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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-17


Schafer, era Rapids Nv Wood, Syracuse
Crosby, San Rafael - Moss, GilrOy
J. 4 Mason, san Rafael S LeWek, MarFsvIIie
T. Buck. San Rafael A J Mcmahon. Martin ez
J A Kelly, Los Angeles ~ Cain. Newman
II Nambold, " Is ID Raps0n & vi, Phia
Z Chapman, san IOse Mrs r Harris Phila
T Rogers, Oakland - Mansfield. Marin
Minor WI r W Church. Truckee
wyatt & WI, Il Stein. stockton
a 6abF ei, chicago A hurlug, stockton
+ Sieeth. Phia II Perkins. Suisun
W incheli. Chicago Z c Farrell. y Y
= Stett Ter. Dayton + BlrdseI x VT. Saeto
Hind a VT, Redwood &c Richards Redwood
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Anderson Montana - Purdy, New York
ID DemaTest, Angels II McCrae, y
/ BLOCK, Milwaukee M0tgsrd, Berkeley
/ W Hatch I'm, AgneWs II q Homer, New York
smith d W, Rosa Miss Prebie Boston
W Boggs, Cheo1ygan - Garfield. Tacoma
Mrs W q B0sgs, Cheboy-i A Smith, Scranton
gan Mlch II IWamOtO, Japan
T X BOEgs, CheboyRan lC l. james q WI Mana
Miss Perrin san Jose Crif, Fresno
capt wilson, OFT Costa II 1 Sappingt0n, Glendale
Z Cobb I'm. Wash. d c.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Ames, Cal - Rittner. Italy
sanordt tngomsr y q Whitney, Iowa
j 7 Bartine, Nevada N Kerl 4 WI. N-br
o Baker. Oakland Mrs Sharp. Cal
j Kelly, Cal Il Fcces Sacto
Fitch Alameda ~ Howard, SaetO
= Hank, Alameda Bradshaw, New York
" Adams Boliuas Harrgan. Los Angeles
Z Freeman, Cal L Murphy. MADEIRA
J 4 johnson, Stockton r CoChrane Cal
NJ C0nDoy ", ireland Riley, Los Angeles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-17
Lumber Market,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Retail rates are nominal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-17

J B Wattles & ". SouOma
L P Bending Texas
J Adams. Alameda
J Fl Il ack. New York
J A NcQIjildn.N New YORK
c " Cook. New YORK
q r Warwick, Toronto
W d NcHgEh, Omaha
Z L GiJbou, Superior
Chas Hadseii. ~uuOI
" s Whitwell & rs. SAIate0
Mrs ANliliamS, san Jose
r Robinson, Chicago
c Croft, Denver
Mrs Z A H0Iiam. Chicago
7 T Collins, Denver
} H , abOid, Cincinnati
c II Webster. Illinois
II G " ebster, Illinois
Mrs 5 Il " ebster. Illinois
LICK
L Hirschfe q. Diuuba
g Remsy, san Diego
{ = Thompson, SHa8ishR
J Fletcher, Victoria
y FitZ,Tubhs Victoria
Mrs ; J Gresham & son
Seattle
A f Beaslcy. Vancouver
e / carter, Fresno
c W Wad tell. KausasCty
F Winter & ". LsAHycics
Mrs q 5 " Jnse B.. Kaus
Mrs $ Pe-eish Kaus
L Z FELTON,. Hauford
c b Seelay, Napa
+ O 0tes. sonora
II A walton. Ylba
g w Walton, Iuba
II J NeWkOm, YnJa
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INFORMAL SEssION-lO o'clock-Buyer season
100. 81 II; 300, 81 7I1s; 800, 81 7l14i 1900
81 7l$s.
REGULAR MoRNING SEssIoN-Buyer season
100. 81 7OL2; 600. 81 1854 200, 81 1865; 800,
81 1919; 1890 81 II: 200, 81 7I1s; 200, 81 TIA;
100 81 713s; 400. 81 7l12.
AFTERNOON SEssION-Buyer season-l300,S 81 IL
200 81 703s; l0J, 81 1884 1l00 81 707s.
Seller '92-I00 81 4414
BARLEY-Wa5 steady ana unchanged yesterday.
Receipts are moderate and the demand is slack.
81 O2I3 = ctl; dark Coast 95a9ss4c; Brewing,
81 05Ql 1919; Cheyalier, ST 45@l so for stand
ard; lower grades 81 0J@l 20 q ctl.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-17


