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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
A PROBABLE TIE-UP.
TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION ON THE
ATLANTIC AND DANvIllE R. r.
Engineers Will Not Submit Crusade
Against Cigarette Smokers Who Are
Minors-Ice Plenty.

NORFOLK. VA. July @.-fSpeciai)-
Messrs. Newgsss AZ Co., the purchasers OF
the Atlantic and DanvIlle railroad. have
ordered a reduction OF the wages OF the
employees OF the line. which includes Of
flcers, clerks. engineers. conductors. Ere
men, shopmen, and Iaborers. The order
takes effect the first of the month. The
section-hands are reduced to 70 cents a
day. IT Is stated that the engineers VIII
not submit TO the cut so far as II al
fects them. and Chief Arthur has been
teIegraphed for. and on his arrival In
Portsmouth a strike IL likely to be or
dered on the Atlantic and DanvIlle. 1t
Is conjectured that the other trsinmen
will sympathize and vacate their posi-
items.
a CREDITABLE CRUSADE.
The Chief OF Police has not only com
menced a crusade against slot machines
but all minors caught smoking cigarettes
and all persons caught selling them 10
minors Will in future be arrested.
Rev. DR.. Paul Whitehead. OF Richmond
Is at Denby's. In Norfolk. county. at
tending the district conference. Rev. Dr
A. q. Brown. Of Richmond. preached there
last evening.
presiding-Eker w L. Wright reports
that a big Methodist camp-neeting Is 1T
progress on the Eastern shore, and sew
oral others will take place during neX'
month.
ICE NOW PLENTY.
The scarcity OF ice here is over. several
vessels with cargoes having arrived from
Maine and other ice-shipping points.
The contract for building the Union
Depot in Portsmouth has been AWARDED
"a Mr.. Pettijohn. Of L~ynchburg. Inc
Seaboard AIRLINE Is TO do the "hoie vi
the work.
The -newly-appointed Prohibition police
men are gradually going on duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Went to Washington tn Marry-Personal
and Other Items.

Mr.. Peter Weisigcr and Miss Lizzie
| lnnis. both of Chesterfield, left for Wash
ineton yesterday to b. married. Mr..
Weislger formerly lived in Manchester,
| and has many friends here, who wish
him and his bride much happiness.
The Manchester Baseball Club has re-
organic q. ana has changed It's name TO
Forest Hi. The team Is as follows; boyd,
catcher. Barrett. pitcher, ". Crustic,
short-stop: Jennings. first base: Way
mack. second base; Lipscomb, third base;
+. Crostic. left field; Binn, centre-fleld,
Taylor. right Held.
The funeral Of the infant child of Mr..
| aud Mrs ii. J. Bolton took place yester-
day afternoon from C~lopton-Street Bap-
list church.
The Finance Committee Of the County
School Board Of Chesterfield will meet
to-day and tomorrow at the courthouse
The school Board VIII meet August ~.
There viii be a game OF baseball at
Forest Hin Park tomorrow afternoon be
tween the Forest Hills and Stars. Hill
and Boyd will do the honorS for the home
team. while Withers and Thorp VIII oc-
! cuuy the pOint for the Richmond boys.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
.. r.. Stratton was charged with leaving
"A pile Of lumber on the corner of Hun
and Twelfth streets at night without Il
| wnrning light. and he was fined 81.
Mamie Muse (colorcd). charged with as
saulung BuTleigh Robertson tcolored) upQn
the public streets. was feqhlr'u 10 pa!
So and costs.
Mary H0bson. Lofty Taylor, and Eme,
lin, Geddinger (Hll colored) were charged
NTH creating Il disturbance on Hun street
I'm the way OF a free fight. Mary Hohson
was discharged. Lofty and Emeline were
hned So each and costs.
Mrs. r c. Broaddus received a tele-
gram yesterday morning a~nnouncing me
fact that her sister. Rev. Mrs. Wiiklh-
snn. who has been i'll for some time al
her residence In Ashland, was worse.
Miss Eva Harrison left yesterday morn
ing to spend a month at Newport News,
Miss Wilbur Farmer is visiting IN KING
and queen county.
Rev. c. y. Van Houten has returned 70
the city. and is looking much better anu
etronger then when he left some weeks
ago. muddy
ca,,sed IN the recent rains up the stream
Mir. Thomas +. owen left yesterday
! morning for the seashore.
Mr. Lawrence L. Pool has returned from
q pleasant trip 10 Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs. \. IL. Fitzgerald nave IT,
,,,,,.1 fram Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
On fine Various Eace-COurscs

