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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
PEOPLE EC0NOMIzING.
Il Is Proper and RIght-A Valuable Su2'
gsston on the Subject for All
Householders.

There Il hardly a man or woman III
America who does not feel that the ue.
probation and declining valuation OF az
kinds OF property has necessitated ana
viii continue TO cause economy for years
to come -,
This remark was made by q leading
American banker In conversation WIN
the writer.
This economy must extend not only 70
fuxuries, bat 10 many other things. II
Includes the necessities Of life ana the
requirements Of health. When men or
women are weak and depressed. or have
the first symptoms Of cold. OF a SICK
ness, let II be pneumonia or any othsr
disease, they can and should save PROD
able large futare expense by counteracuns
Instantly the fist symptoms or sucn
troubles. II people feel a chill they should
at oRcs take some stimulant 70 overcome
It. In this way they will not only saw
expense bot possibly long illness when
misht ensue DID they not take instant
measures TO prevent. Nothing can so
quickly. so certainly accomplish this as
the great medicinal whiskey known as
Duny's Pure Malt. Its action Is quick
nroach OF any description OF colo
and keeps disease at bay. The pest
classes of the community use II con-
stantiy for this purpose. and physicians
recommend Il continually. II IL put up N
large-size bottles. and In addition 10 us
superior quality furnishes a greater guam
tity than any other medicinal stilnu-
liant In the market. IL Is true. eer,ai,'
dealers often seek TO sell ordinary WINS
KEYS. claiming they are Just as good. put
those who are we'll versed are never de-
ceived, and insist upon having the only
pure medicinal preparation OF the kino
known to the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
A Disaareeable Position.

A citizens committee. OF Atlanta, Ga,
have inaugurated a movement there In
favor OF the reduction OF the tax rate
from $50 TO 81 on the $780,
Here in Richmond we are seriously
considering the advisablity OF raising
our rate from $40 to N.5o. II we do not
do this next year we shall have to make
a general cut in salaries and all other
expenses OF government.
The City Council and its committees
seem 10th TO face this question with that
decislveness which It's importance de-
mands. Indeed, 1t is a disagreeabe thing
TO have to do, but our expenses cannot
go for another year as they are going on
now unless more revenue comes from
some quarter. Municipal life In the new
City Hall is going &c be very expensive,
and even now our income is insufficient
TO meet our expenses.
What are we going to do about It?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
ASKS AN lNvssrloATloN.
omecr Grimm Feels Agsrieved At News
paper Publication.


