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Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-22
HAIL commENoEmENT WEEK.

Another Graduation Period At Yale
Presentation Day To.Day-A Unique
Glass Pfpe-The Seductive Prone.
made Tonight.
With yesterday another commencement
at Yale was begun, and soon now another
class of graduates will be sent forth into
the big busy world to see what they can
do in the struggle for existence. A large
congregation was present at Batten chap
81 yesterday morning to listen to the Bac-
calaureate sermon delivered by President
Dwight, which is given elsewhere in full.
The seniors in their gowns presented an
appearance which the chapel has never be-
fore known and the innovation has already
won universal admiration. The unanimi-
ty in apparel for the commencement week
exercises, and in fact all university exer-
cises, is something desirable, lending,
as it does, solemnity to the occasion.
There was no little disappointment felt by
all that the praise service which has been
the custom for Sunday evening was omit
ted. There were as usual many strangers
present at the morning service who found
Something interesting and novel; in the sur
roundings.
To day will in some ways be the most
enjoyable one of the week. It is what il
technically known as representation day.
In the morning the class will form in
line on, the campus and headed by the tall.
est man with the class banner they will
proceed to the chapel to listen to Francis
Browns class grafton, entitled e'Culture
and Service" and the class poem from Mr.
Tucker.
In the afternoon will come the class his
tories, and they do say that certain mem
bers Of the class will receive an unmerci
| full raking. The location of these exercises
| just south of the treasury building, il
| viewed with no little degree of satisfaction
for that part of the campus is now by ia
| the most desirable for any purpose. Tn
| historians will De: Ashbel Green, jr., T
81. Grey, J. R. Herod, J. B. Sears and 81
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-22
WHITE GOODS TO COZ

Second Floor, Front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
THIS " EEK.

Crnklc Bedford Cord, Crepe Bedford
Cord, and Figured Bedford Cords ;
rough goods in Cancels Hair, very fine
and desirable fine Woollen Cheviots
N plain, plaids, chocks. and stripes
Broadcloths all shades. Henriettes,
Cashmeres, and Serges Fancy silks,
brocade Silks. Black Faille, Black Tur-
quoiss SILK, Black Chns Silk, and Black
Surah Silk Back Bedford Cord, Black
Striped and Figured Hcnriettas, Black
Broadcloth, Black Serses. Black Hen
rieitas. silk finish Black Henrietta. silk
warp; Black Cashmcre, Black Crepe
Cloth, Black SabastopoL and lots Of
others all equally desirable, which we
cannot mention at this time for want OF
space. We will simply state that we have
the finest assortmentOf Fall Dress Goods
We have ever shown before, and we guar
anteo the prices to be the lowest. Our
goods have been selected with great care,
many Of them having been purchased AS
early as Arril and May by sample sent
direct from Paris. See few Of our i'm
ported goods in show-window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

