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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
persnnnls and Briefs.

Mr.. ". NJ. Mcyeich, q Alexandra, is visiting
Nrs. G. Powell HIN.
NH. Writ Brown, Of Waco Texas Is IN the
CITY Oh o visit % his irondA
Nis. Alice Bass, o., DanvIlle, is visiting Mrs. L.
I. Bass. 306 east Main street.
AR. Warron S. Ticklin, prominent Insurance
aeept of Roanoke, b. in the city.
Contain Daniel O'Connon. Of Huntersyile, Po-
cahcntas county, W. Va, ls In the city.
Tho Councl COMMITTEES on Finance met yes
..-.tqv afternoon fO. the transaction OF routine
business.
siiss Lille Uil. who has been confined 70 her
,o~m f1r the last month, is reported as being
fOnewhat better.
AZ, Frank Reilly is suffering from sn attack
~ .rvsiuela- and is confined 20 his room, ~ No.
523 north Ninth street.
Mrs. J. :. Howell, accompanied Nv her
daughter Mss Edna. o, Hi2ucesJer i. county are
the quests OF Mr. and Mr. ID. ;. Gates.
~. Thomas Potts lett on the early train this
,,or1in- f0r Danyiile % attend the Episcopal
Co-,ncil which e0nyones IN that city today.
us,or Charles L. snoigrass left yesterday a.
,erocon TO visit Charleston, :. G., ana othor
r'oi-t, south. He viii be gone about ten days.
coioneI George +. Peyton, proprietor Of the
po,th,idce Alum Springs, arrived IN the city
Yesterday ana IS stopping at the E1chahse
Hotel
" r. Woody, who was 80 seriously injured
-, a., ac.ilent on the Chesapeake and ONO
,6at Monday. Is getting along as "eu as coH4i
be expected.
Il, I Hall Moore left the city on Monday in
,..,,',,rv vim Dr. Kerr, % attend the PresDs-
len General Assembly as conmis.loher
nom East Hanover PresOyierY.
The following we're registered on the Tobacco
1900 Yesterday: A. 4. Goodwin, louisa
l1,,tv IA: ,. Y. l. McCfeery. Hanover county,
~ ana John X. Cecil, Caroline county, "a
1o tho Cnancery court yesterday n. B. Grooms
.ii.t.'.t a. administrator of the estate OF \. W..
y Rs.-anI. and X. ". johnson quahhei a. eA-
s,r,or N the Will of Jane Ann Wari, deceascl.
Roth the estates are small
Avery Interesting game of baseball was played
on Streckers lin yesterday aIle,"v,h, ~ %
tween the " Little Buchanans hnu L'.'ls .s
NouArchsp The game resnitei IN wv N''''' "
the former by a score Of 20 10 IL
Nr Jake Bluemeiinck - At the Hot springs,
Al tnrtny fhe uaths. drinking hot Naief' ana
N,1rs cn elet urescrited by local Doctor. no
,s,fi rs,uru here aIoIt the 3Oth AMI ihen leaNo
for tne Whlfo sulphur Springs for The summer
A x,ite man named Joseph Hancock was ar
,e.ted Ia the Third District last stenlhs.
charged With the cmbozxleustnt Oh SOU .ipli
tn- Consolidated Beneficial builnlhs Asnoeih.'oli,
Hancock has been employed by INC eoinPs"! ID
soliciting agent.
Mrs. A. :. QGlnion, president of inc women
National Indian Association, WIZ rseo ngi s-.r -.
gaent paper describing "a se'sA Aoh'hs ATTY
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Washington News Notes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 17-Ihe new navy
,ra. mo subject of discussion IN the Senate tC-
day: the s1ndry ciyi. hill 10 the House
It might appear, b. one were 70 .ules py the
largo number OF petitions and remonsirances
r,resenteI iu tho Senate to-day on me subject ol
having the Words columbian Exposition close
On sunday and lhe sale pf Intoxicating drinks on
tho grounds prohibited, tlct mere was no pun
lic matter interesting the people ~ all parts ~
tne -ounfry 90 q sree et all apIfcafAihs tne
to+ crest fet in that question. And 80 Tor tne lasL
mouth OF two nearly nall oi the morning nouf OK
the s.nate has been taken up N the formal PEE
ma. 49, ,,-aI colie.t.oas u internal revenue
durin.. fh. nr-t ten months Of the ~ al year
ending June 81. lSH2. were cl-1i"fpiUpl-al
increase o. sj,OC9,Sil compared Win the c)l-
leetiOns during tho Corresponding pe4lOl u sAo
PGr@at Britain. italy. and Ausiro-Huneary
have already accepted the invitation 70 par 1lt-
pats in the proposed iniefhatlylal sllfe' coI-
trrn-e. and II is understood tnat assuranc -
nave teen received OF favorable action on the
rarr Of France aud Switzerland ana other J.
H.. court Of Claims has completed It's investi-
cation of The claim Of the executors % Anna ~.
Itfgbugh referred q 10 hy Congress under tno
Bovuan act. This IS a claim Tor lumber taken
by United States troops during mo war iiyui
.Raven-Wor,h.' IN Fairfax county Va MIS-
Fitrhugh was the lie tenant oil inis proreris,
ami az he death IL reverted 20 the children OF
I Nay X. Custis the wife OF Genera! h0DcH T.
Lee. The court found that Mrs Fiiznusn was
Ioval 70 the government and nat timber 70 tho
value OF s2I6. 900 was taken from tue estate,
bnf mat az the time tnis vas done the properly
belons sed by reversIon entirely 20 the chilafeii
of General Robert O. Let. ". &. Lee, W. II:
?. Ie.. Nary 4. Lee, Robert h. Lee. ana Mildred
Lac. lhe-e heirs have never is1e any apphca-
IN for legal redress and VIII De- entitled ~
',,rnnepsation for the timber taken only upon
proof of loyalty 10 the government AZ mo time u
wes removed. 81. ,,,-,-,. .
Kepresenfative Cstchings, OF Mlssissipnt
few laws ago on the re -e.pt 81 letters from war
rem county. Mss, calling attention 70 the iaci
tnat a large number 0i the Inhabitants oi the
rognty bad been driven from their homes by NE
Goods ia the Mississippi river ana ihat seyeIa'
tbousnud negroes ha1 been rendered de-utlir
INTRODUCED "A resolution appropriating S1o,oVV
Zoe TIE relief of the deeil'nie until tho hish
water. had receded. tbs landlords being unabo
IN sid the sufferers a. this was the tnird succe--
sive wear in which the lands hld been SUB
merged. To-day Representative breckinridge
Of Kentucky. reported the resolution frOin the
ApnropriatlOns Committee with an adverse re-
carnmendafign. The report SAYS there Is room
Tor esrious argument as 10 wheiher uh1er any
ci,crItnstauces Congress has Tue pOyer 70 taie
money from tho public treasury ani eEpen9 u
a., tha ,eltef cf destitute citizens Ia The ctatcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
DEATH OF Nh. RICHARD BROOKE.
This well-Kuown CITIZEN Passed Away
Yesterday Morning.