The Board of Police Commissioners will.
at the request OF Policeman Maurice Grif-
an. investigate the charges made against
him IN the following. which appeared In
the Richmond Times Of Saturday:
when the outer doors OF the Second
Baptist church were closed Thursday
evening. after q bridal party had entered
the sanctuary. I was standing IN the yes
Thule. quiet. and disregarding no orders
Of The two policemen present, without
any reason whatever, Oficer grimm rushed
up, seized me by the arm, hauled me half
way across the vestibule floor, and roared
w a Mohnwk Indian tone, Don't you try
TO get out OF that door!
such rude treatment was surprise TO
me- 7 had no intention OF doing So, re-
pied. 4 am here on business In the In
terest OF the Times; but you might have
been more gentlemanly In your treat
"The HI-nstured blue-coat. with hard
cast Of countenance, frowned, tWlried MS
bhly In an authoritative manner, ana
growIed out something about his knowing
his business as an officer or the law,
much to the disgust Of several by-stand,
ers. have no apologies to oner.' said
he. gruffiy; but didn't know you were
a newspaper man.
officsr Griffin in stating his side OF the
case yesterday said: II was on duty on
The occasion referred to, and was watch
ing the door Of one Of the side aisles to
prevent the people from GROWING on me
bridal party as they came out. Mr. M
den passed me about two feet and I
caught him by the shoulder and said to
him. my friend, you cannot pass mere
He said a moment later, i 10 not thlnk
YOU have treated me as an oiiicer should
treat a gentleman I replied, 1 think |
have He repeated his remark and ] re-
peated my reply. did not whiri my billy
IL was in ms belt as 1t Is now. Mr.. Hi
den-I afterwards learned that TINS was
his name-said he would like to see me
when the wedding was over. said, All
right He approached me on the side.
walk and again claimed that ! had not
treated him as a gentleman. 70 TINS
retorted that | had no apology 70 Ilane'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
FAREWELL SERMON.
PREACHED By REV. DR.. A. C. BLeDsoe
TO HIS CONGREGATION.
Universally Beloved and Respected In Pc
tersburg-Iiiness Of Lieut. Lsssiter Mt
Old Point with Typhoid-fcver.
Correspondence o, the Richmond Dispatch,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatca-t
PETERSBURG. VA, November o.
Rev. A. c. Bledsoe. d. d., who for the
past four years has boon the beloved
pastor of washington-stree Methodist
Episcopal church, last night preached
his farewell sermon to his congregation.
His sermon. In many respects. was a
very feeling one. and many OF the con-
gregation were In tesrp. DR.. Biedsoe re-
marked that ne would be satisfied TO re-
main during the balance OF hts life as
the pastor OF this church. The Doctor
has done a good work IN this community I,
is universally beloved by his large con-
grsgation. and greatly respected by the
entire community.
FOR ODD-FELLowS
Rev. II. NJ. Hope, pastor OF the Mar
ket-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
preached a special sermon to the odd
Fellows Sunday afternoon. Every men,
Der OF tbs order and a large assemblage
OF others were present.
Rev. j. II. Tillery, pastor OF Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church, was sum-
moned Sunday afternoon TO North Caro-
lima by a telegram announcing tho
serious Illness Of his father.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
Lieutenant Willie Lassiter, OF the
United States army. IL reported seriously
sick OF typhoid-fever at Old Point. His
father. DR.. ID. w. Lassiter, has gone to
soc him.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
a special meeting tomorrow afternoon
to see what can be done In the matter
OF the troubles between the railroad
company and the Citizens Protective
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Cheers for Mckinley in Church.

Sunday morning Governor Mckinley
attended public worship at the Hanson
Place Methodist church. OF Brooklyn.
At the close OF the service DR.. Parsons.
che pastor. arose, and, directing his
look toward the pew In which his dis
tinguished listener sat, made public an
nouncement that Governor Mckinley was
present
AN assemblage of Republican polltl-
clans" 1--WE quote from the account Of
the New York Times). met TO ratify
The recent election in Ohio could not
have responded TO the mention OF Cover
nor McKmcys name with any greater
alacrity.
'The spark OF political enthusiasm
which the pastor dropped at once caused
a lame. which spread TO all corners OF
The e1iGce. The congregation changed
It's thought from religion TO politics In a
Hash. and. dropping the conventional.
broke into a demonstration of applause.
Some olapped their hands; few waved
Their handkerchiefs.
Hush! whispered the pastor spread
ing his hands toward his too emotional
Hook. and reckoning them TO keep
silence. "s-h-h-hr
The Times reporter states that Cover
nor Mckinley seemed 10 be greatly en-
oATfaSsed by the pastors announcement.
ana evidently wished that he was
somewhere else, but there was nothing
else for the Governor 10 do but to make
ue best Of It, and he gracefully and
Slninnsly began To shake hands with
.hose who rushed up 10 greet him.
ne Misunderstanding was kept up for about
twenty minutes"
The Hanscn-Plaee church Is a part OF
Me northern Methodist Church, which
hAs always largely mixed politics with
10 religion. What manner OF people they
arc Dr. Lafferty has often described in
The Richmond Christian Advocate. Such
aeens As this would have been next
church.
"ossrnor heKiniey. we have no doubt.
ws~ srTstb shocked 1t psrsons's want
ef sense. We sre sfrsid thai he lncI.
dsnt VIZ have had srset ucea ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Mr.. C. v. Meredith for U. 3. Judge.

