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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
WHAT 1T REPRESENTS.
PROGRAMME FOR The FESTIVAL.
Selections for Each Evening and Those
who Will Render Them.


The date of the Music Festival ia fast
approaching. The programmes, practi-
callv complete, are published below.
They speak for themselves. Eight artists,
each of frst-class reputation IN the ora
torio and concert-feld, q grand orchestra
and chorus, forming an attraction IRE
sistible in character. A season ticket Is a
necessity and the prices are extremely low.
Subscription lists remain open at the
music stores until Thursday. The pro-
grammes are:
l, Overture, Der FreischutZ," (Weber.)
2. Aria for tenor, LEND Me Your Aid, b"
(Gounod,) Mr.. Parker. 3. Orchestral Sc
lections, a. angels Whisper" (Somerlatt,)
b. "Join du Bal" (Gillet). 4. Mad scene
from Lucia" Donizetti,) Miss Stewart;
5. Orchestra, 1.-TWO Slavonic Dances"
Dvorak). 6. Chorus, "Sanctus," (Gou-
nod,) Mr.. Parker and Chorus. Z. Cello
Solo, "FantaIse Characteristique,"'' Vic
tor Herbert, (Servais). g. Songs with Pl-
ano-forte, a, Thou'rt Like unto 4, Flow;
err" Chadwick b, A Bird in the Wood"
CTaubert,) Miss Stewart. 9. Suite for Or
Tuesday, May 18th: Symphony Con-
cert. Overture. "Tanhauser," (Wag-
ner). 2. Soprano Aria from " Herodiade,'
CMassenet,) Jennie Patrick Walker. 8.
Concerto for piano and orchestra in f fiat,
0.isZt, Miss Adele Aus der Ohe. 4. Aria
from "Trompeter," (Nessler,) DR.. Hopkin-
son. 8. Symphany in b minor.unfn-
Establishment 6. Aria from Il Puri-
tani.n Beilini,) Miss Stewart. 2 Orches-
ira, Last Sleep of the Virgin" (Masse-
metz. 8. Piano solos, a. Nocturne in d fat,
Or. q. No. 2, Chopin b, Ballade in A fiat,
Chopin. 9. Symphonic Poem, Les
Preludes," 0isZt).
Wednesday. May 18th: Oratorio Con-
cert. Overture Orchestra. 2. Ballad,
"Fair Ellen" (Bruch,) Jennie Patrick
chestra. 3. Aria for Contralto, Gertrude
Edmands. 1.-THE Stabat Mater" lRossini,)
Jennie Patrick Walker. Gertrude Edmands,
George j. Parker. Myron w. Whitney, the
Festival Chorus, and Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
nLooksLike Business.

Yesterday when we drove out to East
Richmond and saw East Richmond avenue
nearly completed and the sewing-machine
factory foundation ready for the brick. also
hardware plant and the wagon-wcrks wait
ing for the mason, with a dozen cars with
bricks, sand, lumber, &c, on the side
tracks, we said to ourselves, Why, this
looks like business. Again, when we
got up on the heights and counted the va
rious houses in the course of construction,
and tasted the water from the new-madC
wells, we said This is business. Richmond
people should all 60 to see what the mana
gers of the East Richmond Company are
doing; see the property, which is marvel
TO our oldest people. One Richmond gen.
tlernan said last week that the conception
of East Richmond must have been an IN.
SEPARATION; he could not account for 1t in
any other way. He had walked over the
same property numbers of times, and had
travelled from the extreme South to the
extreme North, East, and West, and he could
not remember seeing any property 30 rich-
ly endowed by nature for the purposes as
designed for East Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
LACE CURTAINS.

