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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
WILLIAM TlNsLey's AssAILAN1s.
The Medailists as 81. Josephs School
D,awtddie-County onncers Qaaiify.
fCorrespondcnce Of tho Richmond Dispafch.i


D,nwtddie-County omcers Qasiify.
fcorespondence Of tho Richmond Dspaich.f
PETERSBURG, VA, Juno 20.-Tne police made
several arrests last NIGHT OF parties charged
with TIA felonious assault upon NJ. william Tins
lev. An were dlscnargci except Parrish Hol-
connie tsoloredI. ~bo was hehtined ~ nr. II"s :.
Icy % she QUO Mo assaiief hin. Holcompe ~
In jssl awaiting examination
sr. sossvTs eArBerac SCHOOL
The closing exercises Of ~. Josephs Cathsbc
Parish school ssSs p ns,,y s"srasd 20 the
distinguished scholar by Rev fsthef re,Ic'.
was drawn for Ivy thfoe youns lsa'sc, "h9 49,
tnsif examinations equally wsll-vh'
Mas6ie Bailey, Lizzie Collins, ana Msssio
Rnreess Tho let fell to Mis- Burgess, VINO Won Won
the medal At no tins during the session Ins'
closed did either Of these youns ladies' average
under 30 IN their standing
pisp OF MS IsJrRIFs.
John Warren. tue soiored carpenter, dieo ihte
last nseht OF the Injuries Accidentally recoNou
several days ago while engaged in building
house on naiifax street.
|. prswIpprs COUNTY sgws.
The monthly torn Of the County Court OF DIN
widdie WAS nesd yesterday. Mr.. j. A. H mnnsm'
was nned sg5 for assault upon Mr.. whnsms
All OF the county officers recently elected ~
psafed and gave bond and qusiinea TOT Ia ,bs
subject Of much interest, aud ~ was 1esel-
mined TO hold mass~mecting OF the De"o o.,
cratic party AZ the July term OF tns cour. 70
select delegates 10 tho state Convention. rrvu'
what can he learned Of the sentiment OF tne
people, II rs believed the county VIII scnu uo'o-
Under The influence Of tfs ladies' Au1i'iary
| Of the Youne Msp's Christian Association tne
prof,rtStors Of the stores 10 this city have gene.
rally agreed 10 close their places OF business AZ
| q o'rlo~k y. NJ. on and after July lsf
The tixhtness Of tho money marker ~ NorJ
nationally felt here.
THE BASEBALL srAr.
The rumpus which broke mp the bsse.oall
game ycsterdsy afternoon between the refers.
burg aud VARSITY teams has been the t0pic ~
discussion here to-day. The conduct 0, INC
homo team IL universally sustained. IL had peen
agreed by the managers OF the two CLUBS that
the game should be called at i've minutes pas.
O O'Clock, no matter how the innings ssov'
Ibe rumpus occurred at three minutes 70 %
when fhs homo team was ahead.
The whole cause Of the trouble was tbe appa.,
rently oficious conduct OF negro attendant oi
the university team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

there are classes Of patients who, whom
taken up BY the city ambulance, should
not be carried 70 the almshouse hospital.
but 70 some othcr hospital This can be
sasi,y arranged and At . moderate cost, We
imagine.
We tsnst that II will receive due consid-
eretion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
ALseMARLe NEWS PlPPlNs.
Echoes from the Literary Retreat oil
Ameiic RfvesCh anier--Peron aI.

Echoes from the LiternrS ""''o"' "'
Ameiie Rfves-Chsnier-Perso naI.
fCorrespondeuce OF The kichmond Dispatch.l
CHARIorfssvILLs, VA, jane 2O.-James IL.
Gilmore, Jr., son Of Professor Gilmore, OF the
University Of Virginia, was granted cer'ineate
10 apply for license to practice law. 800
Mr.. James II. Tifman has sold MS farm OF $50
acres near Kes~ick. TO RuoI Emerson, OF NOW
YORK. for 1000 cash.
Miss JAMIE smith. aged IA, the daughter OF
Mr.. ID. l.. smith, had the misfortune 70 Ihi
from . cherry-tree, sustaining painful ana sefi-
Gus injuries ,,.,,
Mr.. ]. A. CHAMBER IA at Castle HILL"
Miss Julia Magruder, who has been WISHING
the family Of Mr.. Carter II. Page, left yesterday
Tor her home nj Concord, N. q. she Is n warm
friend and adpirer Of Miss Amelia Riyes- Chan
ler. and has spent some time With this distin-
guished authorizes at "Castle HILL" Inc latest
work of Miss Magruder will appear IN the sep
TEMPER or October No Of the Lddws' Home Jour
nal ,,
Miss Eliza Howard, Miss Eliza Riggs OF this
city, and Miss Myers, OF Baltimore, went TO CHI
cago yesterday 20 visit the exposition.
An infant con Of Mr.. i. w. Bailey died last
night. also one OF Mr.. j. ID. Via
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Omsss Filled by Dsmoctat1

