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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
THURSDAY. !. FEBRUARY 4. 1892.
New York.


No good Democrat can shut his eyes to
the danger which threatens the Demo
cratic party as q consequence OF the bolt
which has taken place in New York city
and State. 1t may be true. as Governor BILL
states. that the leaders in this bolt have
always been his enemies, not TO say the
enemies of the Democratic party. IL may
be true. rs one of the boilers admits. that
his little faction have always been known
rs conditional Democrats" or Demo-
cratic Mugwumps. II may be that these
Nugwumps, conditional Democrats, or
boilers. are not so DESTROYS of securing
Mr.. CLryELAsD's nomination for President
as they are of preventing Mr.. HnL from
getting that nomination. Yet all these
considerations or facts cannot do away
with the threatened danger of defeat TO
the Democratic party Of the whole Union.
We have been inclined TO hope that the
Democrats might elect the next President
without assistance from New York. Such
an outcome of our present difficulties is
possibility. But even this possibility
would OF course be rendered less by the
nd and comfort which bolt in New York
would give to the Republicans. The cry
would be raised from one end of the Union
TO the other that there was no hope of the
election of Democratic President without
the vote of New York; and those merce-
nary voters who are never found on the
side of the defeated candidates would all
rally under tho standard of the Republi-
can party.
Let us look OF the figures. There will be
IA electors chosen in the several States.
1T will require 223 to elect the President.
The following States may be set down as
certain to vote the Democratic ticket
that is. as certain as several States classed
es Republican States are to vote the Re
publican ticket. In fact, If wo considered
st doubtful whether the Democrats could
carry any Of the States we are about to
name, we should have but little if any
hope Of Democratic triumph next fall.
Hera ia the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Piedmont and Cumberland Railway
Company was held IN Baltimore Tuesday.
The report of President Davis shows that
the road did fairly we'll last year and that
the West Virginia Central continues 70
operate it. The time for the annual meet
ing was changed to the second Tuesday IN
October. All the directors and other OIL
GERS of the company were reelected, The
directory of the Cumberland Coal Com
pany was also reelected.
Lord Salisbury spoke Tuesday at Exc
ter (England). where he met with an oya-
ton from Devonshire Conservatives. He
criticised the Liberal programme as being
obscure. Indefinite. and full of empty
promises. He nscribed the results of the
recent South Moulton and Rosendale
elections solely TO the loss of personal in-
fsuence, adding that If the Unionist vote
increased everywhere as there, o Unionist
majority might be secured. Possibly the
manifest lukewarmness on the home-rule
question was due 20 Radicals forming the
notion that it's advocates only used the
Irish vote as tool to secure office, with
out intending TO grant homo rule. The
speaker then said he must bog his auditors
TO observe, however, that the Irish quar-
relied among themselves and We'd with
each other 20 obtain the most extreme
concessions from MIR. Gladstone.
Tuesday night the Canadian Pacific ex.
press from st. John, N. b.. carried to Cap
tain OGrady, of the British ship Glendon,
who refused TO haul down his colors at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, on Sunday at the de-
mand OF what is termed an angry and ex-
cited mob largely composed of State mill
tia." brand new Union Jack. which was
purchased by number of mari
time province people living In Montreal,
as well as by. subscription from
referred to went into Bridgeport fly
ing the British colors alone. instead
OF following the usual custom of also
hying the colors of the country visited.
There is no law requiring foreign vessels
to hoist the American coiors on coming 10
an American port, but the custom IL uni
versal. When the omission was noticed by
the Bridgeporters they were inclined to
mob the vessel until they learned that no
law had been violated.
There was a mild sensation in Balti-
more's first branch Council Chamber Tues
day evening when, after President Seim had
announced sealed communication from
the Mayor. Councilman Cummings, the
colored member from the Eleventh Ward,
moved the appointment OF the usual CON-
nittee of two TO invite the second branch
into convention to consider the paper.
Tbe Chair named Messrs. Cummings and
Barnes The latter declined to accompany
his colored colleague. President SeiIn ap-
peared vexed and addressing the mem
bers. SAID: The member from the
First Ward declines for reasons best
known 10 himself to accompany the mem:
Der from the Eleventh Ward to the second
branch chamber. II some member will
take my place in the char for the time
selfn No one seemed anxious to become
presiding officer pro tenn. and the Chair
then assigned Mr.. Berry to the task. Mr..
Berry accepted and the incident was
closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

ooRNEa srxTH AND BROAD.

