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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
Rnnhael,s snoIIod Painting.
He Edif0,. of he DisDdtch:

To tie Editor of The Dispatch:
Please answer this question in next Sun
DAVIS issue of the Dispatch:
What painter spoiled one Of RaphaePs
unfinished paintings by drawing over 1t
charcoal head2
Hoping you will kindly favor me with an
answer. b. @.
GBANTLAND, VA.
We do not remember the incident re-
ferred to, nor have we been able to find
any reference to it IN any of the literature
of art available at this moment. If our
correspondent could give some clue which
could be followed it might DO traced up.
If the story is true the spelling must
have been done by some of RaphaePs
contemporaries, but even ut that day his
pictures, though unfinished, were very
valuable property to be abused by any
other artist. Incidentally it may be said
that many, probably oil, of RAPHAEL's in
complete pictures were finished by other
artists after his death. GIULIo ROMANO,
his pupil did much of this work; in fact, is
said to have finished the celebrated Trans
fguration. II our correspondent can con-
suit VAsAR1's Lives of the Painters she can
probably come across mention of the cir
cumstanee, but it will require much
leisure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
The Sennta Adionrned.

After thirty hours session the Senate
yesterday evening adjourned until to-
morrow.
This was a confession of tho Republicans
that the "sitting-out policy could not
win in the passage of the force bill. Now
they threaten to pass closure rule. In
deed, Mr.. ALDRcH has given notice OF his
purpose on Tuesday TO press to vote the
report of the committee on this subject
To make this scheme effective some one
must be put in the chair who will rule all
debate out Of order and permit no appeal
from his decision. This is q step so vio-
lent and revolutionary that it is incon-
ceivable that the majority will counte-
nance it. and IL is said that Vice-President
morton ia positively against 1t.
The Democratic members have shown
that they will spare no efforts to defeat
the bill, and there are certainly some Re-
publican senators who wish them success.
So far the battle is with the opponents
of the bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
The Chamber and the Track.

The Belvidere-street matter is TO be fully
discussed before il IS acted on. This Is
well. There can be no objection to hear
ing now ell than can be said for and against
The proposition. so that when IL comes TO
q vote in the City Council members will
be fully informed. Let all who oppose it
speak out now or forever hereafter hold
their peace.
1t is significant that an amendment to the
ordinance so as 20 permit passenger trains
20 continue 10 use the connection track Is
not asked by the railroad companies, but
BY the Chamber of Commerce, represent
ing the business public. In other words
the community has discovered that it was
. mistake to pass law expelling passenger
trains from Belyidere street. Greater
cities than Richmond allow such trains TO
run through their streets, and we must
consent to bear the Inconvenience rather
than have the great North and South
through travel cent around the city. Be-
sides, the Belyidere-streetc connection gives
us two stations--the one at EIba and that
st Byrd street. The former 10 not quito all
that we could wish it 20 be, but we hope IL
. new lease Of LIE Is given the connection
Il will DO very much improved.
II seems 10 Us that the merits of the
Chambers petition will appear clearer and
clearer the more IL Is discussed.
We do not want the passenger.trains to
skirt the city we do want them TO come
through the city and give their passengers
glimpse Of Broad street and Of the Mon
roe Park neighborbood- As for the nui-
sAnce Of noise and rumbling. II viii not be
hereafter with the freight trains removed
70 the Belt Idns) one fourth Of what II 10
now. and Il Is now no greater than the
breaking and jarrins and bell-rfpging en-
ddred by citizens who reside along the
route Of the electric streetxailway lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
As to an Oyster Convention.
Norfolk Landmark

