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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
Wildcat Banks.

Last week in describing the wildcat
banks of other days, we omittec TO men
tion that in those days one THOMPSON is
sued a bank-note reporter, which had
large circulation all over the United States,
and was intended 70 enable every man 20
be judge rs TO the soundness OF the banks
issuing the notes and the commences of
the notes themselves. How would you
like 10 return TO those good old days"
4 member Of the national House of Rep
fesentatiyes referred the other day to the
time when the farmer was robbed by these
wildcat banks or organized rookeries OF
robbers. He said:
some want % 60 back % the methods Of those
days j % not. How long is IL since yoC saw a
copy a 1hompsons bank -notc dctector. How
many Of you have looked at the bills paid you,
even after all this talk about the debased SILVER
dollar 10 see your bin was a silver certificate
OF legal tender? You read frequently Of the
'ahuro o. national bank Did any Of you ever
thlnt V LOOK u you had any bills on the broken
b"hkE VII answer TOR you. MOI You did not
care " i was broke. Your biu was inst as good.
shd Today when a farmer sells his wheat or corn
or lay or run and takes for II silver certificates
or legal tenders he only notices the nun Der, the
stamp. He knows It Is good"
We are surprised when we find persons
advocating the destruction OF our banking
system. IL the people We're allowed 70
choose by vote whether they would hay,
sound. safe. good banks. or wildcat banks
ana an abundance of fat money, We can
not doubt that large majority OF then
would ask ior notes as good as BENIol
Inint-drops"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
DEATH IN WATER.
The Millions Of Dancers Water Contains and
the Rapidly with Whrh They increase
DOn't Take lny Chances

Few people have any idea how impure even
the pureet drinking water =. The very best
water known is fall OF germs. They are Tho most
prolific creatures OF which We nave any
tnowiedge for q single one may / Q the cnusat've
parent OF more than l6.500,00O descendants In
n day They are also possessed OF great vitality,
for they can be carried great distance In water
without losing their power of producing disease.
They eau be iroZcn or even boiled without Delhe
destroyed. They may be kept dried Tor years
and vet when placed IN suitable medium VIII
come to life aud produce fermentation and de-
cav They are the great producers OF malaria,
fever, grip and most serious diseases.
But" yOu say, what can be done 10 avoid
them. since they cannot be- killed by boiling
There IL but one thing which Will effectively de'
strOy them, and that IL coming III contact with
spirits. small amount of pure spirits IN inc
water win eferfuaily XII them ana DESTROY tnclr
evil effects, but IL should be borne in mhd thab
nothing but the purest and best spirits should De
used for this PM pose and that nothing IS elual
10 yhiskey. No. the ordinary whiskeys Which
are upon the market, but something iar ABOVE
ihe,n-sSmeihing which IS highly endorsed 10y
the scientific world. Such n whifkey ~ Duny
Pure Malt, which il to-day more popular thah
ever before in Its history. and which Is dong
wonders 20 destroy the germs oil every disease.
There are hundreds OF families that use II con-
stantly in connection with their drnkinS-wnter'
both al the table and between meals. Beware
OF any druggist or or Ger who seeks 70 oner you
eornetning he says is Just as good" Duiiys Is
ms only pure medicinal whiskey upon The mar
Eet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
Silver.

