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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
LllLlAN RusseLL,s GOWNS.
Elaborate Costumes TO he Displayed IN
fnp Grand Duchess.

The gowns prepared for Lillian Russell <
ro-entree a. the Grand Duchess az the Cast
no this week. says the New York Tunes. are
said TO be- marvels in construction and ar
raugcmcut OF coiors. Four changes are
made during the opera. The plot * lald
IN 1920. but there Is no great attempt maj"
10 follow the traditions of the times III Ee-
gard 10 the GOWNS.
Mis- Russell makes her first appearance IN
a long white cloth cloak. trimmed thgoid
cord in military fashion and with black
fur. as the scene il laid IN the depth OF win
ter. Her hat. the shape that Napoleon
wore. Is chcrrv-col0red, and has running
up through the middle tiny ostrich tips.
Her white gloves are stitched with black.
Al her throat the coat lapes are ot cherry
.ilk and she wears "A diamond star. From
ono of her pockets blue silk handkerchief
peeps out, and in her hand she carries
riding whip that IS supplied with "A pair
Of cvc-glasses. The moment u sprlng is
touched out hy the lorgnettes.
The second toilet Is court dress of
royal maguiiicencc. 1t * of lilac SILK.
trimmed IN front with white lace. em-
hroidcred with gold. The bodice Is low
in the back and front. and besides the
slender straps which correspond - sleeves
there ARE narrow bands occupying q small
portion of the space between the shoulder
aud the top Of the long gloves. lhey ar.
crnameutcd with diamond buckles. The
court train of great length Is OF purple
velvet trimmed with errunc. Miss huS-
sell wears "a whto wig III this scene and a
diamond crown. On her throat there l. a
diamond necklace with u star pendant.
Other diamonds glitter in Ler hair, on her
dress. and at her wrists.
4 very dainty gown entirely OF white
lace j. worn by the Grand Duchess IN the
hrst scene of the thrdact. There Is not q bt
Of color perccptible anywhere. but very
effective addition to this negigc toilet -
a gorgeous .irdle of diamonds. The fourth
dress IL copied from the celebrated picture
of "Frou-frou.' by Clairin. 1t Is of pink
silk and white lace and Is relieved
hv blue cape. The hat is Dirce.
toire in shape and jauntily tipped
on ore side Mis-, Russell carries a
tall silyer-mounted staa IN tins. the
second scene of the last act. Turquoise
are the Jewels worn with this dress, with
the clrclet Of diamonds seen III the early
part Of the opera. The shoes worn with
tins costume are pink kid with twenty but
tons.
The final dress rehearsal # " he Grand
Duchess" was held yesterday and aperiec'
performance is promised for tonight. IL'
foyer and auditorium OF the Casino Will b'
elaborately decorated in honor OF the To-
yfNnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
last chapter in an old STORY which began