NSoTTcsponuchCe q tne Dlepatcn.D
GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE, VA, No
vember A--At a meeting Of the mem
bers OF the bar of the courts OF the
county Of Goochland held on Monday. No
vember %, 1888. at Goochland Courthouse
Colonel p. o. James was called to the
chair and Mr. A. X. Monteiro was re-
Quested TO act as secretary. The follow
ing resolution was offered by Judge An
drew X. Leake and unanimously adopted:
whereas vacancy exists, owing 70 the
death of Hon. Hugh l.. Bond, In the Of
fee of United States Circuit Judge for
this circuit. therefore we most respect
fully urge our representatives In Congress
TO present 10 the President the name of
Charles V. Meredith. OF the city OF Rich
mond. TO fill said vacancy. We have In
view all the qualities and attainments
which should be possessed by any man
that Mr.. Meredith is lacking In none Of
them. b. o. JAMES. Chairman.
A. X. Monteiro. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
The Pronosad Income Tax.

The Federal income-tax yielded in 1895
the large sum of S729S2, 100. The Amerl-
can Almanac gives the figures for each
year. yet Mr.. Wilson's committee has
called upon the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue TO let that committee know
how much revenue was received from
the income-tax. This looks as II the
men with large incomes were to be
consulted on the subject This tax Is
odious to everybody who pays II. No
thing but absolute necessity will Justify
its imposition. But better tax Incomes
than sugar. This latter must not be
done by a Democratic Congress, or q
Democratic President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

doubtless hoping that this course will
confirm the public In the belief that he
is insane.
He is sane enough for all the practi-
cal purposes of the law, and ought to be
goans are not "A sentimental people. They
do not understand those fine-spun theo-
ries by which astute murderers claim to
be exempt from the death penalty of the
Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
RoeerRY ON FRANKLIN STREET.
A Thief Gets over SEQ from Bureau
Drawer ut Colonel Ccwardin's.

The residence Of Colonel c. OBJ. cowar-
din was robbed Sunday afternoon OF
some 80 or SEA-
the robbery was evidently committed
while the family were at tea. About I:S
O'clock Colonel cowardin accompanied a
guest TO the front door ami part the way
down ths front stsps. ana " connasnt
that upon going bark into the house ne
locked the door behind him. The family
then went In 10 tea. ana be-
fore the meal was over =, Mrs.
CowHrdin's brother. Mr.. ". Trsvers
Moais. excused hinsself. as he had an
engagement, and on reaching the hall
found the front door wide open. To the
knowledge OF the family no one had en-
fred or ieft the hpsse since COLONEL Co
wardin accompanied his guest 70 me door.
Nothing special was Thought OF me mat
ter however, untn little later, when
upon going upstairs to her chamber Mrs.
Eowardin discovered that her bureau draw.
AZ had been ransacked and the amount OF
money above mentioned had been stolen.
The sum Of SIS, which was In an envelope
in the drawer had been overlooked, ana
evidently the thieves we're after money
alone. as jevelry-case containing,
watch and other vaiuables was lying Pc
side the bureau A pair Of trousers be.
IonSing 20 Colonel Cowardn were found
lying In the front hall at the foot OF the
stairway, and thess were not there when
MIR. Moale went out Of the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Affairs I'm Luncnburg County.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA.
November 8.-The party Of fox and deer
hunters who were encamped at Mr.. w.
Y Foulkes last week have dispersed to
The Commission of Roanoke PreSby terry.
Rev Messrs Hugh Henry and r. NJ.
Craig. and Ruling Elder Mr.; John X.
hore on the nth inst with eight mem
bers. Mr.. Hugh NJ. White, Of the Union
Theological Seminary, has been laboring
very efficiently and acceptably In this
field for eighteen months
Circuit Court, with Hon. Samuel Cole
man presiding, Is I'm session here, but
there are no cases OF special interest be-
fore his tribunal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