TO sec the Muslin Underwear here 70 70 maf'ei
at Il. -. 90 $40. No
hoy A. 70 tak down; no asking anybody 70 SNOW
Won. Walk up and down the aisiee soursen
without molestation-
Al, made OF excellent Muslin-ail perfect sizes
Tbe Hamburgs and Iaces are OF The best, the
essort,nent II large. aud CONSISTS OF Vo"hs,
skIfts, Chsmiss, Drawers, Corsei-coyers, ana
Mother Hubbard Gowns, double Jokes, 20 tucks,
cambtic RULES. ssc'
Mother Hubbard Gowns. double Jokes, plests,
Torchon-iace trimmed. .:......:.. 49c.
Full-length Skirt gathered cambria and Torcnon-
Full Gathered Skirt, tucks, Hamburg rune .49c
Square-neck Chemise, Hamburg yoke, feather
stitching. Torchon-lsce trimming. .4ac
Low-neck Chemise. Hamburg edge and insert
Ing back and front, 20 tuczs. Acc
Drawers, q vide tucks, lace OF Hsmburg rufle,
fealhe stitched beading. .4vc
Lonsiaie Cambria Drawers, fine tucked. :. 49c
Chidren's Fine Cambria Drawers, A tucks,
Jokes, neck sleeves, Hamburg embroidery
trimmed ...................... ..s..... .4yc.
styles Corsct-Covers, low and square necks, in
Gliding the heart shape, best Londsdale
cambria, IOrchon-lace trimming, Hamburg
embroidery trimming, finished with beading,
ali al choice oi..... ........-............4 Sc-
The 81 assortment OF Muslin Underwear Is
made OF Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin. Sewing cut
ting, and fitting are perfect. The embroidery
and laces used in trimming them are parttcu-
larry hne. We have here Tor your selection
IL styles or towns at............... W
styles OF skirts Observation-Disclosures. l %
10 styles OF Chemise at.................... 90
styles OF Drawers at. INSTRUMENTATION. 1 %
styles o. Chiidrens Dresses at.......... 90
3 styles OF Chlldrens Slips a.............. 90
OF each style there are hardly any three pat
terms Of lace and embr0 derry ALTERNATING
hundreds Of styles 10 select from.
TZc1sEe1S- GzN &Z2to0G
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
NOTICE.
CHESAPEAKE AVID ONO RAILWAY CoNPAsY,l
hIrHx nNn. Va LannarH 20. lH42

CHESAPEAKE AVID OHIO RAILWAY CoHPASY,l
kIcHxoND, Va, January 22, 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that general meeting
Of the SfOCkHOLDRkS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY will be held
az 12 O'Clock NJ. ON TUESDAY. February 23,
1892, az the ONCE OF the company, Pace build
ing, corner Of Eighth and Main streets. IN tho
city OF RichmoGd, state Of Virginia. TOR the fol-
lowing purposes;
/. 10 act upon the acceptance or rejection OF
an act OF the Legislsture OF Virginia, entitled
ian act 10 authorize the issue Of additional
bonds and stock by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and defining the purposes 20
which they may be applied" approved Decsn.
Der %, 1891.
2. 10 act upon the acceptance or rejection Of q
certain other act OF the Legislature Of Virginia,
entitled ian at 70 authorize tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company 10 construct or a.
quire branches or extersions and to issue its
mortgage bonds thereon, or 20 hold stock In and
guarantee the bonds OF corporations owning
such branches or extensions approved Decoin-
Der 22, 1891.
3. 10 tsks action upon the question Of giving
authority 10 The President and hoard of Direc-
tore OF tho company 70 create mortgage upon
tho property OF tho company TO secure bonds "a
be issued and authority 10 issue tie same.
4. TO consider the question Of authorizing the
creation and issue Of additional capital stock Of
the company.
S. And ali such other business a. may lawfully
come before tho nesting.
BY order Of the Hoard Of nirectors.
H. T. lN0ALI6s Fresf1ene
Astssss Q. = wnLroxD. Secretary. y as-sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