last chapter in an old STORY which beg"n
last winter in Washington. ,..
During the session OF Congress Chafies
Fetterman. a blind soldier, appeared III
Washington and applied for q pension.
As there was some defect in his eVidehce
he vas ndy,scd by the Pension Burehn 10
petition for special relief. claiming,
residence IN Ohio he sought out Malor NJ
kinley and tried TO interest MN IN III hiS
case, but the Major only snubbed the soi-
dler and mnde no effort 10 heip nun
Having 2 large family e. support. fet.el-
man stood IN imminent dangeTot starving
for he could secure no employment. 10
odd 10 his trials his wife was III deicatc
condition and had 10 be moved 70 Charity
hospital.
Mr.. Charlotte Smith. an eccentric but
kind hearted woman. took an interest III
Fetierman's case and bought HIM street
organ. with which he made HIS way ABOUT
the city picking up few pennies AZ
Mrs. Smiths suggestion be Wore tins lauel
on his hat Please help q blind Nete,,
ran Of the War" Mrs. Smith. also useu
her influence at tho Capitol and GOT a spe-
cial bill through the Senate. but IL WIS
hung up II. the House.
The legend on Fetterman's hat ,r,' AZ
tracted o great deal Of attention. INC
facts soon BEGAN 20 leak out, .whereupol'
several Republicans OF prominence sue
coeded IL having Fcttermans permit 10
play the organ revoked. and n was oniigod
TO give up his only means Of support a,
But Mrs. Smith had not been counted
upon. She hastily raised a small sum ana
started Fetierman for Ohio. with instTuc-
tions 10 take his organ and play th9
State against Mckinley, telling his pitiiuII
tale at every political meeting lie couid
reach
The old soldier oboyed orders implicitly
He arrived in Cleveland to-day and when
Governor Campbell rode mp 70 the hol-
lender tins afternoon Fetterman STOOD ~
the middle of the street. where he mao
been piloted by o small boy. md WITH ms
good right arm ground out The, camp
bells Are Coming while the crowd cheer
ed 10 the echo.
Major McKinlevis likely 70 find his snut
Of the old soldier tolerably expensive
lUNUTV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
THE ORIGIN OF THE MAFIA.
An Inspiration of fPntriotism-Tfe Organi-
zstion SIX Hundred Years Ola.
rFayetteviIle N. C.) observcr.l

Crime-stainod as 10 is to-day and CHASTITY
with murder every step of its tortuous Sc
cret career the Mafa" sprang into being
from an inspiration Of patriotism. but lts
very birth was heralded by hhation OF
blood
MANY years ago We read its story in an
English magazine (t our recollection ~
faithfuD. and that recollection ~ treshencd
bv "A recent communication in theSt. LOUIS
Rep's,Nc. though our remembrance of the
incidents differs somewhat from the mar
rative Of the St. Louis correspondent
The Malta society Is over SIX hundred
years old. having its origin AZ the revolt or
Palermo. which took place during an Faster
ceremonial in the suburbs OF that city IN
the year 1857. A beautiful young glrl and
her betrothed. in accordance with the
quaint and primitive customs OF that peo-
pie. approached the Church OF the Holy
Ghost t. be united in marriage at lts
altar and while the lover sought
the venerable padre in the little
room NJ the rear Of the building, his bride
paused upon its threshold. As she stood.
cxpectant-craceful Gs fawn. fair rs a
dream, her innocent heart throboing with
its newborn happinsss-a drunken ser
geant of the French garrison. Druet Dy
name. strobe up behind her. threw his arm
abou; her waist. and thrust huge, brutal
,
cry of horror and fear the poor chlld tore
herself from his polluting grasp aud turned
10 fly, but the heel Of her dainty slipper
caught in tho coping of the stone pave
ment and she fell. striking her head against
sharp projection of the church cornice.
At that instant the returning lovers eyes
fell upon his beautiful mistress lying iite-
less. her white brow gaping with its cruat
wound, her long tresses dabbled with her
blood. With the savage fury OF Wild
beast he threw himself upon Druet, bore
HIM 10 the earth. and drove his stlletto to
the wretch's heart, crying: More 6Hd
FranciGi" Death 20 the French " There
was moment, pause of silence, Gnd then
| that maddeued crv became the roar of lntu-
rated thousands. II swelled and dcepened. =.
II took moro solemn meaning became ma
tionalzed and then burst forth, horfe
ala Fg1ncjd HliG aue'g!n Death 10 the
! French l. Jtaly's cry .N For seventy-two
hours armed bands headed by the father
and hctrOthed ~ the hapless girl. hunted
down the hated French. and their search
was as tho quest of the tiger and blood
| hound.
But retribution was to como after this
caryinal OF blood. aud IN dread OF the ven
| geance of the French nation these unhappy
people formed themselves into secret or
| ganizations with the password aud name
| of tho society made up of the initial letters
of the words which compose that fatcfnl
| death cry. thus forming Malta Its OBJ
| iect was resistance 10 oppression. and ~
| the lapse Of yeuss added to It's power and
| influence n stretched forth its hands
against the rich and mighty in behalf OF
! the poor and the down-trOdden. To-day II
| Is hut the hideous cloak Of tho creeping
thug and the assassin of the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

