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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
AFTER THE BALL IS OVER.
The Attractive aud Enjoyable Entertain
mont n; Providence Forge.

meut ~ providence ofSc.
PROVIDENCE FORGE VA, February
- -tspccial) AN enjoyable dance way
given here on Friday night, February
10Th instant 10y r. y. Pcndleton and H.
II. Richardson. The management had pro
vided an attractive programme OF Ian
cicrs. quadrlnes, schottisches. and waltzes
The bah opened at $50 i. NJ, the music
being furnished by Richmond band
Those that participated in il We're:
Miss Annie Goddin. In green silk, pink
trimmings. with H. III. Richardson.
Miss Emma orr, in blue crepon and
pearls. with Chris. Taylor.
Miss Emma Eggleston. in white figured
elk. point lace, and diamonds, with w.
j. Buckles.
Miss Sallie Timberlake. in black China
silx. with T.. G. Sweet
Mlsp Eva 'Rollson, I'm black satin, carry
Ing pinIs, with J. w. Brauer, Of Rich
mond. 49,
Miss Addie Mocntcastle. in white null
rcd trimmings, with Mr. George Marstoh'
Miss Matte Robertson. In blue crepe
point lace and diamonds. with I. ID
Freeman. OF Richmond.
Miss laura IiaJmun, in red muiI 9e'
trimmings. with Robert Eggleston.
Miss Camrnie Robertson. IN punk chlnoi
and rlibies, with r. w. Allen
Miss Annie Richardson, In white SWISS
mink trimmings carrying La France roses
with T. n. Pendleton.
Mrs. Berry Haxall. In blue velvet car
fying pinks. with Il. Haxah.
Mrs J.. Il. Richardson, In black, Je'
trimmings. with j. Il. Richardson
Mrs. orr. in tan. with Mr.. Orr.
Mrs. l.. C. Baughan. black, gray uth'
rnings. with l.. c. Beaghan.
The others present were Messrs. sainue
raylor. Rob Turner. Willie Harwood. OF
Richmond: Walter Undertake, l.. A. SD.
Ter Jr.: phil Ware, Milton Clarke, c. J.
Apperson. Frank Jordan. Ray Billings
Willie Orr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
THx wnArHEa. IN RICHMOND YEsrrnDAy
vas clear and balmy.
The sky ct midnight was cloudlssa
Atate of thermometer
Mean temperature. :. -.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 2o.-The trans
actions at the Stock Exchange to-day
were only 10000 shares. and the net
changes In the usually prominent stocks
less than a point. At the opening OF busi-
ness American Sugar and Distillers' ana
Cattle-Feeding were weak. the former
selling down Il per cent, to 7s and DIS
tillers' IL per cent. TO 26. New England
was another weak spot, falling y per
cent, to 1917. The selling was not I'M
portant in volume. and when the orders
had been exhausted the room traders
began to buy little Sugar. Chicago Gas.
and Lackawanna In the case OF the last
named the buying and an advance OF
IA per cent, to 1854, was ascribed to the
election OF Vanderbilt representative
to the Board OF Directors.
The market then became excessively
dull, and ruled 30 until we'll into the
afternoon. A rally In wheat, poth mere
and In Chicago. put little more lie INTO
the stock market, and prices moved ny
LalL per cent. The Changers were the
first to fesl the improvement, ST. Pau
rising TO SOS, Burlington and quincy 10
7i4.: Rock Island to 66A. and Northwest
ern TO i02ia. The rise In these STOCKS
led to covering I'm the lndustriais, ana
American Sugar rallied TO ~ ana WINS
Kew 10 26a.. General Electric securities
were stronger than for some time past
the stock rising to 1874. and the ueDent'
ures 10 III. The announcement OF the
withdrawal OF the opposition or the bei
mont interest to the Erie pan OF reor'
ganization had no influence on the Sc
curlties Of the company.
The strength OF sterling exchange hal
.<.. h..
rates OF interest abroad and the balance
~ trade In favor OF the United states
combined with the fact that the princi
nal European banks are no longer pay
ing commissions. render shipments o,
| the metal in large amounts quite OUT VI
the question at this time. 4, 4.
| American Tobacco was again III or
| mand and gained, net, y per cent. io'
the common and per cent. Tor the pre-
| ferred. -, er~,
The general market closed nrm.
Railway and miscellaneous oosds wer'
higher. The feature OF the tranins wa
| IA Jump of AZ per cent. III n, .'e"e'"' ''i0>
'' Sa,es ~ listed stocks, 5000 shares; o.
unlisted. $500 ,.o an. .,,,.
Treasury balances: Coin, S4'oo''c"' cur
rency, SESSION.. ,,,cr
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
| Ntopev on call has been easy AT l Pc
| cent: last loan at /. and closing oireres
| AZ per cent; prime mercantile paper
LIE ~ silver s9%: Mexican dollars. 81
ciiyer at the board neglected.
Sterling exchange Is firn. WIN set ae' es,
| ,,,s,ness IN bankerS bills at Ns6H t@N
sor sixty days, and Nssg4Sl. for de
mand; posted rates; ATat@ s;x, SOm anys
| ciaI bills slSi4fa.S+ Tor sixty uaS'
| and INi& for demand. , bond
aii ra,,a,nment bonds steady. state bond
| anil Railroad bonds firm.
"'''' STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