Leaving 81 still lacking. Where bu in
New York can we get these q votes? Well,
we have fighting chance TO carry several
of the States in the Northwest and even
Massachusetts,. But after all is SAID that
can be truthfully said. it will still remain
true that the twenty-six votes of the Em-
pire State will probably turn the scale in
the next election Of President.
What, then, is to be done? Must the
Democratic party of the Union be defeated
because the friends Of two aspiring gen.
tlemen in New York have set their hearts
upon the nomination Of their favorites?
Such q result would be deplorable from
any point OF view, but doubly deplorable
TO as Of this section. 1t would throw a
pail over the South, which in the event of
Republican triumph this year will be-
come the victim OF the force bill. She will
IN that case be remanded to worse condi-
tion than that in which she found herself
In reconstruction days. We shall be i'm
prisonod for life. We shall elect no more
Democratic congressmen--no more Demo-
cratic electors of President and Vice
President of tho United States. We
shall be worse Of than if General GRANT
had been elected to the presidency for a
third term, and elections OF President had
then come to an end. We cannot over
estimate the evils that will result TO us of
the South if this New York bolt of sore
heads. Mugwumps, and conditional Demo
Gratis shall be the cause OF the defeat of
the nominee of the nexs Democratic Ma
tional Convention for President. TO us of
the South II is matter of life and death.
TO the boilers it is nothing worthy of men,
tion, comparatively speaking. What shall
be done to avert those evils?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

testimony and able lawyers To useit TO the
best advantage. but Il was clear that he
deliberately and wilfully poisoned his wife
and the twelve honest jurors refused to be
dclnded.
The trouble with scientists in such cases
"a that they too ofton become mere psrti-
sans
OF course HAasIs win appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
THE OLD DOMINION CLUBHOUSE.
An Embellishments to be Erected on Reviil's
IsIand-The Seaside Oyster Crop.
,Co..o.rood anco 20 tho D,ch,,ond Mar. tch

lOOIlocpouuciNco VI tiiV Ni~btitouu bAspotOusJ
ONAscocK. February "A party of
wealthy gentlemen fir I'm New York, Phila-
delphia, and Washington, having pur-
chased o part of Revill's Island, of the
eastern coast of Accomac, are having a
handsome clubhouse erected there. The
association Is known as the Old Dominion
Club.
Mrs. Alfred ]. Lilhston. one of the! most
popular and estimabs ladies OF Accomac Court
house, 10 dangerously i'll and when last heard
from was not expected to live.
Rev. J. h. Pruit, pastor Of the Onancock Bap-
tist church, who has been Ill with the grip for
several weeks, was 0it on the streets one day
last week, bat to-day he is Ia bed again and his
doctor fears he is threatened with pneufnonia.
Reports received here from the seaside repre-
sent the oyster crop as the best for some years
past. The seasiders claim that II they can get
the State 10 give them equal protection with the
beysidsrs, the oyster interest IA the seaside
waters will quadruple itself In q few years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

Brandreth's Pills are the best medicine
known.
FsrS-Thsy are purely vegetable, in fact
medicsted food
Second The same dose always produces
the same effect. Other purgatives require
increased doses ana finally cease acting.
1hird-Ihey purity the blood.
Iffh--p They stimulate the liver and carry
OF vitistsd bile aud other dspravsd score
tionA
The 6rst two or three doses tell the sto-
~. The skin becomes clear, the eve
bright, the mind active, digestion 10 re-
stored, costiyeness cured. ths animal vigor
u recruited, and Ill decay arrested.
Brandretk's Pills ere cold IN every drug
and medicine-store. either plain Or sugar.
cceted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