A gentleman writing to the Richmond
Dispatch from Washington suggests TO that
journal convention of representatives
from North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia. Maryland, and Virginia to discuss
and decide upon proper and effective laws 10
govern the oyster-lands Of these States. Our
Contemporary approves the idea and advocates
it. As means Of comparing notes and q llsct-
ing information it might be OF some use, but
conference before the Legislature meetS II
the movement Is inaugurated by some OF the
States whose Assemblies are In session the Gov
ernor Of Yirginiz could designate represents
tive 20 attend At their own expense and discuss
the oyster problem, but thst strikes rs as a
rather hoiicw proceeding. Moreover, there Is
no sort II difficulty about reaching the truth Of
the inatter; the dtficulty 10 In getting men TO
agree upon method.
Plat Tho oyster-lands OF the State, designate
the natural rocks which are free TO all by The
Constitution. and then sell the other land bY the
aero TO purchasers, giving them fee-stmple
title, 90 they may cultivate and protect teeir own
property. THIS VIII soon make oysters plentiful
and nne No method Of State supervision will
DO t. No method OF short leasing or special
oyster iicensing will DO II.
Enough Ia known already 70 establish the fact
that this 10 the wisdom Of the situation. No con-
vontisn cen 40 more. The people Ia some por-
tons Of the state are as yet opposed TO selling
these landA They think this State has bonan-
~ In them. They do not understand the subject
CT all. The state can no more supervise end
protect tho oysIer-iancs successfully while they
are public domain or subject 70 the shifting
leaseholds OF the present Law than the Govern
meat can eradicate the moonshiners who make
oiandsstine whiskey la the mountains Never.
theleea. have conysntiop. II 10 can DO convened
and ist The agitation 60 on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

wow Rocks.

New Bosks.
Her E,asbdnFs Friend. BY ALBEnr hoss.
a. w. DrraINoHAM. New York. Inc
Aibatross Novels; PIP. 1853. For sale py
WEsr, JOHNSTON K Co.
Tho moral Of this tale Is the old one OF
"Marry in haste. repent at leisure" The
scenes are laid mostly in France and Mas
sachusetts. The boldness Of Mr.. Ross
former works, to which most people object,
Is somewhat toned down in this one.
Repo-t of ne Commissioner Of RAILROADS 10 ne
Setvetdiy of ne Interior. 1890. Washing
ton: Government Printing Office.
This little book is Of general interest to
railroad-men. though it chiefly refers 70
those companies which are connected with
the Government by reason of having re-
ceived land-grants or other privileges or
franchises from Congress.
The Farmers Alliance. What Il Aims 70 Ac-
complish. BY II. u. CBAMBERLIS, OF the
New York Sun. The Minerva Publish
ing Company. New York. Price 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
He Differs.

JANUARY ii, 1871.
To ne Editor Of he Dispatch;
In your Sunday issue you express a pre-
ference for reading the current year,
eighteen hundred and ninety-one rather
than " eighteen hundred. ninety-one."
think the latter although something of q
"school- Is very generally used
by accurate speakers to avoid the am
biguity which would arise in certain cases,
as in the reading of whole number and
decimal, the conjunction being saved J"
for use where the decimal point comes.
For instance. IL q lecturer, on some
branch of natural science say, should use
the expression "one hundred and twenty
five thousand and twenty-five mlllionths,"
how would the listener, reporter or stu
dent perhaps, set the number down in
fgures--as, 1250O0.0 OOO25 or 100. 02J025?
Leave out the conjunction except where
integers and declmals are con-joined"
and the ambiguity is avoided.
pVOAaOauP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
National Conventions.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Which was held first, the National Demo-
cratic or the National Republican Con-
yention of 1898? ALBEMARLE.
The Democratic Convention met at st.
Louis June 5th; the Republican Conven-
ton at Chicago June 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
A COP pEARREsTTD.

Samuel r. Carver, an ex-policeman,
tried in the Corporation Court for petit
larceny, was acquitted, whereupon bench
warrant was issued for him and he will
again be tried for the same offence-that
of stealing watch and $40.
Hon. j. S. Martin, of Scottsville, who
now makes Charlottesville his head
quarters. went home to-day.
A. p. Bib, Esq.,, returned to the city
last night from pleasant and successful
trip to North Carolina and other points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

A man who has tho rheumatism said this
morning, "Igiye you my word of honor
that have . not 6a seen re ay one IN wsss
tism. Atchison Globe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
PANIC IN SCHooL-ROOM.
Plsstcring Falls and Stampedes the
Scholars-TwO Hurt-All Frightened.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatchi

