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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
HOW A VIRGINIA FARM LAD WON.
Governor McCorlle Relates Story Abont
Himself and DIR. Laferty.
written for the Dispatch)

fNritten LOT Ait DiSP"'N"'
In 1853 on Keer's creek, in Rockbrldge
county Va. lived widow. whose re.
sourcss had been reduced 20 a scant
MARGIN by the war. Her Oldest child was
a son. n stout lad. Drumming with energy
and eager for an education. BY dawn
he was attending 10 outdoor work, cut
ting wood. and feeding the cows. AS
ina sun touched the hills he hurried
along the highway 10 school IN LeXlhs-
ton. Through storm OF snow ireezihS
winds. or pelting rain the young iehow,
day by day forged his way lour niiies
10 town. 1t disclosed the native grit IN
the boy.
HELP CAME
lie was ready for an initial class IN
college. but his mother needed ms ser
80 y, the little farm. The Washing
ton and Lee University would welcome
him hut how could the mother ana the
other children in the meanwhile gain a
ii,,elihood? Unknown 10 the public, the
needed help came. The family changed
homes and lived in Lexington. Inc SON.
fuU OF robust health. looked with longing
ewes on the games of the campus or
boating on the river, but he losI 40
moment from his books.
AS a LAWYER.
Ia received a diploma. Years passed.
TIE began a stranger 70 seek clients lhe
had graduated in the law in the e@pi'al
az another State. He knew not now 10
s..curs the SEQ needed for the first
months rent of his "oflice," euddy over
a semi-shanty. He did get 1t, ana di-
rectly an overflow OF business. In rev
wears he owned large property. ana MS
fame went beyond the state.
A DISCLOSURE.
-. o,,.,,r,n a citizen of Richmond was
,,vited 10 lecture in tho capital OF west
Virginia. He was introduced TO the au-
6ia.,ee by the Governor, who sNa:
Ladies and gentlemen. let mo tel you
tbat the person sitting near me on the
Dsntform. and who will ADDRESS YOU
holds nav friendship by strongest Ties.
XVhsn I was a country boy. without
means. struggling for an education, ne
allowed not the Widows oarrei OF ihes.
10 waste; neither her cruise OF oil 10 iAil
i'm / gained my graduation ms UNI
sought kindness made II poseipso loi
farm lad without money TO rise 10 the
chief position IN this Comh'nwsa,eh.
when Dr. I.afferty arose, the incident
(which had never been disclosed, and tnen
so unexpectedly 10 him made pupiicl
thrextened 10 disturb the usual poise Oh
the famous lecturer
A SENSATION.
7, nod not be said that the unique ana
snrnrIs,ng introduction by Governor NC
Corkle OF his guest produced sensauon'
Trn,h is stranger than fiction. Dr. Lar
ferty had keep the good deed proiounu
secret for a quarter OF century ine
oovsrpor took the first occasion TO make
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In the State capital
The auaAty OF the two men came INTO
view that evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
APPOINTMENT OF GEN. ANDERSON.
Some Suggestions for the Service by n
Distinguished Soldier.

