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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
ADanCerous precedent

The Supreme Court Of New York con-
sists OF three Republican judges. IL is'
notwithstanding its name, inferior to the
Court Of Appeals. The recent decision OF
that court declaring null and void the last
apportionment act and requiring the Legis-
lature to pass new law reapportioting
representation in the Legislature OF that
State would fully justify distinguished
Tnelishman's recent declaration that free
government based upon universal suffrage
has failed in this country. IL Is a clear
case Of usurpation. If allowed to stand IL
will be followed up IN other States, and
our government will soon be a burlesque
upon the one our fathers left TO us. The
New York case has yet to be passed upon
by the Court of Appeals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Tho saoono pia;riot.

Our nominee for Congress IN the Second
District. Hon. y. GARpsxxn TrLxR. o son
OF ox,Presidcnt TrLER, will make good
candidate before the people and q valuable
member Of the United States House Of
Representatives. Besides, no deserves well
Of che party.
No odds against him were ever too great
e. deter him from giving battle to the foes
ofDemocraoy. and as popular speaker
be lie always very effective. In the State
Senate, TOO, he has made good impress
sion, and Is known there as man who is
thorough In the investigation of all public
questions and resolute in advocacy OF
whatever he thinks right.
The Second District. we know, can only
be won in a presidential year by hard
fight, but Mr.. TyLEs is the leader we
need for such contest. If the people OF
the district and Of the State generaliy--for
the whole Commonwealth IL interested
do their duty towards him. as We are sure
that he will do his towards them. be VIII
surely be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Public Health and Public conhde

Public Health ana Public Confidence
The city OF Hamburg, while staggering
under the weight of woe which the rsyages
of the cholera impose upon ii, has also to
bear much reproach. 1t is charged agains
It that 1t brought trouble upon itself and
spread il to other communities by pur-
suing the "hush policy" when the disease
FIRST made its appearance there.
II Is said that the authorities were fear
full lest the fact that cholera prevailed at
Hamburg, If known TO the world, might
injure the city's business and cause panic
amongst its inhabitants, and so they un-
wisely determined TO deny, as long as they
could. that the scourge had made a
Judgment there.
This was O capital blunder. II has cost
Hamburg the lives of thousands of her
citizens; it has crushed her business. and
compelled her to raise large sums OF money
TO be spent in sanitation and in hospital
service. A more sagacious policy proba-
bly would have avoided most of this saori-
Zee OF life and money. New York is adopt
ing different plan. It's Board of Health
proposes TO tell the trnth and thus put the
people on their guard rather than hull
them into false and dangerous
feeling Of security. Meanwhile the
board is proceeding to increase the
rieidity of ITS quarantine and TO
prepare for the isolation aud prompt
treatment Of every case of cholera that APP
pears. BY these means IL may reasonably
hope 70 retain the confidence of the
public. prevent any great scare. and Sc
cure the earnest support IN its efforts OF
all people who have any regard for their
own aud other peoples lives.
The Now York plan u the plan that all
OF our cities should act upon. Each one
OF them should make ready to stamp out
the disease should II appear. Wherever
there is q large negro population there
Ia more OF less probability that cholera
viii take hold. for IL Is disease which has
40 affinity for negroes, or they for II.
Yel.ow-feyor aud diphtheria seem not so
dangerous 20 them as 10 whites. but wc
recoliect that during cholera visitations
years ago the negroes furnished the
great majority OF victims, and we believe
that their liability to this and all other
epidemics has much increased since their
emancipation.
In each city In our land the board Of
health should at once arrange plan of
action 10 be put into operation when the
recessity arises. and should forthwith lay
IT before the city council and Insist upon
Al adequate appropriation OF funds 10
enable the board to do it's duty systemati-
cally and effectively. This would have q
bracing effect upon public confidence.
This would enable US TO deal with the
disease when II can 10 easily throttlsd.
In this way Berlin and numbers Of other
European cities which are in closer CON.
mun;cstion With Hamburg. Antwerp. aud
Uavrc than we are with New York have 80
fsr secured immunity from cholera.
NJ people look 10 the boards Of health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
New .IaraaY.

