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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Homes for Settlers.

We agree with the Washington Post
that every aspect Of the rush for the
Cherokee Strip is mysterious That nearly
100000 men, women. and children should
literally camp out for weeks in order to
be on time for a mad run to secure homes
in a country that is practically little more
than desert, passes comprehension And
the wonder grows when II is remembered
that at infinitely less expense in the end
selves in sections where the land is far
superior TO that OF the Cherokee Strip,
and where there are the best OF educa-
tional. social and religious advantages.
There are in the South thousands upon
thousands OF acres OF land in close prox-
Unity to good markets. which can be
bought for mere song per acre. and
which only require work and a small
outlay Of money to bring them up to a
high state Of cultivation. The Philadel-
phla Evening Telegraph is In the same
category as the Post and ourselves In
trying TO account for the Cherokee
craze" and makes a calculation to show
that before an acre Of land In the Strip
can possibly be made TO yield anything,
II will have cost more than ten times
what was paid for it. On the basis OF
this calculation II can be demonstrated
that good farming land in Virginia would
stand the settler in less than half what
the land of the Cherokee Strip would
stand him in. to say nothing OF the priva-
tions and dangers incident to life In a new
country
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Gladstone's Edinburgh Speech.

Mr.. Gladstone In his speech Wednesday
to the Midlothian Liberal Committee, de-
voted a good deal OF attention to the peers
and practically threatened the abolition
OF the House OF Lords II It did not consent
TO Irish home-rule. But that Mr.. Glad
stone was indulging in "buncombe and
knew it," is shown by the fact that
towards the close of his address he said
that all
determination to cling TO the hope that
better counsels would prevail and induce
the House OF Lords TO grant to Ireland
some Just satisfaction OF her national
aspirations. IL the worst came. the most
consolation that could he offered would
be 10 remind them of recent history and
OF the vast changes OF the past sixty
years, not one of which originated In the
House of Lords. was promoted by the
Lords. or the existence OF which on the
statute-books was due to the impartial
opinion OF the Lords"
In other words. Mr.. Gladstone confessed
that the House OF Lords have never stood
in the way of the final passage of any
reform measure which the majority Of
the people demanded and that he be-
lieved their course with respect 10 Irish
home-rule would prove no exception to
the law that had always governed them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
ros succession in che seventh District

In response to an inquiry az 10 the rea-
son for Mr.. O'Ferralrs failure TO resign
his seat in Congress. the Richmond DIS
match says: I'VE suppose II Is because
no time has been fixed by the Legislature
for the election 20 take place, ana the
Governor has no power 20 fix II, the FED
eral Constitution providing that the leRis-
latures OF the several states shall perform
this duty" Oh. no! The Federal Cohst-
tuition provides that: when vacancies
happen In the representation from any
State, the executive authority tnercot
shall issue writs OF election 10 MI sue
vacancies" so, by the Constitution, wnicn
is the supreme law OF the land. II Is
the business OF the Governor. and not OF
the Legislature. 10 perform the duty re-
ferred TO- Representative Harris 10 the
contrary notwithstanding. -Alexandria Ga
zette.
The Federal Constitution first provides
that when vacancies happen In the repre-
septatlon from any state the Governor
shall issue writs OF election to fill them
but the same Constitution afterwards pro-
vides that "the times, places and manner
OF holding elections for Senator'S ana KEEP
resentatives shall be prescribed In each
State by the Legislature" In Virginia there
is no law fixing the time for holding spe-
cial elections for members of the national
House OF Representatives. Certainly the
Legislature has the power TO FIX the time.
How the fact that the Legislature has
neglected 70 perform this duty would
empower the Governor 70 perform II, we
ask the Gazette 10 explain. II the Legis.
lature were to pass law providing that
all special elections for members OF the
national House OF Representatives should
take place on the fourth Tuesday after
the vacancy occurred. nobody could or
would doubt its coustitutionaEty. But
surely the power TO prescribe the time"
would not by that fact be transferred to
the Governor
But that Is not all. The Code OF Vir-
gnia first prescribe the day when repre-
sentatives in the House OF Representatives
shall be chosen for full terms. and then
adopts the provision OF the Federal Con.
stitution, which prescribes that the Gov
ernor shall issue writs of election 10 I'LL
vacancies. But not one word does the Vir-
ginia statute add TO those contained In the
Federal Constitution. Where, then, we re-
peat, does the Gazette find the law undet
which IT proposes that Governor McKin-
ney shall fix the time for electing Colonel
O'Ferralrs successor? We hope that Col
onel O'Fcrrall, before resigning his seat
in Congress- will walt till a day is fixed
by law for his successor 10 be elected. The
power which the Constitution delegates
TO the Legislature cannot be delegated by
the Legislature to the Governor Delega-
tus non potest delegare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Good Currency Planks.

