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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ADslIGHTFUL GERMAN.
Twenty Couples Intsrpret the Graceful
Figures At an Ashland Dxnce.

There has been no more charming social
occurrence at the pretty little town OF
Ashland this season than was the german
given at the Brinton House by the young
men of the place on Friday night. The
large dining room had been rnadc a fitting
place for Terpsechore himself, and when
the brilliant party had assembled the seems
was unusually beautiful. twenty couples
ghded gracefully through the pretty
figures OF the dance. The music, the eve:
mig. and tho atmosphere lent on ethereal
presence TO the occasion, and ere single
lid dropped for want OF sleep or
single tiny foot tread listles,ly upon the
ballroom floor the delicious strains OF
Home, Sweet Home" fell sighingly upon
the midnight cir and the merry dance was
over.
Among tho young ladies present we're ::
Miss Mary Berry, pink gauze; MISS Bessy
Berry. heliotrope gauze: Miss Saline Nor
ris, pale-blue null; Miss Camilla Aisop,
white cashmere and satin bodice; Miss
Smith. whito China silk; Miss Virginia
Eeriian, pale-Ilue cashmere; Miss Susie
McMurdo, white null: Miss 1saacs, white
null Miss Lipscomb, yellow China SILK
and black lace trimmings; Hiss Aubyn
Royal, pink crepe.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Warren Taylor, Willie Patton. Morton
AIarye. Thornton Alarse, Burton Marye,
- Crutchfeld, Charlie GTabowskii,
George Morris, Robert Child, Walter Nor
ris, Horace and hay Buchanan, Leslie Eli
lis - boswell, Shirley Woodson, Irwin
Whitehead and Dr. Howard Smith.
The cbaperons twere Mrs. BENJAMIN
Berry, Mrs. Leslie Blair, Mrs. Ashton
Todd, and hrs. w. Ii. i. Morris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Brief Local Items.


The Improvements at the Exchange and
| Ballard are nearing completion.
A very enjoyable evening party was
| held at Miss Irene Blrchett's Thursday
| night,
William Garnett Leo is quite sick with
| fever at his fathers residence, 1903 Park
avenue.
The annual meeting of tho Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association will be held at
Roanoke, September 6th, ct II o'clock
| A. NJ.
The painters and paper-hangprs are in
| tho Governors Office and it will be as
pretty as could be desired when they get
through.
DR.. Wilfrcd A. Peasants, one of Rich
mond's young dentists. and q son of Mr..
George ID. Peasants, is extremely Ill at his
home on east Grace street.
The Roanoke will take the place Of the
Old Dominion, which was disabled of At
lantic City, and owing to her draught will
sail at 8 o'clock p. II. Friday instead Of
ats.
Mr.. Charles G. Jurgens, who purchased
the store No. 42l east Broad street, for
many years occupied by Charles l.. Seigel,
Is having the same enlarged and re-
modelled and will remove to it about Oc-
tober LIST.
A large party Of western excursionists
reached here about 2 O'clock yesterday af
ternoon on special train over tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway. After dinner they
drove around the city sightseeing, and at
night left for Old Point.
Thomas W. Valentine, clerk of the Cir
cult Court OF Caroline county George W.
Zirkle, sheriff of Roanoke county,: j. b.
French, deputy sheriff of Halifax, and J.
p: Martin, sergeant-at-arms of the House
OF Delegates. were at the Capitol yester-
day.
The lawn party to be given by the TEN.
peranco unions of the city, which was
postponed from last week, will be held at
the corner OF Marshall and Twenty-eiehth
streets on Monday and Tuesday nights of
this week, should the weather permit.
There will be novel attractions and every.
thing to please tho taste and fancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ASSIGNMENT OF JULIEN elNFORD.
A WelI.Enown Grocer aud Liquor-Dealer
Fails in BUSINESS.

