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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Tho Conrnntion to BE Held Here.

Tho ConvBntiOn 20 BE Held Here.
There has hardly ever boon larger at
tendance Of mombcrs of the State Demo
cratic Committee thnn at the meeting held
here last night. when Richmond was de
cIdod upon a. thu place and August 18th
As tho time for holding the gubernatorial
convention. The basis Of representation
fixed moon was ono delegate for each 100
votes cast for CLEVELAND and STEVENSON.
y Norfolk was close competitor with
Richmond for the honor Of entertaining
thu convention. We won by only two
votes
The date finally agreed upon was com
promise between those who wished tho
convent. on hold in the last week in July
and those who wished II held in the last
week IN August. Thus tho committee
kept within tho limitation Of time which
custom has established for holding State
conventions of this character No candi-
date can well say that his fortunes have
teen advanced or injured by tins action OF
the committee. Governor MckiSNEY was
nominated on the 18TH Of August and
found the tno between that date and the
day Of election ample enough tor him to
scoro majority of about 5000 against
" HONE.
The question whether the convention
.hYu.d lo composed Of Gao OF $50 mem
b.rs was argued at some length. The great
triumph resulting from the Last large con-
venIon. aud the fact that on the basis OF
orr delegate for each POO votes many pre-
c.ucts m the state could have no distinct
repr, nation Influenced tho committee
to vote QUITO unanimously III favor
uf the 10 basis. our preference
vas for q smaller convention, bat We
recognize th' force If tho argument
wu ch prevailed with the committee and
doubt not that results Will confirm It's
u Judgment. This year we will know bot
ter than we d.1 last year how to handle
70 largo convention.
Tho expressions made were unfavorable
tohoiluc the convention IN the regi-
mentM Mmury on account Of its faulty |
acoustir-. lut uo action was taken on that
question. The expectation. however, pro-
bahlri- that tho convention viii be held
IN %, Mont Academy Of Music or IN the
Theatre.
The meeting was cheering ono. Points
e. lii,rorcc between members were de
I,t,d with spirit, but IT was brotherly
spirit.
lhe committee made a regulation with
,..pcct 10 absent members voting by
..oyy which. II * expected, will cause 1t
GID have larger attendance than hereto
.o~c.
our work has been VOL begun by the
committee. May II bc so continued 10y all
upon whom responsibility rests-that ~ TO
say, toy all Democrats we have
elected q new Democratic Governor, Lieu
touantGovernor Attorney General. and
General Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
California and the Chinese.

II was announced III yesterdays papers
that Congressman CAHISETTI. of Cali
fornia. after having had on "Wednesday a
short interview with the President. left
him In the full belief that IT Is his ,ntcn-
ton % see that the Characterization act
ispxecuted. This means, Of course. that
the President Will do what the people of
the Pacific coast desire him 10 do in this
matter of keeping our shores as free rs
possible from contamination 10y MonGols.
These victims of an arrested civilization
threaten 10 give trouble 20 all the rest of
mankind. There are 350,00O,000 OF them.
II is probably true--nay, It is almost
certainly truc-that the best of the Chi
nese do not migrate To this country, nor
any other, IN the attempt 10 find new
homes OF rather new sojOurning- places
for they all stand together in the work of
sending back 90 China the MongOls who
dic in any country foreign to theu own.
But If the Chinese of whom we have so
many thousands i'll the United States are
inferior to those who remain IN China, 20
much tho more reason is there for the
rcld enforcement of the exclusion law
which Congressman CAMISETTI says Presi.
dent CLEVELAND Is prepared 20 enforce
that is, to the oxtent to which 1t can DO en-
forced. MIR. CLEVELAND cannot be expected
to provide money TO paw for deportine the
contumacIous MonGols from this country
e. their own; but no can do the next best
thing. aud this Is 20 carry out all Of the
PROVISIONS of the exclusion act which he
has IN ms hands the power to carry out.
The Mongols who refuse 10 respect the
laws of the country of their temporary
domicile are IN certain sense outlaws,
and need not expect 10 be allowed 10 treat
those laws with contempt aud then appeal
e. them for protection. Protection Will
be extended TO all Of them who may COM
ply with the requirements OF the exclusion
act The rest must not count too conf
IDENTITY upon being sheltered by UNCLE
sAN's flag.
~ must be conceded by all discerning
persons that the Caucaslans of the Pacific
coast know better than any other citizens
of this country what disposition ought 70
.be made Of the Mongols who migrate to
that coast. What those Caucaslans may adj
Judge to be the best policy for them to adj
vocatc and pursue is Just what the wnite
people Of the rest Of the country ought to
Join hands with them i'll doing. II IS in
credible that thoy wall as body unite in
wrongiug the Chinese.
According 10 Mr. CAMISKrIJ the Chinese
coniemuiug our law will be made TO pay
the expense OF their deportation 10 China,
bat We DO not think they have any pro-
perry which can be sold TO raise money for
that purpose. IL is the laborers who are
Concerned ia this matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
CITY Nominations.