tCorfe'poadence OF the hcnmond Dspatch-J
FAnNviLtR, Va, June 20, LIN the County
Court to-day, Irregularities being proven In the
returns froIA tho late election II Hice's Precinct,
the certificate OF election which had been
allowed W, II. Hubbard (Thrd-partyite), for
supervisor was annullcd. AMI she tams given 10
". II. Carter Democrat), for whom IL vas shown
Q majority OF 20 votes was cart. Othor of1ces
OF minor importance were likewise vacated BY
the court ard rallied with Democrats, who had
been duly elected, though the rsurns wore In
favor Of the Republicans and hiId-partyltes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Many Of the failures Of the so-caiied " western
banks" are Of inflated private concerns with
small capital. and not national banking inssitu-
tons They receive great deal more attention
than they dcserve.-IHfiodelphi Mon,factursr.
No doubt: but what is the remedy:
Surely not TO found more of these lin
fated private concerns"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

You can take your choice at
G1c. a yard of a variety of
STYLES of Summer Dress Goods,
for instance, Brown Lawn with
neat figure, worth l2ac. a
yard; Crepe Cloth, worth
12lc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

We close to-day al o CLOCK.
A great REDUCTION SALE
commences here Thursday morn
ing, to prepare for whichwe1l close
the doors to-day at 2 o'clock.
We've many thousands of dollars
worth of goods in excess OF the
stocks that should be here when
July inventory is taken, and we'll
devote all the time necessary to-
day to a marking down of prices
that will make several thousand
dollars worth of goods change hands
quickly.
The sale will continue until
Saturday night. Every article in
the store is always plainly price
marked. In this great sale the
new price will be written under the
present price with blue pencil.
The whole store will be under
tribute for this great three-days'
sale.
Have you known the luxury of
a Bath.Robe Would you /? Here
are 2S that were made to sell at
s4.75 to $3.50 To-day you may
buy them at s. to SO. They'll
virtually last forever. Pretty,
luxurious-..a necessity after you
once wear one.
With them ere offered 100 dozen TURKISH
TOWELS, 1880 inches; great bath COM
panlon.. 12tsc is the price To-day &c. or
six for SOC.
1900 yards OF full yard-snd-s-half wide
TARLETAN-cardinai, pink, blue, green,
brown; to-day at DC. yard.
Another invoice OF FURNITURE LINEN. plain
and striped; 50-inch, grand quality; 50c.
the yard.
The great EMBROIDERY sale
gathers momentum as the days 60
by. Even after the great selling
of Monday and yesterday there was
last night 50, 900 worth in stock.
Such selection in embroidery and
at such prices is surely combina-
ton new to Richmond.
Did you share in the unusual
SOC. LACE offering yesterday !?
Charming in beauty and price-ease.
Plenty for to-day. Bourbon, 5 to
II inches wide. .
Here's another nevness-Point d'Irelande at
East Aisle.
Just four dozen Silk Windsor
Ties at I5c. instead of 25c. They
may last till 10 o'clock.
Mems Tecx and Four.iu.Hand scarfs-the
graduating ends among them-26c. from
100 SIX Four.in-Ilauds at loo, or two for a
quarter. ,
Here's the best SOC. WORKING SHIRT you
or We ever saw. Canvas cloth. stripes
dots, solid colOr-and the colors are dark.
medium. ana light.
Mems oxford Neggees-or Hopsacking
shirts--half Numbered To reduce stock To-
day they'll be s1.50 instead Of 81.
Front.
"Dog-on the flies " Tut, tut
don't swear. Screens II save you
the worry that's making the wea-
ther hotter---t0 you---
Extension Screens wire covered. nt any win
dow. Is 10 BAN inches wide, Zoe.
Fit any window 20 TO 80 inches wide, Doc.
A carload OF Mason's Improved Fruit-Jsrs
came yesterday. Are you needing? Cohen
prices on them.
so dozen Gold Banded CUPS AND sAUCRRs
to-day CSC. dozen instead OF 81. Deco
rated at same price.
FRUfT-sAUCERS, white, 15c. dozen from
SOC.
CAKE-PLATEs, white; fancy shapes, &C. In
stead OF csc.
French. China BREAKFAsT.PLA 90c a
dozen from sl.j9.
SOUP-PLATES. SOC. a dozen from csc.
900 boxes Double Pointed TOOTHPICKS-ths
boxes are said to hold 5000; We never
counted 'em. To-day lc. q box.
Basement
The Ribbon sale closes with to.
day---and we've heightened the at
fractions to make this day famous.
Front
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Summer commences to-day. 10 the
almanac states. but the thermometer has
been recording summer weather for some
time past.
The days are now IA bours and AZ
minutes long, but will begin to shorten
after the 25th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

