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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
ASHAMED OF THEM.
One OF the Things That saddens Old Pso-
pies Hearts.


A group Of persons was one day last
summer strolling through the throne
room of the palace at Versailles, such as IS
too often duplicated among Americans
in Europe and OF home, says the Chicago
Mars. g,
A father and mother, loud-voiced and
richly dressed, somewhat pompous In
manner. stood near q picture. glancing
anxiOusly whenever they spoke, as II IN
dread of criticism. TO young girl who
held herself little apart from them. Her
features showed that she must DO their
daughter, but III other respects she was as
different from them a. II she had been
born IN another rank IN life.
Her dress and manner was quiet and
well-bred. her voice low and clear: She
spoke 10 the guide in Partisan French. and
was as gentle and lacking in self-assertion
as they were coarse and pretentious. In
a word, they had bought for her the edu-
cation and training which they never had
had.
They followed her with fond. admiring
looks, mingled almost with awe. while she
Discussed the portraits IN the galleries
with q friend. The good building con-
tractor and his wife had seldom heard OF
these famous Bourbons and DE Medicls OF
past sges with whom she was so familiar;
Sac answered their questions With cold
ciyllity, but when ii was possible she ".
nored them altogether. 1t seemed as II
she would gladly have forgotten that they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

.t..-r.,n Admiral Ghcrarii, who il
...rns som ms recent illness
r.lateutl0u 81 giving up his
rl On oihcai visit 20 Rear
rt'.-. Ho was accompanied hy
.t.r..t Potter and was received
..mnly lonors. After an III
-.fr-acl 90 the Philadelphia.
... salute of thirteen guns as ms
d.. N.w.rk's side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
To Pretty Palmist.
WHO WOULD HAVE NE SHOW Der NY HAND.


WHO WOULD HAVE NE ahOH Ben nj HAND
london Punch.l
Too pretty Palmist. oh, refrain,
Nor thus my Destinies importune
To bare tho map OF trite and plain
Misfortune.
Methlnks that !, sweet sorceress,
Whose sweet persuasions fascinate Us,
Can read my stars without express
Afiatus.
"rm oer-ambitOus more than true;
To fail, the lot OF clever men us,
Who's not q genius IN his Two
And-twonties.
(Your tUo-aud-twenties bide above,
While mine-Tm In the sere AMI yellow
But | was once the model OF
A fellow.)
any line Of head is vague; now quito
Down in tho depths, now past the SKY
Hard hnesi The line that sWays Kite
Is my line.
any line Of heart Is sinecure-"
Let *" be hearts: TO render scarce II,
Let ~ rs divide IL; eyes are your
Unfair sex.
any love will ne'er endured" you wrong
Ny passion: sooth, IL will, n you're IL;
Yet stay; 10 we'd FL couldn't long
Endure 1t.
any line OF llfO Ia Starred and queer"
IL always was-a hansey-pankey
OF glorieS missed--a flne career.
But manque.
So there, forbear 20 spell my fate;
I've saved you that sybilline trouble;
You could but this true estimate
Redoulle.
still, n You clasp my hand, and plead,
And, pouting, claim your second-sight, 10
MAY chance that though you may not read,
You'll wIite 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
A NoveLlsT's MlsFlT REALISM.
lie Tried to Get Himself Arrested SO rs
10 Write II Up.

