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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
HOUSE INWHlCH STUART DIED.
IL Is Being Torn Down to Make Way for
n Modern Dwelling.

The double brick house No. 2O6 west
Grace street, IN which General j. L. b.
Stuart died. Is being demolished to make
room for a moro modern dwelling. 1t was
built bv Mr.. b. w. Green and finished by
Mr.. Richard NJ. Crump, who long resided
there. One half of the ground IS now
owned by +. NJ. Crump and the other half
by +. II. Habliston. Upon his part, Mr..
Habliston Will erect handsome dwelling
for himself.
Mr.. n. j. smith lived in this house during
the war, and DR.. Brewer, General Stuarts
brother.in-law, had rooms there, and
thither General Stuat was carried on the
10Th day of May, 1852, when he was
wounded at Yellow Tavern, and IN the
western room on the second story ne died
the next day.
President Davis and a great number oi
other distinguished Confederates were
visitors to the house while Stuart was
there.
1t is n red brick house two stories above
a basement. with hallway in the middle
a style of architecture that was very much
in vogue in this city forty or fifty years
ago; but the house was set much nearer 70
the sidewalk than is usual here. A similar
house on the lot adjoining was for many
years occupied by Surgeon-Generai Moore,
of the Confederate States, ana there ne
died few years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
mnoccacIo - at the Theatre.

Won Suppe's delightful opera comique. Boo
cacio,' was presented at the Theatre last night
by the Deshon Opera Company. The perform
ance was decided improvement on the COM
pany's work In "Erminie" on Thursday night,
liberal applause.
The first net was very we'll done, aud 30 we're
the first two choruses OF the second act. Although
the chorus is not strong enough 10 DO very enec-
tive work in ensemble singing, they sing the sim
pier numbers evenly and smoothly. The chief
fault noticeable is a lack Of the viyacity that Is
50 necessary TO the success OF an opera comique,
and some members OF the cast speak their lines
IN distressngly mOnOtonous way.
At the matinee this afternoon " Boccacio "
will be- presented instead Of "Erminie,' and
"Patience will DO the bill for tonight"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

Tho reception and musicale at the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening was a
very enjoyable entertainment. There were about
300 ladies' and gentlemen present, all OF whom
we're much pleased with the affair. lhe lnstru-
mentel music by the Old Dominion Sextette was
excellent, while the singing by Mr.. William :.
Henning ami Professor Horace +. Smith was
equally az enjoyable. Mr. Shepherd Webb acted
as accOmpanisf. Mr.. Robert A. Smith made an
address on the "Extension Fund Moyrment,
after which many subscriptions we're made to
this object. Refreshments we're served 70 the
audience at the close OF the musicale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Green Goods

Don't be tempted 70 invest 10 them; "a;
Yon will get into trouble every tlIno' Ths aha
in the end poverty and disgrace. shs ing
genuine Uncle Sans green gooas a'o ,rh VIZ
only ones OF value. They MAKE you t'vn' Kim
especially when used TO purchase Or IT,
mons Liver Regulator to cure yout nr
Bilicusnsss. or drigs away Malaria. pon's
be tempted 70 take anything else ~ p's0s
II the Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Neu.nfth. Catholics.

In the Catholic Church tomorrow Is the seven
teenth Sunday after Pentecost, or tho Feast oil
the Holy Rosary.
Rev. Father Tierney, OF the Cathedral, has re-
turned from his visit TO his homo, at harper 3
Ferry.
October being dedicated 10 the Queen OK
Heaven, the Rosary and Litany will be rected In
her honor In all the churches every morning I'M
mediately after mass.
The yesper hour at st. Patrick's church has
been changed 20 O'Clock, and the daily mass
viii hereafter be at o'clock Instead OF $3.50, as
heretofore.
Mr.. Francis oKeeffe has entered Epiphany
College, Baltimore, Nd, to study for the priest
hood, giving himself 20 Rev. Father Slattery 8
work. Mr.. O'KeeGe IA the brother OF Sister Ce-
lestia, of the Franciscan Order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
THE DALE EMMETT AFFAIR.
No Developments I'm the Mystery as
His Domestic Relations.