FIGURED LAWNS, IL yards for lsc.
and $50 BATisrE, VICTORIA CLOTH. and
FANCY PLAID ANp STRIPE MIXED SUIT.
3s-INCn FIGURED PRIScETTA sUITiSGs.
II 20 lOc..
STRIPED DEBEGE suitable Tor travelling suits,
LIGIT-sTKIPED BEDFORD CORD, 20 TO soc:
% pieces FANCY PINEAPPLE TISSUES, i"Is
TO hl.c.
The remalndcr Of our MILLINERY DEPART
AENT hes been wrought down 20 the frst n00r
aud placed on counters for Inspection. You will
certainly tina everything reduced 20 about one
fourth OF price. inailding RIBBONS, fEA.
THEIRS. STRAW HATS, SC.
GENTLEMENS UNDERWEAR.
OITiNG-snlkfS. pieaied bOsOm, 3Jc.;
DELICATB STRIPED GLORIA CLOTH, 75c.:
beautiful -ilk efIect reduced from si.iO 70
$50.
nmltcd quantity BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS. all
sizes, 25c-nO' q be cqualied In tho city,
A nrst-cia-S sCSPESDEK. weu worth EJc., viii
b. sold 40 this special sale a, iOc..
CilLpRENs fEkcALE sHiRr-wAlsfs' all
FASCY PILLOW sHAas will go for 3oc. pee
palr-wOrth Doc.
LADIES Isle HOSE, solid and fancy including
the popular modes, gray, gray and tan,
29c.-soaid b. cheap at 30c.
large ioD h., MISSES ROYAL STAINLESS
BLACK HOSE, Sold Tor 35.. 10 5Oc., all sizes,
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT Is row In
full bast, aud We have taken esp.ciai care s1
supply IL with All u the most desirable noselties
from SHEER INDIA TISSUE AZ D.. 20 the deits
cate DIMIrY CORDS n, 2jc -.
In our remnant lot of WHITE GOODS you Wiz
fnd some rare BARGAINS ia DOTTED s"iSS
AND CHECK MUSLl>s.
Oar full-icpth EMBROIDERED fLotNclN"
has been cut 90 the lowest priccs--.Is 10 <vc''
o5 70 Doc. st.iO 90 7Jc. 81 % 7Oc.
CHINA Snd sURAu SILK SHIRT WAiSrs.ds'
sirablo colors, from 80 10 $3.50;
RUGS yard wide aud ysr.S long S'c a..
MATING In remnants, any quality, under IL
yards for l21xc.;
Our 23c. MATING during this sale, i7c.;
Our 35c. MATING, 25c.;
HOLLAND OW-sIiADES, 20c;
/ IO-foot SHADES to match IN color, 5Oc.
All have most improved patent nxtures.
BLACK SILK CLOAkS Tor children, sold tor W,
now $500,
IMITATION CHINA SILK for doors and 'fan
SONS will be- ciosed out for D,sc.-wofth i'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Miss NJ. 4 Branch left last ni-n, i,r the White
sulphur Springs
Mr.. d. Donau win leave Richmond to-day fCr
a three months visit 10 nis OLD home IN Italy.
Miss Louise Rycrly hls returned 10 sgnnyside,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Nellie spence
Tho troney-wres for the electric railway 70
Manchester til Mayo's bridge are being put up
Mr. X. Anderson left This morning to spend
his summer vacation at his home, Lexington
Va.
Miss Eva Flanagan Of Now York, t. visiting
Miss Juliet {. Powers, a. l2Ol west Franklin
street.
Ir Joseph Siumpf VIII sail from New York for
Europe Tuesday ;ho 2lst Instant On The steamer
spree.
Mr.. c. :. Taylor AMI daughters Of COS east
Leigh street, leave on Friday 10 spend Two
weeks at Virginia beGch.
Miss Edith Brsuer. ot No. 2oe Nineteenth
street. loft the city yesterday 10 spend several
weeks with her aul;, Mrs. James 4. Mitchell, oi
ilenricO county.
Miss Fannie Taiicy. Of this city. Is visiting her
un.ic. Mr.. n II. Dickinson. in Fredericksburg.
She viii 90 from there 10 New York, where she
win spend the summer
Mrs. {. c. Wcrtenbaker onl daughter, of 40
Laurel street. left yesterday for Orange Court
house and Madison county % spend some time
with friends al Retreat aud OAK PARK.
Miss Mamie O. Tooc, of Boston. Mass, - visit
ing Sergeant-Mhlo- Eickok. her uncle. at No.
@lb kceoryoir street She will spend the SUM-
ner in this city for the benefit OF her health.
The work OF la'hing aud plas,ering Grace
Street Baptist church has begun. The lecture
room Will be- occupied IN October. ana the
church viii not be completed before next spring.
DIR. Jacob Michaux received y telegram yester-
day afternoon announcing the Illness Of Lis Sis
ter, Ms. James Il. Ilgry'c, who II now NJ 3u-
burn, Mathews county, Va lie left on tho 4'i'
train ria West Point.
Applications Tor tho ciyil-seryice examination
20 be hcld Ia tho custom house August oih next
for positions OF clerks and lotter-cariors IN The
p0sI-onice OF this clly mast be- hiei with the
local board before tonight oihergise they can
not be oXs mined.
DR.. James G.. Field. Jr., assistant SURGEON
[ nitcd States navy, who hfs iust returned IRON
athree years cruise, ,and hts been the guestoi Dr.
Lewis G. Bosher for the last three days, len yes
triay morning for Washington, where nc nas
been ordered for special duty.
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sx-u-rxk'-z.EsrrzsEs.sszls zlssA


