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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

King Arthur and tie knights Of The Round
Table. By CHARLES MORRIS. Philadel-
phia: j. B. Lippincott Company.
Most readers Of modern poetry are IA
mlliar with TENNYsoS's delightful tales
"oi that great order OF the Table Round"
but few, we venture to say, know much
of their source That ignorance need no
longer exist, for here we have in three
handy-sized and very attractiyely-bound
volumes the entire and wonderful relation,
as made by Sir Thomas Mallory more than
four hundred years ago, put into modern
language and shorn of redundant and tire
some verbosity. MALoRY's "Morte OAR
thur" cannot be read now on &C
count of its antiquated English and
tedious repetitions. To tone down
the one and pare away the other
was q very happy conception, and we have
only praise for the manner in which this
has been done by Mr.. Morris. the editor.
Of course much Of the favor of antiquity
has been sacrificed in this process, but the
pleasure which has thus been put In the
reach Of readers more than compensates
for that loss. Whoever Is fond Of wonder
tales-and who is not?-if he once begins
these volumes, will not stop until the last
page is finished. and will be very sorry that
he has to stop at all.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co. Half
cloth. gilt top, s2.25.
Where Meadows Med ne Sea. Illustrated by
i. +. ENGLISH, and edited by HARRISON IS.
Morris. Philadelphia; j. B. Lippincott
Company.
We are reminded by this exceedingly
handsome volume that the holiday season
is az hand. A book is always an accepta-
bic present to intelligent people. aud this
one should be borne in mind. II Is col
lection of sea songs and pastoral LAYS.
chosen from the works of various poets,
chiefly English, and embeliished with
dozen full-page illustrations. Tho poems
are nearly all Of high order of merit. We
regret that American poets are not more
fully represented. We notice only two OF
three. wAIr WHITMAN. whom we cannot
bring ourselves to call poet. has been
culled from very literally. We think it
requiresa special sense toappreciate wAIT,
aud that nature denied il TO US. Others
may be more fortunate. But. notwith-
standing WALT. We commend the book.
For sale by wEsr. Jomsros q Co. Cloth.
gilt-edge. $3.50.
The Ladd Family. Genealogical and
Biographical Memoir of the Descend
ants Of Daniel Ladd, Of HaysrhIil,
Mass Joseph Ladd. Of Portsmouth, r.
l.. John Ladd, OF Burlington, N. T.;
John Lndd. Of Charles City county. Va.
Complied By WAnExx LAppr Of New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

,nenss from tIms TO time, has given her circu-
lasin4 Tneaiun fully meeting all the reqsire-
ments Of ever ssns0n, bosn 40 70 elasticity and
safety, and today, with the Improvement
brought about By the amended lay going into
effect last July, $40 has, believe, for her needs
the most perfect currency system Of any nation
IN the world except, perhaps, that Of Scotland
after whose system hers Is elosaly modelled
This is matter worthy Of consideration.
" Elasticity and safety" belong toour bank
ing system, a. we understand its opera
ton: and it would seem that these words
cannot be words of doubtful meaning.
Let our bankers investigate the subject.
The people of this the greatest country in
the world should be willing TO learn from
the experience of the smallest country in
the world.
In Canada no torn or defaced notes of
any kind, either Government notes or
bank notes, are allowed to be paid out.
This is one law winch cannot too soon be
enacted in the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
Genafor Brioe.

We have heretofore stated that 10 order
to find seats N the United States Senate
For both sHERNAs and FonAKEs Abe Repnb-
hears Of Ohio proposed TO ty TO get the
Senate to refuse 70 seat Mr.. l,nlor. Even
Nc sHKnxAS does not appfsye Of this
plan. 1t won't do" 81 sepat,v TRuBAGs
used tosay. lir. HoAR has stated Ne eastom
Of the Senate correctly. II II 10 admit all
senators to seats who come with the pro.
per credentials. and let the Sanats Itself
insect them II afterwards their creden-
tials ara found unsupported BY the facts
in the case. Mir. BnIoz viii DO seated, and
viii keep his seat. lie wss an snhabitant
Of Ohio on the day Of his election to tho
United States Senate and he was then a
citizen Of the United States aud OF the
etete Of Ohio. What more could yop ssk7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
SUNDAY. -. NOVEMBER %. 1891.
THE FEATURES Or TO-DAYS PAPER.

