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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

IIOrTrSUO " wv TI7I1I'II
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, october g.
Tho public schools Of this town opened
Yesterday. and the Attendance WAS The
largest for several years At School 40
ninety pupils were enrolled, and al
school no scventy-ccht were regis
tered
Professors Bird. Wharton, ana Han
and Librarian Coleman have returned
from their vacations, and viii report ioI
duty tomorrow. when tho next s"ssi Dbl
Of william and Mary will begin.
Major g. Walden. Miss Walden. Mrs
Margaret :. Jones. and Mrs. James G.
Slater returned yesterday from chicago
Richard Thompson. ESQ. from Culpepor
and Mrs and Mis- SuUy. from Richmond
aro here at tn. residence % the late
y. ". Thompson. on Nicholson avenue.
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81 Will buy our best Velvet CARPETS

81 Will buy our best Velvet Carpets.
i2 l-2c, all our Remnants and odds In
Oilcloth that sold AT pc
25c.. all our Remnants and Odds In
Oilcloths that sold at SOC.
25c. will buy all our S. Oucloths that
sold al 10 and SOC.
SOC. will buy all our ST Oilcloths that
sold at 90 and 7jc.
u l-2c will buy all our Good Mattings
that sold at - and l6c.
2jc. will buy all our Best Mattngs that
sold at 81 and SOC
100 English Brussels Rugs l-2 yards
long. at il-cheap at 81 80
rs English Velvet Rugs ! IL yards
long, at Sl.50-cheap at $50.
81 Wool Druggets. all sizes, from 81
to So apiece.
Il Felt DrugCcts. large sizes. at s.,
s. g.. s.. and $50 that sold At s. 800
SO and Sl2-to close.
le5 pairs Chenille POrtieroS AT $50 8,
$50 and $l0-3 - and yards long
worth double the money.
Bargains I'm Lace Curtains.
Real Lace Tamhour and Irish Point
Curtains from 3.1j up 10 $lJ-sold at
double the price
All our clerks and employees have re-
turned 10 the store and will bee pleased
10 see their many friends and customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

Fortunate Richmond happy virginia
.,b.re cyclones never come. and the
"pitucss pcItines' Of the storms which
march up the Atlantic coast from the
,ropics are felt. if at al, in the innocent
....Sts Of wind from the storm-centrc.
II would not surprise US II the storm
beaten city OF Mobile were to extend
ncr hands towards her more fortunate
sister cities. and ask assistance in the
work OF relieving the distress caused by
IN. tempest Of Monday.
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WEATHER ANDCR0PS
BULLETIN FOR THE WEEK ENDING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1893.
Damage by Frost to Late Corn aud Ioma-
tocs-Tobaoco Crop Cut I'm
Bad Condition.
Special telegram to the DIspa,ch.>

LYNCHBURG. VA. October 3-Dur-
ing the past seven days the ten1pera-
ture has averaged about 10 degrees. daily.
below the normal for the season. and llght
10 heavy frosts were reported in Augusta,
Page. Prince william, Spotsylvania'
Goochland. Prince George, Surry. and
Sussex counties from the 2Sth 20 the SOth
OF September and some slight damage
resulted To late corn. tomatoes, etc. The
rainfall was generally below the Norman
I'm the northern sections, and slightly above
the normal in the central and eastern sec
tons. where heavy rains occurred from
the 18th 10 the 9th.
TOBACCO DAMAGED.
Hall and wind storm caused damage to
the tobacco crop on the 18th In Gooch-
land and Hanover counties ana 10 III,
fodder and apple crops in Richmond
county The latter portion Of the week
was generally fair. and the conditions
were more favorable for seeding iall
CROPS All reports show that the FODDER
crop has been seriously damaged by the
recent excessive and continued rains, WiHe
great damage was caused los the high
winds of August 18th in the southern ana
central and eastern sections Of the state
The greater portion OF the tobacco crop
has already been cut. ana generally IN
damaged condition, on account or salH
storms and rains.
WHEAT AND OATS.
our reports show that more man l"f
average amount OF winter o1ts i peihF
sown. and that less than the average acre
age Of wheat VIII bc sown.
Pastures have improved very much anu
ia nd
The peanut crop is now being harvester
and the Virginia nuts ar" not g'neIalIy up
70 the average. the Spanish nuts are re-
ported az in better condition.
The apple crop suffered from inc recent
high winds. and has been decreased there
by. but thu remaining portions of the crop
are in good condition.
LAST BULLETIN.
This bulletin is the last one Tor IN"
season ~ 1893: they will oe resumed AGAIN
at the beginning of the season az l'3l
We desire e. express our SINGER" thanks
10 the press Of the state that have pub
uShcl these reports Tor IN" benefit OF
their patrons. and 10 an Of the voluntary
crop Correspondents for their valued ass
sistancc dufing the past season and we
trust that the same cordial relations may
he resumed next season. j. y. RlkEE.
Observer.
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VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, :
RIcHNoND. October 4, 1893. =

VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC 'oNMii lhH'
RIcHvoND. October 4, 1898.
The following announcements for pub
lie speaking are made:
RoS. CHARLES 7. o'FERRALL
will address the people at
Sussex, October 5th.
Blackstone, October 9th.
I.uncuburE, October 9th.
Rustbure. Campbell county, Oct. lOtn.
Pulaski CITY. October llth.
Radiord. October 18Th.
WythsvIlle October 18th.
Nanon, October 18th.
Abingdon, October 23d.
Iazewell. October oath.
EoN ROBERT c. KENT
Will address the people at
Big Stone Gap. Wise county, Oct. sth.
JoucsvilIe. Lee county, October jth.
Page, October 23d.
Berryvile, Clarke county, October Path
Cat night.
Winchester. October 25th at night.
Alexandria, October 18th at night.
LeesbuIg, October 30th, Court-day.
HON. JOHN ". DANIEL.
At Campbell Courthouse, Monday, Octo-
Der 9Th.
GENERA FITZHUGd LEE
Fincastle, October 9th.
Manchester at night. October llth.
New Kent Courthouse. October l2tn.
Petersburg AT night, October 18th.
panyIlle lat night. October l4th.
Chatham. October 18th.
Hanover Courthouse, October 18th
Halifax Courthouse, October 23d.
Hon. ,. HOGR TYLER
At Flovd Courthouse, October 9th.
At Winchester, October 18th.
At stanton, October lGta.
non. KPPA HUNToN.
At Big Stone Gap, Wise county. Oct. 4th.
At JOncsville, Lee county, Oct. 5th.
HON. CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, or WEST vIR-
OINlA.
At Appomattox Courthouse. October
18th lbarbecuel.
HON. ;. W. MARSHALL.
At louisa Courthouse. October 9th.
At Stafford Courthouse. October 18th.
HON. JAMES HAY.
AT Rappahaunock, October 9th.
Al Cupeper, October 10th.
At Orange. October sd
At Gordonsvllle. October oath (niGhO.
COLONEL W. c. PESDLuToN.
At Carroll Courthouse October 18th.
At Craig Courthouse October oath.
II. u. FLOOD.
A. AppomattoX. October 5th.
| At Fincastle. October 9Th.
Az Amherst, October 10th.
At Palmyra. October 23d.
W. r.. MKRSNEY.
At Nottoway Courthouse. October 5th.
At Luncnburg Courthouse, October 9th.
I'M PARIsH.
At Chesterfield Courthouse, October 9th.
/ :. Z. JONES.
At Radford, October 9th (at night
At MartinsvIlle. Henry county, Oct. 9th.
At Blue Ridge Springs. Botetourt, Octo-
! Der 18th (at night.
HON. JOHN z. MASSEY.
! At Martinsvllle, October 9Th.
! At Floyd Courthouse, October 10th.
At Prince George, OCTOBER 18th.
RE-. BYRD.
! At Highland Courthouse. October Path.
At Bath, Warm Springs. October 25th.
At Covington, October Goth.
HON. Y. W. HUBBARD.
AT Appomattox Courthouse. October ).
JUDGE W. II. MANN.
At Appomattox Courthouse. Oct. 5th.
II. r. POLLARD.
At CORTLAND Southampton. Oct 10th.
DIR. N. 9. HOLT.
At Sussex Courthouse. October 5th.
At Prince George Courthouse Oct. 18th.
COLONEL THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
At Giles's Store. Plttsylvanis county,
October 18th.
At Chatham, October 10th.
| JAMES /. TRRDwAY.
At Martinsyille, Henry county, Oct. 9Th.
W. A. LITTLE.
At Louisa Courthouse, October 9Th.
| h. b. MUSroRD.
At Powhatsn Courthouse, November 9th.
| w.R. AYLETT.
At Culpeper. October 10th.
JUDGE u. W. FLoUBNoY.
At King George Courthouse. Thursday
October 5th.
j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN. Chairman.
James II. Fisher. Secretary.
1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