The leading editorial in the Religious
Herald Of this week is entitled "Spurgeon
at Rest" and it bears the initials, w. w. L.
These and the style of the article unmis-
takably stamp it as the work OF the elo-
quent pastor of the Second Baptist church.
He declares that "SPURGroN was Gods
best gift to the world within the lapse of a
hundred wears -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
INSPECTING LEGISLATORS.
Mrs. Reuben Rudy, of Chesterfield, Dead
Justice Admitted to Baii--PersonaI.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
PETERSBURG, Va, February 3.-Commit-
tees from the Senate and House will arrive
in the city tomorrow and will inspect the
Central Lunatio Asylum In Dlnwiddie
county. near the corporate limits.
The Mayor this morning issued war
rant for the killing OF vicious dog owned
by Mr.. Jerome Brown. The dog yesterday
afternoon attacked and Bit little daughter Of
Mrs. I. J. Delarnettc.
Mira Reuben Rudy. aged 73 years, died yes
terday ct her residence In Chesterfield county.
Funeral services were held to-day In Woods
church. In the county.
Mr.. James 3. Justice, charged with feloniousiy
shooting AZ negro woman, was brought into
tho Mayors Court this morning The case was
continued and Justice admitted to ball.
Mrs. William Wells and Misc Mary Wells have
gone 70 hichmopd 10 Wait brenda IN that cttv.
Or. John F. MAJ, Of Wavsrsy, wsns 70 Hich-
m0nd today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

CHEAP, FOR CASH.-PRIME cor,
~ ToN.skHD CAKE sna NEAL HuR1 on.
r,sslsss ing dsdess;sss S6 saSsn 6 oon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Every lady must got interested in our FoOru
ceeding day
MORE BARGAINS,
MORE REASONS,
.1np uxrfnCGCEx

cry ssic.
Each succeeding day
MORE BARGAINS,
MORE REASONS,
MORE EVIDENCES.
are eiycn 70 cause you to shop here.
The Muslin Underwear part Oh tne rcoru1fy
Sale calls you attention TO these prices.
Childrens Tucked Cotton Drawers, naae rover
sibie, sizes 10 ycars, pair ior. " -
ChIldren'e Jeans Waists, With buttons Sizes = 70
r.o.s ys Corset Covers sizes Sc 70 10 bust cr
The zoe. Muslin Underwsar Is made Of Cot
ton That ss' &c ana neatly and nicely made
Ana trimmed. Below are q few descriptions;
Bsbys Long Slips, Lonsdaio Camonc, % ,nsnos
long. pIeats IN front. collars and sleeves sns
win Cam brfs rune, ~. 49,. ~.
cs,,s.sr'. White Cambria Dresses. fancy whito
vokes. lengths 20 and ~ tnches, az .<ec
Chud, ems Fanny Slips or Aprons, hne Lawn anu
Check Muslin. ruined, front neck and arm
holes, Lengths go 2gz5, 20 'pT ,,,, sI isns.s.
a.. 40, and AZ inches. ............:...;. Sec.
Fu,l Length ChemIse. Hamburg and Cotton
Edge trimmed, &c
yu,j Length Chemtse with cambria runies.. .X9c.
EuIJ Length Chemise, Torchon lace al around
Drawers with tucks. 11-inch Hamburg rif-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500. <c.
Cambria Corset Covers, square neck, embroidery
v-Nsct CSmbr,c Corset Covers, Hamburg insert
ing and edging. r, ~,
Cambria Corset Covers, square necks, 1orcnon
lace back and 'front.'. .SSc.
Lonsdale Cambria Corset Cover, low neck ana
fSe unused and soiied
from the last three days OF sale, at one-ihird OH
the sale prices
Or<1 HzL %ZOl nnn<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

ALxxANpxtA. Va, February S.-Mr. War
rem p. Teyior. q klchmond, and Miss Mary Mar~
e sso e PAR W aa. y !, f Ms1
Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
=" It's the =.
same thing
=. over again.