QOEhALo AMI AND W I4feO COublAuSS W
bea leading feature of the Sunday DISPATCH
and we have daily evidence of ia popu-
lsrity in the number Of letters we receive
discussing the points raised and offering
new problems for solution. In this morn
ing's issue the following subjects are con-
sidered: The Meaning and the Origin of
the Name Bermuda Hundred; Discovery Of
q Copy Of Houdon's Statue Of Washington
(made by HubarO in Riverside Park. New
York; A Question of Grammatical Con-
struction Of Bible Text; The Squirrel
Problem Again; Who Gave the Toast,
"virginia, the Mother Of the Gracchi"?
Why is IL That Lawyers Generally Use
Green Baizs Bags in Which to Garry 10
Court Their Books and Papers? Why
the Church People Call Sunday the Lords
Day Liability of Fourth-Class Post
masters to Road Duty Under the Vir-
ginia Law; A Cure for CAieken-Cholera;
How Many Colored Cadets Have Been
Graduated from Annapolis aud West
Point 2 Can Any One Manufacture a
Patented Article for His Own Use?
Whence the Origin of the Name Flower
dieu, etc.
MANHATTAN CHAT-COlonel Cooke
ribs Contribution of Latest News aud
Comment.
"REMINISCENCES OF FLORENCE
Foundation of Brsntano's Fortune-The
Sixth John Astor-Large Salaries, &c.
FLoREEoES wiDoW-A Romance of
the Stage; Malvlna Pray's First Hus-
banda Pretty and Charming Dauseuso--
Her First Marriage with Joe Littell-Kate
Ludlow's Story.
SOME GREAT ARIISTS-Bright Remin-
iscences by yirginian of Musical Taste
Jenny Lind's Appearance in Richmond
Anna Bishop and Patti-0le Bulland Other
Great yiolinists.
A BROTHER IN notwithstanding
History Of Brave Confederate Negro
Celestln Beaulieu. the Colored Cook of the
Tenth Louisiana Regiment, Answers the
Last Roil-Call.
WARTIME S0CIETY-Mr. E. III. Al
friends Article on Life in Richmond Du-
ring that Petroleum and Rare Pictures
at Starvation Parties-The Presidents Re.
ceptlons Prominent Figures of that Day.
VISIT TO STEPHEN b. ELKINS-His
Liberal Offer for an Institution of Learn
ing for Higher Education.
EXCITING FOOTBALL GAME at Island
Park between the University of Virginia
and Trinity IN. CD teams Brief review
of the work OF improving James river;
Bright interview with Mr.. Varlens on the
greatest stage lights ofthlsa and former days;
Ancient Rpitaphs, Visits and Return Visits
and Social Events of a Week-Notes of
General, Friendly, and Personal Interest to
tho People OF AL Our Sister Cities and
Towns.
NEW YORK FAsHIoNS-T Girl of
the Periods" Coquettish and Stylish
Wrsp-A New Enamelled Watch with q
Floral Deyice-The Bow-Rnot in Jewel
ry-Red the Favorite for Costumes
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS on the
DrsPIron's Proposition to Pension Mrs.
DAVIS.
OUR REGULAR BUDGET Of Informa-
ton from the German Capital Advices
from Our Disturbed Neighbors IN South
America, and, in short, the news by wire
from all parts of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
Tp0nn0ndOlSStOCk
TANs, LIGHT AND DARK GRAYS, BLACK,
NAVY, MYRTLE IN PLAIN AND
FUR TRIMMED.
NEW WRAPS RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS.