In the platform laid down on Wednes-
day last by the Democratic State Conven-
ton OF Massachusetts. the following plank
was inserted:
''The experience OF the last few months
has demonstrated with great force the
lack OF elasticity In our present banking
system and It's incapacity under existing
laws TO adjust Itself to the demands of
trade. We demand as the surest protec-
ton against the issue OF fiat money by
the government, that either through the
reorganization OF the national bank sys-
TEN or the REIMBURSEMENT OF State banks
Of issue under such federal restrictions as
will make their notes as good as those
OF the national banks. the people OF all
sections OF the country be enabled 10 sup
ply themselves with the banking facilities
enjoyed by other civilized nations"
THIS Is good plank. The Democrats
~ Massachusetts do not seem at all to
respect the opinions OF those Democrats
who denoance Federal control OF State
banks and State-bank issues. An elastic
currency may be provided for by simply
passing Law putting depositors upon the
same irm footing as note-holders. IL liz
10 De noted, too, that the Massachusetts
democrats seem to have no prejudices
against national banks. but orfer TO the
people choice between reorganization OF
The national-bank system and the estab-
iishment OF State banks OF issue under
Federal control
The Massachusetts, Democrats also de-
ciared In favor OF doing away with the
purchasing clause OF the Sherman silver
law
Everything gives us reason 10 hope that
'he abolition OF the io-per-cent. currency
TAX win do no mischief. 1t would be a
de@d letter anyhow under any new sys-
tom that Congress would be willing to
adopt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
T,HALHIMER BROTHERS. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS g, :
l. MANY GOODS AND MUST BE SOLD MADE ros SALE
THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES

rs pair n. and 4 yards long Chenille
Portiere Curtains, with handsome
dado borders top and bottom, with
heavy fringe. at $50, 50. No. and $40.
reduced from So, $3.50, $40. and $lo a
pair.
800 pairs Cream and White Lace Curtains,
3. SIh. and yards long. at l5c.. 81. N.So,
81. $3.50. 50, 81, s.. $50. so, sl2.SO, and
SIS, worth double the money.
See our Real Lace Tambour ana irish
Point Curtains at s5.75 pair-soId Tor
S.
Is pieces Handsome Brocatelle, for cover
ing chairs and furniture. at SOC. Ioc'
81. $50. 81 $3.50, and 50.
20 pieces Plain and Striped Linen. Tor
covering furniture and making crumb-
cloths. in 30. 50. and "a inches. at &c.
DOC. and soc. q yard.
10 pairs OF those Elegant White Wool
Blankets, slightly soiled. at $780, sold
at s. a pair.
Bargains in Fine Blankets, Comforta-
bles, and White Quilts.
FOUR BIG BARGAINS in TOWELS.
10 dozen Satin Damask Knotted Fringe
Finest Huck Hemstitched, with hem.
med border at 2Jc,-real value Slsc.
and soc apiece.
Is dozen Hemmed and Fringed Towels
odds and ends. that sold at &c. they
go this week at l6 Csc.
% dozen Huck and Damask Towels, some
with lace border, were i6c. and 1Jc
they go this week at lZi7c.
10 dozen Checked Glass Towels. were l2'zc.
and l0c.. reduced TO sc. apiece.
BLAZERS, KEEPERS, CAPES AND
SUITS.
As we wish TO make room and reduce
our stock OF these goods for our new
fall line soon 10 be opened. we have
marked our entire stock at and below
cost. The very things you need FOR the
present and early fall. You have n
chance TO get them at less than half
cost. Cali and see our line.
se24-Su W&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
POLITICAL NOTES.
Democratic Appointments,
VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND. September q, 1898.

