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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Consins.
RICHMOND, VA, October II, 1890.

RICHMOND, NA.i OClOoel ~ lp0v'
To the Editor Of the DispGtch:
Accept my thanks for your answer to
nv note OF the 9th instant. May |
trouble you with another question 2
You agree with me that the children Of
first cousins are second cousins. VIII
YOU then please tell me what kin would
be to the children Of my first cousin ?
SUBSCRIBER.
"Cousin is a royal word and we are
not surprised that our correspondent IS
DESTROYS OF knowing all its meanings a
Virginia lady of the olden time used it
once in our hearing in speaking to a
nephew of hers whom she did not wish
to address as "ThomAs," he being per-
son of considerable dignity. We did not
ut that time know that there was any au-
thority for such use OF the word, but
we afterwards came across it in Locke.
Now for the answer. You would be
their second cousin.
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MIsKR's HOARD.

Afraid to trust the banks he always
kent his hoard by him, which was gen
erslly estimated 20 mount up into the
thousands Night before last two men
called at his mill ostensibly to buy
,noo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
state /. progressive generally and in no
oharoctar Of its agricultural methods.
View York Politics.

The Fmpjre State is in many respects
.ba admiration OF the Union. Her
great city enlists the affections OF the
. and southerners especially feel
attached to it because it is Democratic.
We watch with interest all political
,,,ovaments there and deplore every
breach that is made in the ranks oil our
party. 80 a.
The alliance of Democrats with the
Republican party, even IN purely mu-
n;c;pal matters. alarms us. We cannot
but regard such unions with Jealousy
and as likely to weaken party allegiance
when the great presidential contest OF
1892 comes on. Such a coalition or iu-
SION now exists in New York city as
must give to every honest Democrat
serious cause for apprehension.
The Peoples Municipal League in
that city has so many parsons IN Its
membership that it is nicknsmed the
Parsons Municipal League. The ayowed
purpose Of this organization Is the telec-
ton Of municipal officers who shall be
independent of political character and
the securing Of city government con
dueted upon business principles alone.
They recently appointed committee to
make nominations. These gentlemen,
instead of choosing a ticket held a
conference with tho Republican man
ayers headed by Tom PIATr and
with the County Democracy represented
Inv MAURICE Powers and WILLIAM H.
GRACE and then in lieu OF nominating
a ticket composed OF businessmen se-
lected a mixture of Republicans and
Comfy Democrats Of about equal num-
bers--dictated by PLAT, Powers, and
GRACE. The plan WAS completed when
tbis ticket WAS endorsed by both the Re
pnbl;can and the County Democratic
conventions.
| Inc laUlHhn1 lACb INV"
municipal ticket entirely composed oil
Democrats, and tins is the only one II
the field which pretends to be the Demo
cratic ticket.
The two factions Of Democrats, the
County Democracy and Tammsny, have,
however, united upon 6 ticket for con
Qressmen and the State Assembly
which union iusures larger number o.
Democrats from the city in the Legisla
ture and an increased representation II
the National House of Representatives
The municipal ticket soon to b.
elected will hold Office in 1892, when thu
presidential election comes on, and 1T
great power in that large Democratic
stronghold will be sword in the hand
of the Democracy if Tammany prevails
But if the fusion ticket OF Republican
and Democrats is elected we cannot bu
fear that the influence of ToM PLAT
will be felt by those who owe their cleo
ton to his support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
LADIES NEWMARKEIS.

Children's Long CLoAKs from $3.50 to SIS;
Breakfast sHAWLS, lOC.:
Wool Breakfast sHAWLS, sTNc;
All-Wool Breasfast sHAWLs, 55x3j, only yoc;
All-WooI Breakfast sHAWLs, 4oxi0, only 7'e;
Fine ALL Wool sHAWLs, g7xi7, only 81;
one lot Of 5HAWLs, 63E63, only $50.
All-Wool Double Gray shAWLs, s.;
All-Wool sH Avis. 80 Inches square, only i2R
Double sHAWLs, 90;
Chalo Indisne sUAWLs. si7-rogular price f25
Au-Wool Black Cashmere suAWL5 from 81 %
10 $780,
Cream. Pink, Rcd, and Blue Cashmere sHAWLS
81 $3.50;
RACK. Pins, Blue, and White Crochet sHAWLs
only 50c.:
ladies' Crochet SKIRTS. 81 and sL2a
RED, WHITE, AND GRAY WOOL
rrNnEpVEAR
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A Denial