Opr Garnet Department on the second floor
h.s bssn rehtted. and Is one OF the largest snd
hest stock ed In tho city,
Cottage Carpet az l2lk, l5, 20, and 29c;
Ingrain, Tapestry, Brussels, NelVets, Aoquettes,
Administers, Druggets In Felt, ingram
Rugs in Tapestry, Moquette, smyrna VIZ
ton Velyets, Hassocks, all At very low prices:
Ingram Carpets ut %, rs, 80, 40, and osc'' ior
Tapestry t Carpets st 80, IS, CO. 75 So, and 97c.
for the best artiolei or -.
Body-Brussels Carpet ut 81 and Sl'2o' maze
and laidOn the floor;
Wilton MOduette Carpet at DOc. worm xl'oOi
DObson's Best Moquette Carpet at Sl'@o' maze
MoGasttS and Velvet CsrpetU ut sl.5o and
smyrna Rugs at so, 65, rs, eoc., 81, sk95;
81, e.. 40, 81, $3.50, and So for g sofa rug.
Moouette Rugs at SI.65, 1925, 1908 for the
largest and best article:
Wilton Velvet Rugs at $3.50, SOU, end So'oVi
HaasOcks at rs ard 9Sc.-great bargains
Art Squares 10 Felt and Ingram "a large STOCK AZ
$3.50, SO, "a, s5, SO, e., 80, S12, and $40
very much below tho regular prlcss
Door Mats, Oil-Cioth Rugs;
Floor Oil-ClOths at 90, 20, 80, ana Soc
LIpoleuD az 40, 60, 20, aud SOc.; ~.
LACE CURTAINS in n ottng CHAM, Antlquei foint
Apphduo--One Of the largest ana most COM
plete stocks ever shown in this city, ranging
In price from 6oc. TO $50 pair. -
Call and be convinced that We CAN GIVE foU
THE BFsT vALUE FOR THH LEAsr HONEY OK any
house IN this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

Virginia is now to have spell Of win
terish weather. It is what we need. In
reasonable mildness makes people care
less; from earelessness colds come; from
colds grip, and from grip sometimes very
serious illness
The merchants, too, wish - cold snap"
for it will create demand for winter
goods and set business into brisk motion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

CAsHNERRS e. o.. agsrt
D0UBLE-WiDTU GdlDs A.
down 10 l0c. yard. 20 ~.
BLACK HENRKrp4 5.9tf, 80.
yard These inailaie htT e. 100 l-'t.,
cut t'.t' Fave -
l7 BSsei iid@ &c. D'Ar4'' c'yroy ptro
si SSoslsissS' d,T Tli i 5E2 oaAPEayra
CHENA SILKS n me rH...-.
Blue, Garnet Hslloirupt g.... ~. p.
and Gray az 27}fc a yard. "..F, u1.
EMBROlnERf sfLK-.It
SILK and SATIN RRl tf'.s -r-.
3, Sc, and No. ~, t0c. g. y.r. an -.;N,
fancy work. '' @sts q,
BLACK BALMORALs, lrsl 81.
81 piece. ln. "a
FLEECE.tINED CLONES .--,..
SILk-ENbRClDEkEn >...e..NNt
25.A n pair. '"aa' q.
WHITE TWlLLEO SHAE.. r.....
lNlfc. yard '''''t. lE',
PLUSH ALBUMS, largo 4-. ..,-.-
BID GLOVES, all dL. ..s f.. rsA
at 50c, a pair N 1f-st
Dlecs ARyiURR sfLK.,.t,.t,..
down - &c. Yart. i'tH
! ploce BLACK lAILLE. H.tv.,-.r
eold At 81, marked luwr .rt.. NiR
and only a small piOre %. ta. .t '.- aga.
SPECIAL PRICES TTs WI, D,.-,..
NEAh' bLANhEle, AsUV.I.r. 'oiS
PRICES REDUCED Tl sr.r -r-,.
BLACK RUSSIAN Htrf 'o..a. ..s
mi lAL HANDS ~. WTN fas
dies aud gentlemens. BE-. '''', a.
20 ! AIDES BlACk EH
pt a g. "i'h tros-..e.s, only i.st5.. s..
10 LADIES NEwNAEErIs. s-.,
e2.99 apiece -inss ta1n II.|- ~ ~
~ 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
AN1Lsug-TREAsuRY ALLIANCE MEN.
They ReOrEanize, Prohibiting Member
ship In ANY Political Order.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch-I

