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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
THE GETTING 1T DOWN

down is worse. And, after
all the disturbance, therc'a
only a little temporary good.
From beginning to end, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arr
better. They're the smalles;
and easiest TO take - tiny.
sugar coated granules that
any child is ready for. Then
they do their work so easily
and so naturally that 1t lasts.
They absolutely and perman-
emily cure Constipation, In.
1,0o-tfo, nil;o,,g Attach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Fine French Soups.
Bavarian Wines.

WE ARE THE SOLE RETAILERs OF The nos sos
nAyArIAN WINES. SPECIALLY IMPORTED ~
rs AND notified IN THE ROYAL BASA n|na
WINE CELLARS. At THE CHATEAU ~ W. "rursg
'crew.Ny, IN ORDER TO poPULARIzE Thssss
WINES wa ARE SELLING THEM AT LEss i"~
HALF THEIR VALUE. .1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

fENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD TO THE WEST.
IT. Louis ana Cincinnati Express leaves New York
10 100 noon; arrives Cincinnati rs q. M and 81.
Louis , 30 y. NJ next day. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
\ BLOW AT TIE NArIoXAL EAXXING system

Washington. Jan. 2l-Mr. Anthony. Of Texas. Of
icrcd In the lIouse oday bill 10 prohibit u" further
charrrng % National banks and for the retirement OF
National bank notes whca are to b. replaced by silver
dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

Sick and Bilious Headaches, and ali derange
rnents OF the liver, stomach and bowels
They're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, OF
your money Is returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

based upon their experience In the effort to bring to
puDishmtn Mt the officers who wrecked these banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Grocery
Department.

tF.tth door, New Buildinsl
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. FIFTH tLoons
NEW BUILDING Is COMPLETE STORE Ii
ITSELF BEING WELL STOCKED WITH fVL1
ASSORTMENT WINES. LIQUORS. FANCY AMI
STAPLE GROCERIES, AT THE LOWEST PRICE&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Imported
Spring Wraps,
Jackets and
Costumes.

Immense assortment OF MODEL SAMPLE CARMEyyu
which We are offering os LESS THAN THEIR COST a.
MANUFACTURE In order 70 popularile our new els.s
dapartment; DESIGNED BY the most PROMINENT va
DISTES Of PARIS. LONDON and BERLIN-vir:
EMILE PINGAT. FISCHER RoBERTS
DOUCET. successors to
SARAH MAYER sARBELLE. EUFFIy
EMILE PASQUIER La ROY.
CLLIAC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
J cas-.
49,

Il, order to Introduce our Teas
zee wiW sell for t,cO days only our
CSC. a pound grade for 49c.
These are exactly the same grades that rrulH daAS"
sell for 81 pound
FORMoSA OOLONG, JAPAN'
YOUNG HYSON, CEfLoN'
ENGLISH BREAKFAST MIXED.
NOT MORE TIIAS TWO POUNDS WILL BE soL1
TO ANY ONE CUSTOMER
CHOICEST CALIFORNIA FRUIT,
PACKED SPECIALLY FOR Us IN REFINED sC'AA
SYRUP.
Apr.eos
White Cherries
Partett Pcais
81
Yellow Peaches
"a
FIR ,neh goneless Sardines. half boxcs.."..-".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
HANGING IN THE BALANCE.
A FAIR PROSPECT OF PASSING THE QUAR-
ANTINI, BILL.

TAMMAXY HAD TO BEND ALL ITS ENEEGILs
TO CARRY THE JENKINS AMENDMENT
4 RECESS TILL MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
g. i MACY. =,
9TH AVE-, 18TH TO 18th ST.

Suitable for all classes, at PRICES LOWER rH,~
EVER BEFORE quoted every section OF our vast ca
cry Department furnishes material for this sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
I Should Lose the Use Of 1t.

felt better after began with Hood'e Sarsaarlia
ana when had taken four bottles the rheumatism entirely
left me. have been minister Of the ". L. church 10
years. and like many Others Of sedentary habits, have
suNcre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
Prices range from S9.99 IN
10 Sl64.0O.

There are no duplicates OF these hsheass garueak
and AN EARLY VISIT will prove BOTH PROFITABLE
and INTERESTING they advance samples Of ~
the SPRING FASHIONS will be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
MOSQUITO NETTING, white. 45c. piece.