Buy Books to-day: great
shower of lnderpriced ones. Book
worms or people that are buying
presents can save a third to-day.
pickens-I5 volumes, silk cloth, for s4gs.
Dlckeos-S volumes. silk cloth, Tor 81 Do
Bnlwer-l3 volum -, silk cloth, f4.9S.
Thaaheray-l1 volumes, silk cloth, Tor sf.oO'
Scott-l3 volumes, for s2.9S.
CoOper--5 volumes. for ills.
MacaulRys history OF England-5 volumes,
cloth aud gold. eLi6.
Plutarch's Lives volumes, sl.lS.
shaSspearS-9 Volumes, silk cloth, illustrated
2.25.
Bronte-f volumes, s2.25.
The following fets, each two volumes, VIII be
s0ld for 75c. q set. They are kntghtley 3
history Of Rome. English Men OF Letters,
Famous African Explorers, etc.
For 9Sc. a set, two volumes -
PrpseOtt's Conquest Of Mexico;
preEcOt,'s Conquest OF Peru
PrescOtts Ferdinand and leabelle;
Headleys Napoleon and His Marshals:
Headleys Washington and Hts Generals;
Our Great Statesmen.
COOper's Leatkerstocking Tales, . volumes.
eliot, volumes, CLOTH bound. e226
Shakespeare, 4 volumes, cloth. S2.2o.
The Wits and Bea1x OF Society, volumes,
silk cloth, 81 a set
The Queens OF Society, volumes, SILK cloth,
az q set.
For Misses and ChiIdren-a new
line of Fancy Cloakings are on
sale to-day-46 to so inches wide,
SIPS to $3.50 yard.
Also, a new line of Imported
Storm SergeS for 81 IL and SOC.
81 inch Wool Camols- Hair Cloths, loo; Ga
BroaJclo,h, sl.75.
One-han Wool Illuminated H0psack aud Bre-
tslles for lSc yard; were 20 and 500.
New Wraps again today. The
manufacturers are forced to fill our
contracts or they would not at the
prices we name for them.
; cases of Ready-Made Sheets,
Pilow.Slips, and Bolster-Cases are
in at less than they can be made
at home.
Sheets, as 10 75c.
PllloW-Shps, 10 70 21c.
Bolster-Ca % TO zoe.
You can get a Rocker again at
$3.50 like those that all the city
has been wondering at. About
twenty-six other sorts of Chairs at
equal value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

Representative Marshall, of Virginia,
says he wants the tax on coal to remain
as II is. and that the southern congress-
men who agree with him on that matter
will endeavor to impress their views on
the committee Washington Letter, Alex
andria Gazette.
Just so. Truly the committee OF Ways
and Means has a difficult path TO travel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Fnnerain MIR. Shores.

The remains OF Mr.. II. r.. Shores, who
died Saturday morning at the residence
on his two brothers and TWO sistsrs, az
No / aouth Pine street, were taken 10
Wiidietpn Mills. Fiuvanna county, on
SUNDAY for interment3 Deceased was g
con OF the late Henry II. Shores, OF
and was an employee Of the Chesapeake
nished e car Tor the funeral party, which
embraced Mesfrs F; q vi II J IneE II 2. 4.
I'M p Burnett. j. s. Roberts,
J. K. rutherford, W. H.. Kirtly and
BROTHER l. n. Bugg, j. Miller, o. Cant,
W. A. johnson. ]. r.. McEadden, j. X.
Thomas, =. L. THOMAS. x "A. Shores
o. l.. Shores and Misses Fannie SHORES,
Lizzie Shores. and Ida Glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

The Washington Post says that Colo
mel William p. Craighill. of the Engineer
Corps, is the first member OF that corps
who has been named for president OF
the American Society of Civil Engineers
The Post adds that this is a conspicu.
Gus and well-deserved honor.
Colonel Craighill is Virgnian by
birth. lie is well known in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Paws IN Raise Such Hogs.