We expect the City Democratic Commit
tee 20 make haste slowly IN the matter OF
determining when and how our nomina-
tons for the General Assembly shall be
made.
Nothing should be done until after tho
State convention has been held. The
shorter We make our city canvass the bet
ter-always providing that we take enough
time 20 do our work thoroughly well.
II seems but little while since we we're
in the midst Of presidential campaign,
and here We are now preparing TO elect q
Governor. Legislators. &c.
Chairman PArTEsos, of the City Com
mittee. is worthy TO be trusted. and We
look 20 him to restrain the impotence of
other members of the committee. aud
meanwhile allow the people to think
over the question whether nominations
can be better made at primary election
or by a convention.
Friends. do not be so eager for the fray.
We need not draw swords till We see the
enemy. Aud then, when the charge is
sounded, we shall not have 20 much dis
lance TO cover when we rush forward TO
capture the enemy's guns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Roehle and palljgter.

The Washington Post finds il difficult 10
oe.soYe that the two bodies recently haul
cd out OF the Hudson river are the bodies
o. BoEHLE and PALLIsrfp. 1t can undcr-
stand how RoKHLK might have killed PAL
iAsrth, but with bullet wound through
h~ bead 1t can't understand how PALLIs-
Tni could have killed RoEHLE 10 return.
simultaneous killing there could not
nave been. because PALLIsTrR's pistol was
recovered with all OF the chambers loaded.
Zach man bad IN his head wound which
must have caused instantaneous death.
certainly all of this is strange. but not
stranger than that the boat In which the
men started across the river was found
pulled ny on the wharf ct Haverstrsw with
the oars in II.
II 'hisiast statement DO fact. II the two
bodies found are really those OF Rosux
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

and PAILsrEn. the conclusion is almost ir-
resistible that there must have been .
third man in the boat. and that he proba-
bly, killed one or both of the murderers
and then pulled the boat ashore and went
his way.
This is very mysterious case. II would
furnish very signal proof of the saying
that truth IL stranger than fiction " II
we could only determine whs, part OF IT
il truth and what part fiction. At present.
however, speculation runs rot and facts
are few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
LEV Y & DAVIS
OUR BIG SALE On LINENS
BEGINS
THIS MORNING..

Having purchased quite stock from an I'M
porter at the end of his season the prices were
made low. This advantage IA yours.
In the sale will be found TOWELS, NAPKINS,
DOILIEs, LUNCH-SETS. sTAND-COVERS, IA
BLE-DAHAsK, CRASH. HEhSTITCHED
SHEETS and PILLOw-CASRS. SPLAshERs,
sCARFs, LINEN sQuAREs-in fact. everything
that use, taste, or fashion calls for - here. and
a, lower prices than ever before shown In this
city.
We mention few articles, but the goods
should be seen 10 be fully appreciated We
should have mentioned that some OF the artt-
cles are slightly so.led from being handled by
the trade, bu; where anything WAS In that con-
d,tioL II was sold 20 very low, aud we shall do
Likewise.
The goods mentioned in this list are perfectly
fresh In every respect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

The International Construction Compa-
ny has been organized at San Francisco
with IRVING w. SCoTT as president, and
with capital stock of $40, OOO,O 900. to aid IN
the construction of tho Nicaragua canal
by securing a contract from the parent
company when the time arrives for build
ing the western division Of the canal from
Lake Nicaragua TO Brito.
Mr.. wARNER MILLER states that the men
IN the construction company represent
$500, 100000 or more. and he regards its
organization az q most important event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

