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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
PERSONAL
10 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN :

Il Take notice that the undersigned who has
duly qualified as administrative OF II. Is. DRAM
otherwise BENJAMIN j. DRAM, deceased, I'M
der the lawso the STATE OF Sew Jersey, In witch
STATE, at BO-kaway, sAii dccelent was doml-
cited at tho da.e OF bis death, viii, no personal
representative having qualified upon the estate
OF the said dece1ont within tue State OF virginia.
move un ler section 2G27 OF the Code OF Virginia
the CirsGd Court OF klchmond city on MONDAY,
the son DAY Of Ostooer, 1893 to direct tho trAns
ter 70 auc1 person or persons as the undersigned
may direct 40 SHARES OF IHk CAPITAL
STOCK OF TliR yfsGISIA STATE IN
sUkANcE COMPANY, q corporation created by
ths State OF Virginia. standing IN tue name OF
her said decedspt on TIE looks or said corpora
tion (which Dcoka are kept az It's principal oflco
Ia said city OF RlshmCRl) and represented by
Certifi nio No. els. dstej May 22, 1874. In tbs
name OF Eer satd 3>codent; ana likewise OF ay
sHARkS or Thg APIrAL STOCK OF TIE
STATE BANK or VIRGINIA, c)rpor alton
created by tls state Of Virginia. standing "a the
name a hsr said deeedcnt IN tao books Of SAID
bank (which BOOKS arc kept al it, principal Of
nee IA the said city OF klchmond) aud repre-
sonted by tho following certilcatcs In tho name
OF Dor SAID decedent-yiz.: No. 294 for 10
shares; No 300 for 10 sharos; No, J3g for 3
shares; No. 81 for o shares; No. All for
share, and No. $50 for share.
cOkNELIA A. DRAM,
Administrative OF BENJAMIN 8. Dram. doceascd.
BY COKE q ficlRELi, Hor Attorney
- 2i-wtAa.3i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Mother Grandmother Gone.

[COrrespOndence OF the Klch UsUAVcu.I
Ec)rrsvILLE. August Mrs. Mary. T..
Anderson. wife of Captain John b. Ander-
son, passed away from earth to better
home about o'clock p. NJ. yesterday:
She will be buried at her home. about
three miles from town, on Hardware rlver;
Mrs Anderson was 60 years of age and
celebrsted her golden wedding" about
the latter part of last MAY. She had been
a devoted Methodist for over forty years.
She leaves her husband, nine children,
thirty-two grandchildren. and three great
grandchlldren to mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Preparing for the ropniistS

I''FV" II 0VIVsI III 70 '3IV I|'1ts0N''I
LYNCHBURG, Va. August 1.-The Vir.
GINA Populist Convention will convene III
dations have been provided for 800 dele
gates. indicating that nearly every county
in the State will he represented. Hand
bills were to-day scattered throughout the
city for maas-meetlpg tomorrow night,
at which addresses will be delivered by
General james q. Field. Jerry Simpson. j.
Brad. Beverley. and other distinguished
Third-par leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
The Philadelphia Grocers.

AZ the recent meeting OF grocers. &C.. in
Philadelphia. 70 discuss the SHERMAN sill
Yer law. one Of the gentlemen called upon
tospeak reminded his hearers that speech
assilyern whilst silence was col ep." An
other speaker said the meeting ought no,
70 go beyond its knowledge in making de-
clarations on such subjects. A third
speaker declared that the law OF 1873 de-
monetizing silver Was worse than high
way robbery" II was a sneaking swim.
dles--"s lasting degradation TO the people
Of the United States" &C.. &e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

As nearly as can be estimated there IL
between S4,0OO.OOO and S5.OO0,0O0 IN gold
on the way to New York. or ordered from
various foreign countries, principally, OF
course. England. The imports of gold last
week were Sl.752,ss5, of which SS05,6l9
came from Europe. and there were no ex-
ports Of the precious metal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

JOHN STEPHENSON, the builder of the first
street-car, died at New Rochelle, n. Y.
Monday. aged 81. In 1897 a street-car line
was established In New York city, extend.
ing from Prince street 10 Fourteenth
street. and for this the car was built. and
Mr. STEPHENSON received a patent on 1t
signed by ANDREW JACKSON as President
OF the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Gennral Reatnratiun