} : Cniles. Davisvllle
1 Z Hatfield q ". SaCto
+ A Mcfarland, Wash
Il 7 Ibayer8W .Guadlupe
VI IS NJ May, Sau Jose
j A Patterson, stockton
A z OverUOn, santa Rosa
r A Blakeiey. Haaford
" Sexton. san Jose
! Temp c & Z. Santa Rosa
y II Nc AgrOGer, Yub2
L Jacobs. y 7
W I Kgken. st Louis
F \ Rust. Yuba CITY
@ W Seydau, Los Gat0s
q w Godsel, Los Gat0s
" d " oodBury LosGatos
} J Postal, san jose
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE From san Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
L. ItaEailure 4?

The Washington Pos says that the nomi-
nation of General WEAVER has lifted O
burden from the hearts political OF both
Democrats and Republicans at the Capitol.
ana common opinion Is expressed that
the nomination means that the struggle
will resolve il elf into square contest
between the two great parties.
That's the conclusion to which we came
in our issue of Yesterday. The Peoples
party has come too soon. Ii has answered
before il was called. 1t formulated a
creed before it had the material out of
which to make il. II stands before the
people as the advocate OF all sorts of crude
schemes Some Of these wild schemes we
have already commented upon. Others of
them we may discuss hereafter. We sup
nose that il is almost too soon to predict
an absolute letting-down of General
WEAVER before the race is fairly "on," but
that is the aspect in which the matter pre-
sents itself 20 US.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Silver and the Presidential Contest.

Silver and the Presidential Contest.
There are two opinions in Washington
city as TO whether the STEWART bill would
If passed injuriously affect the silver laws
now IN force. TO us il seems that there Is
no good reason for making such an oblec-
ton TO that bill. Here is the whole bill as
it passed the Senate:
THAT the owner OF silver bullion may deposit
the Same al any mint Of the United states 10 be
coined for his benefit, and 10 shall be the duty OF
the proper officers, upon tho terms and condi-
tlons which are provided by law for the deposit
ami coinage of gold 20 coin such bullion into the
standard dollars authorized by the act OF Feb
ruary rs. 1873, entitled An act TO authorize
tho coinage OF the standard silver dollar and to
restore it's logal-tcn character and such
coins shnu he n logal-iender for all debts end
dues, public aud private The act OF July IA,
1890, entitled. An act directing the purchase
OF silver bullion and the issue of Treasury notes
thereon, aud for other purposes IA hereby re-
pealei: provided that the Secretary Of the
Treasury sban proceed 10 have coined all the sil-
yer bullion IN the Treasury purchased with sill
yer or coin certificates"
The Objectionable words are as follows
"Thc act Of July IA, 1890, entitled An act d.
rectine the purchase of silver bullion and tho
issue of Treasury notes thereon, and for other
purposes, IL hereby repealed"
Surely these words cannot have the effect
Of changing the nature of the certificates
and Treasury notes already out. No more
such certificates and Treasury notes could
be issued under the repealed act of Con-
gress. but those already ont would be as
good as they ever were. and would con-
tinue TO perform all the functions which
they are not forbidden by the new law to
perform. We are glad that House Demo-
cratic caucus came TO this conclusion on
Monday night.
Nevertheless. we stand upon the Chicago
silver platform for the present, and are not
anxious 10 see the experiment OF free
coinage tried pending a presidential
battle. II takes man with but halt an
eye TO see that 1.-The trail is too fresh" for
a good many self.siyled silverites in Con-
gress. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
virainia nnd tho -Four Tiokets.