All colors. 90. piece.
Best quality, > yards 10 a piece.
FRENCH WRAPPER AND oACQUE FLAN-
Mel. choice printed designs, Imported by ur
Tor spring wear, zoe. n yard.
TENSlS FLANNELs for ladies' tennis and
ou,ing costumes, dressing jacques, shirt-waists,
FINE PHOENIX FLANNELs for ladies' and
nous Palamas AMI sleeping suits, hight weight
extra hne quality, unfa1iug, and unshrinAing-
b. p. already snruuken at the mill, IN checks
Stripes a., 621S aud 7jc. = yard.
sOFf-FINISn BATlSlE black ground with
narrow white stripe. small rugs, dots, &c, 3 l.
iucuos. fast black. l2ltc. yard.
ENGLISH Long CLOIH, especially recon-
mcnded Tor ladies' and children's nnc under
wear very soft ami delicate will not turn yell
LEVI yards IN piece, s1.5O.
10 pairs kTAMINE CURTAINS, ~ Yards
long, - inches wide. SPECIAL price stylcs,
8 a pair.
special sale in MADRAS CURTAINS in cream
and lemon, 10 pairs 3 yards long. - inches wide.
special price. . styles, tl.50 pair.
10 pairs CKEAM MADRAS CURTAINS. 3ls
yards long, 43 inches wide, ? styles. - n par.
MUSLIN CURTAINS. plain and figured. 3ia
yaris long. 20 inches WIDE. ruf'el edge, newest
thing Tor summer curtains 1890 PAIR.
special sale IN IRISH POINT CURTAINS, 10
PAYS 80 yards long. - inches wide regular
prics "A, special price goo.
pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS, 4 yards
long, 43 irdlos wide, very heavy pattern. Regu-
lar price SJ.51 special price 81.
pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS, 80 yards
long, % inches wide latest pattern. Regular
price $3.50, special price 81 par.
] pair IRISH POINT CURTAINS. yards
long, % inrnss wide. Regular price $3.50, spe-
cial price g.
pairs IRISH POINT CURTAINS, 4 yaris
long. "A inches vide. Regular price 1880,
special price $40.
par IRISH POINT CURTAINS, yards
long, inches vide. Regular price SO. spe-
cial price $40 pair.
FIGl RED Mt'SLIN. 40 incncs wide. cream
ground, light blue Old rose, yellow, aud white
lgIres Ihc. ward.
JO-INCU FIGURED SASH MUSLIN, @5c. n
yard.
ii-iNCH BRASS ROD. &c. a foot.
BRACKETS. 6c. pair
CH iNA SILK FOR mantel drapery, figured on
one edge, entirely new. light blue, light green,
ana Old rose. 81 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
It S
GET TING
V ARM !

The warm, sunny days have come, and
it's time that YOU were thinking about get
ting lighter suit-and You might Is
we'll get the BEST when you do get 1t.
There heap more satisfaction in wear
ing rightly tailored, perfect fitting
clothing dixie we make and sell than
the ordinary readymade kind. Look
better, fit better, wear better.
Just spend few moments trying on a
Suit or two Of our ready-tO-wear clothes.
See how they look-how they fit you
how they become you. Iou will feel
that there is no use paying a tailor an
enormous price simply for SAIlSFAC-
TON. You Will be pleased with our
taste IN the selection OF the cloths-and
see what taste, originality, and care was
used in their making. It's the kind Of
clothing that makes friends 1t is build
ing for us Il permanent, healthy bust
ness-not the boomed-up kind.
SUITS ready to put on for everybody.
Prices to suit everybody. The stout
man and the slim man the tall man
and the short man-can find fit
HERE. Cost no more than the regular
sizes. Remember that
Good. stylish, perfect-ftting Suits at
$40, $3.50, and Sl3.50-cassimeres,
cheyiots, serges-sacks and getaways.
More real worth than 1t is possible to
get elsewhere at these prices. Our OWN
make-and guarantee them for wear and
service.
Better ones the best that can be
made, Slj to $50. A mark of supe-
riority on them. The best tailoring
the latest styles-the most elaborate
finish. Can't help being pleased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
The Coming Convention

