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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
A Strike at the Clergy

PARIS, June 2.-The deputies
have passed the electoral bill,
amended so as to exclude from the
chamber, all salaried public Off
ces, and all clergymen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Ed. Pickens to Hang.

WICHITA, Kan, June . Ed
Pickens, the Chickasaw Indian
murderer of Levi Green, is to hang
today. The crime was committed
in the Indian Nation, in 1886, near
Hunnewell, Kan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Jealous of His Wife.

BATTLE CREEK, Neb., June .
Fred Sargent shot and killed his
wife this morning, and then cut
his own throat. He is still alive
but will die. Jealousy was the
cause.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
The Papal Consistory.

ROME, n. Y. June 2.-The Papal
COnsistory will probably be held
during this week. Five new car
dinals may be named.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02

A wagon loaded with rock
came to grief on DOlOrosa street at
o'clock this afternoon. The
wheels caught in the switch of the
street railroad, causing the break
down. Lakeview car No. 81 swas
delayed over thirty minutes.
Ed. Lindohl is confined to his
room with severe attack of la
grippe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
TELEGRAPH
Crisp News Of This Day Concerning
important Occurrences.
Sent Special to The Light by the
Associated Press and South
ern Afternoon Press Assn.
Colorado's Y. P. s. C. E.

DENVER, Col, June 2.-The state
convention of Christian Endeavor
societies begins its sessions here
today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
DO NOT BUY

YOUR buggy or vehicle of any kind before
calling on Il J. HOfheinZ, Military Plaza,
the Leader of Low Prices. Gift
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
Preparing for an oratorical Contest.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Thc college
state prohibition Oratorical con-
tests will be held in various states
East and West today, the winners
to compete in the interstate pro-
hibition contest to be held i'm Chi
cAgO June - and 30.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02
STYLISH OUTFITS
BILL HEADS sLETrER nEAos

at Bed Rock Prices.
81 If r. + HOFUETNz
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-02

Cards, envelopes, and all kinds of com
merciBl - nting done the LIGHT office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
yirs,n,, University High school

Tho six,h segaion OF this schoc,, under 'ne
priuc;2elsAIp Of Mr.. VISITOR Archer, ". n, 49,
closed yesterday with the following distilo"'''A'
OF hOuors ,.. .-a,,inntio,
were Awarded TO: Douglas Baird a. td"ih "
Bosher 90, L. BrowniDg r'ahAn. NittoI.
Jewott az. Hugh G. Mercer 90, ~. VI. 81 ~
0orse, ~, W q. Moore "a. {. T. lolnphinS' - -
a.. clarence Walden ca, Zachary N0o'in w.,
1a,nes Bolton a.. II. Go1wyn B0ykn 5U'' heni
Kromm a., John h. Burial co., nouns
Cousins i;) ". Douglas Lcako tol' ,suc . =,
Moody .6. Retta II. shipp 81, henry HupPo''
~; rpnrple.r,b5on certificates Oor the highest
standing IN icss tnan five exam inhil =, :, :
frederick Roin "a kchw5nd nGors - o a. ri,
yaugi'an III. John y. Blount ~, y. \. Lancas-
Ter tl1. Clinton W Pierce ~, - \. barter III
"a 4 FltZgeraN %. ". {. Lanca 5tcr 81. = l.
Turner () Joseph NJ. hain o. Z. l. bat"s' :. =,
~. Joel = Perrin (}. kod-nbDon cettlh'hte
ror the highest standine In I've or more exam
nations. but not OF them Gil: Il. b. Muhioru'
Ci:-Sl,o. medals tayornge from so 10 so
fnbeli l. doody Clinton ". Pierre. hcLmDnu
More. Jahu -. BURIAL. {. J.. Tompkins' Jr..
William O. MoOie. T. +. Batos, DR., James DVl-
ton. Clarence Nafen, II. GOiwyn Boy KIN L.
browning Franklin. anl Joel :. Ie,Ilu.
Larger silver medals average from 30 10 10
Crarlrs l. Turner. Joseph VI. Kahn. Dougias
Raird, Memo u. Mittellorfer. v. Douglas Lease'
ana Joseph Vaughan. Largest siyer modal
average rom so tON3}: William T. Lancaster 3
T. 4. Barber, Jr., y. 4. Lancaster Jo1n b'
nlunt. Frederick kolin. Bud L!ttlctJn titL-
gerald Jr. Gold medal average from y" 10
100: Il. +. &unford Jr
D-Smnn ,iiyer modal general improve
menU: Henry Bromm.
The attendance during tue past session vas 30
large that tho principal was forced to refuse
scholars.
Tho figures after the names Indicate tho num-
Der Of c.a,scs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Roanokr-CoiIeee Commencement.


