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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Citv-H1ll Contracts.

The lower branch of the City Council
will meet tomorrow night. and IN view OF
the fact that all the newspapers of Rich
mord, many members OF the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings. and thousands
Of other citizens openly favor an inyesti-
CATION Of the award Of City-Hall contracts,
It Is not unreasonable to expect that a
move will be made Ia this direction by
that body.
After all that has been said-after the
charges that have been made and often
repeated-surely it would be wise to have
q thorough sitting out Of the facts.
Who will make the moye2 When made,
who Is there that will vote against ItI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
The Tobacco Industry.

Free trade" is TO be the watchword Of
papers other than the New York S'ta, II We
may accept the following paragraph from
the Roanoke Eemny World as indicating
the policy which some OF the Virginia
Democrats will try TO induce the next
Democratic State Convention 10 pursue.
We quote our Roanoke contemporary
I'VE must stand by the doctrine tina; protec-
ton is robbery and none tho less \ robbery be-
cause It enables 4 Virginia tobacco manufacturer
10 grow fat. Tho Democratic doctrine that the
government has no right 10 tax tho people save
for the necessary expenses OF the government, eco
nomicaily administered must DO adhered 20 oven
il It does strike a local interest. This is que5-
ton Of right or wrong, and the Chicago Platforms
on the side Of right Admit tho right TO protect
the tobacco industry and you admit tbs right Of
al protection and all lass legislation and over
throw the very foundation OF all Democratic
principles"
Imagine what Richmond would be with
out her cigarette and other tobacco-facto-
RES, and you will be able TO imagine the
lengths to which doctrlnaIres are willing 70
6 o in the effort to support their abstract
theories. Nay, what would Virginia hor-
self be If her tobacco interests were sGcri-
feed upon the altar of free trade? Sho
would soon become o "howling wilder
ness Indeed. Let Us explain.
Tho United States Government collects
about thirty-three millions Of dollars of
revenue annually from the tobacco int
rests of the country. Virginia and Ken
lucky raise more than half Of oil the to-
bacco produced in the United States. 10
abolish the countervailing duties now
levied upon manufactured chewing and
smoking tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, &c,
&C., brought into this country from
abroad, or, say. from Canada, and at the
same time continue TO collect, or under
take to collect. thlrty-three millions of
dollars from the chewing and smoking
tobacco. cigars. cigarettes, &C., &C., manu-
featured in this country would be 10
ruin Nirgiuia-yes. ruin her beyond re-
dcmption. The United States Govern
ment, too, would be tho loser; for the
revenue Of thirty-three millions Of dollars
now collected on tobacco would have to De
laid upon some other article, or perhaps
might be derived from an income tax.
4 Democratic State convention is soon
10 be held in Virginia and all these ques-
tions will come up'for consideration and
action. The people OF this State will at
that convention let the world know how
they stand affected towards the wild
schemes of the doctrinaires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
A world'e Congress of Bankers

a
Error Is harmless where truth IL lels
,rce "a combat it," The Brussels lnterna-
,,onal Timetable Conference did good ser
200 IN the financial world. Nothing
.onscs men 10 think rs does positive. OIL
root arraienment of their notions as unwise
and untenabIe. A man begins to reaiize
That he does not know it all when ne
finds men as intelligent rs himself, or more
intelligent than himself. Disguised WIN
his theories and ready TO throw down tns
gage Of baltic to him.
The international BimetallIc Conference
bas we repeat not been destitute OF good
results. The friction of mind with nina
of bimetallist theories with mOnometalllst
theories-caunot but DO followed by con-
soouences which would not have followed
and could not have followed. had that con-
ference been composed altogether OF men,
bers holding to the one or the other OF tne
conventional opinions OH the silver ques-
ton and who had assembled to hear what
was to be said on one side only OF that
question.
Another conference is soon TO be held
which cannot but prove beneficial to the
financial world. congress of bankers
and fnanciers is to be held from juno 18th
10 June Goth in the city of Chicago. and
this congress will be open to delegates
from all countries. The Worlds Fair at
Chicago and a worlds congress for bank
ers and financiors, both going at tho same
time. cannot but have an educating and
enlightening influence upon the affairs Of
mankind.
A worlds congress Of bankers and
fnanciers ought to be q body Of men
having wide horizons. Let them lend
their best efforts in that behalf and some
solution Of the silver problem may be Sc
cured which WILL bloss all the nations OF
Christeudom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