Dress Goods and Silks have
kept tumbIing in these past days
upwards Of hundred pieces were
rushed on show yesterday. The
exclusive and the economical rub
shoulders. What's best and want
able from France, Germany, Eng
land, and America have been picked
and culed from the looms Produc-
ton. Come see them.
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A State Bankers Association.

Some two months ago q movement was
started In Roanoke looking to the holding
IN Richmond OF convention of the bank
ers OF the State, for the purpose OF or
gaBlzing Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton" IL has now been definitely decided
that the convention will assemble In the
yooms OF the Chamber OF Commerce at
noon on "Wednesday. October 18th. and
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Observation-Disclosures 4. 1893.


NJ D3niel-The Democratic Party
Tie speech ~ Hon. John W. Daniel az
,.l... t....iI'. ou Monday was. no DOUBT
90 .u. rhetorical effort. whatever may have
d.. l,. shortcomings 1s am argument
e.. .. silver question. Nobody estecms
r.. ...u.u.. s,l gentleman moro than
v. .,. .uI r.ha5y is proudrr than We -
h.t. ...a yrsulou iu the United states
Senate. always ready to speak for Dis
s.t.. AVA thus.
."l. arr..us. a. lisicune senate 10
command
.t and o." respect - Oh" wotiI
Q, command fur a Commonwealth which
produces such men. There were giants
ir fn.-. days." We say Of our reyou-
l.t...sg heroes ANA statesmen. ana THIS
t> ..t.t our children and our children s
al. ,.a .re roiu, % say In future days
V..u u,y have occasion to speak of
John 49, Daniel
I.., ue h4y, somewhat against.Mr Dan
H. ~, las too much faith m nat money.
... went too Tar I'm l>1, I'm advocating
r.. issue Of grernbacks by the United
States Government. but the question was
So u..IN temporary one. AMI soon gave
WY t' other issues. lie goes too far ia
advocating the substitution OF
local banks for rational banks. or state
nl-.f for a nations banks. or. as ne
illustrated his position. in advocating the
tt."'n ~ bacon and greens for
1890 I.II.re al "a time when plum pud-
ding 80 abundant that everybody can
'.t. just H~ much az II as he needs or
wants. provided b" will comply with
If ''"Hu'ns "hitD IN" pinn pud-
r.l '''" must IMPOSE "S means OF
l''l.i'+ UT" t''il' % p'u"''ze MN MI
i''N'' a wrong "l-'' We lhihH' III re-
i''t i' support III" hii Tor inc repeal
g. 'H, Sa"rindn--ilN'r itW-hot mat mat
J." 81 ohar-"ahir with hhf the defect8
which ~" brought up against IT, hn' De-
cits. t'-. persons who ar" supposed To
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