Selling LACE CURTAINS, heavy LACE Gun
rATNs LACE CURTAINS In fern-leaf patterns
LACE CURTAINS that are tape-oouni-'hree
stylesof LACE CURTAINS three yards long a'
90 centsi Cut this out o,,,
Better CURTAINS, s1.25, extra wide UOi y,
TAINs. tape-bound CURTAINS CURTAINS IN
enticipe patterns, CURTAINS 316 yards long
and the cost Is only s1.25. Cat this OUT
Extra value CURTAINS will turn over 70 20.
for $50, s175 $3.50. LACE " hlAi.o .',,,'
NO s,ore ON BROAD street will sell for 80 per cent
more. srAnPe
HOLLAND SHADES and good ones-siApEs
with fringe. SHADES with spring rollers conn
plete, SHADES six feet long. These sh a.. %
are yours tomorrow and till they're gone Tor 80
cents, Ont this OUT The best oPAQUEsHADES'
eject long. all complete, only SOC. Askfor those
10 cent CURTAIN POLES, or IL you care 10
reach the best "quarter" will do the JOB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS.

A good CHEMISE % cents, good Muslin
CuENIsE,e CHEMISE with an Embroidered
front, trimmed with Torchon Lace, mock and
sleeyes-positively worth 33 cents. FINER OHE-
MISE, 3716 cents, Homestead cotton with
square yoke trimmed with Torchon Lace' yoke
and sleeves bedecked with beading, three styles
70 chose from. A better CHEMISE still--in fact
about the finest CHEMISE made-is only oOc'
A CHEMIsE Of fine LangdOn cotton, square YOKE
made OF pure Torchon Lace (nothing else), yoke
and sleeves trimmed with Cambria EDGE a
great bargain at half dollar
Nice DRAWERS drop down to % cents' Home
stead cotton, three rows of tucks edged win Tor
chon Lace. Very good DRAWEEs-in fact me
DRAWERs-hnd themselves at 37ISc., Home
stead cotton, four rows tucks, edged with wide
Torchon Lace-quality good enough TO fetch ffty
cents always. Our MAY FESTIVAL PRICE only
37IS cents. The finest DRAWERS only 90 cents
and fancy DRAWERS down TO rs cents. To say
that these come under tho title OF the finest
makes comment unnecessary. Cut this QUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
AUCTION SALES MONDAY

HI. VALENTINE, 1OI5 A. NJ, tobacco, cigars,
tewelry, watches, siyerware, &c
GEORGE f. CRAWFORD, b 7. M trustees sale
of property in Ashland,
JAMES B. ELAN, 3 P. NJ, business property
No. 40 north Second street, between MAI
shall and Clay streets.
DENOON. UPPER 81 CO., 81 p. NJ, two
story brick-and-frame dwelling on Williams
street near Gilmer street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1016 a. NJ. and 4:3O r NJ
siiyerware, clocks. brOnzos, cutlery, &C
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1890 A. NJ, furniture
cigarettes, &C.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, stock OF groce-
ries, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS Il son, 1890 P. NJ, ba-
nanas, oranges, lemons, and pineappleS'
w. b. FRAYSER, 1890 A. NJ, household and
kitchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
The Baptists VIII Build a Church In East


A committee from the Church Extension
Society, consisting of Rev. DR.. Landrum,
Mr.. b. +. Johnson, and Mr.. L. c.. Garrison,
accompanied by Mr.. T. P. Campbell, presi-
dent; Mr.. J. Q. Dickinson, superintendent
construction, and Mr.. David w. Reinhart,
general manager Of the East Richmond
Company, selected fine site for the new
church, which will be donated by the
company. II is expected this church Will
tion is assured at once. The committee
was delighted with East Richmond, its
MANY charming views and bracing air /;
also. the cool, sparkling water pumped
from well Just bored The new church
Is promised an eloquent address upon its
dedication by one of the committee. The
Methodists and Episcopalians are taking
steps towards selecting sites for churches
also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
nsin The niothInx CLERKS.

To he Editor Of he Dispatch
/ notice that an effort has been made 20
induce the ladies' TO attend TO their shop
ping early in the afternoon. so that the
dry goods merchants may close early and
give their hard-working. clerks. an oppor-
tunity TO breathe some fresh air and TAKE
some much-needed outdoor exercise. ms
is move IN the right direction, and while
the good work is moving on desire 20 say
word in kindness for the clothing CLERKS,
and appeal to the gentlemen VINO nave !ne
honor and, we trust, the pront Oh var. {. rug
member their clerks also and close at Z.
M except SATURDAY,, and then at 10 z. M.
I am sure no one will complain, and the
bn,fng public will appreciate the fellow
feeling that shall actuate the trade in such
a movement. Who will be the ieaderI
OyE Who Is Nor CLERK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
CORSET-COyERS.

