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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

BoRN--January -, 1890, al ,
o'clock =. IN 10 w. A. Kinney and
l.. A. Thurston, II "Daily Times. -
DIED-Febluarv .. 1890, poor little
"Times,' ago I'D days. Rip.
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THE regular meetings OF the ST.
Andrews Sewing Society will he re
sumed in the Sunday school rooms,
tomorrow, Tuesday afternoon, At y
o'clock.
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TnE Royal Hawaiian Band gave
All appropriate concert in front Of
the German Consulate (H. Hackfeld
4 Co.'S hnilding) ut noon, in honor
OF Emperor William ii. S birthday.
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NOTICE.

THE Hawaiian Rifle Associations
l. Range. King street. il CLOSED from
this date All persons are hereby for.
hidden to practise over above Range
until further notice. BY order.
!, II. SOrER,
President h. X. A.
Honolulu, Jan. "a, 1880. 4Gl lw
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DEPARTURES.

Sttnr J A Culnmins for koolan at IN
Stmr Pcle for kona ports ut Ten
Stmr kilauea lIou for lIamukua ut g u IN
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at D pm
Schr Hawaiian for Koola,i
Schr kauikeaouli for Kol,ala
Schr kulamanu for Hawaii
Stmr james Makec for kapaaa 5pm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

THE "Hawaiian Commercial Sales.
rooms" are - new institution, the
merits Of which are described in an
advertisement.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANIMAL meeting of the Kapio.
l. lani Park Association will be held
a, the rooms of the Chambe, Of Com.
merce,, on TUESDAY, the 28,h inst. at
|, O'clock A. 81.
w. NJ. GlFFARD,
3Bj IL Secretary.
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II. BARNFIELD, artist, announces
the opening of art classes Tuesday,
Friday, and Saturday, at different
hours.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY JAS. +. MORGAN
At 10 a. M, at residence OF H..
German, 20 Beretania street, house
hold furniture, etc.
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that Equitable holds smakahle
Wol
holds larger surplus and givc
company r bennington spa Courier. .....+
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JAS. +. Morgan will sell furniture
at the residence III the late Chas.
Hansman, ten o'clock Wednesday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

With the piful of
Of them ALT for the Equitable Life Assurance the United
States. Dublin l.yccum
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the ELECTION.
list 1r Opposing Tirkrt- Ou r.e
niWtErat 1siDads.

Isst Gf Opposing Tickets Ou i.e
uiTerrat 1siU.ds.
Rstorm. independent
OAHU.
HOUSE, or NoBLEs
w e. Wilder J 4 Cumm'nS
VI NJ Robinson III \ Widemann
W q Smith i = Walker
Six Years.
J Dowseit DIV Pua
Robert Lishmuu f. Muller
X j Greene &c Maciar'.nr
-Four Wears.
: VI Kaaukai John Phillips
r. = tunha III Il trabbe
BF Dillingham; C.I Mrcarthy
Two Years.
HOUSE on RfrREsENTAriNGs
First District.
Cecil Brown J T. Bush
Second District.
) h Kane W II Cumming.
Third District
MA GonSa'ves A Marques
Fourth District.
James I Morgan Il II I.ucn.
Fifth District.
" G. Arhi II " Wilcox
sixth District.
j !. kaulukOu j laikuli
Seventh District.
ANTIQUE Rosa
Eighth District.
Il / DnW .ptf 4 kliiht
HAWAII.
iIOrsr or MOBILES.
j kauhanr = Parker
} NJ linrnrr i kaulane
SiN Years.
II II Hind EA Burchard,
j Wight II u Hind
Four Years.
Saml Parker Narsdcn
& II Wrtnor- W u Purvis
Two Years.
liol,E OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
south nio.
II Rycroft j Nuwahj
Central Bilc.
'''b IbihtI
North Ililo.
Albert Hurnrr j Ma,tnou
lIamakuu.
W II Richard j X kuumamano
koha,a.
j W Moanauli j X Kahooknn"
| kuna.
NV u Waipuualei G. l. Knmnuoha
| 4 4
N Apih j kapahn
iioCSr OF Nonifs.
II = Baldwin " II Daniels
W \ llOrner VIM Goodness
Six Years.
w II Cornwell j Kamakcle
RD Walbrilge Antoine B"rba
| Four Years.
Jas Anderson co Berger
l. Won 'fempsky, Daniel Logan
Two Years!
lIouSr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wailuku.
| w n MahakOa u w L kancali
Patrick Cockett John W kalua
Makawao.
W ii lialsteal W Ii kaln
llama.
Jos l. Kawainui Z Kamai
I.ahaina.
W White j Nazareta
MOlOkai.
Az Kapaehsole
j knpihea
KAUAI.
HOUSE Of MOBILES.
G IN Wilcox A Dreier
Six Years.
PIP kanOa
Four Yeats.
Panl lsenbcrg
Two Years.
Horsr OF REPRESENTATIVE,
iIanalei.
Wilcox Isaac
I.ihue.
w II Ric. w II Kiha
Waimca.
'. knndSen Jos Apukai
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Gaitp Bullet"
MONDAY, JAN. 27, 1890.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
Stun l.ikclikc from Maui
Jan 81 -
Schr kaulilua from I.ahaina
Schr Waichu from Kahuku
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ART CLASSES