The carpet selling will 20 merrlIy
on, despite the other attractions,
and well it should. We've never
shown an honeSter, prettier lot Of
floor covering at anything like such
saving prices. Not only that, but
already we're having trouble to
duplicate patterns, by reason Of
shutdown mills, and the selection
must each week grow less varied
unless some unforeseen good fortune
comes to us.
Take Elevator.
Several hundred pairs OF BLANK
ETS came yesterday. Woven to
our order Of live, fluffy, pure Cali
fornia woodland they're all wool,
wrap and welt.
white. pretty borders, s4.19, So, $500, and
uptO s1S.tS pair.
SILVER Gray, 81 and $3.50.
Scarlet, $3.50 TO ss.75 pair.
New Stamped Linens came yes
terday-Table Runners, Buffet
Scarfs, Centre Pieces, DoylieS.
New IDEAS at pleasing prices.
ives, Aisle
G2o pairs Children's Black Hose,
with white feet, in sizes 81 to 8,
are offered to-day at 2oc. a palr-a
trltle under half the usual.
East Aisle.
To close out the broken sizes Of
DR.. Warmers celebrated Under
wear we will sell to-day
Ladies' Purest Wool Vests, sI.25.
ladies' Purest Wool Drawers, 81 rs. Zach
lot has been s2.36.
80 dozen Ladies' Union Suits, cotton. are here
East Aisle
Four cases of Dresden China,
imported for a Western house, were
stopped at New York by a watch
full agent. The WeSternerS were
Financially tottering. We bought
the lot. The same ware IS on the
market, but the difference between
usual buying and careful buying is
shown in the prices. A special sale
of il to-day
Breakfast Plates, each, 2oe.
Tea Plates, each, 35c.
Dinner Plates, each, 4Sc.
Dessert Plates, open work edge, each, ooc
Larger, sc.
Sandwich sets, open edge, 60c.
Cup and Saucer, SOC.
Chocolate Pots 900.
Cake and Frat Plates. 69c. to $3.50.
Fruit Stands, high. sl.25; low, 75c; square
csc.
80 dozen white Frsu.h China Cups and sau.
GERS, thin, ovid shape, sl.45 doIen-Value
$3.50.
80 dozen nne India After-Dinner Coffees, 10c
pair; value, Zoe.
Come take cup of coffee with
US. It's made in a wonderful Pot.
Basement
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TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
Ry THE DISPATCH COMPANY

~. rlIt,y DISPATCH 10 delivered to sue-
..,,eo,. a, yrrTsx CENTS per week. payable 70
N. carrier weekly Mailed At se per snnum'
a,,or Al, month"; ti.5o for ihrec months DOG
i,ope month.
Tb.wrHKLY DISPATCH a. ~ per sunurn-
ThsEuNDAY DISPATCH ct tl.o0 per annum.
,Is3c. for sIt months
snnscrtptions in all cases payable in ADVANCE.
ara no paper continued after the expiration Oh
tic time paid FOR. SEND post-otice ponoy-ordef
ssoct. or tegis,ercd letter. Currency cent ~
mail vii be at the risk OF the sender suo
,c1tDsrs Wishing their post-ofnce changed mus
.tvs their old ~ well ~ their new pJst-onos'
hLIpp le cupies tree
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WE'LL BALANCED


the mind OF the woman
who knows tho best medi-
cino for her aches, pains and
weakness, is TO be found in
DR.. Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription. IL Is n remedy
which corrects and cures
the distressing derange-
ments and diseases peculiar
to woman, builds up and
Strengthens her system when
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woman's nccds - the " Fa-
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positive in its effect that il
Is guaranteed. II it ever
fails to benefit or cure. in
cases for which it's advised,
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What else can be " Just
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For bearing-down sensa.
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female complaint this ID
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
No 2OI nOrth FUu9Att aUtVV'
Phone No.

This Is 10 certify that ! have during
the past month examined al ne COWS
on tho i.ncrent farms that furnish milk
% the Richmond Dairy-abOut an COWS In
number-auI found all IN perfect health.
with the exception of eleven in number
which have been disposed of. leaving a
clear bin Of health on all the farms. !
also testify to the cleanliness OF all the
stables and good feed and water furnish
el 10 the COWS.
will examine again regularly. so that
IN. public may rest assured of receiving
from that company the best az milk
and free from all disease
r. L. TRITON. Y. :,
No. 2ll east Cary street Richmond. Va.
DC 4-eOdlW
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DURE MILK FOR RICHMOND.
POLITE ATTENTION AND PROMPT
SERVICE

T
SERVICE.
We have engaged the professional at
tentiou ~ the well-known veterinary sur
gron. Or. r. l.. Triton. and can assure
our customers that only healthy cows Will
b. allowed iu the dairirs
We are prepared 10 supply In any
quantity milk. cream. ana butter. and
solicit the patronage OF Richmond.
RICHMOND CREAM BUTTER
AND MILK co.
40 20i north FOushec street.
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ADVERTISING RATES
HALF INCH QRI.Ess

Nsnted SitHstions RS words or lessl''''''
heading notices In rcsdnE-mat'er Jpe' NV
LLefor Ices. 81: IN nonpAreil loaded 'Oc-
Csrd Of Istcs Tor more space iuIh'shed on APP
yDChiioa
Ancestors md kilograms must 10 addresseot'
gll DISPATCH COMPANY.
L,l-trd communications Hill no; oerttutpen-
tl.TuNN OFFICE. 43J EAST BROAD
tIhllL
Eh\,HgsTrR OFFICE 1908 HULL
kTTFtL
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Anniversary Exhibition, De-
tober 3. 1893.
AUTUNNAL EXHIBITIONS

