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PROPOSALS
For Coal for ;tle Hospital AMI
Almshouse.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE BOARD OF
" Supervisors Of the City and County Of san
Francisco May 9, 1898.
Seriesj OF the Board of supervisors. SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received IA open session OF
the Board on MONDAY EVENING. May 5. 1898.
from 80 to O'Clock. for furnishing coal Tor the
City and County Hospital aud Almshouso. from
July l, 1898, to Juhs 80, 1894.
The coal Is to be the first quality OF West Hart
lev Wallsend, sydney or ellington (either New
Nyrliinotop East " ellington SouthHeld Wei
lincton or Duusnur " eIliugtonl, well screened.
broken for use and free from SLACK
shale tand 10 weigh 2240 pounds to the toni, and
the kind of coal required TO be iurnised at such
times and such quantities as ordered for the
CITY ana County Hospital and Almshouse. with
the understanding that the coal for the Hospital
is TO DO delivered that institution, and that for
the AimshouSe TO be taken from the coalyard OF
the successful bidder OF from the wharf. and to
be delivered, of such kinds ana In such quantities.
as may he ordered from time TO time.
NoTICE-Bidders viii estimate and bid a
price per ton OF 224O MS for which they VIII fur
II ali said coal with the understanding that the
board Will award a tract for each Kind OF coal
separstely TO the lowest responsible bidder and
that in all cases the coal must be inspected aud
weighed at such times ana pisces as may be des-
icnated by the respective committees.
The party to whom the contracts awarded Will
be required. prior TO or at the time OF the exeeu-
ton II contract. TO pay the cost. or portion of
the cost OF advertising this notice in three daily
newspapers.
itate the award, the board has resolved to
no bids unless made upon blank forms prepared
by the committee. ana ceatined CHECK Tor the
sum OF SoOU drawn during the month OF May,
1893. in favor OF and made payable to the Cl=rK
OF the Board must be deposited by the bidder,
conditioned II the proposal is accepted and the
contract awarded; and Ii the bidder shall fail or
neglect to execute written agreement aud give
the bond required within four days after the
award is made then in that case the said m n
shan be paid into the City and County Trea;ury
by said Clerk rs liquidated damages 20 such
failure and neglect
Rlanks furnished by the CLERK.
. Inc Board reserves tae rig ht TO reject all bids
II the public good SO require.
ny9 OF JNO A. RUSSELL CLARK
The morning call., 1893-05-12

CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Dr. ]. A.
Z. Roeder swore out Il warrant yesterday
against AdOlph Sylvia on the charge of
perjury. The complaint states that in a
ease heard in the Superior Court on Mar h
IL last sylvia testified that he was regularly
admitted 10 practice before the Supreme
Court OF this State. which the complainant
states is false.
The morning call., 1893-05-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

IALAtE HO lEiS.
I Campbell 4 W, NY J Murray, III
q Dwyer Il W. Mliwauk b Neekin, FL Paso
Gafrity, Pia9le d Dorian WHO'S Angs
Ilelchef, montreal NeWteld, Y
J. p Carter Ky NJ L Warren a w Ohio
J & Hooper, Cal = Chase Mass
Sandhcim. FhIla Emery n W. III
kanua, Japan IS Sawyer N W. RI
II Bonebrake. Los Ang NJ Lillenthal, N
Miss L!lieuthal, White, Mass
ID McEecn & W, T Sorenson a W. NY
Wagner W. " ash, D &C Scauder. WASH d G
NJ James, MINI UiIman & W. Chicago
u Phillips, Cal Q NJ Nc insIow. U 5 n
j NJ Lee x W. Pa ia Watkins Wis
F Wells. Me T. q Cutber, sac
ID j Spence. san jose Miss Nendcl, Hudson
W SChoyeile * w. Y Y X J Schoyelie & w, \
MrsSchuleuburg, $ Louis NissSchulenburc StLoufs
HalliYcr. Germany ID l. Schulz, Germany
j Reynolds, Z $ TnetLs Mrs Humphreys Carson =
l. Lomas W. Mrs Wheatland, Mass
Miss WheatlaHd, Mass Mrs Wilbur, Mass
d hantoul Mass Armstrong, Mass
just, W Il Peters Y
u n Coffin. Detroit bliss CONN, Indianapolis
wright W, Wash SpluldiBg W, Cal
Miss King, Ohio
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
X Sinclair, winters C Frel & W. Chicago
" Preston. Fresport Bradley, MINI
Austin Cauig. Oak w Feam, Sacramento
O'Herne X ", sacto r. X Taylor. San Jose
Connors. Sonoma j Bickford, Stockton
Dukercheal. STOCKTON W X 6wain Jr sta Maria
j. SandhIll Santa Maria j Gwam, Santa Maria
y II Jones, Fresno q ktetfer, Chicago
Il Is SrcSoYicb. Los Ang Mrs Messenger, Reno
j Jamison, q strovlile Jennie Jamison, III
X JamlsOu. Monmouth i Peynosa, Sacto
Emma wilson, NaDa Grant DAVIS, Ogden
J Gilbert e. W. Denver ID } Murphy, Portland
y J. Stenmnn. Portland B Hartstad, Tacoma
w stephens, Seattle X II WlnslOw. Seattle
y sullivan, Seattle 4 Riley Seattle
Loughnam. Spokane Trophy, Or
Vincent, Fresno Jas Peynosa. Sacto
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
J r Caskins. ohio A Il Cole USN
ID Il Brewster Cal + u Shaal. Montana
1 Bert. 1hetis NJ ISIS Vest, Fresno
Ii Smith. Boston
The morning call., 1893-05-12
DOU YOU KNOW