CHARLoTTEsvrL1E, January II, 1891.
The plastering fell from the ceiling in
one of the rooms at the public-school
building yesterday about II o'clock, and
in the rush Of the children to get out
stove was overturned. which caused fur
sounded. In the panic that ensued one or
two children were hurt, and all were
frightened very much, but none were Sc
riousiy injured. The fire department re-
sponded promptly, but their services were
not needed. One of the female teachers
tainted. The principal, Mr.. j. w. Lane,
locked the doors in order to keep the
scholars in their rooms, but he was CON-
pletely overpowered by them when they
bolted. The building is a large four-story
structure, and is not at all well arranged
for school purposes. About S75 children
attend the school, and it is fortunate that
q more serious accident did not occur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

20 Window Shades, all colors, best linen OPAQUE
on spring fixtures ready 70 hang-odds ana
ends Of this years stock, Csc. each;
About 30 Cornice-Pols with brass trimmings
complete, for 25c.:
900 yards stair 0il-Cloth, i0c. yard;
9 pieces, different patterns, enough for four
rooms, OF 75c Tapestry Brussels Carpets to
be sold at SOC. q yard for no fault but pat
tern;
rs Remnants OF Tapestry Brussels Velvet and
Body-Brussels Carpets, IN 10 IL yards, soc.
ayard;
Here's an illustration OF how the Quilts are SELL
ing: Fine Cardsd-Cotton Quilt covered with
pretty pattern Turkey-red chintz. every ap-
posrance OF On Eiderdown Qutlt-price was
t3-now sl.99 win buy one.
The Offering OF elegant Portieres at less than
cost price has caused wonderful sale for this
time OF the year.
The $l2m styles are now So;
The SO styles are now $3.50;
The ss,50 styles are now s.:
The s. styles are now $3.50;
800 pair OF Stamped Pillow-shams that were
CSC. are now I4c. pair;
Gentlemens Linen Collars-odds and ends OF the
seasons stock. CSC. dozen-not less than
one dozen sold:
About 500 Gentlemen's silk Teck Scarfs-odds
aud ends Of this seasons Ties-noW lOc.
each:
About $50 Pure Linen cuffs-odds and ends Of
2bc. and lbc. Cufis-nov Ioc. pair;
More than 5000 Gentlemen's Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs-and when We say pure linen We
mean it-nest colored borders, that were
l7c. and 25c are now 12kc.;
Entire stock OF Fancy Decorative China silks,
nearly yard wide, now Sc. yard;
About 800 yards superb Dress-Quality Colored
Rhadama silk now SOC.
Double-W Width Printed flannels for wrappers
now l0c.-were 17c. yard:
Double-Width Figured Cashmeres that were i5c.
can be bought now for 10c. yard;
The Imported suit Patterns are still selling tor
one half per cent OF their original prices.
col, ens. and COS BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

30 sets Children's White and Black Fur Boas and
NUNS at 39c. a set;
II Black Persian Lamb,kin NUTS at "a, price
was s995;
10 real Monkey-Fur NUTS at $3.50, price WAC
$A9s;
perb pair OF dArters Win every po1, az
70 OF the best-make Smyrna Rugs, every one
different pattern, one yard wide, two and
quarter yards lonR-hAye been our s. Rugs
too many left-price now Is s2.75;
Odds and Ends and single pieces OF Lace Cur
tsins, one and a bali 70 two and q half yards
long, at 15c. piece;
English silk MohAir Macintoshes for ladies,
sizes 80, so. %, SO, SO, 90, and 62-price was
$3.50, now s. will buy one;
Children's Cloaks OF Camels-Hsir fancy dark
striped cloth, sizes TO nt eight-year 10 one
year children-price was s., now $50 will
buy one;
Astrachan Cloth oapes at $50;
A $40 smyrna Rug. size By yards, can be
bought for t25;
5000 yards new shifting Prints at SIC. yard;
Boys CheYiot shirt-Walsts, steel buttons, silk
lacing cord, etc, at soc. each;
About 100 Gentlsmen'e Unlaundored Shirts, 75c,,
Soc, and 81 kinds, slightly soiled. now sell
About 90 Atwood Dsrk-Blue Outing or Work
ing shirts that sold for 81 arc now SOC. each
Our entire stock Of Umbrellas are more or less
shop-worn lots, hardly noticeable. sell from
to-day on ct and for less than cost
Some 81 now $3.50;
some IS now s1.g9;
Some IS now t29e;
Some IS now $250;
some si.25 now 7gc.
Some ti.25 now $780,;
Some 75c, nov &C.
Some 81 now SOC.
About rs Union Silk Umbrellas, with long oIi-
died handles, new 95c. each.
COL AND Goa BROAD STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