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACk,
july 26.-ro-day's card originally was q
very fair ON, but fresh use OF the blue
pencil reduced it greatly. This was a
lucky day, however, for the talent, faNor-
ties winning all but one race. Ihey maze
a big haul of Life Boat in the nrst event,
Little Matt, the second choice, being al
no time dangerous. The talent inquired OH
Poetry in the second race as the pest
of the exceedingly ragged lot OF maid M
that tried conclusions in this event, anu
the faVorite had no trouble In proving her
superiority. In the third race, though, the
talent met their first and only defeat OF
the day. They conceded that South side
practically had "a Walk-over. and backed
him accordingly, but Point Lear. IN
~favorite, not having a particle OF speed
could scarcely get out OF his own way:
Captain T. made a runninS-away race OF
the fourth and won easily by a length
and a half from Annie Bishop, Herald,
the second choice. finishing third. Ben
Lomond. in the nth. and Berwin, in the
sixth. were heavily backed favorites. and
won their races in good style, enabling
the faithful. with their other winnins-
of the day to leave the field a jolly lot.
The weather was hot and the track In
good condition.
First race-selling. one mile and a fur
long-Life Boat O07. Bergen. 3 TO y won.
Little Matt second, Blue Garter third.
Time. l:5S.
Second race-maiden 3-year-olds, sell
ing, one ~mile-Poetry Q0l, Reiff. d TO 3,
won, Warlike second, Linwood third.
Time. 1A7.
longs-Point Lear or, Rein. ? 70 u won.
True Penny second. King Gold third.
Time, 1ITh.
Fourth race-handicap. one mile-Cap-
tain T. (G. keefe. s to - Won. Annie
Bishop second. Herald third. Time. l:i2ls.
Fifth race-selling, six furlongs-Ben
L.omond QoS, Reiff. II TO 1W won. lily
Gyps second, Shelly Tulley third. Time.
l:l6.
wyn Q07. Ballard, 6 to 81 won. Poor Jo-
nathan second. Nagabond third. Time.
SARATOGA. n. Y, July 2s.-There was
a large crowd at the races here to-day.
in excellent Coalition. Sir James was
scratched In the first race. Rey FL Santa
Anita and The Pepper In the second
Henry OF Navarro In the third. and Arml.
tage in the fourth. After the Don Alonzo-
Ramapo race. in which there was bet.
ting on time. this form OF speculation was
prohibited by the stewards. On and after
Monday owners will not be permitted q
scratch In races 10 which no entrance Zee
is charged unless they pay 10 per cent
of the purse. This IL equivalent to a fine
of SO for scratching a horse. Two extrs
! races will be run ON Saturday, making
seven on the card. Favorttes made a bad
showing to-day. notably Lex. who was
beaten by Kismet. and Dobbins by Pace
First race-maiden 2-year-oids, six fur.
iongs-Kismet CD. A. Clayton, 8 to i
won by two lengths. The Sway second
Lex third. Time. l02 IA.
SECOND ra6e-one and o~ne-sixteentf
miies-Ramapo ul2. Tarai. / to . won By
three lengths. Don Alenxo second. Time
f.Sa IA Only two started.
Third race-the United states Hole
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
SEWERAGE BIDS LISTED.
No Contract rs Yet Awarded-The Highest
and Iovest-Death of an Infant.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July PC
(Special)-Bids on what is known az Route
No. /. of the Charlottesville sewerage
system, were opened and listed this af-
ternoon by the Mayor ana engineer III
charge. There were seventeen bidders.
representing cities from Tennessee TO
New York. including Hawkins, Mosby q
Co. OF Richmond. whose bid was a htue
over 81 900. Vaughan x Luck. of Roa-
nnke. were the lowest bidders, at s2I.5eb.5o.
The highest bidder was B. j. Coyie, OF
Washington. d. G., 81 ,7l2.7j. The bids
are for the work complete, which in
cludes abtit 40 per cent. of the whole
system. The specifications require that
the work shall commence ten days after
the contract is signed, and shall DE
finished -four months thereafter; and That
the labor employed shall be as far as
possible secured here. The committee IN
charge reserves the right TO reject any or
all bios.
Oracle. infant daughter OF Dr. j. u.
Althouse, died this morning.
The committee in charge has deter
mined To- add three more rooms TO Mid-
way public school. which has grown 10
vast proportions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

