling. Last week they
brought "quarter" u yard more To-
morrow your choice for Sl.25. Fun -
inches wide!
PURE SILK DOUBLE-TWISTED Ia
TOSCA DRAPERY NETS thu! were cut 70
Sis last wees ore Still further cut 70 81. -
this week, and at this price you savo hall
q dollar yard. Is Il worth sayingi
Those 4-INCH PURE SILK FISH
NETS. with three rows Of solii silk bands
woven in ths fabric, trimming the skirt,
cat from g. TO fl.5 yard. are marvellous
bargains GOol dresssrs shouldntfa 10
10 get Diece
sonethin extra cheap and extraordi-
nary pretty are those 45-lNCH PURE
SILK fISH-NETS, with four rows Of solid
sils.woyen bands, cut 70 fl.75. see what
you think Of them
Something startling in the HENRI
ETA line Il a magnificent lot OF 40-INCH
BLACK HENRIETTA ia two distinct
shsdes at sOc., cut down from 75c. Better
save "a srter
FRENCH sEBAsTOPOL 10 French
weayes. let black. at 5sc. q yard Is a
money-saver OF impor ance. Last week
the Joe ntical goods brought 75c
just think OF buying fine BLACK DRAP
DfAINA for 15c. yard Dress silks,
mind you, that never sell anywhere un-
8s-ISCH CREAM ALBArRoSs. ail-wooi
10 the core-no cotIon-mixed, but good
sleeps wool-at S1sc. Is such an excep-
tionsi sacrifce that IL will be about tho
f,rst Of Ali the "leaders " TO run out IL
IA orr o1rn SOC. grade and cut from
irregular at that aud putting IL in now
for syL.c. ia a. near half actual price 40
ANYTHING can well be. Don't miss IL!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
FourIoaees Fraternal Circle.

There are now four lodges Of tie Order
of the Fraternal Circle in Richmond. the
last one having been organized last night
at Elects Hall. and the following officers
elected for the term ending December
Slst: Past President, j. r. Lamkin; Presl-
dent. William l.. DAVIS: Nice-Preslqent'
Harry Worthen Chaplain, o. F.. Philips;
Marshal. Z. +. Richardson; Secretary. j.
w. Parker: Treasurer. Albert Mitue; Inner
Guard. Il. NJ. BIannan; Sentinel. +. A.
Francisco; II. Z. Franklin. medical ex-
aminer.
Tue above officers were duly installed by
Deputy J. A. Cosby. The order pays SIS
per week sick benefits. $500 il two years
on the payment OF an assessment OF -,
$500 on the establishment OF permanent
disability. and II coo at death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
ncnth from an Accident.

Mr.. Muscoe E. Loving, Of the firm OF
Loving & Brother. builders. died at 1852
p. NJ. Yesterday at his residence, No. Cos
north Twenty-ffth street, IN the twenty
ninth year of his age.
While at work on Thursday last on q
building which he and his brother were
erecting Mr.. Loving fell and received in
;uy; H Which caused his death.
Deceased, who was highly esteemed by
all who knew him, was unmarried, but
leaves mother and brother. His funeral
will take place at P. NJ. to-day from the
Third Christian church. corner of Twenty
sixth and Marshall streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

But why ennmcrate THIS is ih,
climaxical period OF the most stu,nfy
overplus slaughter eyerat.em' Gel ut.3
history OF the dry-goods trade, 30 GIG
section at least. When We s'ait 80
did so not from choice, but ir.a r..e,.
slty. We explained the caus- t4at.,l
to such bold, desperate driye SO ar
at least as the public were inter stad
and with what faith and conGiel,, or
initial announcement WAS received t9
wonderful business Of tho past three
weeks unmistakably attest. And Wy
not? When commercially less impor.
tant than weare to-day We never STOPPED
to sensational olap-trap nor misrcp'e.
sentation to draw trade. We believed
the honest, legitimate course the ies';
we adopted it, and We have never L-d
any reason to reirace orr steps.
Strengthened by success and .oftUc.m
the confidence Of an intelligent l.il
We propose to go on as We have begun,
respecting ourselves and applying to
golden rule with clean American hands
We announce for this week ..st Of blr'
gains that would ordinarily be- waoas
for any merchant to attempt, hat a' W.
have already stated there are urgent rc'
sons pressing the conversion OF ourDl.r
nous stock into cash and ior t-e tIll
being the question OF cost, profit rios
cannot avert the particularuer. iy tla'
calls for this Relief sale-who,e raua
is on every lip and whose fame shd
confined to this city, but sweep broa.'
cast throughout the state. 30 with
US early tomorrow and early and
often every day Of the week. Wen ny
and press some extra sa., speople into
service so that d couple Of expert sales
ladies can call here to-mouy" ana 80 TO
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Artificial Ice.

The Transparent-Ice Company have put
in their factory, at the northwest corner OF
Canal and Adams streets f;teen-ton ma
chine, made by the Richmond Ice Machine
Company. and it was gwen a test yester-
day evening, though it will not be in com
plete working order for several days. with
il the factory Will be ableto turn out thirty
tons of ice per day. Mr.. Hermann Schmidt.
who is the owner Of this property and
president of the machine company, said
last night that he proposed to make still
turther endorsements.