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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
ROYAL Arranum Mass-NeetinE.

The Royal Arcanum Councils. of Rich
faond. Manchester. and Ashland intend 10
give a musical entertainment at the Aca-
DENY on March 10Th. Last night repre-
sentatives from Virginia, Elba, Union,
Shockoe. Mccarthy. Belvidere. Henrico,
Manchester, and Ashland Councils met in
the rooms of the Endorsement Guarantee
Company, Chamber of Commerce build
ing. 10 arrange for the meeting. Mr.. c.
n. Bargamin. regent OF Belvidere Council,
rallied the meeting TO order. and Mr. 10
vanste,n, of Mccarthy Council, acted rs
secretary. Plans were mapped out and
committees were appointed as follows
Finance, Joseph i. Levy, chairman; invi-
fation, III. NJ. Starke, chairman; entertain
,nent. Roland Hill. chairman; printing, f.
A. Barber, chairman: programme, +. w.
Cunningham. chairman; hall. l. Loven-
stein. chairman.
Captain Cunningham Will have full
charge OF the musical arrangements. which
Is n sufficient guarantee Of success Vice
Supreme-Regent Hazard. of Philadelphia,
"A most gifted orator. will make short
address on the objects and BENEFITS OF the
Arcanunl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

This city this morning. He win preach at
CentrnI Methodist church. aud Will no
doubt be greeted By large compensation.
Messrs. W. E. Wilkinson. Il. u. Win
ana Lee Weiln al on Chesterfeid. were
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. II. C. Broaddus and Mra Judith
Holland and daughter, Bessie left yester-
day for q brief visit to relatives In Ches-
Mr.. O. e. Guy, Of Boston. Mass. for
merIy OF Manchester, has returned to the
civ and has accepted a position with
Mcssrs. w. Hugh Owens & Co.
Mrs Traphagen, who has been SPEND
Ing the winter with her sister. Mrs. David
Beattie. has returned to her home. In
The Democratic City Committee will
meet sometime next week to assess the
candidates to raise funds for paying the
expenses OF the primary.
Miss Fannie Cochran. OF Fauquier coun-
ty. Is visiting Mrs. Joseph w. Bronaugh'
on Porter street.
Rev. w. II. Trainham. OF Cowardin-
Avenue church. will preach tonight on
"a Modern and Model City"
Mrs. w. r. Beattie has returned home
from n visit TO her mother, Mrs. IL. j.
Black, Of Richmond.
Mr.. A. s. Wright, the new police oflicer.
entered upon the discharge OF his duties
yesterday.
There are nine inmates at the city aims
house at present-five white and four
colored.
The County Court OF Chesterfield will
meet tomorrow.
Rev. J. T. Taylor will conduct services
in Leader Hall this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
A SAD CATASTROPHE.
BOTH MOTHER AND BABY DROWNED
IN JAckSoN'S RIVER
DR.. Anderson's Buggy Turns Over 1t Hal
ioway's -Himseif Wife aud Two
Children Thrown In.

CONVICTION, VA, March 1o.-CspeciaL)
Mrs. II. w. Anderson and baby were
drowned ut Hailoways ford. about two
and one half miles below Covinston, this
morning. DIR. Anderson. the county pnysi'
clan, was on his way to the poor-house'
and as the weather was pleasant. TOOK
his wife and two children with him IN
his buggy. Just before reaching the ford'
he was told It was dangerous. as the river
was quite high. but having been accus-
toned to use the ford frequently. and
knowing 1t thoroughly, he did not hes''
tate.
ALL FOUR IN.
He struck the ford little too low. ana
his horse became n little restive, reareu.
and turned the buggy over, ana thre" III
four into the water. The current was
very swift. and carried Mrs. Anderson
and the children down the stream very
rapidly. A Mr.. Stull, who was working
about one and half miles below, saw
the bodies coming down the stream, and
mounting his horse. rode In. his morse
s,enned on n stone and fell with him.
He mounted again, and rode little fur-
tber down the river to some rapids, and
seized one Of the bodies as they passed
a little girl about years old.
CARRIED PAST HIM.
The two. mother and baby. the latter
about IS months old. were carried past
him. and were not recovered for some
time The child rescued was resuscitated.
and II is thought all were alive at that
time Dr. Anderson Is In such a dazed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
CITY OF MANCHESTER
THE NEWS or The DAY CLEANED
FOR THE DISPATCHES READERS