[By Telegraph % inc DbpaIchI
CoRsrcAyA. TExAs, November 2s.-The
anti -sub- Treasury members Of the Farm
erS' Alliance in convention here have re-
orgsnized their order under the original
charter. The new constitution provides
for prohibiting any man from becoming a
member who believes in, belongs TO, or aids
in any way any secret class organization
that makes political demands upon its
members or Ia any way exercises any OF
the distinctive functions of political
party. The ritual prohibits any man from
becoming a member who favors socialism,
communism, or anarchy. b. j. hendrlck,
of Waco, was elected president; j. ); Gil
bert. of Caddo, vice-president; w. g..
Cass' of Bonham. secretary and treasurer.
The movement, 1t Is claimed. will absorb
the sub Treasury org anizstion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

st. Paul has no hall suitable for the
National Democratic Convention, but il
the Democratic Committee will accept her
invitation 10 hold tho convention there
she will build one which will be suitable
IN every respect.
There is enterprise for you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
DIRECT EXPECTATION FROM lElR'~
PRoPUsAL&

D.
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII
~ received a. tho Oniee q INC F....lag
ne United states Cnssonl-it0ls', p q ., :, -
AZ Rsshmond. Va, until ? oclock D u. rs
IiTa DAY or DFcgNBRa, 1891, islsg9,'5G -
LABOR AND MATERIALS hhSl 'iH'....i.sg .
PAVING, &C., az ~ sboye-nsasl 80 =, 4, q
aerordnnce wi,b arauins AMI $500 y
copies Of ehicb nay 10 ns1 70 - 10 -
Tho cussodlan az Rlchmo1d, Va. b. ~. "a
M sccon,panis. by a certne1 che,a r.. - ~
no, les tlan per cens- Of 20 atot-, !. 81,
proposal me department Wi ~, ~, IA ~
roeeiyed after tbe time horein ~ I'D 800!
Ing the same, also BIDS Eaeh ~ 81, il,'.,
sffic,ly With 81 The reQultsinel y 4, =, .ltesfs
tion. Pfop9sAis nlusi DO eacA .,.as. -
salad AMI nafked " Prcposal, 70 ~. tsjs
al the listed states Custom hease
i,s a. RtchDoua, ra..H and Adas 49, ,otaa
JOaN W. klshkh. NSSlt-.i5i
E0yxspsk 20, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

There are two ways Of drawing a crowd. Oar
artist can 10 it without any trouble and so can
our Clothes. They draw crowd because they
are attractive, becanse like the picture, they are
made by artistic hands, and because the work
manshlp which produced them Is Of the most
superior quality. Another consideration that
adds to their power Of drawing Is the price. We
are selling them cheap. II you don't think our
prices are unusual, compare them with the
prices asked In other establishments. They are
not only unusually low, but are low enough to
just about touch bottom. II economy Is In your
lire come and look at our Clothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
rcrrox.rrD cAKE, 40

THEAP. FOR CASH. n i sSasS d.
I YToS.sxeD CAKE ana MA q, Tea ~
CAKE aud MBAls IN asy QpAss1'n.i@
ssrsili<ef. lntuosmeptt lef eeels,so Woo9 y
VtrssBsA PINK ekAtStffst, HAxNc.
nelc 81 cas-ioa4. HA~k4a" s.nlasgA -
70 22zm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
rrl,NTTURK. As.

yT0u CAN SECURE GRE5aAIi n
III BARGAINS IN CiiAAhh,Nbb SilJ REWl
DIXIN9. AND HALL feN-
c'oslas oss " ''-E GATHRIGht , s .srs.a
no 7-Im Nos. i2 and 10 oossE's' -. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

The North Carolinians are hard fighters.
They show it whether the test is made in
war, politics, or football.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

1t is fashionable tosay that YOU have the
grip, but it makes you feel distressingly
questionable to have it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
FURS, FURS, FURS.

We show a large stock OF Furs In NUTS, Capes,
and Fur Trimming for ladies and children.
Muffs at AZ, rs, Csc, s1.35, 81, up 70 s12;
Fur Capes at $3.50, S4.75, $685., $3.50, 90 to
s2S:
Fur Trimming in Coney, Seal, Lynx, Angora,
Astrachan, Fur In an widths and AZ all
prices:
Feather Trimmings, Feather Boss, Feather Col
lars-a very large, new stock Just received
and at the lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts.