SILK UMBRELLAS come in Ike coal under
cover here; 26-inch GLORIA SINS hAtufa'
sticks and Oxidlzed Handles, Tor SID lou
don't have to take these by tho hand ana pun
them in when it rains. Fine SILK UMBRELLAS
only $3.50. All kinds Of catching headS ana
handles. Not enough Of either to last tho week
CAMBRIA CORsET-CoVERS, % cents' Low
cut COVERS, Torchon Lace, four styles, hand
somely finished. Other COVERS OF line qnalty'
20 cents, good Cambria, V front, Torchon Lace
and Embroidery, finished with Beading; actuauy
worth 37I6c Finest Cambria CORSET Co'EhS'
so cents, square-cut yoke, trimmed win very
fine Cambria Edge, six neat plaits running down
the front--positively worth " cents Cut TINS
out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
No.. Money in virginia.

DaiIv do we hear the cry, I'VE need more
,,nray in VIRGINIA. but up to this time
there seems 10 have been very little practl-
cal effort made to get moro money. some
twelve or fifteen months since our state
was visited by a delegation OF bng.Is,,i ron
masters and thoroughly inspected, anq
when this delegation made their report Oh
tha General tour of this country Virginia
was conspieuously mentioned by TINS re-
mark. Virginia people do not know
their own resources: Virglnias minerals are
eybanstless.n Many schemes have been
inougurated to get money, land oooms
being tire most conspicuous, and these
onlv served to tie up indefinitely what lit
tie capital was afoat
TOOK THE HINT.
Rco,izinp the necessity for legitimate
anternrise. a number of our prominent
businessmen have taken the hint sug-
gested by the English iron-masters ana de-
ternined tolook into the mineral resources
of our State. The result has been discoveries
of immense value and, best OF all an mex
haustible vein OF pyrites ore, rlch IA SUI sI
phur, for which there IS an enormous de-
mand. ,,,..
for the purpose of mining this ore and put
ting II tipon the market. The title OF inc
company Is 1.-The Virginia Pyrites Mining
Company" and having purchased the iand
and mineral rights of adjoining land. nave
opened up the mine, Analysed the ore ana
there remains but to dispose OF the STOCK OF
the company to furnish working capital.an
when this is accomplished one OF the most
lucrative industries will be started that
will fiji the long-felt want and money Will
commence TO flow into our State.
1T RESTS WITH YOU.
People of Virginia. II rests with you
whether that money will come to our old
state. for already overtures have been
made by northern capitalists for the pur-
cl.ase of the property. We believe there Is
sufficient patriotism in Virginia people not
TO let the very blood of our State be drank
up bv northern millonaires. The stock IS
for sale, the prospectus 10 ready, II Is an
assured profitable business, legitimate IN
every respect. Whoever invests IN the
stock will reap handsome interest on the
Investment, and the stock will be, selling
AT premium inside of three months after
operations are begun. We leave TINS iol
vour consideration. The stock must ne
placed at once and II Virginia people dc
not want this opportunity OF enrichlng
| themselves and the State, 1T Will nave 10
be handed over to northern capitalists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
TlNsa d RkoodS'
MAY FESTIVAL SALG |
4 CARNIVAL Or Low COST ! !
B,and-Ne7V Goods
SACRIFICE PRICES II !
Mondnu, Nav All.

Monday, May 4th.
The day it begins! A special sale
an exceptional offering OF popular
goods-goods OF summer necessity,
goods of the right, low-priced KIND,
goods that are cheap without
being trashy, goods that make
big trade and small money. These are
the kind catalogued in the MAY FESIi'
VAL SALE which begins at to-mor-
row morning. Be with us ! Twill pay
YOU You owe us your patronage when
we pay for it'll We're going to pay very
dearly for livery, very dearly Neces'
sitv causes us to convert merchandise
into mopey-no matter how. and we
want Won TO understand that fact thor
oughiy. You cannot but realize the sit
ustion when you read the following;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Towels and HandkeIch.et.