a sewing machine is only so
strong as its weakest part,
hence the Singer Manulactur-
ing Co. use only the very best
material in every part. The
minutest piece is tested for
its correctness to the mil
lionth part of an inch before
it can pass to the construction
and adjusting rooms. The
very best machine, unless
properly understood and
cared for, is useless, therefore
only our own salaried en-
ployees handle Singer Sewing
Machines.
THE SINGER MANIC. co.
OFFICES IN EVERY CITY OF
THE CIVILIZED WORLD
San Francisco Office,
22 POST STREET.
The morning call., 1893-05-12


LoUSD-WHITE PARROT: OWNER CAN
i have same 10y calling at 1905 Mason st. aud
prov NJ property. mylz St.
EOUND-SKIFF. INLQIRE RIVAL SALOON
i Eas. A-d NL-s5-nn: nav chArga.. mElN 81.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FUR NEW AND SEC
IL ond-haud furn ture by J. QUIRK. general
auctioneer, l26 Fifth, mr.. Mission; send postal6 II
Z 80. +. LAMSON WILL BUY YOUR FURNI-
~ ture; fun cash value RIM /, 425 Rearny.a4 On
DIANUs, FURNITURE CARPETS. RANGES
L bought cash. CaiI-or postal 963 Howard II ly
NEWMAN BHOS., III SIXTH ST., BUY YOUR
~ secondhand furniture etc. for cash I'm
NIcCABl, l2S FOURTH, PAYS THE HIGHEST
VI price for furniture stoves. ranges.carpets.
UCrIuNEER - WILLIAM BUrTERFIELD,
- $50 MONTGOMERY tSafe Deposit Bag, cor.
California 20 years IN tue business buys sells and
rents furnished houses. II
DUTrERFIELD. FRANK w. AUCrIoTEERl9
II Montgomery, buys urge and small lois. "a Il
FURNITURE WANTFD-EV BODY SELLS
their secondhand furniture at the Pavilion
Auction Heuse3I9 ana 32l Suffer. nr. Grant O. stf
A LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FC r.
y niture wanted: 20 per ct paid more than else
where. MALONE. 40 Fourth; new store m2O II
NJ J. SIMMONS 4 CO., AUCrIONEERs, WILL
VI buy your furniture, plan and books. 1857
Market st ap9 II
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CARPETS.

"A! MOOR oILCLOTH, rs; LINoE4UM.
- SOC; elegant Brussels carpets. soc and laid;
furniture, lowest prices. SHREK, l3l0-lSl2
stockton; open evenings niyS II
CARFETS-SMITHS BRUSSELS. G5c \ YARD.
y NJ FRIEDMAN y CO., 224-22S-23O and sos
STOCKTON. AND az Post st. OMEN evenLngs. u
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DENTISTS.