nRAWlNG and Painting in oils
~ and water colors, Monochrome
Crayon, Etc, on Tuesdays and Fridays
afternoon, AMI Saturdays morning and
afternoon.
u. BARNFiELD, Artist.
Sprcckels' Block. Font street.
4Bt Tvs
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ANNUAL MEETING.

TNliE annual meeting of the German
l. Benevolent Society will lie held
on WEDNESDAY, January ~, 1890, AT
the office Of II. a. Widemann. Est,
Merchant street, at 3 o'clock y. NJ.
j. ECkARUr. %
AZ 81 Secretary
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Views Of the British Press.

The Equitable shows figures equal those Of the national balance
sheets of cpcctabcsd The Insurance World Of
London.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

The Equitable Life Assurance colossal II Il
unique and
place kindred Institutions The Irish Insurance Banking
Financial Journal
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

HAWAIIAN and foreign jurors arc
required toa.tend the Supreme Court
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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THro. II. Davies X Go. have u
pnlariscope To sell.
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German Sausage Market

lust opesed in armstrong; Block"
81 near King Street Bridge. For sale
fresh daily--Hcad Cheese, Frankfurter,
Bologna. Frying, Liver, Smoked and
ether Sausagcs.
JACOB Philip,
4GO Il Proprietor.
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REGISTRATION in lst precinct, iih
District, is elsewhere advertised.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-27

The largest OF American Life On rs and therefore tn" argr',
World is the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the L. s. a
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: = - ~ :
WANTED

4 SITUATION as Sugar Clerk or
"A Night Waterman At Il mill, or u
place rs Luna on good plantation.
Has experience and can furnish good
reference. Call or address M. 4. r."
BULLETIN Office. All II
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ATTENTION OF voters in second pre-
cinct OF first district is called to the
registration notice revised to-day.
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IMPORTANT to ALL!

ESPECIALLY to those who believe
~ in cqual rights, "Ilc American
Sentinel" weekly paper, the object of
which Is To show the evils OF "Rsli giOus
Legislation One or more cupieb Of
diiteIen, dates can br had free, by APP
plying personally or by post 10 the
undersigned ~
N. +. BURGESS,
Honolulu, Il. |.
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ANNUAL meeting "i kapiolani
Park Association II o'clock to.nof-
row.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. Justice Dole prcsides at cham.
bcrs this week.
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M. THOMPSON,

Counselor, gives the law and the autho.
rites In writing, answering questions
OF law and facts submitted to lin, and
Indicates the proper course Ohice :
Corner King and Bethel streets, Homo,
lulu. 4Bl lwt
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r.s. Wond he glad to hear from
the other islands. 488 wv
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The office that has done the most promoting safe and liberal Lie
Insurance the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the T. s. London
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the OIL TRUST.

Alleged to he s;hUving Inferior aad
Dangerous Kerosene an Homo.
Iuiu.
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Surplus ............. ............... go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
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Building-Laws and Inspection.