Distinguished Soldier.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
The appointment of General Anderson
20 be Adjutant-General was wise. He Is
young ambitious, and familiar with tho
duties OF the office and the history Of the
volunteers for the past twenty years.
with the Governors energy good ability
and our finances in good condition we
may hope for improvement in tina EN-
cheney of our militia
We desire especially 10 see active ana
careful target practice. especially with the
rife md revolver
THIS should be carefully taught at our
military academies-on foot ana on morse
back with the revolver.
All troops are now devoting great care
20 target practice, especially those OF the
northern and western states.
Thirty years ago every southern boy was
expert with small arms and an haoltuai
horseman. All that il unusual now 1he
wealthy young men Of the northern anu
western states have become expert marks
men and good horsemen, whie We
poverty-strickon and earnestly struggling
for the restoration Of our prosperity nave
fallen far behind them.
We can accomplish much in the way or
real efficiency by small expenditure ana
close attention to the rules and practlce
of our late opponents Of the Federal
armies.
The suggestion has been made OF the
hiring Of 70 or 20 horses for two or three
months ut the Virginia Military College,
which. with their groons and forage
would cost but Nttle-not so much as the
Increased popularity and efficiency or the
school would repay.
Two horses TO each gun ana cals5on OF
a four-gun battery would be ample TOT
the proper service OF those light pieces
The same horses would serve TO mount a
troop and for practice In ridlng-schooi'
rs Is now we'll done at West Point
The announcement Of such an improve
rnent would ada an hundred or more
bovs 10 the school. It has also been al
y,sed that details be made of otlcers
and sergeants 10 serve a month or two
annually with the heavy artillery at GA
Point. This has been done In some OF the
States. and when all the world Is arInihg
and when we have n generation OF men
who have grown up since we had war
II Is high time for us to prepare low
again TO fight each other. May Gou
-. .bat AII~NNTJS OF V. VI. i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
What Senator Washington said.
SENATE CHAMBER,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ..
To ,ha EdItor OF the Dispatch:

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. " ie'f'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
In Justice to Senator Washington per-
nit ms 10 correct a statement which ap-
peared in the Dispatch OF this morning.
Senator Washington did not state that
he would take pleasure In voting Tor
Mr.. Pollard II he was nominated by the
caucus" He sad at would give MN
pleasure TO vote for Mr.. Pollard In eau
Gus IL he thought he could vote for Doth
Pollard and Cardwell. but II the vote
came directly between the two he should
have TO vote for Mr.. Cardwell' Senator
washington said that he did not CONSIDER
Mr.. Pollard as a Tidewater candioate-
certainly 80 far as that section or 1ide-
water which he represented was con-
carned. Senator Washington voted LOT
Messrs. Pollard and Cardweh. l have not
a better friend in the Senate than Coio-
mel Bsb Washington. and II the artcl'
in the Dispatch has put him In AN I'M
proper light know II was certainly ul-
Intentionally done. and Colonel Washns-
ton. the Dispatch reporter, ana the un-
dersigned understand each other SO per,
fectly well that II We were eccustomea
10 touching glasses" We would an .sAe
q drink. !. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
DRAMATIC SUICIDE.

a Now Orleans Man Takes Himself on AT
His Father-in-Law's Door.
NEW ORLEANS, January e.-George
Winchester committed suicide dramatl-
caliy this morning in front Of the resi-
dence of Captain T. P. feathers. the IA
nous steamboat man, and captain OF the
Natchez, one OF the boats in the historic
race to 81. Louis many years ago. VIM
chester IL son-in-law or captain Lea
thers's having married Miss Courtney
feathers, who stood high in social cir
cles. and who was once Queen Of the Car
nival.
At an early hour to-day Winchester
walked up to the entrance or captain
Leathers's residence, on Carondelet street.
and putting pistol TO his head pew oue
his brains diving instantly. He had been
I'M. and this is the only known cause ior
the deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
TIE GREAT WORLDS fAlR.
FIRST of Professor Potter's Lectures TO BE
Delivered Tuesday Night.


Beginning with next Tuesday. and on
successive Tuesdays through the month
OF January, Dr. ID. G. Potter will de-
liver a course OF four lectures. illustrated
by the stereoptlcon.
The subject OF these lectures will be
the Great Worlds Fair" and they viii
take place at the Academy. This at
traction has been engaged by the ladies
OF Centenary Methodist church. ana viii
be given In aid OF the charities con-
nected with that body In this city. DIR.
Potter Is one OF the most eminent of the
many lecturers who are touring through
the States under similar circumstances,
and the ladies OF Centenary church are
90 be congratulated on securing his ser
Vices Tickets for the course or for sim
sic lectures can be secured at the church
or the Academy. The subject Tuesday
night will be "Other Worlds Fairs and
This. The art and architecture of the
pasti comparisons. and contrasts. World 3
fairs al Paris, London, Vienna, and New
York 4 bird's-eye view. Tours through
the grounds at Chicago, the court OF
honor, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Suit. Alleging Fraud.