who died suddenly Of heart-disease last
week at I>ookland. o.. when he was
cadet nj West Point In 1891, and the
other II an sxio trunk used as deposit
for money by forefathers In the family.
General Jacob Ammen. n briyadier-gene-
raj IN the Union army. was born near
Fincastle In Botetourt county, In 1ws'
and removed with his father to Ohio IN
ISIS He entered West Point graduating
in 1871, and for many years was pro-
fcssor IN several colleges. General Am
mems father was tho publisher OF the Ad-
yertiser and Herald, OF Fincastle, about
the year 1901. being the first editor IN
his section OF the State. He afterwards
published the Benefactor. the first paper
in Brown county, o. General Ammens
mother was a Miss Houtz, OF Roanoke
comfy. and his younger brother. Admiral
David Ammen, lives near Washington.
The family originally came from switzer-
land. and Il ono OF the Oldest IN Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
RIcHMoND ToBACco MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, February 0.-So
auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales; Filters. 90: darks, IL.
Total, % hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cfsa-
rettss, $3si.io; tobacco. Sec.W. TOTAL
s., go So
Dark loose sales to-day. SLED pounds.
and TIC. highest price. Very little good
tobacco was on sale. and prices were
not so good AZ the closing last week.
notably on low grades. Wagons are not
coming In rapidly tonight. and only
small sales are expected Tomorrow.
The bright loose salss wer2 much pet.
ter IN quality to-day than for several
days past. and some very me vrapRers
and cutters were seld 1t fun market
values. while the lower grades were
The south Carolina tobacco sold to-day
brought excellent prices. Mt. =. ~:
Williamson was the largest seller, anu
averaged for 900 poundp Me rouno'
ana Tor one row Of Is pie4 l1e pous9s.
his average Wa 349 per hNnersd. Ins
highest price Of the day wHu 0A0
Planters and DAvenports wAreaosss.
also made some veg eoo4 eaiee OF VIZ.
parp, there being some oIo on eete. Snsea
broueht very satisfactory prlcee 49,.
There viii ~ lafge qnlee - ~ ~
warehouses to-moFvov. ana eome more
VERY 1Snc to6occo win ~ c4eyed
M ], B. CebA ef ~ AmesseAe 1eose'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
RAproRp's ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Talk Of a Line from Chrisuansp"rS !"
rl.eksburc-yziuabie Relics.


EAST RADFoRD. VA, February u
Special 1.-THE Radford electric street-raii-
way is nearing completion. ana as soon
a. bridge IL finished over conneiiy's run
the street railway viii be put I'm operation
Mrs. John d. Noble fell ON the ice re-
Gently and fractured her arm.
Frank smith and Martin Greasy guar.
relied over a watch-trade near Dry-hun
church recently. and Smith shot Greasy
IA the leg with shotgun. Greasy dieo
a few days afterwards Smith has not
been arrested -,
There IN talk OF an electrician Inc
from Christiansburg 10 Blacksburs, as
lance OF six miles. Engineers will iocase
the route ut once. This road VIII be OF
. 'nestimable benefit to Blacksbnrg. arm
especially to the Virginia Agricultural ana
Mechanical College. During the winner
tho roads are well night impassable. ana
this college town II almost cut on from
the outside world.
Dir. ID. A. Ammsn. OF The Rak3ford Manr
vfacturng Company. has two valuable
relics In his posssssion-one being an
spsuietts worn by General Jacob Anamsns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