MY. Van Dyke Johns. book-keeper OF the
Richmond Stove Company. returned from
New York yesterday.
Mrs. b. W.. Cosby has just returned
from n visit to Atlantic City, Phiiahei-
phia. and New York.
Mr.. c. Jefferson, OF this city. IL the
guess of Professor John X. Sampson. at
fantops, Albemarle county.
Mr.. George T. West. OF Fort Worth, Tex.
formerly Of this city. Is stopping Tor a
few days at 20i south Third street.
Richard Cash was locked up in the Sc
cond station yesterday on the charge OF
stealing 81 from John j. Anderson.
Captain George Shackieford. Of north
Twentieth street, Is on a two-weeks visit
10 Ocean View and virginia Besch.
Mr.. James T. Hendricks, q member Of
Pickett Camp. Is very vi al ms homf, ~
pneumonia.
Mr.. Herman Heller, who came on 70
attend the burial OF hts uncle. Mr.. VIII
liam Heller. returned TO Raleigh, y. G.,
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. william Pemberton
and son. Percy. will sail from New YORK
August attn in the Umbria for a few weeks
trip TO Europe.
Charles Reynolds. q Lynchburg negro,
was locked up at the Third Station yes
terday on the charge OF being a sus-
piciOus character.
The Board OF the Chesapeake and its
Tributaries will meet August LIST to elect
a captain and crew for the new oyster
police steamer Accomack.
The Southern railway has adopted a
Trademark or monogram sign. 1t II
an IS" and an ''R'' with the old Danville
arrow running through them.
Miss Bessie L. White. who has been
visiting her cousins, Misses Lizzie and
Clara Fariss. left Thursday for the Blue
grass regions, her western home.
Arthus Trent. a colored man. was ar
rested in the First Market yesterday
morning for creating 4 disturbance and
being disorderly during market hours.
The latest information from Mrs. Pros
ser Harrison. who was hurt i'm a recent
runaway accident In Newport News. is
to the effect that she Is improving nicely.
The alarm Of fire at 7:l5 yesterday morn
ing from Box - was caused by a slight
blaz in "A frame house occupied by col
ored people on Duyal street. There was
no damage.
The grocery store Of Henry Burger. No.
Z!l0 east Main street. was entered by
thieves Wednesday night and the cash
drawer rified OF about 81 In small change.
The case was reported to the police.
Blandon Park has been selected as the
place az which the Richmond Elks' gam
boil will be held August LIST. from 3 A. NJ.
TO II y. VI. Only members and their fami-
lies ana a few friends will participate.
Mr.. u. NJ. Burgess yesterday sent to
the Dispatch office two fine. luscious
peaches grown on a tree in his back yard,
at No. $40 north Ninth street. which bears
every year, regardless Of tn frost.
Mrs. Campodonico. Miss Compodonico,
Mr.. and Mrs. Solari. Miss Julia Soliri,
Mrs. \. SOlari. and Miss Rosa Solari have
returned home. after a most pledsan:
trip to Newport News. Hampton, uni
itl1 Point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
THE RIoHMoN D~1spATcH-FRIDA JULY q. 1894.

