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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
THE CALIFORNIA 'QUAKE.
Extent Of the Damage Done One Fatal
Casualty Only.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


SAN Francisco, CAL. April 22.-There has
been no recurrence Of earthquake shocks
in the Vaca Valley, and the three towns
where the greatest damage occurred are
rapidly recovering from the effects OF the
disaster. The destructive area was confined
to a triangle having sides ten to twelve miles
in length, with the towns Of Vacaville,
Dixon and Winters at the angles. Some
serious damage was done few miles north
of this area, taking in Dayisville and in q
lesser degree the town of Woodland: The
town of Winters was the centre OF the DIS
tufbance. It is q town of 800 people, its
main street being mostly Of brick build.
inps. These were all demolished or so In
iured as to render them unsafe. At Wood
land there are few walls in the town that
will probably have to be taken down and be
rebuilt. A force of men Is at work tear
ing down chimneys that are considered
unsafe. Forty-four were taken down
Thursday afternoon. and the work has
been going on to-day. Tho only building
approaching complete wreck Is the Capt.
toi Hotel. 1t is now estimated that the
total damage at all points will not exceed
400. 900. The only fatal casualty is that
of a workman named Wick Darby, injured
by falling bricks at Winters. who died at
the hospital to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
TeIegraphic Brsvities.

Several New York firms have ordered
gold for export to Europe to-day aggre-
eating al .755. 900.
..,,,,r.s o,o,rr;r, ,hrouob-
Iae business iSnu;oo a.,a;ns, tha iast Swaat MIN
OUT sne cvuuriy yu ct..s.. tso Co.. Canada
per Tor tno osisSu ae. o'a''' 40 'o'
z3' OF to'ai VI Aoi'
As the result OF ponce Taia to-aay IN
fars, praace, yessoidI yd aga innssd mn
Archists wsfe caP'uieo Auu 'o'.'" Np'
The case of Deeming. for wife murder.
SCI. for Yesterday, In Melbourne, Australia,
was postponed until April 2Sth, at the re-
ouest of the prisoners counsel.
pau ~ cha
10 is snnounceu oI slsnasef ph;iadsinb;a hnid
cpreckIes s9sl. I'LL sr,ar;can Refipjny
now owneI sh.t The estabI,shment Will re-.
nav onsrstious lust as soon as the recent
lv. burned barrel-factory Is rebuilt.
s p..., Tax :. 70 tho asact
views Iom he.sos, ,ha Two % rsgroes vho
tnat tue ssarIno.s pas,a.aH as EsutT,rsn found
assasHnaMleo M ross.hss,"a ,..in na.r the limestone
one =. ,,nn ,no and hat after satisfving them
counsy 80 xIJ r;s nn;it shs mob strnne ths fell
,so1voo ~ ~ b;s hadv dangling from a
low ~ tnu '''' A'S wy
'fee nno .x.-
Yesterday st S@ d E.isnlde' =, sissnS sn;;on '1S Ave-
hncso; .s;...s a,cSt AZ a. Ousntin ten. and Al
az Amieps eisn. Hsrs. p.ss r;nmta saa,ch Of
lyons TOUT; nsrch,sss sailsd 10 reveal
tno snes.eu .Sss wru,d throv I;cht on
any documents sna' tha inssch;sfs Int
the plans or ,ssoivsss scovs = and nd daaeers were
snrnI md se,zsd Twentv- -four Anarchists
tounJ a, sau serestad IN I,vonss
na'o Do'" 49,
The steamship Conemaugh, with cargo
of about 5000, 900 pounds OF nour, S5,D0
pounds of rice, and other PROVISIONS for
the faInine-suheriug people OF nussia, win
SAL ioI niga, nHssla Rsaac,s 9I q Peavas ~ Rnbsrt
s9is M wada S.sssnovd .ud chsrlss a Rowman have
-. ra.r " s seIsctsd az envovs to superintend the
5;str;rmt;nn dHvr Of the Conemsuqh's cargo.
HIs'1pDc Ws powman oaes a. The renresentstiye OF
h ths Pb;Iadsin6ia neWspspers.
'.r ~.,..~.nh,o omnun;c.t;oo has besn re.
established with Fort Mchinney; wyoi,
and the word nom tnere rs t2ss Ssna Io,onv, n1
:; 6 ||:: =:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

spoke. He looked upon tho Houee biil 81 q
rank radical un6lusssas s1sus = an%1Iisaisa opIgsstoe
remaining between the United States and
China, and be dwelt long upon the IN
jury which 1t would inhict ueon American
trade II enacted INTO Law. Al the Close OF
Mr.. Davis's speech. without action upon
the bill, the Senate. after brisf executive
session, adjourned.
Senator Daniel introduced 2 bill to-day
granting right of way across the govern
ment reservation at Willoughoy bpit, Va,
10 the Norfolk and Ocean-view Halfway
and Hotel Company.
Mrs. HARRISON is not quite 30 well this
morning, the continued damp weather
having increased her cough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
A victim of tho Parlor Rifie.