note from Colonel Turk, the general pas.
sengor agent OF tho Richmond and Danvills
ro1d. says the route for the JED. DAVIS funeral
train has not yet been decided upon, bu, the
probability Is that the train will pass through
Danville.-DdnviHs RSgister.
Our information is that If Governor
CARR decides that the stop shall be made
at Raleigh instead of at Greensboro the
train will probably come on to Richmond
ria GAINESVILLE. We say probably" be-
cause this matter has not yet been def.
nitely decided on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

Whether the Chicago exposition Is to be
opened or closed on Sundays will be set.
tied on Tuesday. The present disposition
of the local management IS to cut loose
from Federal control and open on Sundays.
BY this course they would lose about
S5Oo,O00 of an appropriation which has no.
yet been paid them, but most of them
think that to have the gates open on Sun.
days would bring In double this sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

owned by an estate and was sold 10 en-
able settlement TO DO made, and because
Il yes considered nuisance in this city.
90 numerous and variogated were the
stores told about IL by former prisoners.
But the Davis House is tho property Of the
city Of Richmond, and its use is to be given
70 patriotic organization of ladies. who
will not only preserve 1t with anectionate
care, but will as far as possible restore IL
20 its wartime condition aud edd TO its
contents all the books and curios which
they can gather relating to the southern
struggle for independence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

According to the weekly review of r. e..
DUS & Co. President CLEyzLAND's deci-
sion about tho redemption Of lagal-tonder
notes has arrested what threatened 70
become a serious disturbance" They say
that business had already become affected
by the financial situation.
Well, It ought to get straight again now,
since the policy OF tho adm inistrstion is 80
well known and so generally approved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

Mr. FREDEEIcE JOHNSTON. Clerk OF the
Courts Of Roanoke county, whose death
has Just been announced, az the age Of 81.
was a frequent contributor to the columns
OF the DIsPArcH. dc was also the author
of a history Of tho clerks Of the courts OK
Virginia. and was exceedingly well In
formed about public affairs, and wrote
with ease and clearness. His book is one
that Will be cherished in numerous house
holds. He was a model Of an "old-tlmo "
clerk, and was an upr ght aud useful man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

An interesting feature of the last No. of
the NORTH Carolina Unirersity Magazine is an
undergraduate essay by JAMES X. Polk on
The Admission of Foreigners Into Office
In the United States" This essay was pen
ned. says the Charlotte O6sassr, while Mr..
Polk was student at the university, from
which he was graduated in 1918, and. IN
the light of his after career, is intensely
interesting.
Il is not stated what position young
Polk took in his essay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
&DAVIS

A SPECIAL ~ CAPEs-,,.
black-were intended to bosolI,,s,'''
OUR PRICE, sLH.
A SPECIAL IN BLANXErs
elegant pair Of IL. AIf.r.. q
BLANKETS the regular ur.. p.
be 81 pair, but as these a.. ..
after the regular t.me, rl,aa-.'.. -}
them we are instructed - se..
s. A PAIR.
A SPECIAL N BOYS sim.
regular price 50 4 suit H. c,.....
the entire lot we make them -
sl.l5 PER SUIT
HOOP SKIRTS from 5oc. so.
BLACK AND GRAY HATItrror-
SKIRTS. ''''a
CLOTH SKIRTS-e.alcr i,.s ..
blue. ,
SUMMER SKIRTS-va-.o., go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

SO IL seems that the Chicago people wish
20 get not only the marble mantels which
we're formerly In the JET. Davis House,
but the house itself. for removal 10 their
city.
We are quite sure that they will be dis
appointed. They were able to secure the
Libby Prison building because 1t vas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