Mr.. J. J. Cook, Of ops NJ ST., NM
Washington, ID. c., had a severe ARA
Of "LaGrippe," which leA him al 70
down, he took A. b. c. Tonic. ate,paa
he writes as follows:
Myself and daughter used ya,
A. B. c. Tonic after an attack d
Grip" and cheerfully testify ios
good qualities in building up sreagi
after this most enevating disease.
consider it unequal as a Tonic"
Others have had the same expsHsra
Sold at all Drug Stores for 81 a Bottle OF s!as
Sent TO any address on rsce.p, q pro-.
Address
A. 3. c. Chemical Company
Drawer s2l. RICHMOND. v.
tse 16-Tu, rh6sulyl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

Neuralgia, shsumAtien., lumba9o. md
govt quickly cured With Gslvstion Oh. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
The MT. VERNON GUARDS.
Preparing Observation-Disclosures Wanted
for Hose CarriaGes-Personal News.


Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. February 3.-R. l.. Lee
Camp of veterans has appointeda commit
tee TO get up the muster-roll of the Mt.
Vernon Guards, Company +, Seventeenth
Virginia Infantry. This, when prepared,
will be sent to the Adiutant- General to DO
filed among the archives of the war.
The Mt. Vernon Guards was made up of
Alexandrans. and has brilliant war re-
cord.
The Hydraulion Steam Fire Engine Com
pany last night admitted six new members.
Some other routine business was also
transacted.
TO BUY TIE HORSES.
During the recent heavy SHOWS the hose
carriages Of the fire-englne companies have been
drawn 10 fires by horses Instead of by hand. rs
is usual. These horses were loaned the conpa-
MEG by merchants who are members Of them.
The men are 80 much pleased with the change
that an effort is 10 be made 70 induce the City
Council 10 purchase tho horses and make the
present Arrangement permanent one.
The Potomac Shoe Company has recognized
by the election Of George r. Hin. president; j.
Clinton Smoot, secretary, and Noble Lindsey,
treasurer.
PERSONAL.
MIR. Alexander Daily, OF Elcott City, Nd, died
at the residence OF his son here yesterday.
Mr. and Mos. Duckfell. who were injured In
Washington by runaway horse on Monday last,
are Improving.
Mira. Margaret Brown, an old lady SO years Of
age, died at her home In Aldfe last Saturday.
She was well known here, having lived with Mr..
Samuel Cats for nearly three quarters OF a GEN.
fury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
..yNcHeuRe's CROWDED SCHOOLS
Lack of Funds and Prohibitionist zeal
Death of sirs. Thomas Wooiing
fe.o.,,i ,oiaora N, IN thu niapatch
.pecial telegram to the Dispatch.


LYScHBuRG, VA, February 3.-The en-
rollment in the public schools for the Sc
cond half of the present half session has
been completed and is unusually large in
the white schools, showing total of 1868.
and IN the colored 1903.
The acknowledgements collections in this
district for the month of January aggre-
gated S9l 1893. slight increase over the
collections for December.
A negro from Pittsylvania county named
Dave Womack was fined $50 here to-day
for carrying pistol.
Joseph Moore. q colored brakeman on
the Norfolk and Western road. had his
hand bedly crushed here to-day while
coupling cars.
NO LocAI-oPTfoN ELECTION.
The Prohibitionists have given up the
idea OF holding q local-option election here this
spring. Tho lack of funds and enthusiasm Is
said 10 have killed the project.
Mrs. Thomas Woong lnee Miss Maggie Tur.
ner) was found dead In bed this morning at her
home at WOodawn. Campbell county. She had
been III for several DAYS. and had only been
married about thirteen moaths.
THE OLDEST CITIZEN.
A gentleman just from Damascus, Washington
county, states that he met at that place Henry
Mach, probably the Oldest man in the county
He Is QS years OF age, has been married three
times and has thirty children, the youngest be
ing 10. He is very lively aud active, and pro
misses 10 round out his century. He Is also very
laxative and full OF "reminiscences Of the earlier
history OF the county.
The Board OF Trade Of this city are almost
unanimously opposed to the Kent bill, and they
have decided 10 appoint committee TO go &c
Richmond to express their opposition to the
melgure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
CoLoRRD GROUNDS HOLD THEIR OWN AND
HAVE NOT BEEN SIGHTED.