The Philadelphia Press denies the edi-
torial attributed to it, saying that Con-
gross must do something to cripple the
South, or southern prosperity will undo
the North. 1t declares that the article
never appeared in its columns in any
form whatsoever.
Readers of the Dispatch moro than
once asked us to copy the article, but as
we had doubts as to its authenticity we
always declined. If it can be shown that
it was tue production of the Press we
will be hsppyto print it very consplcu-
ously and not once only, but often be-
tween now and election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
New Books.
Toll. BY Count LEO ToLsroI and limo
THY BANDUREFF.


Toll. BY Count LEO ToLsroI and limo
THY BANDUREFF.
This is a remarkable book product, as
it is of noble and peasant; the former
the disciple and emendstor OF the latter.
The peasant BiNDUEEFF, exiled to ST.
IBERIA by the absolute Gar, without ex-
traneous aid creates unto himself with
his own hands house and buys land,
and supports, with the aid OF his son,
family of seven. He takes as the sub
iect of what he terms his sermon the
Biblical text sin the sweat Of thy face
thou shalt knead thy bread" Genesis
ILL, 10, and proceeds to maintain with
striking cogency the business OF his as
sumption. He argues that there are two
immutable laws of humanity: Manual
labor is the law of men; child-bearing IS
the law Of women-neither may be
avoided il obedience to God and the die
tates OF humanity animate us.
So impressed was ToLsToI with the
profundity and truth OF the peasants
theories that he actually introduced into
his own life the reform that BANDUREFF
inculcated he set himself to following
the plow, to using the awl--in short, to
toiling with his hands. In the appendix
BANDuRRFF gives his will, which he claims
ia a monument III harmony with the
primitive law. He enjons that his body
may he inferred "iD the soil which
worked by my own hands has given me
my daily bread" and that his son shall
continue to SOW every year at that spot
the wheat have lived on.
We are reminded that the eccentric
Richmond lawyer, ALEXANDER CAMP
BELL, in his will recorded in our Hastings
Court, gives similar directions as to his
interment. This book has only to be
seen to enlist interest.
For sale by RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
Price % cents.
Heriofs Choice is the title OF Rosa
NoUoHErTE CAREY's latest novel. 1t i;
| in the line Of her former pleasant sto-
RES and sustains her reputation as q
writer of pure and popular fiction OF
/ the domestic sort. DIR. HERor, out OF
compassion, proposed to marry his
youthful ward, who had been left to his
care by her thriftless father, but came tc
his senses in time to avoid making such
mistake and afterwards ma rried an ole
maid instead, who became his rea
"choice. The story Is much too long
there being nearly five hundred closely
printed pages of it. In this day OF the
short tale long one is an artistic mis-
take which few writer's can afford tC
make. j. b. Iippincott Company
Philadelphia, publishers Fifty cents
| In Steila's Shado,0 is the latest ema
nation from the (pig) pen OF ALDER
Ross, author OF "Thou Shalt Not an'
other equally Objectionable books. Ros
belongs to the American sensational
school of realists OF the French pattern
of whom EDGAR SAIrUs is perhaps tn
ablest representative. He apes ZoL
and DAuDET, but is without their &c
Mus. He panders TO deprayed tastes
and writes solely to sell. Whoevel
would know what "In Stellas Shadow
is about win have TO read il to fin
ont. Published by q. w. DnLIsoHAsl
New York. For sale by Wxsr, JOIN
sros 4 Go.
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acfnr and Aotress.
EsuLIylLLE, Va, Oct 9, $50