In this issue We publish another CON-
munieation suggesting plan for the
nomination of United States senators. Wa
cheerfully grant the writer space to IN.
fold bis views, but our own idea Ia that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
SILKS.
A RARE oPPORTCNU 10 p-r.,.-
SOME WONDERFUL VALE, .,..

kARE OPPORTUNITY 10 Trn.r,-.
SOME WONDERFUL VALUE, z. .,..
BLACK ARhURES. s'eiei s1.,. ....
quality. NJ 81 aud si.2j "a y4rI
BLACK FAILLSs o. d., d. az.
s2.25 yard. TT .
BLACK DUcHEssE NsI.sLe,. a.ts,.
yard.
worth 81.
BLACK JAPANESE HADrTu sr-y-.,...
ordinary values 40 80 sud ,5,.ay
BLACK WATERPROOF >.Lh -
wide. ., n yard. worth 81.
WHITE WASH Slf 20 sg-c.l.s ttt....
6@ifc.; ~ 6Jc. worth sGl6c
CRYSTALLINE SILK. PONCE ra...
evening shades, az a.. 4 yarl
GENUINE CHINA AND JAPAN ....
a magnificent as.ortMolt OF .tr..., t...
fancy designs, light aui dark yr..rt .
% sell az 81. Va close ths sl..-, .... a ...
iremely low prize ~ sac. = ya-f .'
PLAID WASH SILK, - lal4. i,...-..
yard.
BLACK rAFFErA SILK At 75esy,-.,-.
81.
TWO-TONED, CLACEsHADr1 .f.r. ..
superb line OK new saalllss NEIa so
Sl95. r'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
SUMMER RESORTS,
COBB'S ISLAND. VI

4 tOBBS ISLAND, NlRGlNlA'S
~ SEASIDE RESORT IN the Atlantic Ocean /;
Increase of holol accommodations; new build
and surf bathing ia tho world; snipe-shOotlng,
hshing, and bOat-satling unsurpassed; eau be
reached daily by New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad from North or South. PRssen-
gers going 70 C0bb's Island must got on at
Cobbs station. Trains-We win meet the lI:2
a. NJ. nortb-OOuud train and tho DIS y. b..
south-bOund tram az CObb's Station; passengers
transferred 70 tho island by steamer. Terms:
$3.50 per day, Sl2 per week, Sf0 per month !;
ho.el physician. &C. For further Information
address 4. l. COBB a j. 4. SPADI,
ap 3O-eOd3m PrOpustors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
THE RICHMOND DIsPATcH-sUNDAY, APRIL, 80, 1893.

thu Democratic members Of the next Gene
raj Assembly will be fully qualified to DO
this work, and in our opinion 1t should DO
Jeff 20 them, and they should not be bur-
dened with advice unless that advice
come, from their constituents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Our great sale Of these garments On
Friday and Saturday speaks volumes for
the values we are Offering.
We shall continue selling until the en-
tire purchase is closed out.
Yoa will do well to anticipate your
wants in Muslin Underwear, as there 10
saving of 25c. on every dollar spent
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
cottage HOTEL. BON AIR. v
PERSONAL.
NOTICE.

~
At meeting Of the CoAL-DRALER9 hold
March 81, 1898, II was determined that the
price OF coal be hereafter hxod monthly. 10
was only after the experience OF the past winter,
which has been very severe on coal-dealers from
financial standpoint, owing 20 the fluctuations
IN the wholesale markets. ~ the North, that this
action has been determined upon. Coal "a like
any other comm dity-slbiect 20 change 10 price
at any time. Consequently, II cen be seen a. o
glance that It Is impOtiDle 10 guarantee prices
for any specified time Customers, however,
giving their orders carly In tho season and set
Ting for same or having coal delivered VIII be Ia
tho same position as heretofore. But eny orders
undeliVerod or Unsettled for will be cancelled on
advance In price. up 30-et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
EXCURSIONS. &c.