SAIEM, VA, juno The exercises IN con-
necuon with the iortie;h Anniversary o. RosuOs-
College closed today with the regular COLE
following members, chosen from the graduating
class jerry Clarence stone, Virginia, Latin ga
lutatory; Carroll Herman Little. North Caro-
Ina. tho Monetary Problem; Melvin jacob
killian, Virginia, GOOD Manners IN Couirc-
versy " Robert Marlin Caliee, Virginia, "P0ssi-
talities OF Science" Isaac Wilson Lantn. Nor:h
Carolina, "Social Unrest: Luther uogrheai,
Virginia " Tho Worlds Religious Congress
William Haynes Teeler, Virginia, "lhe Age Of
Prose %: solomon Jones Homer, Indian Terri
tory, yaiedctory.
The degree Of A. u. was conferred on fifteen
mem beers OF the graduating class and that OF b.
:. on two members Tho degree OF A. N. wa.
Conferred CA "A number Of former graduates who
have distinguished themselves IN literary nd
professional WORK. Tue degree OF ID. ID. was
conferred ON Rev. Luther A. Mann. a. NJ. GLASS
~ 1900. MeTcersburY, Pa; Rev Anthony
1hOmas Graybiil, A. NJ. class OF loUel. Linares,
Mexico. ana ReT. Professor Angus Crawford, A..
~. Alexandria, Va. The English prize Tor
Scholarship was awarded 90 Wright Stickley Cox,
Virginia; the trustees msdAi IL Mathematics 10
Roland Eugene Co L, Virginia; the faculty
ginia, and the literary societies medal IN ora
tory. contested for on Monday evening, to Bas-
com Eugene Coponhhyer, Virginia
The ChoCtaw yaledictorlsn acquitted himself
handsomely and received prolonged applause.
Principal James Willis, OF the stanton Female
Seminary. MAS elected president of the Alumni
Association, aud Edward Ireland Renick, Chief
OF The Bureau of statistics, state Department,
Washington, orator for the next commencement,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
.KAURNANN&C0.,
CORNER FClRTn AND EROAD STREL&
ATIRiCTiyEBiR NSTOR THIS WEEK

lot BOYS WHITE SHlRT-WAISTS, some
uulaundcred, Others laCndcred, regular 1os
and Ssc Waist, reduced 10 zoe.
Another lot Of COLORED slilRT-WAISrS for
boys mat were ~ 30, and 3c., ODDS and ends,
marked dDED 10 - and 3Sc. to close.
lo, BOYS or MISSES STRIPED ZEPHYR
WEIGHT IMPORTED FRENCH FLANNEL
BLUUSES, ages : TO II years, laced at front,
81 30 grade reduced 10 Csc.
Another lot MISSES eBLOUSES, silk-stripe
Macras flannel, very q nequality sold n; sl.9S-
our price for tits wsok sl.25, sizes 10 IA
years
lot WHITE FRENCH ALL-WOOL MISSES
FLANNEL BLOUsES. ages 10, IL, -, Is, II
years reduced from sl.SS 20 81. These are
Just prope' weight for mountain and seashore.
lot LADIES SILK SnlRr-WAl>Ts, colors
Navy, BLACK, and Red, reduced from 1910 to
$500.
Fine qua'i;y CHINA-slLK WAISTS, our own
make, newest designs, all sizes and coiors, re-
duced from s4.50 TO $500.
New shipmont PERCALE WAISTS. pretty
styles, plated back, rufisd front, collars and
cuts, Joc.
500 IMPORTED LRGHoRN HATS, ladies' and
misses shapes. Just opened. Three grades
So 0Sc., and 10.
This Is special bargain, as they are sold
regularly from si.23 TO ~, same quality as
above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Tho nnest guaranteed GARDEN-H0SE costs
you loo a foot here. Good at I0c., Sc, or
fairly good At &c.
Wire. a rnnnah Hnaa AT | I lAc "A foot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

Five price-reaSons for buying
BABY-CARRIAOES this week. All
offered are Of the best make, with
patented improvements.
Worth $40: are $3.50.
Worth sl2; are 1913.
Worth SIS are sl097.
Worth tlS: are Ella.
Worth eco; are $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
GATHERED AT THE CAPITOL.
A Judge aud q Senator Resign-Ne"
cnds-Personai.