COIOKED GROUNDS HULU IfEIh OW-1 ANU
HAVE NOT BEEN SIGHTED.
We are able to ten pt you with great variety OF
new and exquisite designs, lurking In which are
hints OF those warm, moist water-co.ors that de-
corate Carnelien glass.
You would think that the soft hues were caress-
ed into expression by an Italians touch. Who
can describe the delicacy Of their bloom and
lustres 'Twould take the word-Iewelry that
broiders the brain OF Ruskin to reveal their eX-
duisteness. Tho smile and dream Of color
coronated with the beauties that kiss the sky,
the sea, the shell.
OUR DUTY-,o give the news and display the
goods.
YOUR PLEASURE-to come and enIoy-per-
hsps to get the rare chance Of first choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

The Democrats will need IS more votes.
Where can they get them without the aid
OF New York? Hero is O list Of the rest of
<ba States Scan n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
CTTTp Tgp pEtT1

DOWHATAN CLUB. THE REGU-
4 LAR moathly meeting Of tho POWHATAN
CLUB will be held THIS (fhursdayl EVENING
at y O'Clock. Business OF importance. Every
member earnestly requested 10 attend. Mem
bership Com uittee will meet ai 1870 o'clock.
G. X. TENSEE, Secretary.
PRESTON BELyIS, President. 70 Alt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
EoMmeA Rtotks,,
TALK OF THE CITY

and Great excitement oUer the GREAT Crr
SACRIFICE SALE of COLORED ami RI M
SILKS. We sold out about half the lot on y
dan. We hare added some still 6etterrql,e'"" '
wuU continue the sale balance of tins nee5 a0
til tbey are GJ sold.
coLoRED sArrS suRAH aud GINA .
''Ir
making
SATIN RHADANEs a A0
yard
BRocADED FANCY SILKS end
inthis sae al y
SATURDAY shall
when anything
after ourss this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Blankets and COmfOriableS.

Now Is your chance. We have large stock OF
Fine Goods thar must be closed out. The prices
have been made 20 reduce the stock this week.
II you are interested you can get the best bar
gains you ever saw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
PERSONAL.

J. J. Dyer. Of Southampton county, IL 70 90 up,
pointed book-keeper ia the general seoreHouse
the nayy-yard. zee John W. Stevens, OIL Nor1oik:
Mr. Dyer was until recently superintendent OF
tho foiding-room OF the House OF Represenaatyes'
deed OF assignment. from W. Is. r.. wright
dealer IN dry goods, &C., to james 4. hoatn'
trustee. was recorded today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Ladies' Plush Sacks and Jackets.
Ladies' TailOr-Made SnitS.

We have left about ID Ladies' Tallor-Msde
Suits. Some are in Navy and the rest In Plain
Black. They are Just the weight for early spring,
aud the prices make no charge for making. They
are all marked at about the cost OF the material
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
SPECIAL.

We ara receiving daily NEW SPRING WOOL
DRESS GOODS, GINGHAMs, PRINTS, OUT
INGs, etc, which will interest those looking for
spring materials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04
Feather BO0S.
Fur CapeS and MufS.

II low prices will sell Fur Capes and Mufs this
week we won't have one left by Saturday night.
We have cut the prices 40 low that II you ever
expect to need either you will make money BY
buying now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-04

S12.4S Tailor-made Suits tor S9.oS.
Sll Tailor-Made Suits for s7.Ss.
$40 Tailor-made Suits for $3.50.
s9.S7 railor-made Suits for $3.50.
SO TailOr-M Made Suits for &4.4S.