WITH STUART LODGE, l. o;
N O. r., OF Manchester, % NL>I 4t4't
WHIr-MOSDAY. May -, is3@ Aiat
danciag. Train leaves Manchester az J. -.
Richmond at S:l5, and Twenty-eisl 90 81 -.
$40. ROund trtp: Gentlemen. 4hc; laws
SOC. ehiilrea under ~ Yeas o. age, H'c. , o..
mlitso: j. K. Green. A. j. B.auzenship. ~
Saith. and 5. ID. Wilklnson. ...,,.,,
an 40 nav 7l4.f8. Ills, iH,-jE- -
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luiettcrs ana kilograms must Do addrefsea 70
arT DISPATCH COMPANY.
bo1oCscd communications will no; oertturueds
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KAUFMANN&CO.
CORNER FOURTH AyD BROAD STREETS
COURT ORDERS.


NIRGINlA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE 2erH DAY OF APRIL, 1898:
John Griiin... Plaintiff
against
Michael Grimm, Margaret Higgins
and Daniel Higgins her nus
band. John ". Okeefs, I'd
ward Francis 0 Eeefe, and Mary
&. Okecfe the last two Of whom T., .,,,,.or,
arc Iniantsl, AMI Timothy Cal Al 'A A''-oI''
lahan and James Callahan Doth
Of whom are believed % be
dead, and the hoirs ana de-
yisees OF said Timothy and
James Callahan, whose names
are unknown. Detendants.
The object OF this suit Is 10 procure partition OF
q certGin house ana lot n tho city OF Richmond,
Va, being house No. 603 south FIRST street, and
whereof Mary Mccarthy, OF sad city lately
died seized and Il The property cannot be partl-
toned Ia kind 10 subject tho same 20 a sale. aud
~ divide tho proceeds thereof amoag tho parties
entitled thereto
And snldsvit having been made and filed that
Timothy Callahan. and James Callahan, and
JOhn ". okeeie are non-residents Of the STATE
OF Virginia, it Is ordered that they appear here
within lftesn days after tho due publication OF
this order and do What Is necessary 10 protect
their interests ia this suit.
copy-tests. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
RDMUSD wADDHI, JE..nq. sp s0-sg4:
NIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE SSrH DAY OF APRIL, 1898;
John Jenkins and Eva Jonkins,l
hs wife,. Plaintiffs,
against In cnancery,
George A. kleins Executor and
Others. Defendants,
The object Of this suit is 10 settle the estate Of
George A. Klein, deceased, under the direction
OF the court IN the cause. &c construa the will OF
the said Klein, TO convene hts creditors, and
after ire payment Of his debts 90 decide 10
whom sac real estate devised by hts said viii be-
longs, aud that It belongs to he plaintiff, Eva
jenkins.
And anidavtt having been made and iiad that
George Couch aud Nellie Cogch, his wife, do
fendants named Ia said bill. are non-residents
OF the state Of Virginia, d b ordered thai they
appear here within rftosn aays after The due
publacaiion OF this ordor aud do whati mecca
eaty 70 pfotecs taefr interests 10 this suit
A copy-tessc. CHARLES W. GoDDfN.
Clerk.
kpxrsD wAppuIs sh.p.q % ao-saAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

The public are cordially invited 90 al'ni. ~
trance to Sanger Halcln be hat ihro-ti
tie sireet-d0cr n the Arm9rg A-mes
hass-Meetng and Bazaar + hLE VA --''-'
DAY, May 80. .....
II you wish 20 spend pleasant eve .
sure and come. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

heading notices IN rcadine-mat;er type n's
nies or less. 81; 10 nonpsrei loaded. 75c
card o. rates for more space furnished on ap-
Ihcaiion-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

UPTOWN OFFICE 43S EAST BROAD
ETREEr.
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
RTREEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

DAL MASQUE.-1HE PUPILS u
- ~ tha "wednesday Dancing Class wiN -
give a MASQUERADE BALL ~ y. li!- --<1
cello Han WEDN gSDAl EVENING, hAJ 49,,
3. 1893. Admission 50c., ~ tickets - g..
a. the door. AZ et'-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
EUROPEAN HOTELS .-.-..
4 DELPHI HOTEL, LIVERPOOL

the uo,e, do Luxe Of the North. Telspaeas
IN every apartnaeat AL The la;csi usPsV"
nenss, win elegance and senaenens 20 ssnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
RICHMOND. Va. April %. 1900.