stakes for :-yesr-olds, seven %furlongs-
pacemaker uM. IamIey, 2 TO II won by
a length, Dobbins second. Dorrinso third
Fourth race--sening. seven ~furlongs-
L,iseIG Ci i-2, Perkins. . to p won. Miss
Dixie second. Leonardo third. Time
LIS ~. -
May Day Oily, y. A.. Clayton. . 10 %
won, Mirage second. Achiever third. Time.
sixth race-the Okolona steeplechase,
vaiue S.5O. short steepiechase course,
about n mile and three quarters
Bailarat dss. Pines. 3 10 y won. sain
Carry second. Glefallen third Time 4V.
CHICAGO. July 26.-The Attendance at
Hawthorne to-day was s,1D. Nealner
very warm and track fast ~
Eirst race-six furlongsNWeils street Us,
rs.,gh' , to ~ won. Ida Savers second
Eleanor third. Time, las H. 90,
Second ~race-six furiongs-Adam III
carr, I to u non Lady MeCann secoh''
ri, FOR rat third. Time. 1:16 IL.
Third ~race-six furlougs-Ta Ia CD,
Cassin, 10 9) won, Leo second, Hampton
third Time. l1G. or
Fourth race-one mile-Imp. Percy ui6'
c. Weber, 9 to . won senator n''
Firth race-seven furlongs-Mulberry c35'
- hin 8 TO ID won. Pretender seconh'
Alary third. Time. i:2s IL. ,n
Sixth ~racp-Ssyen furicngs-'inHaN 49,
e. Weber. 9 TO p won, PROFESSOR % sFcViN'
Brethart third. Time. l:D T. o,s
cTEVEIAND, O., July 2e.-The famous
Chenille track added several broken re-
cords to its credit to-day. h!lanu
NOT only made 2:l1 In a tfot IN stialsh,
heats. but broke the geldln r-coIu; a.i
trotfed the three fastest Consecutive hsa.s
on record. EIlard's work IN the last ~
baats was little less remarkable, as N
was but a neck behind. hyiana l. aiS'
broke the track record. nathan
First race-22, p~acing-Joe fa'chen'
blk g, by Patcnen Wilkes y Cu,Iyl;
/ 4; T. y. d., br. g, by White Itu ~
CDIckerson), I. 2. 2; Angie D. m, ny DIN
Eean CWalker,, 2. 3. B.; Hyannls. I. u
Gkeefe,. q 4. 6. Amelia. Come. Lenore n
Jennie Mccoy, Ellen Eddy. ROCK Wiz,
Gambrosa. and Monogram also ran ~
the order named. Time. 2:ll$s. 2lV't. nv,
second race-free-for-all trotting, p1,ss
a. la-Alix. b.. m. by Patronass az
DowslD, J. l. j; PiS5ieyi Q. W. Walter Z.
Potchen. by Mambrino 81. Curry, D. D. d.
Time. pos, 2:0sl2. 2Os'z n,rsa
Third race-2:l9 class. trotting. pWse
q 0OO-Bellona. br. m, by stranger 1DlTh-
erson). /. l.. /: Miss McGreger. b; m. Wy
Robert McGregor (%Eisnsnl, s, :; Z iron
> a z Minnie c.. Diamond Joe, Forest
Roy. All Their. Alamite, Peverit. ~
I,de Rosa wilkes. Ruby. Anteyan. am
Domingeer also ran. Time. 2lllz. 2ll>t'
213A. 40, ,ro,,iro nurss
ar,1 / !. Ellar. b. s.. by Charles Wilkes
mickerson). 5. 2. 2: Lord clinton. blk; g.
nv downing Allen GRAIN, 2. :. 3. PlmIeo'
Meta Wilkes. Phoebe Wilkes, Nish,uh-
yale. and Ambey also ran. Time, ZVo'4'
2O7S4, 2Osf..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
DRESS GOODS.

Ii 2-3c. Jaconet la BLACK Grounds. White
Flowers. now 6i,c.-Nery sheer.
&c. Dress Calicoes now f'sc.
Sl-Sc. Indigo-Blue Calico. b..
&C.. Checked Musilus nOw T..
9Oc. L%sce-Striprd Muslins now Sl-3c.
We have placed on the centre count
remnants OF Summer Goods at prices 10
please you. Com. ami see them.
l2hc. Pretty Gray Ginsham, With white
border, can be- made "A stylish and ser
viceable walking suit. now 6'ic.
We have received another line II those
poe. striped crepe cloths. DC.
Zoe. sly les In Dress Lawns. 3sc.
10 2-2c. Plaid G%inghams In rel. white.
and d~ark-green. adapted for chiidrens
wear. now Toe.
Is 2-3c.. Battle-Ground Satines. not pretty
styles, but good q~uality-iust think oI n
&c.
Another line OF Challies, imported. pretty
designs. suitable for Tea Gowns ot iight
weight Fan Dresses, 15c.-at MS Gus
price sale 30.
sc. Satines. China-Sik Effects. la light
coiors. sl-3c.
Sl-3c. Unbleached cotton. We allow
each customer ~ yards or less. now 90.
Neat styles In Calicoes suitable Tor
Shirt-Waists. not remnants, 3igc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Mean temperature. ............
NEW YORK STOCK MARKE,