y1RsIsIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RICHMosp. September 2S, 1898. J
The following announcements for pub
lie speaking are made:
HON. CHARLES T. o'FERRALL
will address the people at
Mlllers, Essex county. september ~:
Gloucester Courthouse, september 5O'
Lexington. October I'd.
Sussex, October 5th.
Crewe (at night. October 9Th.
Lunenburg. October 9Th ..,
Rustbure. Campbell county, Oct. 10th.
Pulaski CITY. October 18th.
Marion, October 10th.
Abingdon, October 23d.
Tazewell. October 24th.
HON. ROBERT C. KENT
will address the people at
Newburn, Pulaski county, October "a.
Jonesville, Lee county. October Sd.
Big Stone Gap. Wise county, Oct. Atm.
HON. EPPA HUSroS.
At Newburn, Pulaski county, Oct: 20.
At Jonesville, Lee county, Oct. 3D..
At Big Stone Gap. Wise county. Oct. 4th.
HON. J. W. MARSHALL. NJ. C.
At Spotsylvsnia Courthouse, Monday,
October I'd.
HON. II. ST. O. TUCKER.
Fincastle, Botetourt, October 9.
W. R. M'KENNEY.
At Nottoyay Courthouse. October 9Th.
At Lunenburg Courthouse. October 9Th.
I'm. PARISH.
At Chesterfield Courthouse. October 9Th.
At Powhatan Courthouse, October "a.
e.. +. JONES.
At Grayson Courthouse, October "a.
At Radford, October 9th lat night.
At Martinsyille, Henry county, Oct. 9tn.
At Blue Ridge Springs, Botetourt, Octo-
Der 18th Cat night.
HON. JOHN Il. MASSEY.
At Charlottesville, October 2.
HON. Z. W. HUBBARD.
At Appomattox Courthouse, October 5.
II. r. POLLARD.
At CORTLAND, Southampton, Oct. 10th.
DIR. Nj. Q. HOLT.
At Emporia, Monday, October I'd.
At Sussex Courthouse. October 9Th.
At Prince George Courthouse, Oct. 18th.
JAMES I. TREDwAY.
At Martinsyille. Henry county, Oct. 9th.
II. b. MUNFoBD.
At Powhatan Courthouse. November 9th.
COLONEL THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
At Powhatan Courthouse, October I'd.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN. Chairman.
James X. Fisher. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

a Few HIlHty NdTTIa8V7 Nv 70
close out at very low figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

way was to be sold. Such IL not the case
The name of the road that Is about to
change hands is the Chesapeake. Ohio. and
Southwestern railroad. 1t runs from
Louisville 20 Memphis. and has
no connection with the Chesapeake
and ohio railway. The latter Is
no, In the market. is managed az
business enterprise. and not as a specula-
ton. and Ia IN better physical and hnan-
cial condition that It has been since the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
UNDERWEAR