"Roolisrn ia all very well" said a young
novelist. but it isn't always easy 70
carry out. Look at me. I'm victim Oh
the realism craze" r;,
The author was q pitiable sight. HIS
head was bandaged up, his arm was IN a
sling. and there was an odor Of arnica ana
carbollc acid around him that suggested
the surgical ward Of some hospital =,
Been writing up medical WORK!
inquired.
photograpblc pen picture Of q police sta
ton and tell ail about how prisoners arc
arrested The very best way 10 get the
facts. | thought. vas to become a prisoner
myself Nothing. had understood. was
easier in New York than 10 get grabbed by
a policeman and sent TO prison Tor an IN
definite time. r
II decided on my plan Of action, L
went down into the Bowery last nigh,'
and marching up 20 a gOuty-looking po-
hceman who felt sure had bad temper
and would arrest me on slight proyocation'
I snid 70 him The trouble about you DO
Lcemcn ia that you're too fresh / said y
as Extensively as / could and felt sure
should be arrested
And were you!' :,
Not much. He dragged me mp an alley
and kicked me tin | couldn't stand. lgaVe
him every opportunity " aIlo9' nv w"
he wouldn't do IT,.
What did you do next?"
oh Tnen / walked M little fur
Their. and, seeing n policeman standing on
the corner, | pretended 70 be drunk and
hit hun a terrible punch IN the chest. As
] understood the law. It was his duty, to
arrest me, but he didn't he simply ley
ont al me with his club. few workman
like flourlshes were all he made. and you
see the result. AZ hmped away, he
shouted after me threateningly, Next
time YOU do that I'll arrest you; blamed II
don't
These two experiences convinced me
that 1t is impossible 10 get arrested IN New
York unless you are trying not 10 be. l
have a good mind not to try and be so real
istlc in future"
You've got some good material for your
realistic nor. y assured him. Write no
your clubbing "reminiscences.
{" No. won't" he replied, rubbing his
back, sadly. They are TOO sacrediy per-
sonal. And the best Of it IS believe de-
served what ! got"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
PRETTY MATHEWS MARRIAGE.
NuptiAIs of MIR. ". l. Wilson and Miss
Vsra uudgins at Bethel Church..

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
Pom HAYWOOD, Va, April Son the
9th instant az 800 o'clock A. N. az Bethel.
a quaint and beautiful church Of the
Mathews Methodisis. Miss Vara T.. Hud-
gins and Mr.. William J.. Wilson became
man and wife The marriage service
sweet. solemn, and impressive was per-
formed by that greatly beloved pastor
and citizen the Rev. George +. Thomas,
and MendelssOhns Wedding March was
the while most skilfully rendered upon
the organ 10y Miss Clara V. Foster The
hight OF the chandeliers minglng with
that of day. which IN part penetrated the
closely windows. fell weird and
soft upon the contracting parties friends
and acquaintance there assembled. The
bride IS the accomplished and attractive
daughter Of our esteemed cOuntyman,
Robert +. Budgius. The groom IS q pOpu-
lar energetic. enterprising, and prosperous
citizen OF Norfolk, Va. with large bust
ness interests IN the county of Mathews.
Long life. health. and happiness to these
no longer twain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
t-e LEG TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
-.li. Removed Which Caused Great
I..t4T.- Compromise In Campbell.

telegram % the Dispatch]
"a. April s.-Oue OF the
-t0Z surgical operations ever
l tlis city occurred here to-
-4N ago Mr.. James Gilfoylo
ata violent pain ia the calf
. -l. suffering increased IA
a.. What was the mat
...-t.ry. ADD Dr. John ". billiard
amazed 20 perform the opera
r t.lld Out. He cut into the
ar.- az luch ana half below
..1ll needle firmly Im-
.e muscles From appearances
l-Nr been there for twenty or
wears. Iheremoyal Of the lit
r brought relief 20 the patient
.r Where the needle came tsOm
f..a.ua mystery.
i. O,e %! the most substantial
81. city. has been called on by
i..f az voters OF the city 10
tirr = be used as candidate
-faL II be consents he Will
.F r1using vote.
'....rrrSlce Commission Gt wash
Pro-. ordered that en- examination be
l1st-JfIce building n this city
M-y IS. 1898, commencing az
h 3d., Tor tho grades OF clerks
--.-a .a tLo city pOsi-o1hce.
4 COMPROMISE.
nr Wa held az Campbell Court
Yesterday afternoon between the
uI tne Democratic party for the
I'D hrlr2 ug them together for the
t,n. The plan of compromise
e.. I'D ny both sides, aud Monday
'r' Tor tho purpose Of ratifylng the
A. -.hi. A iargo crowd is expected and
inference VIII no doubt be healed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
A BIG LINE. A LITTLE WORD
ABOUT IT
SILKS.