buslness IL the Virginia farmers could all
raise as fine ones and get az good prices
for them as Major Charles p. Bigger
received for six head from the Soldiers
Home gTounds which he sold TO MP. w:
J. Hechlsr TWO of tho hogs weighed
fT0 pounds, two weighed l,020, and the
other two 1850. This made gross aggre-
pate OF 2.S4O pounds. or as the butchers
Calculate il 2.272 pounds net Mr.. Hechler
paid eight and a half cents per pound,
40 that the six head OF swine brought
st92 r. or $50. IS 2-3 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

duced by about l l-2 cents last week. and
there has been loss Of liz cents in the
last fortnight. This change. 1t is be-
neved. has been caused by the very large
increase Of the available stocks in this
country and In Canada, in Europe. and
afioat for Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
A Bow Murderer.

Lewis Morris coiored youth, was tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday for the
murder OF John Lewis Berry, white lad.
and the jury found him guilty In the Sc
cond degree fixing his punishment two
of young Berry occurred last August
near the Old Market, when he was struck
with piece of brick by Morris.
The case of ID. La Gepestra, charged
with a felony, was called and postponed
until December 7th on account Of the alb
sence OF Or. j. w. Bryant, an important
witness for the Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

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Wishing their post-ofiicc changed must
give their old as wen as their new post
bG.cc sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

IL is estimated that the recent great
coal strike in England cost Great Bril-
tain as much as a moderate-sized foreign
war The amount is said to have been $780,
100000. Peace between the property-own-
ers and the operatives was reached by
concessions and compromises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
sheiterira Arm. Hospital Esjoined.

In the suit of Norman Y. Randolph
and others against the Sheltering Arms
Hospital, Judge D. a. Hancock sitting
for Judge Lamb, in the Chancery court
ing the Sheltering Arms Hospital from
establishing and conducting hospital at
No. COO east Grace. street until the fur,
ther order OF the court. The old
snp under this style was dismissed.
but the bill now comes up as an amended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

The Baldwin Locomotive Works Phila-
delphia. started running on full time Sa-
turday in order to complete a number of
engines. work on which was suspended
during the recent monetary stringency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
BLACK GOODS.
S0tinS and TelUets.

Good BLACK and CoLORED SATIN,
SOC.
BLACK SATIN at 75c. and 81 yard
far superior to usual value.
BLACK and COLORED VELVET at
81.
Very fine and supsrior-flnlsh BLACK
and COLORED VELVETS. at $3.50 worth
g.
The $3.50 BLACK VELVET now goes
at S.
2S-inch BLACK CLOAKING VELVET.
worth $40. but reduced TO $50.
A-inch BLACK CLOAKING VELVET.
worth 81 goes now at 2B
FANCY COMBINATION SILKS
were 81, reduced to 75c.
PICOT NOVELTY SILKS
were $50, reduced TO 81 10.
GLACE RACIfETTE SILKS
were SIS. reduced to 81. 80.
SHADED DOUBLE WARP SURAHS-
were Sc, reduced 70 &c.
ILLUMINATED SATIN SURAIFs-
were &c, reduced to 49c.
FANCY EVENING SILKS
were 60c., reduced TO 81 1-2c.
We are In earnest 10 close out our en-
tire stock of WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Come and see the low pirscas we have
made to do II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

Mckinley. az Il win make him chary Of
attending church services, when he h
away from home, and he may thus
msss spiritual instruction OF which be
sfandg In need
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

Counterfeit railway tickets to the
amount of over 500, 600 have been honored
in the last four weeks by the Baltimore
and Ohio, Erie. Pittsburg and Western.
Nickel Plate, and other roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