PURE LINEN TOWELS. 30 dozen % rs-.
only lOc.; 30 dozen LARGE HJCk IuWwS
12l6c.; EXTRA-siZE HCCK TOWErSc-.yl-
cut from Doc. 100 dozen HEV,HIur
HANDKERCnIEFS only D., h-I r.r f,..
pretty colored borders, too; 100 4rrea NI.a
ONES, with white and colorei b0r.s-t -.. %
dozen MEN'S HANDKLRCHlEiS ory Is....
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs worth r.ay r.-.t
OF 2Oc. MEMS COLLARS 3 f1r a "ges-,.-.- 81
styles that are right, pure linen. MENsluS
only 1Oc. pair. Cut this olt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Pastel Portraits as. so,

Wanted, our friends and the public
generally to know that we are now making
twelve of our best Cabinet Photographs
and one 16x2O Portrait in either Pastel or
Crayon for the extraordinarily low price
of $3.50. Nothing but the best material IS
used and we guarantee satisfaction 10 all
who NAV patronize us. The public is in
yited to call and examine specimens Of
our work before having their pictures
made, NEw YORK ART GALLERY,
sl7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
MILLER q RnoAps-contInu.s,
SHIRTS AND ROBES.

Good Muslin SKIRTS, full width, trimmed ~,
Torchon T.ace with vide deep tahie, on,y an.
cents. Better SKIRTS, beauties Tor 20 -
Homestead cotton, fun width ard lsngb. ~
rows OF tucks and deep Cambria runfo tg,,.s
positively worth nearly double. MIGHT RCss,
only 81 cents, Homestead cotton, Ms.ta,.a'-
bard yoke OF tucks and inser,ions. fs.., !,
around neck and sleeves with T0rchon f,,.
tualiy worth s7I1 centa Very lns Sfe1,
ROBES, I.angdon cotton. Hoihor-Habl,-i Ia.
alternating rows Of i've fno plaits snd fe.c,-'
brio inserting. front, neck, and sleeves ,,,.,
with Cambria Edge 20 match. Cutihkog,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
non,t waste your money. 1t is too b

Don't waste your money, 1t is too hard
TO get. When you want pictures of your
family made GO to reliable studio. You
ali know by this time that Campbell 4 Co.
are reliable. Their work is finely finished
in tine best style. and their prices mode
rate. When you leave your order with this
firm you have no more trouble. They have
keen up with the latest improvements
Campbell q Co., 429 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
MADE NEARLY SIX THOUSAND.
Reports of tho Various Departments of
| the Carnival de la Mer.

A meeting of the ladies interested in the
Carnival de la Mer wa. held Friday at
tho Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION,
when the chairmen of the various depart
ments presented their reports up to. date.
There was great rejoicing when the ladies
found that their efforts had been so crown
ed with success.
After the sale of the building and the re-
CENT of several uncollected sums they
hone to hand over 10 the treasurer Of the
Woman's Christian Association about
50, 300.
The secretary submitted the following
statement, embracing the reports from
various chairmen:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
HOSE FOR EVERYBODY

100 dozen EXTRA LONg. nERBYRurn.
UNBLEACHED-SOLES, MISSES FA,r-D,AOi
HOSE, sizes 10 o, only l2i1r.; Girls >.lUg.
HOSE only &c.; BOYS school HOSE rib
IOc.; LADIES FAST-BLAch LIsiEH.sG- 80
the Hose for hot weather-Only -... hrf
quality black-HERMsDOEFS FAMOUS DYE
only 25c., worth SOC. at least; MENS s.AN'G3
SOCKS, 1Oc. MEMS LAWN TIES only - 4
dozen. MEMS GAUZE SHIRTS ol.y.l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
CIV Davis. Photocrapher,

having disposed of his Washington gal.
iery. has returned to Richmond and will
remain permanently.
Mr. Davis will now give his personal care
and attention to every one who may favor
him with their patronage.
Mr.. DAVIS is the pioneer of good work
and cheap prices. 627 BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
GOSSAMERS.