I'D. a. LUDLUM HILL, I443 MARKET ST.
= near Eleventh: no charge Tor extracting when
plates are made; old plates MADE over Ike new:
Ieelb from IS per set; extracting soc gas giyen4
nK 81. LEX. MANAGER LEEK DENTAL
- college. Fifth st: no students allowed to
practice ON you: all work fist class aud reason
So-e; .llsuItatlon Iree my1 II
A 7 ROOM 3, 8 O'FARRELL ST. GOOD FILL
- llg' 5Ve, extracting 25c plates 81 crowns IS
btIhg ne place where al the dental work is now
zone that was formerly done at my de ntal college,
fith 81 no one but paupeTs from the County
Hospital, Poorhouse and Festhuuse are nov,
worked for at my dental college, l Fiith St where
each operation is free: at my usual address / en-
tract and hl teeth painlsssly by my wonderful
secret method: my billings. crowns. brtdgework
ana lates have received first medals; All opera
tons guaranteed: examination free. DIR. g. w
LEX. o'Farreli ST
G.T PER SET; TO PLEASE OR No CHARGE;
% fiting 81: ext. DOC. DIR. PERRY, 8 Mason. II
COLTuN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MAR
" ket st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. ie8 II
DR. II G. CONGRATULATIONS PAINLESS;
IL Patchwork, bridgeworG, teeth without plates
specially. 1917 Poik 81, myl4 II
MO FAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy; soc and 81: artificial teeth from S5
Fl ling from 81. CROpME Dental Association,
759 Market 81. bet. Third ana Fourth aDl2 II
CT a SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
~ good as can be made: filling 81. DR. SIMMS.
dc n st $50 Market. next Baldwin Theater ocl II
CHEAPEsT AAD Fest IN AMERICA-THE
y WEEKLY CALL. sent TO any address In tho
United 81 ties or Canada one year for 81, postage
The morning call., 1893-05-12

If You are tired Of paying rent call and see me.
$50 per month win purchase fine cottage of 4
oms and bath
$40 per month will secure Groom cottage In
desirable location.
s45 aud upward, all sorts OF 2story houses. from
the most costly finished TO the most inexpensive;
all IN desirable ueighborhoods
The morning call., 1893-05-12

C.JonD 20Oxl25: COR. PLYMOUTH AND
n COO. Thrift SITS, Railroad Homestead
Association, Ocean View. CHARLES c. FISHER.
32l Montgomery st.
$4,000 MIS- MIST c.I re SOLD Make An
y = - ottt' NHlP s. iieAL ! Weiitl - " hut
modern house. s rooms, bath; 22xl22:6. W. II.
GRIM CJ-.1lS Montgomery ST. my - FriSuTutf
HER ISTl MEM FREGND-GooD BUILDING
IL lot for $3.50. La eYlew and Sunnysde Inn
provement Co., 645 Market st. myl2 FriMoWe 3t
GC0NO FINE COTTAGE: u ROOMS AND
eDZUOO. bath; stable: brick foundations lot
23xl25; $500 cash balance ST per month; 100
Chattanooga ST., mr.. 22d. TROY d McNALLY, $50
Market st.
I LANpLER,
BUILDER AND OWNFR. ROOMS Is AND 49,
Second floor, Mills building.
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT
WHY PAY RENT?
The morning call., 1893-05-12
EDUCATIONAL.

hfERCANTILE COLLEGE. VAN NESS & GOLD
W en- Gate ayes frst-cIass school; prepares for
business. teachers examinations universities II
The morning call., 1893-05-12
CARPET CLEANING.

-------------------- ------~---
{ 'HhAfESA fLACh 10 nay CARPETS
- c.oaIeu anu renovated Jones ferttct carpet
: :, - - -
J IRWIN S-CAhPEIS CLEANED AT 3 CTS.
= per yard, - Jessie. IeIephone 5oS4 ny5 u
TDHoRDTGTI CappF-T ~ ~ VIZ q, u ,1t,I. N
l address CAMFBELL < SORENSEN, 236 Four
teentA, successors TO !. L. Mitchell 4 Co N.Y. 2O-
w HEN YOU BECOME DISC STED WITH
" poor WORK send "a SPAULD[NG'S Pioneer Car
pet Beating Norhs, 353-7 Fehama; teie 304U.2l If
CIrY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND REN o.
y waiting " Orks, IS and 40 Eighth: q. r. STE
VEINS manager. Telephone cali $3.50. NIB ION
C,ARPETS THOR0T-GHTY f7TEATFD AN
The morning call., 1893-05-12