Several pro-silver and anti-silver COM
fnunications have recently appeared In
our columns upon which we might have
offered word of comment, but did not.
We give our correspondents five times as
much room as we claim for ourselves. As
we have often explained, we would be
willing 10 try the free coinage of silver as
IN experiment that might result in meal
culable benefit TO the world and our own
country in particular. But "our doubts
are traitors. and make us lose the good We
oft might gain by fearing to attempt"
We wish 10 emphasize the statement
that silver has not been remoDetized IN the
United States. The BLAND laws fatal de-
ect was that instead of providing for the
cree coinage of silver. il by its terms con-
ver.ed silver into a mere commodity. 1t
IS passing strange that MIR. BLAND and his
followers did not in 1878 perceive the un-
VARYING truth OF the averment that to go
into the market and buy silver Is to put
gold above silver and to provide for
measuring silver by gold, although gold IL
coined free at all the mints Of the United
States, and silver is made to pay for having
its form changed from that of bullion TO
that of the coins of UNCLE SAM.
IL will be seen that the monometallists
base their argument upon a false assump-
tiop. They assume that silver has been
remonetized. when the fact Is that silver
has. by the action of its own pretended
friends, been reduced to the condition of a
mere commodity.
II silver cannot be coined free at the
mints it is not fit 10 be money. We are
surprlsed that this truth does not pene-
trate the craniums of our Republican
friends. Here Is the leading organ of the
Republican party in the United States-the
New York Tribme-which seriously claims
that the act of Congress passed in 1880
bv Republican votes against solid Demo
cratic opposition was proper legislation,
and vet that act provided for buying fifty
four millions of dollars worth of silver
In other words. the whole influence of the
United States Government was brought
into requisition TO keep silver from be-
coming the equal of gold. Strange it is
indeed that the objections TO the com.
modify dollar do not suggest themselves
10 every well-posted monometallist
We expect the Democratic National Con-
vention TO put into its platform tomorrow
declaration on the subject OF silver
money that viii hardly be as Objectionable
as the plank put into the Republican plat
form of Minneapolis. We would not have
our national convention 10 put mono
metailist upon bimetalhst platform, mo-
bimetallist upon a monometailist plat
form. We would prefer straightout
honest battle for the right, and both side
cannot possibly be right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

Commenting upon the expression OF the
Minneapolis platform regarding the force
bill. the Nation SAYS: "The whites OF the
South know that II HARRISON is reelected
and with him Republican Congress An
attempt will be made TO pass law every
whit as obnoxious as the one pushed aside
by the Fifty first Congress" Attempt
Is putting it mildly. II the Democrats
should permit the conditions named by
the Nation to come about--andit is in their
power 70 prevent this-a force bill Will be
passed by tho next Congress. That Is the
prominent and overshadowing fact that
should be kept before every southern
Democrat in this campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
Postal improvements.

we are always glad to find our people in
terested IN postal reforms. These ought
TO concern them more than the wise ex-
pressions OF iactlonal partisans in regard
- the probable action Of the Chicago con-
sention- The following suggested postal
reform CONES from man who Is entitled
70 be heard. lie writes US:
Tho law a. regards letters. circulars. &C.. Is for
the rich ana Against Tie pcor--for moncyed
nFfns, &c. and against individuals. Example /:
\ college, under one cover and for ono can't.
sands out dozen forws 70 be filed out by ag-
piicsa1 fos State students, aud ssch OF these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

Everybody will. as our ncghbor OF the
STATE says. sympathize with MIR. BLAINE IN
the great affection which has befallen him
in the death of his son EMNoSs. We have
always felt a great admiration for Mr.
BLAINE, and we cannot but regret deeply
that, IKE LEAR. he has 10 stand the pitt
less pelting Of storm of misfortunes."
Two sons dead. a third unbappily married
his own health bad rs bad could well be,
disastrous defeat at Minneapolis. and
other contributors TO his daily sorrow.
Poor. poor BLAINE!
who but would weep II such a man there be-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

We acknowledge an invitation from the
Guilford Battle-Ground Association and
The people of Greensboro. N. G.. to paru-
cipate with them in a celebration OF the
Fourth of July next in the park OF the
GuiIford Battle Ground Company. Hon.
WALTER CLARK. Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court of North Carolina. is TO
deliver the Grafton Of the day. on the LIE
and services of General WILLIAM X. DAVE
of the Revolution Hon. W. A. GUTHRIE
IL to make an address to ex-Confederate
veterans, and there are to be civic and
military displays and other public testivi-
ties IN keeping with the spirit of the occa-
einn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

fcsms nlled out BY the pcnniicss applicants ~
qnircs two cents Any justice hsres
Let the postage depend upon tho ~a'fas. and
let whatever VIII require two cents II sealed so
for one cont Il rot scaled II choose 10 send
letter unscaicd let II 70 for one cent. II seal
II let me pay two cents. This will also do away
with the inspection required OF postmas'crs aud
that thcy 20 frequently fat 10 make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
MEETINGS-Third Tuesday.

RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, hAsONs'
AMITY LODGE, MAs0NS.
FKIENDShlP LODGE. ODD-FtiLONs'
FIT2HUGu LODGE. ODr-FELiOws.
GENNANIA LODGE, KNIGHTS OF fNIhlAs-
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED MEN.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. LEGION OF HONOR
AIRORA COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS
BRANCH 1903, RON Hall.
UNION COUNCIL, ROYAL AKcANVM.
MCCARTHY COOSCn. ROYAL ARcANuM'
RICHMOND CHAPrkk. ENJOYMENT GUILD.
KICHyOND CONCLAyE. ORDER IbPfAsOPns.
OLD DOMINION COMMASDERY, GOLDEN EAGLE.
RICHMOND ilGUT-INfAS1KY BLUES.
RICHMOND HOwI1ZIRs.
KIcHdOND COUNCIL. HONE CIRCLE.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TEMPLAhS.
wEsT-END LODGE. GOOD rENfLARS.
BOwARDis-GR0yE LODGE, GOOD TEdPLARs.
PAPER-HASGERS UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
CLERKS OFFICE or srPREAE CouRr)
OF APPEALS or VIRGINIA. :

or APPEAIs or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND Va, June IA, 1892.
Pursuant to the provisions OF sections BAIT.
347s and 347e OF the Code Of Virginia, SEALED
PROPOSALS. will be received by the urder-
signed at his ofii-e at the state courthouse, in
the city OF R,culnond, until IL O'Clock NJ. OF the
2lSr INSTANT for tho PRINTING, &C, Of all
such RECORDS As THE SUPREME COURT OF
APPEALs Al RICHMOND may require for one
year from the lot day OF July, 1892. Tho pro-
ems small plea type, and include tho paper,
printing, binding, and q neat cover, with the
style OF the case and the court from which the
record comes neatly printed thereon said print
ing TO be done In n compact form, without blank
pages or blanks between lines or paragraphs;
nn extra charge to be made for hguro worx not
exceeding three columns. The printing 10 be
done IN the city OF Richmond under the super.
' " Wv dEoRGE K. TAYLOR. Clerk.
"A 1SI0l7I8&21
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, yoke band, plain
back, choice hcmstitched embroidered rufie'
with three tucks as a heading to the rune, all
lengths from 80 to ~ inches, Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
THE FEDERAL SENATE.
Alleged Interference of Railway Corpora
,,o,s I'm Poiitics and Elections.

lions In foiit1cS uhu E'e'h""S'
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 2O.-Ihe Senate was
In session Tor four ana a quarter hours to-day
although the attendance Wis very small Part
Of the time was given 20 the consideration vi
bills on the calendar, part TO executive business
and the chief portion 10 speech by MI. Oaii IN
support OF a resolution heretofore Ouerel ny
him for an Investigation OF railroad cor
poratlons and their Interference IN pom
lies and elections Senators thandier anu
Gallinger expressed tueir qualification thht
the Investigation, If auihotizsd at ALL as they
boped IL would be. would take in the state OIL New
Usmpshire, the former asserting thst u Wouii
proya that Florida WIS not the only state "nsro
the evil existed, and the latter expressing the
conviction that II wonld only prove inc lastly oi
the representations made by certain persons III
that regard No action was taken on the resOlu-
tion. and the Senate adjourned TIL Wednesday.
In the business transacted that was OF general
interest was concurrence In the House amend
ment 10 the Senate joint resolution authorz'hE
the President o proclaim a general honua, Voui-
metnorating the 4OOth anniversary OF the dlsco'-
cry of America. IL is to substitute the @lst LOT
the I2th OF October.
The House was not In session today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, another Hub
bard" style, tuck and embroidered inserting,
and finished with beading and Hamburg edge,
reinforced back, and pearl buttons, Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, another Hub
bard" style, surplice of front, box-plaited
back. yoke of ail-oyer embroidery, full gathered
sleeves, trimmed with fine tucks and Hamburg
edge, all sizes, Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
IS Cents Each,
every article Of which is worth 81 to sl.25 each.

LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, made with yoke
bard. full gathered back, eight tucks above a
fve-nch Hamburg rune. all lengths from SO t'
AZ inches, S5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
PROPOSALS.
rr(rr-o|~C~r-I-r-~~~ r0(No0r0Neo0oc ~
NOR LEASE.-THE MIDDLE

nor LEASE. THE MIDDLE
Il BROOK GRANITE QUARRIES, at Middle
brook. No.. operated for the past ten years by
the Sysnite Granite Company. o' this State, will
be LEASED for ten years IRON June 10, 1892.
They are tho largest aud finest qunrries In the
West containing the well-known red granite 10
extensively used In many OF the finest buildings,
monuments bridges, etc, In the country. Sealed
proposals win be received and opened at noon
on June LIST next for ten year lease on the pro-
perty. This company reserves the risht to re-
lee, any and all bids. You arc cordially invited
to inspect the property.
IRON MOUNTAIN COMPANY,
,e 1887 Gay Building, 81. Louie, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES SHORT MUSLIN SKIRTS, both with
and without yoke bands, all trimmed with Ham
burg and fine tucks, % to 20 inches ia length,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

GREAT ACTIVITY IN BOYS SUITS.
There's "A good deal in the boy who is
hard on clothes little thing like ele-
Qance doesn't bother him very much.
Hes looking for fun and he's entitled to
il the tune for work instead OF play
will come soon enough. In the mean
while You have to pay the piper you
have to foot the clothing bills Well'
that's been so since the world began, or
at least since civilization brought clothing
with it, and the bills won't he SO very
steep after all il you put the boy into
such snt as our wear-resisting. he
may be able. SO to speak. to kick out the
side of house, but it'll take him all his
time to wear out that suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
&DAVlS
OUR GREAT REDUCTION SALE
OF
PARASOLS