The date fixed for the meeting of the
State Democratic Convention will los par
ticulariy acceptable to the country people.
st Is well-known fact that they have
moro leisure ia August than during any
other month OF open weather" aud II was
for tins reason that the State committee Sc
lectcd an August day.
1t IL fact also that the August courts
Ia a rule, are better attended than any
other courts in Virginia. So many of
those counties which choose 10 adopt the
county maSs-meeting system of elcctng
delegates IN preference 10 the precinct
meeting system can be sure of fine at
tendance. For the like reason the pre-
cinct meetings. where they obtain, are
Sl,o likely to be VOL attended.
Nearl, one half of the counties, if they
please will be able to postpone tho cleo
tion of delegates until their August courts.
IL rests with the county and city commit.
toes t. determine when the election of
tier delegates shall take place, but W.
suppose as general thing the elections
will be ordered for the months Of july and
August. Custom and local preferences
will largely control III this matter.
from the discussion IN the State con-
mittee Thursday night 1t appears tina, II
humber OF counties will probably elect
tholr delegates 10y precinct meetings. All
tao counties, We believe, will, rs usual.
1ppOrtlon their representation among tho
voting precincts. and tins was the chief
reason which induced the State commit
tie 90 consent TO u convention OF 1.6i0
delegates. The argument that IN this
way We could interest largo numbers of
pOod Democrats whose services are not
likely 10 be otherwise recognized. carried
tie DAY. though many members were we'll
satisfied that no matte. how large tho
meeting -place-the halfway be there Is
horo hope OF a convention of $40 delegates
bong a dehberatiye body than If there are
i.otO delegates.
lho people Of Richmon are very crate
Iul ipr The favor shown them by the COM
'o''lsc IN selecting this city as the place
'oi 'hc convention and will make better
arrangements for it than they have ever
"Slo before tor convention. Due consid-
,'auon will be gwen to the selection Of q
""'L The best that We have for the pur-
'Oeo "ill be chosen and special efforts will
20 male TO tt it for the comfortable ac-
COMMUNICATION Of tho convention, whose
'''s.ohs are likely to continue two days
'"o days at a season Of the year when
warn weather may be surely counted on.
lie railroads and hotels will all make
convention rates. aud we hope TO have
mere not only the largest convention but
Tue most successful convention ever held
Ia Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH keeps abreast
Of the times. and the people show their
appreciation Of the enterprise OF its man.
agement by patronizing 1t literally in sub
scriptions and advertisements. In the
matter Of improvements in its mechanical
outfit and news service the DIsPArcH never
stands still. In a short while an improved
press with capacity Of $4,000 six or
eight-pnge papers an hour, and with fold
ing and pasting attachments, will be added
10 the former These evidences Of pros
perity are gratifying to every Nirginian,
for Vrginlans think very highly OF tho
paper and the incstimable service 1t has
rendered in the political and material
advancement Of the old state to her old
position at the head Of the sisterhood of
States. -Rodnoke D0ly record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
& DAVIS
Our Suit business is
increasing. Stylish, 1CeW
mate, good material,
reasonably lOU prices.
Whatnl0re cOuldONe ASH
for ,

VERY HANDSOME SUITS in tan and gray
Checked Coin. msIo with fun surplus waist
aud belt crossed IN back, at S2.98 worth s..
NAVY BLUE, SMALL POLKA-DOT SATlNE
SUITS, lacc-tr.mme1 neck and sleeves, az
,.gS worth 81.
LADIES BLAZER AND ErON SUITs-Black,
navy bluo, and tan Cloth Blazer and Eton SUITS
at -.
STORM SERGE SUITS at ss.4s.
FINE SERGE ETON SUITS, extra wiio skirts.
uot-hcl collars, extremely stylish, AZ SS.9S.
VERY FINE ETON SUITS trimmed with
braid. rnei with plaid silk, at So.
The very latest style Of BLACK AND NAVY
BLUE FINE sTORM-sERGE ErON SUITS,
with pointed and round collars, fun skirts, and
folded belts. nj sl10S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
n largely devoted to southern in. PORT