NEW YORK. january sine fourul
National Bank OF this city, the Nlh.h
National Bank OF Philadelphia. ths hoch-
Vile National Bank. OF Rookviils, conh.'
and the Fulton County Bank, OF 0io'srs-
Vile. n. ", have begun suits In tne ou.
prems Court to set aside the assishinen'
which was made month ago py Nathan
]. Schloss and Henry J. Schioss, COM
posing the Arm OF n. J. schloss * CO.,
dealers In boys clothing al NOS eoo anu a
az broadway. rhe banks charge that tns
sss,y,ment ives fraudulent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
.nse..i f,hurch esrrices.

Ia many OF tho churches to-day sermons
Appropriate 10 the hrst Sunday or the
nov year viii be preached.
At the Second Baptist church tc-night
DIR. LandrIm's sef1noa win be 70 tho stu-
dents Of the Medical College or Vh9iria
The regular Methodist union ciass-n,ee'-
Ing win be hAld NJ ciay-ssreet Methodist
tpisoopaI church Sunday, January :. 1874.
A costssaI ins1taslon extended 70 all.
The Week 81 Prayer will b. observed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Good Tomplars.

The ninth anniversary OF Trinity Lodge
of Good Tamplars will be celebrated on
Tuesday night at o'clock. These occa-
sIons are always looked forward to by
members of the order with pleasant an
ticipatlons, as IL IS well known that Trim
ity ia never surpassed IN its entertain
ments. Some OF the leading talent Of the
city will participate in reading, music,
and Rotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
stop Buyinr Fright Cutters.

In view OF the proposed increase OF
the inteTnal-revenue tax on cigarettes.
the American Tobacco Company have In
structed their agents to stop buying all
bright colors.
As this grade OF tobacco is furnished
exclusively by Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. the aforementioned order is likely
70 affect seriously many OF the planters
ia the two States named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
MARRIED THE NINTH TIME.
hon Carlos Harriu Does Not Think Mar
rage a Failure.


WINDSOR. n. c., January G.-Cspe-
c,al ,-Don Carlos Harrill. aged o. d
nrominent farmer living near Drems
station. In this county. evidently does
not believe marriage Is a failure he
GAS married the ninth time yesterday
His bride was Mrs. Bette Williams
widow Of William Williams, OF Cashie
Neck.
cashle Baptist church has secured th'
pav I II. Borne as pastor during the
,-esent wear. He win preach here inc
arst and third Sundays, and at Unioh'
Wexford county. the second and fourth
c,,ndavs OF each month. The Bapus'
oh,,rch here A. able TO secure me ser
vices of a good minister every sunuay
during the year. as they have more tlah
foo members, and the aggregate weaiIh
~ the members is nearly mniioh uo,-
lara nearly two ffths Of tho whole weai'h
OF BERTHE county. q.
Miss Matte Burden, OF Repunncah' 20
y,siting her aunt. Mrs. W. L. KING.
Miss Willie Gaskins. who has teen WIS,
fling relatives In Edenton' fe'urnsO
horne on steamer BERTHE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollomon. OF NOT
folk. Va, are visiting Mrs. Hoiiomon
sister, Mrs. l.. II. Pearce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

BY the Methodlsts OF Richmond with union
services held In the different churches.
Tho services on Monday night VIII be
held In Park-place church, and the SER
mon win be preached by Rev. T. J. Tay-
ior, pastor OF Laurel-street church At
Centenary church Bervices will be held
Wednesday night conducted by Rev. r.
4. Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
r.. c1nh nIerfing.