At Watkins. Cottrell y Co.'S. on exhibi-
ii n. can be seen pair Of scales that va, m
vented and patented by Professor W. ).
Humphreys. of the Miller Nanual-l abor
School of Albemarle. II 49, novelty OF
structure. The slmplicltyofitis Il wonderful.
All retail merchants ought to see Il. These
scales show instantly the value or any
thing az any price per pound. Nel@hlhg
ON these scales requires about one fourth
tho time required by any other scales.
The scales were manufactured by the we'll
known firm of Barrett y koesee, ma
chinists ana molel-maker~. Eleventh street
between Main and Cary. this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Farewell to Missionaries.

There was no service at the FIRST Zap,
ti4t church last night But tonight al The usual
hour an interesting service viii be hoiu. heF.
" r. fntZminCer and wifc. II South tnrpIhe :
~ ". +. Downing mad wife. Of Missouri: Rev.
T. H. Taylor and wife. 81 Arkansas. whO ore uii-
der arpoin,mont as missionaries Of the FOREIGN
Roafd of The southern Baptist Convention u
Tr.zn and Mis- Nciuc MiueT. Of tbis city, who
roc- 10 China. viii poe present. and VIII b. wei
coined into their new work hy the board ana
wished G1dspccd in Their voyage. short ad-
dresses will be delivered py each %. ihe brethren
5oiug and pv m, Bautist pastors Tie entire
company. with tho exception of Vss Nncr' sans
on saturday from Ncwport News. The meeting
tonight is i0r all WHO may desire 20 be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Annther Ncrro Letter-cnrrler.