Lilly Taylor Hancock. infant daughter
Of Judge Beverly A. Hancock, died early
yesterday morning at the home Of hei
parents, in Chesterfield county. The little
girl had been I'll with complication Of
diseases for several weeks. but few
days ago was thought to be better. Tit
burial services win take place at th'
grave. in Maury cemetery. this afternoon
at O'Clock. Rev. DR.. w. f. Hatcher
will conduct the services.
Misses Ellie Robinson, Gertrude Weisi
rer. Bessie Mathews, Eva Carter. Anna
Chalkley. Eva Harrison. Ellie owens
Ruth Nunnally, Euia Holt Bessie OH
Agnes Walker. Alma Owens, ana DAISY
woodall will assist Mrs. DE- l.
Mathews IN the entertainment Mt Leader
Hall Tuesday night. Dr. j. Nj. "hi'he'.
will give a magic-lantern exhipiuoh AM
pev 7, Il. Thornhil will lecture. IL j.
said that some Of the pictures Represent
ing foreign scenes are beautifui. Inc en-
tertairment Is for the beneht Oh th9 eA
nerlence fund OF the Bainbridge-o"ee
Baptist church.
II a rumored that under the reorsan'
va,ion nlan OF the Richmond and Danvillt
raiIroad. ar, additional force of men VII
he mt TO work at the shops. in this city
Reports received in this city from cay la
IN s,ate that smallpox Is not spreading
in that locality and that there Is Only
one case there. .. ,,.,,
Messrs. George Paul & Brother vii
o,,orota tho works of the Manchester
Transparent Ice Company this year.
Much interest is manifested In the ap
roarance OF Rev. George c. Needham II
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OPEN THE NEW COURT
JUDGE MINOR GOES UPON THE LAW
AND EQUITY BENCH TOMORROW.
vi inc Other observation-disclosures Tax
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Committee
Meetings, En-.

promptly at 10 O'Clock tom GROW morn.
nag the new Law and Equity Court will
convene for the first tire Sheriff John
Hughes will open the tribunal, and Il
u understood that several cases viii be
dockctcd.
Judge Minor went be fore Judge Well
iord. OF the City Circuit Court. and
qualified TO preside over the new tribunal.
Immediately after the opening OF his
court tomorrow morning Dir. i. y.
winston Will take the oath OF office as
clerk and Mr.. Luther Libby will qualify
rs his assistant.
OTHER COURT NEWS.
The following were the cases tried in
the Hastings Court yesterday: Blanche
barker IcolofeD, charged with stealing;
acquitted.
Mary Jane washington (colorcd).
charged with assault. sent to jail for Sky
days and fined one cent.
suit was entered IN the City Circuit
Court yesterday by II. S. Butler against
Taliaferro for $500.
IN the suit II Lizzie l.. Smith vs.. New
YORK LdS-lnsurancc Company. an order
was entered extending the time Ia which
TO hie bills OF exceptions.
Tho resolutions adopted by the Bar As
ISOLATION in relation 10 the death OF Mr..
James Alfred Jones were presented 10
This court by ex-Judge W. J. Leake, and
were ordered To be spread on the order
book
The list giving the recent assessment OF
hcense-taXes by the Council Committee
on Finance is in the City Auditors Office
H. -.
tee VIII bear appeals on the 18th and
10Th OF this month. There are few changes
from last year.
THE PLACE FOR THE MEAL.
Tho subcommittee of the Committee
on Grounds ana Buildings, to which was
referred tho question OF providing con-
"nient quarters for the issue Of meal
by tho Superintendent ~ Public Charities
To the poor Of the city. had a meeting
yesterday. and recommended 10 the gene
itI committee that trs Committee on Re-
Iei OF the Poor be requested 10 issue meal
from the place whence II IS now given
out at the corner OF Mayo and Franklin
streets, under the old Police Court. or
Xix up'a place In Washington Hall for this
purpose.
INC subcommittee TO pass upon the
matter of certain changes ia the rooms
or mo nall, supplying a number OF articles
doomed necessary about the building, and
nSing up set Of rules governing It. Will
have an important session tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. Noble IS the
chairman Of this body. and h. IS the mem
Der OF the committee who recently pro-
posed u set apart a room in the City
Hal Tor the members Of the press.
There VIII be "a meeting Monday evening
OF tho Committee on Relief Of the Poor
The Board OF Aldermen holds monthly
Session Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
s.x.ral Railway Changes.