White Blankets at Go, Soc, 81, s1.5O, a2, SOU,
e., "a, e., SO, and up 20 s15 for the finest
Iambs-Wool;
ia California Blankets at s4.63 worth $40;
Comfortables at 50, 75c., 81, $1.25, S1.1o, ~,
S3, a., 60, 81, and $40 for SILK Eiderdown'
Something new and pretty.
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, GlMP5, NALL
HEADS, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY, RIBBoNS.-A very large aud COM
plete stock and ~ lowest prices.
UNDERWRAR, uNDERWEAR.-Mlsses La
dies, Boys, and Gentlemen's Underwear In
White, Scarlet, Natural-Wool, and Fancy Stripes
as popular low prices.
GRNTLEMENS TIES.-Ties, Scarfs, Fourth
Hands at 23s. for 900 article.
CORSETS.-An the popular and beetknown
makes at reduced prices. Look at our !. q. Cor
set at 43c. worth 75c.
HEAD-RESTS, S0FA-CUSHI0Ns, SCARFs,
TIDES, DRAPERY SILKS In Chino Silks. A
large new stock and very low prices.
Many NEW GOODS 900 numerous TO mention.
Give US call and be convinced that We have q
complete assortment in all departments and
lowest prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
GZoeN3 and UAato

Special values thts weak In LADIES' sEAL-
PLUSH sACQUES and JACKETS, CLOTH
CAPEs and CAPE COATS, both plain and fur
trimmed Astrachan, Seal, Mink, baccoon,
Moufflon, Krmmer, and Lynx Trimmed Coats
aud Jackets, PLAIN HIP-SEAM COATS and
REFERS, CHILDRENS and MISSES JAM
FfS and NEWMARKErS and LADIES MILL.
TARY NEWMARKE1S.
The enormous increase 10 oar sales IN these
goods this season has enabled us 20 buy In larger
lots, thereby obtaining much lover prices, Which
reverts direct 10 our customers by being able TO
sell cheaper than ever before.
Remember, we have the largest assortment OF
ClOaks In the city. No matter what you may
want you win probably md It here, and at less
price than elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.


mo DAILY DISPATCH ls deisysred 10 FAB
scsiben ~ ysrTEzs cKxs pr wosk, payable 10
ire carrier voekls. Neiiea a. 90 per snnum;
ss fcr six months $3.50 fer three naontng boa
ssrone rfonfh.
ne sEsEwEKKLY DESPATCH 81 % per an
aunn. o. ~ for stx months.
Tho WEEKLY DESPATCH "a 81 per aannsa-
nhs SUNDAY DISPATCH ~ so perannuEn,
or go. for sis monthn
sahncrptoas IN al oascs payable sn advance,
ssd no paper continued after tao expiration d
The trse paid for. Send poss-ofico nonoy-order,
check. o. registered letter. Currency sent by
mail wiz be ~ TIE risk Of the sender Sab
smihss wishing tncir pcst-cfIice changed must
sivc their cid ~ wen es thelr new post-oface.
sample copies fFeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
MEETINGS MONDAY NIGHT.

nut FLOWERS AND DESIGNS
~ tey Al uses PLANTS FOR Windows aud De-
corationa "a. X. CATLiN,
SOL east Main street. RiehInOnd. Va.
Greenhouses, 723 Laurel stres;.
Yhone sos. no 20-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
ALaudable Enterprise.

II is the purpose of the Virginia Military
Institute 10 erect q memorial chapel in
memory of Leutenant-Generd T. j.
(StonewalD Jackson, who was for ten
years the professor of natural and expert
mental philosophy and instructor Of
artillery tactics and gunnery at the insti-
tute. On the walls Of this chapel will be
placed memorial tablets commemorative
the services Of the alumni of the institute
who fell in battle. 1s6l-ls65. The Board
OF Visitors further propose to provide pro-
per facilities are now wanting
for tho work Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in the Military Institute.
There is now 10 ths credit OF the
jackson Memorial Fund. .s5,7o3 IL
The Alumni Memorial Fund amounts
to...................... 2,oOO %
For Christian Association purposes
there Is pledged about. 2,737 90
Total. ...................sl1,20 200 90
II is estimated that about $4,000 will DO
required to execute properly the purposes
in view.
An appeal ia made to the admirers of
JACKSON. to the alumni and friends OF the
institute, aud to those interested in the
Christian work OF the school for contribu-
tions in furtherance Of these ends. The
hope is 70 break ground for the new struc-
ture next spring. Funds as collected will
be deposited at interest in the Savings
Bank Of Lexington, Va, TO the credit OF
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

'"~''"7'- '-E't'-sE71ET
Reading noticos IN readiReSraatter type, I'VE
Ines On less, 81; n nonpareii loaded, 700.
piicsfioD.
an letters and kilograms must Be addressed to
TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications wiz not boresuFnsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
DOLL CARRIAGES, DOLL CARRIAGES.