No Developments I'm the Mystery as 10
His Domestic Relations.
There were no new Developments yester-
dav in the Dale Emmett mystery, or IN
the rumors Of mystery in relation to the
domestic affairs of the young man, wno.
with his entire family, was swept irom
earth into eternity by fash OF lightning
on the night of July 18th. The announce, nu nee,
ment made exclusively IN the DlsfALoa aa.
YESTERDAY morning Of the reports anoal
here in relation TO the woman was the
chief topic Of conversation all day.
Dir. Throckmorton, the gentleman VINO,
/, is soid had the correspondence WITH
relatives Of the deceased family, was seen
again last night by DISPATCH reporter
but declined 10 say anything further 'n re-
gard 10 the letters he has received. 81, M,
The scribe called upon Mr.. a.os l., w ~, .hD
lups, the undertaken who prepares a. .ne !,
FIVE bodies for burial, and asked him y
he had heard the rumors adritt. lie saio
that he had, but that ne knew - nSte,nS s,iihaS
more than that such reports as puoilsI;eo ;eo
in yesterdays DIsPArcH had been gong
the rounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
They Are Here.

The famous Silver-Plated Warming Boil
er. Silver Ladies', Delicate China Cups and
Saucers. Snowy Linen, the noted Red
Headed Girl. and most important of all
Huckinss Delicious Soups are here tC
teach Richmond epIcures what Huckins's
Soups and Meats really are. Drop in and
have q cup and one of Huckins's Sand
wiches made from their devilled meats
No expense to you. Glad to see you. i
you can't get down telephone US to sent
you sample. Ready to receive callers
after O'Clock p. NJ.
Hermann SCHMIDT,
Rroad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
rhe rhnrohe. 20 -aIorrow.

At Grove-Ayenue Baptist church to-mor,
row DR.. Hiden will preach sermon, nayIhe
special reference 20 The Relative Dulies
of Pastor aud People," Dr. hlaen u ~
deep thinker and an able prsachel; '
forate at Grove e-Avenue. His congregs,
tions s,e always large. and be will no douo, .,
nave a large congregation 70 hear mn
preach on this very important SUBJECT ,sh NJ,
Professor J. A. Kern. OF hanaoipn-sta sl
con College, will fill the pulpit oi ognss'
nary church tomorrow morning ana nisns :.
in the absence Of Dr. Sledd, VINO prsaIne' pstsI
al me dedication OF church IN Norioi.i
Rev. n. w. VanhoOk wlii pfeacn az ~, w
Third Christian church to-moffo" ino''''
irln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
T,,,res,,nr Lse-Camp Meeting.

The meeting OF Lee Camp last night was
very Interesting one. Comrade Jacob :. AIeh
was unanimously elected third lieutenantcom-
mander. - ar,
Fratornal letters were received from II. w.
Green, Of Is. Frank Maxson Pest, q. A. X, VINO
contributed s5 TO Lee-Camp charity fund, ana
from J. Wise, Plttsburg Post, 15l. q. a. n, anu
No. ., q. A.. X.
Interesting speeches were MADE by Com-
mander Archer, Comrades 4. w. sydnor. w. II.
Evans, ID. Smith Rodtord, william r. smiln, %
j. Sullivan. Thomas J. Smith, Arthur q. Evans,
and many members Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
The camp decided not TO hold meeting next
Friday night In order % allow the members 70
at the ExpOsition-Grou on that evening.
There viii be meeting OF the Old Guard Oh the
camp at the Armory next Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
PUNISHED
A REVEREND THIRD PARTY MAN
KNOCKED DOWN FOR AN INSULT.
Sudden Death OF q weldon Lady as Raj
eigh-convictcd of burglary in the
Second Degree-othsr Affairs.
Especial telegram to the DIsDatcn.l