The West Point Vir9jn'dn says that as
that section of the State has no show at
the governorship It must have either
the nomination for Lieutenant Governor
OF for Attorney General, and it thinks that
" General T.LIAFKBRo would fill tho first
position with grace and dignity, and Colo
mel AYLErT would make an excellent At
torney- General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

hncnt "Snag's" letter in the DfsPATCH
Of yesterday We must say that we are sat
isfod that there ls not now and has not
been for years any case Of smallpox in
the county Of Mecklenburg. The commu-
nication from Justice HUGHKs which ap-
pcared III our issue of yesterday settles
that.
We are glad to know also that the DIS
ease is under control in Lunenburg, and
that the quarantine regulations there are
yerv rigid aud are we'll enforced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
WILL BE CLOSED.
ORDER THAT ME OFFICERS

IN ORDER THAT THE OFFICERS
L Of the respective banks may have an oppor-
tunity 10 participate ia the .ises incident 10
the reiuterment Of eI-PTesident DAVIS. we, the
undersigned. would respectfully request parties
having NOT r. MATU RING On THAT DAY
(MAY 3lsT) TO attend 10 same on TUESDAY,
May 3Oth:
Na1IONAL BANK or VIRGINIA.
j. ". Lockwood, Cashier.
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANk,
Richard ". smith, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
II. &. Burnett, Cashier.
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
William NJ. HilI, Cashier.
TRADERS BANK,
r. :. Powers, Cashier.
CITY BANK,
J. w. sinton, Cashier.
SECURITY BANK,
A. y. Blair. Cashier.
MECHANTS' NATIONAL BANK.
j. r. Clean, Cashier.
Union BANK,
J. Il. Beasley, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK,
<. g. Wallace, cashier.
MER. AND PLANT. SAYINGS BANK.
H. 4. Wihism-. Cashier.
SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND,
james Nj. BAH. Cashier.
my l7-eod tMy 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

The New York Sun makes the good point
that no Chinese resident of this country
who pays respect to the provisions OF the
United States registration law is in any
danger Of expulsion.
Weeping over q dead donkey and weep
ing over the Chinese are both inexcusable
IN anybody who has any serious business
III tins world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
COAL AND WOOD.
CTANLEY LIPSCOMB & CO..
- GH1EENrH AND BROAD STREETS.
Phone 232.

We are receiving lsrge consgnments Of the
different grades OF COAL AND WOOD, which
40 offer 10 the public At the lowest market
price. We ask the public 20 give US call ana
We will guarantee quick delivery, clean Coal,
and the best Oak and Pine Wood ina, can bs
purchased. Our stock consists OF tho following
grades OF Coal and Wood:
Anthracite-NUt, Stove. Egg. and Broken
Sphnt-Lump and Hail; Firs-Croeh Lump
Dayton Nut, stove. and Egg; PocshOntas Luip =.
sieam-t GAL specially consists Of the following
grades: Pocahontas. Nuttleburg, Fre-Creek.
Quintamonr, cumberland. and oiher grades
Wood-Oak and Pine sawed. Kiuillug, Long.
fmy 12-f, SUI " 3ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
KAUFMAN q CO..
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.