~. rortn,ehtiv Literary Club held us
rp,,ilar meeting Friday night at the resi-
e.nce OF rev Or. Harley Carmichael:
sad papers on "rhe Ethical Tendency 1s Of y
Comic Pap.rs" were read by Messrs -. J;
" Webb-Peploc r. d. Williams. ana
John shelton williams. Informal au-
6reyses were made by Miss Daniel, II
Carmichael. and Messrs Page, Mereo''h'
sd Newton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
Portrait Of Judge CIopton.

The portrait OF the late Judge Clopton
(on exhibition in q Main-street window
that is so much admired Is from tho
brush OF Cornelius Hankins. young
gentleman who has acquired an envi-
able celebrity in one or more southern
capitals. The likeness was taken from a
Autograph. the artist giving but three
or four days to its composition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
,raeca re,nule shrIners.

The grand annual reception and car
niysl OF Mecca Temple, Mystic shrine
Now York cry. will take place at haol-
ron equars Garden, Monday evening
january 18th
g1e event will BE- attended by seVsreu
thousand Who have reached this degree
a Masonry. The Dispatch has received an
Invitation 70 DO present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

The appointment OF General Charles
Anderson 10 be Acknowledgement OF the
State militia IL especially gratifying TO
the people OF Roanoke. General Ander-
SON was acting In this capacity during
the unfortunate occurrences in this city
last September. and he made most
favorable impression on all with whom
he came In contact during hk visit 10
the city at that time.-The Roanoke
World.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
FUR CAPES.

We have only few left, so have cut
the prices very low.
One Black Astrachan Cape, So-inch
length-was SIS. now Sl9.
Two Black Astrachan Capes, ZO-hcn
length-were 81. now 1876.
Two African-Seal Capes, a-inch length
ware s25, now s2o.75.
Two African-Seai Capes, Pinch length
were sS, now $3.50.
black Coney Capes-were $3.50. now ss.i5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
To D,.natch subscribers.

Our subscribers are requested 20 note
the fact that the coupons for part two
OF sights and Scenes of the World be-
xn TO-DAY. Save three coupons OF any
three days this week in order TO get our
beautiful art-portfolio.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
dissolution.

Rrcnsoxp. Va, January = ,.yr.
THE FIRM OF w. y. Man MA, :, aasasi
4 co. has been this day dissoi'ea "
consent. -. a .ashoriret 70 -
tn' ~, rsonsv sus SAID arm ana WV
. ss,,s and 10 Day bills due By sawSyIsT.
sam'' sA1 ~ JULIAN bHi.s,,rz.
noom So, Chamber Of comms,1s .,a ssressH
n AF&su-2t MANI ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
40 PER CENT. REDuCTlCE ON BOYS
CLOTHING. {

We commence Monday y sell Boys
Suits, Refers, and Overcoats at reduc-
ton OF 10 per cent. See for yourself IL
this don't go ahead OF any reduction
ever offered you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
EVENING SILKS.

S2-inch wide Evening silks 75c. for 81
quality.
2tinch wide Figured Canton Silks-75c.
for 81 quality.
2s-lnch wide Cream and White Japanese
Silk-6Oc for 75c. quality.
JOc. Japanese Crepes for 81 l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

NEW YORK. January s.-Edward
Hincken dad this morning. He was presl-
aen, OF the Produce Exchange for three
terms. ana was one Of the oldest and
Most pruainspt membtrs " thst body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
SATINS.

A full line OF Colored Satins. including
evening shades, at soc. a yard, regular
value 75c.
sl3S Black Satin for 81, az 81 Black
Satin for 7jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
r,,,.ccon,.t. DON'T Like 1t.

GREENSBORO. N. c.. January e.
fsusciaI 1-Ths ordinance passed by the
Hoard OF Aldermen In this city lev
flights ago, which imposes a tax OF s<vv
nar wear on retailers OF cigarettes ana
witch practically does away with ,hs
c,vsret,s business, has stirred up bitter
selling among tobacconists In this place,
4 mass-neeting OF tobacconists was neia
Ssra Yesterday afternoon to discuss the
matter. and 20 endeaver to have the law
repealed. prominent dealer In TOBACCO
told your correspondent that up 70 the
present only about one NTH OF the tobacco
Ia this section has been marketed. Farm
sss ars hoidlng back foE better prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
from Dover, N. J.. on a visit to his old
friends.