Judge wingneId Grimm has rendered his ro'
slgnat,on Is Judge OF the County Court OF hoa-
noko and the Governor has accepted II, but mas
NO, We, designated who shall bold his court
The Governor has also received the 70,
sisna,ion Of Senator alexander hcDonsli' on
no Campheii and Lynchburg District, who hns
been appointed Minister to Persia senator
NcDonaId was hoid-over senator. In bis case,
and an tne cnses Of Senators fylet AMI Marshah
Sse.,,ed 70 Conarcssl, and Senator Hacker de-
ce,aed' who were also hoid-over senators, tho
Governor vii order special elections, 70 .h1e
mace on the regular olcciion-day tor mompers
Of the LcRislatnre. ., ,.,
Tue hoard Of Public Works returned rom
Newtort News yesterday. after having mace
thorS,,gh inspection o, the Chesapeake ana ONO
railwey property there. -,
Tine mrs, century bonds TO Leave the hands oil
po.ri of Sinkins-Tuud Commissioners were L.
sued Yesterday 10 Mcssrs. Thomas Brnn.h * Oo''
III tsis civ The amount was eJJ.%<O.ln.
Mr. z. l. G. Scott has received notice thar me
meeting q tho Virginia Proes Association WI
take Dlocr At Charlottesville or tho lth 81 July
instead OF tho 18Th Of this month
e. v. Corbot. ". g. Dillard and = u bag3rt''
n, .potsylTania county, visited the Cspitoi yes-
terJay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Tho Poitee Court.

Julius Kluobsr was nuod s25 and sent 20 tho
grand Jury OF the hastings Court by the Poice
Justice yesterday morning for keeping nus oat-
room open Sunday last
Henry Boltz paid ~ and costs Tor keeping MS
place OF business open on sunday.
The case Of John Nct'Overn, charged win
killing ,ho dog o; Rober, j. uobson, was DIS.
missed, u being proved mat some one else SHOT
the caoinO.
Mira Hannah York an aged woman, WAS mp
for stealing a few pieces Of old lumber belong
ing to Allen x Glntsr. She proved that che Was
the widow OF Confederate soldier VINO was
kiIIe6 In battle. hhc had only taken one or Two
pleros of tim ber which she thought she had
night 10 do, ~ she had observed Others picking
up tho pieces Of DoardA The woman was dis
charged. 80
Jordan Lindsay d'ics Hiram. charged with
being n fugitive from Justice from North Caro-
lima, was ordered 20 10 held for ten dnys- ~ IL
said that the accuse - wanted IN Greensboro
y. C., for knocking O policeman In the hea1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Mia Palmer VIII Take Part.

Miss Clara Rel Palmer, toe acoonpllshci
pianist of Baltimore, has c0nsentoG . pay lHo
numbers ~ tho concert 20 10 given ~ the ouhg
Men's Christian Association tonight Tor tbo
nenent OF Hignlnni-Park Methodist chlich MISS
Palmer IL \ charming musician, and all WHO a.
tend tho entertainment may expect an eNchihs
Of pleasure. Among Others VINO Wui take pa .
ia the concert are: Professor a"i Mr. shaw an !
Mrs. knowles, tho Old Dominion Synlhohy
club. and Professor RcOs's chorus Oh twenty
four yonnF ladies. ,,.
Miss Palmer vas entertained ~ tho residence
Of Profassor Shaw on tuesday night. ana WI!
pleasant mH'ica'6 10 which 'e'cih pl"Hl'n. y.
io.el nrfi,is pa4tlcipateI WAS giYea IN her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
FOR ONE WEEK LONCrp