n B.-Oug customers and the trsfs ia r....-
viii pie1e taks notice tbst We are dsisirsls's
not 70 carry away single dollars EoFth a -
from our 1pfn-strs<f sf6re. Egsfyminx NE
scid, even II We have " close out ths 80 :
bflk 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

Very sensible TO uss Or. Bulls Cough
6yrup for coughs. colds, hoarseness. cts,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
CONSUMPTION.

Ihags 4 posfys remedy for the above diseAss ~ "
se thoussnds OF cases Of the worst kind and otiohg
,auIng have been cured. Indesd strons Is ny fsa
in H. eacsny that will send TWO norrIEs fnEs VIA
VALUABLE TREATISE on this eissass 70 any pni-
ser Who viii send me theix Express and sddFess.
ri A. sloeusn, NJ. c., Isl Pearl st.s NJ y.
10 4-sux5ttws2tsp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
10000 Pieces HAMBURG EmbrOiderieS,
1000 Pieces .NainSO0k Enbr01derieS

opened and will be sale for the first time Monday morning You
the
get the goods fresh and You the
special which sell these goods during the January Trade
Sale might
willie themwi other prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, TENANT. HALF
w ORA MAIs-sTRERT STORE one square
from posI-ofice for rent. Price moderate. Pres
emit tenant unobjectionsbls 70 any business.
Address, care DlspsteA, p. o. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, BOTH TABLE AND
w REGULAR BoARDERs st 4O1 east Cary.
Terms reasonable. IA ll&lo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

Fine Allover Hamburg Embroidery, IS inches
wide, In usat patterns for Jokes, sleeves, &C.,
at2sc. a yard duJing this special sale:
(. 900 yards Hamburg Embroidery, II inches
wide, 25c yard, width and style that
usually sell for Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

GOWNS.
300 Good Muslin Gowns, cluster piests with rows
OF torchon insertion and edge to match, soc.
each;
800 Good Heavy Muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard
yoke, cambria runie, and rows OF pesding,
b0c. each;
1000 Heavy Muslin Gowns, edged with torchon.
fun size length and shoulders, Csc. each,
good illustration Of how cheap all the under
wears;
loo Worry Heavy Muslin Gowns, squore Jokes,
finished with beading, rows OF finest cluster
tucks altern ating with rows OF Hamburg In
sertion or plain Hamburg rurnes, sleeves
finished in Same style seven different de-
signs, SSc. each;
400 Fruit'of-the- Loom Muslin Gowns, square
yokes Of six rows OF cluster tucks with hem
stitched sailor collars and cuffs. sl.l9 each.
The Pointed-Yoke Gown at this price are
among the bargains;
500 Cambria Gowns, square Jokes OF tucks and
nainsook insertion, nainsook rune to match,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, ALL WHO FOLLOW
w some business or occupation TO JOIN THE
RELIEF CHAPTER OF THE GUILD. This
chapter PAYS SICK BENEFITS EXCLUSIVELY.
The weekly benefits range from IS t24; tho
cos, from 50 cents to 81 per month. No assess
meuis. Exact cost stipulated. The Income du-
ring single week OF sickness or disability "a
equal TO q whole years pay. Men and ladies adj
mitsed on the same terms For further parsieu-
lars address the Secretary OF the Relief Chapter
Progressive Endowment Guild Of Ameries,
Richmond. Va
n. B-RELIABLE DEPUTIES WANTED
throughout the state. ia loF,so6WYw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, AT 900 FLOYD AVE
w NUE., at once, A WHITE NURSE. will
ing and competent TO take care OF young
baby; must be healthy and well recommended.
A middlo-aged woman preferred. Apply be-
tween and 4 O'Clock II. NJ. ia 1886
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