HOME FOLKS.
The following RAohmonders have regis
tered her. during the week: Mrs. James
A. wslch, Mrs. Clement G. Mcfhall'
Miss Ida G. Taylor. pr. Iayior'
Irwin weisigor. John A. Hancock Mr.
and Mrs. John d. Potts, DIT. oeorse
Ross. MI. and Mrs. I. J. lareuse'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
CARPETS.

Our low prices are making the goods
sell. Tho chance Is one seldom offered
10 hwy strictly first-class. choice styles.
hest makes OF Carpets at and below cost.
We are selling the goods. 'Tn your OPP
portunity now. Don't fail to take ad-
vantage of II, and later IN when you
see that others have wish you had too.
We are willing to lose to tusn our Carpet
stock into cold cash. II our readers will
but profit by buying from JUS this week
their Dry Goods and Carpets at the prices
they are now marked To ssa at II will be
a clear gain TO them Of sep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
rxorEsslosAL

TAMEs LYONS. ,,s ,os ArLAm
eJ ATTORNEY AND esas esi!S,a<
Tsisphoas 7s4. Posso kiss.oaA Va "a.
...~s... m Al M STATE sDi is!sssa ssfsi5
Sassss h RsshaoaA ossas sna y 1Sss<isslD
syspsrsd. Acsnowloafmsn1 s 40 "a -
sSsn. csliscsisas prSspay 49, spse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
LEVY &DAVIS|
$4,000
TOBEGIVEN AWAY THIS WEEK
THE REDUCTIONS.
j IL - - ~ ~ " \ " ~ -
We NOW OFFER FOR THIS WEEK
WILL SAVE FULLY $4,000
TO CUR CUSTOMERS.
THE LARGER THE AMOUNT
YOU PURCHASE
THE MORE YOU SAVE.

Owing to the immense line Of Silks now
IN stock we shall offer this geek many
unusual bargains. consisting OF Black
Satin Duchesse, Black Rhadamas, Black
Crepeollne SILK. Black Crystoline Silks
with neat colored dots. Colored Bengaline
SILK. Illuminated Victoria silk, Novelty
Peau de Sole silks. Colored Fables. Com
blnation and Trimming Sllks-all this
seasons styles. The prices were Sl.2j and
$3.50. We offer tho entire lot at csc. a
yard.
SOC. Colored Taffetas now Csc
SIC. Shaded Surahs now Csc.
Gee colored Silks now soc.
Sc Colored Bengalines now e3c.
81 Black Striped Surah now 5sc.
f1.l9 Fancy Trimming Silks now 75c.
n.T5 Shaded Crystals now 81 D.
s22j Novelty Combination Silks now
Slf.
S2SS Figured Satin Duchesse now N.SO.
S2.I5 Black MORE SILK now Sl.Jo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
PRICE & co.
liEETING-.

NATIONAL BANK OF vEGlSh'l
RICHMOND. VA, December q, lsV3'
rUUE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
ING Of tho stockh elders Of this bank WI %
beld at the banking-hOu On lUSDAl, ~
ota day OF January, 1894. at " oclocs M
wv N' !. w. LOCKWOOD.
de l2-2tavtJsI&titJsA Cashler'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
TOWELS.