Major John G. Winder, general mana.
vsr of the Seaboard Airline. has issued
= circular making the following appoint
msnts: Mr.. II. w. b. Glover general
freight agent: Mr.. T. J. Anderson general
passenger agent; Mr.. w. l.. oDwyer. d.
Vision freight and passenger agent the
HEADQUARTERS OF Messrss Glover and An
derson are In Portsmouth. while Mr..
ODwyer Is located In Atlanta. Mr..
Glover was for a long while the efficient
division passenger agent OF the company
At Atlanta while Mr.. Anderson for some
years has been passenger agent at Nor
folk. Mr.. ODwyer Is an old Richmond boy.
He was connected with the Office OF Mr..
Il D. Hotchkiss. general freight agent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio. for long
time He Is said TO he the youngest d.
vision passenger agent In the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
SILKS.

The weavers fully appreciate the
fact that there is no such WORD as
standing still. No such advances
in beauty ever marked the lapse OF
a single season before in SlLkS.
Never such prices before.
Handsome Satin-Faced midas, "a
inches wide, all silk, evening
shades, 4Sc.
81 pieces AlI.Silk Surah, double
warp. the best Surah made, 800.
a yard. =, -,
Satin Rhadamas, the all silk, in
black, 46c. a yard.
? pieces Xxx Black Satin Rhada-
mas, the SLIPS quality, 75c. a yard.
Black Satin DuchesSe BrocadeS,
all silk, oSc.-Sr.25 value.
24-inch All.Silk Black-and-White
Striped Satin Duchesse, S9c.-SI.5o
value. 8,
China Silks, the popular kind for
lamp-shades, 23c.---all silk.
Satin Beauties...The Llbertus'''
an entire new weave, all SILK, ~
inches wide, evening shades, IN
Guiding navy.blue and Hunters
green, 6ec.--.sI.25 value.
MORE Crepes, evening shades
S5c.
All.Silk Chiffon. any shade, As
inches wide, 69c.
IS pieces New Figured China
Silks, 49c.-65c. quality.
Mourning Silks, Armures. the all
silk kind, $780,; csc. for the sI.a5
quality.
Silk-and.Wool Black Cordulette,
6ec.-SI.25 value.
Black All.Silk MORE, TIC.
Black Mirror MORE, an entire
new weave, SI.25.
Black Brocaded and Polka-Dot
Mirror Moires, SI.2S.
Colored Figured Satin Surah
Twills, for dress and shirt waists,
69c.
Shot Lusterine Dress Silk, in "a
different grounds, SOC. yard.
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Partisan Chic distinguishes the
Organizes. IS styles are here to
select from, 25and $50. a yard.
Is it wasteful to put SILK into
GlNGHAMS? Look at these beau
ties. Wash ? Certainly, 49c. a
yard. ,
An unusual good fortune landed
another tempting lot OF those fine
French DimitieS, beautiful designs
and color combination, 1896.
The correctness of these Striped
Satin Berbers is unquestioned.
They are in navy blue and other
dark colorings. Look just like
silks, I9c. yard.
Why did we sell IS pieces OF
Black Satteen last week &!
Because 2oc. quality is sold for
I2Hc. 15pieces left of the 100 we
bought,
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Next Saturday Will be St. Patrick s-Day
ma there win be but slight deviation
from the usual manner OF observing tha'
occasion SO dear TO all Irish hearts
solemn high mass will be conducted al
ST. Patrtck's church at 1000 O'Clock ~
sh. morning. when Rev. Father ]. Il
O'Reilly Will deliver the panegyric on the
,atron saint. Owing 10 the inopportune'
mess OF having the banquet on SATURDAY
EVENING II viii be held on Monday nigh'
Mt Murphy's Hotel. -
Mr.. S. l.. Kelly. to whom has been
assigned the matter of arrangement OF
the banquet programme. has not quite
completed the list of toasts:' me toliow'
sscted: virginia" by Governor Charles
r. O.Ferraii: ireland" by Mr.. z. IL. c.
|.she,I. sThe Day We Celebrate" by Mr.
Frank ]. Reilly; "The Clergy by Kew
Rather MclSeefrey.
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SILKS.