We claim New Jersey as Democratic
or CLEVELAND State, notwithstanding the
feud in that State. The Democrats of New
Jersey are as true as steel. They some
times have little private quarrels amongst
themselves. but apparently with the un-
Outstanding that these quarrels are not tc
be carried into national elections. We
notice that ex-Congressman McADoo, SC
we'll known in Virginia, speaks hopefully
not to say confidently of Democratic sue
cess in New Jersey in the November cleo
ton. The vote Of New Jersey may be
said to be not indispensably necessary to
the election of CLEVELAND, but the Demo
Gratis of the Union must not act upon that
asaumDtion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Our vice-Presidential Candidate

Hon. A. Z. STEVENSON had fine recep-
ton and spoke with effective eloquence
yesterday at Asheville, N. c.. where he was
happily introduced as "a distinguished
grandson" of that State.
He is officially announced in this MORN
inR's DISPATCH to make three speeches in
Virginia. including one in Richmond.
Each appointment will bring out fine
crowd of Democratic voters to hear him,
and the speeches that he has made in this
campaign warrant the belief that be will
have much that is instructive and agree
able to say to our people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
HAMPDEY-sIDNEY CoLLPGg

The 1l7th session viii ouen srgrrr,
1brH. For catalogues and other irf .-r...'..lt
ply to RICHARD MCILWAINF. p...,...
~ 1e-2m hlWrsru-,.i.ef d,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

5Oc a yard will buy STRIPED AND CHECKED
CAMELS HAIR SUITINGS, CHEVRON PLAID,
DIAGONAL sERGES. GRAY AND BLACK
STRIPED DRESS GOODS.
All colors 5O-inch FLANNEL SUITINGS. SIC.
36-inch SUITLNG, SOLID ground, colored
&c. a yard will buy wHIPCoRD. all colors I;
CHEvR0N STRIPES, all colors; HAiR-sTRIPED
CASHMERE.
Good 2S-inch DIAGONAL sOITING. 15c.
12i1c yard will buy MATIEAU SUITING,
navy blue designs; CACHEMIRE DE LUXOR,
EDREDON SUITlNG, MALTESE CHRYRoN.
CACHEMIRE DE LAME, now SIC. n yard.
DRESS SILKS IN Changeabie Taneta, Figured
Our stock Of SILKS is very large and comprises
the latest novelties.
Ga PLAID FLANNEL at rs, so, Soc, s1.25,
and el.50.
CHILDREN's SCHOOL UMBRELLAS, 26-inch,
at 76, 07c., s1.25, and $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
OUR sioux OF
G. A r p E T S,

whether Velvet. Wilton, Moquette, Body Brus-
sells, RoKbury, Tapestry, Ihree-Ply, Extra
super Two-Ply, All-Wool, or Cotton Chain, Is 80
large that you can end any style yon may fancy
and at lower prices than others quote.
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THALHIMER BROTHERS
WISH TO SOME IMPORTANT FACTS BEFORE THEIR FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
RICHMOND COLLE1.
RICHMOND, Va


The next session begins >EPrEVBgs2a, a.
continues nine months.
Expenses per session ~ a resI iant ...,.s. a.
bracing entrance fee, tuition, board g.. =.
and washing, about sos. tfar.r.-., r..
student. about $3.50. Tuition 10 IasNse
II both classes he taken. go. % 1sy "a
The scheme II instruction emhra-,. 49,.
Independent Schools of Latin. 6ress. N,.'-
Languages, English, NAthemaTa, hrg,
Chemistry. and Philosophy, aui DE Pri-.,.-,
School OF Law. Provision is slsl male ~.
temstic instruction In tho Art ~ Et2rs.s.
The courses OF instruction 90 ths h..i.-.
School lead 20 the Degrees ~ Rta.f &
Science, Bachelor " Arts, au1 Mags- NJ.
IN the Law School 10 the Degree " Hl1.fl
Law.
Tho location Of the college Do 'te 7'r 70 "a,
mond gives II unsurpas-ei sfrA.iss !
healthfulness, and IN opp0ulalfs, n .--rf,
ment IN addition 10 those ahorlei tyu. ID. si
itself.
For catalogues apply a. The toots'. o.. b q
city. or address hIlhlft.
~ 5-tSa22 Chairman ut tls ft.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