Mr.. W. X. Vanderbilt has invited con-
genial company to take ten-months'
cruise with him to the Orient on his mag
nificent steam yacht Valiant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
THE COHEN co.
CONTINUATION OF THE I'M
~ MRNSE BARGAIN SAIL
CLOAKS. WRAPS, CAPEs, FOR LADIES,
ATSSEg AND CHILDREN

u u
~ MRNsE BARGAIN SAIL
CLoAKS, WRAPS, CAPEs, FOR LADIES,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
SCI NEW WRAPS just received-all the
latest STYLES In navy black, Havana
brown, new green, tan, etc. These are to
be sold by US at one-half the original
price.
colors and very stylish.
sl5 Wrap for $50.
so Wrap for SO.
SIS Wrap for fl2 20.
$50 Wrap for SIS.
So Wrap for $3.50.
Misses and Children's Wraps at half
price--a large, new stock.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, VELvETS,
TRIMMINGS, at sacrifice prices to make
room for our Holiday Goods which we
our s0c. Cheviot Dress Goods at sc.
75c Storm Serge and Hopsaekings at
SIC. Storm Serge at 17c.
25c. Henriettas. all coiors and black at
All Of our New Novelties at 5Oc., on
the dollar.
l2iIc. Ginghams al s 1-3c.
i5c. Whipeord as s}ec
BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
a large stock OF the above at one-half
the usual price. Bed-Comforts at 75c.,
81, as. a.60 and up TO $40, worth
double.
UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
The largest stock OF Ladies', Misses.
Children's, and Gentlemen's UNDER
WEAR IN the city at Panic Prices. Look
at our &c Ladies' Vest. worth 81.
Our f0c Ribbed Vest reduced 10 2ic.
Hercules and Wave Braid, a new sup
ply Just received at low prices.
CARPETS RUGS,
MATTINGs, 0II>-CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS. DRUGGETs.
This stock must be sold. ss we intend
retiring from the carpet business. Our
Q MTTEIDoRFKRs'
2t-ruEri New Granite kaidlnx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
ADVERTISING RATES,
tfkf II I.THII on LESS.

Wanted Situations 6 words or iess)s %
Reading notices IN reading-matter type
Eve line or less. 81; IN nonpareh ieaaed'
30.
Card Of rates for more space furnished
Oh application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21

An letters and kilograms must be adj
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

beg leave to call attention 10 their iais .s
OF the aforementioned goods. mot $3.50.
are II their osa I'M operation. FhkNN ~ 1D'i,,.
DIES, yintages iron 1851 30 1885 ~ y N
DON pOCK JAMAICA KUN, 81. thOlA b.,
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES Al U
shERhIss, MlDEIRAs. AND PoRI, a. -
very large assortment % FRENCH ANb -. 4.
NAN MINES, ipcluiing those iainoe. $3.50.
CHATEAU Ia ROSE. CHATEAU w" ~ az.
CHATEAU ~ yQUSN, STkINbhkN ~; !. NJ
CoBRuNNgE. scHLOoS JohAANs Sh''''"'
All he leading braods Of caAhPAG.ANle. eo 4,
sfantly In stocx. They refer psEth0.'s.f ~
tne.r PREMIERE sEksE, selected ron v.s y
the nnes, vineyards IA Frenee- lhgn - -.
FINK kYE AND BOURBON wHlsA 81 -. !, -. -,
PIE AND PEACH BkASDiks = u va M, =
best snd caraos DO exce,isd - Tar IS SAA''
coEcerncd, -, s,l
III ConpiAEs they have largo variety ~
only the very finsst that are iripoftei. ,,,.
HAVANA CIGARS Of their eva onc.. 80.
portalloa and selected BY one Of Nc 49,,
i,,issIos, houses In Havana Also . tln s sSps
al shs ii. PRINCIPE DE- 0ALks stuAs'' 0''
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-21
DRESS GOODS

at great reductions from former prices.
Beginning TO-DAY. TUESDAY. No
vember 2lst, We shall offer the same at
prices which are very much below the
real value.