Corner Fourth And BrOaQ tUeet5'
NULL CAPS AND p. K. HATS AND BONNETS.
The variety Of Summer Ileadgear for little
children Was never so large aud complete IN eV-
cry detail as now. The mother who cannot sup
ply her wants here must indeed be hard 70
please.
Plain White p. X. sun-Bonne,s, 15c.
Embroidered White Z. X. sun BOn1eis, 2Jc
Embroidered Pink Light-Bluo Z. Is. sun-Bon-
Rnnied. Front White p. X. Bonnets, $50.
Heavy Corded p. X. Tucked ana Embroidered
pink and Blue Corded Chambray sun-Bon-
nets, 0Dc.
PINK and Blue Corded EN- broidered Chambray
Sun BOnnets 9jc.
T. X. sun Hats, white. 2Jc.
Embroidered sun Hats, white, CSC.
Poke effect In p X. Has, 42c.
Poke effect Pink aud Blue p. X. Hats, 4Sc.
White Rufled-Brim =. X. Hats. G2r.
Embroidered p. X. Hats In white, SIC.
Null Corded Bonnets, Toe
NULL CAPS AND HATS.
Corded Effects aud Round Caps. l0c.
Open-WOrk 3-piece Cap, Zoe.
open Elect Mul! Cap, with Pom Pom and lace,
15c.
Embroidered Round Caps, &c.
Corded Round Cap, trimmed with Val. Lace,
@jc.
Pretty Embroidered 3-piece Cap. with corded
back, pc.
, pretty designs in Embroidered caps 2qc.
Ilhin anu DUkttl II luJ nun NAibf A'Nt 5ttAo'f
~ 10 SOC.
Fine Embroidered AMI Corded Caps, 3Sc.
Fine grade caps In all tho popular designs.
Also exclusive styles in high-grade Novelties,
ranging In price from 7jc to $500. watch are
too humorous 10 allow Of q description Of each
style.
NURSES CAPS.
Plain Full.Fr0nt Nurses Caps, 23c.
Wallace Trimmed FGll-trOnt Nurses Caps,
25c.
Dotted swiss Full-Front Nurses Gays, 20c.
Embroidered Back Full-FrJnt Nurses Caps,
Do
ffne Dotted Swiss Nurses Caps, 3Sc.
Fine Plain Null Nurses Cops. ~.
Three styles Fine Mall and Embroidered
Nurses Caps, Soc
Also, complete line Of Waitressos' Caps from
'2jc to 62c.
NURSES APRONS.
Five styles in Icbei and Embroidered Full
Size Nurses Aprons, choice POO.
Extra large size Deep-Iuck Nurses Aprons,
49,,
Fine grade extra size Nurses Aprons, 1Sc
Better grade Nurses Aprons from soc. 10 SI.7j.
sHIRT-WAIsTs AND WINDSOR TIES.
Special attention is called % tho good values
and pretty designs shown Ia Shirt " aists and
Windsor lies, " which We have Just received a
large consignment.
my lS-lh&t2t KAUFMAN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
THE TOW ER
Second and Broad Streets.

o3-inch CREAM CHINA SILK, 500. a yard -
guaranteed TO be worth 7jc.
27-incn CREAM CHINA SILK, 60c., worth
s7Iec.
EXTRA-HEAvY s7-INCH CREAM CHINA, 81
a yayi.
CREAM IfENRIErT 80 inches vide. 23c.
CREAM HENRIETTA, 30 inches. only J7l1c-
very hue twill
ALIWUOL CREAM HENRIETTA. 40 inches
only SOC. .....,..,
CREAM SEKGH, 40 inches wide. only 5Oc.
CREAM TRICO1. 40 inches wide, only J0r.
CREAM TWILL FLANNEL, oOc.. worth O2lgc.
CREAM ALBAfROSS, 40 inches wide Doc
worth 1bc.
CRkAM ALBATRoss, 40 inches wldo, 75c.,
CRKAM NUNs-vEII ING, fine grade, only 5oc
SOLID CREAM BATISTE all wool. only Zoe
n yard.
CREAM Joplin. all wool. only s7lSc
CREAM LuStKF, b inches wide, oOc.
CREAM LANSDOWN, ~ inches wide. excel
lent quality, worth el.11, only el.21.
CREAM CREPE. - inches wide, emily 81.
CREAM BEDFORD CORD. 99c.
CREAa STORM SEkGE. o9c.-iS inches wide.
CREAM BROADCLOTH. 81 n yard twin back.
We have fan line Of CREAM and WHITE
LACEs, all widths. suitable for trimming: and
another thing VIZ can boast Of, We have designs
Full Iino Of CREAM MllTs, GLOVES, and
CREAM SATIN. PLAIN GROs-GRATg.
MORE, and SATIN-EDGE GROS-GRAIN RIB
BONS, 10 all widths.
WIN open TO-DAY a line Of ALI-WOOL HOP
SACKING IN every shade. - inches wide. only
5Oc.-sutable for travelling costumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH is making large
and important improvements in its entire
pant. The DISPATCH will soon appear IN
Il new dress aud new form. II will more
than ever be the leading newspaper of the
cnpltal -Marrlsonhnrq ReD,dMc0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Many of our Virginia exchanges have
kind words to say Of Colonel BUFoRD and
ms candidacy for Governor and most of
them have published his address to the
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Tho hunt for pension frauds is still on. The
only ono captured 30 far is a Norfolk Va-) Demo
crat.-CoitnRbis (O.l JounaL
On the contrary DREwRY. the pension at
torney, is Republican. and is said 10
have bet $4,000 ON the election of HARRI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
SPECIAL SALE
or
WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.