This Well-KnowD Citizen Passed Away
Yesterday Morning.
W-. Richard Brooke secretary and assistant
treasurer ~ tae Richmond and Danyile Rail-
r,ad Company. died yesterday mornns at .
o.-ooe AZ his residence, ~. 90oie east Clay
s.r.at. after a long illness. Tho deceased had
t.e- in falling hrs .,h f1r -omc time, ana his dir
s--. NJ la-- developed into consumption, from
e,r..h Ifa demise was tle result
Nr brooke was ltru iu tals city ana was in
--. A-.h eaar ~ his ace. Ils father was VIZ.
l,...-t q. F-0,ge. ma oli ana we..-.uoWl citizen,
..t tt. mother was d bl.-- Walden. ~ Nfnrl-.t"f.
ffo attended fle Virginia Military institute ana
..rg.I during tue early Iari oi tle "'r an l uu-i
BE-. VAS IL yanr- of aE. DO @ company Alif4
po+.s.,on afterwards MrAueruy's Eegment.
Ife mon enlisted in the Ilirl owizer-' WIN
~, III. command ue served until tl5 close " the
e,- ef.er the termination of hos'lites be
.-...r..f tf service of fhe Richmond ana Dan-
r.la Railroad Company. ana hi- 1r'h vi ~ i.I'll
..,t.rgou-Iv SINCE. lli- faithful anl eil'leht
v-,-k advanced him rapidly .u li- bI mes, au
ha was promoted step b5 oicp uHlh u. p. , ia7,
-.-.te The responsible ra-l. .l.1 ol se.retffy ana
a-s..t.nt trca urer, post d. hai hell Iof NUM-
e-aokt married Mss Mamie Daniel,
44g.gfar ol SIR 4. G.. Dan.aL Wno survives him'
UrI..t ro c.illrcn. uIt h4s au adopted SOD,
1reter Tray. UanIe. Brooke, Na9 i- y !-Aia p-
... Do. was a member ot N-tariy Council
I.ral A--aulm. arf of O.l Dominion Lod-o 'i
. O-f M fha Golden Chain. lle wa. also Is
consistent memoer of t.e Presbyterian Cunrch.
Its Diseased. wno b3re L.- long sunerlnGs
without complaint. wa- an Am.api'' c.Atl GUS
,.--, .auti.,-. .r-trIs 90 every trust as
f.-.lrf. son. and f-inrf. Wih the employees
rf no panyu- railroad De was ur'efsaliy
,..r.-Iar, ana tle once ir which ne lei
tor.et has been suitably drapc1 ~ bla'A. we
..,,roov van uo doubt take some appropriate
action on D h's death. ,.
Tr. funeral vill take place 40 -. James chnrch
tomorrow morning 90 lo o'clock ahl ihe iotioh-
t-.. r.r,leri-1 VII a-t as pali-bearers: Nessrs.
TIr- ADDISON. g. Berkeley, J. IT, Drake W. ~
0ilI. IL. Percy Hawes, Prank H. McGaire, James
Vuf.-ure. and Dr. Nlga Taylor.
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Among wild Indians" at the Hall OF the Young
Mons Christian Association on Friday, the 2Oth
instan at :, O'clock Il. NJ.