Fine Dress and Trimming Silks IN
every conceivable shade and comoina'
ton:
Glace Taffetas, in plaids, stripes, and
figures. MORE Franchise, IN biacS'
white. and colors. Figured Satin Duca,
e,se, plain and fancy weaves. Plan anu
Figured Satins.
We quote prices Of some extraordinary
bargains in silks, which cannot be dupii-
Gated at the low prices we offer them:
Black Satin Rhadame OF 90 and Toe.
Black Surah with colored stripes al oOc'
Black and White-Stripe Surah at Acc
Striped Taffetas at CSC.
Colored Bengaline Silks at 3sc.
Black aud White Plaid Surah at 4sc.
Figured India Silk at % and 4Sc.
Real japanese Silk, new designs, OF
So and soc.
Cream Wash Silk at $50.
Stripe Wash Silk at 37lc.
Figured Evening Silks at 30 and 4oc.
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With the Military.

The members Of the First Regiment are
enthusiastic over the idea Of having gray
uniforms, and will set to work with a
vim TO secure the necessary funds. All
OF the companies have endorsed the under
taking. Tho Ashby Light Horse think
they will be permitted 10 join the Blues
in forming battalion. Their chief obJec-
ton 10 the cavalry service is having 10
furnish horses.
After the drill last Tuesday night or
Company + an election was held 10 MI
The vacancy caused by the resignation OF
First Lieutenant George L. Shackleford,
recently elected Captain of Company c.
Second Lieutenant Morgan II. Mills was
elected first lieutenant. and First Sergeant
Richard X Paynter was elected TO sue
coed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
DOMESTICS.

More new prices on Cotton Fab
RIGS.
Androscoggin Bleached Muslin
drops to 6Ac.
Fancy Canvas Duck Suiting
drops from I215 to 6Hc. a yard.
40 and 3S.inch Finest Double.
Fold Irish Lawns drop from I2H
to 10 and &C. yard.
I2Ec. Yard-Wide French Per-
Gales drop to 7Ac.
&c. Yard-Wide Fine Brown Cot.
ton drops to sc. yard.
IA best Bleached Sheeting drops
to I2Hc. yard.
1914 Brown Sheeting Drops to
I2Hc. yard.
Yard-wide good Soft-Finish
Bleached Muslin drops to 4Ac. a
yard, and so with a hundred other
Cotton Goods,
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A hint as to the price:

Ladies' Navy and Black Imported Serge
Dresses with long coat braid, revers laced
with MORE, now skirt, el6.
Ladies' Black, Navy and Brown Serge Dresses,
tight-ntting, double-breasted, umbrella rune
attached to waist, $3.50.
Ladies' Navy Serge Suits tight-ntting, double
breasted, trimmed with braid, umbrella
rune attached 10 waist. s10.50.
Ladies' Flannel lightfittng Ooet dresses
trimmed with silk braid, umbrella skirt at
ta.hed, 90.
Buy every Curtain at this sale.
You can't make a mistake. 81
never saw such a slaughter" was
the remark one of the best lace
curtain buyers in New York made
to our buyer at the sale. We didn't
buy all, but We bought a great
many-the benefit Of our purchase
is yours. The price of two or three
numbers only:
3-Yard Ecru Lace Curtains. 69c. Q pair.
A very much inner pair at 94c.
3lS-yard.long Curtains in ecru or white.
sL25-s2.50 value.
$3.50 Lace Curtains for sl.5O-2S different
prices; LOO pairs was tho quantity We
purchased.
Don't stand aghast the fact is
stronger tran the statement:
"A csc. Chenille Table-Covers
for 4Sc. Exquisite designs 800 to
choose from. The larger ones pro.
portionately low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
THE ROANOKE CLUB WTHDRAWs.s
Making Up the Richmond and Manchester
Nines-Nar.ity We. Yale.