We have Just opened a large stock OF Doll Car
riages ranging IN price from 25c. 20 5000 for
one Of the finest Baby-Carrisges made. NOW Is
your time 70 buy these goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
POrtieres. POrtiereS, POr!lereS.

ESQ Portiores !uss opened direct from the I'M
Portleres at "a, 81, SO, o.. ss, $40, s135o, s15,
and $40, in the following new shades; sap
pblre, Bordeaux, Old Rose, Ecru' and Cor
fure,
WlndOw-Shades in all the oolors az SO end 49c.-
fringed and patent rollers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
DRESS GOODS

70 make room for better display OF Holiday
Novelties.
Al our French. German, English, ana sco,cn
Dress Patterns and Paris Robes IN the newest
and choicest designs, former price s2s, $50,
and S32 a patteri--youy choice tor $500.
An our ego, s22. ana e25 patterns-your choice
enc PATTERN DRESSES FOR sle.e0-
1850 PATTERN DRESSES FOR sll.7o.
ga PATTERN DRESSES FOR 1880.
eI2 PATTERN DRESSES FOX 1910.
Gil PATTERN DRESSES FOX 500.
go PATTERN DRESSES FOR ~.
46-tnch CAMELS-hAfR PLAIDS, only colors
left, reduced from 81 70 15c. per yard.
42-inch SCOTCH CHEYI0r, 3 co!ozs left, re-
duced from $50 10 65s per yard.
3s-tnch ENGLIsH CAMSLe-HAIR In Checks
and Stripes, reduced from Use 70 SOC. a gard
3S-incn GRAY-AND-TAN FLANNEL SUIT
fNGS at i21Sc for tho regular 2oc. quality:
3S-inch RLANN 81 eUIIINGStn Navy, Myrtle,
Olive, Brown, and Tan at 1886. for the regular
SOC. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
CONTINUANCE Oh OUR N,Er.no,,..
'FoR StwEEK LoSGgg '' sAl
STOCK D,s,, 10 %. BE- y so y ArAsAcp,rrrgu
DER TO MAKR ROOM Foa orr 1 u ~ q.
DAY GoOne, NOW Bgryl ''''
nAiLy JgCWyg1
cAsHNERRs n..nt,,,

CUT PRICES PREVAIL ALL rpor,a
DhLs>GOdps sToCk ''H %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29
&DAVIS
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS

win DO resdy IN few days, announcements OF
which will Do made In this paper.
For the few days remaining before they are
ready We shall hold great CLOSiAu-OuP SALE
The record-union., 1891-07-28
at once commence another action, and if
Gage and Chute ever return to the State
he would subpoena them.
RUN ON A BANK.
Sensational Newspaper ArticIe Causes
DepositorS to Become Alarmed

Sensational Newspaper Acticle Causes
Depositors to Become Alarmed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July pa run was
made on the Peoples Home Savings
Bank, at 800 Market street, to-day 1t was
caused by the publication of sensational
repoets that special investigation of the
bank was to be made to-day by the Bank
Commissioners. There is due depositors,
who number about 5000, the sum Of $780,
600, and it appears that some of them
grew uneasy.
The Peoples Home Savings Bank is
backed by the Pacific Bank, which is as
solid as rock, having surplus of $780,
COO and over. This institution could lose
that sum and then be even and solvent.
Some of the numerous depositors, antici-
pating rush, appeared before the door of
the bank long before daylight
The State Bank Commissioners exam
lned the condition of the bank, and their
report shows the condition Of the bank to
be good. The Pacific Bank furnished
enough coin to meet the run on the saw
ings bank, and all depositors who applied
| for their money were paid.
The bank was kept open until 9 o'clock,
and during the day between ninety and
one hundred thousand dollars We're paid
out to depositors. The total number OF
accounts paid was nine hundred. Sixty
| three new accounts and six thousand
dollars in deposits were added to the
| business of the bank during the day.