The above term more adequately describes
the nature Of h0steiters Stomach Bitters than
any other. Toe medicine has specific qualities
OF course, us Ia cases OF mAlarial disease, dye
pepsia, and liver complaint, but ITS inyigorating
and regulating qualities nFest II with n health
endoHlng potency made manifest through
the system. Purity and activity OF the circuls-
ton are injured by It, AMI 1t eGectuslIy coun-
teracts tendencies 20 kidney disease, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, and govt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

Tho scientific executioners Of the murdcre
Taylor at Auburn last Friday are still Of tn
opinion that he had not any conscious sufIerin
after that first application Of the electric cur
rent which failed TO destroy his Ife.-Ner Yor
SIM.
Then why did they chloroform him?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Death of Mi-s EIoise Elder.


SrAuNToS. Va, August Miss Eloise
Elder. daughter of Major Thomas G. and
Mrs. Anne Fitzhueh Elder, died here at
the home of her parents this afternoon.
aged 20. Miss Elder had been III for many
months and her death was not unexpected.
She has many relatives IN Richmond and
Petersburg. The funeral services Will De
held "Wednesday afternoon at TRINITY
Episcopal church and burial at Thorne
Rose cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
DOYOU J! WAN
ENOyEy
AND
MONEY SAVED MEANS HJ1lI \.
WE WILL HELP y,
TO DO THlsIr Yor WILL
CALL AND PIRCHlyE Q; .
WE OFFER
EXTRAORDINARY IynrIHI
THIS WEEK.

reduced 20 39ac. a yari l
81 pieces BkSI SIAIfs I.S...
from l2lSc. D. Bltc. a ya!i
l3S pieces BESI STYLES .tr,I,.
ut l2lIc., reduced t0 blt Arirl. q
% pieces DiMITl NJil~
MUSLlNS reduced 'gDl ''.. t... 80
Is pieces 1INTkD CRFI.,> tf1
reduced 70 SIC. from lI.e.
80 pieces FANCY Fi6i IEU -H...
organdis. reduced Co ~. aI.r. ...
AZ pieces CORDED UII..r ODD.
rich styles. from lT 81. ,u ....a.,..
~ pieces IRISH iI>Fs ...N.
styles, reduced fro'u I-i. .
3s pieces BLACK SihiffI .I..l...
Inns, reduced g. Nitc. Urn. ..
as pieces BLACK STRIPED tN.......
LiNS reduced 20 loo lrHn . p
Many other style. WASH ......
ducei IN prices.
WHITE DOTTED ard rl.IIt. ...
LlNS from poe. up, Ru F-lHa.t
We offer seine special ar.. f....
MUSLIN INUEnW a. ...
you 90 purchase ash n. -tu
WASH SILKS that Na-.. r......
Doc. IN 31iyc. 4 yaTI
CHINA SILKS that wear u+... r.....
Doc. 90 pc. q yard
CHINA aud INDIA SINS. ....r.
So and Toe. now BOO. Is f4rf
Our FINEST INDIA slt .I... .....
duced from sl.2j AMI ~ f...
See what We offer 90 7h
NEIS AZ p, 80 ant 4tr. r tl... ...
zoe. al. sl.jO ana ssAta-I
DRESS GOODS are 1Tar -....
cost or value.
90 pairs ODD LACE CURTAINS
their value see fhNfu
LADIES BLAZERS. JAte b.. ..I..
reduced from 80 aud e,
are obliged ~ Noaf fhr.o l...
LADIES' EION sUIl0 10 ...
fguTe- don't ml-@ tncm.
CHILDREN y BLAIhh0 ...
one hall their value.
MUSLIN HAAS Aui CATS I. .......
cost.
LACES aud ENBHOil. ...- ..
prices - close out stJ a.
Largest assortment I1 N. ... lid.
SHIR i-WAI~lS. To" s,si ..
Ccl0red Waists you rvc- ...
aIscco.
Reduced pricos tids WOES .. .....
CLIO rs, and RUGS.
sun UMBRELLAS anfFAN. N....-.
prices without regard o. il.i t..-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Donations from Drske's Branch.