ESTlLLFlLLE, va WI q, ip"''
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Will you please be kind enough to set
tie wager which was mutually agreed
between friend and myself TO let you
decide through the columns of your
paper? Is it not correct to say, in speak
ing of Mary Anderson, for instance, sho
is 4 fine actor? Actress would probably
be the more elegant way to express II,
but is not actor also right
See Webster's definition OF the word.
1t has no reference TO sex.
SUBSCRIBER.
Subscriber " is not altogether wrong.
"Poet" is applied to women as well as
TO men. So is "author." So are many
other such words but Stormonth, good
authority. distinctly says that "actress "
is the feminine of "actor, which last
word, like the word executor" has be-
come SO firmly fixed as ono OF masculine
import that it cannot now be used in
speaking OF a woman. Webster gives us
the word executor" So we might, we
suppose, coin the word "acter" to per
form the Office which "Subscriber
would have performed by factor"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
& DAVIS
THE LOW-TARIF
DR. Y GOODS
DISTRIBUTORS.
THE LOW TARIFF
DISTRIBUTORS.

We have not room enough for the
hundreds OF cases OF Dry Goods now
arriving. These quantities-in most
instances four-fold those % previous
seasons-we were led 10 buy 10 antici-
patton Of the recent advance 10 prices
caused by the passage Of the high-tariif
Mckinley bill. Scarcely any one-not
even ourselyes-can realize the megnl-
tude Of these immense purchases until
the goods arc seen opened. Our build
ing with its four floors is not large
enough to hold 81. Thus crowded to
OVERLOOKING with choice aud seasonable
goods we are anxious to unload, and shall
give our customers this week as low, II
not lower, prices than ever before.
BLACK SILKS.
10 pieces Black Fnille Silk, very soft
and fine, same quality others retail
at Sl.2j per yard,
THIS WEEK sec.
Is pieces Black Satin Luxor, very high
lustre, soft and fine, regular $3.50 quail
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A Successful Exposition.

Last weeks North Carolina State Fair
at Raleigh was a marked success in every
way. The present management iS to DO
congratulated on the excellent results it
has attained Not only has it lifted the
Fair Association out Of its pscuniary
difficulties. but IL has introduced certain
educational features in connection with
the annual exhibition, such as public ad-
dresses from leading men on agricultural
and industrial topics and public discus
sioDs suggested thereby, whloh will re-
dound 70 the practical advantage OF the
State beyond question. The Old North
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sEAsONABLE ARTICLES.

BABY Hand-Knn sacquos at 70. 35, go. % 'ot'
ind 81 apiece
uanf-ga.e Hoods at %. 25. 81. 1t', az 81;
plush Cars 40 90. 15c.. 8, aoi g. 81;
Foottass AZ i0, 1873, -. ~. ali ..f ..,
Ieggl.sstg5, 20, Cd. 50, alf 75--Iarf8 AMI snnA
sizes.
Fuftt8I rndersh.r-s NJ ilc.;
Jersey RibDsd shirts at lic
ladies' MouuO Vests a. g.
Ladies jersey Rboei Nosts 81 ~
Mons Morino shire, l3e
Nedicatsd an. Wool Rel Shirts ani ifa"'f
zoe. apisce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LADIES, JACKETS.

We have just received our third ship
ment this season Of Tailor Made Jackets
in Wide Wales, Diagonels and Chevlots.
Those who were disappointed last week
in not finding their size will have no
canse to COMPLAIN this week as we have
now every size and plenty Of them.
SPECIAL PRICES Ibis WEEK.
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CARPETS AND RUGS.

orr Garnet Department has already
do 0a, ,,ore than double the business Of
sDv former season. The choice styles
al! ~, showing, combined with our
We, We -. rv;ces have made this department
t ~" most popular Carpet Department in
the city.
go =. aarIy is matter for serious con-
s s;Sns That the prices will advance
sauen "a are compelled to bny new stocks
. unsa "a no question, but there will be no
s sds,v while our present stock lasts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
Carpets.
OU-CLOVlIS.