PARASOLS
Is attracting the attention Of the ladies' ron nn az
actions Of the city rr9pdS sS, In IN the midst OF
the season when they are wanted; No'c 'n' '0'
duction made al through ne sn st 9 "a
els BLACK LACE PAkA!ssonLss pessRAsoIs o..
$3.50 BLACK SILK and LAss fA"A0oH'
g E EIAck ELK sILk PPAAsAsoLs $3.50:
A.. "a RACK SATIN PARAS0LS si.Io;
si4F FANCY siTK and LACE PARAsoahs We
s io S CoI0RED SCHiFFoV PARAsoLs e8.75.
40 COIORED SILK PAKAsOlS 80:
IA COIORED SILK PARASOLb 500
IS CoLORED SILK PAR a.s;s 80 - 20
a. COLORED SILK PARAsOLs sS''o'
e3COLORED SILK PARAsOis -
az COLORED SILK PARASOLs sl;43;
aI5 WHITE SILK LACE PARAsOLs slo'
siO WHITE CHIFFON PAkAsOLs ~; soro
80 WHITE SILK and Chiffon rA"A'o-'
az WHITE CHIFFON PARAsOLs g.: -
A.. 5o cIjiIDREN'S SILK PARASO Is el.oo.
s1.75 CHILDREN's SILK PAkAsoLS si'~''
sl.50 CHILDREN's SILK PAhAsoLS"i
SILKS.
Our great variety OF CHINA. INDIA, suhah;
and WASH SILKS hns taken the contag,oh OF
aetiyity. ana are yieing with Cottons aud WOOL
lens in the restless agitation OF RAPID Sales
WHITE GOODS.
Perhaps YOU were in tho throng that last week
took advantage OF our sale OF WHITE Ivop.'
II so you know how the prices preVaieu. ~ "o''
there's delightful surprise In store Tor you
DOTTED SWIsSES,
FRENCH ORGANDlEs,
HEMsTIrCHED LAWN,
PERSIAN MULLS,
SILK MULLS.
CHECKED NAISSOOkS,
INDIA LINON,
EGYPTIAN DIMITIES,
FRENCH NAINsOOk.
Look and you'll ind dozens more as much
liked among them. Veritable marVeis Vi 'n'n-
~ BLACK GOODS.
BLACK HENRIETTAS. Best in weight; best
In finish: finest In twill that We ever had Or you
ever saw, at Soc n ever BLACK HENhlEI lhS
had the right TO be sl.25 those are the ones
BLACK ALL-WOOL NUNs-VEillNI-nne
nnish-the pure, coal-Diack 80 uosHao'o-'h0
regular 75c. grade for oOc. ,,,,. ,.e,,
Height Of the season now for THIN bLA'
GOODS, and our assortment Is the largest IL VIII
be and tho prices the lowest.
BOYS HIRT-WAISTS.
Look where you will-go where you may-and
you will not find such variety OF BOYS shikl i
WAISTS as we are now showing at 20 and ooc'
BOYS KNEE-PANTS.
WHY not buy tho boy a PAIR OF PANTS TO &c
with the NEW sHIR1-WAIsT when you car
select from 40 choice styles a. we are Offering al
25, 80, 80, 10, Soc. 81. sl.2J, and s1.3o?
SMYRNA RUGS.
Just 10 SMYRNA RUGS. size 36x72 inches-al
new styles. and the ordinary s4.5O grade We
shall offer this week az s2.9s each.
GLORIANA TISSUES.
A soft-anish fabric, In cream and colore1
ground with handsome figures in appearance
ike the lie. challies, but much wider, belni
full 80 inche. wide. These goods were made L
sell at 15c. per yard. The manufacturer needed
money and offered his entire stock ut sacrl
fee The goods were bought, and our share
Amounting 10 $500 yards, arrived on Saturday
We offer the lot to-day Mt the reinarkatle io'
1OC. PER YARD.
No such styles have been shown this season
so low price.
LADIES' SHIRT-WAlSTS.
Many new styles have been added to gu
stock OF LADIES sHIRT-WAISTS. Those Wit
desire something nice at a low price will find
in our new styles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS, another Hub
bard" style, back full. tucked front. trimmed ON
neck and sleeves with coorei embroidery, all
sizes, Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, another Hub
bard" style, ssrplice Of 'front.' clusters oil tucSs
aud Hamburg inserting al sizes, price Soc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
10 lS-dtJy2
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF CITY TAXES
CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, Va. June l. 1892.
NOTICE To TAX-PAlE.kS.

am ready 10 receive CITY TAXES FOR
1892 II the whole or one-haif Is not paid by the
3Oth instant, D PER CENT WILL. BE ADDED;
and tho Ordinance provides that unless ONE
HALF Is PAID IN JUNE tho whole amount,
with penalty added, Is due at once. ami II nos
paid before SEPTEMBER lsT, the collector Is
required 10 iovy. (see chapter XIV, section ~
All mates II years Of age, and all persons lmaic
or temaie) who own personsi property, are a.
sessed. and will please call and settle.
Paving, pipe, and REORGANIZATION bills are
payable In the same manner - tsxess and u
the snmo time
once open until ar. H.: -
3. w. CUNNINGHAM,
10 lin Collector Of CITY Taxa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
COAL AND WOOD.
TVO THE GENEROUS PUBLIC:

As / am now Ia my twenty-eighth year In the
COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS, return my sin
csre thanks for the liberal patronage extended
me In the past and take pleasure In informing my
patrons and the public that am now ready 10
nll orders for summer delivery, and ~ there Is
every indication OF much higher prices. would
advise EVERY oNK SEND ME YOUR ORDERS
AT ONCE. l employ no one 20 drum truds but
my SONS and A. T. MITCHELL (my regular
sIons 10 CUSTOMERS and not 70 trummerA
CHARLES u. PAGE.
1903 asst Carr, Broad and Norton.
Phone l65s Phone zQ1.
- ll-dst Atru,I hkSp0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
The Hot WEATHER
pretv good you must look 70 the snin m''
..a vou fesl comfortable next few months we nave
rIe,tv a. them and will assist you by showing the very
r .ATEST STYLES AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.