Among Wild Indians" at the Hall OF the Young
Mons Christian Association on Friday, the &Oth
instant, at o'clock r. N.
Mr.. Charles l.. siegel who had two-months'
struggle with the srp. IT, now on ,isi, 70 mr.
Otto Niller near Stony Point, Su.sux county.
Mr. Miller was former resident OF mchnond
end Is an old friend OF Mr.. cieeel The latter Is
enjoying his country outing very mnch.
Several members Of the city School Board
visited Rlba and Moore schools yesterday on
regular tour OF inspection. Several hours were
spent In the class-rOOms with the scholars and
teachers, and tho result ~ the visits was en-
tirciy satisfactory. Everything was found to
DO IN good order.
Mr. G. O. Wood n prominent real estate agent
Of Dallas. Tex. and brother OF DR.. Juf. B. Wool
OF this city. has returned 20 his home in the
Lone star State after briot visit 70 relatives
here. Mr. Wood had only been In virginia once
before IN sixteen years. and upon that occasion
he was only passing through. the sta'e.
The services RI Washington-Street Methodist
church sunday were Of unusual interest twas
chiidren's-iay The pnlpit and church were
pf0iusely and beautifully decorated Win noWors'
Recitations we're delivered by Misses susie DlI-
lard, ROsalie Anderson, hatue Nichos, ana
Bottle Fuller. and by Messrs Aubrey Ioler,
Willie Wagner, and Everett nichols Inc
music was much enjoyed.
The Union-Hiu Athletic Baseball Club has
been organized for the season ot 1897 with the
following players: Walter hackey, catcher (;
George Aackey, pitcher and nrst base: Johh
ONeil, catcher: Henry Ashby, left field; kemper
Sfrsng, second base John Disney, ulird base;
John Haines, right feld; samuel landrum,
shor.-siOp; While Evans, first base and pitcher /;
ami T. L. Traylor, centre field.
A meeting of the Academy Of Medicine and
Surgery was held In the boafd-ioom on the
Young Mems Christian Association last evening.
The subject for discus ZION was Scarlet-teYer."
Tho leading address was made by Dr. j. :.
Wexford. while several OF those present partici-
pated In the discussion. number oi cases OF
this disease we're reported ana other subjects
discussed after which the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Notea anaPersnnaI..
PROHIBITION CLUB IN MANCHESTER
one Organized Last Nirbt with Small