The feature Of General STEvESsoS's
speech at Asheville yesterday was his
expose of the 'atrocious character of the
force bill. His work was we'll done. There
has been much said ON the subject, but
nothing that we recall clearer or more con-
vincing than the caustic review made by
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Georgia.

Georgia will hold general State cleo
ton on the first Wednesday in October.
The result will tell upon the presidential
prospects of both the candidates. ordering
HARRISON to the rear and inviting CLEvE-
LAND to the front. At least such we ex-
pect to be the result. Why the papers
have not said more on the subject of the
approaching election in Georgia we do not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
THE RICHMOND DISPATCHES FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER is 1892
s------S
1}'(oFE!N
(oARANY
S-~0

It's shame TO have TO stop 10 talk OF
Remnant-Day with the big store groan-
ing under it's weight OF new merchan-
dise-for never before have we had such
O superb offering OF seasonable goods.
Still, short lengths and short lots
must be kept clear. They are offered
you for little while they are most valua-
bic to you. Shakespeare says San hon
est tale speeds best being plainly told, F"
80 no more introduction to tell you Of
these FRIDAY offerings:
4 rolls Table Oil-Cloth, "a, marbled
and fancy, go from 20c. to 1910. yard.
8 pieces Colonial Cloth, 29-inch, go
from l0c. to sc.
Several popular Navy-Bluo Flannel
cites, dots and plaids, l21c.
pieces Eiderdown, fancy and PLAIN,
elegant for children's wraps, 49c. grade
to Csc. ; the 69c. grade TO 40c.
A third off five pieces French Printed
Flannel for wrappers and the like. Now
50c.
French Flannel, all wool, in tans and
Rrays, neat stripes and solid, BIC. from
SOC. yard.
100 yards A Bleach, g. to 10-yard
lengths, &c. grade for &c.
l,400 yards more of those Bleached
and Unbleached Canton Flannels, g. to
9-yard lengths, at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

The New York World says that success
in this campaign is duty. So it is. And
let us go to work to perform this duty.
With work we shall win; without it we
must fail. Vigilance and diligence are
both demanded in Virginia and in every
other State,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

| 4 pretty Chemise,
/ mussed from show,
| trimmed With inser-
\ ton, from sl.72 90
l 10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Wanted situations f25 words or iess,....s 20
Heading notices m reading-matter type, nse
,res or insss u; m nonparcii loaded. 75c.
Gard o. rates Tor moro space furnished on sp-
plicnsion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Anicssers ana kilograms must be sddressedt to
1HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communscssions win not oersturnod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
HuGk Towels,

GOOD HUCK TOWELS, s1.5O, 81, $500, and
GOOD DAMAsK TOWELS. s1.75 and se.25 q
dozen.
See our s1.es MARsEILLRs QUILTS, worth
$3.50.
see our s2ss MARsEILLEs QUILTS, worth
GEORGIA PLAIDs AND CHEvIoTs, s1sc. q
our RICHMOND SHIRT, only SOC, made OF
New York Mills Cotton, linen bosom. and is rein-
forced back and front
LADIES' BLOUSE SUITS at IS, 81, and sS.4S.
LADIES SHIRT-WAISTS at 30. 80, 60, 75,
IS, CSC, and sL13-ali far below regular
prices.
LADIES' MEDIUM-WEIGHT, HIGH-NECK,
AND LONG SLEEVES CoTToN'RIBBED
EXTRA VALUE LADIES' STRIPED COTTON
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, double hoels
ASSORTED TANs, ASSORTED BROWNS.
BLACK, WHITE, AND SLATE S-BUTTON
LENGTH SUEDE GLOVES Of this falls impor-
tation, 81 pair, guaranteed II put on by our
clerk at our glove-counter.
SOUVENIR sP00Ns-pretty designs In Rich
mond and other styles.
UNBLEACBED CANTON FLANNEL from
6t4c. yard up 20 the finest
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL SIC. up to
CARPET WARP, full weight bales, all
colors.
A nrst-class assortment OF TOYS on third
floor.
We invite call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