RaLr1GH, N. c., September So.-Rev. d.
p. Meacham. a Third-psrty man OF this
county, to-day, while on the street here,
applied an opproSrious epithet TO L. N.
Richardson, cotton-weigher, and was In
stantIy knocked down on the sidewalk oy
blow of cane by Richardson.
The fourth annual conference OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations OF the
State began at Oxford this evening.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. Richard Hall arrived here yesterday
from Weldon TO make Raleigh her home
her husband having engaged in business
here. Last night she became extremely
sick and this afternoon died.
Governor Holt offers $500 reward fol
Alonzo West, who murdered Matt Rictor,
in Madison county.
IN THE SECOND DECREE.
In the Superior Court here to-day Rufus
Upchurch (eolored) was convicted of bur-
glary in the second degree ana sent to the
penitentiary for ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
FIELD AND BUTLER At SALISBURY.
Greeted by a Small Crowd, One Third of
Whom Were Democrats.

"
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, N. c., September 30.-General
Field and Marion Butler spoke here to-day
to the Third-party followers. They would
not speak in town for fear OF being out
numbered. The Fair Association would
not let them use the fairgrounds, so they
spoke in a grove about mile out. A pro-
cession of about seventy-fve escorted the
speakers. The whole crowd from six
counties numbered less than 500. Of whom
third we're solid Democrats. They ran
away from Bob Glenn at Asheyllle, and
refused to divide time here. There was no
enthusiasm, and many were dlsgusted at
the slim attendance. Their going to them
selves did Democracy good, as 1t has shown
their weakness here. Bob Glenn could not
get at them to-day, but will wake them up
tonight. The streets are Int up with bar
rels of rosIn for bon-fres, and the town Is
agog with Democracy.
An interesting scene to-day was Baby
Ruth party of children making the welkin
ring for Cleveland as the Weayerltes re-
turned from their meeting.
j. b. Sheets attempted to commit suicide
tonight with q pistol. The act was caused
by whiskey.
A. A. Shepherds residence was partially
burned last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Terribly Fatal Explosion.

IBy toesraph % Tue UIspatcu.I
DU B0Is. PA, September 30.-Thls morning
the boiler Of Engine No. 72 exploded near
Gravel summit, ON the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg road. and L. X. Wise aud Charles
Flynn, engineer and fireman, OF this place. were
blown to pieces. All OF the parts OF their bodies
cannot be found The engine was used Tor
pushing coal trains from the yards here over the
summit. run had Just been completed, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
1oa5PseseNr VIRGINIA THERE.
''A''s for The World's-Rair BaIi-Itsms
from the Capitol.

'-e State q Virginia will. in all proba-
a. 'e quito we'll represented al the
:, .Nton ot the World's-Fair buildings
i...'.''o % tue 18th instant. The pub
49, 's-- Will be held in the great audi
.lA, day aud at night thore viii be
Gatl.htcut Dali.
t.'.''ti-'f Mckinney received an invita-
.t''fai DAYS ago, and accompanying
h.. '''eiai tickets with blanks left for
NJ "tlte the names Of any persons
M. .' desired % represent Virginia on
ts 'o'e5eslug occasion. These tickets
49, ant ~ the following persons /:
49, ID. ID. Flood. Appomat.Ox: Ed
~. hoAols. htaunton; q. q. Holland,
a., t,,',lle' Dr. a. Brockenbrough, North.
Gu >. 5. Jones. King and Queen; |;
Rp-., hsaxton, Newport News: Henry
d." russell Henry Famfax. Lou.
MI .; !. Ware. Berryyille; Judge
k6o.-u Dillari, Amherst: X. Walton
r,,''s' FAIRFAX; Micajah Woods. Abe
b,ese y. L. Stearnes. Salem; A. II.
ho~,tty ,Westoyer; l.. X. Watts, Ports
H. >. -. Potts. DO. Lane stern, and
~, - iubiJfd. Richmond. Tho following
~ feeompanled each ticket:
t.1st to y, s,t'--i Eend you hefeslth enclosed
tssssa.svN " l, : lnaugarai receptions d she Worids
@Luhitsoa, octobef 10. 1892, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
4 Raal E.tntr Exonrslon.