NEW YORK, July 26.-An effort was
made to-day TO use the gold exports
against the stock market. but the expert
ment was a failure. Londoh HOUSES were
given up az sellers of So. Paul ut the
opening. and 1t was stated they were
liquidating. Close observers. however,
soon came to the conclusion that the
selling of st. Paul was inspired by a local
operator. So far as the gold shipments
are concerned. 10000 have been actually
engaged for Saturdays steamers and ar
rangements are on foot for the forward
ing OF an additional 81. 100000. The actual
shipments on the day named VIII reacn
5000 600. The decline ranged from q 10
IL. 81. Paul and Omaha ading The
decline. however, brought out but little
long stock. and when some OF the smaller
shorts attempted 10 cover. a rally OF u
10 ia per cent. ensued. Louisville ana
Nashville sold M rs. to t6%. and the
other active issues improved y 70 y. per
cent, and had the advance to the close.
American Sugar. OF course was ,hs
feature OF the market again to-day, ana
figured for more than 80 per cent. OF me
days business. The total was l3tFps
shares for the entire list. OF which tt5W
were American Sugar. The stock opened
at io4L, fell TO l0irs, rallied 10 lga. declined
10 l0l&.. and closed at l02is. The stock
was affected by Washington .advices as
to the progress of the tarin bill When
IL was rumored that the Senate bill would
go through. the stock advanced, ans when
il was reported the d~ifferential duty was
knocked of the bill. 1t declined.
Distillers was higher, rising from ,li1s
to 10. Chicago Gas. Lead. n Cordage
were quiet and steady. leather preferred
declined 2N. and recovered to J6is.
The market in the final dealings was
firm. Exchanges for the day show an
advance of ldl5s per cent.
The bond market was higher. Sales
of listed stocks were 5000 shares; OF
unlisted. $500.
treasury balances: Coin, s73, $4,000; cur
rency. $50, 25lcs.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy al, | per. cent. last
loan al [. and closing offered at ! per
cent; prime mercantile paper, S'2dl per
cent.
Bar silver, 62is. Silver at the board ne
elected. IL. ,o,
sterling exchange firm. with actual
business In bankers bills at AN1tHfs.ta
for sixty days. and s4.SSN,a4sls for de
mand. posted rates. A.Sq4@ht; CONNER
cial bills. s4.sskn 1863.
Government bonds higher. state bonus
duU RaIIroad bonds hig ner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
personuls and Briefs.

Mr.. Malcolm Shackleford's condition was
not so favorable yesterday.
Mr.. J. Garland Pollard has returned
from a short visit 10 Canada
Mr.. Robert II. Scott. Of H%uguenot, Va,
is In the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Patrick Keenan, continues quite III
AT his residence, on Church Htli.
Ex-PolIceman. T. j. Enright. who is
now a resident OF rlcInna.i. Is here on
n visit.
Misses Laura and Olivia Quay have re-
turned home. after several weeks spent
in Baltimore.
Miss Lula Bailey. who has been visiting
Misses Lizzie and Clara Fariss. has r.
turned home.
Mr.. u. J. Crew and daughter have re-
turned from "A delightful visit to the Nir-
ginia Hot Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
SILK DEPARTMENT.

See those 3l-inch Pretty Blacks at tits
sale. Soc.
Look at those Sl.25 China silks. tho
choicest patterns. FOR SIC. these are dark
grounds.
See those Sl.i0 Light Ground. IL would
pay you 10 buy these silks and 10y them
aside. Opportune time, Soc.
s1iSc. silks for Evening Dresses In ;bs
newest shades. entirely novel In ,hclr de-
signs. imported. now soc.
Point dc spirit In all colors. extra vii"
the prettiost and most inexpensive tor
evening dresses. IL woult pay you To-
lay II aside. Now t5c.
s7isc. Plaid Wash silks In lavender and
pink. adapted iHr Waists or Dresses. nov
37'sc.
SRc. Nayy-Biue and White SIN. at this
cut-price sale. 3i'gc.
95c. Drapcry Silks In the prctti,st COM
bination Of colors. now De.
SIzc. Black Lace check i WOrste,
G~renadinc. now 10 2-jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
NORFOLK DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Condition Of the Churches Good and WorI
Observation-Disclosures Discussed.

NORFOLK, VA. July 25.-tSpecial)-
Presiding-Eld Amiss presided over the
District Conference In Norfolk county to-
day. and religious services were conducted
by Rev. ". &. Walden. The reports OF
the churches were resumed and finished.
The condition Of the churches generally
is good. and the work progressive. Ire
Sunday-school work was also shown up
fayorably. Or. 4. a. Brown addressed
the conference on the system of colport-
age. the needs and advantages Of the
work. The sermon on missions was de,
Uvered by Rev. Or. Paul Whitehead, ana
was followed by the report on temperance
bv Rev. j. :. Wallace. Rev. DR.. Wander
slice presented the claims of the confer
ence brotherhood.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Boggs sub
mitted the report Of missions. which was
discussed and adopted. Rev. ID. V. smith
submitted the report on education, when
was adopted. A stirring address was de-
livered by Rev. Dr. w. W. smith presl-
dent Of Randolph-MacOn College. IN pre-
senting the claims Of that institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Halifax Court Proceedings.