sizes from 2 years
old TO misses Of
18. Some are
auction goods /.
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NIcGUIRE'S SCHOOL.
WI BOARDERS AND DAY, HUlc
MONROE PARK. NICHNuNp 50

JOHN 7. MCGi IKE. Plnrls
Assistants--ln Upper : 'haO.. D. u. rHur
University ~ Yirginia e. l. uer.l A ,
G. T., aud licenuAte IN Mathrullos ali So q.
Science University VI Nrfrh D. T. H'... s
A. An assistant Ia Greek Wa. ggI o.. u
University. In Lower school, No. n. p
Cure ami Miss NJ. ". Piesss1ts Doc Ilr.r
and college record. tormf. g.. go 1r lu1
bookstores aud veet-Mni1-.t-rei irIe.-H 2
apply az No. north Boytiere i.r'i -lf
day for twenty-elkhth session. >ifittNl
10Th Aesem bic tor class-w0rk In us..f
auI .tffHf'I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

1LADY's sATTEEN WAIST, black and white
size 80, was s1.3s, now Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
ChildrGn'S School Shoes.

BOYS AND GIRLS SHOES at Csc. pair.
GENUINE CALF SHOES, Laced OF Congress
style, s1.0s-equal IN every respect 70 the ave-
rage IS grade.
Al LoW-CUT SHOES at or below cost.
LADIES' GLAZED D0NGOLA BUTTON
SHOES, regular price 1915, now Sl.9S.
BURTS HAND-SEWED WELT BUTTON
SHOES, with patent-leatner tips and plain toes,
on common-sonse and opera lasts, regular 90
grade, reduced 10 93oS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

The transatlantic steamship companies
have Writ ually concluded not to bring any
more emigrants to this country for the
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

LADYs LIGHT CHALLIE TEA GOWN
heliotrope design, size 3S, was $3.50, now
1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF fnE STATE BOARD oP

COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF fnE STATE BOARD OF
BUILDING COMMISSIONERS,
STATE CAf1rot- RICHMOND August 20, 1892.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this ONCE until i2 M. SOFTEN
BEk 20, 1892, for the erection aud completion
OF the STATE LIBRARY BUILDING at Rich-
mond, Va
Plans. Specifications, aud General Instruc-
lions 20 Bidders may DO seen at the ofice Of the
architect, W. NJ. P0INDExTER, 1920 r street,
Washington. .. G., and at this once on and
alter August 20, 1892.
No bid viii be considered unless accompanied
by certified check for $4,000, fmads payable
70 tho President OF the state Board OF building
Commissioners, as security for the, execution
OF a contract Tor tho work, with bond In the
penalty OF a50.0oo.
Ihe board reserves The right " reject any
and all bids p. w. MCKINNEY,
Governor Of Virginia aud President of the
State Board OF Building Commissioners
au 2T-30t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERI


LOO go s4.Sj, $50
2,
o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

o LADIES' ALI4-wOOL BLACK JERSEYS,
sizes 80 and "a, were $3.50, now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
CLOAK REMNANTS.