Two years ago yesterday October 3,iS9l, TIE
TEMPLE DRY-GOODS STORE vas thrown opco
TO the public
To-Day Ne celebrate the week ~ an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

OF nov and seas nable goods. ttr no "oti e
weez t1es ore WIZ b. in GALA DIR - on
every fali, n every aisle. cougter sud shell
are grouped NE NEWEST ANO DAlN IitN !
conc Eli> that fashion Das crowned 'ugr'W..
Tre n Wi ld0ws ara tAUefli.y lie ora 81,
VII Ia the inlcrt ~ the store, sra hoi m drt-
Teues. Is also "a. nishei yi.h Orieuta. and trop-
teal plants. WI rl greatly enhance toe t"auts D
the displayed gods ALL ARE CoRDlAiLt
lNNI:ED.
We have room 90 mention only a few 4 tie
interCs ING things % be seen.
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NEE TINu&

THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the VIRGINIA FIELD-SPORIS AsSO-
CITATION will be held In the onice OF the South
o-n Planter and Farmer at IL o'clock a. NJ. on
THURSDAY, October II. 1898. large attend
ance Is particularly desired.
POLK MILLER, President.
CHARLES T. STOKES Secretary, ~ i-lW
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teal plants. VII rl greatly enhance iue u"fu..
ihe displayei g),ds. ALL ARE toRDlAiLt
INNI:ED.
We rave room 90 mention only few 4 tie
inter6s iag things 90 be seon.
vELyFIs for combinations 4s
dincrcn; shades ln one line, n. IA
at sOO
sCOTcH cHEylors. Tor fall vesi.
36 inches, good assortment, a.
tual yalne 5Or Special pricc per - =
yard. % 20.
PAGODA PONGFE, Tor drarcrie- 36
inches. now roiOr.uCs iu rel,yel,ow, right
blue, and cream, Usually l21c. epeN
cial pTicN per yard &c,
LACE BOSS. black. ami bla .k-qud-
white, tup.e b1N-platoi. 90,
fJc.. -, sI.2J, g l.5u. Sl.t'.
CODQUB FEATHER tOLLAkEllES. ~
BLACK AMI groom, each 90.
LADIES PRINT WRAPPERS,
DclaIue finish. dark 'olors,
blues h.a a. ETC.. WIN neat a. %
LADIES FLANNEL WAISTS,
plated froug ant yoke back,
full sieeye4. navy cardinal -
black, aud gray 80 -
LADIES HEAVY BAtBRIGGAN ~
DEk\ r. Is And PANTS, extra good AZ
value, fOC
LADIES Isle THREAD HOSE. ,R%
BLACK. droI--tttch, actual yalno. Soc, - 80.
LADIES MUSLIN Gowns, extra quail IN
ny, fI.I -i2e. thrNe -tyles, each INbC
CHlLDREN'S MUSLIN GUWSS, e.
10 years, trimmed slth blue, pink, .
md roi embroidery, each go
Box WRIT lNG-pApERS, extra good
value, 10. II. ana % D.. per box.
DUCHESS HAlk-PlN~, will not slip or
crawl, per boz. syt.
MEMS MERlNO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS IS per cont wool, soft AsaAi
and nne silk front. each - a 90.
LADIES AIlrLlStN HANDkER-
Is hand embroidered hem
stitched sud fcalopsd edge. Extra se
yHlue AZ 80.
ANURO,lOGGGN LBIRNCnED MUSLIN. "a.
g YARD.
GIANT CtOrii. 100 pieces Z inches viior,
heavier and better iu every WAY than rauc)--
81 e.. yard. ReFullr Price. Toe.
LADIES lAPORlkp ilNLE HOSE Nrhclleu
Ribbed, Wa-raute fast black, double hee.s AMI
toes. All sizes 2J-. Rekua- grica 35c.
LADIES NlA.h Wool EQI fSIEIFN ~
TIGHTS, ankle i"1g'h-c.osci seats, 81 Eegu-
lar price 3l.5O.
LADIES DO6SkIN WALKING GLOVES. 800
dozen, imported Admit n. new shades = rel,
with large brass buttons, -petr-p1Wt stfclins
ami lap scam, 3 pair. Regular urice sl.Jo.
RATU ROBES
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GROCERIES. &c.
ITO OUR FRIENDS:
We have returned 70 our old quarters, which
have been remodelled aud fitted up especially
for our purpose, and have fresh supply In
FANCY GROCERIES, TABLE LUXURIEs,
WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS.
Here you can obtain any delicacy that Is want
cd for table use az the lowest market prices.
HERMANN sCHMIJrS,
European Store,
500 and COZ east Broad street.
Telephone 500. SO l7.Su, W&Sa3m
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CARPETS AND DRAPERIES,