one, two, and three-par lois-slightly soiied'
. pairs While NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
80 yards by ~ inches. 9"-S t.25. .....
, pairs WHITE NOI1lNGHAM CURTAINS
81 yards hy % Inches, 81 La. ....
= pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
80 Yards by 30 iucDes. sl.j0-Sl.l ID.
. pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
30 yards by 90 inches. s2--sl.2j.
pair WHITE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
80 yards by 30 inches. S1.jO-Sl.11.
3 pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM, imitation real
lace 3l6 yards 10y - inches. S2.21-sl.JO.
3 pairs WHITENOT1INGHAM, imitation real
lace. 80 yards by SO inches, f2.@J-el.1O.
pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM, imitation real
lace, 30 yards by co inches, S2.2J-Sl.JO.
pairs WHITR NOTTINGHAM, scotch lace,
80 yards by - inches, S2.2j-sl.JO
3 pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM, scotch lace,
4 yards by II inches, s2.7j-t2.
3 pairs WHITE NOTTINGHAM, Scotch lace,
$40 yards by go inches. *2.3O-s2.
% pairs POKlIEkES in oil the leading
shades. To close out We win offer Same AZ
sl.25 a "trip, or $3.50 per par-for couch
covers, mantcl draperies, or door hangings-
regular price,
s45O to 50 per pair.
From 10 ~ yards long, 40 TO % inches wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

Senator Daniel has in the editor OF the Aeics
ana Obserrcr a warm admrer and what we said
was not intended IA an dispersion Of him.
RaieNh NeWs dIld Observer.
We are glad 20 publish this, brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

IJATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.-
VI have received my spring stock OF MAT
TINGs. OIl~CLOrHo. LINOLEUMS, CARPETS,
RUGS. MATS. and SHADES. LACE-CrRrAINs
ana POLES. and PAPEkUANGlNG> Of All
grades and styles, whi,h | am Offering At the
lowest urices. 4. JENNINGS.
my lin $40 Main street, Ecemond, "A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
DOILIES.

COLORED BORDERED DOILIES, worth ell
&c.
COLORED BORDERED DOlLlES, worth
s1.25-07c.
DOUBLE-FACFD SATIN DAMASK OVAL
DOlLIES at 81 per dozen.
IS CREAM DOILIEs AND NAPKINS at SSc
a dozen worth 1928.
EXTRA HEAVY sILVER-BLEACHRD NAP
KlNS, worth So a dozen, for this sale, sl.63
dozen. HEMS1IICH DAMAsK NAPKINS.
sizo 56-regulariy sells at 800 per dOzen-for
THIS sale 500 per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
Fourqurean,
Price & Co.,
FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS

The the scarcity money etc. all have had their
effect upon trade and in consequence have determined to
double our business in the next six weeks. To do this
have made prices many lines of goods far below the actual
value and much less than these goods have ever been sold
You cannot afford to neglect such an opportunity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
HOPE FOR STOCK SUBSCRIBERS.
Important Decision Of Judge Mclaughlin
In n Land boom Suit

lHpecihi tcleErain 10 tne Dibphtcn.I
SrAuSroS, Va, May 1s.-ln the case Of tho
Clifton Forge Company against Hamilton, pend
ing here IN tho Circuit Court, Judge William Nc
Laughiin has Just made most important de-
cision. This IL s1t 70 enforce tho payment OF
subscriptions 10 stock IN the land company.
Charles Curry, counsel for Hamilton, put In tho
novel plea that the scheme was In the nature OF
and In principle q lottery. Yesterday Major
Thomas G. Elder moved the Court 10 strike out
tho ploa. Tho question was fully argued be-
fore tho Judge, and the Court holds that tho plea
In q good one and expressed from the bench this
opinion:
1HE OPINION.
at IA not Illegal for the owners OF tract OF
land 20 divide IL into parcels and 20 draw for the
parcels. but whenever the public generally IA
invited In, and for consideration allowed 70
draw for the lots or parcels, such enterprise ID
clearly lottery II the lots drawn for are OF M
equal valne.r 80 the plea stands and the case
will be heard later on. These pieadings, should
the defendant succeed In this case, viii brlng
hope 10 hundreds Of stock subscribers through
out the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
1gp(oFE!N
(9NPANY
~
II, 10, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND, FRIDAY, May 10, 1898.