ridiculous shsn tho promls,uous and random
use OF laxative pills spd other drastic cathsr-
tics. Those wrench. conyulfs, and weaken both
the stomach All tho bowels. II Hostetter's
stomach Bittets be used instead OF thess no
remedies the result 1, accom plished without
pain ana With sseat benont 10 the bowels, tho
stomseh, and she iivsr. uso this remciy when
constipation rnauifests itseif, and thofoby pre-
vent II from becoming chrome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
NAVAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Nprfoik's Suburban Pension Frauds 80 BE
Investigated -Pefsonsi Notes

rCorre.pondence OF tho Ricbm3ri Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, June 2O.-The United state'
steamship Newark IL expected here from the IT
Lawrence river some time to-day and VIII a.
onee he pIaeed In the dry dock for extensive
overhauling. The Rssox has been moved over
10 ST. Helena 20 have her guns moved, ana VIII
be repaired and rent;od as trainlhs-shlp ioi
one OF the States. She will not DO fcturbcd t'
active services IN the navy again.
Paymaster David A.. Smith. who - IN charge
OF the pay departments OF the receiying-ship
Port ROYAL and the James river monitor Meet,
will be detached from this station on the lo'h
OF July and ordered TO tho United States steam-
ship Baltim ore for three-yesrs cruise on tue
Asistic station.
MORE PENSION swINDtEs.
Alleged pension frauds In adjacent counties
on an extensive scale are 10 be investigated by
the department at an early day. In this cry
alone the many frauds uhesrthed against w. X.
Drury, the lawyer, are likely 10 ecnd him 70 the
penlfentiary for the remainder Of his life.
Norfolk nov has nfst-ciass boat club.
ORDERED 70 LEAVE.
Ons OF the Hsyana Island rioters. Norman
Wooster, who " inst out OF the pententiary, was
ordered 20 leave the city yesterday.
Grand Master Thomas y. Render, NJ Rich
mond, and the Independent order OF Odd-Fel
Iowa Of Virginia, IL in the city.
M. n. A. DOdsO1 mas gone ~ Atlantic City. ".
j., a delegate 10 the Supreme Conclaye OF the
independent order OF Hepiasophs.
The Granby-street Methodist church OF this
city will erect a 100000 edihce, OF which Car
penter PEBBLES, Of Petersburg. Will be the
architects
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN one.

1WU HEiDN HhE BETILK HIN UNE'
Very likely, and that makes 1t a good
thing to DO paired. Most people travel
in pairs, but not when they come to our
store. In that case they come In
throngs. It's the fashion in town to buy
from our stock, and the crowd follows
fashion. That makes our store the gene
raj resort of buyers of Clothing. This
week we're making an especially attrac-
tive display in this line. When buyers
come, goods 60, and just now our Suits
are going very fast. We haven't turned
editors. but we're using the scissors
cutting prices. We are offering
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
EDITOR FRANK s. WooDsoN Welded
Miss Nora Boston Rice. of FnrmviiIe. the
Bride--The Ceremony.