AZ Richmond IL now far advanced on the
road to metropolitan proportions and as
year after year building operations here
grow greater and greater. soon 1t will be
worth our whileto enquireif the adoption OF
building and inspection-laws will not DO
beneficial. A competent inspector working
under wisely-framed ordinances could be
of vast service to the property-owners, to
the architects. 10 the contractors, and to
the community at large.
Not so very many years AGO people gen.
orally thought that architects were I'M
necessary Injuries save in connection
with great public buildings. Now 1t Is the
exception rather than the rule whore they
are not employed; orat least where houses
are built without architects drawings.
The Increasing beauty Of the city estab-
fishes the wisdom Of this course and iusti-
fies the additional expense. Here. as ev-
erywhere else, talent directed in q SPECIAL
line produces tho best results possible.
The mere suggestion OF the creation OF
the Office of inspector Of buildings arouses
with some the fear that private rights will
be invaded and imperilled; that such an
officer would become dictator and that
he would undertake 20 decide precisely
how each proposed building should be
planned and erected. Nonsense. Scores
of cities of this country have pro6ted by
the services Of sucn officers. Richmond
will follow their example. The only ques-
ton is whether the time to begin has yet
arrived.
Let us think about it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Advertising Richmond.

In this dsv and generation of energy and
enterprise cities and towns advertise them
selves just as merchants do their wares.
You ear scarcely pick up a newspaper OF
large circulation that does not have
columns Of notices setting forth the tran
tcendant beauties, the unequalled attrac-
tions, and the incompatible advantages OF
this, that, and tho other place. These an
nouncemonts are generally accompanied
with offers of exemption from taxation, or
of free water.power or Of free sites fo-
new manufacturing enterprises. aud the
Invitation is extended to all persons inter
ested to send tor pamphlets and maps.
Towns more than thousand miles from
Richmond have spent here hundreds of
dollars in advertising.
What have we done in thisr especty
What inducements are we prepared 70
offer?
So far as the city press can do it all adj
vertisng of Richmond is ioyfully given
free of charge. Few days pass but that in
come form or other Richmond's claims TO
the consideration Of investors are not pre-
scented through the medium Of her own pa
pers We can recall as of repeated occur
renee instances where each Of the dailies
here has given pages of space TO boom"
she city; such matter. too, as in the city
whose press is most often presented to US
as an example for imitation, would have
been charged for at the ratio of thirty cents
Q line. Here it was published gratis and
with extraordinary prominence.
Our papers will continue their good
work. They would gladly give pages
where they now give columns if the public
spirit of the community would furnish
them with the material; that is 10 say,
would enable them TO say oftener than now
that new mandatory has been started
that an old plant has been enlarged; that
hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been subscribed to build new railroads,
hotels, &c.
Among newspaper-men the exceeding
liberality of our press in keeping our peo-
pies enterprises before the public is pro-
verbal. But isn't il too much to
ask-isn't it unmerciful to the reader-to
"sing the same old song" every day in the
year New enterprises will give the local
Journalists fresh material TO write about.
This is what they want.
Now. how are We to draw capital and
population here?
There is but ono way-by offering in
ducements greater than those of our CON-
petltors.
Our historic Tenown, our beautiful eli
mate, our vast water-power, our extensive
system of railroads, all these indeed count
for much; but more is needed. We SHOULD |
Q6y special Inducements. DO we offer any !
now? We do not but we can if We will. |
That done we should advertise in distant |
States-in other words, push Richmond |
just as a thorough merchant pushes his own
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
posst COMPANY Of Baltimore, and the Plan

post Company of Baltimore, and the Plan
tors National Bank Of Richmond"
Mr.. Olcott Is the president OF tn, Cen
trail Trust Company of New York, Mr.
Dickey represents Brown brothers ar.
Stock Exchange. Mr.. Bulge represents
Hallgarten & Co., Mr.. Gardner is the presl-
dent Of the New York Southern society,
aud MIR. Gill is the president of tho Mer-
camille Trust Company, Baltimore.
To our friends and correspondents IN
England and at home we beg to cal. aften-
ton of this movement TO settle th,' debt
question Of Virginia, aud would a1rise
them TO give il their hearty concurrence
and active support. Not one dollar of ex-
pense is required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Lemon Elixir.