FLANNEI.s possess m interest for all. WHITE
FLANNEl.S at 20, -, 81. 37,i, 40, 30, 62la,
75c., ana 81.
splendid value in 25c. WHITE FLANNEL
ono oi the icsi for the price wc nave ever had.
Then yard WHITE FLANNEL Mt 37I6c.,
also aosirahlc number.
We keep tho celebrated BALLARD VALE
FLANNFLS whitr) from 37lzr. 70 81.
EMBROIDERED WHITE FLANNELs at CO.,,
zoe. t1. s1.25. $1.5O, ana -.
GRAY FLANNEiS. 1Oc & 81.
RED FLANNEIs, 2Or. 70 81.
RIUr FLANNEL. @5c. 70 $3.50.
EMBROIDERED GRAY AND RED FLAN-
NFLS, 81 per yard
Tho celebrated ORIENT CASHMERE FLAS-
MEL in Wh'o. Black. Light Bluo. Navy Blue.
Pink, Rod. Garnet. Purple etc, for skirts, Ba-
bc.' Sa ks, nnd Other purposes NJ SOC. per yard.
sUNFTINGS nrs Of interest 20 ~ ALL
fO-4 BLE.CHFD GuEETING, 30, %, %, 27, ,
and 30c. for tho beat 1T:irl'.
1o-4 UNBLEACLTD sHEETTNG, 90. 90, 25,
and SOC.
54 PILLOW COTTON. Beachcd and Un-
bleachei. - 12l.. l., and 1G2tc.
Ct sHLETING. Unbcacaed lC'kc. and
Bleachel AZ 9 and 20r.
~ SUEEUNG, UnbleacAod, at goo and
Bleqched NJ 22c.
s-4 sHfErING, 90 70 2jc.
"a SNFETING. 90 to 2Sc.
ia UTICA B1EACHFp SHFHrING. 37i5r.
TWILLED 1O-4 BLEACHED sHgETlNd at
400.
New FALL CALICOEs, =, 6ti, And s'5c.
New wAUTUNN GIGGHAMS at SIS. 10, and
1otfc.
COTTON BATTING for Comforts at TO- l21f
ani 2Oc. per pound.
Here IL something hard 70 find now. SOLID
PINK AND Blue SATTfEN Mt 12i9c.
Yon either have children or are interested in
those OF other people.
For children We have UMBRELLAS NJ bnc. !;
SCHOOL HOSE. 10 to SOC. n pair; GoSSANERS,
81: CHIIDRFNS CORsErS. 30 md 75c :;
CHJLDREN'S MERlNO UNDERWEAR, 25c TO
81, and a thousand other useful articles for the
rising generation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
CARPFTSi CAKPETSl

We haye bean very busy in this line for the
pas ten days. The reason IS ihis. We have sucn
a nee line and We are selling them 40 cheap.
Whsr0 else In the city can yoI 60 and get good
Wool Carpef Tor DOC. ysri9 1oI an gei II al
TIE TON ER, and for 1Oc moro they viii send
TO your house, take the measure of your moor,
have II cut AMI made by a professional hand,
t,o,a. and send a man to your house, move all
your furniture, put Il down nicely, and replace
the furniture IS before. FOR just lOc more Oh Il
ward our liue OF fiue INO-fly All-Nool Ingram
Garnet ht ~ !. and 7Jc. can't to equalled any
where. Brussels Carpets at U%1s -, Soc. . Is
sl.I7,a ana Sl.@j. Nelvets and MoQuoIte3, eie-
CANT. laid Oh your hO0r Gt el.*'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
ZINE sUN-CURED TOBACCO.

l.
Tho following grocers and dealers sell me
ranted free from all Impurities. Try 10:
Hermann Schmidt, 9Th and Broad Sta
prddy Bros, TIT aast Broai ST.
q. A. Huhdiey, 628 east Broad St
X. II. Wuls, 1ls east Broad st.
Y. Lovtas, ia cas-, broad &c.
Jasss Kane, 10 east Broad Sc.
/. Il. A. L. ~. Kills, 800 west Broad 81
]. J. King = Son, 422 west Broad st.
X. Franeons, 624 west Broad 50.
Harrison 4 Pierce, west Broad Sc.
I. j. Gary. 1902 west Broad ~.
George Med. Blake, "a and Leigh.
W. h. Nasn, %, between Clay and Leigh.
B. Y. Collins. 2d and Clay.
X. L. Christian a Co., x14 east Main.
II. L. King, eo4 east Marshall 81.
Grimm smithy, AIS north 9th St
william Miller, ala north 9th St
Petsr Ruf. 734 north Sth.
Lewis Rsd, 4th ana BAxsr.
Ira GiaxsDrooh, 3l3 nogtn Adams
W. T. Nichols, 7x9 woss Marshall
Mrs. A. ksrss, 73l west Marshall
King Bros-, 4o4 north hsSroe St
John LAuer, 800 west Main ST
j. J. Rantip, ~ south Pfas.
Mrs. A. Lang, sol west Cary.
w. ]. Browa, 2o2 south Laurel
A. D. Brown, 2is south Pine.
=. A. Lowry, 322 soath Pine.
u. n. Gocds, 42< south Pine.
A. j. Haynes, $40 south finA
c. n. Dorset, 33A sou,h Pine.
u. E Francis, Bs,viders and China
James Godsey, 2o3 south Jeffcrson.
w. v. Keller, lao south Cherry 81
4. J. Collins. west Cary.
Chapiu 4 johnson, 32l east Cary.
q. W. Bliley, 100 south Slh-
]. H DsckmAn, 722 east Cory. - 97.St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
SEPTEMBER, 1891. SEPTEMBER, 1891.
.BREEDEN, TALLBY & CO.,
500 east Broad street.