GossAMERS for Ladies', Misses ana Ohl-
dren. Chldren's only 10 cents-cut rom 81
and sl.25. Better grades, 9S cents clt toih
ALSO. Ladies' GosSAMERS, % cents; cut
from 81. 80. CAPE, peasant STYLE preveus IN
the Misses and Children's, and Gray ana MatoOn
stripes In the bigger ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Tho n@af Hear.

That sounds miraculous, and yet one may De,
come temporarily deaf on account OF DnIoI
noIson settiing in the ear, and then find quick
relief BY using b. b. b. botanic Blood Balm.) 9,
John w. Weeks, Decatur, Ca, writes: "Sl1
months ago l had pain in my ear, and IN a iew
days IL discharged matter: Ihen 1 gre" 1o %
and conId NOT hear at all. ] began the use OF b:
n. b., ana the running Of my ear soon ceased
and now hear, while my health Is mucn I'm,
proved and feel full Of gratitude 10 Coo ano
to the proprietors OF so good remedy, n n
s. NJ. Ellis, Atlanta, Ga, writes: - -, d.
cured me Of most stubborn eczema 1 h.d ooc-
tored Il without success for twelve years"
w. II. Davis, San Marcus, Tex, writes: ~ am
rapidly recovering from blood poison ny uso VI
II II. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Genera, John r.. Cooke, Insurance.

RICHMOND, VA, April %, IovI'
Cap,din J. W. PegrGm, Secretary Life Insti-
rance Company Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-On behalf of Mrs. Mamie o.
Cooke thank you for the promptness IN
paving the day the proofs were presented
the amount due on the policy No. 462s
General John R.Cooke). Also, for the as
sistance in getting all the necessary blanks
filed in order to pay the insurance.
Very truly,
[Signedl JOSEPH V. BrDdoop'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Hot Wave Coming.

Get ready for it. Full-size regular-made
Hammocks at 44c. better grades at 73c.,
CSC, and upwards Eight-Ball .Croquet
Sets at 95c.; Fishing Tackle in endless va
rioty. For anything in the above line or
in Hardware or Housekeeping Goods visit
Vaughan's, 6O2 east Broad street, opposite
Meyers dry-goods house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

For Inglewood Creamery Butter,
For fine Canned Pelches and other
Fruits.
For finest Of Teas and Coffees, and for
Wines, Liquors. and Cigars.
Try h. B. ROBERTSON 4 Co.,
go east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
SIX Per Cent.

The United Banking and Building Com;
panv are now issuing time certIhcates OF
deposit bearing per cent. with inte 1,,s :
coupons attached, payable quarterly. Inc
company invites the attention OF the puo-
lie TO this feature as it is one that mas never q
before been introduced IN TINS CITY, anu 70
esnec;aIIv attractive TO those who are now
onIv receiving per cent. on their deposIts
For further information apply at tho once
Of the company, s21 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Ra,,ar,s Poi,on-oak Cure.

This preparation is perfectly harmless ana
effective lotion for the cure Of the painful and
disfguring eruption caused by Poison Oak 70
cents a bottle. Prepared only by
It. ROBERTS BAKER, Pharmacist,
9Ie east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
USefnI Information.

What oil is to machinery Piano is TO {
home-it makes everything run smoothly
If Won haven't one, try it and,see the effect
We carry the largest stock in the South
and can supply you to your satisfaction
We will give you easy terms andlow prices
and only ask call To prove that 1t will b'
to your interest TO buy of Us.
WALTER ID. MosEs 4 Co.,
1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Grand whitsuntide Excursion to the Sea-


cursion TO Old Point. Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, Newport News. Hampton, &C., on
Saturday night at 10 o'clock, May 10th, and
arrive back in Richmond at u o'clock Sum
day night, giving excursionists all Sunday
at seashore and the privilege OF remaining
until the following Tuesday. Round trip
only 81, and no time lost from business.
Beats them ALI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone E1-
change.
Please add the following names and num-