The Roanoke Club has decided 20 with
Draw from the State Baseball League.
and so advised those in authority here.
This will probably necessitate the drop
ping Of stanton unless another orSaniZa-
ton takes ROanokes place.
The management of the Richmond and
Manchester clubs are looking around for
good men. and are getting matters I'm
shape as fast as practicable. The grounds
Will be I'm the West-End, near the Main
street car-line.
The league managers VIII meet in
Petersburg Wednesday 10 receive reports
OF committees and perfect the organize
lion. The salary limit has been placed
at so per month
The game will be inaugurated in Rich
snond next Saturday week. the 24th when
the University Of Virginia nine VIII cross
bats with that Of Yale College Both
mines claim TO be stronger than ever
before. and the probabilities are that a
good game will be played.
Mr.. Oscar Foster. the wel-known base
ball player, has accepted a position with
the Atlanta team. Of the Southern League.
Ae will leave for his new field the 10Th
Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
Continental Tea.

a confidential tea and full-dress recep'
ton will be given at the First Baptist
church next Thursday and Friday eve
nings at s O'Clock. On these evenings the
now parlors Of the church will be opened
for the first time to the public. and tht
ladies have taken this opportunity Of
making this affair n brilliant one.
Continental characters. IN correct anC
beautiful costumes. will receive thelr
friends with old-fashioncd cordially. Tee
will be served I'm the reception-room
while an old Virginia supper will be
given In the basement Of the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
Cnnfrnycrsy Over General Early.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. c.. March 10
Especial -Rev. X. #. Nann replied TO an
editorial in the Wilmington Messenger
eulogizing General Jubal a. Early. Mr..
Vann's criticism on the Messengers Gu
logy was based upon what he considered
great blot on General Earlys NE
namely. his connection with the Louisi-
ana Lottery. The Messenger replies 10 Mr..
Vann's article, and says 1t is proud Of
what its columns have said for General
Early. and retracts none of the praise.
Mr. Nann may reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
entertainment. a. coreoran Hall.

Al the urgent solicitation OF many. the
Cfcmans twin-sisters' dramatic and eio-
cutionary entertainment will be repeated
at Corcoran Hall next Thursday night
There Will be q change Of programme
with the exception Of few selections
The jubilee festival TO be given 1T Cor
ccran Hall BY East-End amateurs to-mor-
row night viii furnish amusement to a
large audience. The entertainment Is TO
be for the benefit OF the East-End Bap-
fist church. II was given some days
ago, and Is TO be repeated by request.
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it Makes No
Difference

what the Price of Goods is, if the QUALITY
is not right. We make it a point to handle
only PROFESSIONALLY First Quality Good,
Goods which are leaders in every sense
whilst the prices we quote are the lowest
such goods can be sold for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
MATTINGS.

DON'T DREAM AWAY YOUR
TIME. THIS LOT OF MATING
WILL NOT LAST ALWAYS.
CAN'T DUPLICATE A SINGLE
PIECE AT THE PRICE.
25c. Mattings in this sale are
I2Hc. Think of it
2oc. White Seamless, 6Hc.
40 and SOC. Mating, I6 and 2oc.
Just half what others charge is
all we want.
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Death of Mics t,pap.