A rufle In business circles Of this city
was created yesterday by the failure of
Julien Blnford. wholesale and retail grocer
and liquor dealer at No. 1902 east Main
street. A deed Of trust was filed In the
Clerks Office Of the Chancery Court trans:
fcrrine al the property of the assign ee and
his wife, Mrs. Lila 81. Binford, TO Tazewell
Ellett, trustee. The Liabilities are about
$4,000; assets not yet known.
The property conveyed consists OF all tho
stock at his place of business. whiskev IN
United States bonded warehouses, lot OF
land in Bon Air, and lot OF land on Ash
land street. all bonds, stocks, etc., all bills.
accounts and clair1s, and oil other pro-
perty of assignor, except what IS exempt
under the homestead law.
The disposal of tao property Is left to the
discretion of tho assignee, who can either
sell privately or at public auction, and the
transfer is to take immediate effect
THs cREDIroRs.
The preferred creditors arei John W.
Johnston. note for s174.S5; J. u. Patton,
note for S7l3; National Bank. of Virginia.
note for $2'5 and three notes for $50 each /;
Writ +. Taylor Co., three notes for GIGS.
Sss. 80, and Sl26.67; Writ +. Taylor, note
for 1924 National Bank OF Virginia,
note for 1928; Oscar Cranz, note for
$500; j. II. Montague, $40: Edel Bro
Tiers, Ss9.75; George Hill, $50; r. ".
Games. $685.; National Bank of Virginia,
three notes for $500. $780, and $3.50.
All of these debts are to be paid in full
and tho other creditors who are not named
Are to share pr0 rata.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ANOTHER APPEAL.

The fund in hand. however, Ia but q
small part of what will he needed 20 COM
plcte the memorial. and for that reason
the ASSOCIATION has issued another circular
APPEAL for contributions. This circular,
after describing the character OF the
monument, says:
1he monument is now about sixteen foe. above
ia enduring foundation, and the contractor IS
pushing the work 70 completion. Several thou
sands Of dollars have already been spent, but
this association, having the matter in charge, IS
in need OF funds TO consummete the patriotic
design.
TO this object. but as IL s enc OF not merely local
Interest we desire that all who wore the gray, slI
whose dear ones fought beneath the southern
Cross, and all VINO honor the brave may con-
tribute 20 this work, and thus feel that this
monument IL their tribute to heroism. We feel
that next to caring for our MANNED Veterans and
the dependent families Of our heroic dead no
cause is moro deserving OF our sympathy Gnd
support.
Tho Confederate private soldier who marched
with bleeding feet over frosty ground or beneath
the rays OF burning sun, half clad. half starved
but with unfaltering faith In the righteousness
OF his cause, exhibited such fortitudo and deco
ton to duty - chale{ed the admiration OF the
world; and his dauntless courage Ia the shock OF
battle Illustrated the highest type OF tho Ameri-
can soldier.
Contributions TO any amount may be sent 70
Mr.. J. Taylor stratton, No. lilo Main street,
Richmond.
ME-. KKILEY's LECTURE.
There will be q meeting of the associa-
ton at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce Monday evening at . o'clock to
make arrangements for the lecture to be
delivered at Mozart Hall on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, by Hon. A. Nj. Kelley for the
benefit of tho association. and for the
transaction of other important business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Plain Talk to Young Men-speoial Pulpit
Appointments.

DR.. w. W. Parker will deliver plain
talk to young men at the Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon. Boys
under sixteen years of age will not be adj
mitted. Mr.. p. A. Arthur will act as
musical director for the occasion, Mr.. Il.
A. Young as organist, and Mr. ii. L. Will
lis as pianist.
A male quartette consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen will render solos: P. A.
Arthur, first tenor; L. ID. Johnson, second
tenor: f. A. Shepherd, first bass; L. b.
Marques, Second bass.
Rev. W. II. Walker, of Hampton, Va,
will preach at Grace-Street Presbyterian
church to-day.
Rev. II. D. Harding will preach at the
Third Christian church this morning and
tonight.
Rev. Frank Sewall will conduct the SER
vices this morning and tonight at the New
Jerusalem church. In the morning his
subject will be "What Is the New
Church," and at night The Character
and Mission of Emmanuel Swedenborg."
A special meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society of Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Wesleyan-Nl
sion chapel. corner of Leigh and Twenty
ninth streets. this afternoon Mt 4 o'clock.
The pulpit of Second Baptist church
will be fllcd this morning by Rev. J. l..
Lawless, formerly pastor OF tho First Bap-
fist church Of San Jose, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