Miss Nora Boston Rice, oil fnrmvtIIe, the
Bride--Ths Ceremony.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)
FARMvnIB. June 20.-By common consent the
nuptial event to-day between Francis Sylvester
woodsOp, OF Daaville, aud Miss Nora Boston
Rice, Of Farmvflle, was the most beautiful that
has been performed here tor long time. The
bfide was IN exquisite attire. as wac also each o.
her maids. while tho groom and groomsmeD
were IN the height OF fashion, The "best
man was Mr.. u. w. Dudley, OF Denville, who
entered tho church with the groom. while the
bride came up the opposite aisle leaning on the
arm Of her brOtner, Mr.. W. A. Rice. Miss Laura
Nelson, Of Richmond, was the chosen maid Of
honor.
ATTKsDANTS.
The other attendants were Mr.. W. 4. Cope.
land, OF Danvillo, and Miss Lily Whitehead
Mr.. W. W. Keen, Of Dnnyille and Miss Kate
Burton; Hon. H. NJ. Burton, and Mr.. C. {. Flem-
ing The ushers we're Messrs. J. b. Wall and r.
n. G. Rice. while Rev DR.. Bagby perfotmed the
ceremony. unique feature OF the wedding
march was that Of two very email chill
dren, the niece and nephew OF the bride, who
preceded the contracting ones up the aisle TO the
altar, beariug q beautiful siiken pillow upon
which lay the wedding ring.
and groom left for Asheville, N. G. From there
they will go 10 their home, IN Danvile.
THE HAFrY C0rPLE.
The groom II the editor OF the Danville Regis
ter, whist the bride IL the youngest daughter oil
Mrs Francis J. Rice and IL great fayorite 10
the social aud church circles Of Farmville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
JUDGE MoFFsrr, or ROANOKE, co.
he Succeeds Judge Grimm, who Rsssgnsd
TO Bscoms Clerk Of the Court.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DspstcnI
salex. Va, June 20.--1ovsrncr Mckinney
has appointed W. W. Monctt to al tho I'M
expircd term Of wingnsid Grimm 40 county
,udss hero, tho latter having resigned 70 qusiify
- cisrr Of the confts 10 which once ," wss re-.
csn.iy elected BY tho Democrsts. Judge none,'
Ia ~ years Of age. brother OF the ,nte nov. ..
" MofYett. and was member OF the Legislature
1882 80 for kappaaaunock county, ana eitcr.
ward. one Of the magistrates for the pissrfI o!
CoIumbia which pinc6 he was compened 70 give
n n on account OF iiI-heaith. Judge Monetfs ap-
poIntment gives general sstisfscttcn.
The confess ed election case OF McCauIey ~.
c,t,y,n viii NOT como up until July court aud ID
the mean time Judge Grimm will qualify and
take charge ~ Clerk Of the Courts
Lsst saturday afternoon the residence OF
Evans Morgan, IA the Hollins neighborhood, was
burned 20 the ground. with the loss OF every
thing. Cause believed 10 be acc'dcnta'; no m
Three hundred AMI cishty-nve tcachcfs ara
Registered to attend the Summer school OF Me-
thods which com nenccs here on 'no -o'n VI 'n''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
n.s,h of. Venerable Lady.

fCorrespondsnce OF the Rt'hmond D'spatch.l
C,pr CHARLES, VA, juno 19.-Mrs: Charlotte
Travis, oil years Old, and mother OF MI. Jonn II
Whitehead, OF THIS couoty. died ycsternsy inorn y,
the family butying- lot Of tho Cape Charles
cemetery this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
hvsrs,,,es Again Victorious.

IcPvHkf tsIcKrH1t % tnu Dis9ftcu.f
LySCpBCR0, Va. June 20.--The game OF base
ball ths afternoon between tue University o
Virginia and Lynchburg teafos resulted IN a
victory for the former By score Of 10 4. The
Lynchbrrgs hayiLs won the provoas game tho
third and decisive game viii be played to-lnor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Ladies' Wrappers.

