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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

A brilliant menu of savings in
the SeaSonableSt of COTTONS
was told of yesterday. The rain
kept you home so the news of
yesterday applies to this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Canned Goods.

Commenting upon q paragraph stating
that there is pending in the Pennsylvania
Senate a bill intended TO make canned
goods establishments put the date of
manufacture and the name of the manu-.
facturer upon each can, the Baltimore sun
says
"The importance OF the date lies In the fact
that timed vegetables detsriorate after awhile,
aud purchasers have a right 10 know the age Of
what they buy. The canning Of lruit, yege,a-
bles, oysters, FISH, and mes. has become Que OF
the greatest Industries Of the country, and the
products OF our canneries are daily on the tables
Of millions Of people In all parts OF the world
II there are not good reasons we are un-
acquainted with for using tin, fruits ought
10 be canned in glass. The manufacturers
who substitute glass for tin will make for
tunes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

The investigating Committee.


The people are eratifed Mt the readiness
of tho Common Council to investigate the
awarding Of the City-Hall contracts. Its
members are very much IN earnest, as we
doubt not that those Of the Board OF Al
dermen will be when the matter comes be-
fore them on Monday evening next.
But 1t so happens that IN the hurried
preparation Of the resolution raising the
committee of investigation the author
omitted to confer upon the committee the
power to send for persons and papers and
10 employ mechanical experts and an ofh-
cial stenOgraphic reporter.
Let these omissions be supplied by the
Board of Aldermen, and the very next day
the Common Council may be called IN spe-
cal session 10 concur IN the amendment,
and then the investigating committee Will
be armed with ample power to secure evil
dencc and 10 record It Ucr'5dfiw.
II may be argued that all this will entail
EXPENSE. Unqucstlonably 1t will but we
feel satisfied that It will bo a good invest
mopt. II will be IN tho interest OF true
economy, and we also believe 1t will be IN
the interest Of Justice. Let US have no
farce Of al investigation. Let it be real
one or none nj all.
This we believe TO be the judgment OF
The thoughtful people OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

See the CHANGEABLE DRESS GOODS q,
1211c. y yard.
see the heliotrope. tan, gray, and other de-
sirable shades OF DOUBLE-WlDTH DRESS
GOODS at 23c. yard.
Every piece OF o0c. DRESS GOODS reduced e
42c. yard. See the bargains.
IMITATION CHINA SILKS, new and pretty
designs. at l2lGc. yard.
Rich CkEPONs In pretty effects only i2i5c a
yard.
was 61c. a yard, now SOC. yard
REMNANTS OF FRENCH PERCALEs, over
100 patterns. full yard wide. loo. q yard.
Special sale Of LACES and EMBROIDERIEs
at unheard-of prices.
China silks. 25c. a yard; Children's Muslin
Caps at lOc- and upwards--a complete line
Ladies' Egyptian Ribbed Vests, Sc. apiece
Ladios Hermsdort Black Hose, seamless, only
l214c. pair; Ladies Suede Gloves In black and
colors only 2oc. PAIR; see our beautiful ChaL
lee at 51sc. yard: one lot Ladies' Hose, &c. q
pair: one lot Ladies' Collars sc. apiece Mems
Collars, all styles and sizes, Sc apiece; Figured
Windsor Ties, sc. apiece; French Woven Cor.
sets, large sizes, 10 close them cut 33c. apiece
three size 80, two size "a, and three size 80
Fine French Saline Waists, 70 close s1.35
apiece; small lot Lincn Napkins, only 25c. 8
dozon; so Boys Shirt Waists were 3lc, re-
duced to 25c. apiece extra-lons Buffet scarfs
rcd ind blue centres, reduced 20 29c. apiece
Toy Tables and Chairs, only &c. apiece; SC0
yards extra-quahty Dress Ginghams 10 DO sold
at SIC. yard: 10 dozen TIED Fringe Damasx
Towels, big bargain, only 15c. apiece
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, 25c. apiece; French
balhriggen Shirts and Drawers. something
real nice, worth $50, for only SOC. piece
ask 70 SEQ the Golden Gloss, only Poe. bottle
Leather Belts. l0c. apiece.
ISAAC HELD,
coo BROAD STREET.
Zap 30-Su,ru&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Chicago Water.