fcorrespondsncs OF che Richmond Dispst,h.I
DRAKE's BaAScH. VA. August Tx;
from Richmond to-day. , 4,
Miss Annie Merrill. of Richmond, and
Miss Mamie Echols, of Glasgow, the
charming and attractive visitors OF Ms.
X. ". Jones. left to-day for south Boston
to paw Mrs. ii. J. Watkins visit. ..
Miss Myrtle Johnson ana Hotner 1911
YESTERDAY for Clarksville.
MIR. Alexander Crswle. of Farmville, was
in town to-day. He came over on his
wheel, making thirty-fye miles In four
II 10 rumored that Mr.. X. w. Payne has
purchased the Heidelburg place near here
for his father.
DR.. A. s. Priddy, the Democratic nomi-
nee for the House of Representatives.. was
In town to-day. He says the kicking won't
amount 10 anything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

We don't know whethcr our present national
bank system IL the best 10 the world or not, but
we think It 81 the best orr country has tried.
Those who criticise II should suggest something
better. 800 char 'otfs,rRis Trogrsss.
That is "a reasonable condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

President CLEVELAND will soon have to
ssudsr service ~ arbitrator in the boun-
dairy dispute between Brazil and Argen-
tins. There arc very intricate questions
- ~ taken INTO consideration. and il was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

end Scrofulous affection. no matter how
il ca1ne, the Discovery rs direct remedy
1t cleans7s, builds up, strengthens, and M
vigor.ates every part OF the system. Eczema,
Erysipelas. Salt-rhcum, Tettor, BOils, Car
bunclas, Enlarged GlAnds, and tho worst
Scrofulo1s Sores and SweTin2s are com
plotely and permanently cured by it,. avs,
Unlike ordinary spring medicines, the IBIS
coveryn works equally well at all seasons.
Practically, IT'S sold on t,-iai. II it ever
fails to benefit or cure, You have your money
back. You pay only for the good you get,
No cheap substitute, urged by tricky
dealer, though II may be better for him 10
s,u can be 'Fjust o. good " for you 90 buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
GENERAL LONGSTResT REPLIES.
lie Takes Up the Charges blade Against
Him by General plbn"v H. Many.

Him by General plbD"y H. Many.
General james Tongstreet will not be
trodden down il q old age. SAYS the At
lauta Constant Ga.
A recent publication b. General Dabney
H. Maury. OF Now Orleans. has aroused
his ire General Iaury, III effect, SAID III
his letter:
/. Tuat General LoUgst-eet tried 10 sell
out the South - tho Grant party OF tue
North" u he called IT.
.. That he rode in a negro procession
and pre-Idel IN Lafayette square n New
Orleans over negro meeting, at which
Senator Wilson spoke"
3. hat he sought 10 undermine Lee and
get Lees place.
!. hat he tried 10 get sixteen Confe1e-
rate generals IN New orleans TO 90 into a
scheme to betray the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
MEETINUa

NOTIOE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
IN ING or THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL WORKS
COMPANY wiz 10 he'd at It's once, No. 1920
Cary street, on THURSDAY. August 50, at IL
NJ. ARTHUR b. CLARKE,
ly 2S-0t President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Waists, Waists, Waists

LotofLADIES' and MISSES SHIRT WAISTS,
not a fnu assortment, but odd stSes OF SIX diff
ferent llnes-White Lawn, Batlste, Irish Lawn,
Percale, &c.-were Sl25, sl.5O, and sl.1o, at
7jc. ..
LADIES' LAUNDERED CHAMBRAf WAISTS
made by Fisk, Clark & Fl1gg. the celebrated
haberdashers colors principally pink, were
1913, Mt $3.50. .
LADIES SILK SHIRr-WAISrS, In light
shades, sizes 80 and "a only, were 80, OF S3. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
.JlidSuD2naev Sales
OF
HANDK ERCHIEFS.