2 LADIES' WASH sILK-WAIsTS, pin stripes,
light colors, sizes 40 and AZ, were $40, now
SIZE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

b LADIES CLOTH CAPES, odd styles and 40
two alike, were 90, $40, and Sl2, now 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
for m q kin &
which can be
adjusted to
|BUttOn-H

Wheeler & Wilson, Domestic, Singer,
Household, and American sewing-ma-
chimes. 1t was made to sell at S., and
didn't take with the public. A cut
price moved them slowly SO to-day We
sell them at see. each-and you'll thank
us when you've tried them.
Five hogsheads Of China were added
to the great China Sale yesterday.
II. -, 10, AND II EAST BROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

o LADIRS LINEN LAWN WAISTS, neat
figures, sizes 80 and 3S, we're s1.25, now 5Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
Blazers and Refers.

These cool days you are compelled 10 have
wrap. We have made several reductions In
Wrap Department TO close stock.
BLAZERS AND REFERS.
duced 10 S1.0S.
80 Blue aud Black Refers reduced to 1925,
regular price s3a5.
Blue and Tan ATWOOD Refers reduced 10
$3.50.
80 Black and Blue Storm Serge Blazers, prico
has been S4.25, reduced TO $3.50. We consider
this blazer TO DO az good as any 81 wrap In wear
Black, Tau, and Bloc Storm Serge Resfers,
with fancy frogs and crochet buttons, only "a.
Tan, Black, and Blue Double BIZ sasted Reef
ers, made all.twiiled repellent cloth, only IS.
IL Bedford-Cord Reeters, tan and black, were
IS, now $3.50.
Tan Camel's Blazers and Blue reduced TO
50.
These are all tailor-made garments and any
alteration will be done free OF charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

All OF these ere in 4lryard patterns, and
most Of them have narrow trimming TO match
included.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Underwear,

8 Chemise, v-fiont, fine insertion, 81. from
s1.72. Three torchOn-trimmed, same price.
White skirts, Hamburg and tucks, 75c.,
from SLID
skirts. With wide cambria runle and tucks,
from sl.23 10 75c
2 Night-Gowns, corded yoke, s1.25, from
s1.75-a specially good bargain.
3 Gowns, rich in embroidery, at 7oc. each
soed.
= Cambria Gowns. nne Hamburg yoke, $3.50,
from s2.
A small lot Of Ladies' Merino Vests, high neck
and long sleeves, RIBBED. slightly soiled, go from
ALAS TO 75c.
Broken lot Children's Vests, your choice at
25c. about half.
A lot OF Children's Short Stockings, imported,
fancies and black sizes 4 to 5l6, some OF which
have been 30 and 25c., 60 together to-day at
10c
Same, domestic goods, small sizes, 3d. pair.
A host OF short lengths at the Ribbon
counter, for half or about.
Look at these sacrifices for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

Now, indeed, is cleanliness next to god
Illness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
One Pattern at s4-tan, embroidered IN bIs

Two Patterns at S2.50-white, embroidered II
colors, and white, embroidered IN navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Books.
go to less than half.

go to less than half. Among the hun
dred titles are
The Broken Chain, The Merry Bachelor (irom
the French), Conscience (by Hector Malop,
Toltec Cup (by Nym Crnkle)
We have alabor-sayer in an attachment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Remnant-Day, Friday, September 18th.
Eight Embroidered DreSS-Patterns

Five Patterns at s5. The colors are brown,
embroidered In colors; lavender, embroidered
IN white: white, embroidered In shrimp, and
white, embroidered in lavender.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Hltl
' SCHOOL. 1O2 ess, cary street. s. p
open I'D SEPTEMBER Daily rslg o. 30
cises; kind, patient treatment; prfrrA 49,
tion b. each scholar. Full science a. .tf
keeping course. once hog-- DID 0 B.. ttI
Circulars at bookstores ant s-fs 20
store, Church nm. Principal tH.n
ARCHER, NJ. A, Ph. b.
h.sg6 Tl.seslt.r
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bUOILuebS
among the
Dress Goods ::