HOUSTON. VA, July 2G.-(Special)-
James +. Canada. of Lennig,. was in
dicted by the grand jury for having In
his possession a die and making ana
using counterfeit money.
Louis Walters (colored). was convicted
of larceny and sent to The pehltehtiary
for two years.
Harry y. Fore was found not guilty OF
a charge Of larceny. and in the case OF
his two chums-Abner Locks and FLETCHER
Palmer-a nolle prosequi was entered
Hon. Paul c. who mas ~
u1ite unwell. is still at his home here.
IL Will return TO Congress as soon as ms
health Will permit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
rho Fercusoa.Biggs Nuptials.

Yesterday afternoon At 1870 o'clock, AT
he residence Of Mrs. a. Il. Northington.
No qae1 east Marshall street, MT. henry
Charpei Ferguson and Miss Annie Car
IVY Suu lines W. Moore. Of ST. James
Methodist church. ofiiclatins; o.a,oa
Win nowers and ported plants, and while
only a small company OF relatives anu
tGntiSmsta friends Witnessed the ceremony.
~ e;mnlicitv and quiet Of the occasion
in no way detracted from the beauty
Characteristic of most home marriages..
M bride is quite pretty. and Is a Ia
vorite with all who know her; me groom
romnnny. and IL held I'm high es-
seem' After the ceremony Mr.. and Alrs;
rergns<n left on q bridal trip. ioio"eo
NV the best wishes OF many frienus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
See our grand display OF
NOTIONS at cut prices in
window.

We give you n few Items;
Buttermilk Soap. I cakes, IS.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. 1c. a dozen.
Naseltne. "a pure and highly conccntfd'
| ted essence OF petroleum, sc.
Mead & Bsker's Mouth-Wash. S9c.
Mead 4 Bakers Dentifricc. 2'c.
Chemist Soap, Sc. cake.
Colgate's Best Palm soap. 6 cakes Tor
2Jc.
Russo Cream Polish, the only perfect
cleanser sor tan shoes. lSc.
Violet Ink. &C.. "A bottle.
Nucilage. SC. a bottle, Will not sour q,
| mould, extra heavy.
New styI. Belt-Pin Buckles. 2Dc.
New Style Veil-Pins. iic.
Hose-Darners, Sc.
Novelty Braid. i0c.: NOVELTY Braid
l2nc. Novelty Braid. lsc.-all cut pric~~
New line OF Buckles. sc.
Initial-ietters, , doz n Tor b..
Pure Extract of Vanilla. Zoe.
Picture-Nails. 3 for 81 marble hcads
Brass-IIead Tacks. . dozen for &C..
Wire Picture Cord. - yards ipr -.
Star-Paste S~toye-Poilrh. BE-.
lie Grand French Hacking, De-.
French Shoe-DressIng. Sc.
Oellne Shoe-Dresslng. Zoe.
| Monitor Halr-Pins. large boxes, &c.
1000 Upholsterers' Tacks, Zoe.
Dragon Specification. ) for Sc
| . papers Of Best Elliptic sharps Needle.
I'm 80. 5-l0., 3, 6. z. and Darning Needles.
in cases, Sc.
Osborne English Pin-Book. Dc.
Mourning-Pins. medium head. Sc.
Compound Talcutn, Plain Hygtenic Def
NAL Powder, l5c.
Ceiery-Salt. This article is specially
prepared for family use and Is used for
fiavoring soups and grayies. Toe.
TolIet-Paper. free from injurious sub
| stances, I large packages for be.
TOiIet-Roll Paper. SC.
Montclair Commercial Note Paper. white
| wove. ruled. ID sheets. lie.
20 White oye Envelopes. Va.
Ladies' Mitts, &c.
| uand-Snap Buttons. convenient button
for travelling man. farmer. iaborer. ever,
profession, can instantly replace his miss
ing buttons, Sc. box.
| L.arge-sized Steel Crimpers. DC.
Hsir-Curlers. 100.