edition. largely devoted to southern in.
dustrial interests.
There is a letter from each southern
Governor Governor McKISNEY included.
The Nacs also publishes his portrait. but
II docs not do him justice. In fact, for
good-lookinR man we do not know any
one who has been "a much or so often the
victim of the engrsver's art as our Cover
nor.
We have not quite finished reading the
s,xty-four pages Of the Ne,os. IL Will take
us about a week longer, but we have
sampled IL sufficiently 10 be able 10 pro-
nounce IL n valuable publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
RARE OLD BOOKS AND PAPERS
Douatios TO the Piedmont Hospital-Early
Closing OF Public schools.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May 1D.-At the sale
OF the personal effects OF the late DR.. A. X. Nc
Kce this week many old and rare books and pa
pars were brought 10 light. The Doctor Was
careful TO keep nle " every paper TO which lie
was a subscriber. Among them wers some very
old copies OF the Charlottesville and Richmond
papers, including a copy Of the JsgersonidH that
was sent to bin 10 Paris In December, 1853.
Msssra n. Oberdorfer q Son have received a
check for s2b from the Coates Thread Company,
which they wish turned ovef 10 the Piedmont
Hospital
J. T.. barnett, charged with stealing a watch,
was nncd Ella and cost by Magistrate q. A. Ter
rell.
The white and colofed public schools Of this city
closed to-day. which Is about n month earlier
than usual This action on the part OF the
Sclt0ol Board wns taken In order to give more
time for the erection Of the new and modern
school buildings, which are 10 take tho place OF
tho old ones The commencement exercises
will take place on next Tuesday evening
The Democratic primary for the nomination OF
three aldermen from each OF the four wards OF
the city was held yesterday. The following gen.
tlemen will be the next councilman: ". j. ~
son. A. Wingneld. J. 8. McCue. +. NJ. VILE, II. 4.
Nelson. NJ Leterman. J. L. Gleason. james Per-
ley. c. ID. Carter, A. n. Peyton. John ). Patton,
aud j. II. Nails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

We can assure our worthy contemporary oil
The RICHMOND DISPATCH that VIC had no desire
10 depr,ve him Of the honor OF having first sue-
ge.,ed the postal reform lof allowing printed
el,ne 20 be pasted upon postaI-cardsl. IL has OR
hearty approval. and in the hurry Incident To
maintaining n great newspaper like the Vd9'n'dn
Tho article taken from the DISPATCH was Inn
,,o,orIv credited 20 the Baltimore sun. Lot the
D,or.rcu continue 10 agitato the matter until it
Is &C ON plisbed. FditSg prginidh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
1ll'oFEN
(9N{PAFY
II, IS, and II east Broad.
II, IS, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. sArrKpAY. May 20. 1893.

The tendency of the LINEN
market is upward, but the linen
men are only human and we've
found some who must have money
hence, some price concessions but
we've taken none Of the offerings
but such as measure up to the eX-
ceIlence Of our own lmp0rt1tionS.
To-day
Best Of &c. Huck Towels, great sbsorben,s,
goat Is and l6c.
| Large Damask Towels. ranging by usual
values for - 70 SOC, 20 ~ poe
Bureaa-scarfs that are richly worth 90 70 s5c.
are 10 20 4Jc.
Largo Dinner Doilies. double damass, frinsel,
very fino. generally $40. for 80 = dozen.
81 Dnner Napkins, satisfactory valuo AZ
1928, are S2.2j dozen.
6S-nch liable Linen. double damask, 9sa
value for Csc
re, for soc. yard
The great display Of Ladies
Shirt-WaIStS continues. We've
easy control OF this market, be they
SIX. Lawn, or Calico. The latter,
well made, 25c.
Fast Aisle.
You may rig out miniature CO.
lumbuS in these SAILOR SUITS.
Brass buttons, anchor, and Colum-
bus crest, 50.
Boys Summer ght Jersey SOFT, blue, age
years $50 from $3.50,
> gray-,heckel XIII suits, ages 3 and years,
s2.jO from s1.49.
EngIsn Ch.rk suits, ages >, =, 8, and: ~
yeHrA. ~ sl.01.
3 Llght-Ian sn,is. ages o. :. ami IA. ~ S325.
4Casinet Ills, ages e, :. 9, and 10 years az
Separate Trousers, knee length, q to - years,
az 3Nr.
An-Wool a. zoe: some have been sl25.
Thes- hints stand for scores 81 ofo-inss.
BOYS SHIRI-NAIs f. m variety ana at prices
Take Elevator
The BIG window tells the story
of NEGLlGt SHIRTS better than
cold type. Seen the display?
Mem, Fine Striped BllbrigEan HalI-iIose, fun
regular. oc worth l2isc
English Hal-hose, fancy stripes. solid col"fs
and fsst black, l'is- YaiGc l.c,
Hermsdor-iyei back Pc. uaif-Iloso az nc.
Three pairs Tor jOc.
II you Iont mini saving something these
=
80 dozen Four-n-Iland ana Terk scarfs,
flowing ends. The newest, nobbeS sorts,
iust 10, hOc.
We alone show the stylish Panama-Cloth
Washable tour-iu-lland Durable. catchy,
Doc.
Front.
A freak Of retailing brings you
exquisiteIy pretty iyorine FLO
URES---some groupS---athllt price.
Group. been se.75, for sI.37.
Group, been -, for tl'O. Been SO Tor
Sl37.
Bust Of Milton, Shakespeare. Burns, or Long
fellow. been a.. for sl.JO
Largo Bust Of Mozart, been -. for g..
Iheso pieces are from J. % 20 inchos high.
On-Bottes, imitation cutsla's. loc from
t9c.
leo roam sets. I4-inch Dish ami l dozen D.
inch Saucers, value 81 for tl.61,
Single Glass CANDLESIIt ks, l. inches high
been Soc. 10 close NJ jr.
Banquet IuWblors. value FL a dozen, Tor 800.
Banded Tumtlers-hve narrow hands pretty.
Value 81 u dozen. Tor joc.
Basement.
To-day continues the great REM
NANT SALE. LaceS, EmbroiJc-
ries, Wash Goods, Silks, and
WooIlen> in disable lengths at un-
usual saving. Every department
has its offering Is Well--COrSetS, |
Ribbons, CapeS, jackets.
Open till g tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
ErGITIyF srRANER.
Pnrsiyyad while In the Pulpit.