one Organized Last Night with "A Small
Meinborship-Othe Ncws Items.
Colonel Chevos, tho Prohibition orator from
Kentucky, addressed an audience Of about 100
persons at Leader HAN last night, and after his
speech, WHICH was on The same lines followed az
old-NarSo. Han Monday night, a Prohibition
club was organized with about tweniy-nye mem
ner- ana tAc following o0ieors: President, d. u.
Elsiv: e-pfesileuf, james Fitzgerald; Sec
rotary. ~. p. james; Treasurer, 4. ID. Green
4 committee Of three vas app .inted 90 secure
s,nr pace lu which o. meet. as lolllWs; n essiA
ictustew. kDams, and Green.
WANT TIE COUNTY TO SUBSCRIBE.
Tho Farmvlie and IoWhatan Railroad Com
pauv have issued o circullr-leticr relative 90
subscription to the stolS oi iho company ~ the
county of Chesterfield IL - addressed 70
Nes-is. o. =. Cheatlam, Howard sniueiord, W.
vs.. Bascr, j. j.. Gillian, ana T. B. Dorsett in
the lrtfcr number OF advantages are named
which may DO derived by the extension 2i lne
road into Manchester. Tho letter says the OK
tension VIII result IN great convenience 20 the
people. increase tho value oi lands, and thai
tho improvement VIII tend moro to increase the
population ans fo stimulate industries than any
thns undertaken uy no people duriag the past
lftF years
Ihe isolation of tho court-houso is also men-
toned a- "a initiation aca.ns' TIE sale Of lands,
hence tae necessity oi moFng the c0uniy-scat o.
% railroad Or UII1ing railroad 20 the court
h4i--, ari mo large expenditure that tho county
may be called urol to mce. u moving the Same
B.. uo foFi i~ lu.t fo fle pres fut sift.
The fefter 20 'er- to fhe tact that fle ta~mville
nuI i.Hha.au Railroad Company has been
subject 90 taxation tor foIty-Nte years WhIe
o beers have been exempted and spea6r oi iue
Justice fU the matter iY being aided IN some
UfI.r WAYS. The question therefore, says tho
paper i-, Should not tne county, a- mere tusi.
ness proposition, invest the revenue derived
aii 500 me construction OF more miles OF taxable
railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
rnsr-orrIcEs.
JOHN s. BARBoUR Al RESI-.
His Remains Inferred at the Poplar-Hin
Tarm, Maryland, Yesterday.
(From our Regular C0rrespondent.l