The managers of the Worlds Columbian
Far at Chicago deny that visitors will
have 10 pay for all water they drink on the
fairgrounds.
They say that there will be 800 hy drants
al which water will be offered to the peo-
pie without charge. But. as We under
stand. the doctors declare that this water
should not be drunk without being first
boiled; so whoever wishes to avail him.
self of tins free water would DO well 20
take a kettle and cooklng-stove along with
HIM to Chicago. If You want pure
mineral - water, that you can get for
one cent glass. This business is in the
hands Of local monopoly who own a
spring nearby.
They could not well charge less than one
cent a glass. We have no complaint at
all TO make about water rates. Nirginians
are not going to Chicago TO drink water.
What We wish TO know is the scale of
prices for champagnes and for suites Of
rooms at first class hotels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
CAPITALISTS AT ROANOKE.
Stockholders ri the various Norfolk anu
Western Interests Elect Ofiicers

western Intorests Eject Ofiiccrs
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va. MAY a-Ihe snnuas,
meetings. az stockhoIders of a number OK
corporations having their offices here were
held In this city to-day. Phiiadelphln'
New York. Pittsburg, Norfolk. Lonoon,
Eng. md other cities and sections were
renrcsented in the gathering OF capitalists,
ana but for the rain, which mas peen
coming down in torrents since carry
morning. this would have been eaie-suay
for Roanoke. The meetings were nelu as
advertised, and from the anuun lepoi 70
presented very satisfactory conu'''oH "a
affairs was shown.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Tho meeting Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company was held IN the oinco
of Vice. President and General Manager
sands and the following officers and direc-
tors we're elected: L. j. kimbaii. Iresi-
dent; A. J. Hemphill. secretary; W. O..
McDowelI treasurer; Directors-F. D..
KimbaIl. G. II. Clark, Charles Hacker
Joseph /. Doran. X. s. Brock. 8. A. Grocer,
A. j. Dull. H.. l.. Boyce. Waiter IA. Taylor.
Robert Fleming. Rowland DAVIS. William
Vivian, and Henry Wheeler, Jr.
The Board Of Directors made the follow
ing appointments, to take effect TINS GATE;
Charles n. Melton, treasurer; r. i. buI-
nett, purchasing agent; =. U. ualiiaru'
assistant TO the president.
PocAHoNTAs COAL COMPANY.
The officers and directors of the Poca-
hoptas Coal Company elected were as Ioi-
lows: President. ID. II. Matson; secretary
and Treasurer, g. b. Bell; General Agent
H. n. Claxton: Directors; r; >; hiInoali s
William G. Bullitt. Joseph II. Sands, Joseph
|. Doran. Henry Fairfax, II. 5. Trout, and
j. Allen Watts.
HE-ELECTED.
The Roanoke Land and Improvement
Company reelected the old directors ana
the following officers President, y. H.
Clark; Vice-presdent. II. =, Trout; De-
cretary and Treasurer. II. f. Gerhard.
GAS AND WATER COMPANY.
The officers of the Roanoke Cas- and
Water Company elected we're As follows
President, r. j. Kimball Secretary and
Treasurer, II. T.. Gerhard; Manager and
Engineer. J. G. Rawn.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. n. co.
The officers aud directors of the Shen-
andoah Valley Railway Company were as
follows: +. j. Kimbal, president; A. ).
Hempkill. secretary: W q. Mcdowell,
treasurer Directors +. j. kimball, Joseph
/. Doran. W. G. Bulhtt, H. .. BROCK,
Charles II. Melton.
OTHER MEETINGS.
Meetings were held also by the following
corporstions. at which. with few eXcep-
tons. the former officers and directors
were reelected .Crozar Iron COMPANY
Edith Mining Company. Virginia De-
velopment Company. Arcadia Iron Works
COMPANY. Virginia Company, Roanoke
Machine Works. Virginia Mineral Rail way
Company. Suffolk and Grove Land Com
panies. o.,
President Kimball and party will
start tomorrow morning for Norfolk.
where some Will leave for the North and
others return with him 10 this city for
tnp over the western divisions of the
Norfolk and Western railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
Special Attractions for the Week !