Sandy johnson, negro boy about is
wears OF AGE. was accidentally shot yester-
dav afternoon by Alexander Ogg and 90
badly injured that be died in short whiie.
The bali entered the temple region near
the ear. The city ambulance was sum-
moned, and johnson was taken TO- the
home of his sister, on Church Hill, where
he died in short while.
Ogg was arrested and taken to the First
Police-Station. He was not bailed, but as
the shooting appeared to have been unin-
tentional he was not confined IN cell, but
allowed to stay IN the Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
PRETTY GERMAN AT THE eELvioERE.
Tho Friday Club Tenders Delightful
Dance to Its Lady Friends.

The Friday Club gave a most delightful
german at Belvidere Hall last night.
About forty couples twirled in the may
dance. which was very gracefully led by
Mr. John Boisseaux. Many OF the figures
were comparatively new and besnti-
fully executed by the gay terpsichoreans.
The young ladies were all Handsomely at
tired and looked their best. The music
was pretty and inspiring, and the dancing
lasted until late hour.
The young ladies who graced the oc-
casion with their presence were Misses
Mary Yancey, Sallie Dean, Mary Moore,
Bessie Fauntieroy, Stanley Adkins, Sallie
Bidgood. Norma Walker, Nellie Parker.
Agnes Palmer, Maude Rankin, Mays. Ellen
Blair, Alice Burwell, Meade Burwell, Annie
Gray, Helen Rose. Addie johnson, Mary
Hunt, Lulie Walker. Evle Walker. Carrie
Shields, Grace Smith, Mckinney, Cox OF
New York, Trigg of Abingdon, and Annie
Iallaferro of Orange.
The chaperons were Mrs. Ii. Bohmer,
Mrs. Frank Deane, Mrs. Luclen Iatum,
and Mrs johnson. Among the gentlemen
present were Messrs. John Boisseau, j.
BRYANT. Churchill Young, Frank Parker,
Goldie Silliman, Dick Wilson, John Cul-
len, Randolph Holiday, George Moss OF
Norfolk. William Weisiger, Robert Pc
gram. Ben Lawson, Farley Cooke, George
Mayo, Harrison Blair, James Valentine,
Stuart Hume. Mr.. Gregory, MIR. Mayon;
Austin Brockenborough, Il. Howard
Smith. Z. q. Higgenbottom, John Goo1-
win, George Bidgood, Charles Bldgood,
Edward Benson, and Arthur Wiley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

Any person interested in building will
do well TO call on Mr. l.. 8. George, at the
Exchange Hotel, between the hours OF 4
and 4 Saturday. and see his designs and
samples for Stained Glass OF every de-
scription for memorial windows. church
windows, private residences, and public
Sm POSTAL and he w sn1SI Sa es Sn ,Ssm Ssop
Mr.. George represents the well known
firm of f. NJ. whipple & Co.. of Boston,
who manufacture purely art goods IA
this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
TIE sPorsWooD-sMITH CONTEST
Getting Ready for the Meeting of the Com
nntttee Monday NIGHT

There were no new developments In the
Spotswood-Smith contest yesterday.
The contestant and his counsel con.
tinued 10 take depositions in the Office OF
Mr. Mcclure. and in compliance with the
resolution of the City Democratic Com
mittee passed Thursday night, the copy
ing in duplicate of the poll books at the
various precincts in the city was com
menced. Five clerks we're engaged IN this
work. and their lapors were supervised by
Messrs. Wood (chsirman). Grooms, Bigger,
Bowry. and Peasants. of the committee.
The certified copies will, it is expected,
be deli-ered 10 the counsel for contestant
and contestee. respectively, to-day, thus
giving them sufficient time TO prepare for
the recanyass and recount of the vote,
which begins Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
A Bov Hangee.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch !

CHrYKsSK, WYo.. April 22.--0ver year
ago Charles Miller. an lS-year-old boy, for
Q few dollars murdered Ross Fishbaugh
and Waldo Emerson. his companions, in .
box-car in this city. He was hanged to-
day. An unsuccessful attempt was made
commuted TO life imprisonment, but tho
Governor refused to entertain the appli-
cation. Miller escaped jail several months
ago. but was recsptursd few days later.
re showed the utmost indifference during
bis trial and at the execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
III. Nose Nearly Severed.

Tom Harris (coloreO was, arrested yes
tardav bv Sergeant Howard and Officers
Werner and Brown. charged with cutting
Moses Thomas with razor.
The ARRAY occurred in Daniel Peterson's
bar on Seventh street near Marshall, on
Monday night last, when Ihomass nose
was nearly severed from his face by razor
which was handled by Harris. Harris says
that the Weapon used was knife instead
of the barber's implement, and that the
cutting was in selt-defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
stted Springfield aud East-End Schools

Messrs. ]. Taylor EIIyson, j. Q. Dlcker,,
son. William Lovenstein, T.. ID. Starko, and
A. i. Phillips of the City School Board super
intendent Fox, and. q. p: Rady, clerk, visited tne
spending about three hours at each place: Ihey
thoroughly examined the schools and buildings
and found everything in excellent conuition'
After the examinations, the scholars were as
sambled and rendered songs and recltations.
Tbe Valley and Nicholson schools VIII Do OK
amined by the board next Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
opposition. Thus Mr.. Rockwell was re-
tanned In his scat.
THs MAJORITY SURPRISINGLY LABeK.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.l

t~f~~s*-%
WASHINGTON, April 22.--lt has been well
known that Rockwell would not be dis
turbed, but the overwhelming majority By
which Noyes's pretensions we've ovefthrown
was surprise. 1t was not expected by
either side. The most confident OF the
Rockwell men claimed nothing like such q
majority. Only thirty-nine Democratic
members voted for Noyes. Of these four
are from Virginia. They are Messrs.
OFerrall. Jones, Edmupds. and Buchanan.
Mr.: Lester did not vote. being at home
Messrs Wise. Fpes, Lawson, Meredith,
and Tucker-voted for Rockwell.
The smsllness of the two last votes as
compared with the first was due TO the
fact that good many members lsft the
hall after the completion of the first roll
call.
POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE REsDLr.
OF course there is political significance
OF q national character in the result OF the
days doings. The names Of Hill and
Cleveland have been too often men,
toned in connection with the case for It
to be otherwise. In fact, the only really
sensational feature OF the day hinged upon
the outcroppipgs OF the antagonism be-
tween Hill and Cleveland. IL is true that
not all of the Democrats who cast Rock
we'll votes are Hill men nor is II true that
all of the Democratic adherents OF Noyes
are Cleveland men, though 1t is fact that
very nearly all OF them are at least against
Hill. The presidential element was there,
and the result must be taken as IL is. That
IL is by no means encouraging TO the Cleve-
land folks cannot be helped. 1t is there
ell the same.
WHAT COLONEL o'frRRAIL SAYS.
After the House adjourned Mr.. O'FeIrall
was seen by the DISPATCH correspondent.
He said; II have nothing to regret except
that the House voted as il did. | am
proud of the part that took in the. case.
would take the same side over and over
again, because 1 believe that it is the right
one. am sorry that will have to go on
the stump next tall TO defend the Demo-
cratic party before the people for what the
House DID to-day. The country will want
TO know why man with the just claim
that Mr.. Moves had to q seat was not ad-
mitted to tho House. The Republicans
are very glad because of to-day's voting,
and they have right to teel that way. A
good many Democrats who said that they
were going 10 vote for Noyes lodged the
issue by securing pairs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