There are now four presidential tickets
in the field. and voters thus have IN I'M
usually wide range of selection. but so far
rs the great majority of the Democrats OF
Virginia understand the issue IL Is dis
tinctiy drawn between Democracy and Re-
publicanism between negro and white
supremacy in the South; between the ad-
vocates and opponents of the force bill.
The tickets are: /. CLEVELAND and
STEVENSON, Democratic; 2, HARRISON and
RID. Republicans; 3. BipwELL and GRAN
PILL, Prohibitionist; 4, WEAVER and FIELD.
Peoples party"
SO FAR at least as Virginia Ia concerned
we hope TO bring our separated brethren
back by appeals to their reason and adec-
ton. They must know. and we should
seek TO impress the fact upon their minds,
that il will be useless for them to throw
away their votes on WEAVER and FIELD or
upon BiDwrLL and CRANrILL, and that it
will not be brotherly in them to stand OF
idle and uneoncerned when they see US
in the thick OF the fight to hold Virginia
for the whites. As certain az blood is
thicker than water so surely will the
great majority OF them come to our help
in our hour OF need.
There are no "CLEvrLANp" or ANTI
CLEVELAND factions" here. We know Of no
HUI man WHO'S q kicker" The compro-
missing spirit shown at the Democratic
State Convention has kept our ranks in
tact. except In so far as they are broken by
the Third and Fourth parties. Nothing
occurred al Chicago 10 disturb the amity
OF the members of the Virginia delegation.
The dozen CLEVELAND men" and the
dozen anti-CLEvKLAND men" who went
there as delegates kept on the best OF terms
en- route. during their stay in Chicago, and
upon the homeward trip.
The new chairman OF our State Com
mittee. Hon. BASIL b. GoRDoN, was chief
among those who insisted upon the CON-
promise nj the State convention, and he
has ever since shown most cOnciliatory
disposition. His aim is TO fuse oil fac
tions into one solid phalanx against the
enemy, and in this work and as secretary
Of the State Committee 1t is understood
that he will have the aid of Ham. SHyr-
PARD, ESQ.,, an energetic, sagacious, and
determined man, who served well in the
position some years ago.
SO we enter this campaign hopefully and
a crushing defeat awaits our old enemy. at
whose head General WILLIAM MALONE
agaln appears: appears as the advocate
and supporter Of HARRISON and the force
bill.
We beg those Of our old party friends
who have gone of from us to come back,
and those who are meditsting departure
70 stop and stay. If they were to gain all
that they hope to gain by affiliaton with
third or fourth party IT would be rs nothing
compared TO what they would lose by
throwing Virginia into the hands of the
force-bill Republicans this year. We can
not believe that men of Democratic ante
cedents will deliberately help to wound
their State and party. No; they will fight
with us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

The Char eston Meas and Courier is a
southern Democratic journal, vet it does
not hesitate to belittle the force bill es an
issue in the pending presidential CAM
paign. 10 agrees with JOHNNY DAVENPORT
in not being at all afraid Of that bill.
II drafted that bill aud am in favor :
IT," said JOHNNY DAVENPORT on oath to Sen.
ator DAVID b. HUI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
The fact tina, the ARMouss have deter.

The fact that the ARMorss have deter
mined TO support CLEVELAND possibly ex-
plains why their attorney. CAMPBELL,
found that Ibis business engagements
would not permit him to accept the chair
manship Of the Republican National Com
mittee.
The ARMorRs are opposed TO the McKN-
Igy tariff and especially the tin-plate
clause-and favor CLEVELAND. STEVENSON,
and tariff reform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

JAMES r. FISHER. Esq, has resigned the
seeretaryship OF the Democratic State Com
mittee. His service has covered period
of eleven years. during all Of which time
his efforts were crowned with success save
in one instance-the year of the GREELEY
GRANT campaign. His work has been well
done and the rest that he now proposes to
take has been richly earned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
White Goods
to-day,
India Linens from Q TO 25c.