Messrs. Denoon, Upper s. Co. carried about
200 gentlemen on their special train TO Berkley,
near Norfolk, yesterday and the party returned
at 1880 last night, having had most pleasant
day. An excellent lunch was served soon after
nOOn The object OF the excursion was 20 show
certain property in or near Berkley, controlled
by this flrm, TO Richmond investors. The sales
we're numerous and quite satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
Prospects Favor n Brilliant Session.

The organization Of tho classes OF the Me-
chanics Institute took place last night, and the
echool starts out with every prospect for a brill
liant session. The institution will open for regu-
lar work on Monday night. There are already
2S5 matrlculates, which are as many as can DO
accommodated. In many Of the classes appll-
cants had 70 be turned aWa5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
WEAVER &LeAsE AT ROCKY MOUNT.
They Address Two Thousand People and
Good Order Prevailed-Exum Speaks.
rSnactaI teIe0ran 10 the Dispatch1


ROCKY MOUNT, N: O., September, 3D.
General Weaver and Mrs. Lease spoke to
1000 people at the air-Grounds here to-
day. Good order prevailed and notwith-
standing that many erroneous statements
were made they were not interrupted and
everything passed of smoothly. Both are
good speakers and had not the spirit OF the
demagogue. catering to the prejudices OF
the uninformed and blinded, so plainly
manifested itself they would have made q
much better impression. While there was
generous applause and some noisy demon
strations of approva, majority OF the
that a large number of those present were
not in sympathy with the speakers. Or.
Exum, the People's-party candidate for
Governor, made few remarks 20 small
crowd from the porch of the Hammond
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
can,n,c 81 a nfurderess.

LOUISA, KY, September 30.-Marshali De
Rossett has captured near here Agnes Under
wood, who murdered Milford Brown az Catietts-
burg last week. She had cut her hair and had q
false moustache and mems clothes WITH her. She
will be taken 10 Caflettsbnrg to-day. sne &c
knowledges killing Brown In a now on her boat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
A rnrrihle Retnliatiap.

GALIIPoLis, o., September 30.--Mrs. JAMES
Pike. who lives across tho river, became iL'
consed yesterday az remark made by mel
ncighbor Charles Bsppers, and taking 0 sno,'
gun went 10 his house and killed his two chill
dren, who wore playing IN the front yard. sne
has been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
cyr,l Flover,, succes.or.

LONDON, September 3o.-The elevation OF
Cyrl Flower TO the peerage caused vacancy IN
the House OF Commons for South Bsdfordsnlre.
Tho election was held yesterday and resulted
In the return OF Samuel Howard Whitpread
NiberaD by q majority Of 1,01V. Mr.. 6sao-
stones majority, however, was reduced 551 De-
low that Of the last election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
MAY THROW THEM AWAY,
W. R. AsNRYs CONVINCING SPEECH
Six weaverites Return to Democracy
Mysterious Death of Shoemaker Clark.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ny VI ~'NN'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
Wilson, N. c.. September S0.-Mr. Wal
ter K. Henry, of Henderson, spoke here
to-day to q large crowd of enthusiastic
Democrats in the courthouse. For over
two hours he appealed to the reason. OF
those present. He reviewed the his
tory OF the old political parties. HIS
attack upon General Weayer's record
was especially good, and his contrast
of Weaver and Cleveland one OF the
finest and best efforts ever listened to
here. In convincing argument, mastery
logic. and able eloqueDce mis- speech was
unsurpassable and Incompatible. There
were a few Weayerites out, and / have
heard that six of them have announced
publicly on the streets here since the
speech their intention of coming back to
the Democratic fold.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS SHOP.
A white man named Clark, shoemaker,
by trade, was found dead in his shop in
Elm City. He had been married only
three months and left home on Friday
morning as well as usual. His wife was
away on a visit. She returned Saturday
and he was missing. Sunday search
was made and he was found dead on cot
in his shop, which he used before his
marriage. No one knows when he died
There was no suspicion of foul play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