. .bort address, Mn. n. 1. aulcs gave z
rotation entitled "Flis Mothers bons,"
and tho programme embraced the tollo q.
inc: Ring the Bell, Waterman, by tne
Whole choir: Father, Won't you Try. by
Miss Jessie Farmer; dialogue.in want o.
servant-by Misses May I'M, Ml,tonss s,,,h lrs
Harlow; Louise Dorsmpps c,,s M,lIy coo SS
Hsppy Band, When Thcy Lay This Old
Head Low, By the choir Don't Go, ny
Misc Lillian Keese, o, You Little Rascal
and Fonr Little Pigs, by Miss Edna Brans-
ford !. Re Kind TO Nv Mother When Am
Gone. by Miss Ella Haurand; Soldiers
Farewell. by Mr.. Calvin. OF Rescue con
Guiding with grand chorus ia O9 soIdsrs
Thursday night and will attend the lawn
nartv of the Women's Christian Temper.
ance Union Monday and Tuesday nights ~
twenty Eighth and Marshall streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

The Justice had very slim docket at
the Police Court yesterday morning.
William Lee. little negro. was thrashed
in court by his father for attempting to
rob tho money-drawer of Philip Metz.
A commission Of lunscy was ordered for
colorcd woman named Emma Payne,
who was considered of unsound mind.
Charles Leber. q nicely dressed white
man. was fined - for being drunk.
Archer Halstead (colored), charged with
attempting 10 shoot Roger Spence. was
discharged. there being no evidence against
him.
Richard Jones. Willie Payne, Doctor
PieaHants, Solomon Pleasants, Alfred
Payne. and William Hill GALL colored) were
up for disordcrly conduct on the streets,
having disturbed tho neighborhood by
beating on goods-boxeA They were re-
CURED to pay costs.
j. ID. shaokelford was fined &26O and
costs for beating Willie Dillon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
RAIN INTERRUPTS THE BALL GAME
Tho wipseons Leave for Lynchburg, Bot
Will Play the Old Dominions Thursday.

The rain of yesterday prevented the
game OF baseball between the Winstons
and the Richmonds. which was to have
taken place at Island Park. Lovers of the
sport were much disappointed. for the con-
test would have decided the championship
OF the South, which lowered between the
two mines.
The Winston team left here yesterday
for Lynchburg, Va. ria the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, TO play three games
there They will return here and play the
Old Dominions next Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday.
Murray Mcclure and big Ad" Green
way. of the Universities, will play with.the
home boys.
McGann. one Of the Carolina pitchers,
told representative of the DIspATcH
yesterday that his nine had been at de-
cided disadvantage while III this city. He
said that he was suffering from rising Of
his arm, while Lyston had sprained ankle
aud Quarles was sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
me- wash inrton I,Ir.-y,