floor Of the hosiery wss opened and re-
ception vas hold. Sergeant @. W. kfeker
and Corporals E. J. Mayfleid and J. ]. Der
rick were promptly on hand 70 pe!iorm
the functions Of the Reception ComnSstee,
and ere many minutes passed the guests
commenc0d hIing In.
Among those who attended tho banquet
we're Mayor Hlyson, Hon, Basil Gora1a' e
8 Jones' ssnaeS Msios wiiism M mia III kssns Major
T. P.Turner. Captain Hutcheson, Leuten-
ants Barratt and Starke, of the Howttzefs; /;
Captain kuyk. Captain l. 1. Cnrlsyian
(tbe former commandant OF the Weikes
Light Guard, Captain E. A. shepherd,
Sergeant Samuel B. Ragland, Jr., Dr. h. f.
Gaskins, and Mr.. Oscar Lohman.
GOOD sPEEcHxs AFTER SUPPER.
The feast commenced at 1880 o'clock.
and in the absence Of o chaplain sne COM
pany went right ahead" to use Captain
Cunningham's opening words when ne
called the meeting to order. -. !,
The dining-rocm presented Q beeutifui
picture to the eye of the beholder. 1t was
brilliantly lighted and the tables were
tastefully set, while palms adorned the
hall and added TO the artistic effect. The
skill which could not fail to please.
After the banquet the company in silence
drank toast to the memory Of Captain
Lucien L. Bass, the first commandsht OF
the organization. The other sentiments
and those who responded to them were as
follows: The City of Richmond, Mayor
Ellyson; Lee Camp Confederate Veterans,
Colonel Alexander w. Archer; Our Law
Makers, Hon. Basil Gordon The First
Virginia Regiment. Colonel Henry Q.
Jones; Our General Officers. Major VIII
liam III. Evans: Contributing Members,
Mr.. Sol. j. Binswanger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Turf Events.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


GLoucEsrHR, N. j.. April 2.-To-day's
events resulted as follows:
First race-six furlopgs-Judge Nelson
won Aouasco second. Kismet third. Time,
l:2224. -, 1;
Won Knaup second, Lord Clifton third.
Third race-one mile-7D Darling won; The
Forum second, Favorite third. Time, l;52.
Fonrth race-seven turlongs-Carrison
won; White-Nose second, Fernwood third.
i Fifth race--four and half furlongs-
Money Maid won: Flatbush second, Sun-
day third. Time. l..
S;rth race-six and q half furlongs-Lost
Star won: Harry Alhers second, village
King. third. Time, 1:30.
ON TIE HILL.
GrrrrvpuRa. April 22.-The track was in
had condition TO-DAY. Attendance small.
E;rst race--six furlongs-Fitzroy won;
Illspent second, Arthur Davis third iime'
LII. x,-,.n,. p.u.r.t
won: Little Fred second, lyanhoe tnrd.
Third I'M, Yace-four and half furlongs--Bst-
tie Cry won; Glenmound second, BLACK
mailer third. Time, 6lS.
Fourth race-nx furlongs-Ioano won;
saunterer second, Derango third. Time.
i'iS Fi}tb race--one and half miles-Fene-
lon won; Yoburg second. Sandstone third
& Sixth rsce-ssven furlongs,Royer won;
Climax second, Alarm Bee third Tme'
1:SQh. .,,
MxxpH1s. TINS. April "a. The "Bookses
and .TalentD broke about even to-day at
Nonteomery Park. The track was last.
First rsce-Helter Shelter won, oregon
Eclipse second. Arthur Murray third.
Sac Sscond nd %race-four furlongs Johnetts
won, Moss spot second. Goodwood third.
TJ Thi,S ysce--one and quarter mile. purse
n 'o0o-Ethel, who carried III pou9ds'
won: Wiehtman second. vAieria tnlru:
Time. lax -ths fastest mile evsr run %
'"tS Fonrsh rscs--one mile Prince Kinney
Won, Fsshionahls second, The Diosailes
Fisth rsco-one ard one-sixteen<h nile
| vanSsnt won; OosfA Rica second, dooo
I've fhird Tine, 1tBoh:
Sixth Yace- half mule b4lfAse Won Asne
| seoond, Ella Duk1 third. Tine. ~.
l q ~ - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD.
The Infantrymen Feast ut the Exchange.
Toasts and Responses-rhe Parade
In thu AffernoQn.

The Walker Light Guard celebrated
their twenty first birthday yesterday, and
sItbouoh the weather was bad enough to
-. .harn w,sb thew had navsr
almost make 'nem WISH 'ne' aAu uup, uese,
been born, the occasion was aehentiui
one to all who took part In the merry
infantrymsn, undsunted BY the elements:
ssssSas Two = SssS they S:s ssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

,ns ssS & tSs vote: pesa i sks es Su e The
general election held last Tuesday has
BEEN completed. and q e follows: For
Governor -McEnery, l8.701; Foster. H.
10; Leonard. 5.o5o: bresnx. ans; Tan
nehlil, 40. The vote tor Governor - far
= Fsceivsd. including re etty vote !. g s.s = .
hili, Ans. With eight parishes TO hear 8fom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad train. now leaving Byrd
Street station at 9:A A. Nj. daily, will. on
and after Monday, April 25th, leave ct
s:04 A. NJ.
See new schedule in another column,
effective April a5th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Including the sultanAts Of Aus.o. bsuaSs6
scmsli, qsllalsnd. and ths Kingdom q


IosDos, April n. Tho caroniclS's Rooo
correspondent ssys: "Tne Pope has dsos
nitety refused to bestow q cardinslofe
upon Archbishop Corrigan. Of New Yogk,
Posnoiy because OF the antaRonism b..
tween Archbishop corrisau and CsrdisSI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Messenrer-noY ,rin.tr.l..