RICHMOND Va, April 90, 1893
T HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED IN
l. the Chancery Cour, of the city OF Richmond
es administrator o; tho estate OF q. G..
MITCHELL, deceased All persons having
claims against the estate viii present them 70
me duly authenticated for payment and ali
debts due the estate must DO paid TO me-.
w. A. AIfChELI. Adninistrator.
ap 3o-1t' 9I7 nor.h Firm street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
L STOCKHOLDERS Of THa lo1 "ny5
CEMETERY COMPANY will D.. be.i0n
DAY. 9th Nay. isHS. a. o. o'.l.a p. A.. d. -
Rooms vi tho Chamber o. O.uuerrn
d. d. NtlOtE
np29-ti Sccretary aui I...-i-',.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

KlCIN0Nn, Y 4 AITI =, y
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF lnL
L VIRGINIA BOT SPRINGS COMPANY 90
the purI ose OF eles-il. dir-r.ll' tO- .. 80
Transaction % sgrn other blr.n.s- As .tI 81
fully como tof.re ths meeting VIZ i'
the ONES Of the company 10 80 il-'.
in tho city " Richmond, "a I H. 3D. B., -H
OH. 10 ~ n.
Tho uanafCr books VII % closed 20 l. 10
" Wednesday May g, 1888 ana -
until 10 4. u. Wednesday. Stay IU. .-'.
c.. Nl-..
ap 25-tt -AF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

ST. MARY'S
BGnGdiCtil0 Institute
5ll FOURTH STRlLE

Tho young ladies o. this academy -
ENTERTAINERS 70 III. har.
Marshall street. THURSDAY LfLtlNr. W
Al, a. 3 oci0cE. ono % tl- Ir $3.50
tiou- Of the evening VIII 20 The lra. a.i .-S
oil the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
KAUFMAN &CQ.
NEW IDEAS
MILLlNER Y !
BEE OUR DISPLAY THIS WEEK.

New IDEAS arc cropping ont in this
department every day. All the latest
styles as they are introduced in New
York are reproduced in our cases within
u week.
We are always on the hunt for pretty
odd styles, and show q variety second to
none in the South.
You will also find here large variety
OF Imported Novelties. Ornaments, and
Trimmings, jets, Laces and Dainty
Flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
EREE ENTERTAINMENT.

Confederate Mgss-Nesung 20 sanger f','
MAY 81, at 5 r. N. Address pf f'v. -t.
SSIrB. formerly chaplain ca G..aft. f'..7'' B.
JacksOa'i stan. Muse n No ha.ttN
others Con ,ederats soner, e.- ms -i
Is held IT, honor 81 tho Anniversary ., emo 81
wood Memorial AssOHal1r, ali IS 4.'
ntting "a a foreruuner e.; Men. ria.-lIi'-
Confederate camps VIII a,tt.- rr .'e'''
seats Will be reserved 0u.y flr fl.'F 3D.
Members o. the as-o-igtiol--Dofl -sl..-s 40
iuniOrs-Niu please wsar lbsr laif~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
.YCURSJON TO WASHINGION. =

IL SATURDAY NIGHT Nay 2oth, tof p - -
Monday rr,in laexo. eiba station a Z Vrlss
r. v. Returning, leaves Washington At -
DAY, Nay 22d. as q o'clock Z. N. ehAf., 49,. 81
dayk Round trip, s2.a0. CLASH, IhvN.i 30, M,
& CO., ap 20, 30SMy7. 8, Ia 0.i4 is lHS - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

Thousands OF UNTRIMMED HATS
in all the popular shapes aud every con-
ceiyable color or shade IN French Chips,
Milans, Tuscan, Straw, Hair and Italian
Broids, Leghorns, and Fancy Straws,
as we'll as complete variety OF colors
in Straw Braids for making hats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
GRENADINES.