Mems Outing Cheviot shirts,
new patterns-Walkers price Soc,
Best .o-inch Cotton Diaper. 10
yards In piece-WaAeSs price 81,
ours SOC. piece.
IA Bleached Cotton Walk er's
price Sc, ours 33ic. yard.
French PIaids in silk
and Wool Dress Goods
also. Fine AIl-Wool Fig
ured Goods. 100 patterns,
imported this season.
Walker was to have
sold for SI.7S and SI.75
yard, our price 6oc.
Double-width 36-inch Full ALI
Wool striped Dress flAnnels--
Walkers price Soc. ours 2Sc. .
yard.
Jt-incn WOOL fhicu Orea3 CEo-
viots-waiker's price 3oc., ours
I6oo Fire-scrsens !, ,Jing)--
Walkers price 25c., oars .c.
27-ipch Colored Hamburg Em-
bro,dery for children's dresses
Waikeps price 76c-s ours 18c.
6-inch Pure Silk Colored Laces
for Iamp-snedss--Waiksrs price
So pie.es Fine Oriental Laces. 5
inohes wide-Wslker's price 25c.,
ours 1uc. yard.
$50 Ladies' Gosssmsrs, striped,
RACK, and sllver-gray, peasant
ensps, sizes SO TO 02-Wsiker. 4
Lsdies's Swiss Ribbed Vests sIl
d1es-- Walkers prize 1Oc.. oars &c.
Cbidrsa's swiss Ribbed veses--
WaIksrs price l0c., ours &c.
Chijdresb Fast MACK Imported
.ssonlsas hose enes PLAIN goods--
y ID slnas- -Wsiker's price $50, our
Tea.s iaporss1 Con. striped.
sssnlsss-Wsihsr's pries soc- ian
g. pstr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

so pieces Lace Curtain 80 yards
long-walker's price $3.50, ours
Csc.
100 26-inch wide Smyrna Rugs,
all patterns-Walker's price $500,
ours sI.50.
rs 3O-inch wide smyrna Rugs,
new patterns-Walksrs price w.
ours sl.sS.
1870 dozen Assorted
Pure-Linen Towels, in
Hue k, TwiIled, and
Crepe, nothing worth
less than I7c. and as
high as 3Oc. apiece. Our
price lac. each.
Solid Gold Brilliant. drop and
screw. Ear-Rinss-Walkers price
Mourning Drops. solid back
W1lk0fb yfico -oCss ooAD7 -
Brilliant Ear-Drope roll plate
wire-Wslxer's price Soc, ours iOc.
soparntabie Stu d s. walkers
proc Soc. ours l0c. set
Roli-PIate Necklace, win Drill
liant charms-Walkers price 1oc-'
ours I3c.
SoIid-Silyer snake RingA With
coId-stone s-- Walkers price W.
ours SOC
36-inch Figured silkoline. ney
patterns and colors - Waixef's
prics 1910, ours 6Ac
4O-inoh Cold-coln Spot Syias, sos
despery-Wslkers price aec., oora
1x1<c. yard.
"a Cheniiis Table Covers-Waik-
ee's price q. ours SOC. each.
80 pisces Perfect Tapestry brus'
ssls Carpes-Wsikers price 1oc.'
ours 15a
$50 new patterns q NO best ~
oueeso CARPET and e0edern y
mssch-waIkers price el-2o' our
ETC gard
8 patterns Seamless Nateines--
Walkers peics 3oe, oun lse :
pad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
A Vigorous Old skipper.
augusta (Me.) JournalD


Captain Pierce Thompson, of Southport,
although his age Is "a years, intends to
start his vessel again the LIST OF March
He commenced his seafaring career at
the age of 10. When he was Is years or
age he was captain of a vessel, He mas
been on the water from that time unui
the present continually, except, OF course,
during some winter seasons. He never
has lost a man, never has been ship
wrecked, or run his craft ashore. In his
early life he was engaged IN the banks
fishing but for the last twenty years mas
been In the coasting trade. While In the
fishing busnessshe never allowed any one
on his vessel to fish on Sunday. lie Is
an active Christian man and member OF
the Methodist Church, and on board MS
vessel has had Scripture reading ana
prayers every morning and a reIglous
service every Sunday. His son sails with
him in the capacity OF mate. He has q
family of two sons and three daughters
now living He proposes to continue his
VOYAGES. and is surprised whenever any
one intimates that he is to retire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Now York.. nop shn,x.