Only few more left Of those FIGURED
CHINA SILKS NJ %, 37l5, md Bee.
FIGURED CHINA sIl.hS reduced to 2Jc.
FIGURED CHINA SILKS reduced from 90 10
SOC.
Elegant FIGURED SURAH CHINA SILKS, "a
inches wlde. reduced from $50 10 CSC.
Evening shades IN klSlAL INDIA SILKS
shades Pink, Light Bluc, Pure White, Cfeam,
Lilac, Yellow, and Cardinal. reduced IRON - 20
30.
Evening shades in BROCADED INDIA SILKS
Cream, Mic Green, Ligat Glue, aud Lilac, o.
ducod IRON 81. 80 NM sl.25 % 9oc.
lot MOUENfNG SILKS, Black anu WHIT"
ami Purple aad Black, rciu'ei from - - osc
> piece. solid StRAd SILKS AZ Toe. Der yard
IN tho following sha1es; Gray, Cardinal owe,
Ola Blue. aud 6ondarsno. ......,.
We odsr he following bargains IN VIII IL
WOOL DHE.S GOODS: ,....
end 5i4 yards Of 40-inch vide CREAM
STORM SFlj1h reduced RON 80 % 4)c
.icc3 INURl-N ilIfE ENGLISH CORO ro-
duced from - % JOc.
] p.ece CREAa-WHlTE CRErOE reduced
from : 10 zoe.
WGIrK COTTON CREPE, Cream ami Paro
White also hair-Lise r.p-. al lnc.
lot assorted DkOP-ckliCu Isle HOSE re-
duccl nom 81 30 4ac,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Tne c. AND o. wAsHoUTs.
Great Damage. but Trains Now Rnnning
Through.

The damage by the wnshou's on the chesa-
peako and ohio railway Ia the vicinity oil HIM.
ton will reach 100000.
The most serious break was at hls .re.n s,
Here new stone arch Just completed VS. $500 49,,
.,.y ana ,ho water came Gown with such force
that huge pieces 81 granite we're washed se'e.a'
hundred feet. hundred feet OF track was oe-
stroyed, as was also a trestle.
Tho trest,c across Hungards creek wni'n VIII. -
ried away, nut tue damage nj this po'n' Is n"-
thing ike 90 serious IA At the former place.
III on the side OF tho noun
ta, wost 81 Hinton ycre covered WIN aso' ", -.
81 % ana dirt were Washed down tue si"e "
,b, Ynonutain ,ormin almost n lnnbsnuo hhi
CO, ring the tracks 70 .he depth Oh RON ioHi !"
ten =, ,.. ,aa ham
Last night however, oil damage hhu 80 49,.
temp rarily repaired and trans Wero 'u""s
through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
BOYS SUITS,
$685..

Last week was the busiest we have
had in orr Boys Department this sea-
soma perfect rush.
If the demand keeps up for the Suits
which we have reduced from 81. $3.50,
and So to S3.75 they'll soon be gone.
They are in sll styles, in all shapes,
and OF the newest and most serviceable
materials-S3.75 is positively the very
lowest price ever put on such excellent
qualities. The people who see them ap-
preciate this iact-they ought to-S3. Is
Tor the choice. Don't miss the oppor-
tunity-you may regret it if you do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

The appointment of CnAELys NJ Wal
LACE, Isq., ~ Collector Of Customs Tor
this port l. one which will be heartily ap-
proved 10y the community. He has the
qualifications for good officer, and de-
serves well of the party. Of which he has
been an active member oil his life. In
decd. with his scholarly attainments and
knowledge Of public affairs, We could have
wished for him an Office Of greater conso-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

win return for a fow wects, and then 60 back 10
missionary iabors In London and osher English
cities. "liev. Mir. schoocraft,' the Register
snye "has beon hero ~ assistant 20 Rev. 3ar.
fhnli Chew but few months, yot during that
sine ne has won the hearts Of the people nc has
teen thrown In contact with, who regret TO lose
him. Previous 10 coming 20 Ncwburs hr.
Sctoolcraft was assistant rector Of ST. George
church. New York city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
Mr.. Charles W. WsIisee Appointed Coliec-
tor of Customs.

Tho news has been received from Washington
that Mr. Charles Vi. Wallace has been APPOINTED
Collector OF Customs for ttis port. Ar. wallace
IL ono OF Richmoud's best-known citizens ana Ior
a long time was a loading merchant here. Ito
IL a gentleman of broad cultivation and e'iho
from his extensive acquaintance IA commeTciai
circies IL well known throughout the country as
a bibliOnhiiisi antiquarian, aud arch"oogisi'
In his leisure moments he haB cOntrlbn'ei
croat deal 20 the literature OF The spccialiios IA
which no IL Interested. Heis ~ croughy equipped
for his nov position. Mr.. Wallace mas always
been an active party worker. The place If said
to DO worth about $1,000 per aunuln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH IA delivered n .ue-
scr:hers az rrrTyrS cyNrs per week. payable 10
the onrrtes weekly Mailed NJ 80 per asuum,
q: for six month"; &i.oo for three month"; Soc
k'opc month.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH AZ ~ per snnur.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at tl.3o per anDun
Usac. for six month";
Subscriptions m all esscs PAYABLE IN advance
and M paper continued after the expiration OF
Tie time paid tot. Send pc.,-office money-order
ehcct. on registered letter Currency sons by
mail viii be at tho risk o. The sender. Sub
sc1ihorr wishing their post-ojhoe changed must
sivc their old a. well as their new post-onice
s<Ss pic copies frsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