DRoF. g. MANSFIELD TEACHER OF VIOLIN,
l ID andolIn. guitar. Lanio. 1885 POLK 81. mylO "
The morning call., 1893-05-12

= TooIns; b4rgain. Apply 81 Bryant 50. 70
ESTABLISHED TEA AND COFFEE BUsI-
II ness paying 5000 month proht: price 1920;
trlal gwen Commercial Agency, 624 Market7 IL
HOTEL, CITY. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II and favoraby Iocatsd. for SALE or partner
wanted doing fine business. 3275 MissiOu.7 70
CMALL AMOUNT or CASH WILL PURCHASE
- q hrst-rate business In leading thOroughfare
good reasons Tor selling s., Call once uaklnd.7 1t
HOME RESTAURANT; GOOD CHANCE FOR
IL man snd wife Iaquire this once apS0 lm*
The morning call., 1893-05-12

1O0O BUTCHER-SHOP; ESTABLISHED
)UUO. 10 years: retiring cause OF sale; long
= McLACGHLfN ~ CO, 261a Kearny ST. .
The morning call., 1893-05-12

FOR SALE BUGGY AND HARNESS.
! nearly new. Apply grocery, ElisISI agula.ll %
HORSE. BUGGY. HARNESS, CHEAP Al l71I
santa CARA ave, near Grand, Alameda. Il 4t*
me DuCToR'S PHAEToN BELOW COST; l
laundry ana i baker-wagon; cheap s2s iIar
ris0n st. mig rs
The morning call., 1893-05-12

ELoCUTIoN THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. LEO
y COOPER, Saratoga Hall. sl4 Geary sr.ia13 6m
CUITAE, PIANO AND VOCAL LESSONS SO
VI to - per MONTH 80 Fifth st. JAZZ 6m
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE SEQ POST ST:
L HE scholarship S75 day and evening. oc2O tt
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LoDGING.HnIrsEs rnp sA1r

HOUSE; 16 ROOMS; oNE-THIRD VALUE;
- giving away; n. of Market see it to-day
CARR ~ CO, 995 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-05-12

DR ). J. LEX. MANAGER OFLEEK DENTAL
- College. Fith st: no students allowed to
Practice ON you; all Work fist class and reason
able; consultation free ny1 n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
The United states of che World.

Hon. JOHN W. DANIEL in his Chicago
address eloquently predicted that the
United States of the World would at some
dny in the future assemble their repre-
sentatives in session. We have long be-
lieved. or rather hoped, that there was TO
be a universal currency, a universal gov
eminent, and parliament of man or
federation of the world So we will avail
ourselves Of the occasion TO remind all
persons Of all parties that HAWAII is to be-
come part of the United States or else
our country will appear to great disad-
vantage in the eyes of the world. There
is nothing for UNCLE SAN to do except TO
speak the needed word. No nation on
the face of the globe will dare TO say
Nay" The time for dilly-dallying over
this matter has passed. Let US act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
Affairs at the Colonial Capital.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispssch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, August l0.-The Ex-
ecutiye Committee OF the Eastern Insane
Asylum Directors-Captain McCracken
and DR.. lrving--weTe here to-day. Colonel
TAYLOR being detained at home. The COM
mIttee had before 1t quite q number Of
bills contracted during the past month,
all of which were audited. The members
visited the reservoir now IN course of con-
suruction ana LETT tor home on the evening
tram.
4 meeting Of the Executive Committee
and the Committee of Publication OF the
State Board OF Agriculture called by the
president met to-day at the office of Judge
Il. l.. Henley. The object OF the meeting
was the reorganization Of the standing
committees and the arrangement of tbs
details tor publishing another edition Of
the handbook descriptive OF Vlrsinl and
for its distribution.
Hon, Joan Jackson. from Richmond, Is
at the Grose to-day, the guest Of DR.. L. u.
Booth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

with them. In this case the Senate will be
likely TO decide the question In favor OF
the doctrine that state Is entitled to be
represented In the Senate at oil times, ex-
captions 20 be made, II at all. only in such
cases as the Senate itself shall. when they
arise, hold TO bc exceptional. For our
part we hold now to Blk HuL's dIctum
that when the Constitution of the United
States provides for filing such vacancies
in the United States Senate as may hap
pen " during the recess Of the State Legis-
lature that instrument ought to DO con-
strued TO mean all vacancies that happen
TO exist mot merely unexpected va
nancies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

UPTOWN OFFICE 433 EAST BROAD
t1REEE
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
STREET
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ComDromise.