These articles began tho season % the
lowest prices ever known. We have
already been notified Of the FIRST al.
vance and to prepare for another % iol-
low until the increase shall reach % per
cent. Il would seem that a mere sug.
eestion Of this fact should flI Tie stores
house with anxious purchasers 40 tho
present low prices which We ntend 30
maintain as long as possible-thal IS SO
long as the present supply iastt
Orders in this department Giel at
short notice and satisfactory work guar
bnteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
BLANKETS AND COMFoRTABLES

Calico ouiIts At &c, 81. e. 2s fLs0 s. 'l, eni
81. guaranteed rs p5r cent lass nan I.i
will buy elsewhere.
We odor an excellent JOB Hpot iihAA'' ~
SLsJ
A H., California BLANKET nc o..
We have nos ADVANCED mo pre3 Df any 40 ..i
goods, a1i tlo prices % our b.anka's pr
lar. rlarael before tls passage Oi ip9 taf.l i.t
a. cr-artI8rrlly l0v. You win lrf to able i1
eauai them elsewhere az our Oh eli piei'-'
prices
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GENTLEMEN'S CARDIGAN \
JACKETS.

Gentlomen's Wool Cardigan jackets s0r.
Gentemens All-WoOl Cardigan Jackets, tl%o :
Extra-sizs Cardigan jackets, all wool, f23J.
Double Breasted Cardigan Jackets only sLD.
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Tho surprise Corset 50;
ThsColohralef hoshlle Corset .''
Frngoi LamaI . fuia FrlI, isc. "a fh.1,
AII-fineu Stamped spla.bor., ~.
All-lAneu stamped Iray-l overs, 800 $500.
Ono lot CnUfren.s Nagy-Buo ali brown 'o.'
Ribbed Hose. sof f1rmar'T az p l'''
sizes, 10 close a. j. O. apair.
Our Gift enterprise Ia boom'nf he'n,'NI"
10 ask for coupons when p4rohas'nf' ~ ~
Cone and $50 no fpee.nsn' NJ coy
traits which NO are giving aWsy lhsH W
CHARGE w trouble 10 show hem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
RIANKETS.

900 pair White Wool Blankets, full
1914 size. red and blue borders, worth
1915 per pair,
THIS WEEK SO.
200 pair AlI-Wool Scarlet Blankets,
very fine and heavy, worth s. per pair,
THIS WEEK 81.
$50 pair Gray Wool Blankets, extra
large size. worth 1856 per pair,
THIS WEEK 81.
1000 Bed Comforts, with print, ere
tonne and satine covers, filed with good
soft cotton,
THIS WEEK LOW PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S LONG
COATS AND JACKETS.

We have lust received an immense
line Of Misses and Children's Long
Coat. and Jackets in all the very latest
STYLES which we show this week for the
first time. It will pay you to see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
TO cLosz OUT TIKI ENTIRE STOCK NOW


Ioti-TafIos' Cherlso only io-. apiees
I0t2-Laiies' ,lemits au1 Drawers only 80
apiece. .-...
reduced O. .4a. apiece.
Iot4-IAIles' Cfsmiso, DraHers, ooHns' anA
Skirts. all at ono price. fl. spinro.
LIT ladies DraNors, Cllmi'e' fh'i.-' A'A
Gown ~ SOC. apiece
Lotg-DrsWsi5. ChcmIs8, skir's nll o.hle ~
79c. ..,
So. Abb.
These various articles sold iof"'iI .I''
IN Ell fl ana fr. a'f prize rom. Ila on ca-l l.r'1
q show she reduction Wtfo. 40,
HE stock ia small Gus fo neE lr.''- WI
soon make 10 smaller. Come ln1f IN t.''.fNs
ard PICK out ths p.lms, ~ yau tN'r ~
ne er.f 90 10 when NO aITcr.se "ei II. IAAa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Ttis - tho weather Tor Wrsps We baFsa
big stock 90 select from.
Cbiilrsl's C.oars from n spices up 90 go,
Lailrs Jackets from fltl up o. 500
one los n LADIES' N6Wmarfos 80 th| hti'
worth g. .. -,
Laaies' Asirachan Capos a. Ease, $3.50. a. anl
s.;
Plush Canes Atg.fg e.. ans 80 sple'ef
Plush rs 'Feis fhIs veok ef $40 Hp.".f
Plush Coa,s ills Week az 3lslt Hliil To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
CHURCH HILL
Gnneral Joe Johnston.