Especial telegram 70 tho DisDatch.I
NgwPORr NEWS, Va. May lg.-Lsst night VIII
eon Mullen, n well-known colOred evangelist
who came here three years ago from North Caro-
lima was stricken with paralysis while deliver
ing a sermon In n Rocket Baptist church and
fell from the pulpit 10 the floor. large congre-
cation Of negroes had gathered 90 hear Mullen,
whose sermons were on tho sensational ORDER
and whom he fell n IA said that they were thrown
into the Widest excitement He was iaken 70 a
ncigh boring house. hut died this morning NJ :
o'clock. He has fan lily In North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Charged with Stealing a Watch.
fSnootot ta,oora,,, sO .ho NtarafrhI

DAyvILJE. VA, May i9.--Joseph Faulkner. a
white man. was arrested here to-day charged
with stealing watch from the person OF W. III.
Mann, an employee Of the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad. TIE ticker was tHkcn while Mann
was asleep and tho crime was committed In
Mecklenbtirg county. The watch has been TO-
lowered and Faulkner will be taken to hecklen-
burg for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20

- New KIND of Civ.l-Sorvico Reform.
Tho disposition % make u appear that
aro-il,ut CLEVELAND Us not good Demo
vfat bUt f. MuGwump or assistant kepub-
lcau D. lot confined 20 tho Democratic
i1rDl ads ~ any particular locality. but
tuIs expression wherever there are dlsap-
lo.u,nl applicants for office. Such Demo-
,ra,s ar, ropro-ontcd by the New York
f.l. which. nhle and independent
tno1eh it hc. IS always rcady % preach %
political gospel thu, promises o. ombarrass
~ annoy the President, and cause some OF
his best friends t. wonder what he will do
next.
We hive never advocated c.vti.seryico
reform. $50 called. We hold that tho evils
wmra wo0li flow from a hfe t,nure Of the
Office 1. tho government would moro
tlau c.gntorhalauce al. the good such a
sy-t.u would accomplish. A civil pom
sion lst vau . iu vitality result from ap-
pourlg n,u O. oaico for lIic. and we
l4yo bah wliIl experience ms To- what
l.u,i.l-h-ts cau do for 70 country. 70 tho
grand ARMY of bouuty-Iumpers and de-
IT vi. iis i'A"4 H'" HnF'"- '"'''
uaw.s ou th" roll of tl' recipient, OF tho
bounty oi ihe government wonld be add
'ltl.u.lri, ot persons employed IN tho
vIyil service. Before the pension-roll ~ 1T
5.w exists both par,i'- ia Congress stand
trembling md via with each other IN
l,o.thn1g that rou. Upon the shghtest
lre'eSt tlr most worthless of so-callcd
"vot.rans' are added o. that roll. what
would bot Congress DO IT the civil pen
f..ueIs AND ID. army pensioners were TO
oui. - demand higher pensions and
more U.l-ionst
The s. r. sass ina. Mr. CLErrLAND is con-
V.rcoi t.o tmr has come for reforming
altogether tLr practice of appointing mon
tl...r.. 0u party grounds. We have seen
j. Indication. anywhere IN any II the
Jr...Iaute words or acts that this state
7..rt s true. T. Is much better 70 turn
anon oat Of Office because they DO not
i.r.. u opinion with tho incumbent al
i..u.-'riio1 tlnu o. turn them ont under
Circumstances which might cast reiiec-
t.u upon their reputation and be used 10
SIMON. tu.r good name aad fame. Our
h.W York contemporary coucur-, We
doubt u.t. iu zoe OPINION We have here
pApr.s-rI. That paper has never favored
q n.. tenure Of tho government Offices.
Iarf Wh.t!t calls Chinese" ciyll-scrvico
"rcform.'
The ~Ia saws that Mr. CLEVELAND has
seen aud Thought enough. he thinks. to
pullfy Mm o. make 10 Congress when 1t
wect@ again extensive recommendations
looking 20 changes That VIII separate tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Imitation Walnut Screens.
DOOR-SCREENS.