Wesley Jones tcolored) wa a few days
ngo appointed letter -ari1er yice Ike Werineim,
removed. hr. Wcrthelm was Carrier No. |, und
unde a faithful aud conscientious servant of
the public. Jones has been -urstltute CARTER.
aud IL the man VINO had the difiiculiy with Mr.
William Pohlig. The latter was charged In the
United state. Court with interfering with le-
cr-.aliier in the discharge Of his duties, but the
grand Jury failed 20 lind a trlc ILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Pennsylyanln Bedford Springs Mineral
Water
oar ha had n.
can Do had az


George r. Ewelrs. 7Oj east Broad street.
K. G. Cabell d Co.'s, 223 east Main street.
4. Roberts Bakers, 9l9 east Main street.
Bodeker Brothers. 14li east Nam street.
". II. Scott's. 1917 east Franklin street.
Il. II. Aliens, Fourteenth and Main
streets. ~,
George Schnn's, Eleventh and Main
streets.
A. ". Noting. Jr.'s. Broad between
Second and Third streets.
G.. W. Iatimcr's, 500 west Marshall street.
A. e. Johann's. s23 west Main street.
Briggs Brothers. 10 east Main street.
Mccarthy 4 Haynes's, 627 east Broad
street.
Priddy Brothers, III east Broad street.
Hermann Schnidt's Fifth and Broad
street.
Polk Miller Il Co., Ninth and Main
streets.
W. p. Poythress 4 Co.. Main near Second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The liowitzers were unable - nave iheir regu-
lar weekly drill ~ the armOry lest night, owing
tothe cavne-in of tho tInnel, but with thorao,u--
toned alncrify they Immediately st o. Work ~
enjoy thcm-civr- and passedaY. pheasant cv,-
uinr. Scvtrqlof tac cahuoacer- had their musi-
ral lfusttumerf with them, and the battery organ
i1ed Themselves iniosG musical association pfo
ffuUorr nnd filed Che air with tncir vo'ncrous
mcigiir. which included everything from ANNIE
Rooney" 10 the " ild Man of lorue ="
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Two boys living in the East End are the
ro--a--ors ~ orc oi the strane,st animal ir"nks
rver seen in fbs cify. II j. p beautfuliy-r AZ ei
tlnck-anI-whitc snecp, having four distinct
horns. Zach horn o. over eight Inches long, Two
growing straight upwards in -piral curve nhI
t.g1 downwgfia. forming almost % circle. On" oi
INC downward onca is pfougcd about tour inches
from the head. and many Who have seen the
sheep pronounce n hve-horncl. All unto ~
saving if T. the most wonderful animal freak over
.ccu out II a museum. Tho animal IS from
Snnfh lnrnlma anI j. t.n months Oll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
Inthc Chnncery Cnnrt.

JUDGE Barton yesterday granted IN the
Chancery Court q divorce 10 Mrs. Go!ie Leo
Tuchcnburg from the le1 and board OF her hu1-
band, Joseph LucheLh hurg. Cruelty 10 the vic
was tho cau-' for this action.
i. .. Hutchinson qualified "a administrator OF
the estate o. T.. :. Courtney. deceased. Tho value
OF the property is about $1,000.
4 large number of DEGREES Wcre entered hy
Tr |f..s Iurftu ve-fprtav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
To-Day NH Be
.REMN ANT DAY !

Every floor and every department on
every floor must give up its Remnants
TO-DAY. Twice year We rid our
selves Of all Odds and Ends at any
price.
All Summer Worsted Dress-Goods
Ends at ono half usual remnant prices
7Jc. goods for BIC. SOC. goods Tor 2jc. ;
2jc. goods for l2lc. ljc. goods for &c.
Remnants from the Wash.C'oOds stock,
such as l2lc Ginghams, SAttcens, Pom
gees, Challies, Calicoes, &c., &c., are
yours to-day for DC. a yard. Yesterday
they were l0c.-TO-DAl &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Mr.. ". Scott Garriugton has sold 10 nr. a.
W. archer ono haii Of his interest H. thchXtlres
and furniture OF the E1chankc Hotel and Bhl-
lard House nuI admitted Mr.. Archer 20 fun
rarin.rshu. Mr. Archer hrs been connected
vim tine Exchange for nineteen years, anl II
on. cf the most giIciy-knovn, popular AMI
cofnricfeit hOfci-iutu i'm virginia. The IL
.rhaupc and Ballard are now undergOinf
fLor,urh renovation and refun-hiuc from top
H. bottom. 1lo business viii be conducted
n.-l.r inn lrm.nnmn U Carrlns,on 4 NcLcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
VIII Re Well Entertained.