This sale that we mentioned last week still
goes on Never before have we offered such
values. - -. .
CHHDREN'S ALL-LINEN COLoRED TAPE
BORDERED HANDKERCHIbFS, two sizes. &c.
and 7c.-four for PIC. - $1,000
LADIES ALL-LINEN PLAIN WHITE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCmEFS at about one
third their regular yalue-l0, 1219. lSc., or SIX
MEMS ALL-LINEN TAPE BORDERGD
HANDKERCHIEFS, all white l215, lSc., or six
for sl.2j. ... -.
MEMS ALL-LINES PLAIN WHITE HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEtS u and l1s-inch
hens, l215 and 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

as a lest rcsort that the two governments
finally agreed 20 refer the whole question
in dispute 10 the President OF the United
States. and be accepted the Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Corner Second and Broad Streets .

BLUE and BLACK DIAGONAL STORM
SEkGE 35c. ysrd worth 02l9c.
FRENCH ORGANDIES, elegant new patterns,
regular 90 and 62ltc goods, Ouly 25c.
Bic FRENCH SAT1 EENS only l2lsc.
FIGURED CREPE CLOTHS worth zoe. only
Toe. ........,....,.,.
Superior quality fne BLACK HENRIETTA,
guaranteed not To turn rusty, only 5Oc.
PALM SOAP. 30c a dozen.
Great reduction in fine LACES, HAMbUhh,
ana SWISS EMBROIDERY.
Bargains IN MA1TING-10. IL. and lJc. yard
Pieces Of % and 30c MATING only 10 and
l02rc. yard. -
New tine OF FULL CARPETS arriving daily.
Some very handsome patterns among them SEQ
ours before you buy.
Remnants aud short ends % FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, 2 70 0 yards, 20, %, and 20c.
Our sale Of BLANKETS 20 continue for few
DAYS more. We are selling some extra good
bargains IN this line and you should not fail 10
see them. 81, Sl25, 81 80, and sL9S for
Blankets worth double, and - for a fne l0-4
CALIFOkNIA-WOOL BLANkEI-ne sold for
less than 1880.
BABY-CARRIAGES ana TRUNKS at cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
A sToRe-nouse CONSUMED.
The Falling Rain Probably Saved tho
Town of CORTLAND.

CouErL.sp, Va, August The store
house Of J. p. Gland, recently occupied by
J. l.. Landlord a. a residence. was con;
sumed by fire last night. II ~ supposed
which was falling large portion of our
town would have been destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
LADIES' SUITS.

WHITE DUCK gTON SUITS. s2.s5.
COLORRD DUCK ECON SUITS, s2.60
Rest DUCK ETON SUITS. s39s.
CLOTH SUITS reduced s4.S4. -.
BLUE and BLACK EI0N SERGE SUITS At
$3.50, 1898, and 1898. These are closng-out
values.
PURE WHITE COTTON DUCK for suits.
NAYY-BLUE COTTON DUCK for suits.
COTTON CHALLl, s.. worth 09c.
BLACK GROUND WHITE FIGURE WOOL
CHALLI at 121yc. n yard worth zoe.
3d-inch BORDEREO GINGHAA for aprons,
J2lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
FAIR AND CLEAR