NEW YORK, February 2O.-The eign-
tenth annual bench-show Of the West
minister Kennel Club opened In Madison
Square Garden this morning. and over
1900 wel,-bred dogs assisted in the gem
eral uproar. In the number and high
standing OF the dogs. and In the popu-
larity OF the show the exhibit promises
10 surpass that OF any previous years
SO many dogs were entered that II was
found necessary TO give the first row OF
private boxes around the floor to the
pugs and lap-dogs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
The TAYLOR Silver Wedding,

GOOCHLAND COURTHOUSE. VA,
February 2O.-(Sp ,cial)-The silver we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs. A V. Taylor. a,
their elegant home. "Mt Felicity" Czech
land county. on the evening Of the 18th,
was a most enjoyable affair. Miss craw-
ford rendered beautiful music as the cou-
pies formed and marched through tht
tastefully-decorated hall into the parlor
where very appropriate address was
delivered by Mr.. ]. l.. Stratton. Dancing
was then the order until about II o'clock
when most sumptuous supper was
served. after which dancing was resumed
and kept up until day.
In the galaxy of beauty were found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

ladies' from your city and the counties Of
New Kent Louisa, Hanover, and Gooch-
land.
Among the graceful dancers were no.
ticed Misses Norton Of Ohio. funston OF
New Kent Taylor Of Hanover. Gath
right OF Louisa. Guerrant. Ford. Craw-
ford, Stratton. Trice, Bagby Of Goochland,
and many others that your scribe did not
know.
The honored host and hostess were the
recipients OF warm and hearty congratu-
iations and many very costly presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Silks cheaper than ever before fifty years 1t will pay

The best Wash Kai Ka Silks. 40 patterns, only $780,
Double Warp Pure Silk Surah black with white hair lines
Walkers price &c., ours 49c. ~ -
l9-inch Persian black GrosGrain Pure Slk-Walkers
price ST. ours &C.,
2O-inch Imported Black Satn-Walker's price 81 ours
$50.
I9-inch Pure Silk Black Satin Observation-Disclosures price
&c.. 50c -
19-inch Seeded Mourning Silks, pure silk-Walkers
price 81, 69c
Crystal Bengaline silk and wool ony-Walkers price
$3.50, ours ST.
24inch Pure Silk Satin Duchesse-Walkers price $780,
ours 89c ~
2i-inch Pure Dye Black SatinWslkers price s5 ours
81.
Pinch AllSlk Luxor bright and new-Wakers price
81. so, ours 99c.
"a inch Imported Black Silk Walkers price g.
ours 81. 10. ~
2I-nch Imported Black Silk Moire-Walkers price g. 10
ours Sl.25. .
Extra heavy Pure Silk Double Warp Surah, black
Walkers price 75c, ours 42c. .
Extra quality Pure Silk Black Satin Striped Grenadine-
Walkers price 81. 81. SIC.
2inch Finest Colored Pure Silk Satin Duchesse-
Walkers price 81, SAC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