India Linens from 9 TO 25c.
White French Dimity from 10 to 3jc.
Sheer Imported Persian Lawns from
If to 2 c.
All OF the above are from 3 to 10c. q
yard under value.
Ginghams that sold for 16i, 20, and
dc. readily all through the season. a
good many hundred yards go on sale to-
day for 1910. All the 12i to l4c. Cling
hams 90 to &c. It's closing season with
us, and you are liable to catch just such
bargains anywhere about the house.
Don't forget what we are doing in the
Houseware Department Your personal
attention is necessary.
IL to II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Price No Object They Must Be Sold.

few moro OF those FINE PERSIAN LAWNS
leit. reduced from l215 To 6Ac.-warranted TO
! lot MULLs AND TISSUES reduced from i21G
FINE WOOL CHALLIEs reduced from is to
lOc. .....
FINE CREPE LINE, in stripe OF different
CoTTON ClIALLIEs in a great variety Of
styles. 4lsc.
FINE FRENCH CHALLJ rs, beautiful patterns.
light and dark grounds, with handsome nora
decorations. reduced from - 10 SOC. yard
30 pieces EXTRA FINE WOOL CHALLlES
reduced 20 loo ..
We have reduced the price on Nil orr MULLS,
TISSUES, LAWNS, WRITE GOODS, PlQO Is
CORD WELTs, LADIES AND GENTLENEN's
INDERWEAR, MEMS OUTING AND WHITE
SHIRTS, LADIES SHIRT-WAlS rs, ana every
article OF summer gOofs 30 per cent. on the
dollar. Now IL your time 90 buy. All OF our
SUMNER SILKS have been greatly reduced.
Nowhere can be found sucn n display as We
have. and the prices are lover han ever silks
were before. FINE CHINA SILKS, all coiOrs
soc per ysrd-almost n yard wide.
MENS FINE BLACK SAFTEEN SHIRTS re-
duccd from sl.2J 20 SOC.
MINIS FINE LINEN-BOSON SHIRTS. 42c
MEN, FINE CHEVIOT SHIRTS reduced TO
LADIES FINE INDA-LINEN SHIRT
LADIES FINE PERCALE sHIRT-wAIsTs,
LADIES' BLUE POLKA-DoT sHIRT-wAlSTs,
zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

Three asronauts have lost their lives in
this country this week. The last victim
was Miss Joslg GARRcrT. who attempted to
descend from a balloon by means of q
parachute at Celina, Mo. but the para
chute did not open promptly aud she fell
into deep lake and was drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

was good soldier In tho Confederate
army and lost leg in battle--though as a
quartermastcr he should have been IN tho
rear-but he was only major then. The
general /" came TO him in 1870 as mill
tia title from the hands Of Governor
WAfxre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

The Third party may have thought that
II was getting "a southern brieadler y
when ii overlooked Colonel BEVERLEY and
took General fnID as its vice-presidential
candidate. II 70 i. was mistaken. He
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Pa1uS0Ls.

Tho big cut made In these goods has found
many purchasers TO those who have not al
ready bought a PARASOL we suggest visit 20
tais department.
Si4 PARASOLS are now $3.50.
SIS and $3.50 PARASOIS are now s..
sGPARASOL> are now 81.
1850 PARASOlS are now SO.
So PARASOLs are now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

General LoSosrRERr has paid Mr.. p. j..
MosAs. one Of the Atlanta Consultations
staff. tho compliment Of selecting him TO
revise his war history before it goes into
the hands OF the printer. Sensible Gen.
eral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

The Dover Baptist Association. In watch the
Richmond churches are embraced, will meet az
Ashland on Tuesday the 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
ODD PAIRS
CURTAINS
GREATLY
REDUCED
IN PRICE.