RICHMOND, FRIDAY, May 10, 1898.
A warning An avalanche OF
cheap merchandise is imminent in
Richmond any day, a number OF
statesmen having taken advantage
of Stagnant trade and made it a
guise under which to sell trash.
We absolutely refused to put such
stuff in stock. Beware Little
prices often mean little values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
REMNANTS IN STAMPED LINEN.

hfMNANlc IN ~ AMIED ll.NINs
2PLAIN LINEN CENTRES. 10 10 DOC.
Id FklNGED DAMASK CENTRES. Is to loo.
y FRINGED UAMASk CENTRES. lie 20 sc.
DAMASK JEWEL-CASE G2I5 TO Soc
COTTON DUCK BRUSH TRAY, 10 10 Sc.
= PLAIN LINEN DOlIlES. % 10 ljc.
LINEN CTSllION-TOP, > 10 3.
LINEN PlCTUGE-FKAME COVER. 80 70
2jc.
= TINTED HEAD-REST COVERS. 12lf 20 sc.
= TINTED SOFA PILLOW-TOPS, ! ! 70 lOc.
31INTED SOFA PlLLOW-TOPS, 81 10 i0c.
3IINTFD LAU NDRN BAGS, 30 % Soc.
. DAMASK 1RAY-CLOTUS, size 1926, Is 10
35c.
DANASK SCARF. size 17x5O. - to 4Oc.
LINEN TRAI-CLOfH, IA TO Zoe.
MOMiE LINEN SPLASlIkkS. - 70 pc.
HENS ETCHED rEA-CLO I'll, 3dx3G, % 10
5Oc
3 IINkN DUCK HFAD-RESr COVERS. G2L
to SOC.
u LINEN DUCK HANDK ERCuIEF-BAG
U2lS 70 35c.
- ODD COTTON SLAMS. 30 10 zoe.
IRtMNANI RED DENIM. 81 yard. for Sc.
> deem ned DENIM WHISh-nOLDERS. 80
70 Pc.
Some of these stamped linens arc slightly
s0iled, and We have marked them very low, 50
as to dispose OF them preparatory to our special
sale OF STAMPED LINENS for MONDAY NEXT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
25 AND 37Ic. A YARD.
G. ARP

GREAT BARGAINS ~ INGRAM CAR
PETS.
The great advance in the price Of raw wool
has caused an advance I'm all Ingram Car
pots Of , TO 10c. per yard Desiring 10 re-
dure our stock as much "a possible IN The
next thirty days, We shall ouer, COMMENCING
tomorrow morning, our entire stock OF liz
grain Carpets at prices less than you Will
buy carpets again In \ long time. The price
includes making, laying. and lining AL put
down on your fiOor ready for u-t. go
worth SOC. - go
c. c. EXTRA-SUPER INGRAM. 5sc..
worth roc.
BEST ALL-WOOL INGRAM, 09c., worth
sac my l4-Su,W6F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

GOOD CHEvIOT snlRT-WAIsTs for oyery-
day wear, TO H. years, reduced from 2oc. 10
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

ALI-SILK TICK TIES, principally dark
colors, reduced from Soc 20 DC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19

BOYS PERCALE and CHEvIOr SHIRT
WAISTS. :, X, and years. dark ana hght
cOlOrs, reduced from 4Sc. to Poe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-19
EDUCATIONAL

GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
- UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.w. MAILKrr. Md. II. A. II. fuTrLe. NJ; =,
4. Pruf. Chem, Jh'n. Prot. Histology.
W. q. CHRISTIAN, N. H., A. ID. DREW. Nh, In.
Prof. Anatomy. sec. o., Prof. Physiology.
Opens July 5th. closes september 2, ls'j.
graduates preparing for examination t7i)ee
state or other medical boards For circular adj
dress sscretary. DIR. W. q. CHRISTIAN, Uniyer.
city stntson, Charlottesville. Va.
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