from Our Regular Correspondent
WAsHISGTOS, May 1.-THE remains Of tho
late senator John : Barbour. q Virginia, were
laid 10 rest to-day az the P0plar-liill farm, IN
Prince George county, Nd, twelve miles
from the city Of Washington. Tho COM
uittees APPOINTED by TIE Senate and
u0u.e 70 at IA the honorary pal-be1fers
escorted th8 holy 20 the place Oi inter-
rnenf Ropre-entatives Oferraii AMI Mere
ann being members of the House committee.
Tts funeral cor'tg, left the late residence Of the
deceased senator no o'clock this morning, nni
the tourney % the burai-place had 20 be made
in carriages, there being no railroad 20 the Pop
lar-Hul farm. and 10 is rather too Tar from inc
Potomac river 10 even 90 portion Of the way oy
steamer.
me weather was perfection here to-day and
tho roads ~ fairly goOl condition, hence the
Journey was not made under diilcuiiies. 4
number Of the relatives were present az the IL
teruent, AMI represey ytafiVes of tho virginia
DeU0erafic Association wcrs also Ia attendance,
a. well o. ifieuds u Senator Barbour Hom Ills
cry and elsewhere.
siop II ihs Dauserlcid family for several
r,nerati0ue, an the late Mrs. Barbour expressed
n wish % he buried tlere.
IL is understood 10 nave been the desire also
of Mrs Barbour 20 have this property eventually
transferred 90 some Catholic religious society 60
that the graves can be perpetuaiiY cared for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

arrived In this city last week from Bermuda,
and as tho widow Of General Gran. ana hsr
dnughter-D-law were in town tolonei
Lhthers took tho opportunity OF Drns-
ing these representative women OF ue
North an1 the South together In an Informal ana
quiet way. Nrs. Grant was unable TO attend,
but her daughter-in.aw. Mrs. frederlck ";
Grant, was present and completed the Rraceiui
ceremony by greeting the daughter ot the gIea.
soldier of the South In the name OF the great
soldier OF the North. haldsomely-iramed ppr-
trst OF General Ice was drapcd for tho occas'On,
while an excellent likeness OF Miss Lee pain'ed
on glass was exhibited. Miss Lee expects 20
epe1d the summer In Europe but will probably
make a short visit 10 Richmond before sailins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

Aneetlng Was held 30 the room q Company
y AZ tne erIn0ry OF tho F!rst Virginia Regiment
iast nisht for tho purpose oi ofsani1ihg the
.@l@r va- perfected and The following onicers
e,,et,s, for tie ensuing year, President, CaltHia
1. n. CHRISTIAN: First Nice-fresidens' pr. r. r.
Gasslns; secoad Vice PRESIDENT ssfEsah1 =, " {.
ifs.,sn,,r -ergeani n. Z. laddick; SerReant-at-
A,,,. v, Al n uafwOod. executive Commit
Zee Captain l. j. Christian, Nr, .. W =, bur-
,o,yi.s sergesnt r. 7. RiGdick. Colonel II. q
f(-.- 1.r.,erut Y. L. A Spoit. Sergeant Thomas
-. - 4 MLurIInan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
stndent EIoting OnelIed.

THJ T'I'sIaUI y NO " TFVII-u'I
CITY or MEXICO, May 11.-l esteriay 1000
w0lkmen belonging to ths various lnbor socie-
ties parallel anl marchei % the residence Of
Diaz 20 congratulate him on his recollection.
Bands OF students held o contrary demonstfa-
ton. The rivals mot in Laciale and fought and
the students were defeated. Rafael ReyeI SPIN
della the editor of E GHirersq, the largest daily
here vas recognized 10y the Students who as
sailed him with Oupr0b.OIs epithcts. Hechlrgei
thsstu Ients, no mob following, and tno s-u-
teutsf feel in disorder. General nar0aledO, the
chief of police, arrested Sp.nfela, bat he
e.aimei immunity. being n deputy 60 Congress.
Yesterday the students held an auti-Diaz meet
ing and trlci e. seize the Cathedral towers %
ring tho bells. The fire brigade turned out and
played water upon them ami they He'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
To sill for Tnrope To-Day.