3 sirius Nottingham Curtains reduced from
sIoj n strip 10 DOC. a strip.
4 strips Fine Three-lhread Scotch Curtains
reduced from $3.50 strip 10 II strip.
| s.r,p White Nottingham Curtain reduced
from I / to SOC. = strip.
palr Two Toned Nottingham Curtains re-
ducel from 81 10 S1.3O.
/ strip reduced from 81 20 zoe.
/ strip Two-Toned Nottingham Curtain re-
duced from 90 "A strip 20 81.
pair Deep Cream fine 1hree-Ihread Cur
tains reduced from 50 70 81 n pair.
pair Cream Nottingham Curtains reduced
from 81 70 SOC.
/ pair Ecru Fcrn-Pattern Curtains reduced
from $3.50 10 S1.1O.
pnir Nottingham reduced from 81 20 SOC.
oqir Ecru Nottingham reduced from So 10
s150.
S11S 20 1Jc. strip.
strlp White Nottingham reduced from sl.50
10 Zoe. strip.
strip White Nottingham reduced from 81 TO
00c. a strip.
strip me Brussels Eject reduced from $3.50
TO ~ strip.
par Real Lace Swiss Tambour reduced from
pair 4-yard Ecru Applique reduced from
$3.50 10 81
PAIR 9lS-yard Ecru Applique reduced from
50 to 500.
LACE CURTAINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
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Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH nj 81 per annuu.
The SvNDAY DISPATCH at sl.6o per annum.
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scfteers Wishing their post-ofice changed must
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
$50. PIECE.
RUSTIC SHADES
REDUCED TO
HALF PRICE.

Made OF stats OF Vienna wood; keep ont the
sun and flies, but let in the air. Made for
either windows, doors, or porches.
Colors sOlid brown, slld white, green and
white, brown and white, tan.
Size feet by o feet reduced from Al to DOC.
size feet by AZ inches. reduced from Sl21
TO 62IEc. .o,,,,o, from,
size . yards square for porches, reduced from
81 TO 81. ,,, 49,,
These Shades can be put mp by a child, and
prices include all fixtures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Nary-BIue

The extraordinary demand for Navy-Blue in
all kinds of dress goods ~ something remarka-
be To meet this demand We oiier to-day and
70 long a. they last
NAVY-BLUE SATINES with white pin-head
dots, M l2l5c.
NAYY-BLUE SATINES with white hair-line
stripes, at ID and DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
ANOTHER u
Underwear Sale.

TO-DAY, July 9TH, we shall inaueura.e a spe-
ciaI sale Of LADIES and INFANis uND.h'
WEAR at tho uniform price OF DOC. per piece
We 40 this I'm order to Close OUT some io's m
styles. Of which We have only limited gnan,H'
Of LADIES GOWNS, SKIRTS ChEMl-fe'}
DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, &c.
LADIES' COTTON GOWNS, Hubbard style
with cambria rune. front OF clustered tusSs'
rufie on neck and sleeves, full and ample "iu'h'
assorted sizes, SOC.
LADIES COTTON SKIRTS, both short and
long, made with yoke band, runie ana tncKs'
SOC. each.
LADIES' COTTON DRAWERS. made with
yoke band, wide hem and cluster Of tucks; aiso'
Hamburg trimmed and cluster OF tucEF' 'Vc'
each.
LADIES' COTTON CHEMIsES, nno muslin'
pointed yoke OF inserting and tucks, Hamburg
edge on neck and sleeves, SOC. each
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers.
Hamburg trimmed, sIuare neck, yoke OF In
sorting and tucks. SOC. each.
Hamburg trimmed, with or without beading,
y.neck front, high back SOC. each.
LADIES' COLORED sKIRTs.-striped seer
suckor-6-inch rufie with band, brown, blue,
and gray. tape top. SOC each.
INFANTS GOWNS.-Cambric, full-gathered
neck, finished with beading edge, gathered
sleeves, j0c. each.
INFANTS NAINSOOK SKlRIS-wide hem,
with cluster Of tucks made on body OF same ma
terial-sizes 70 3 years-50c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

With the July reduction prices come
universal interest. Here are a few OF the
,-.-------------------1P Printed India Wash
ON 1J Silks that opened
OtJiC VGtOS' this season at 81 a
yard are marked to
sell Mt 40 aud SOC.
lid-Colored China Wash Silks for
SOC.
7jc. for other Printed Wash Silks that
were sold at 81 to Sl.25.
We are determined not to carry over
any of these goods, hence these unprece'
denied reductions.
Black China Surah SILK goes down to
Csc. from Soc. White China silk to 40.
80, and 65c., from 80, 10, and 05c.
Black China Silk for 80, 50, and Zoe.
from g., Soc, and Sl.O9.
All of the above are real handmade
Wash Silks-the most reliable known the
world over.
A new shipment of fine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Ocean Shore Park Hotel