Miss Clara Bear. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Bear. died yesterday morning
at the residence of her parents, No. l52l
east Main street. after a brief Illness
from congestion OF the lungs. Her fune-
raj will take place from her late home,
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. The de-
ceased was a sister Of Mr.. Barring j.
and Miss Amelia Bear, and Mesdames
william Reinhe.mer. Moses. Mary, and
Jacob Levy OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

condition that he can give no inte'islD's
account Of the affair. =
The sympathy Of the community 70
greatly aroused for him, as only Ias'
week he lost his eldest child from typhoid
fever, and now this terrible bereavement
coming has caused all hearts
to bleed for him. Mrs. Anderson was q
daughter Of John w. Bell, a prominent
miller here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
The Columbian Minstrels.

bigger g. Hollands Columbian Ministries
n,ayed TO a large and appreciative audi
ence on Friday night at Otterburn
Springs, Amelia county. Messrs. Finney
and Morrisette as contortionists made
great hits with the farmers. Mr.. Wallace
Bruce Laughton. the Indian-club swinger.
and Mr.. Charlie Baughan. the clog dancer,
were loudly applauded. The work OF
Cardoza and Paine, the acrobats. was
excellent. The rest Of the troupe were
aiso gond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
BLUEFIELos PEOPLE LEAVING.
They DO Not Like Being Under the Mica
raguan Flag.

NEW YORK. March l0.--Captan Gro
we'll. OF the steamer Premier. arrived this
morning from Bluelelds. and states that
large number OF the inhabitants OF Blue
fields are leaving the town. owing to a
recent change OF government. This town
formerly belonged to the Mosquiton reser-
walton. but previous to the sailing of the
Premier the Nicaraguan standard had
been hoisted. and the adjacent country be-
came Nicaraguan territory.
The British man-of-war Cleopatra, which,
as cabled from Colon had landed a force
OF eighty men and officers at Bluefields.
had not arrived up to the time Of the
Premior's sailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March TO-
Especial 1.-THE materials have been or
dered and the principal contracts let for
the proposed electric street railway In
this city. The road IS TO be built In tne
very best manner and so equipped as 70
give a service as good az that In the larger
cities. The constructor hopes to have the
line In operation by June. Northern capt.
tai. as well as that OF this city. Is largely
interested In the enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
Ms. B.elsr,s birthday Party.

Miss Clara Virginia Becker. OF Grove
avenue. celebrated her 18th birthday with
4 beautiful reception. Many Of her young
friends gathered about her. bringing with
chem foral tributes and handsome presents
81 books, silver. and china
A sumptuous supper followed. with ia
w0gs for each, after which childish dances
ara amusements filled the remaining time
me young friends. apd older ones also.
depertsd after leaving very many wishes
for another year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-11
One Third Off the Prices

OF COTTON GOODS, and an equal reduction In
the price OF SILKS AND WO0LLBNs.
SHEETINGS that were 331xc. are now 25c.
Fine CAMBRI0s thai we're 10 ard 12lsc.. now
81 and 10c.
sTERI~RIVER PRRCALEs, In beautiful now
designs, at H13c.
DOUbLE-FOLD PERCALES only 10c.
SATIN-FACED BLEACHED DOUBLE DA.
MASK reduced iron 81 TO 15c.
FRINGED Dol Es from 81 TO 75c. per dozen.
Large sizo q NAPKINS, from $3.50 TO VI per
dozen. - ,.,,r ,n
AlL.WOOL SERGEs, HENRIETTAS, AND
FLANNEL MIXTURES that were 50c. are now
40c.
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eminent, as well as for seats In the city

Council.
A large meeting of the Old Guard Mon
roe-Ward Club was held at Reeds Hail.
40 south Second street last night. The FOL.
lowing candidates addressed the voters
of the ward. Messrs. Dickerson. Taylor.
ii. NJ. Smith. Colonel Elicit. II. Is. Mum
ford. Chamberlayne, Mr.. Prentiss for MT.
Richardson. Hughes. Frayser, Garrison.
Winston. ID. c. HIN. for Mr.. Barber, and
Joseph Shelton for Mr.. Warren. and
number of Council candidates.