Dugan 4 0sborne's Minstrels will give 4
performance at Corcoran's Hall this eve-
ming for the benefit of tho messenger boys
OF the Postal Telegraph Company in this
city. The doors Will open at Z O'Clock and
the curtain Will rise At s:i5. The prices
will be Is and Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Wagons. Wagons. Wagons.

Do not fail to attend the trustees' auc-
tion sale of Storrs & Co.'S wagons, II you
have any usa FOR good one. at the stables
OF the Haxsll.Crenshaw Company at IL A
n. on Monday, April rs, 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

rouy T. GoppIy and r. d. CHAPLIN d CO.,
I2 NJ, tract OF land In Henrico county.
MACpOUGALL q DAVIS, IL A. NJ, horses
mules, vehicles, &c.
ELLIS a CATHCART, 2:3o and 7:30 p. NJ, dis'
monds watches, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Colonel Boyce for HiII-Bristops Budget.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l


BR1sroL, Tenn. April 2l.-Colonel A. s.
Boyce. president of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, which runs from Hagerstown 20
Roanoke. was In Bristol to-day. His road
has been a great feeder to the Norfolk and
Western. Colonel Boyce was en- route from
the Lone Star State, where he went 10 see
his daughter. The noted railroad presi-
dent and lawyer is for Hill for the presi-
dency, and says that is the only chance
that Democracy has to win this fall.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of DIR. J. w. Kelley. the newly-elected
mayor of Gate City, Va, and Mics Maggie
Flannery, Of Wise county. Ii will be cele-
brated in the Methodist church May 4th,
Rev. j. s. w. Neal officiating.
A brilliant wedding occurred at Gate
City Yesterday, when Miss Josie Eimords
and Robert Kane were united. They
left on the evening train for eastern cities.
Mr.. Kane is rising young lawyer OF
Southwest Virginia. Miss Edmonds was q
reigning belle in that CITY. She was edu-
Gated at Sullins and Martha Washington.
To-day Judge A. j. Brown. OF Washing
ton county, was taken i'll while holding the
Law Court at johnson City. He was re-
moved TO his home at Alton, Tenn. near
Greenville. Judge Browns health has
been failing for some time.
Mr.. ID. II. Conklin, general manager OF
the South Atlantic and Ohio road, left to-
day for his home in Decatur, Iii. DE was
accompanied by his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

Ladies' needing y tonic or children whowans
building up should take Browns Iron Bitters.
ton, Biliousness. and Liver Complaints; makes
the blood rich and pure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

BrsxE has Ice-Cream made with tho fresh
Strawberries mashed and frozen In u. IL Is de-
licious. Send In your Sunday orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

The most sf,cscious stimulants &c excite tho
appetite are ANaosruRA BrTrrRs, prepared by
DR.. J. @. B. sIKGERr & Sons. Beware Of counter.
feits. Ask for the genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

You will be surprised at the benefit you
will get from one bottle Of A. b. q. Altsrs-
two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

Headquarters
for Perfection Refrigerators (the best,
SYDNoR & HUNpLEy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

Strawberries mashed and frozen In pure cream
At BuRKE's for Sunday dinner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

A. b. G. Alternative contains no mercury.
Remember that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23

Especial telegram to tho Dispasch.l
NEW YonK, April Pm. Nillhisor.
Marlborough; ". J. Cnssen. Miss u. Rsn.
doiph, Miss l. u. Watkins, and c. b. Nat
kins, Grand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
1T Is IMPOSSIBLE

for Won TO see our SPRING SUITS with
out wondering how on earth they can bs
sold SO cheap. II you manage to re-
strain an exclamation Of surprise, 1t will
be because you happen 10 be particular.
ly self-possessed. 1t is all very we'll to
talk of the greatest good for the greatest
number, but those who talk that way
usually wind up by looking pretty sharp
ly after the good Of No. /. II you have
any regard for No, l, il you want to DO
good to yourself, If you want TO do lit
lie more with your money than you've
ever done for the same amount before,
come and see these special suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-23
Strawberry shor.-case a, Brnks's.

JoHs BOWERS,
Mantels Thing, and Crates.