FAIR AND CLEAR
that's tho way your
skin viii I've, il yo-l'll
take DR.. Pieroe's Golden
d edical Discovery.
Pimplos, blotches, orup-
mons, and humOrs are
utterly hanished by this
medicine. IL takes away,
more thoroughly and
certainly than anything
else, the blood poisons
or impurities that cause
them.
PDr evpry Skin. SCALP,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
~ Y
1<(0lE:;:N
(0N(PAlY
------------'~O
II, I3, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY. Angus, 2, 1893.
A-chew A-chew !! Yes, we
knew you'd catch the cold certain
enough of it to have imported the
most interesting lot of HANDKER-
CHIEFS Richmond has seen.
Mems big liberal Liuen Handkerchiefs' with
colored border, 44c.? No; they ought to be,
but We say 21c. -
SIX ia the ideal handkerchief Mems White
Japanese silk Handkerchief, hemstitched,
Doc. for 7JC. value
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiets,
10, 1910, 1G2s. 10, and 23c-prosac prices
standing for double their size Ia handker-
chief goodness.
And the handing out Of choice
Cotton StuffS under value con-
| tinueS---
Barred Cream Null made to DO 35c. is 19c. tho
yard. Plain, 15c
Colored Muu-blue, pink. Nile, old rose, and
other shades-l5c. for 3jc. goods.
The dantiest Of dotfings, sprigs, aud howerets
are not spared IN the price-concesstons on
white Dotted Swisses. 32c, 4Jc., and 6Oc. "a
saving OF a third or more.
Two items from the summer sale
of Turkish ToWelS---
1sI37 inches, liberal in every way, 1870.
1885 inches, fancy stripe, sc.
It's comfort to buy for now and
economy to buy for next year.
such merchandise pIums don't grow
on many treeS-LadieS' SWiss-Rib-
bed Vests. crochet edge. tape
drawn, that always were and
probably always will be 25c., are
12Zc. while this lot lasts. All
sizes.
East Aisle.
It's a mercantile paradox that at
time, we make money by losing.
Just now it's PERPETRATORS,
the famous North Star. To close
out the few remaining at less than
cost is better business than to
carry them over. Here're three
priceS.- what the maker wanted
US to get; then the cut price that
built up July selling, and now the
closing price. Those marked
"tank " have porceIaln.llned
water.tank---
Makers Our July Our August
price. price. price.
$500 s13.30.."..a 0.0O-Tank.
22.00.... l6.00..... 1890.
26.50..... 1H.OO...... 1900.
2N.0O..... 2AOO...... l0.OO-6O Inches high.
2S.J0..... 2l.69...... 15.OO-Iank
3l.5O..... 235b loOO-Iank.
37.5O.... 2g.75...... 10.OO-Iank.
5000. 2g25...... lS.0O-Sideboard.
$780,. 2A79...... 15.00-SidcbOard.
The sideboard Refrigerators have tank; also,
concealed pan 20 catch the drip.
Tho following refrigerstors have double doors
and front door 10 put Ia tho ice without
raising nd.
s32.OO.....s2+0O.... ..s10.50-Tank
3350...... 26.OO...... loo.
5S.O0...... 44.25...... 5000.
There's scarcely more than one
Of a sort SO hurry.
Wire WINDOW SCREENS. 90 any window, Is
10 "a inches wide, nc.
Rubber GARDEN HOSE. &c. from loo.
Thin Bohemian Tumblers, SC. each; yalne 81
dozen.
Real china CUP AND SAUCER. exqrisitely
decorated, for &c. worth sos.
Basement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
.WOODW ARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
D RY-GO0DS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS SIREEA
STOCK TAKING ISOYER
THE TEMPLE STORE RESUMES
ITS USUAL SMOOTH RUN
MING ORDER.

Our great midsummer sale-ths stock-taking
preparatory ssle-has moved great lots OF mer-
chandse. The result has been perfectly salts
factory. Each department OF the store has boon
purged OF all. or noarly all, undesirable q" odds
and-ends" remnants "short lengths, &c. At
prices which have made them move very rapidly.
You have derived profit thoreby-sO have We.
Our purpose has been attained and We have
never been in better position 20 oner such
great vGlues for 80 little money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
HOTELS.
-~>~~@~C~<N0~-0yN~~~
HOME FOKSOUTHERN PEOPLE.
THE ROCHESTER.

THE ROCHESTER,
FIRST-CLASS NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL,
WITH CAFE
CORNER TWENTY-THIkD STREET AND
SOUTH PARK AVENUE, CHICAGO.
In the choicest residence district, overlooking
Lake Michigan. Half block from Iwenty-se-
cOnd-street depot. Illinois Central railroad, main
line 10 Worlds Fair, with cable street-cars with
In two blocks reaching fair, business district, or
theatres In few minutes; 5-cent fares House
has modern oyements-eeyators. electric
lights, baths. ETC., for comfort and convenience.
Moderate charges. Family parties, clubs. or
others visiting the fair can obtain terms for
single or suites on either European or American
plan ~ 27-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
VIGOROUS LANGUAGE
General Longstree. says:


Referring 90 the gau of bitterness
from General Drbney Is. Naury OF recent
publication have 10 say that 1t Is q series
Of fa!scGoods. The first and only inter
view between the Confederate President
aud myself was On Missionary hidee in
October 1853. when ] was summoned by
him 10 talk over affairs concerning our
army in Tennessee. During his visit be
called number of us together 10 talk OF
the same matter. At other times when
called 10 his presence l was taken by Gen.
eral Johnston or General Lee 10 talk OF
Their affairs Had the gallant GcnerOl
cared 10 know or write of facts my official
record would have told Of his errors.
Discussing politics III the ea-ly part OF
1867. asked IA number of Contederates II
they thought II possible 10 elect a south.
ern man President IN 1868. All concurred
that 1t would not be. Then asked of all
Of the northern men who they would pre-
fer for the next President. they decided
In favor OF General Grant. Then / pro-
posed that We organize a Grant club.
which was declncd-thls year and
more before the nomination aud when
General Grant was thought to be Demo
crat.
II did not 60 to Arnite City TO meet
Senator Wilson. of Massachusetts,. nor did
know OF his visit 70 New Orleans until
his presence WAS ANNOUNCED by the CITY
papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

" | rode in a carriage III procession TO
mark the adoption OF the fifteenth amend
ment 70 the Const tuition. General Maury
has received the benefit OF an oihc9 from
"a party thnt has enclosed the fifteenth
amendment and pledged faith to II -
Horace Greeley campaign of 1872 He
probably thinks the back door more hon.
orable than the front.
His allegory of the ass on Bi bhcal
authority recalls an anecdote of the re-
doubtAble General soon after his surren-
der.
As the story goes, General Maury had
orders for his command that no one should
be permitted 20 paSs outside his outposts
without written authority from his head
quarters. On one occasion he thought t.
ride beyond the limits. but failed to pro-
vide the written authority. and was halt
cd by his yidettes. When told that 1t was
the commanding general the vldette in.
sisted that he did not know him and that
any one whom he did not know nigh,
claim the same privilege. After some talB
q staff officer inquired If the authority was
there put IN writing would the parties he
allowed TO pass. The soldier thought they
would If the paper was such as he
was accustomed To see. The permit was
written and accepted. when the soldier
asked TO say. General, If had been put
here 10 shoota general | would not have
thought TO cock my gun AZ YOU 1t was
not stated whether the gallant chief was
mounted on his favCrlte beast, and
strange to say, II did not occuc TO me to
inquire.
&" He uses falsehood TO attack me and
condemns me for uslng the records In self.
defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Dress Goods Remnants.

Now is tho time TO get your childrens' early
fall dresses ready-buy DkESS-GOODS KEN
NASlS at our sumner prices.
Our GA and s1sc. counters are the places to
save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

dozen YELLOW-BORDER KNoTTED-
FRINGE hUCKABACk TOWELS, regular value
az a dozen, for this day I9c. each.
100 dozen GLASS TOWELS-for to-day &C.
each or SOC. dozen. -...,,.
dozen extia-large TURKlsH-BATH To"-
ELS for today PIC. apiece worth ej'oV per
dozen. - .,, -
dozen OPEN-BoRDER BLBACHED DA-
MASK TOWELS for to-day. 4Oc. apiece worm
81 dozen. -.
One basket odd TOWELS, forty-three different
kinds. at less than cost--from 0c. 10 sl.71.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

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SPECIAL SALE
TOWEL
TO-DAY.

Secure some at once. Most
of the lots are small. Some
are slightly soiled from being
shown.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Governor Hughes yesterday appoint. ed w. N. Merritt of Florence, notary public. The ice cream and strawberry festiya, given by the Laiies' Aid Society of the M. F., Church Soulh this evening will begin on the corner of Washington and 'h'rd sreets. All are cordially in. wired.
 United States Marshal Meade is now Tn Tucson preparing his official bond tie will come to Phoenix in Ihe course oi two ar three days. His commission arrived here yesterday hy the way of Prescott in care of Chief Justice Good. ing.
 The silver convention. of which long notice has been given, will assemble at the city hall, in the asst mbly room at II o'clock today. 1t Is hoped that every delegate and every citizen who can attend will be present, as business of vital importance 10 the great west will be considered.
 Mrs. WlJ. Horner, who has for some tune past been Tn quite ill health. left Wlth her nurse last evening for Los Angeles and the Pacific coast. Dr. Hubbard accompanied her as her at tending physician. It is sincerely hoped by the numerous friends of Mrs. Horner, that she will be greatly bene- tited by the change.