A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
For biliousness aud constipation, take lemon
Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache, take Lemon
Elixir.
For sIeeplossness and nervousness, take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility, take Lemon
Elixir.
For fovers, chtlls, and malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any OF the
above diseases, all OF which arise from torpid
or diseased liver. stomach, Kidneys, or bowels.
Prepared only by Or. H. MOTLEY, Atlanta, Ga.
Doc. aud & per bottle Sold by druggists.
PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
After ten years OF great suffering from indi-
gestion. with great nervous pr0strGtion, bilious
ness, disordered kidneys, ana constipation,
have boon cured by Dr. MOzley's Lemon Elixir,
aud aB now well man.
REV. C. c. DAVIS,
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
No. Is TstDAll street, Atlanta, Ga.
FROM PROMINENT LADY.
have not been able IN Two years to walk or
stapd without suffering great pain. Since taking
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir can walk half a mile
without suffering the least Inconvenience.
MRS H. II. BLOODWOkTH,
ap 6-SutOclfr Grnin, Ga.
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SCHOOL, COMMANDMENTS

10 pieces ORIENTAL LACE FLoUNCING that
pa at ISc. a yard for exactly one fourth It's
ialue-that is, at i9c- yard. II is excep-
ionany cheap. and the ~ pieces at I9c. d
ard Will not last long.
80 pitces WOOL CHALLIES that sold two weeks
ago at 2Jc. ayard, tho same quality now I69sc
ayard Some rare aud choice styles
LoTet DOTTED FlsH-NEr thatsold at q yard
INV 69c. yard;
vANllYKE POINT BLACK LACE NET that
scd at 7Sc yard now 49c. a yard
HEMSrITCHRD SWISS FLOUNCIN9-some-
tnpg real pretty-fully worth CSC, for soc.
yatd;
CREAM CHALLI st 1876;
CREAM CASHMERE, yard wide, a. sc. worth
i5.:
CREAM and WHITE MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE
atgHc. worth 5oc. yard
ALL-S.I.k BLACK SUkAH, truly worth Soc, will
DO told this week at Sc. yard;
JAPANESE FANS at S, 10. Is, and Csc. ap,ece
worth Just double our price:
Fine GkUZR FANS at 50 and 75c worth nc and
fL.5;
NAVY Blue and CARDINAL PRRCALR BOYS,
Shirt AlSIS at sOc., never sold for less
thsl 5Oc.;
BOYS OUTING SHIRTS, SOC. quality now s7c.
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS reduced to sic apisce:
MEMS OUTING SHIRTS. &c. apiece;
FRENCH FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS were
$50, special price Csc. apiece:
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, lOc. apiece
GENTLEMEN's LiSLg-THRRAD SHIRTS and
PANTS, the Usual use. quality only s5c.
apiece
Fine GLORIA SILK PARASoLs-A new and "a
lect line Just opened at sI25, actual value
ii.7s.
We can save money for you lf you arc In mead
OF an UMBRELLA, We have u big stock and az
low, popular prices. "- -
BLEAcHED TABLE DAMAsE, cheap at CSC. a
yard;
FIGURED MuLLs at isc. a yari:
sortmeni OF styles;
Loo yards extra nne INDIA NULL. in ram
psnts. worth ioc yagd. our price e. a yard-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

There has just been unveiled at Chat
ham, England, statue 10 General Cor
DON, the hero of the Soudan. Tie subject
is represented on the back Of camel.
Tho work is decidedly unique, but is de-
clarel SUCCESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
A Sad Home DING from the dwelling.
fgtauutOn NindlcatOr.i


William Thompson, the industrious sec:
tiou-master Of the Grcenesville section of
the Shenandoah-Vallev railway. went to
Richmond TO the monument unvciling last
week. On Saturday his wife with their
little three-year-old boy went to her
fathers, near the Shenandoah-Valley de-
pot. The little boy strayed out on the
track, and lato that evening tho south
bound train ran over and killed him. The
poor little fellow was cut in two, his head
being on one side of the rail and his body
on the other. When the father returned
from his pleasure ripSaturday evening he
was met by the shocking news.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
EDUCATIONAL.