Cash ouotafions: Flour Jun ana ~
with prices weak, Whsa', glF'',,e 4
? red. 57d674c. No 2 corn 80, rg
oats, D,.c. Pork. S2lii4. iA AZ I'D sl
Ribs. E.oose.S. sh91las";n :,
sides, S.7Jaf.i2R. Whi-s-ey' h 90,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK AAhn -.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS' IL, mar.
airy %. -Cattle-Receipts. -" heD prS
ket steady; common - silts 81 s,.,g y:
15.o0: stockers and ie.'' ty's & W
cows and bulls. Sl.2Ju3S, '4'''''
co... A h.,s. maro'
49, snd heavy AZ ST,aol 5' 'y.E
10 choice. Sl7td5. 10; chotc" 800 Z.
a5 10. ilght, A75qslS. PIGS ,.srket
sheep Receipts. iioo h-~I' u, lambs
weak: Inferior TO choice. '''t''''
r.Wni3. ,o,ts
ST. LOUIS. MO, February .g,ics.. de-
Better tone; no change III "
mand good. .. IKE. Nay,
" SSssrnNealshsr: February. n'.e; MATCH
ggllc.: May, A,tc. -
p pass+stsnsard M1 MESS rsG'i; on or
de rsr,I rsy steam. r.ea7So INN
Dry salt meats-Shoulders' -
and clear rfts. slse.; shorts longs
Baoon-Boxed shoulders, ~. =. shorts
7sW7na: clear ribs 'sS''
fifth w,nss-stesdy at Nb'
CINCINNATI. O, r.trsa,,y Emily. n.s3
sprinE patents. SScss' ia"'"''
~ W;bsas-ou,st: No. . rel. ~, uhns
Corn-No. . mixed. s's0''
gI,c.: No. 2 yellow. NC "a whlis
cn ps,s- Ss; n,ss. n,0; slar mess
uf fsIs ..%''y ~: steam lsAt re' '''''
dr nisl;onHstsady; shoulders 49, rM
All sides. 81 %: short clear '
WhIsksy-stsady at Nis'
THE COTTON MARk n.,,ca tuil,
rrw yoaF N.brusry - ua'slisras
-..Sa,,n~ Gulf s.c: middIns asady;
nc sales, none. Futurss s,y. Ti;
ss,es ,s4se bales; fsor;,: Jgns.
March. U5s: April. E.ss; ss ss s-pfenesr.
Nl7s: July. ~. Ausv s;s',,s ,,b 80; De-
GM: Vckohsr. 80; No'e'
sr TSw sTp n; r.ecA,y. e.. sI ~.
lures march. ris, Agni ususs.
msx n 81: June, as; July; ia. No
- ~. sans.unSer. G.55; oetosrs'
w vsmbsr' ~: D-csmesr 20 -rs
NAVAL. STORE NARs s,,.,s p
WILMINc sssv,s,nei. SC: gooa Tar
~ ftirpentins steady az. A. saisi: hard.
A., ~ ~. Crude turpxnu"s
ITO: soft and virgin. Wv r.hraary -
CHARLEsf0N. = G; ssO.ia hsIa ss -.
1sspsotine nrm q W -
aAyANNAH, "a. Febrasn So, III.
tarpsntins opened urn, s,ssed 6m =
saieo Of csss1 sns "a Rods epss &C.,
ses:dy IA uaskssssd Stss tes D. !
- M bsiow. sales ~: n 90;
's S'a 4 4 81: U.s. !. 4; s's: -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Renorted reixnfo Defeat

LONDON. February "a dispatch
from Buenos Ayres. dated yesterday, says
battle has been fought at Itapeva. loa
miles west OF the city OF Sac Paulo. be-
tween insuryent and government forces
President Pelxoto's troops were defeated.
The dispatch further says that Admiral
de Mello, who is on the insurgent war-ship
Republica, intended to lombard the city
OF Santos as soon as the insurgents land
force under General Saravera arrived
from Sac Paulo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Couldn't Kick on the Food, Any Way

The following notice has been circulated
in a Welsh parish:
"Llandrindod National School. tea
party will be held on Saturday, January
9Th, in the new classroom at the school
at o'clock. Each person TO bring cup
and saucer and something to eat. Dis
cussion after tea whether there shall DO
any religious instruction in schools"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

the locality Of the Old Market. where be
Ii called by everybody. both old and
young, 'Grandpap." He Is above the
ordinary .segro In intelligence. and con-
verses very well. He has . hearty appe-
tite, and eats anything he wants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
RIcHMoNp STOCK MARKET.
GRAIN AND COTTON xxcHANoE

OFrExISGa Wheat, 2.24o bushsis. Corn
White. 400 bushels mixed. i52 bushela Oats,
l,252 bushels.
sALEA--Whsat, 2,246 bushels. Corn-whits,
400 bushels. Oats, LOO bdshelA
MIXED, 5es03c. sh0rsbssry, 6ts02c. No \. red.
6la6iI<c. Corn-whiss virginis (eas eeO. 42a
43c. No. white. 433ts4Sc No. maxsd, t2s
<21<c. Oats. vintor, Tor seed, 37s40c.: No.
Rye. 50s63c
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Close Figuring Necessary.

Chicago Daily Tribune)
Elderly Maiden: This Is so unexpected,
Mr.. Wellalong. that-that you must give
me time!
Elderly Lover: Time. Miss Rebecca? DO
Won think there is any to spare?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Surah Silks in COlOrs
Only I7c.