Na'o- John j. Branch. president Of the
Nercnants' snd Planters National Bank ot this
rItv. left Monday for New YORK anu VIII san
th.nce today ior Europe, where he viii Join bis
,..fs son. aud daughters, Who have been on The
Ci.ofin.rt for some time. Mr.. ana Mrs. J.. h.
Ta-Crn VIII sail upOn the same steamer Tor
European trip. The boarl ~ Dlrgctois OF lhs
tferciorfs' ana Planters NetOual Bank yestfr-
nloutei set o. resolutions expressing ihelr
re.,or.l f6r their president and wishing him ooH
r,,'IJs and a safe return with improved health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Piano bargains

AT HuME-MMoR CorNY's, Ninth SrsrEr.
The great Weber Pianos
The celebrated Wbeelock Pianos.
The beautiful Ivers & Pond Pianos. mp
right and grand, now and second d-haud.
Low prices easy terms.
Secondhand knabe, Cmckering, Fischer,
and other makes at your own prices and
terms. Call early and secure great bar
gains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Suburban Home.

Do you want a cool suburban home with
the same advantages as the cltyi DO you
want beautiful lot upon which % bnild
a pretty home on the easy instalment
plan Wait until June 18th. when the
Brooklyn Railway and Improvement Com
pany will sell az auction those choice Bar
t0n-Height lots. Arare chance 30 buy the
best lots AZ bargains on easY terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
JOHN DAVIS ON TRIAL.
ueIs Charged with Embedding $500 from
Harvey Blair & co.

Tho case Of John T. Davis, formerly book
te.rer f5r ,he arm Of Harvey Blair " Cos
charged with embezing s3J0from that concern
,,,,ile ia their employ, wa- begun 10 the Husi-
inr. Court yesterday morning and the enine
sa, was consumed go the e10rt 70 GET Jury.
~ rr.sorer vas auaignei ana pleaded not
c.lfg He .s being represenlca ~ Aessis- ~
d Rl-harisou and -. kirk Mathew
N 6 O'Clock yesterday evening oniy eleven
fYr.rs bsf been obtained, a. lo.ioW,. Il. ?. An
'.o-,or. =. ID. Redwood. Ii 4y I. thornton samuel
l.. EiJtt. i. J.. kuoNles, Cnris- hsensen' - - o.
T.glIsl. trthu- vs.. Hargr0rc. Robert q. hey-
r-Ids John a. Tatum, ana iienry Guns'.
mo Judge ordered that ren9e l4cias is ios
thfrfV loo is-ueI, ret.rlabis ~ II o'ciOck tAis
morning The case will probably be proceeded
with 10y D. 10u to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

The Archbishop oi Paris has written TO the
Pope ,oyfully accepting The papal policy towards
Frsute and thus ending all dissension.
The Vatican has sent circular-ietter 70 the
American bishops recommending the formation
az a national union against Cahensleytstn or
ma proiert advocated ty Herr Cahensley 10
arooint bishops Of the same nationality a5 the
Jple whom they are 10 spiritually direct
The Caspian steamer Alexander Wolkow,
rbirn N was reported from Astrakhan yester-
aay rad undoubtedly folnderei, left = Persian
I uogt Tor beku toward the end Of March No
I ,Ionbt /. now entertained that she fOundcred IN
a hurricane which occurred on tic 2pth OF
/ xarca. The Woikow did not Sarry single llfe-
boat, ana her 30 passengers arc given up as
iaSL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
,,.n,a ocean view.

The nowi,zeys AZ a meeting last night dec1dei
unou ocean view az the place for their encamp..
ment Tnoy Will leave hichhona On lhe i5si -
.sss III ,.s,yv fbeir cannoa with them, and VIII
have daily target-praegice. At least nf's Of the
canuoueers viii aecompan the parry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Music hath charms 70 soothe tho saw.