sEA-IsLAND PERCALE, tight back, full
front, with belt, deep Spanish iouncs on skirt,
collar aud cuff edged with neat friil, size 30 to
A.. extra good vslue-havo been selling for
e1.25-pricc, Sl.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

sy N convalescsnos from pneumonia, fevsss,
or othsf facilitating dissdsss, your QUICKEST
way 70 "a fssh and strsngth b with Doctor
PicfceS Golden Medical Discovery. Tn.s
yo"r 6cdv: and puis every function into
xrfers working order. Il makes thoroughly
elective every natural means Of repairing
ana uourishit,g your system. For pale,
puny, scrofnlous children, especially, nothing
sppfdachs Il. II builds up oofnpIeeeiy tnsir
0ssb. their sffeugth, and thdr hsAlfh. /.
Tks Discovery" h the only esordms<ed
blood medicine. In tho most stubborn
gcrofulous, Skin Or Scalp Diseases, kcssma,
Salt rhetim. and every kindred ailnent,
II IL doesn't benefit or cure, yoo hsvs your
money back.
No matter how bad your csse, Dr.: 6Ages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
PERSONAL
RIO WHOM TT MAY CONCtI


nNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCth ~ :,
Il Take notice that the aaiersiznsi ho.tS.
duly quali1eI e. Administrators ~ D, h' 20 ~.
otherwise BENJAMIN Is. OkAh, d''rA
der the Ia ~ " the STATE OF Ne" Jrfseli -,..
state, at kockaway, sail decsfe1i %
ciled ct the date VI mis- death, VII o. 80
representative having qualified lp9H y III.
OF tho said decedent within the state 2" '.,,.,
move under section 2527 Of The t7ie ,I,I.
tho Circais Court OF Richmond ny pA -
the Both day VI October. 1898, ~ ili',' ....,,.!
fer 20 such person or persons ~ NE l'- .s'f4.
may direct 40 SHARES OF Ihr ~ ~.
STOCK OF THE VIRGINIA So, IT,
eukANCE COMPANY. . cotporsilon go, Z
the STATE OF Virginia, standing ~ ihs 10.
her said decodent on tue books 81 rAii =.
sion (Which books are kept si lts ltu. -, =
10 said city OF Rienmonil AMI 'FL'f. 4. p.
Certificate No 2l5, dated May x i'....y 50
name OF her said deceiebt anl i.o@ rps
SHARES OF The CAPITAL slVA ,.ea
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA o.
created BY the state Of Virginia. sta' 40
name Of her said deeedont On We 80 u.
BANK (which books are kept az u, lih ..,,s.
tce In the said city OF Ricnmonn H.. a..
sented By the follo~ing certificates "a ~ -, ID
OF her sad decsdent-viLi "" -" f,r )
shares: No 30d for 10 SHARES; 20 ~ !
ahares: No Sal for shares; NJ. 80
share, and No. 500 for shsre. ov,N
Administrative OF BENJAMIN 3. Orann, le-
BY COKE 4 PicgaKLi, iioF 1ofnssySw ,t.sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Ladies' Serge Suits,
$50, s1o. els, 1850, s27, and s35 each.
Ladies; ParasoIS.

TAN COACHING PARAsOLs, 81.
WHITE CHINA AND sURAH PARAsoLs ~,
FIGURED CHINA PARAsOLs. In navy blue,
light blue brown. green, and lavender, -.
PLAIN SATIN PAkASOLS. blue and black, . 1.
RED COACHING PARAsOLS, imported, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

THE MINISrERIN(s CIRCLE OF
u TRE KINGS DAUGHTERS, who ara work.
Ing Y bsitla home sor ipcurabses, viii give q
BIRTHDAY FfTE at the GOVERNORS NAN
SION on THURSDAY, June 22d. from 10 10
J. y. EVER oss = limited 70 attsnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

LADIES' DUCK SUITS. 81.
LADIES' COhDINE SUITS. with serpentne
waists, pink and heliotrope stripes, 500. now
81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
A DANvIlLE BOYS SEVERE FALL.
Quick Work Made of Burglar Burch-A
ChiId's Marrow Escsps.

ChiId's Marrow Escsps.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.1
DASyILLx, Va, June 20.-A 3-year-old
son OF Mr.. b. p. Taylor. living In North Danville,
fell from the third story window OF his fathers
dwelling last evening, breaking both arms and
being badly bruised about tho head. The fall
was about thirty feet and the escape from In
slant death MAS miracle.
QUICK WORK.
James Burch tcolored, Was arrested here Sat-
urday for breaking into the sme ke-house owned
by james stone. OF the county. He was exam
ined By a county justice yesterday morning and
sent on TO Chatham. Bnrch was indicted by the
grand jury in the afternoon, tried by petit
jury and gwen four years in the penitentiary.
ABUxAwAY ACCIDENT.
Yesterday evening while Mr.. J. B. Young was
out driving In the country with his vile and
child tho hocso became frightened at an engine
and dashed on. Sir. aud Mrs Young wer
thrown out aud bruised and the horse ran hal
| a mile before no was stopped, ri.h the child 10
the vehicle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
The CRAZE FOR OFFICE.
Insurance Companies Settiing-A Rich
moud Man Welded at Chase CITY.