Please add the 1OllOWluS hoinOo "hN ANA'
bers to your list:
g53-Kichmond Ice Company,
958-Woodlawn dairy Ct. Il. Clarko)'
I225-J. w. Beveridge.
967-Dr. Charles NJ. Shields.
972-John Z. Powers.
965-John ID. Gentry.
Hl-John J. Leaker.
973-John G.. King & Son.
STA. H. Christian, Jr.-resldenoe.
97s-Gay & Observation-Disclosures office.
9s0-A. Saks & Co.
9sl-EllingtOn d Guy.
lOO2-Dr. Neutrality-suspicious.
tom.
9s3-Niles F. Mason's Son.
982-W. b. Palmer ~ Co..
1OO3-E. II. Atkinson (tOll-station).
985-Ware. Duke, & Taylor.
979-George A. Haynes d Co. =.
S37-Per. Investment Con. and Deposit
Company.
4l2-Eagle Refining Company.
937-R. s. Bosher-residence.
1904. A. Scott (toll-statlonl.
975-RIchmond Ice Company, Main and
Madison streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

Before selecting home see River View,
where houses are being erected with hot
and cold-water bath and cu!yert connec-
tons. All the beauties of city and country
life combined. For information apply to
X. b. Chaifin & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
A Rarn chanen.

Fifty young gentlemen Of good moral
standing with talent for vocal music viii
hear Of something to their advantage by
applying at Hame. Minor Il Co.'S, Ninth
street, from ( 10 p. II. Monday and
TueSdax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Cbirixens and EGGS.

"Ifnd the Polk Miller Chicken Food in
rariabe. Never had any success in raising
chickens until l commenced to use 1t, and
had the cholera every spring, but longer
fear it." Mrs. w. w. WILKINSON.
Fine-Creek Mills, Va.
Sold everywhere at Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

The sale of the Charles Y. NORRIS pro-
perty, on Harrison street, Grove and Park
avenues, on the 7th Of May. will be made
by the Commissioner of the court TO wind
up an estate. and parties attending will
have opportunities of securing bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
Fedora Dress-Shields

are endorsed by Miss Annie Byrne, one OF
Baltimores leading dressmakers, as fol;
lows: Il consider them superior to all
others, and so do my customers"
For sale at all leading stores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03
pon,s Deserve sympathy

Those persons who refuse 10 try Thomp-
son,s Bromine and Arsenic Spring Weter
for blood, stomach. and kidney troubles
and persistent nausea. Pamphlet tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

present were Misses Nora and Manic
Burke, Annie and Lucy Lynch, Leila Piz-
zini. Essie Rich, and Mrs. Logan, of New
York city. Fan-Tan aud other Japanese
games were INDUCED in after the guests
had partaken of sumptuous repast served
in truly Japanese style.
sRIEY NOTES.
Mr.. Royals lecture on Monday evening
proved most enjoyable affair and was
notable society event, the audience being
composed entirely Of fashionable people.
The closing soree OF Professor Laube's
dancing-elass was most enjoyable. Tho
Gypsy-danee IN costume and the minuet
Wee leading features and were well exc
cuted.
tennisi again revived 10 an extent. and
some interest Is manifested. II is difficult
70 say Just why the Richmond girl does not
Ieei ior TINS game the enthusiasm il IN
spires elsewhere.
Inc Blues fair continues q most de-
hghtiui rendezvous. The lemonade stand.
unaer the patronage of Mrs. @. @. McPhaii,
~ the centre OF social attraction and in
, u. she Is assisted each evening by
s ansaen' representative young ladies in
The Alert Social Club held their last en-.
last Tuesday evening. The event was en-
tireiy sueesssiul. Dreamy waltzes. ELEGANT
music, aud pretty girls were the chief
attractions. A splendid collation. was
served. The grand march was led by Mr..
W. ID. spilhng and Mas Rosa Schuman.
Personals
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Mrs. otwsy Allen and Mrs. Wexford,
Who hare been whiting Mrs. Horsely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-03

MANY persons are broken down from over
work or household cares. BROWNS IRON DIT
moyaa cvcess Of bile, and cures malaria A
splendid tonic for women and children.