We have new sto'ksof 1oRCHONs from nc.
N plc'o ot 10 yards NJ TO 30. a yard ana OF
HAMBURG EDGES aad INSEhTiNGS from &c.
10 ~ per yard
TOWELS, d nice complete assortment from De-
10 81.
TABLE DAMtSKs, White and Red from 2oc'
70 el.25 per yard.
CANTON FLANNELs, Bleached and Tn
blca -tei, o. to "5c. Der yard.
LADIES UNDERWEAR-Co Cotton and Merino--
AZ the lowest notrn prices for the qualities
NAPKINS from 25c. 10 30 per dozen
Tho famous "a PATCH LINEN FOR drawn
work. we'll known In Richmond and Manchester
a. G2i5c.
RED AND BLUE PLUSH for fancy work at
SOC.
Ten plccc. O, SOLID sUPAu SILKS At 2oc,
nearly as cool n tho SOC. quality,
PO9TIrRFS e25O 10 $50 pair.
LACE CURTAINS, Al 20 a. wlniov.
FURNITURE TAPESTRIES, Soc 10 $3.50 q
yard.
N,w PFRCALES, Light and Dark, 12lfo.
lob lI1HT PERCtIE at Gt.c., worth loo.
WOOL DRysS GOODS come noxf.
HATF-WOOL CASUMFRfs At 12if and $50
ALI-WOOL ALDINE sCITlNGs, 39c.
Al l~WohL HONE>PI ~ ~ ~ en1 'oo
Then r. ni,e seisc,lon Of DRESS GOODS, CASH
MFRFs, sERGES. ROUGH GOODS. etc.. In sold
Plalt aud s'rlpo at SOC. 7jc, AM el.
BLACK GOODS are always useful In or oat Of
BLACK CASHMEREs. 1otIc. 10 81.
BLACK sFRGFS. Boa 20 s1.25.
eIIK-wARP PENRIETTAs, ~ to s1.es.
BLACK FLANNEL. 25c. and 3ec.
VONEsPl y. 30 and 1jr.
BTbFOHD CORD II the novelty Dress Goods
in pleelt and Color.. 90, Soc, and Sl.25 por
yard. ,,,,,,,.cs
Ntce line o. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
C,.nrleto st,rk of SOTlONS,
0ur ITSI\GS are probably ths r'os' popn',r,
selling them largely as ve do TO several OF the
leading dressnakers hcre.
SnAi l. sHOPPiSG fAGS. 37le and Doc.
GE%Tk4llENS FURNISHINGS: SHIRTS
SO. to 81 SOCKS, 10 20 30; COLlhRS, 10 70
1Ge.,..: O. FFS, 1921 20 2Jc.: ttNILE MA :
sTSPFNDERS, 10 20 SOC; CASHMERE for Non
a E,N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
WRAISl WRAPSl

II wo1ld DO impossible foy ito give anything
like fair dos 'ription Of our stock here. We
have all tho new and leading fty lee, some extra
lno oues. Our s. Mnlsius-t oat is very nice
sia has been much admired. Then we have a
lot ~ s5.7J. and lot at $50, which are extrs
flr he prices-iight gIays, tGns. black. blue, and
xr1 graVS Il yoI want good nice, fashion,
ablet * f0r e2.50 -. S5, SB.75, $500. $40,
sII,S.2.S SIj.sIS $50, So, or S25 TIE TOW
ER IL The place to 80 20 look Tor 1t. for they are
there sure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
BLANKEISAND QUILTS.

The weather Is hot now ani you say you don't
neei Blankets. That's why Va are selling them
20 cheap. When tie weather turns cold the
prices viii be higher. loI will have chance
here on Monday, hot or cold. L. get bargains In
mat lIuo. 80 put this On your memorandum for
y .u Ia Anh ask in s.e onr RlauEets anA QuIlts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
BLAZERS ! BLAZERS !