ole buys a 3jc. Outilg Shirt.
lHc. buys SOC. Spring Roller shade, complete.
Gl6c buys a yard Of 10c. Dress. Bingham
100 pieces 20 select from.
&C. buys a l0c. Ladies' Ribbed Vest.
&c. buys 10c Turkish Towel
he. buys 20c Infant Cap.
Axe buys yard OF &c. Light Shifting Prints.
lac buys cake OF Cuticura soap.
4c. buys a cake Of Colgate Palm Soap.
Sc. buys a card Of De Long Hooks and Eyes.
Sqc BUYS SI.35 Calico House Dress.
be buys 40c japanese Screen.
42c buys pair Of 60c. Gentleman's Blenched
Jeans Drawers.
I0a6c. tugs pair Of cjc. Ribbed Hose, sizes
, to SO, hermsdotf eye.
Sc buys pair OF 1Oc Ladies' Gray Hose.
Sec buys yard Of coo. Black China SIX, 81
inches wide
81 buys $40 Braided Cape-only seven to
zoe. buys SOC. Bingham Apron, with border.
soc buys n zoe. Butcher Apron.
l9c buys yard Of pc. Bleached Shooting.
Csc buys Toe. Sheeting.
lie buys zoe. Pillog-Case.
SOC. buys Zoe White Shlrt-W aist.
soc. buys 15c Percale WI ist, Win launuereu
collars and cuffs.
si.5O buys a 50 BlacE-silk Waist.
1928 buys Child's Cream Cloak, embroid-
cred top and bottom.
SOC buys an s5c. French Woven Corset.
12JSc buys q soc. Cioth-Bo Novel
25c. buys a 75c box Of Envelopes.
&c. buys yard Of 12lec Standardization
re buys n 25c. COrnice- Pole complete.
lOc buys a zoe. White Pleated-Bosom Shirt
5sc. buys our No. 90 Plain Linen Bosom Shirt
&C. buys yard Of l2t6c. Cream Crepe Cloth.
o. buys Il SO. 80 Moquette Rug.
22c. buys yard Of full Seamless Mating.
l0c. buys a yard OF lie. fracSing Oil-Cloth.
25c BUYS a yard OF DOC. Cottage Scrim.
81 buys O pair OF SO PCrtiercs.
l2l9c. buys pair OF 2oc. Balbriggan Hail.
Hose.
Sc buys a pair OF l3c. Tan Half-IIoso.
&c buys a roll OF Ribbon or Bonnet-W
PIE buys dozen OF Dragon Cotton.
POE. buys yard Of All Wool SOC. Cheviot.
95c. buys yard Of fancy-BoTder DeOege-4S
inches wide.
Sc. buys dozen punches Of Red Working Cot
ton.
Sc buys pair OF lIc. Dross-shields.
loo. buys - yards OF Plc;Ire-Wire.
~. buys 3 papers Carpei-l6chS
25c. buys pair OF zoe. Pure-Silk Gloves Only
10 pairs.
l0c. BUYS a bottle OF pure Extract OF Vanilla
DC buys 3 dozen OF Initial Let;efs.
1@l&c. buys a 95c. Powdef-Pun.
&c. buys yard Of lOc. Hamburg Edge-22o
pieces 70 select from.
I9c. buyy Silk-Cover Chair-CushiOn
4Oc. buys a bottle Of zoe. Florida Water.
90. buys a package OF loo. S9chet-POWdor.
&c. buys hanE Of Linen Carpet Thread.
Sc buya q ] SC. WhisE- Broom.
Zoe. buys q German-Siyor Thlmble.
1-jc. buys n 2oc. Nail-Brush.
Sc. buys a 15c. Nal-File.
lJc. buys n 25c. Nail-Polisher
l7c. buys 25c Wire Hair Brush.
loo. buys box OF Ialcum- Powder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Serious Runaway Accident.
tCorrespondence OF toe Richmond Dspa

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 3.A horse drawing a
carriage IN which we're Messrs Charles Manki n
and 1romas Cork became frighteG at a train
near The Washington southern depot yesterday
evening and ran away, throwing both men out
aud seriously intyring hr. CORK, who was uncon-
scious for several hours after being picked up.
While no Zones were bTOien he was badly
bruised and cut about the head and shoulders.
Mr. ManSin escaped with a spralned leg. The
horse was captured unhurt.
FIRE completely DESTROYED the residence OF
Mrs. II. X. f. Vincent, near Fort Myer, in Alex
andria county, on Monday night last. Nothing
OF value WAS saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Shirt Waists.