Many persons are broken down from overwork
or household cares. Browns Iron Bitters re-
builds the system, aids digestion, removes eE-
cess OF bile, aud cures malaria. A splendid
tonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

ANGosTURA BTTTERs are endorsed by the highest
medical authorities here and In Europe as pre-
ventive and euro Of Malaria and all Summer
Diseases. Keep it in your houses to flavor your
drinking water and all other beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

Wanted, everybody TO know that the
Economy Shoe Store will be closed on Sat
urday, October 1st, until $50 p. NJ. Wait
for us and save 20 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

The Season and Demorest Family Maya
zine for October and all the leading maya
zines at Leonard's, 0OS east Main street. :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

J. Fl. VALENTINE, 1Olk A. NJ, Holstein and
Jersey milch-cows, horses, mules, and yehl-
cles, at sales-lot I'm rear OF st. Charles Hotel
vehicles, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
NEGROES DRAW The COLOR LINE.
Full-Fledged Black Tickets In District and
County-A Democratic waIkover.


Correspondence Of tho Richmond Diapatch.l
WINDSOR, N. O., September 29.-The Re-
publican Senatorial Convention met at
Roxobel yesterday and nominated Harry
Morris. q young negro school-teacher, for
the senatorial district composed OF Berthe
and Northampton counties. They have
drawn the color line in this district and
county, every one of their candidates be-
ing full-fedged negroes, except their candl-
date for register, who is a mulatto.
The Democrats will have an easy walk
over both in the county and district, as
their nominees are the most popular men
that can be found in the district, who will
get the whole Democratic vote. Many of
the white Republicans will vote for them,
and none of them will vote for the negro
candidates.
MAY THROW THEM AWAY.
few of them may throw their votes
away on the Thlrd-party candidates, but
not o single one will support the congress
sional, senatorial, legislative. or the nomi-
nees for the county Offices. In Nortnamp-
ton county there are about 800 Quakers
who have heretofore been voting the Re-
publican ticket who have signified their
intention of voting against the negro
ticket. which will insure the election of
Clingman w. Mitchell. Democratic candi-
date for the State Senate from this dis
| trict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