for Men. Women, and Children.
The best assortment ever shown.
White. Natural-Wool, or Scarlet-ac-
cording to your fancy.
Best values ever shown in every quality.
Canton Flannel and Jeans Drawers for
men cheaper than you can buy material
and make them.
All Sizes in Vests and Pants for Misses
and Children.
Red. White and Gray. Plain and Twilled
Flannel.
Gauze and Silk-Warp Flannel
Bootees, Infants Sacques, Leggins,
Hoods, Alits-everything for winter wear
for young children.
Infants Long and Short Cashmere
Cloaks.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
HE WILLN0T APPEAL.
eIoAMIsT DECKER WILL SERVE HIS
TERM OF EIGHT YEARS.
His Tathsrs-in.Law Retains Homs-rntsr.
est In The Election To-Day-Mr. u.
A. Hawke Improving.
tcorrespondence OF the pispatch.)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
PETERSBURG. VA. September %.--
Judge d. M. Bernard to-day received a
telegram from Mr.. X, L. Montague. OF
Richmond. of counsel for Charles ".
Decker, yesterday convicted Of bigamy
In our Hastings Court, announcing that
the appeal for new trial would not be
prosecuted. Decker will therefore be
promptly sentenced to his eight-years
term IN the penitentiary. Decker has
written a letter 10 his wife No. g. residing
IN this city. requesting that he be per-
mitted 10 see his infant child before ne
II taken to the State prison. II Is not
known whether the request VIII be re-
garded. Decker IL known to many per-
sons In Richmond. Norfolk, and In the
counties on the Peninsula.
GONE HOME.
CAPTAIN Collins. of Gloucester. and his
daughter Mrs. Decker No. 2, who were
here as witnesses In the trial, left for
his home to-day. Mr.. @. a. Bells, OF
New York State, father Of wife No. i.
who was also a witness against the pris-
oner. is still here. He expressed great
satisfaction at the Justice meted out to
Decker.
POlfTlCAL MULE
A great deal OF interest Is manifested
among the Democrats to-day over the
election OF delegates In the several wards
tomorrow night to the Senatorial ana
Legislative Conventions. The two candl-
dates for the Senate In this district are
Mr.. william Il. McIlwaine OF this city.
and Mr.. J. c. Smith. Of Dinwiddie. But
there are four aspirants for the nominal
ton for House of Delegates In Petersburg,
and here is where the main interest comes
in.
Mr. f. A. Hawkes.. who was recently
so painfully shot through the abdomen
In Amelia county. Is improving III cohui,
tion and there are hopes that he will
recover. The only food he has taken
however. Is administered by injection.
His case is considered very remarkable
one for him to have survived this long,
He is sitting up. and Is very cheerful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.
NIISS DANIELS SCGCOL FOR
wi YOUNG Adds AND CHILDREN
I0l wKsr MAIN STREET.

Tho next session OF this school begins SEP
TENDER 2SrH. Miss DANIEL will be assisted
by tho following teachers:
Primary Department JEFFRlEN-
Collegiate Department-MRS. CABEL
Latin and Observation-Disclosures ROBERT
son.
French-PROFEssoR L. n. HASSELEFF.
Grrman-MIss BAUGH.
Mrs L. y. HASsRLEFF will have charge a
the French Kindergarten ia the Primary De-
partment Instruction IN this class Ia offered to
all pupils for one year. A fee OF $40 IA required
for the second year.
The Misses DANIEL will receive into their
family a limited number OF boarding pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
Not In the Market.

q telegram from New York which ap-
peared In the Dispatch OF yesterday re-
saroing proposed railroad deal was
misleading. IL stated that the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company intended
% purchase the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Southwestern roads. and the natural In
ference from the wording OF the telegram
sas that the Chesapeake snd Ohio rail-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
LEV Y&DAVlS.
CAPES AND JACKETS.

We invite an Inspection of our stock Oh
CAPES AND JACKETS.
comprising everything new and stylish.
Fur-Trimmed Capes and Jackets.
Elegant Plush Capes.
Elegant Matelasse Capes.
Cloth Jackets-all styles.
Misses Jackets-all sizes
Misses Long Cloaks--all sizes.
Prices are made extra low to SUIT the
times.
A visit to the Cloak-Eoom Will prove
profitable TO you.
LEVY & DAVIS.
A few Whitney Carriages left TO De
close out at very low figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

100 Light Tan Bhlf
-. 2&, t2~. g.. .
-. sold at s.. ST. s.. a1. g. ta 4
20 Navy Blue ana ' =
Jackets at s., 500. 81 t lr
sold at s. s., s.. .rf =,
ID Eton Suits. all ". f...
were 80 ana ST. 's..s
10 Blazer SUITS In Nr
Weights for Tall ... D.
10 $40. N2o. ana g..
N5. so. ana S.. 90.
The very thing f-t..
wear.
~ Children's ana
Biazers at 81. 81 -
-. 81, 81, AMI s.
c. pieces Hopnck .
mated az cJc. - --
shades ami eT..t
u pieces An-WooI ....
would be- cheap .f
CARPETS. RUGS t...
As We have f..
line OF Carpets -
next thirty DAYS Yur r.
AND BELOW COST
All our Best fr
were J0c. ami
All our Best H...u
that wcre l-.. ..
All-Wool B.st ...
grain Carpets f...
All-Wool Best 8-p. ..
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12p(0FE!N
(oNPAfY
S@
II, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, FRIDAY. September 30, lssa.
REMNANT DAY