The compromise resolution which was
adopted in caucus by the silverites OF the
House Of Representatives on "Wednesday
last leaves. 1t would seem, nothing to De
done but TO frame and pass bill containing
the features of the said resolution. Inc
sllverites surrender the question OF the
ratio Of coinage. The anti-silverites sur
render the question of coinage. Inc
former believe that the free coinage OF
silver will bring 1t to parity with gold
So they cannot object to the ratio, let IL
be what it will. Free coinage Is what Is
10 solve the silver problem, they have
always maintained. On the other hand.
tho anti-silverites kno,o that to put SUM-
Gent quantity of silver in the silver dol
lar will be to bring it 10 a parity with
gold. If YOU believe in your theories gen
tlemen. stand up TO them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
wyoming and the senatorship.


We made the point several DAYS ago that
Mr. BrcxwITH. appointed United States
senator by the Governor of Wyoming
after the Legislature had had an opportu-
nity 70 elect one but had neglected or
failed 20 dc &C, had no membership TO re-
ti2n' his right 10 u seat being contested
before the Senate itself which has the
sole power 10 pass upon tho elections.
Qualifications. and returns of the members
OF that body. Yesterday the telegraph
brought the news that the Governor of
wyoming bad decided no, 10 appoint q
United States senator in place OF Mr..
BEcAwIrH until after the Senate had de-
clded whether or not no had q right
TO resign The question is q highly
interesting one, and fifty years ago
would have been decided against
the right OF ths Governor IA appoint q
senator under such Circumstances as those
under which Mr.. BsoxwrH waSeppoint-
u. But the times change and med change
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

,y,ctters ond kilograms must DO addressed to
qHK DISPATCH COMPANY.
heio-tod communications viii not DO rPturuod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
Richmond and Retrenchment.

The salary list Of the city Of Richmond
amounts to something under 100000 per
annum. A reduction will doubtless have
to be made all along the line. but add
tional measures of retrenchment will he
necessary, If we would live within our in
come.
And this we must certainly do.
When We come to occupy the new City
Hall wen find that our municipal ex-
penses are greatly increased thereby. This
is thing requiring forethought and care
full calculation il we would economic as
we should. Let the Committee on Re-
trenchmont and Reform give this matter
snme thOurht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

Iight.Hofye Harry Lee was tho father OF that
Rober, Edward Lee who 10 the nineteenth CEN
fury seemed 10 cmbody every noble trait which
had distinguished the people from whom. he
sprang during the struggles OF wel-nigh 800
years. thousand roses must be crushed 10
mako ono drop OF the precious altar, but that one
drop fills the whole house with perfume. And
II the thousand conflicts Of Virginia had pro-
duccd no moro than the character Of this Illus
trious man they would have done enough TO fill
the world with the sweetness and glory Of her
nature.-Ssnator Daniel at Chicago.
Delightfully."- said. Major DANIEL and
General FIrzHuGH LEE both hesitated not
to praise Virginia "rebels" in their adj
dresses at Chicago. Bacon. WAsHISGToN.
and LEE were particularly remembered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

The DISPATCH has q letter from Senator
Dr.) Thomas II. BARNES, of Nansemond,
saying: My name will not be before the
convention. Ny friends will respect my
wishes Mt the convention. Under no con-
oeyaole circumstances would | accept the
nomination if rendered. and | authorize
you to affirm the declaration in the DIS
PATCH, and thus put stoD TO all con-
lecture and to that extent clear the
boards"
DR.. BARSEs's name has been often men.
toned IN connection with the Office OF
Lieutenant Governor, and many hand
some things nave been said OF him by
press aud people. His wishes are, how
ever, now so positively stated that his
friends cannot but yield to his desire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
YellOyV-FeVer.