worth $3.50.
81 yards Brown Tricot. specially good, s1.50,
worth S2.2j.
Az yards Navy-Blue Storm Serge, So inch, for
81 30.
~ yards Blue Serge for Toe, because o nail
in the case stuck through IL.
Pr yards Extra-WiGth Plaid Hlannel, 81
worth easily sI.50.
Four Patterns Cnmel's-tlair Stripe, two blues,
a gray, ana a brown, $3.50 each-saying nearly
a dollar.
Five Pattern 40 yards eechl Half-Wool Dress
Stufis, brocade figures, at 81 each-worth half
mere.
2N yards Heavy Black Brocade SILK for $3.50
worth double.
yards Nie-Green China silk for 1915 -
worth "a.
yards Heavy Black Brocade silk, with colored
figure, for S3-half value.
"a yards Of a Rich Figured China SILK for
Ha-Worth Ak
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remnants White HnuneL.

g. to 5-yard lengths, at l5c. yard. You
paw 25c. from the piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

so Finger
marked or dog
cared from show
ing, all SOC. books,
Among tho hum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
Leather Belts.

1GRAIN LEATHER BLACK GIRDLE BELT,
si.25 10 Zoe.
95c. TO soc.
4 GRAIN LEATHER BLACK STRAIGHT
s GLAZED LEATHER BLACK STRAIGHT
BELTS, 3sc TO 25c.
2 GRAIN LEATHER BLACK STRAIGHT
GLAZED LEATHER BLACK GIRDLE BELT,
3 GRAIN LEATHER BLACK STRAIGHT
BELTS. S1.25 10 o0c.
3 GRAIN LEATHER BLACK-ANDT TAN
STRAIGHT BELTS, soc. 10 csc.
1 GRAIN LEATHER RED GIRDLE BELT,
sl.25 TO SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

cHANGEARLE SILK PARAsoLs, sa.25 to
S1.H5.
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| 129 Wraps,

some are from last season. The prices
about pay for the making, while the
garments are well made and of good
material. Those left go to-day
30 Wraps, sizes for children from 2 TO 10, at
50. Many Of these we're "a.
II Childrens Wraps, to years at 81. Eng
lish tweed, corduroy, and plush.
10, sizes = 70 5, CheyiOts. Camers-Hair, and
Beaver, at S2-haye sold at 5000
L Cheviot Refer, size for years, 81, from
3 Refers, gray and tan, sizes ~ 70 IL years,
at 80; two black, l6 and Is, at 52.75.
Childs Cloak, size 10 years, heavily braided,
with cape, s4.pS, from So
Braided School-Bags, sc. in fancy
canvas. Toe. embroidered cloth, with
rings (saddle-bag style), 49c.-yery
handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16
COrSets.

less than half to-day. For instance,
50 grade for Sl.50; $3.50 grade for 75c.
and CSC. 81. rs grade for $50.
Here's big money saved you On
Sunday we advertised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-16

CHANGEABLE SILK PARAsoLs, $3.50 to
el.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-18
DIED.

DOwN-At Newport, KY, on Wednesosy'
June 18th, 1892 THOMAS DowN, aged ~ years
Funeral from residence OF his mother, rear oil
2i59 Main street, on Saturday morning AZ
o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
HEBRANK-At wellsburg, on THURSDAY
evening at o'clock, JOHN HEBEANK, In the 4Sd
year OF his age
Funeral from P, W. & ky. depot on Saturday
morning.
REYMANN-Ffiday, June IL, 1892, to:SJ
O'Clock D. m, Mrs APoLLoNIA, VIE OF lhe iaIe
George Reymann, in her o9th year
Funeral services at residence OF her dsugh'
ter, Mrs. Margaret Lang, No 1925 Woods street.
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF
the family respectfully invited TO attend. In
terment at Greenwood cemetery. No flowers,
by request
LAFLAN-On Thursday, June Is, ls92, at y
o'clock p. m. at his residence 5000 McCsilJch
street, NAPOLEON LAFLAN.
Funeral notice hereafter.