The larges; sssor ment in the city. SEQ those
exira-rne qualify IN gray an, blue, AMI blacks
~ 600, rel iced from -. Better Qne- reduced
from g., 81, g. and - to s3, $3.50, 81, and
f45D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

uOksEs, MULES, cows, As. ,.,..~
NOR SALE, A SOUND. GEN EyN
IL TIE HORSE good fsr essgy or % 90
/. q. CE8NSAAW,
caro- Auditors Oaace Chess psake and oafo haab
way Company. Eighth and Main ssrss'A
81 27-ls' ------.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Sealed proposals Will be received ., this ONCE
until TT ESDAY. September 2ytn, IL o'clock M
for furoshins Tits iasgitution Ter the nsft threS
months. commencing OCTOBER IHE ISL VIA
the following Articles, IN moro or less 9i-auIss
A. tho reQuiremsats dsuaad-yi1:
l30 barrels FAMILY fLOUs-ssmple;
1900 bushels GOOD NkkChAHIAbLs bulb
ED MEAL-sAnpie:
1000 pounds RICE-sxnp pie,
4.200 pounds lGAT-BROwN suGAa-sarr rIst
$4,000 pounds BULK MEATS, bLlLiASs
SUITS, SHOULDERS, and SIDES;
1000 pounds sTURPkNlINk yoAr-sampfe;
1 barrel GOOD RYE WHISKY
= barrels WIN Ns6AR--ssnpls;
800 gallons kERoslNE OIL i2o-desree ssai
200 gallons head llGale, ls9dsgree tsss:
1000 gallons sLow.GkADtsfkl lfS-s@&pao;
IL sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
The aboss goods q 3s delivered ~ ths Sue
giniA Psnitsntisry irss OF all draysxs, snd u
such quantities and at scch iiiaes - mo super
intsndent may require them 70 Dc eeuvefsos
subject 70 inspection. Aark name ana prie %
each saaple. Separate sids viii os escesvso
for any oae or more OF the ssevs srsicles.
The Beard Of Directors reserve ne tagAS 70 -
ject any or al bids
~ erdsr Of he Bosrd Of Dirsc.srs
W. W. MOSES.
- 27.lt Supsrintsaxsas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
gIcgroyp AND pASvILLs RAILROAD Co..
or,,cw nv CrsERAL NASAGEs.

ArIANTA, G A., SeptemOer I, IosI.
DFWARD.-THlSCOMPANfW WILL
IN nav SIo oco for tho arrsst and conviction
Of the Iorssn or persons, who removed tho rail
from tho trncI ef ,se Western North Carolina
railroad near Bostian's Bridge, ireisn county
n C., on tho night Of wednesday, ASSaH -o'
1891. W. a: onntSi
General Manager Richmond aud Danviile Kali
road Company. % o-oes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
DRESSGOODS

Pretty Plads and Fancy Dress Goods
at l0c. yard.
Stripe Cashmeres, Diagoasls, and
Solid Csshmsres, 1890.
Yard-W Henriettas, stripe and
Plaid Cashmeres, and Solid Serges ct
25c. yard.
At 60c yard our variety is pretty
and attractive, as il contains all The
novelties md staples that you arc look
ing for.
At 80. and 81 we show an entire new
line OF Bedford Cords, Habit Cloths,
Sllk- Finish benriettas, and others.
We would coll your particular attsn-
ton to few specials.
Canton Flaunels, jc. yard.
l2-4 Marseiles Bed-Spreads, really
| worth $3.50, for $500 apiece.
la Wool Blankets at S}-s big bar
gain.
Our Ia AlI-Wool Blanket al s. is
worth your time TO look at.
Calico Bed Quilts, soc. apiece.
Beat Outings. SIC. a yard.
Heavy Natural Wool Cndcrahirts,
worth 15c.. at ogc. apiece.
Heavy Medlcatcd All-Wool Red Elan
mel Shirts and Paats, soc. apiece.
Risbed Vests, IS, 50, Toe, aud 81
apiece.
China Cloths. new patterns, 40. q
yard.
1914 shesting, bleached and unbleach-
cd. l9c. yard.
Shelf OH Cloth, SO. a yard.
Tan and Brown Halt-Hose, 90. pair.
China Silks, oil colors. 29c. o yard.
Lace Curtains, CSC. window, and
from this upwards
Infants hand-Knit Zephyr Sacques at
%. 33, 80, 40, 6Sc.. and upwards.
Lunch Cover and Napkins to match
at $3.50 set.
Stan ped Tray-Covers, SO. apiece.
Small lot Light Weight Black Refer
Jackets, sl.9S apiece.
Doubls-Faced Canton Draperies, 25c.
. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
IL IL ICHs IHxH5CvTD At Tas pisrANa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Wehaye large line Of smyrna Rugs sone of
the love!!ost design. you ever saw. Inc prices
comnece at A.. ana g. up 10 ~ lod JUST
o4grt 10 soc those A. s2.1O and 81 they are
tne larreat ever shown az anything Ike that
price before. TIE Nkk IL inc place 10 Duy
Rugs aud Art Squares. Don't forget Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