me Warrington Lifs-rnsu,.,
The thirty-6rst annual ,.,.a.''o,,,
washington 10 a strong oppss,asita -
remarkable feature. ii KY and As -
End mortgage investment, u. "a
cent. OF the total assets. " 10 I'll =
these mortgages. amoun,ln.
WV, nearly ~, 600 900. IA 40 sn
tne year o. f7i4.so0. are frst l,s,s's Ia,
estate valued at si7. 800. Ool y 'isas 0. II
Prudent and far sight.i
make no mistake IN s;a,1.l1s''0a -
ecrupulous care In their ,nvs.ss = -.
the character and relative ea'i0,s :,
invested funds and cred,1, 'Ill, q n.
different. companies in ybic. "s'9 ty !,
vitcd to insure their liyes h., ~ A.
OF their families or a. a fros,,tu. w 90,
age ''ppo'' -
"We are justified IN s,
that no securities ere 80 siabl5 -, -
tne investment Of q lie.iam,,,''rsa
pany az well selected bcsl,,' PC, =
Cages, and that froIa no o,be, al ~.
rites can so large rate II ,...-iHs
realized - h'es, ).
The strength Of the Wasii,,.
It's conservative managcmeo. >@l - )
In Wall street has not a4sct.t i-t En-,
ties IN the faintest docr,, ~ 50.
general depreciation IN yalne, ." t1af
Ia felt by the holders Of i,l nj. ~ '9,'s,;
ever may be the effect on one, -. "a.
stltutions. ''.-.r
The company's income in ,.,.,
miums. interest. &C.. was - - ~, -.
its assets at the close ~ 90 q;
$7l6.563. rs ~
The sums poid 70 pol.cv.h,l..
organization. together w.fh o., 80
assets held for tho protecfi,- - .-is's
aggregate more than $1,000 81 ''-a
Tho various items c0mur.,,.,
OF the company ARC taken Al -. ssl
worth, are not held 10 thefa.. .. '-@-s.
bic rise. nor are they Of 2 O. lr,o,..- ~
to fall suddenly below ts.r -
value. Inc substantial i.,.r. N.g,
vested funds. It's settled u..l,s a.
lines OF careful and ~ mo. b., 4 e
ment. and the abiding ant CO. ~,
termination 10 mako il the ro.,., (.
company render II easily .e-'.'..'',f
that tho Washington. tao.,s .-''.,a
largest. IL the best c0mpalr. - =
See statement IA another co..-.
Manager for Virginia. West
North Carolina. =.
Oitce l1o3 ea.tNai,r....
l.'U.l-l-. Il,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
RICHMOND WhEELMEN.
Movement to Organize q Cuba New
Trick-Fine Riders

| Tho inclement weather OF the past few
| days has been source of great annoyance
| to the bicyclists of this city and the vicini-
| ty. and their sports for the next week arc
| already ruined.
The wheelmen of Richmond will hold O
meeting next Thursday night for the pur-
pose OF discussing the organization of o
| bicycle club here.
1t will be called the Richmond Cycle
| Club. and there is every prospect that it
| will start under very propltious clrcum-
stances-probably withf forty or more men,
beers. 1t is the purpose OF those engaged
IN the movement to rent rooms for the
club and doubtless racing spirit will be
inspired among the members. The officers
OF the organization will probably be elect
ed Thursday night.
Messrs. Charles NJ. Wallace and John o.
Hankins have been travelling through the
State for the past week on their wheels.
They are at present in the vicinity of
Charlottesville or Staunton.
A few days ago Messrs. Frank Steel,
Mac Jones. Henry Vaughan, Henry We'll,
and Charles i. Schaap made a short trip
TO Hanover Courthouse and came back in
TWO hours.
NEW TRICK.
There is now new trick among 'cyclists.
which. while exceedingly novel, is about as
dangerous as any suicidal method ever
adopted by those desiring to take their
own lives. 1t consists in riding the wheels
Dackward--that Is to SAY, tie rider SETS
backward while the machine goes forward.
Messrs. Charles Tompkins and Green are
the only two persons who have had the
temerity to try the experiment until they
made n success OF it.
The finest rider Richmond ever had was
Willie Long, who tor many years held the
lead IN this city as an all-around wheel
man. He was a rapid mover and one of
tie most daring fellows who ever mounted
machine. MIR. Long still takes On active
interest in bicycling matters, but rides
very little. His brother Ernest promises
to make worthy successor 10 him, and
already has considerable speod.
TIE BEST wHEHLMAs AT PRESENT,
Perhaps the best wheelman hero at pres
emit is Mr.. Mike Chesney Goodall, who
shows up In excellent form, though he is
comparatively inexperienced. Messrs.
Frank Steel. Charles Msagher. and Charles
Tompkins are likewise experts on the
cycle, and can hold their own with any
one. far Is hill-climbing is concerned.
A prominent bicycle merchant of this
city said yesterday In conversation with a
representative of the DISPATCH that his
business had almost doubled in the last
year. and that machines now sold like hot
cakes. He added that Richmond-bred
riders never acquired much skill In fast
riding owing to tho hills of tho city, but
he thought they could chow up well when
Il came to hard pull and powers of en-
durapce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Dealings in Realty.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Benrico County Court yesterday
Northside Land Company TO James L.
Black, lot 8 in square 81. $500.
Same to Il. A. Black, lot II In square IA,
S2Oo.
Same to Mrs NJ. G. Black, lot 10 in
Same to Mrs. Lillio Ewelh lot IL IN
square 10, 81. 600.
Samuel II. Pulliam and wife to Susan
nah and Frederick Dell, 80 feet on south
side Beverley street ntar Washington,
$40.
CyANcERy CoUxr, RICHMOND.
Charles u. Wbitlock md wife TO Sarah
Jane Bates and hcr children. S23S feet on
Frat street northeast corner Canal, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE CONDITION OF THE MARKET.
Vegetables ana Fruits Bountiful and
Cheap-Otner Produce Very cheap.