just opencd new veav-s 70 Fanny rf.-r
a yard.
special value in PLAIN BLACK H-.Nlsr.,
sl.2p yarf.
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES ...a.,,.
a yard.
DESIRABLE REMNANTS IN sfr, re
WIS, GRENADINES. ana WOO. d.. f....
GOODS ~ be SOL regardless ot -.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
NO TIE OFFIcENa AND

4 MEMBERS or UNITY LODGE rtf f.tsa
No. 80, !. q. o. T.. ko1 H,' C.ru. BE- - .sf.F
~ r. lIeaf'd FOB meet Is. yo.r i.isa-
room TO-DAY Sunday. Alri .u-l. 10 .-A
- unto with laIl'nl-CHy d. g. b.. l'l, g
leiLg Tue OCCASION a. OK cr..ss.1l.g os $50
ton.
by order OF Nobie-A tui W. U.
". MASON. ..-.-v
p. S.-Nembcrs iVug ig .l' n". I %
unite a.th 10 AZ GGtogOo1s laI. b.,fi s.
az . o'clock. 4I .-.+
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By 1yfB DISPA7CH COMPANY;

I'm DAILY DTsPATCH 10 delivered 10 sub.
srfeurs ~ ylrTxHS CUss per vseh, payable 70
TIC carrier weekly Mailed a. % per ennum.
ssfor ok month"; ti.bo Cor thrss months eod
j,ono.month-
ThsUyEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per AMMAN
ThosUNpAY DISPATCH a. slice per annunS
q 10 TOR ak months
Subscriptions IN ell esscs payable IN ADVANCE
ard mo paper continued after the expirss'on OIL
hrfimo paid for sesd postonscs monsy-order'
ch,z1, or registered iettcr. Currency scu' py
ruszl vfa DO q, the risk Of the sender sos
trrSenrs wishing their post-oface ehsnssa must
give sselr old 90 well a. their rev post-omcs
eaDEic copies free.
ADVERTISING RArEa
HAiF INCH ON lisa a.
ylus.... ...s..ss.ss-s ..'''''"'''''''''' , 20
ftimoA. s.......s....s.'s..''e -
tifnuH.. 's's'.s.'''''"'S = %
a. times. .......s... ss.'.s..s''''''' 90
month. .s....s..sss's.ss' To- 90
sN1ChiEtss ..s. sssss 5000 sss.--'. "A
Business wants.. ,....--.. go: '''''s 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Something Special IN
Umbrellas.

The Umbrella manufacturers depend
great deal on their parasok business
during the spring season, but as we have
not had any parasol weather yet. We
have taken advantage of the determine
ton of one OF them to sell, and, in con-
sequence are able to make the following
amazing offer-viz: 26-inch GLORIA,
soc. Red and Blue Parasols, Sl.2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
R. WILLIAM II. MERCER HAS

IL returned 20 the city and resumed his prao-
tice. Once No. 307 east Main street Once
hours; 0 10 le A n. snd 4to5P.M
% 3o.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
A CALLNn MrtT.Ni = ,

4 CALLED MEETING o." Il.
"A THE MAcONIC-HCN. IfN "
AUXILIARY ASSOCIATION ~.
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VHE BRANDON,
J. WAI hIN5 LEX
Also, Proprietor Rawlev Springs, Va.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
IL SUMNER health RESORT,
OPENS JUNE 1sT.
The Tonic Water Of tho world
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ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
~ Shenandoah county, Va. OPENS JUNE
1sT. New ownership and management. Great
ly improved. Send for circular and terms.
ORKNEY HOTEL AND SPRINGS COMPANY,
Washington, ID. c. ap l9-eodlm
COTTAGE HOTEL, BON AIR, Va.
This delightful nearby resort and sanitarium
for children will be open for tho reception OF visit
ors MAY lst For terms &C., apply 10 A. 4.
NOEL, at Levy & Dayiss, Broad street.
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NTIRGINlA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND,
THE 10Th DAY OF APRIL, 1898:
John Grigin...... Plaintiff