This is emphatically a sHIRT-WATsT season.
Our stock either for Ladies, Boys, or Girls was
never more complete.
We call especial attention t0Our LADIES' SOC.
LAWN SHIRI-WAlST, with plated front IL
IL n beauty for the money.
WHITE LAWN PLATED WAISTS, trimmed
with noW-style colored Hamburg white, with
colored figure and scallop) on collar, cuffs, and
rufled down the iront-yery stylish and attrac-
tive.
BLACK CHINA-SlLK WAISTS reduced 70
S2.gS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

Norfolk gives many evidences of metro
poltanism. One is that her newspapers
do not hesitate 10 speak Of the place as
this town" If there were any doubt
about Norfolk's greatness they would
speak oft always as city," The smaller
and more inconseQuential a city is the
more some Of our editorial brethren feel
bound TO advertise the fact that IL is a
city but London. New York. Richmond,
and Norfolk. and a number of other cities
can afford 10 speak of themselves and
allow others 70 speak of them. on occasion,
e tOwnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

health. the liver controls tho blood, the " LIS
coyeryn controls the liver.
You can escape just about half the Ills that
flesh Is heir 70, by being ready for them.
Brace tho system up with this medicine,
which prrrsnfs as we'll as cures For all dis
eases caused by disordered liver or impure
blood dyspepsia, biliousness, tho most stub
horn skin, scalp and scrofulous affections,
tho " Discovery Is the only remedy SO GER
tain and effective that it can DO gvnrdnteed.
n II doesn't benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
You pay only for the good you get.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

Our RIBBON stock Ia now larger than evor DO.
fore. The demand for ribbons Is very great Jus.
Mt this sea son. being 40 much used Tor hat ana
dress-trimmlngs. SATIN RIBBONS AXE THE
MOST POPULAR. Recognizing this we have
laid In a largo supply and 80 as 10 get oil OF the
spring shades wo carry three grades.
Grndo No IAN ALLSlLk SATIN ana
GR0S-GRAIN RIBBON. Extra heavy quality.
No. Q or Ls-lnch, SC. nj No. 81 or 1I5-lncb, zoe.
yard. a yard.
No. or M-inch, lie. No. IL or 2-nch, 25c.
a yard. a yard.
no. 5 or l-lnch. i3c 40. 10 or 2]6inch, soc.
a yard. yard.
No. z or i14-inch, i5c. No. 20 or 3-inch, SIC.
yard. yard.
Grade No. 2.-An ALL-SILK SATIN and GROS-
GRAIN RIBBON. A tribe lighter weight tnan
Grade No. ].
No. 2 or 15-nch, &c. al No. 0 or llG-inch, 17c.
No. 3 or 2l-inch. Sc. a No. IL or 2-iuch, 2oc.
yard. q yard.
No. or I-inch, loo. No. ! 6 or 21E-inch, 25c.
yard. YARD. an
No. Tor li4-Inch, 13c. No. % or 3.inch, 29,.
a yard. ayard.
Grade No. 3.--Also an ALL-SILh SATIN and
GROS-GRAIN RIBBON.
No. 3 or l-inch, SC. o No. l2 or 2-inch, iOc.
yard. q yard.
No. Tor l4-inch, l2c. No. leor 2}E-inch, 23c.
q yard. yard.
No. o or IIi-incb, l5c. No. 92 or 3-inch, Csc.
a yard. a yard.
We also call special attention to orr excellent
lines OF oil other Ribbons, such az PLAIN eros
GRAIN, VELVET, MORE, and FhNCiES.
Also, 20 our large stock OF BLACK, WHITE, and
CREAM RIBBONS OF sll kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

viii elect tho new bench Of Supreme Court
judges. the terms Of the present judges do
not expire until January 1. 1861 fact not
always kept in mind by those who discuss
tho subject, though II has bcen repeatedly
atated In the neMRnaners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Pfver sfeamer Rurncd.

COLUMBUS, KY, May 3.-The St. Louis and
Mississippi Valley transportation steamer r. NJ.
Norton, which had been some weeks Mt an elcva'
tor al Belmont, Mo-. opposite this place. was
burned TO the waters edge this morning. The
boat is total loss. No lives were lost. The
origin of the fro IS unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
$3.50 q Yard.

ILLUMINATED DIAGONAL sUITINGs-were
reduced 10 SOC, now 39c
Another lot. soc
DRESS GOODS have been reduced to 35c.
POWERED CREPE only SIC. yard.
SPENCER SUITINGS now 15c. yard.
The JAPANESE SILK We are selling ut soc.
should bring 81 yard. has done us a world Of
good-onlv the lot wasn't quite large enough.
Every lady would Ike dress or shirt-walst OF IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

Inc Hon. ). G. CAETER. who outlined the
american seal-hsberies case TO tho high
court OF aIbitrators sitting at Paris, took
'o''y hours 10 do it. The court compli-
~, rnsh'ed HIM very much when he closed.
ineY feared that the thing was going on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
Fnsh,onabi. Wedding in Roanoke.