5000 Down Pillow Cushions and
Head-Rests -,
Head Rests, satteen covered
Walkers price 25c., our price &c
I6.inch Cushions, deep rune,
ngured-cloth covered-Walk ers
price Soc, ours 25c.
I6-inch Down-Filled Figured
China-Silk Covered Cushion-Waik-
ers price 81. ours Doc.
1S-inch Down-Filled Silk-Covered
Ruined Cushion-Walkers p r Q
81, ours Csc.
100 assorted SILK and Figured
Satin and Tinsei Down Pillows
Walkers price 80, ours sl.sS.
so dozen all sizes La
dies Black Undressed
Kid-Finish q a unit lie t
GlOves--Walker's price
sOc., ours I5c.
Columbia ChamDrays. all new
pinks and blus-Walker's price Sc,
ours &c yard.
32-inch Heavy Red with White
Figure Percale-Waiker's price
l2lsc., ours &c.
case vide new French Percales-
Walkers price l2Isc., ours sizc.
The best Henrietta
Finish Fast-Black Sat-
teen, 80 inches wide---
Walkers price 10 2-3c.,
ours 8 lac.
Solid Pink, Blue. Cream, aud
Lilac Crepe Cloth-Walkers price
l2c.. ours sc.
Table Linen DamGsk, pure linen.
900 pieces IN lengths from 2 10 8
Yards al bout 39c.-Walker's price
was 80c.
Table Damask. Turkey-red-
Walkers price Was ooc., ours lSc-
yard. i.
Mitchelein Quilts, In blue and
whits-walker's price $3.50, ours
t1.37 apiece.
"A Fruis-of-the-Loom Cotton,
"A Androscogsin Gotten.
bleached, at 6skc.
solid Blue Chambray G,nshsm-
Walkers price l0c-. ours 5fc.
"a Bisached sneeting-Waikers
price 20c., ours i29Sc.
100 pieces Figured
Crepe Cloth, the new
dress stuff---Walker's
price, I7I-7c., ours 6I-7c.
Cotton Houey-Comb Towels. 36x
l6-WsIker's price loo, ours 10
Cotton Honey-Coub Towels. ex-
ira heavy. 44x21-Waiksrs price
l2t<c., ours &c.
~ inches long 5 inches vide
Windsor 11es-Walkes's price 10c.
Ail.silk PoIka-Dot Windsor Tiep-
WaikePs price. 1910. ours 014cs
Pure stik solid-C oaofed burAh
Tiss-Walksr's price &c., ears
Icns Pure white srchiefs.
hsmslliched-Walksrs price Csc.
Hesn Colorsd-Bordsssd Hem
sti1chsd Handtsrueiefe -Walker's
pvics 12}<c., ours : ~ &c,
NsnS 0uSl0g Hlannel Bhirts. IN
sisss-Wslser's prSoe 80, oaru
M>~vN~9~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

to-day. vAs sn ssles
The sub-sommitsee of the ro.... :,
cnanEa Quantities leave for wssco Er-
so-e ss 20 protest sx.Insi - -i;n nssstoa
free-leaf CLAUSE Tho eom,o,,s sfainst TIE
Of Messrs. James ~. BOYD ''ee consists
and X. n. Boykin. ~ Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, February 2o-Vir-
ginia ys. 5s4.. bid; Baltimore and Ohio
stock. SsGi70; North Carolina stock, s7lk9
So; Consolidated Gas stock. 6Su5Sh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
Bengaline LEess Silks
in light blue,;'NiIe, and
lilac---Walke&s price ST,
ours 3oc. YarS

Black Spool-Silks- Walkers price
81, ours 25c. DOZEN
Nickel Alarm Clocks, Waterbury,
maks-W alker's prfcs ~, ours 75c.
Almond Cream. for chapped
hands-wsiker'p p-;cs 60c., ours
Extra large Toilet soap. 8 odors-
Walkers price 81 d9zsn. ours oc'
Petroleum whiss Soap, large
cakes. for toilet nd kltchea--
Walkers prize 1Ot.. ours Sc. cake,
Pure COcos-Oil ..osp-Walk sssl
price sos, ours 2sc .ioxsn.
Enamel un-B oS es-Wslkcr'I
price 75c., Ours ajc2Apiece.
solid-Back 0enui - Bststls Hair.
Brush--Welksr's pass 7Sc, ours
job bos q 6wist$ Hmbrotdsry,
from 4 inch ans 70 10 inches wido,
s.d . sse.y soods' a'tAalf sAs rssu'
i.scsss Swiss Emtf oldsrsd waite
Handksrchis -Wss kers prize .,
26c.. ours g,
Lsdiss HandkertAlsfk assortsd
ssyiss--wslksR1 pIscs loes Gun
10 jsssssss riss.ssrssss lsou
soa % - sesh = hsH psieA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPoRTs FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WoRLn
Prices 81 Ms1sys Bsnda stsskA 0raius
Tsbasss. Csttsn. ~. asd the
WsathsP InAieassenA


Fl wAsHrxoror. d. O., February TO-
| PAIN Forecast for Virginia and North
w Carolina: Rain; northeast
winds.