Shcrin Templcfon, Of fHOckbridge county,
who was in The lit on business yesterday and VINO
l. q amembcr0f the Committee on Entertainment
Oh rho day oi tho unyailng 81 the Ia ,kson MonU-
nent. which occurs In Lexington On july 2lst,
SAYS great preparations are being made 10 have
every one YhO visits tho city thoroughly enjoy tic
occasion. Ilo says thcrc will b. no end to thc
culinary attractions. and that everybody viii be
given Il plenty 10 ca' AMI viii have good time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The syecial train leaving Richmond at 10
p NJ. Julv 20th FOR Lexington ri0 james
River Division Chesapeake and Ono rail-
way will be provided with sleepng-cars,
and berths will be reserved on application
TO John y. Potts. DIVISION passenger agent,
Chesapeake and Ohio building, Eighth and
Main streets. The rate by this train Rich
mond to Lexington. Natural Bridge, &c. will
be- Sj.25. tickets being good toreturn until
July %. 1891. The train will depart from
station. Eighth and Canal. Returning, the
special train VIII reach Richmond al
$40 A. VI. the 2ld
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
AnnlI rlre.

Tic nro-alerm was turned in yesterday from
box Nc. 4, and the cause proved tO hc the burn
ing of foa'hef-bed in house ON Puilian
street. Tho family wcro moving aud by .1mo
means the bed caught on Ore. The flames were
soon oxtinguishcd and the damage was only
elisht The whole neigh norhood. consisting ot
about twenty-five or thirty coiored people turned
our i'm fun aui the amount OF Noise made would
rival that Of "a fire of far more di-tinciiycncsa,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Tho thlrticth anniversary Of the on Frs
Virginia reEmcnt will be- celebrated NJ blrh-
ners Park next Saturday with plenty % ear ana
drink and "lot-n a. good cheer. Ihc reunion
viii be- entirely informal and promises 20 De-
hichly enjoyable. The attendance OF o.d sol,
dier- on This occasion Hiil he very large. ''iohti
Frcdarck G.. Skinner. ~ LeSIngt0n. Who maze
the charge at Manassas has been invited To b.
pre5cut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

The city ambulance was summoned yes
terily afternoon 80 I O'Clock % attend "a colorei
man named Spencer Dane" at Wrichts tobac 10
factory, who had been seriously hurt by part ui a
floor breaking I'm. lie was injured about fhe
arms and chest. After receiving The proper
m-Llc.! ati.ul-nn be Mna t..A.m Mone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

At the regular meeting of Church-llill
Court. SO. -, f.. l.. ~ A., hold ia Springfield
Ilau July -, 1891, the following oniccrs were
installed ~ Drputy-C -Chief-iustico :. Nhyhrrw:
Jlstirr. W. a. Constable: Herald. Herman
Zauk: Sergcant-at-Arms, j. ". Williams; Con-
.inule. y. q. Iease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
THE GREAT
SUMNER RESORT
RICHMOND, VA.,
LEVY & DAVIS'S
NEW STORE,
Nos. i3, anl5 east Broad street,
We have so many cut prices that our
space will not DO TO enumerate them sii.
We mention few. When you call you
will find feast Of good goods at the