r n all the popular shades, Stripes. Plslis, nn1
o, Salton, Castor, klto, Latte. Clgare, Prune
Moque'te Eps, at sI.s5, 1929 1853 for the
largest AMI eat srticle:
Wilton Velvet Rugs NJ O. 30, 50 So and $3.50:
Hassocks ~ IS ard 0sc.-great bargains;
Art Squares IN Fell AMI lngra'n-a largo stock
s2.5O. 81. 81. So. 81, s., 60, sl". and
slS. very much below tho regular prices;
Door Mats, Oil-Cloth Rugs:
Floor On-Clotn. At %. Is, 80. and 35c.,
linoleum At 40. co. 20, and soc
LACH CURTAINS ia Nottingham, Antique,
Point Applique one Of the largest and most
complete siCck- ever shown 10 tn.s city,
ranging IN price from SOC to s35 pair.
Call and be convinced th-t wg cas- GIvR YOU
TsE BssT vALC. TOB THs LEAST NOASY Of any
house In this city.
pOrlieres, POrileles. POrtieres.
93e PortINres inst opened direct from the I'm
Portiers. Al -. e.. SO. G.s7.sssro, 1880. sl5,
and SEQ. In the following row shades Sap
ph,re Bordeaux, Old Rose, Ecru, and Cor
window,shados in all the col,-s at 90 and 49c.,
frinsed. and ps'ent rollers
Blankets, CNmfNrtS, Quilts.
White Blanket. NJ o5. s5c.. s1.s1.5O, 80. $3.50,
81, -, ~. So, an up 10 slo for tho finest
Taph',-Wool.
ia California blankets At s4.63 worth $40;
Com'or'sble At 80, I1c.. 81, Sl.25. sl.75, c2,
81, 81. g., 81, and slO FOR a s.ls Elieydown.
Something new and ireify.
TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS. GINPS, NAIL
HEADS, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY, WBBoNS.-A very large and COM
plete siO'k and al lowest PRICES.
UNDERW EAR. INDERWEAR.-Misses',
Ladies'. Boys, sni Gentemen's Underwear IN
White, Scarlet. Nftural-W ool and Fancy Stripes
al popular low prl ~.
GENTLENEN'S TlFS.-Ties. Scarfs, Four-in-
Hands at pc. for Doc. article.
CORsETS.-Au tho popular and hest-hnown
makes st reduced prices. Look at cur /. C. Co.
set at 43c worth 1jc.
HYAp-RESTs. sOFA-CUSHIONs, sCARFs,
TIDES, DRAPERY SILKS IN China Silks A
large new stock and very low prices
Many NEW GOODS too numerous 10 mention.
Give us r. call and be convinced that we have 4
com plete assortment in oil departments and
loves. prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
FLOOR OIL-CLOrH.