C,WATHMORE COLLEGE, SWATH-
- MORE, PA.-Opens ninin month. ninth, 1870.
Thirrv minutes from Broad street statioa Phiia-
dsI.his Tndor care Of Friends. Fun college
Courses for BON sexes leading 10 Classical, En-
ngineeriSg. Scientific and Literary degrees.
Heelthtul location, extensive grounds, build.
inos ma nine ops, laboratories, and libraries.
~, ,,,II nayflrllsrs address WILLIAM n. APP
pLgrON. IN. D., Acting President my 3l-eods9t
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BustIes Bustlcs six different styles, 10. IS, II. 20,
% and sc. newest shapes.

BustIes Bustes, six different styles, 10. IS, II. 20,
%, and PC. newest shapes.
SIMMER CORsET.--Cnll for the " Breeze"
our famo as zoe. summer Corset.
LACE CAPs.-Tho sample lace Caps are sell
ing RAPIDLY. Some very good bargains sul hero.
Some worth 81 Is ct G0c. worth SOC. al &c.
sofno worth say at 81.
OIL-CLOTHS.-Ours nre oil warranted. You
can let wgter stand on thom overnight and IL
does no: affect tho cloth. From is inches to "a
yards vide.
Best Tape, 1c. roll;
Best English Pms. &c. paper:
Oakley's Dime Glycerinc soap. &c. cake;
best Palm Soap, &c. cake; -
Marechal-Noil dose soap. same as All, 12c.
Gaze;
Cashmere Bouquet. the 25c. Soap, nc. cake;
Best Black SKIRT Braid, Be. roll.
Fast Black Dnrning Cotton, &c. dozen rolls;
yards Tourist Ruling in "A box FOR l5c.;
Leonard's Best Embroidery SIX, all colors, &c
dozen:
Best Hair-Pns. &C. paper:
Best Household Ammonia, Sc. bottle-large bot
ties.
IS inches wide All Wool Lace Bunting, splendid
quality, SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
MATTINGS.
Our Gales stlll Increasing, hundreds OF rolls
1elng so.l. Prices lower than over.
HOW - THtSf
A ROLL 40 yards PERFECT MATING 4
FOh BIS
the hennflf-lI lnsertol Mn,fInr.


Sec the beautiful insertel Mating;
See tho Chinese Dama4k at s1c. worth i0c.:
SEQ the japanese Imperial Mating ~ i5c. worth
Be-
See tho extra heavy beautiful patterns, ., IN.
-, 70, aud l7c
Look at our assortment OF Black silk Ncts:
A. inch striped La IOsca Net at go. worth $3.50
43-iuch All SIX Fish-Se,. 13c. worth 81
Largo P0lka-Dot All silk Brussels Set, 81 worth
Sl,O:
Polka-Dot In TOsca SILK Net ~ Sc. worth sizes:
SEQ tho French Butterfly Pattern SILK Net at
sl.5O worth s25O.
1900 yards Remnants =, ~ asdia Linon, 20c.
qualities. 80 100. yard
20 pieces White india LiuOn Jc.--thO Zoe. grade
800 yards Remnants White Inia Linon, l25<c.
grade. 40 &c. a yard.
Best French Percale stirring ant Dress
figures and stripes, &c. yar3:
Also, tho wide Iurkey-Red and iudigo-Blue Per-
cales. o.. @ yard.
Swiss Flounriags, =. 3. ], and H.. yards wide,
boautitul patterns aud low prices.
Soc what Bargains we are showing In Mitts and
Gloves.
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LOST. sTaAysD. AND seoso.

y OST FROM MY PHAETON.
4 Tnnrsdey evening. Juno 5,h, n SAPcHRi.
Containing my purse with eish' or nine dollars .
also, blue hsrnsa ven ana ia D osnss ,'s srt
ss ~. ns1,ca Of Inc Mutual Assurance socis,y'
No. l0i4 east Main street 70 S-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Some good bargain IN smyrna Rugs:
2ixis, 81;
SlT5l, s22j;
36z1e, S32j;