ISpccIhI tcIcBrHIu 70 IuU DI'Vu0lH'I
ROANOKE, VA. May 3.--Leslie II. Drugh, a pro-
mlnent merchant OF this city. snd Miss Minnie
4. Fierey, daughter OF kev. Dr. :. NJ. fierey
were mnrried tonight at 7:30 O'Clock NJ tho First
Presbyterian church by Roy. DR.. W. G. camp
bell, A large ana fashionable audience was IN AZ.
tendance. The ushers were Judge John w
Woods, OF the Hastings Court, q: .. Thomas, G.
X. strother, and J. 4. Meadows The attendants
were Earl X. Brugh. with Miss Annie Fierey
John d. Brugh, with Miss Emma Fierey. Ths
bride and groom lott on n we-t-bound train al
$50 tonight 20 visit the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
PROBABLE oousLe MURDER.
Fatal shooting Array on the Border
Line of virginia-Tenuessee.
fspeciai telegram 70 the Dixpascb.l

BRISTOL, TENN. May IA probable double
murder occurred III Loo county. Va. near the
Hancock-county (Tenn., line Sunday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Mullins, Of Hancock county went
4, the dstilIery Of Wash. Livessy and arrested a
man named Ray. who vas wnnted Ia Hancock.
IIvesay attempted 70 release the prisoner
which brought on q shooting affrny. Llycsay
seriously wounded Mullins. Muiilns's little
brother, who had accompanied him, drew pis-
toll and shot Liyesay dead. There being dis
nnte IA 10 vhero the state-line runs nj that
point. It IL n question whether the murder was
In Virginia or Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

1ne Louisville Co,gfr-JoaRal OF Tues
sy contained very good portrait Of the
nv, ~ JAMES J. wHirE. professor Of Greek ct
warrington aud Lee University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
1l'oFE:::N
(9NPAfY
II, IS, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. THURSDAY. May 4. 1893.
INTERESTING DRESS NEWS


| INTERESTING DRESS NEWS.
Quite early in the season we
purchased a large number OF
L AIDES READY MADE
DRESSES. There was talk OF
having dress skirts four yards
wide---So was there talk Of hoops.
Both came sooner than we ex-
pected. The manufacturer thought
he had the happy medium by in
creasing the size of the Skirts
but they're not the regulation four
yards. Neither is one in twenty OF
the dresses you see on the street,
but that isn't thought OF by the
careless shopper. Not four yards,
and SO we have LAO Suits on hand
that are under the ban-"Some by
only half 4 yard. VIII you profit
by it? Commencing this morning
and continuing until Saturday
highland positively no longer
Wen sell these Suits at prices ut
terlyridiculous. There is no thought
for profit or prime coSt---it's simply
to sell I46 Dresses made this
spring, and well made, at some
price, that no dress with skirt a
mite under four yards shall be left
in stock. Here's the liSt-.-
BLAZER SUITS
Desirable for any wear and best
Of all for travel
81 Suits Of Atwood Black or Blue Serge,
we'll made, NJ 500.
10 Suits Of All-Wool English Cheyiot, tan
mixed and gray mixed at $3.50. The price
has been $1,000.
10 suits OF Imported Serge-navy, black or
tan; been $40, 90 at $500.
% SUITS some broadclOth, some serge, navy,
tan, tan mixtures, and black, -, from
Suits OF Imported Broadcloth N black, blue,
and tau, trimmed with Persian bands, $500.
Beensl
4 Suits OF Diagonal Storm Serge, navy or
black; boon So, are 81
- REFER SUIISof imported cloth. In myr-
tie. black, and navy; been $40, are $500.
10 RI SSIAN-BLOUSE SUITS IN navy, myrtle,
ara black; Atwood, well made. $3.50 from
1913.
There are twenty-five other suits,
but not enough of any one to juSti-
fy naming separately. All the
above are beautifully made, some
with shoulder-capes, some with d.
vided capeS, some with britelleS.
IS separate DREss-sKIRTs OF Atwood and
diagonal storm serge In navy and black,
81 been 1880.
4 Skirts at 1919; been $3.50.
We have once in a while SoldOne
or two dresses soiled by show at
reductions like these, but we never
slaughtered whole line before. 1t
is a dreSs-buying occasion demand
ing your thoughtful, prompt atten-
ton. 1t is a price-cut that means
over $500 to us, and more from a
whim than real cause. Fashion S
caterers must take their own medi-
cine.
Take Elevate.
A brilliant menu of savings in
the SeaSonableSt of COTTONS
was told of yesterday. The rain
kept you home so the news of
yesterday applies to this morning.
The NORTH-STAR REFRlGE-
pATOR boc an incida iocket NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
ParaSOIS.