Here again, with its savings for
the painstaking shopper. It's equal
to a IS per cent. raise on as much
of ones salary as he hands over to
the better-half to spend here to-
day-yes, on lots of things a dollar
does double duty.
A hint here and there.
Two sleeveless Eton SUITS. navy; sizes 80
and "a; IS instead OF $500
CAPEs-2 tan, l each gray and green; triple
cape collar, may 60 at Ss43: ,,-
Two tan and one brown CAPE triple coiiae
OF Velvet and cloth at 80 instead OF ~.
A few WRAPPERS, sizes 81, 80, 40, and AZ
black and white. gray and oiacK, ana coiors'
81 instead OF Sl.3o.
and LACE CURTAINS are apt to be halt or
near II.
Big CARPET selling leaves lots OF short
iengths--8 to 90 yards In Brussels ana ln-
grain-the sayingis big II your wants are
met
Remnants of DRESS LININGS-black and
coors, mostly colors-at &c yard'
Some mighty pretty things for early Fall wear ear
are among the short lengths Of COLORED
DRESS GOODS. "a,
yaris Graz Cneviot, color shot, for s2.3l.
By the yard IL would have cost $500.
7b6 wards Brown Diagonal Suiting for s2.4o'
In the piece would haze coSt $3.50
yards Green Serge for 1929, instead OF
$3.50,
yards In,iiibls Plaid for si.49, instead OF
s2.
yards Two-Tone Striped Dress stun all for
96c., been sl.20.
Good lengths OF Bleached MUSLIN, 0lao.. a
OF Unbleached Cotton n 53lc.
Usable lengths OF COTTON PLAlDS for school
dresses at &c. yard
4 little lot Of ZEPHY R-about every color-to
close at &c. an ounce.
CRASH, bits OF | to 3 yards at &c yard,
Fine LINENS. IA TO 8 yards, at 30 to jOc a
yard You save fourth and more on any
Remnants Of APRON MUSLIN. ..
Remnants OF BOR0ERED and FANCY
BARRED MUSLIN for hOusekeepers' and
misses aprons-l0 and l2c yard.
woMEN's MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Gown. sailor-collar. tucked yoke and inser-
ton, sl.50 from 3d.
Chemise, yulck, embroidered yoke. 81
from SL5C.
Chemise, square neck, FL from 81.
Another, Vulck, val. lace and insertion, Sou
from $3.50.
Corset Covers-50c from 81 7jc from 81. SO
zoe from 3Oc.
Nothing wrong-Only mussed and soiled.
EMBROIDERY
Hosts OF desirable lengths-the prices &c. to
25c, a yard.
Even READlNG-MA catches IL.
Novels-published price, soc; our price, loo.
to-day are Zoe
Hundreds Of Standard Books. cloth-bould. H.
mo-, at 12lfc each.
Hogsheads, barrels and crates OF
goods are tumbling into the Big
Basement daily. Lots of things
get broken in shipping-if china, or
glass, we have no redress 50 if a
break, crack, or chip, we offer the
article for price to make it cheap
to you.
l vase, 81, instead Of $3.50.
vase, 350, instead o. s0.
vase, 81, instead OF s3.1 10.
vase, Doc, instead OF e1.93
A few covered Vegetable Dishes, plenty OF
flaws. l5c.. instead OF 50c.
A tableiull Of big yalues-any 20c.
Olive Dishes, Pin ana Ash Trays,
Flower Vases Creamcrs,
Spoon Holders. Cups and Seucers.
Another table with choice at Doc.
Handsome Plates, Fancy Dishes,
Git Cups aud SGucers, syrup Pitchers,
Vases, Ornaments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

Mr.. w. G. Whitney denies the New York
Worlds Van Allen report in toto. That
report assumed, not. as David said In his
heart. that "all men are liars" but that
MIR. Cleveland and Mr.. Whitney were
fools. The story was incredible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
WOODWARD
LOTHROP.
TEMPLE
D RY-GO0DS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
OUR REMNANT FRIDAY.