Such n SILK Department. Its equal will not
DO particularly the lines OF PRlN I'D
CHINA @LKS. Thore's styles among them 80
artistic in design, ground colorings so beautiiul
IN effect. that when you see them you Will cease
TO wonder why sales are 50 FREQ and easy Of ac-
complishmont. -.---.,
CHINA sILK-we offer the entire lot NJ tho ex-
trem ely low price OF 37i6 and 49c- "A yard.
l.2O0 yards CRYSTAL BENGALlNk SILK
black, white. and all tho lew and desirable
cOlOrs the whole lot goes az soc. yard
SUPERIOR QUALITY STRIPED WASH
BLACK and WHITE CHECKED SUBAH SILK.
CHINA SILK, exclusive designs. ,,,,re,.
ELEGANT Glaze TWO AND -IhRhE-
TONED VICTORIA SILK. ~
PARIS NOYELTY COMBINATION SILK IN
the most superb c0iOrings OF Rese Ia, Ola Rose
and HeiotroDe.
BLACK ChlNA SILK, with black figures, at
Cgc. yard worth S7ls.
neat black designs, az 0oc. yard.
27.inch EXTRA FINE COLORED PONGEE
~ 39.tpch FLoRESTINE SILK, beautiful de-
signs, suitable Tor drapery and fancy work, at
5sc. yard. -
waterproof, As - = yard. -, ,,rr 80
27-nch WASHABLE PLAID SILK at 7oc. a
yard.
offered 10 80, Toe, and 81 yard.
COLORED SATIN at SOC. a yard worth 20.
The largest ana most complete line OF BLACK
DRESS SILKS that We have ever offered mi
MOscoyites,
Bengalnes,
Fables,
Armures,
Victoria,
Crystals,
Surahs,
Royals.
Duchesse.
Rhadames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

coat at the hotel. From the time Of
his leaving the railroad the most
dIligont search has failed to re-
veal any traces OF him. Two or
three days since the horse was sold
for his feed bill. There are various
theories az 10 what became OF Jenkins.
but the most probable is that he was muir
dered and robbed by some of the thieves
that infested tho community at the time.
He was we'll dressed and genteel IN appear
ance.
James Cadell was convicted of house
breaking in the Hastings Court of Bristol,
Va, TO-DAY and sentenced 10 two years in
the penitcntiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
The Rice Crop.
(By telegrap h TO the Dispstch.l

New YoRK, April 8.-Dan. Talmadge's
Sons have issued the following: The rice
crop of the United States Ia now practi-
calIy IN sight, and the following estimates
are given out Louisiana will fractionally
exceed z. 800. eco bushels; Carolina Qnclu-
ave of the Carolinas ana Georgia., 2.0o0,-
600 bushels; scattering, IN newer States,
250.000 bushels s.750.000 bushels
rough. equslling--say, 255,ooe,ooo pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Cnid iy.athar an Georgia.

lhtiuubt tousttlutiOn.l
We're a-freezin' an a-sneezin' an s-whcczin' nj
20 kill,
An coal has reached the color Of green eve
dollar bill;
An well soon be- burnin' o. the bricks an warm
in by the ssones:
It's the toughest time we ever struck, from Bill
vile clean 20 Bonesi
On, for one breath Of summer across the Icy
hills,
TO warm the rheumatism an thaw the frozen
stillsi
Won't never say, "Tnis weather's hotl" for
birthstone would be nice
'Longslde y this hers shiverin' spell o Georgia
snow an Ice!
Come 90, O, blazin' SUMNER Jes' heat your
ovens hot,
Throw bushels D red pepper in the sIzzin'. whiz-
zin' pOtl
For We're freezin' an a-sneozin' an a-wneeztn
1T to kill.
An coal has reached the color Of green nve-
dollar bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
ARmoUR's DEAD BODY FOUND.
Tho Virginia Afternoon Press Association
Accept the Charter aud Organize.