Music bath charms to sOOthe Tho saw
age breast" All lovers Of music will ap-
preciato the beautiful songs selected by
the Music Committee for the Mozar'-Hall
performances on May 2sth an! 9th. for the
benefit of tho Stuart Monument Associa-
ton. Many Of these songs were as IA
miliar "a household words in days Of tho
Coniederacy and illustrate the life and
thought Of the South at that time.
Several hundred months have passed,
Lorena." since that once familiar air has
greeted their southern ear. "Lorena
and other songs and ballads OF the time
will be rendered by selected corps ot
sweet-yoiced warblers on Thursday and
Friday evenings. Reserve your seats IN
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
DRESS PATTERNS.

Great reductions 'n al 01- FINE IMPORTER
FRENCN-EObE PATTERNS ani PAT TERN
DRrsSrs.
so FRESCH-GOBE PATTERNS rolIcri 90
$3.50.
.2l FREyCU-ROBE PATTERNS rsiucoi 90
$3.50.
si6 FRRNCHROBE PATTERNS reduced 20
S11.5O.
slj FkENCHROBE PATTERNS reduced 20
$50.
ENGLISH and SCOT rN.pAl L-IN DRESSES
f0r travelling nni sfrne. Wta.
s2O DRESS PATTERNS reduced % eli.
sl5 DRESS PAl TERMS reiu.et io sl0.7S.
$40 DRESS PATI EliAa reduced % 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Gsasrai Lees Daughter ,Iests New York
rNnw York Tribune, I'm ]

reception was held AZ the home OF Colonel
Richard Iatners, NO. 2is Central Park vest,
yesterday Afternoon that oppressed IN an sppro-
pirate and tOuchins manner the kindly teeIhs
sxi,tinx betseeu the North und sOIlh. Alas
Mary Custis Lee, a descendant OF Martha ASH
iogtop, and daughisr Of General Robert L. Less
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Accn str,k-EnrnI.

located most fortunately and with an as
sured future. will be sold .nis evening at
$50 o'clock by n. ". Bowe. auctioncer.
No better place for large profits can los
had, ana as this il the worst time tor sell
M II Is therefore the best time 10 buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

should not fail 20 attend tho closing auc-
tlon sales of my stock in warerooDs. No.
l6 Governor street. on Wednesday, Nay
18th instant. at 1880 4. ~. advertised by
Nr. J. II. Valentine. auctIoneer.
f. GArHRI8HT's SOW.
Is Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18
Richmond Visitor. at New York Hotels.
Especial telegram 70 iae p'spA''

WV YogK. May Ill. Is. Taiimer. BfeVoort
NJ wsbh- Confidential; 4. 4. Crump aud {. b.
Boiling, Imperial Mr.. N. 2naEies, Fifth Ave
pua: ~ Z. Csrson, Morton House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

rvTRA-wIDE LINEN DANisK TABLE.
CLOTHS, ~ yards vide pY ysrls oss, A. ~,
lonr AZ "a worth double. ils 0ppoftunis 70
eet erra-eide Tablet .yhs a. so ~ pie VAS
never before offered
MONTE LINEN IAIik-t glli,, YaFi' ions
he . yarl. Vlfe. az g9.I8ilr tho $500 quality.
PILIOW-CAsE LINEN, ill l,i yafis~iie, AZ
Eosurh assortment e TABLE LINEN = al
kinds, IABLE-tLOIle. hLl5 W AbLl-
pOIITs. TOWELS ION NfLilNg,s lANiED
ITSrSs .n buretand Hl nv. NgAkt = i.h1-
CLOTHS TABLE sQi AXES, 5fLA5hll'' &c,
ear be- found .i.cNL9re.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

The strike % iron-workers 40 the World's-Falr
| grounds in Chicago has come 90 an end, and the
| men return 10 their employment Oh tho Old
/ terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-18

when Baby VAS sich. We gaVe her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for CSstoria.
when SIZE became Miss, she clung 20 Cas,oT>
When sbe had Chlldren, she gave them CastoiiA