WINDOW SHADES, best quality, spring roller
AL complete, J0c . nprSs
we are ,nowlng tho very latest In Dkt>s
TFIaNINCs, FEATHER TRIMMINGS, JETS,
CROCUET GI4PS, NAIL-HhADs, JEI CoL-
LARS and STOMACHES.
gFAJulR Rows sl..3 worth st.75;
nj, Inc Of LOCNEN : TOILET il"Us Es;
Gr%TIENENs nAIR-BkL Shtf, d'c. worth
,l1frs, uAIR-BEUsnEs. SOC. worth 75c.;
300 H-BRu ShLS, l21.c. worth oo ana
3Jc.;
LACE pins from - lOc.;
sOIID-SILVKR LACEPlNS, 1Sc:;
LADIES BALkOkAL SKIRTS, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
GYvrLEMEN's PURE LINEN-bosoa wi VIII I

cr~,rr rvYN's PURE LINEN-B0sOM WHITE
SHIIJs. workmanship the BEST cotton OK
oSn~s C0IGAIEs EXTRACT, 25c.' over 80
DION, 40 will furnlsh Do,Ilc.
worth l5c.: rr prAYy prAcK
HOSR only l2]sc. ,,.,rN u.Nn-
GFNILE2EN'S ~ REV - = IL. L'.'5N -. .'A'''
crHTI FNFNs sCOLOKED-BOkDkRED HAND
KEKCnIEfs hcmsiit he'd, 10, ,,r sux
cE%TIKaENs LARGE-SlLh hi r o%iLh %
HASDKEKCHIEfS 'rcgui"' prev ''O'' '"''
cr%yIEygNs FANCY sCSPENDEks, l5c.
worth 2jc.: ...,,,,,. cy,,upca ONE
GESTIENEN's YOSEMITE SEAMLESS oNE-
HALF HOsE only 1850, worm : 'c. c,su
- -, our CbildroLs and Infants CASH
urDgnnd CLOTH CIOAks for present wear:
1uti !" '1pEN : PLAID FLANSEL CLOAhs e3'oo'
regular price ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Carpets, Carpets. Carpets.

our Carpc, Department on tho second nJor ,,r 10
one Of the best and largest sIorAeu " ''o '''''
cottage Carpet at l2l9 10, 90, ana Nc; M:ns,,..
'hs 'm,psters. a. Drurgets IN Felt. lnsraih.
Rnrs IN Tapestry, Nolueite, slnyrna' W Mi''on
VnIy.,s. Uassorks, all 81 very low prices
Ingram Carpets at g, "S' 49, Az ana o'c' 'of
me- e Ter, c,rpe,s a. a., 5s, co. rs. So, ard 97c
for the best article ., an, 40, nsda
dv-Brussels Carpet at 81 ana si'~o' ns'0
anu us.c,e,to iS,r Garnet ut 96c. worth sl.5o;
mohsnn's best Noquetto Carpet at sl'2'' made
uoonsi," S'sa ,a's and Velvet Carpets At el.5o and
sl'.2. prrs NJ 10. G5. rs, o0c., 81, s1.25;
sni sn 60 "a "a. $3.50, and So for SOFA Rug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Orr FALL UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gentle,
,oe, children. and Infants ts now coinplete ana
Won VII md th.s department mohey-saVIns'
GENTLEMEN ALL-WOOL WHILE ohiHio
and DRAW Frs. s
rADIEs' RIBBED SHIRTS. 23c.;
CjI,iDkEN . CASHMERE VESTS aoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

In this departmentwe show serge; hsIi's heIia.
Red,0ri Cord. Brosd 'loths )oes, hhl,.e ~,
Solid Also, the newest shades su0h "'
Cozole Fauve, Sc.
psdford Cords. the newest and most s'yiisn "a
dress goods out, n all shades, ut -, 3d. ~
"a ~, So, 81. up 10 s2.75 per ysrd .,
Broadcl1ths IN all colors at 30, 90 10, o""' Si'
sIon. and SO Toy the beet imported; .,s..
Ro,'o. irnnorted directly for y. in Broadclotn'
CameI, Hair, Rouclcs serges' WIN a, sand- a.
some decoration, from s0.9O 10 gao io'
beauty: -, no, ,o 90 75
per yard; .ror, Ole. 10
-. nor yari-these are rare bergtih9' On.
Csmels-Hair Novelties, very Stylish HUN ~''
u.6inrn.priccd Goods IN all new shades ano
s,yles. ran ging in price from SIC 10 &C per
,ar1 very iarrs stock 10 select rom
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PRoPUsALA.