Every Friday, and again we have some-
thing to say about REMNANTS. Natu-
rally, It's the day devoted to that purpose.
Other things If you wish, OF course-but
REMNANTS" have the fright OF way"
every Friday, rain or shine. from January
LIST to December 31st. The day never
varies, but the sales do. The counters are
ever-changing. AS fast as the remnants
show we hurry them off to their special
place with prices so clipped that you'd
scarcely recognize them.
All OF you know our Remnant Day--the
long centre counters in every department
piled with useful, seasonabe things.
You've saved dollars and dollars there.
IN DRESS GOODS.
3 yards Blue and Red Pin-Striped Dress
Goods. 36 inches wide, original price, $50.
Remnant price,
9jC.
4 "a yards Navy-Blue BengalIne, all
Remnant price,
$3.50.
2 2-3 yards Gray Bengaline. all wool.
As inches wide. Original price. s2.67. Rem
nant price,
$1.75.
"a yards Brown Diagonal. all wool.
IS inches wide. original price, 1915. Rem
nant price.
1915.
1-2 yards Cadet-Blue Dotted Benga-
line, all wool. IS inches wide. Original
price, s263. Remnant price,
Sl.7j.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
10 yards Figured Crepon, all WOOL SO
inches wide. Original price. $3.50. Rem
nant price,
1925.
2 SIS yards Hopsacking, all wool. IS
inches wide. Original price. 1914. Rem
nant price,
So. SO.
us yards Storm Serge. all wool, rs
inches wide. Original price. 1874. REM
nant price,
$l.6J.
G SIS yards Camers-Hair Suiting. 40
inches wide. Original price. AG. Rem
nant price,
$3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

IN Linen DEPARTMEN
Sixteen Remnants Of Scotch Table
Damask, extra heavy, GS inches wide.
2. IL, and yards in pieces. Originally
81.
Remnant price soc. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

IN COTTON DEPARTMENT.
Fifty Remnants of AmOskeag Apron
Check Ginghams, standard make, Blue,
Green and Brown checks, H. 3, and )
yards in pieces. Originally and l0c per
yard.
Remnant price, Lac. per yard.
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T,HE KIDNEYS ARE SURE TO BE
MEETINGS-Finh Friday.

IHk CAMP.
slDSEy LODGE, GOOD TEMPLABs.
RICHMOND CASTLE, Gof DEN EAGLE.
COMPANY A. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
OPACuIsTO TRIBE, RED MEN.
REsCCE COTSCIt, ANLRlCAN MECHANICS.
DAMON LODGE, KNIGHTS oP PYTHlAs.
UNION LODGE, oDD-FBLLoHS.
UNITY LODGE, oDD-fkLLoWs.
EAsT-gED LODGE, GOOD TEhPLARs.
NnNICAS Tribe. RID MHN.
FRIENDSHIP LOpGk, KNIGHTS oFPYTHIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29
MISS JOHNsON'S SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
The next session wilt begin sEPTEhBSR y,
corner OF Grace and Madison streets. she
school being fully equipped for the n,st sp-
proved methods Of teaching, satisfactory results
can be assured.
The iufant class will be under the exclusive
instruc ION OF the Principal
Drawing free Of charge 10 pupils under ten
years Of age.
French conversation being taught orally IL
easily acquired, and will be- chargedtOnly ten
dollars to beginners.
Mas Maria Blair is added to the previous large
corps Of teachers.
Latin and Mathematics taught by University
VI. \.
Elocutlon and Physical Culture by experienced
teachers Modern languages by native pro
fess 1ra.
For terms and other particulars see circulars
at book stores. The Principal may be seen At
her home, Il west Main street So l4-tOcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

% Mems Tecks and Four-in-Hands,
dark fall shades. Were 50 and &c.
Remnant price. Sc, or for 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-29

IN GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
25 pairs Taffeta Gauntlet Gloves, Gray
Tan, and Black. Originally 75c
Remnant price. 25c. per pair.