fCorresuondepce Of tho Rtchmonc Dispatch.1
CHASE CITY, Va, June 20.-The County Court
yesterday was principally occupied with the
qualification Of Justices. supervisors, copstables,
and other minor officers. The desire for official
position IA 80 great that even the once OF Over
seer of the Poor IL eagerly sought. This posi-
ton is now filled in several districts by colored
persons.
Representatives Of tho various insurance COM
psnes losing by tho reccnt fire here are now
present ascertaining and adjusting losses. There
appear no difficulties In tho way OF satisfactory
and prompt settlement.
BEAIEs-pE1TrS
THIS morning at the residence Of Mr.. Thomas
Y. Pettus, near hero, we're married Sir. Arthur
x. Beales, OF Richmond, 10 Mss Ella Pettus, OF
this county The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. A, jenkins. of Oxford, N. C., asssted by
Rev. W. Il. smi'hey, OF this place. The bride Is
an attractive and popular young lady and a
daughter OF the late Colonel Thomas II. Pettus,
Of Meckienburg. The groom 1, engaged IN husi-
ness with the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway
onces in Richmond. The happy young coupe
left on the afternoon train for Richmond, their
future homo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
Umbrellas.

2o-inch GLORIA UMBRELLAS, twisted grape
2e-jnch SILK.WARP GLORIA UMBRELLAS,
natural wood handle, metal trimmed, SILK tas-
sci, sl.50 eacn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
,r,ur sIrpscRTRER DESIRES I

Il ASCERTAIN In what par, OF NirsaiA NJ a.. ace,
sLgEr. who died in tke early psrs o. u, 81
emf century. resided. Her oro'h. .,',vS,er Z
Er s Roarn' rrancls ROuru moved iro.a "a n
pspsr county, va. 70 JsssAnine COUNTY ~, a.. q
f783. Ths sad Rachael slecs 80 ." anu 10
Tac,sns White, VINO married hOr,oa =, as1 Less
Jsssslnins county, KY, aud mo,s' R,ebs,,
county, Mo-, 10 1880. Ihe es,t I'm snJ 80,
nSvss s&ttled. Any Information -
parry viii Do thankfully recs1ysd.. oR,SsO>,
T.~ts aouuty, NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

ENGLISH CAMBRIA J.AUNDERED sHIRT-
WAISTS, made to sell for Toe. each. size ~
only-39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ HSSYExD ~ SxS plssAzOx xAsAz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
EXCURSIONS, Re.

MOONL1 Ct II L EXCLUSION
wi The Ladies' Aid society Of the First Presby-
terrain church will give their ANNUAL EXCU u
SION on the Ariel to DUTCH GAP THURSDAY.
June 22d.
Delightful music and refreshments.
Boat leaves at 1880 I. NJ. le2l-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21
REMOVALS.

bog leave 10 announce TO my patrons and the
public tina. have REMOVED ny SADDLE and
hAkNEss MANuFAC CORY 70 No. iA9s EAST
No. 1893 oasI Franklin street, ~ branch
house, Mr. w. A. ROBERTSON IN charge. ! Do.
eifs "a express my thanks tor the generous
patronage have received. and solicit . con-
" Improved ~ 70 quantity npd erado OF goods.
and ga now ready 70 furniAh essryshins In my
line e shs Finest qualify snd = " R.sss
Ricaxoxp, Va. June ~, lsos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-21

Look at this schedule Leaves Richmond Sat-
urday night, July let. at 10 O'Clock sharp ar
rIyes ut Newport News at . A. N. and norfolk at
4. N, Leaves Norfolk sunday at p. NJ and
Newport News at Z j. Nj; arrives az Richmond
1890 Sunday night
tickets also good 10 return the following Tues
day. July \. 1893. 49,
Beach, Ocean View, Hampton. Soldiers Home,
&c.
Meals and refreshments on steamer.
Music by a grand Urchestrion.
Ladies saloon reserved exclusively for them.
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