will End feast Of good goods at the
lowest prices.
4oc. MILLS reduced 10 2Jc.
a5,. ORGANDIES reduced % 19c
2or. WOOL CHAfllE> reduced 10 I2,*.
00. ZFpUYR BINGHAM reduced 20 loo.
ldA.,. BEDFORD CORD reduced 10 l2tt>
I6,ac. DiNIIl reduced to l2lV'.
i2Ls. GiNGIAM reduced 20 zoe.
fOc GINGHAM rcinc",i % s'tc.
an, FRENCH GINGiNM reduced 20 le.
I2Lr. SArINES reduced 20 Aisc.
i2tsc. PINEAPPLE TiSSt nov ioc.
l2isc. TOILE DIRLANDE now ~
l2i~c. BATtSIE now Sisc.
i9t-, FLANNEIJfIrrE row SC.
lOc. OF TING CLOTH now 90.
l2i%, HoMhSPIN SDIfING now Gao
Zoe. CHALLt now sc.
CHAIil at 3. 4. and bc yard.
MARQUIS SASllEN for Ladies' reduced ~ 90
spe.iSl good value. IN tho i0o TOT of iOoih
Bkl sii ~ ON case ~, - L., ana IN, i,o.
.HFgTSEITEs ant GiFFS reduced 20 le'-
large assortment OF ladies' SHiRf-WAisIs
~ pri.es to ,loso them ont.
MUSLIN Tlh~ nt loo. worth %. -
tlo-aur.o,lt prices ON BABY cAkRiAGE~.
gs,ry .raie CuECk MUSLIN marked down
tn -, - oui the stock ,,,.,u
BELLS i- superior tn any YOU viii hnd eiro-
,ghcrs. We show styles hat sel on sight.
BNKErS %! every description.
Gchtlcmcn's ,ASllh>. plain and fancy.
Gertiemens Ladies', and thildrons BAtiIN"
81 IT'S.
lmmersc rolurtlon on pARhSOIS
Just rorciyod. tho " LITTLE IRISH GIRL, ny
III, Duchoss. Price 25c.. our prlce loc
W. rnrry q fuii assortment % loll.kl SUMS,
TOILET WATER. EXTRACTS, TOILET PAPER,
WRtTIS SD PAPER and ENVELOPES -
ARRASENE. EMBROIDERY. and kNiIIiNo
sILk. IEpllN and SANONI MOR>fhD.
Chiidreu's Nj slim CAPS All reduced.
Co.. CAPS now 1O'.
Sc. CARS now 65c.
Sl35 APPS nog 81.
NEILIE-BII HATS reduced from sll3 N
sQ'.. aud irom - to Gic.
Imported CORDED n ATS all redu.ed.
So. HATS now sc.
~ HATS now tDc.
@l41 HATS now 90.
PIQUE BONNKfN AN reduced.
aOc RONNEtS ~ fOc.
3lc. RONNEiS to Pic.
GOc HONNErS to fJc.
7rc. BONNErS a. ioc
our q g. of SiiDES "a largo AMI VOL nssortol.
We ral attention 20 GENrlEMkNS CALF,
LACED, and CONGRESS SHOES With cap or
nlafu too regular ~ grad -~reduc"i 20 -a31
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNGOLA BllroN
sUOE. with poiutod patonl-lcather tips or plain
toes. regular $50, 500, and 500 grades AL
reduced tO Z 4 %.
All LOW-CUr SHOES greatly reduced In price.
We are determined to beat all previous
records on this months sales, and to do
it have marked our goods very low. An
carly call Will give you the choice OF tho
best values. Orders promptly attended
to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

DIR. Hunter Mcclure says Forty years
ago nv father used 10 send his own team
all the way to Pennsylvania Bedford Springs
for water. My brother up tho Valley uses
il. and am using il now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Mr.. william Flecenhimer. o well known
lawyc- of thi. cifv, lei; yastcri'y tor \ew York.
whence nc viii sail in foW days foe London. He
win ,pcnd atouf two months Ia Europe before
returning 10 America.