EVERY WORD WE SAID LAST WEEK ABOUT THIS WONDERFUL
GATHERING MUSLIN UNDERWEAR is JUST AS TRUE FOR THIS
WEEK EXCEPT QUANTITIES OF COURSE HUN
GARMENTS HAVE BEEN TAKEN From ALMOST EVERY
SORT WHERE MANY THOUSANDS TO BEGIN
WTHEVEN WEEKS OF BUYING CANNOT BREAK THE ASSORTMENT
OVER THE SHORT DESCRIPTIONS BELOW DO YOU IHNk
BUY MONTH HENCE AT SUCH PRICES? YOU
BETTER SURE AND BUY THIS WEEK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
JANUARY SURPLUS SALE.

Muslin Underwear Embroders
the great reductions prices continue the Of
Sale The few below the latest bargains
the list and during the coming week will sell thousands OF dollars
nopoft prices rather than them until
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

500 pieces very fine patterns OF Nsinsook and
Hamburg Rmbroideries, hemstitched and
other patterns, for infants wear, at 81 TO
25c.:
10000 yards Of Hamburg Embroidery, perfect
work, Inches vide, lgHc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

VIZ ANTE ID, EVERYBODY 10
w know that from two to four doses OF RED
RIVER COUGH SYRUP, ten minutes apart
with warm foot bath, viii surely cure any case
OF Group. Cold, or BronchiuA
For sale by wholesale aud retail druggists.
Wholesale. No 10 north Eighteenth street.
Prepared by JOHN w. BURNETT, Richmond,
Va oc 26-Sa,Su6Tu3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, TO SELL 126 HORSES
w and MuLEs-SO on hand and 46 to arrive
Tuesday, January 20th-among them several
LARGE MULES. EDMOND BoSSisUN.
Banner stables,
ia Ie-lt. 1919 east Franklin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED 1T KNOWN THAT G.
w WENDLINGER, No. si7 Bank street, is
prepared to furnish FANCY COSTUMES In all
styles for the Association Ball 10 DO given on the
evening OF January 80th. ia lS-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