To the L1itOr OF me DSputcH:
VIII you please tell me where Gene
raj Joseph 4. Johnston lives, and what
ia bis address? y. /. NJ.
General Johnston lives in Washington.
A letter addressed to General Joseph 4.
Johnston, Connecticut avenue, Wash
ington city, will reach him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THIS WEEK SOC.

Full Bleached Damask Table Linen,
in handsome patterns, worth zoe. per
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAlLY DISPATCH ia delivered 70 sub
erribsrs At TfYrHar cvSrs per week, payable 70
thecsrrisr weekly. Mailed at % per annurn'
s. tor six monIhs; $3.50 for three months, sOa
for one mouth
The sRnLwEEKLY DISPATCH Mta per an-
nun. O. 81 for six nonihA
The wKEKLY DISPATCH =, 81 per annum-
The SUNDAY DISPATCH At $3.50 per snnum,
81 10 Tor slx monthA
Subscriptions 10 All cases payable 10 advance.
aud 20 paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for. send post-ofieo monsy-oTdsr,
check, OF registered letter Currency ssnt BY
mail will b 81 the risk Of The sender. SuDscri-
bers wishing their posi-ofnce changed must give
their old a. wen a. thsir new posIoric0 sam
pie copies free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
rARTE LINENS.
THIS WEEK 81.

Full Bleached Satin Damask Fringed
Table-Cloths, q yards long, worth 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Half-Bleached Table Linen, good
width and choice designs, worth Doc.
per yard, .. ,..,,,,r, o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LACE CURTAINS.

A special purchase Of 800 pair Lace
Curtains 81 yards long with TAPPED
EDGES, worth $50 per par,
THIS WEEK Sl.9S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Fortunately for US our supplie8 vero
all laid in previous 10 the advance. AMI
our intention is 20 give our cust0morstlo
full benefit Of the lowest prices SO io-
as the present supply lasis
But slight argument Is needed b con.
vince the consumer that there will bo no
better time to lay in their supplies than
the present, while our stock in every de-
partment is overlooking with bargains
that cannot be replaced later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
EDUCATIONAL.

DROFESS0R MAURICE JOLLY, u.
u L. and T.. ID. fUniysrsity Of Paris, 7i1 east
Grace street, Professor Of French 81 me nieh-
monc Seminary. French conyersstonsi snov-
ledge In fsS tsrms, $40 each fauitess psunun-
cation. Coufse Of Preach literature Ios aa-
Trial lessons frsa Refer 10 Mrs. j. ~ ever s,a
esst 0fseo street. % isaea"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Paris Robes and Combination Suits,
over 500 patterns, no two alike. Prices
will be lower this week for the same
quality than can be found in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
RICaNoyD. VA, October 2, 1s90
HlHE ANIMAL MEEIING OLE THE

HlHE ANNUAL MEEIlNG Of IhE
1 STOCKHOLDERS or THE CHEsAPEAkE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY, for tho pur-
rose Of elocting directors and for the trAnsac-
tion OF such oiher bu'ine" a. may lsWIuty
conc before the meeting. will be held az tho
ONCE Of the company in the Pace building In
tne city Of Richmond, on TUESDAY. October
u. 1890, q noon.
me trausfer-books Of all classes OF stock Will
he closed ats F. y. on FRIDAY tho 10Th day Of
October. ls9), aud remaln closed uutil 10 A. VI.
WEDNESDAY, tno 22f day u October, 1872.
GO I'D c. L. WELLFOkD. Secretary.
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THE TOWER.
2Ol and 2O3 east Broad.
Great Purchased ClOaES

all of very best material and workman
ship, and ofthisseason's manuiacture' ana
having such great number OF most an
usual and remarkable values, 1t would
be scarcely dong justice to- the women
not to tell them.
T,s rgbtweirh. Flanud BLAZERS, regular
price -, reduced 10 So;
Rlack Corsscrew BLAZERS. regular price s.
nov $50;
Fine Black Cheyiot BLAZERS. reduced from
$40 70 sac;
Black CHEyiOr. blazer style, heavy Teisa'
only s.;
,risse. BLAZERS, with rolling collar OF cream
Bloadcicth. $500;
Misses BLAZERS. collar AMI CUTS trimmed
win tan cloth. imitation Of leather. $780,
Dr,UVEpg FOR LITTLE DONS AND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