The news Of the appearance of two yell
low-fevor cases at Pensacola is disagree
able. Let no efforts be spared to stamp
the disease out.
We have seen what it is possible to do in
the way Of closing our ports against
cholera. and tno like energy and skill may
confine yellow-fcyer TO n small strip of
country and soon root it out entirely.
This is the hour for the stitchin time"
The United States MarIne-Hospital Ser
vice promises TO do everything in its
power to extirpate the disease at Pensaco-
la. and its help will be ioyfully received by
the local authorities, no doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11

Reading notices IN resdin g-mAtter type' "'o
lres or less, 81; IN nonpsreil loaded Zoo
Card Of rates f0r moro space furnished on APP
ulicaffou.
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THE MEETING OF FRIENDS.
Musical Instruments in Public Worship
Discnssed-A Joint Session.
fsnncial telegram ID the DIspatch.l

lcpcClhl leitstuul W tho bSpSb~A.l
HIGH PoINT. n. c.. August l0.-The
third DAYS session of the Yearly Meeting
of Friends opened with religious. service
at $3.50 o'clock this morning. which lasted
until 10 O'Clock. the hour tor the regular
business meeting.
The morning hour was taken up IN the
discussion of points contained IN epistles
from yearly meetings of different States.
The most important part Of the discus
sion hinged on musical instruments IN
pubic worship. The majority Of speakers
endorsed the old Quaker idea, which is
the absence of any musical instruments.
The afternoon session was q joint one for
both sexes. The night devotional service
was led by Mrs. Meredith (Mrs: Noon,
the female evangelist, and Rev. Mr. Peele,
of Ohio. The crowds are gradually III
creasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
RrMNANTs IN1INEN DEPARTMENT.

o5 remnants PRINTED IRISH LINEN, from
10 TO 4-ynrd lengths. waite, tan, pink, AMI llght
blue grounds. with colored figures, very doslra-
bic for boys and ladies' shirt-waist', men
shirts, aud chiliren's ires2es' so inches Niue'
reduced from soc. % Soc. per yard. ,,
20 short lengths Of DOTTED aud FIGUk hil
SWISS MUSLlNS, ~ TO 9-yard lengths at hau
price. rr,ryvnrN
80 remnants Of lnest imported tIGU hhp IN
lengths
351ac. quality 2jc. yard:
25c quality lpc. yard. ..,,,.,.,,,>,,,
100 ehOrt-lengths CRASH TOWELLiNu NJ
very Low remnant prices. 49,. ,.>-
30 short lengths RED BLEACHED and IN
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAShs, lengths from
10 4 yards. Mt exceptionally low remnant prices.
80 remnants DRESS GlMPS an1 bRAiDo'
lengths from TO yards, prices 80 to oOc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
REMNANTS OF SILK.

AZ yards STRIPED CHINA SILK, 20 inches 1,
Wide, original price "a. 80, remnant price $50:
asa yards FIGURED JAFANbsE Twill -
inches vide, original price ei.fo' FemHan'
AZ yards FIGURED JAPANESE SILK, 20
inches wide, original price $500. remnant pr GO
1928 .,,,-,,,.
oriyfnaI nrice s4T5, remnant prIce SIS.
rs. yards RED FIGURED CHINA sILh, -
inches vide, original price el.75, remnant price
Ssc. ..,,, ,.,,,.,, ot, L
90 inches wide, original price s4.ss, remnant
? pieces TUssALINES. pongee ground with
colored satin stripes, 20 inches Wide' oeS'hAl
nrtco Inc. per yard, remnant price DOC. per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
SEVERAL HEAD OF CATTLE LOST.
Disease Resembied HydrOpho bia-Cotton
Onenfng-DI.patchI In Demand.

Disease Resembied ophobia-Cotton
Openfng-Dispatch In Demand.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON, N. g., August l0.-Mr. David
Brown. OF Duplin county, has lest several
head of cattle which had been bitten by a
worthless cur. The cattle died of disease
resembling hydrophobia.
Cotton in this county has already COM
menced to open on sandy lands. The
stalks are not very large, but well filed
with fruit.
Miss Cato Hawks, of Portsmouth, who
has been here on q visit, and Miss Kate
Allen, of this town. left to-day for Bel
field on q visit to friends in Greensville
county.
The DISPATCH was in great demand to-
day, owing to the full report Of Virginia
Day at Chicago and the fine oratlons Of
Daniel, Lee, and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-11
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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