35z1s, s325;
Small Mats, 4jc.
All colnrs In Shcep7kln Rugs:
shoepskin Rugs cleaned and dyed without In
jurirg tho guilty.
AUTHORIZATIONS In order 20 Increase our
Gales IN Baby-Carfisgcs we will oicr for one
week So Carriages Tor S25, so Carriages tor SO
$3.50 Carriages Tor 1870 Sis Carriages Tor ilf,
81 Carriages for Si2 81 Carriages for 81 aud 30
on down. Our carriages arc tho only ones
having tho dOublo-spOLe wheel-an uDdeniably
great Advantage.
See our Gontcmen's Balbriggan Underwear.
Extra special values In them.
Gentlemen Teck scarfs &c.:
Boys Windsor Scarfs, b.
B0ysi DO Bcrbor Satin W.uIsors. l0~.;
GeDtlcnen's Scarfs AZ @jc.-s regular 5lc. Scarf;
50c. Windsor TOE, light and darA colors, &c.
English Cncyiot Remnants, splendid for boys
pants and shirts. worth l2$c. n sac.
Lovely Inserted Plaid aud Striped Organdes,
regular 25c qualities, A. l2&c. yard.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODs-Wo have placed
on our centre counter remnants OF Norsted
G0ois Of every grade, which shall DO closed out
regardless OF value.
4 basketful Of Hose, %, %, and lGc qualities,
your choice iJc. pair.
Splendid Black Jerseys al &c..
COat-B Buck Cream Jerseys, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

CHALIJES -NOWhore but hore is 10 be seen
such q beautiful limo Of Chsilios, In cotton and
wool effects. fleliotrope effects, Green elects
Black and White. shepherd Pi6ids. scroll pat
patterns-in fact everything imaginable Ia Chal-
lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
II OF IG II Il.

GRAND EXCURSION TO NOR
VI FOLK BY RESCUE COUNCIL. No. ]. JR. 0.
Z. A. 81, via Chesapeake and Ohio railway SAT-
URDAN NIGHT, June q, 1890 Fifteen hours in
Norfolk. Plenty Of time 10 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View. and the navy-yard. Special coaches
for ladies and their escorts Special car for col
ored people. Train leaves Chesapeake and
Ohio depot SATURDAY NIGHT, juno a1st. at IL
O'Clock sharp. Returning, leaves Norfolk At .
O'Clock sharp. Tickets for tho round trip, $3.50.
je SIS H. 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

All Wool Black. 3s-inch Henrietta, the Coo. quail
ity, zoe. yard.
Another lot OF those very wido sattecns, I2Hc.
grade, SIC. yard.
SHEPHERDS PLAID WOKSTBD GOODS
Black aud White Shepherds PIsids Blue and
White shepherds Plaids.
Outing Cloths. plGids stripes. and solid, beauil-
fui styles, solid brown, blue, cream.
100 dozen All Linen Lsdies Collars, oil sizes, &C.
apiece:
Cuffs, &c. pair.
Ladies' Lluen shirt-Fronts, the &c. kind, at 25c
Black Nun's-Yeiiing single and double width,
BLACK Chsli.
solid Pink, Bluc, Cream, Red, and Cardinal
Chslli.
solid-Coiorsd Corded Chaili, pink. light blue
white, rod, hclIotrope, gray, salmon. SIC
STAMPED LINEN GOODS.-Somo splendid
values IN Tides, splashers, Buffet scarfs, Tray
Covers, Mats.
1000 llttlo Mats at SC. hpieco-all linen;
Splashers az TO-. worth IJc.;
Buffet scarfs. IS, e, 81. -, 9sc.. ard sl25
Lovely Dotted swiss, six different eized dots, az
special prices.
Cashmere shawls, in all coors. solid and figured,
al-wool, full size, pink, blue, cream, and
black. 81
Black -and-Whitc Full Size Checked stawIs. soc.
ladies' and Chiidren's Black Ribbed Hose, all
sizes. extra value, O.. pair