NORFOLK. Va. April s.-The dead body
Of John Armour. n white man, was found
floating IN tho river on Fort Norfolk to-
day. The City Coroner (NewtonJ held an
inquest.
4 meeting Of the Virginia Afternoon
Press Association, recently chartered IN
Richmond. was held at the Public Lefgcr
Office to-day. Richmond. Lvnchburg,
Roanoke. and Norfolk were represented.
Tho charter Of the association was ac-
copied after which 1t was decided TO at
once commence the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Failure CT n Plumbing Firm.

70 wv
RoANoFE. VA, April s.-James L. Mul-
care & Co., the well known plumbers and
stovo-dealers. assigned here to-day TO
Percy NOR. trustee. Liabilities about
$4,000. Inability TO collect accounts due
them Is the alleged cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Ought to SHIT Him.

TRUTH
He weighed about $50 pounds and was
rather extensive in girth. He went INTO g
clothing-store and asked:
Have you anything especially appro-
pirate for me ?"
Yes, SIR" replied tho foorwalker,
"Let US show you our line of broadcloths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Green Fisids and Running Brooks.
TO .. wHIrc0xB RnSY.

What are the poets hOOksp
Green solds and RAINING broosa
And mans unfathomed heart
This Is the sun Of art
To hear what these may tell;
Hear aud repeat Il we'll.
II.
Old Oceans ceaseleas fov,
Breezes that come and 20,
Clouds aud the ciouf ess sky,
Valleys and mountains high,
Meadows abd shady hooks
These are the poets bookA
III.
These, bat not these alone
Creation maketh moan,
Travelling IN unrest,
TIN he be- manifest.
Who all her being siirs,
The man-God's SOU and hsrs
".
Tho poet, he who roads
The heart and all ~ needs,
FASHIONS q song whose rhym.
With Natures pulse beats TINS
Aud men who hoar rejoice,
Saying. "Our mothers yolcei,
-
Praise him who, when IN sings,
Touches the living strings
That yibrate through the earth
In tenderness anu mirin-
Who gives US In hls BOOKS
Green fields AMI running brooks.
DANIEL 81. Han EEsoS
Baltimore ma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly Tree from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs il for sale by all drug
pists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is mar
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute if offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

of clean and edible rice-of which 100 ,000.-
600 pounds have been marketed. The
crop is so per cent. greater than the pre-.
yious one and over two and one-half
times the average rice crop before the war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Don't They Even Collect the Bill?

There are wallpaper dealers who feel
that they have accomplished all that their
business calls for when they have papered
a room. the ceiling and walls OF which har-
monte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Forced to IL.

tClOak KovieW.I
Hazel: What made Spangson 60 into
business for himself?
Mute: Had to. Couldn't get job any
where.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Coming Wedding Keysvine.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-l
KTYsvILLE. Va, April 8.-Cards wore Is
sued to-day for the marriage Of Miss Molhe
Chappcll to Nh ". II. Pottus, in the Bap-
tist church at this place. on next Wednes-
daY OF J. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
A Consequence.

Greeneby: Hello old chap! How'syour
liver2 :,
Yellowby: Fine Reen using DR.. Shocks
electric hyer-pads, aud now, b JoVe, I've
electric lights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Charming Little jest by Mr.. Chiids.

Lo~eoA'I
The Prince OF Wales, We are told, MAKES
his breakfast on q slice of bread and sau-
sage five mornings out of six. which leaves
it to be inferred that on the sixth heis not
at his wurst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Wash Dress Goods.