Nanv new STYLES Of at 81, TO- and l2lc yard
Over go pieces Figured Dotted Swses pe designs ana o' a'
az % 30 49, and3 yard Makes cool dress
Black Silk Drspery Nets, ideas and great bargains.
o5o Fancy Paraos offer at half their former price
Umbrellas best grades atsIZ so anu
ladies White what want at this season oil the year
large line Light and Dark Satin Waists made the best manner ah
fitting No,,
Laes description new lines ofSws and Cambria
New Ches the pres designs we one' spe
Goods and Silk Materials for this week.
large line Of and ilCoths also Carpets
Paw visit and will find 1t to your interest,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
LEVY G. DAVIS.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS !

Our entire stock Of Worsted Dress Goods to be
closed out regardless Of cost.
White Goods AZ the lowest prices ever offered.
shantong Pongees, Persian Lawns. Irish
Lawns, French Organdes. Chantiily Musllns,
Bedford Cords. Lawns. Challies, Ginghams, sat
teens, Percales, Chambrays; all the above goods
10 10 sold this week nj great sacrifice.
sIIANToNG PONGEEs, &c.
273 new pieces Shantong Pongees and Pine
apple Tissues at the reduced prlce OF lUc. per
yard-regulsr price Of these goods l3c', guarsn-
iced fart colOrs. and only 20 be had OF US AT this
reduced price. 4 full assortment OF coiors and
iG4 new pieces of Chantiy Muslins at the re-
ducei priceo Of ja4c.-reguar price loo.
Wash Silks and Bedford Cords at ll1ec. worth
1ic
Ginghams. Chambrlys, Satines, Prints, &c,
&C.. all nj reduced prices.
sos new pieces u Merrimack Shifting Prints
at 40. worth Sc.
Hemstitcned India Linen at 20, %. aud 3Oc.
worth 40, so. and toe.
Challies at !. ). q. 8, 10, 10, and 17c, worth
double the money.
BELTS. BELTS, BELTS.
A new supply OF Leather and silk BELTS in tan
blacks. grays. and red, from l219 10 'oc. large
stock. ,
4 new stock OF MORE Ribbons in all widths
aud all cOlOfs.
No. 16 MORE Ribbons a, 1Sc
No. % Moire Ribbons AT pc.
Satin Ribbons in all the new shades atreducel
p'''' TRUNKS. TRUNKS. TRUNKS.
900 new Trunks and satchels Just received
from the manufacturers, To be retallei al whole
sale prices.
Trunks at zoe. Al. $3.50. 81, $3.50, 1925,
| $3.50, 1925, $3.50 81, sS. up 10 SO.
The celebrated Roller-Tray Trunks, in all
| grades, at wholesale prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
An AIIepel CeufenRrian.

I III NTEtEeU ttHtFH'''"'
| COLCHESTER ONT, June 20.-John lienden
| (colored, who claimed TO have been born IN VIZ
| ginia 1Og years ago, died here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21
Commencement Exercises

IF YOU WISH TO KEEP COOL
i and refresh yourself, try ALEXANDER
WERsT'S CELEBRATED iCE-CREAM and
FRUIT-JUlCk ICES Families. parties, pie
mics, ETC., VIII be furnished ut the lowest rate
aud shortest notice. Give II "A trial
ALEXANDER WERsT
Nc. 2l6 and 2lS north Third street, near Broad.
Phone lois. 10 ly-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

Ailietscrs and kilograms must be addressed 70
RHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
ke1cctec communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-21

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