tno1gn We arc
right at the beginning
Of the season-its wind
ing-up time With tho makers.
They are generously disposed to
such big customers as we arc. They
let go chsaply-and you fare as we fare.
Here's where your advantage nes-sharers
with Us Of our good fortunes.
To make our line OF CaILDRgNs SHORT
PANTS SUITS at s5 stronger than nhss
been would seem mex, to impossible.
Yet we have
These recent deals have given us
the goods. Instead ci making
great splurge aud four
lsh-marklng up and
SEE Qua thon marking SEE Oun
$3.50 down -"o $500
O have quietly
Surs. ucse..a them Suus.
s5-and put thom
in with tho others
You'll say they are worth
more. You can see they are
when you put them beside wha,
other folks have 20 offer at 80 and az
even 1850. Some considerable saving
for you right there, you see.
Then our variety Is a fnatchless one. Nc
other store has room to carry such a quaa-
tity. Our Is grade alone will count up
most as many suits as all Of theirs.
Our plies fall evenly too-shows
ths. all the patterns are at
tractiye That there Is
mono Of the "rag-tag
SEE OuR and Oob.,an' SEE OuR
$500 among 'A'm' Sl.75
There are
SuIrs HOmespuns at SuTs
s5-genuine Inn
ported Homespuns,
too-and Cheyiots at SIS
Cassimeres-- Tweods-Worst-
eds-at s5. Dark and Medium
shades. They are cut every way that
fashion can suggest-wth VESTS and
without vEsTIE SUITS. JUNIOR SUITS,
SINGLE and DoUBLE-BREAsTED BLOUSE
sUITs-PLAITED BLOUSE SUITS. Keep
the price in mind all this time -s5 Isn't
much money-bu, ii Ia buying
"hespS here this season.
Special designs-gOtten up for
Us. You sec them here
and you don't see
SEE OuR ,n.m anywhere SEE OuR
81 40 else That Is $3.50
Su1rs. elu.l,sno... Sylrs
What havo We
chsspesi
Plsnty-snd Its relia-
bic, too. That's ono poin,
about this storo-no matter
what you buy here-'ss gtdrdHt>s
a-snd our guarantee amounts 70 the
prompt rc,urn Of tho money a tho nrst
murmur Of dissatisfaction. Could ANYTHING
be fairers Anything safer'
But shout these cheaper srsdss-ss.So .
one. So Is s4-s35O-s2os, and $3.50
| are others. You Will end ve sresi
and 90 Iess than othor folks ask.
Remarkably largo variety
too, considering how care
full We hsveto be 70 In
| SEE OuR sure quality SEsOuH
50 qS We've ono Sl.85
| SuIrs. Rsas5 suis-Or CrIm
els oue-Ir MUST
BE MADE WITH rHs
SAME CARE. strong s,iscAss
mako strong vesrors
THE GREAT DESIGNERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

We are not unmindful OF the many
courtesies which have been extended 10
us during this time, and are grateful to
the people of Richmond and vicinity for
the patronage which has come to US, no
less than for the kind words which have
been said about us.
Those who are familiar with the busi-
ness methods OF Messrs. WOODWARD
& LOTHROP by dealing with them
either here or in the city OF Washing
ton do not need to be told that one idea
has always been uppermost in their
minds-viz., TO treat all customers hon
estly and fairly, and TO give them the
best store, the most faithful service, the
best stock Of goods, and the lowest con-
sistent prices. What more could any
one do }?
Our liberal and, as We believe, wise
policy in the treatment OF our customers
has won for US the confidence of the
shopping public, as they know that any
article purchased at our store II not en-
tirely satisfactory can be returned and
money will be cheerfully refunded.
Our store is one Of the largest in the
South, measuring some Is feet front by
100 feet in depth, beautifully lighted on
three sides by dozens OF windows,
giving splendid light in all parts of the
store.
In addition to this there are more
than 100 gas-iets and 300 incandescent
electric lighta We do not exaggerate
when We say that our employees are
uniformly polite and attentive without
being importunate, and their one aim Is
to serve our patrons.
Neither trouble nor expense has been
spared in selecting and purchasing our
magnificent stock Of goods for this fall,
and we confidently invite an early in
spection and critical comparison OF
prices OUR DEPARTMENTS are as
follows, and each one is complete In
itself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

The most astonishing results In heal.
ing wounds have been shown by Ssivstion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

In each Of thcse several DEPART
MENTS We are showing Tie most varied
and complete assortmenb ever shown ID
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01
SILK AND VELVET DEPARTMENT

Olbh AMI fEiIf IL ILL hs A1hI'A ~
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,
LINING DEPARTMENT.
BEDwEAR AND BLANKET DE-
PARTMENT,
COTTON AND PRINT DEPART
MENT,
UPHOLSTERY AND CURTAIN DE-
PARTMENT,
GLOVE AND RIBBON DEPART
MENT,
LACE AND NECKwEAR DEPART
MENT,
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES DEPART
MENT,
NOTIONS AND TRIMMING DE-
PARTMENT,
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT,
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOAK DE-
PARTMENT,
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT,
LADIES' MERINo UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
MEMS FURNISHING DEPART
MENT,
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.