MuRAT HALslEAp, having unsuccesstully
offered his advice to everybody else IN
this country. Is now dispensing 1t to the
managers of the Chicago exposition. He
has JUS; issued letter showing them how,
in his opinion. thoy can mako the exposl-
ton q great success. Singularly enough,
the field marshal advances some very
sound suggestions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
IT,. Investigating Committee.

The committee on investigation OF m" recent
Awards of CITY liall contracts VII meet again
t,-qigUt Al \ oc.o-k. 80 far the Only ne" Hd-
.sI.u.uo1ol 10 Mr.. Bo1ze, ~ tho Fenton No
tnlIic COMPANY Wnicn concern has boon 50 ltn-
0Icntiv referred - IN the testimony given. lh9
investigators viii probably hold tho more s't-
SONS before terminating - report as u T pr
nair. mat all The evidence vii 10 read over 10y
me stepocrapher before final action is taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

P.v 4. 2. Steele. chaplain Of the New Or
leans $.aulnn's friend Society, preached a most
instructive sermon m tie le'jure-roon OF Dr..
Hoces church last night. lie explained mo
workings ~ the society auflts objects, ana en'e
NAV. Rev i. laylo- Dickinson, o. Ne" JerreF,
son ~ Dr. Dirt ins1n, Of THIS city. ana wife were
"a, .fta ,.nusrcyafiDr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

The following suits were instituted IN ;he city
Circuit court Yesterday
Sifclutrs N"g:cn. substituted trustee, against
Preston Belyin guI others: action Of case, Gam'
ages $1,000.
CiarI,s L. Williams. trustee foe Eliza Dayen-
porf. against Preston Belyiu aud others action
~ ch-e. damages 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

To-Aavat y. NJ, on TIE campus. the tennis
f,la..-- 81 richmond college play the boys 81
tho University of Virgins. tItehloh ana
,Ionos. VIII, rcn-oscnt tho college, both are Old
uisyers and wc,- mol for her skill riley
Won iu . rsrne against Randolph Macon Satur-
dav hy n .c1re o. o.. CT The playing Of Nay
bury AMI F1ion f1r the University IS shid 20 be
Of nigh ordc-. The pubic are invited 10 a.
f..f.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
IIied In the Husiinra Court.

number Of trivial cases were tried In the
nusiiuss Court yesterday. They we're as fol-
lows:
Horny johnson. charged with housebreak Ing,
was sent TO Jail for twelve mouths.
~: =. Armstrong, petit larceny. Ftuod SIS.
W. II. Sharp, carrying concealed weapons.
fined ego,
Miihas II. Morris. HOUSEKEEPING. Sent TO
}ail Tor nine months. For an attempt at house.
pisetlag he was rent 20 Jail for twelve months.
az uhsion Cox. petit larceny. sent 10 Jail for
=. Morris, selling liquor on Sunday. Fined $40.
sA,nes ksou, charged with similar offence,
va Treated in Ike manner.
~. no case against Robert Y. johnson. charged
ga go oo1eining $50 worth Of clothing from
,hnnfpan + Son uuder falae pretenees. has
''oN so' Tor triai ON the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
WHAT
TEN
WILL
DO.