This splendid summer resort "a eighteen miles
from Norfolk, Va, on the Atlantic Ocean. WIN
De opened rs nrst-class hotel on june 10,
1892 The Ocean Shore Park Hotel Is on the
Virginia beach and reached by the Norfolk, Al
bemarle and Atlantic railroad from Norfolk,
Va. Tho Virginia beach Is famous for its ex-
cellent aud inyigorating surt-bathing, excellent
fishing IN tho lakes, ana the best Of snipe-shoOt-
ing In season. pic-nics end excursions.
For terms address
G. L. ASHLtN. Proprietor.
Na
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

UPTOWN OFFICE 43a RAsT BROAD
sTREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1890 HULL STREET.
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ADVERTISING BATES.
QAIY txf.r onfxss

Reading notices in reading-matier type, nye
ihes or less, 81: in nonpareil loaded, 75c.
Card q rates Tor more space furnished on APP
plicaton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

An letters and kilograms must be addressed 70
WEB DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not bertturned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, JULY 2. 1892
&DAVIS.

There have been special sales advertised;
there have been great tapparenti Inducements
offered 20 the public from day TO day. but ia
point OF variety OF Styles extent OF stock, stand
ard qualities. and actual reduction In prices
there never has been a sale that could be com
pafed 70 our pteseut CLOsING-0UT SALE OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Finest Scotch jn6h0noS,

the very finest goods made. beautiful colorings'
i'm ombre stripe and brocho figures. regular 4oc.
quality nov zoe. .. .,,.,,,r
The finest ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLlE,
black and cream grounds. sold always AT Co.
FINEsT FRENCH SATINES, tho best goods
Imported. and as handsome as China SILK, regu-
lar tOc. goods. now &c,
Those handsome FIGURED TISSUES, full
yard Wide, cream, black, and colored grounds.
were considered the best value Of tho season az
l2,t,. per yard, now s1sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
Irish La7VNS.

After long wait and good deal OF trouble
yo have secured one more case Of those genuine
IRISH LAWNS. 40 inches wide, white grounds,
nth small black and colored figures, guaranteed
fast colors, which VIC oder at the low price Of
12l6c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.

In addition 20 being fnvorite In fall and winter
II Is most desirable, cool, and delightful tor
spring and summer visitors. Located In the
HEART OF NEW YORK CITY, at Fifth ave-
nue aud Fiity-eighth and Fiity-ninth streets,
and overlooking Central Park and Plaza Square.
Convenient 70 places Of amusement ana stores.
Fifth-ayenue stages, Cross-town. and belt-lne
horse-cars pass the doors. Terminal station
sixth Aysuue Elevated road within half a block.
Conducted on American and European plans.
The water and ice used are yap0riEed and frozen
on the premises and certified IA to purity by
Professor Charles F. Chandler SUMNER
RATES. 70 .S-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

INFANTS NAINsOoK sKIRTs-wldo hem,
with cluster Of tncks, made on body OF same ma
terial--sizes 70 3 years-j0c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

LADIES COTTON COWS, Hubbard s'sle'
with cambric rune. front OF clustered tusSs
rufIie on neck and sleeves, full and ample "iu'h'
assorted sizes, SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

LADIES' COTTON DRAWERS. made with
woke band. wide hem and cluster Of tucks; also
Hamburg trimmed and cluster OF tucEF' 'oc'
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

LADIES COTTON SKIRTS, both snort ana
long, made with yoke band, ruhie ana t"cAs'
SOC. nach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07

INFANTS GOWNs.-Cambric. full-gathered
neck, finished with beading edge gathered
sleeves j0c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
S5C,.

BEING REDUCED.
Cotton Diaper, - inches wido, piece OF 10
yards, large or small check, r5duced 10