IRISH LAWNs-this popular summer fabric
40 inches wide, 80 patterns or more to select
from. genuine article, l2lac.
BRANDENBCR RIG CLOrH-the most artistic OF
all SUMMER Ueayes-a Lice assortment at NC a
yard.
DIMITIES-nothing prettier nor neater for
quiet, refined tastes, lG2F'.
EPlNGALINES-a similar texture, but with
large figures, 1890.
LLAMA CLOTHS-tho popular summer cloth,
lovely patterns, l21zc.
DECCA CLOriIS-tasty fabric, l|lsr
SATIN ES-an mmenss variety, t2lsc
CASHMERE SUBLIMES-a nOyety-regular
price be, ours l2lec.
PERCALES-zephyr finish, yard wide. s8c.
PERCAL ES-shirt-Wais aud dress designs
worry neat ngures-in fact, the fastest you ever
saw, l2l2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
CouuteT-rhoughts.

Mary Mnpcs Dodge in Century.l
"Whnt IL the little ono thinking eoout7
Very wonderful things, no doubt"
What are the old folks thinking about?
Very wonderful things, no doubt.
A thought like this filed tho habys head
"a wonderful baby and very well read.
lie gazed al grandpa and grandma, too,
And mirrored the pair In HE eyes OF biue'
AS side by side they sat thore rocking
He with his pipe, and she with her stocking
And tho baby wondered as well he might.
Why old folks always were happy and bright
And he said In his heart
With bIithe little start
That showed now gladly he'd act his part:
I'm nnd some baby, as soon as can,
To stay with me till I'm grown an old man,
And side by side, ire'H sit there, rocking
| with my pipe, and she with her stocking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Nc Love for Learning.

INeW lOIk IIV5rsI
He: Don't you think you could learn to
love mey ,,
/ always hated study.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Really Great.

Bixby: Is Farqubsr representative
American paiptorg
Morton /: / guess he is I; he couldn't get
canvas into the Chicago Fair art-gailery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
IEOcZZeI1 Dress Goods.

Do not miss this great opportunity 10 Suy
FINE DRESS PATTERNS ut les5 price than can
be had OF the manufacturer. -
36-lnch FINE IMPORTED wHIPCORDS, in a
wide range OF new colors. at SOC. yard.
3s-lnch STRIPED and CHECKED CHEFlOI
at 30c.-reduced from 5Oc.
ILs-yards wide ENGLISH CHEFIOr at QUO q
ward. wonderful bargain.
44.lncn NOVELTY PLAID SUITING at 40c.
a yard worth 65c. -,.,.,,,,,,
38-Inch EXTRA-FINR IMPERIAL sUlTlNG,
fancy Weaves. ct Soc. yard
yard. 10000. o,,.Dr,, Dr,co
3S-inch GLACE-FINISH SHADED DIAGO-
NAILS At 45c. yard.
IMPORTED DRESS PATTERNS, made OF the
finest grade cf wool, with handsome silk de-
signs, reduced from 1880 70 $780, from $50
20 $3.50.
EXTRA-FINE FRENCH TWILLED FLAN-
NELS, delicate colorings, with single and double
stripes at Soc yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Oniy One Way.

Mr. Micawber: wish knew some nice,
easy way to make money.
Mrs. Mlcawber: Well. my dear. you
might get your life insured aud then die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
y,yAL RENDEZVOUS.
,-,i,l Functions Requiring Numer-
ccs Almiral'S SaluteS
.osvu OF THE GENERAL ADMIRAL
lien cruiser First of the Foreign
uaocing On tho Phii"deiphis
and GREAT Cays,y 90 shore.
..,,s-,n, % N, n!sps,eh.l