Anfdlb-oIDeT scfb HSaP.
notwithstanding the fact that 1t has
rainod nearly every day for the past week
and that yesterday was cold and most disa-
greeable throughout, there was an album
dance of fruits and vegetables in and
around the market-houses-at prices to
suit nearly all purchasers. Watermelon,
of enormous size and the genuine Hanover
product were begging for buyers at from
5 10 is cents each and smaller and inferior
specimens went az and cents.
Peaches-and never were the market
houses 1lled with such a luxurisnt supply
were sold all day at five cents quart. All
classes Of vegetables were dirt cheap, and
very little truck comparatively was sold by
the huckstets.
The excessive rains kept tho patrons of
the market-places within doors. and even
the country-carts did not dispose of all
their stuff before leaving the city.
There was O firIner tone to the market as
far as hams, chickens, eggs, butter, &C.,
wore concerned. Spring chickens were
sold freely at rs to 40 cents each, and eggs
retailed at IS cents per dozen. While there
seems to be o steady upward tendency on
this class of produce the markets are well
sunnlied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Excursions this Week.

The Kings Daughters in charge OF the
Sheltering Arms Hospital" will give an
excursion TO Dutch Gap on steamer Ariel
Tuesday night for the benefit of this insti-
tuition. The evening will be consumed in
vocal and instrumental music and other
amusemcnts Tho boat will leave the
wharf at 1850 o'clock.
The Virginia Steamboat Company will
run another OF its grand excursions to Nor
night. This occasion bids fair to afford q
most delightful trip down the James by
moonlight. and will give ample time on
Sunday to visit Virginia Beach, Ocean
View. Hampton, and Soldiors' Home. The
boat viii leave the wharf at 10 p. N. sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

The board needs .5,UOO Tor The hospltaI,
and il is hoped the sum will soon be con-
tributed.
Mr.. Richardson in sending his contribu-
ton to the fund sent the following letter
to Major Randolph:
Enclosed please find my check for SO
small contribution to the Soldiers Home
hospital fund.
l recognize II as the highest duty of
every ex-Confederate to care for their
manned and disabled comrades who were
faithful to duty and for the loved ones OF
our fallen heroes, and wish that my ability
justified me in making this contribution
Isl 900 instead of the sum enclosed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Territory Extended.

The changes in the passenger depart
ment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
made by the removal of Mr. Fuller's Office
from Cincinnati to Washington city will
60 into effect next Tuesday.
The Richmond division passenger de-
partment. which embraces the main line
and branches between Norfolk and Clifton
Forge, has been extended 70 Charleston. W.
Va, making mileage of 875 miles under
the supervision of Mr. John ID. Potts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Tho Last Niagars-Falls Excursion OF the
Season
VIA X. r. a p. y. r.