That lot Of SAMPLE PARASOLS still con-
tains some very choice styles. Make n seec-
ton and save at once about One-half the cost.
Our regular stock Is very choice, and We can
certainly find PARASOL or SUN-UMBkELLA
TO suit you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

We shall place on sale WEDNESDAY, May "a,
about 20 pieces mot over ZOO yards IN all u
STRIPED DIMITIES with gay-cOlored figures,
and SPANISH NULL In similar designs. Have
never before been sold FOR leSs than l2lkc. q
yard. Our new price will be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

y appears that two escaped convicts
aon TIE massachusetts, State prison were
among Tho crew Of the lost Naronic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

though the General Assembly which il
= % snossn By he people ~ Asvsnbsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

The Little Iling--Tle Trilcs.
sTERLING-SILyFK THIMBLES, lie.
ROLLED-GOLD PLATE STlCk-PlNs. DC.
STERLING-SILVER STlCK-PINs. lOc.
ENAMEL FLOWER BROOCHES. 10 and 2Jc.
FILIGREE GOLD ana SILVER HAlR-PINS,
Poe.
MERCHANTS, heart pendant, SOC.
SILVER BANGLES, % and soc.
GOLD RINGS, plain and SCI, 2jc.
STERLING-SILVER RINGS, SOC.
CUFF-BUTTONS, rolled plate, } &c. 70 sl.50.
GOLD-PLATE STUDS. per set, 15c.
VOL Ell STICK-PINS. sc.
HAT-PINS. fine assortment.
REAL SHELL HAIR-PINS. roc. 20 g..
CELLULOID BELTS-the latest-Dotn In black
and white. Price j0c.
BLACK and TAN LEATHER BELTS.
BLACK-SILK BELTS, 25 TO 75c.
LADIES' POCREr-BOOKS,2 5c. 10 Sl.25.
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LADIES' Isle Hose.

LADIES BLACK DRoP-sTITCH Isle HOSE,
value 5Oc., our price BIC.
UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGAN HOSE, with
colored pin stripes, reduced from 40 10 15c. a
STAINLESS BLACK COTTON HOSE only 19c.
n PAIR.
VERY FINE GAUGE BLACK COTTON HOSE,
worth 40c.-our price poe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

2 pisces. Is inches vide.
BLACK GkENADISE fer sum
NOR dresses OF Toe. worth 25c.,
and cheap at that
small pieco DAkK-GREES
vELYRTEES at 25c.--originals
ly SOC.
1 ond GREEN BR0cADE
SILK VELVET at Sl.J0, re-
duced from $3.50.
2 pieces FIGURED CHINA
SILKS as .29c. These are 1
piece Gray-Ground China silk.
with white figure. at Doc, and
the other black ground. with
red figure. at 2Oc.
3pieces CHINA SILK nj 49c.
black ground, with white
ngure: l black Rrouns. with
green and heiiOtrOpe, and l
navy blue. with white figure.
l plecc Water DAMAGED T"
NIL LOhi ssN A.fB Cllsh AZ
50c.-originaliy 75c.
BLACK BATfSTE, n delight.
full summer fabric, 80 inches
wide, at SOC.
Finer BLACK BATIsTES at
63h and 75c. per yard.
BLACK CAMELS- HAIR
GRENADINE, 80 inches vide,
a. 6jc.
BLACK cAMELS HAlR
GRENADlSE, one OF the best
pieces In Richmond, AZ inches
wide, az 81.
> pieces elegant STRIPED
CHINA SURAH SILKS. ~
inches vide, az ell. These are
black and white stripe and navy
blue and white stripe
Beautiful CHANGKABLE
SILKS Tor trimming at el.2o
per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

PROFESSIONAL.
rAMFs LYONS

IAMES LYONS. .,.os AT lsS
81 ATTORNEY AND CoUNshklL.,s,'V,,nef
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felephone f3i. Poss-ofaes, i' al VA
,r.c,,ces in ali the state ADD , SSse s.sryNg
,oarss I'm RlchmonJ. DEEDS aai a,uosnsss'
prspared. Acknowledgment soa "a 80
taksp. co;lec;lons rcompty "-' 9J
misted.