i.- I'm. % appears to have been
...,,-f tho dignity Of the
'' -, .1~,i,als ~ tho
r'l''s "'" '"' ''"' -
,..,, .be Gag Of Rear-Admiral
3.,rn from Norfolk and
.sl. tia pbiiadolpbio
,.'.o.-o,issio,,oancbor
81 tbo NcvvarL fook
va" t,,,.' nat res, of tbe
Oh" '"' '''''
A>'Iii'." SA'
n .'D1l'. 80. $500 . 80 49,
'i..- ..,''' ,'' - ,,,,.,nc I,,s
Ell ,ts,t - Ro,r-
' ,... S'.,,,,,,a,,io3 Lv
- Woo" 49, o"a sos roccivsd
t,.,Crs Alter an IN
,---c3 3, ,Le phiadc.Dhia.
t.t. a. thirteen guns as ms
d.. N.w.rk's side.
,r-sstas rIpsr.
tn. f.-o,r, foot 20 arrive
l-,.....- General A1,o,~sl
,',a,,., 49, vv,,,ter nm
So emo INTO tho
- h,',,l.t. M. 40
I - sli ~ tncv,sl
cbo Moved slowly
,.-s,i. onJ nasse1 10 81
.. tr,iololnhia and noer
e.Is-. she dropped anchor
-. Potter At once boarded the
.. U..-uc welcome from the Adj
- ...l iho stars and otupes were
.... t.. I..-nn's masthead ana a
...l.c 90 tWoutr-ore guns hIed.
crv rls GvS.
r.. on behalf az the United
-t...,t.. % gun for gun from the
......f-.fs * tho water battery.
-.. .r..-u was again holstcl by
.rfa saint. 10 Admiral Che
..,er d., waters. which was
FL. -he TE.io!clphia. Bv this
..f.I e.,tod the Official fluc.
o..t acre ended.
....,. 80. ro,rr
~ .,....,
- mi i5ir M hal
tr fl l.ne'nc.receptiou on the
....p. ~. lnd 10 came OF on
....r..' ou,chos we're sent ashore
...r t- I'm hour Transferring
.I...to TIE eniu The water
,.r.t lut TINT DID not de-
... l-...lr,t. and the deck Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
Finding an Excuse for Him.
-. Vs.h ur..a

Ethel: He called nae goddess.
Clarissa: Wek. | wouldn't Judge him
too harshly If were you. He may have
been intoxicated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
White Goods.

TORCHON, BoURDONR. oRIENTAG--in fact,
oil the best styles Of LACES In rich prOfusion.
PARASOL-CONERS Tor the baby-carrlage In
Irish Point, TambOur, and Oriental lace.
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTING In
suca lovely designs and good WORK as We are
noted for.
Good CHECK NAINsOOK. 6hc
SpRIPED NAlNSOOK at &c. worth lOc.
CHECKED CORD NAINSOOk at l21ac. yard
well worth 20c.
INDIA LINEN, 10, 1914 1874 20, and pc.
FRENCH NAINSOOK. all grades.
FAUNTLEROY COLLAR and CUFFS, 15c. a
set
FAUNTLEROY SITS az 10 and pc.
Our rreaf AN SALE hagins IIESDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

The Milky Way A PASTORAL Paradox.
lJudge.l
"Can You sell me some milk'" the maiden
asked
or n canned-milk factory.
" can" be sighed, with a shake OF bis head;
I" cannot because can"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
hlsTEalous pIsAppEARANce.
-'Ee stoy from Russell County-Jep'
~''' Probably Robbed and Murdered.

special 'eisgfan 70 the Dispatcn.l
I".'4oL: lENs.. April Son the 3ist OF
s,@iy last gentleman on horseback
ilea AZ the Clapp House. at Cleveland.
I,,eI county. Va, and registered as
,aA'1s' declining 10 tell whore he was
d.. lie appeared preoeeupied and
S"'hcs.l After sunset be walked short
t n,r up tue .railroad and was seen 20
III. ~ - lhe direction OF chnch river.
''sHiag being warm BIO left bis over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

A Negative Feature.
fYoguel
She was n beautiful darling. Such eyes!
Cupid whispered 70 me TO propose;
did 80 last night, and-I now realizs
That do not like Rosalie's "noes."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
HIS exACTlNG LIFE.
, Winter the Tramp Has Two Evils to

In Winter the Tramp Has Two Evils 90
Contend with.
The tramp shivered so and looked, so
cold that the woman Just couldn't shut
the door IN his face, says the Detroit Free
Press. =,
Il don't want anything to eat, madam. "
he SAID with some dignity. II only want
to get warm"
"Well.n she replied. " coal il rather high,
but guess you can comein by :he kitchen
fire for q while"
lie came in and sat down in the corner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
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