THE OLD FULTON DEMOCRATIC
CUB, and not the orlgina', sil meet st
Boltz's Hal, corner orleans and Nilllhmsburg
avsnue, on TOMORROW tAoniaD NIGH ~
the club: Messrs. Tazewel Enett. Judge $. B.
IA ~ Colonel Lamb. Meade baskins, and othsrs.
An cld-lins Democrats are invited 10 attend.
Refreshments.
By order ~ the Club.
MYER AEGLE, Secretary. oc Iylt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Two hundred dozen Ladies' Fast Black
Hose with high-spliced heels and double
soles and toes, absolutely Fast Black and
the best Black Hose offered in this city
under 80 a dozen,
THIS WEEK SOC. PER PAIR OR S.
PER DOZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
mis- WEEK "a.

Ladies' Fine AL Wool Ribbed Vests
with High Neck and Short Sleeves, in
white and scarlet, regular 81 quality,
THIS WEEK 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
THIS WEEK 81.

Extra fine full Bleached Satin Damask
Table Cloths. yards long, worth SOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
HANDKFRCHIEFS.

Ladies' Fine Embroidered and Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs in Fine Linen
and Linen Lawn worth SOC. each,
THIS WEEK 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

An extraordinary bargain. Ladies'
White Merino Vests, medium weight
with Low Neck and Short Sleeves, regu-
lar 81 quality,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
A. HUTZLER'S Sons,
3I5 EAST BROAD STREET.

As predicted by as last week there is
now no longer a doubt as to the advance
in price OF nearly oil classes Of Dry
Goods. This advance is especially no.
ticeable in the prices Of
FUR-TRrMMED WRAPS,
PLUSH COATS AND JACKETS,
AsTRACHAN CLOTHS,
IMPORTED HOSIERY,
LACE CURTAINS,
YELyETS, FLANNELS,
ANn pTANK TTE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
UNDERWEAR.

eentlemon's Msrino Shirts, CSC; much better
quality, s7c.;
Gentlsmon', Medium Weight shirts. 4oc.
Geauomen's Heavy Merino shirts, collsreste
necs, only Soc;
Gsntlemsn's Halt Wool shirts only 100;
Gentlemon's sarony Wool Shirts and Drawers,
81;
toms, only sL2ji
Gentlomen's ATWOOD Shirts, coHafette nooA'
ribbed bottoms, $50;
Genuomen's Persian Wool shirts' emDfoidereo
neck. sL50;
Gentlemenis Norfolk and New Brunswick Shirts
si.62;
Gentsmens Camelis-Hsir Shirt and Drawers,
81 worth si.75;
Gentlemenis Gray shirts, collareite neck, aJc.i
Gentismens sanitary shirts and Drawers, trim
med seams. only 75c;
Natural Undyed Wool shirts, embroidered neck,
ribbed bottom, 81;
Camsps-Hsir shirts, s7c;
Natural Undyed Wool Sanitary Shirts and Draw
ers.sL25 worth 50;
Gentlemens ROD Medicatod shirts and Drawers,
s7c
Lancaster Medlssted shirtA only SL2j-War-
rantod not 70 shrink
Nedi-atsd Double Breasted shirts. sLT5
Chudren's Cashmere shirts, open or closed
fronts SOC.
Chudrsn's An-Wool Ribbed Shirts, open or
closed fronts, &c.;
Cbudren's Ribbed Mixed Wool shirts, 25,;
Cnudrsn's Flannel shirts from l0c. 70 Si-sizss,
5toS4;
Ladies' Ribbed shirts, 2sc.
Ladies' All Wool Ribbed shirts, 75c;
Ladies' Aer.no Shirts. SIC:
Ladies Merino shirts, fancy neck, only &c.,;
Lao es' All-Wool shirts, Soc;
Ladies' Medlcsled Shire, 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

A serious accident is reported to have
occurred at Radford this morning by
which Conductor McAbee lost his lie
and two trainmen we're soriouslyinjured.
The accident Was caused by the yard
engine backing with great force against
standing train, from which the con-
ductor was thrown, breaking his meek.
The other two were caught in the crash
and badly hurt