VIA X. y. q p. II. II.
The Inst excursion OF the season 70 Nj
sgara Falls will leave Washington at $40
A. NJ. on September 7th.
Richmond passengers can leave by any
train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad September 9Th and can
arrange in advance for accommodations on
the special tram of parlor cars and day
coaches starting from Washington on the
It'll.
The rate from Richmond for the round
trip is only Sll. This affords an opportu-
nifty to SEQ one OF the worlds greatest
wonders as well as the famous lake region
of New York at low cost. The tickets will
be good to return until September 18th.
and permit stop off at Watkins and Rochss-
ter. and also to return TIA Buffalo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Stole . Par,or Stove.

When the family Of Mr.. I. P. Mayo, who
live ct No. 3i4 south Fourth street, went
away this summer the parlor stove was
packed away in the ssrvants' room. When
they returned tho stove Was gone, and
now Mr. Mayo has applied to the police to
help him TO recotef his stolen property,
presuming that, even though tho article
in question has legs, 10 cannot walk and
must hsvs been moved away by some per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

and one that Is pleasant amp harm.ss. A.. a
been successfully used f. Richmond aai1s1n
ont Virginia and North Carolina flrys.~ %
for DR.. DAVIES LIVER PrIs. tie sr'si ',--'
medicine. Price % cents fora bgE0 ,rs.A
Ave pills I've boxes for 81.
OWES & MINOR DRr1 Cowrr.
Rflu.rlgk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

This preparation Is t. perfectly harmless 8
effective lotion FOR the cure q TIE pl.-.l e
dlsnguring eruption caused b. i0.-yl a. :
cents bottle. Prepared only by
I. ROBERTS BkkEA phlms-c
o19 east Moln street, Eftn,-. Z
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Moznrt Mus,caIe.

The programme for the next musicale,
August slst. Is as follows and will be rem.
ae5 p BY i tSyo[its artists al Of New York.
2. Soprano solo, Bid Me Discourse.
Bishop.) Mrs. L. p. Wilkes. 8. Violin
solo, Scene do Bsstet, OsBeriot,) Miss
Ollie Torbett. 4 Bass solo. loves Sorrow.
(Shslley,) MIR. w. @. Kimbail. 8. Soprano
solo, When the Heart Is Young, Buck.
Mrs. Wilkes. 9. Violin solo, MazuYka de
Concert Olusin.) Miss Torbett. I. Bass
solo, The Two Grsnedsrs. (Schuman.
NJ. kimball. .. Violin colo (selsctsd).
NM Torectt. 9: Duet (sslectsd), Mn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Academy of Fine Arts,

We have moved from All east Broad
street into our new store. ll5 east Broad
Don't forget the number. Our stock will
DO larger than ever in Pictures and Frames.
Art Novelties, Artists Materials, Stationery,
DC. We expect to make Frame Making q
specially, having the oldest and most
skilled workmen and to which wo shall
ada IN September. A. +. CRAIa,
Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

Wo have moved from - s.., s....
street into orr new slcre. ll- a.. q
Don't forget tho number D4, ~ % =
be larger thgns;orin P..ta... -
Art Novelties. Artists Mater.e D.. s... Pa
&c. We expect 10 mako irta.t..
specially, having the o'd,., a,i' -
skilled workmen ant l. u..c. =. ~
add In September. AFi'...'A a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Great Sacrifice.

To reduce our stock of Framed Pictures
We VIII sell ell ct and below cost for tho
next ten days. Don't miss this sale.
LxrTwIcn BRorHxRs,
sos Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
SO Organs and Piano, Sold In ,Ju,x

The Richmond Music Co., Z. Broad
St., sold SO Organs and Pianos in July.
You can got better instruments and easier
terms from the Richmond Music Co. than
any one else. Call and examine stock,
rrices .&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
An Organ for sas-pi.uo sDo

and upward can be secured this week on
q cash payment Of from 81 to IS for frsi
payment, and 75c. Q week afterWard until
paid for. Stool and book free. Call al
once ct Richmond Music Co.. Z. Brood