The price of $40 for astrictly Atwood,
well-made, well-trimme1, and perfect
fitting SUIT seems almost incredible,
doesn't it ? But you can get one here,
and one to please you. Don't Imagine
that these snits are the kind You can go
anywhere and get for Sl0-they are not.
But they are better in every detail. They
are Suits in which reliable cloths excel
lent trimmings and good tailoring are
all united-Suits Of our superior make
and the kind of Suits which makes US
hosts Of friends and gives the house q
gratifying reputation; Suits which are
pleasing in design, correct IN style, and
perfect in lit Suits which have sold for
8, 81. 30, and 50 more when there were
more Of 'em, and were worth it. Suits
in light, medium, and dark effects, Cas-
simeres, Cheviots, Serges, and Flannels,
Sacks and Getaways Take the Suit
that pleases you best at $40. II you
can find as good or better one else
where for $l0 return the one you bought
and we will give You back youI money.
Fair enough, isn't 1t !?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08

So the Third-party men mean TO show
fight in Virginia this fall. Their conven-
tion will bo held at Lynchburg just two
weeks before ours is held here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
TODAY

we will sell 300 pairs Chill
dren'S Ribbed Tan-Colored
Hose at 25c. a pair. 35c. a
pair would be cheap for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-08
TIL URSDAY. JUNE 8. 1893.
If21ie ROrdeu's Trial.

Not very long ago IJzzrE borden. who
is on trlal OF New Bedford. Mass, for
numbering her father aud her step mother,
bitterly lamentcd that she was unable TO
satisfy public expectation with respect 70
her demeanor. She said thhtii she showed
uncOncern-or at least faith that her trial
would end with her ncquIttal -shc would
be charged with stoniuess Of heart. and
that # on tho other hand she exhibited any
nervousness u would be set DOM as cyl
dencc of her guilt
For tho most part LIZZIE has shown Won
dcrful c0mposure compOsure, we are s0r-
IS g. say. that ~ oftonor the accompani-
mont OF guilt than Of innocence, but pr
co7itrd on Tuesday while the public prose
outor was explaining % the jury what he
expected 10 prove against her, and was e&-
hibiting the hatchct with which the muir
deriug was done aud also tho cracked skulls
Of the two old people. the unhappy woman
sank into unconeciousness. and the court
hsi 20 take recess while restoratycs
wcro used upon her.
IIzlR's lameutatIon IS what has been
heard from many othor accused; from
many others. indeed, upon whom the most
damaging evidences Of guilt were fastened
Tins Is no new thing. over and over sgmn
have murdcrers complained that their
caImness was misunderstood ana was
charged toca,lou'ness whenlt should nave
been credited 70 innocence" II is iact
that tina; sort Of acting mo- longer takes
now. Here IN richmond We have seen ID
Vainiy trei Do two notable cases Dut Ie"'Y
Il Us "'u1'rinI now CAIN ana aFP'-
LOOK under circumstances tina, would
treelo tic blood ~ th. veins o. ON average
person. And what i- stranger sim is that
often those seil-cou'uued criminals are
not people from The siIms, bu, are people
who wore reared ~ ouict county homes,
wth surroundings winch should have pro-
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EMBROIDERED NULL APRONS. 22c. apiece.
SILK GLORIA UMBRELLAS, sac. apiece.
CnIIDRENS PARASoLs, 23c. apiece.
LACE CURTAINS. Ale. a pair.
LACE CURTAINS, 09c. pair.
LACE CURTAINS, big bargain, e1.ps pair
plete, SIC. apiece.
FISR Saline, Navy Blue, With white stripe,
COLLARS and CUFFS, nuted edge, Pink, Blue,
end White, PIC. set
FINE CHALLffS. 5Ac. n yard.
BEST DRESS GINGHAMS, SIsc. yard.
CREPE CLOTHS, pretty new effects, only
New and pretty FIGURED IRISH LAWNS,
hASb-ENBRoIDRRE NDKERCHTEFs-
Toe. quality for &c. apiece.
LADIES FAST-BLACK HOSE, , pnirs for Poe.
CHINA SILK. nearly yard wide, 43c. yard.
BOYS SHIKT-WAISTS, the celebrated sun
LADIES EGYPTIAN RIBBED VESTS, size.
LARGE PALM-LEAF FANS, Ic. q piece.
10 pieces DRESS GOODS, double width, va
10 BoYs' WINDSOR TIES, In Navy Blue, Sc.
LADIES PERFORATED LEATHER BELTS,
LADIES FRENCH sATINE WAISTS reduced
70 sI.25 apiece.
FINE DOTTED SWISS, beautiful quality, 19c.
o yard.
FINE cHAMBRAYs, solid colors, NC yard.
CHECKED MUSLIN, in short lengths. extra
good quality. only CSC ayard.
MEMS COLLARS, all styles and sizes, INC.
special Offering Of CoRsETs-R. & O.. C. B.,
ISAAC HELD. 600 Broad street.
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