we suggest 4 visit 20 this department, which &C.
cupIes our entire third iCOr Tho immense as
sortment ~ everything for floor covering aud
The choice selection II STYLES, Will prove inter-
esiing, a. well NJ instructive.
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FOURQUREAN,
PRICE & Go.
OUR FALL EXHIBITION
AND
ANNIVERSARY SALE
ALL THE WEEK.

Those who could not come Monday with md
tho same goods and same prices today ana
every day this week.
1hi- being our first formal opening u our new
stock u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

HOOPS PILLS are the best af'er-dinner riis'
s,ist digestion. cure headache and biAousness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

just from the factory. $3.50. Regular pr.ce g.
and 80.
5lq-FoOT PARLoR EASELs, nov pattern,
white ana gold,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

LYNCHBURG. VA. October @-Dur-
Ing the past seven days the tenlpera-
ture has averaged about 10 degrees. daily.
below the normal for the season. and light
The morning call., 1893-03-11

occupied in coneurring in the committee
amendments.
In the Assembly this afternoon the reas-
sessment bill was taken up. Ali the Sec
tons of the Seawell bill. as it appeared in
the Senate, were adopted and the bill
ordered to print.
Mathews succeeded in suspendng the
rules to allow him to introduce bill pro-
viding for a special reassessment for
counties of the thrty-fourth class, viz,
Tehama County. Tie bill was read the
first time.
Kahn moved 20 make case of urgency
OF the Senate bill to place a monument over
the grave of Governor Irwin, which was
done and the bill finally passed.
The Senate constitutional amendment
making the Supreme Court commission
constitutional Office was defeated.
The Senate joint resolution memorializing
the Attorney General and the Secretary of
the Interior of the United States to locate
one of the United States prisons in Califor-
mia was adopted.
The Senate file was continued and the
following Senate bills passed:
Bill providing that hides must be kept by
butchers zen days after slaughtering, so
that they may be identified in case the ami
NAL was stolen.
Bill to make Labor day legal holiday.
Bill relative to the appraisements Of es-
tates of deceased persons.
resolution to dispense with the services
Of all committee clerks was adopted.
Resolution was adopted authorizing the
Speaker to appoint committee of five to
select bills of general Importance to take
preference over all other bills until disposed
Of
The Senate joint resolution requesting
Congress to refund to the State of Califor-
MIA the S3,000,0OO due it for taxes paid under
war-tax levy was adopted.
The general appropriation was made
case of urgency and passed without single
change.
The Assembly omnibus county govern
ment bill came up. Numerous amendments
were offered by members to favor the coun-
ties from which they came, but were all
voted down. The bill was under consider
alton when the hour for recess arrived.
The county government act was taken up
again in the Assembly tonight. Amend
ments we're offered. but all were rejected,
and section after section of the volum-
nous bill ground through the slow mill Of
the Lower House until 9 o'clock, when it
was abandoned to make way for other bust
ness
The Assembly bill providing for the settle
ment Of claims existing against any city or
municipal corporation was passed.
The Senate bill to remove the girls from
the Whittier Reform School to the old un-
occupied building formerly an asylum for
imbeciles at Santa Clara came up for second
reading. The House went into committee
Of the whole and adopted a motion torecom-
mend that it do pass.
The Assembly bill to encourage the estab-
lishment of city aud county reform schools
was passed.
The Assembly bill to add a new section to
the Civil Code defining water measurement
was passed.
The Senate bill to provide for additional
improvements and repairs at the Napa State
Asylum was refused passage.
Adjourned.