OFFICE or rBg gSCrsRlsrkspsSrl
yIKGIsfA PsStfEslfssy,
RICHMOND, September 2s, 1891.
PROPOSALS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
Mr.. Demonrt.. Cbar~es

In the case of Margaret Demonet against
George H. Demonet recently the complainant,
after dismissing her petition for a limited di-
vorce. flied petition for an absolute divorce,
as stated in The STAR She denies the allega-
tons made by the husband in his answer to her
former bill. She states they were married in
May. 1885, and lived together till December
last, and charges that he gradually became
careless and Indifferent 10 her and that finally
his scts of violence endangered her health and
life She cites a number of acts Of bad treat
ment- On one occasion. she says. on returning
from church he told her he had prayed to get
rid of her She alleges among others that he
had locked her out of the house. had struck
her. tantalized her by stating that he had been
10 see the girls and act up the champagne; at
tempted 10 throw her on: Of a buggy. and had
cboked. kicked and threatened 10 kill. When
arrested for the last named offense, she says.
be swore shat she drunk and afterward
owned that II was false. She charges him also
With taking their household effects away, get
ting her money from bank, and making false
charges against her in his answer to her original
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
THREATENED AN EDITOR.
And Robert Henson Was Fined SIS for 50
Doing.

You black -, I'll cut your throat
from ear to ear" was the remark attributed t.
Robert 7. Henson. colored, who was on trial in
the Police Court This morning for alleged as
sault on W. Calvin Chase.
Henson is steward at the Freedmans Hos
pital and Chase is editor OF the Bee. in addition
TO holding the Office of food inspector for the
District
The trouble occurred yesterday afternoon in
a store corner OF It'll and Pomeroy streets.
Chase some time ago negotiated a loan of $50
for Henson and charged him so for his serv-
ices. Henson thought that Chase ought not
10 have charged him the 80 and he had "a bad
feeling for the editor
when the editor and inspector was looking
over some meat in the store mentioned Henson
entered and. after using the bad Language
stated struck at him and attempted to use a
knife on him. The affair attracted large
crowd and several of the spectators called 10
Chase to shoot Henson
Policeman Mulloy arrested Henson and took
the knife from him.
Henson. who was defended by Lawyer Shil-
hngton. claimed that Chase struck him first,
and he then threatened to knife Chase if he
struck him again
The court fined Henson S15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05
AWAITING DEVELOPMENT.

The board of trade is now awaiting the de-
velopment Of the plans which it has inaugu-
rated and at it, last meeting no new design for
the public benefit WAS suggested. Mai. r. F.
Knox, the agent of the board and Of the
United States census Office, has completed
mis- work. and having gone over the entire
ground and made q report of the industrial
and commercial status of the city all the in
formation needed for forward movement
has been gained in the reliable data furnished
BY HIM Mayor Downham and President Reed
have stirred up the leading officials Of the rail-
way systems which connect with this city and
the only fear now is that they will not remain
stirred and that after all nothing will be DONE
IL 10 evident that the price Of Alexandria
progreas IL untiring work in the interest Of the
whole community.
WASHINGTON CORPORATIONS.
The National Gold Mining Company and the
Washington Investment and Improvement
Company held meetings here yesterday after
noon as the Office Of Marbury q Armstrong. on
King street. and reelected officers under thc,r
charter for the ensuing year. Pew weeks now
elap-e without the meeting in this city OF some
Washington incorporation with Virginia
charter
NOTES
TIE city school board viii hold its February
meeting tonight at the Peabody building
The Columbia. Fire Company met last night
for the Transaction Of regular business---The
Georgetown Orchestra Is engaged to give q
concert here the 10th instant for the benefit
Of the railroad reading rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-05

In a case tried in the Police Court today
Judge Miller said that the shade trees of the
city are not for horses to eat and they must be
protected against such animals. In the case
before the court Patrick +. Conroy was defend
ant. He stopped his horse on North Capitol
street yesterday and tied weight to the animal.
Mr.. Conroy said he did what he could to
keep the horse from the tree, but the animal
dragged the weight along and took little OF
the bark of the tree.
The judge said he could not punish the horse
but effort made to secure the horse
the lowest fine was imposed. which was 81.