We feel confident We have DOORS Unequallcd
by any IN the market. They have IN extra
inch on both length aud width OF frame that
may be planed down 70 make the screen 81 per-
iectly. 1hey have no corner braces OF brackets
20 loosen ana allow tho screen to sax, but the
corners are firmly mortsed and glued and Will
mover sag. sizes = ieet u inches Ivy feet u
inches 10 . feet 10 inches By iect-all - inch
thick. Complete with spring hinges, hook and
eye and knob.
al EACH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
rsr- CHURCH OLE TIE COVE.

NANT park avenue aud Harrison slreetl--
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART Pasj0r.-Seryre- at
IL \. NJ and 5 i. ". Preaching by Pastor.
Lecture WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock Z. NJ. sabbath
school at $50 \. VI. seats free.
IMMASCEL CHAPEL Washington ni Beverley
strcctsl.-Scrvccs each FRIDAY MIGHT no =
o'clock by Rev. j. CALVIN STEWART. sabbath
school a. 9.3O 4. y. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
pss- DEMONSTRATIONS METHO

DIST EPISCOPAL CHuKCH-Rev. GEORGE II.
RAY, Pastor.-Preaching SABBATH MORslNG at
o'clock aud at 1880 Z. NJ.
sunuay-schOol session az 9:l5 4. VI. Class
meeting NJ . \. NJ.
Prayer-mectng Monday NJ 7:3O f. VI
Wednesday service nj 1880 L. VI.
MISSION Rooms sunday school NJ . \. VI.
Class-mceting followed by service on sunday
at 3 p. VI.
Cottage meetings Friday AZ 1880 p. VI.
All welcome. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MAY 20 1893.
RELIGIOUS sERvICEs-
II BROAD STREET M EFT HO-

DIsTCHURCH (cornor Broad and Tenth streetsl,
Rev w. v. TUDOR, u. d., Psstor.-serviccs M fo-
lows: Sunday school nj 0:30 A. NJ Az IL A.
NJ. Rev X. TAMrSosiAS will give account OF chris,
tian work In syria; at s:f6 Rev. Dr. IuDok WI
deliver n sermon before the Good Iempiars.
Services WEDNESDAY NIGHT At sI2 oelocs.
CIass-meeting THURSDAY NIGHT $40 9cioeA'
Strangers aud visitors cordially welcomed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-20
Re- ST Johns PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Broad street.. conner
twenty LEWIS W. BURTOS, Rector
Services: SUNDAY, IL A. NJ and , z. ST.; WE'D
NEsDAY. = =. VI.
WEDDELL- MENORIAL CHAPEL denny
street, Fulton -Rey. g. r. HUYE. Assistant
Minister in Charge. -Seryires: SUNDAY, l / A. NJ.
ami J.. A.: WEDNESDAY,, +. Vi.
The public cordially Invited and heartily well
coined 70 all the above services T.