CHEMISE.
$50 Good Heavy Muslin Chemise, yokes with lace
edge finished In beading, yokes OF imitation
cluster tucks, 50c. EACH
5000 surprisingly-Good Muslin Chemise, full
sizes, ruffies OF cambria, Hamburg insertion,
and lace cdged, 25c. each;
900 Good Muslin Chemise, square Jokes OF tor
chon lace Insertion. Hamburg insertion, and
beading. lace edged, Soc each:
500 Good Muslin Cbemise, pointed Jokes OF clus-
ter tucks and Hamburg insertion, edged with
embroidery, 500. eacn
800 Fine Muslin Chemse, square Jokes OF one
piece embroidery. sdging 70 match, 76c.
each;
800 Fine Cambria ChemIse, squars yoke OF fac
cluster tucks and hemstitchlng, 75c each.
Some elegant styles 81 to s2iS
SKIRTS.
500 Fruit-of-ihe-Loom Muslin skirts. l0-inch
Hamburg rufle cluster fine plests, 81 each:
400 Fine Muslin Skirts, wide cambria rufies
with alternating rows OF pleats, fine tucks
and hemstitchinz, two styles, sl.25 each;
500 Good Heavy Muslin skirts, row OF plests
above Hamburg embroidery rune, SOC.
each;
500 Fine Muslin Skirts, rows o, tucks In and
above cambria rune, SOC. each:
500 surprisingly Good Muslin skirts, row OF
pleats, full-size length and width. 25c.
5000 Fine Muslin and Cambria Corset Covers,
low-neck, pointed, and square Jokes, i'lain
tucked, lace edged, embroidery edged,
twelve different styles, 25c. each.
Tho quantity Of each garment advertised
above Is limited 10 three TO any one person. as
otherwise dealers throughout the city would buy
more than We could have made at such prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST
w CLASS MEN to represent RUBBER
STAMP DEPARTMENT on the road. Must DO
takers. Salary and commission. Good chance
for the right party. Address, by letter only,
SOUTHERN RUBBER COMPANY,
tafs-It No. 1906 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, TO SELL, TOGETHER
w or separately, ONB BLACK, STYLISH
LADY'S DRIVING HORSE, afraid OF nothing,
stands without htchiug, FIVE years old, sound;
also, ONE PHAETON, lately put In thorough or
der, and ONE SET OF HARNESS. VIII sell
cheap or take in exchange good rdiug-horse.
j. B. W.,
IN 1y-lt' Dispdtch Office, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, CON FE ID Frat Il
w MONEY, stamps, Oficial Letters, Books,
Pamphlets, and Reics Of all kinds, County. City,
and state Notes. Also, old United States Coins
and Mutilsted Gold aud Silver. Q. r. JOHN
SION iiH Eleventh street, Richmond, Va
ia lSIts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, AN ACTIVE, INTELLI-
w GENT YOUTH or YOUNG MAN for to-
bacco-factory shipplng-room. Address IN own
handwriting and stating age, experience, and
references and wages expected, PoSt-Ofice Box
l52, CITY, IA tS-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, ACTIVE MAN TO
w solicit orders, deliver goods, and be gene
rally useful Good writer. Address W. j., d.
patch ONCE. State experience, age, and wages
required. ia B-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
DRAWERS.

800 pair Fine Muslin Drawers, rows OF nne
tucks nainsook embroidery rune, hon.
stitched. s5c.:
5000 pair Heavy Muslin Drawers, rows OF ploats
or tucks or rufies Of cambric, Hamburg or
lace, or plain hemmed, seven different
styles, Soc each;
5000 Good Heavy Muslin Drawers, rows OF pleats,
Hamburg rune. plain rune aud lace edged,
1--WE different styles, CSC. each;
800 Infants White Slips, Children's Trimmed
Drawers, Children's White Dresses, Chill
dren's White Aprons ct 25c.. not more than
one Of each kind sold to single person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

~ iris WANTED-100 GIRLS TO
VI MAKE CHEROOTS, ROLLERS, AND
BUNCH-BREAKERS; also. PACKERS. Apply
at once TO +. GRACEY & CO.,
als-lt 1890 franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18
BUSINESS WANTS.

TAILOR MADE COSTUMES,
Il trimmed with buttons made from the dress
material, is the prevailing style In New YORK.
Mrs. s. G.. SHERhER,
42i east Broad street
tat Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine oticel.
Teaches Nine. Mslltson's tailor-systeIn OF dress
.utting, aud cuts patterns by measurement by
use Of tailor square only, giving the latest style
Ia curves, darts. &c. Fit guaranteed.
COVERED BUTTONS, ACCORDION AND
KNIFE PLATING made 20 order. Also, PINK
ING, QUILTING. STITCHING, &C., done st
short notice. 70 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

WANTED, AGIRL FOR GENERAL
w Housework. References required. Apply
at SIS, PARK ayonue. "a ls-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-18

Infants Zephyr Knit Sacques reduce.
from % to l9c. from 30 to 35c. fFol
IS to SIC. /; from 81 to 7jc. from Slj
to CSC. Infants Zephyr Knit Ceps p
duced from 70 to 39c. I; from 60 10 90.
and from 81 to 69c.
Ladies' Knit Hoods and Caps reduced
from 75c. and 81 10 Zoe.
Ladies' Knit Sleeveless Jackets r.
duced from Sl.25 to Zoe.
Childrens Knit Sleeveless Jackei'rt
duced from 81 % 63c Children h-i
Goats reduced from 81 to BE.
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