Special value always in TO wells. Twill
pay you TO look over your supply and
replenish at prices We are Nv onering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
PL,srKEs NlnoNlL BLNa.l

OFFICE or TnE F,IRaoUsr Land Cosrisr
RICHMOND, VA, December ~, leyA
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF I ,ii,s
L STOCKHOLDERS Of tho FAihsDeNt,
LAND COMPANY will DO he'd 81 ths o o.,
staP. N. on n RsDAY, Jsnlary %, 1928
FRED. {. BRAJEh, ~,
.ooasr6, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

40 per cent. discount frofa our prices
make our prices the lowest OF any offered.
There is stIll a good assortment. 30 don't
delay making your purchase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' fine Cambria Gowns hand
somey trimmed, with tucks ana en-
broidery, regular price, 81 10.
SALE PRICE, N.25.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns. V neck,
with tucks and embroidery, reduced
GOO.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns. with edge
and inserting and V neck, regular
'@ w SALE PRICE, 75c.
very fine Cambria Gown, beauti-
fully trimmed with lace and ribbon,
SALE PRICE, 500
Muslin Gowns Mother HUBBARD
" " SALE PRICE. SOC
10 Cambria Corset Covers, Y neck,
nth line Hamburg edge, regular
p''N' '''''' SALE PRICE. 500
ladies' Muslin Drawers, tucks and
Hamburg rutlies' regular r Pic = %c 10
Ladies' White Muslin Skirts, with
wide cambria rufiies and cluster
~ SALE PRICE, Csc.
Ladies' Cambria Chemise. square
neck and Hamburg edge trimming,
LADIES' SILK HOSE.
6S pairs ladies' Spun silk Hose,
black and colors, regular price N.po,
SALE PRICE, SOC.
RIBBONS.
A lot OF Satin Ribbons, light
shades. width No. 2 10 9, former
price 10 TO 20c. per yard,
SALE PRICE. Sc.
About 200 pieces Gros-Grain Satin
and MORE Ribbons. in all widths
and shades. 1 to 8 yards In piece,
at
HALF PRICE.
FANS.
70 silk and Gauze Fans, slightly
soiled. sold at SIS. tL7j, and S2.2S
Choice for
HANDKERCHlEFS.
Ladies' Mourning Iiandkerchlefs,
cambria. hemstitched. and cnbroid-
cred; former price l6 % and 2Oc..
SALE PRICE, loo.
LADIES' STIRT-WAISTS.
Blue Cashmere, sizes i-S2 and i-3s
and one black. size g. Regular
price $3.50,
SALE PRICE, $50
REMNANTS.
Our table Of remnants Of Black and
Colored Wool Dress Goods offers some
choice bargains. A few moments
can be spent here with profit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

4o-lnch Fine Camels Hair. IA
shades OF tan and gray d-inch all
wool Cheviot, IN tan anu sray, gray
and white striped atwood Dr>os
Fabrics, all the regular SO and
SEQ quality,
Handsome designs In Fancy
Weayes. Plain Wcayes, etc, In ell.
wool Dress Goods; former price ~.
yard. ...
Imported Dress Patterns, In strictly
Gll-wooi. good siylea, and sold for.
merly at 1880 and 800 a pattern,
SALE PRICE, Ncl
Gray CreponS in ssconI-meurning.
former price, 49, per yard
SALE PRICE, re.
SILKS.
Colored Fells sinks, IN brown,
from SIS TO 500, 500 70 Isc.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs.
Cream. brown. red, blue gray, ami
black. handsomely embroidered IN
elk; former price tlD and as pcr
yard, all at
FRENCH FLANNELS.
81 pieces French Flannel llght and
dark grounds. IN stripes and figures,
'''' SALES PRICE. fe.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
rs Dress Patterns. 10 yards ~ pat.
tern OF fine Dress Ginghama o.,
regular 10 2-3c. quality Special
price 49, .,...,.,,,
KID GLOVES
Ladies' t-Button Gace KID Gloves.
in gray. sizes. 81, ", I, 90; regular
price Sl3J, ,,-,,,.,, 49,
Ladies' 4-Button Gace KID Gloves.
IN dark green, sizes 81. D. o. "a
and q regular Price 81 %. ...
SALE PRICE, 500
ladies' 4.Button Tan and Gray
Suede Kid Gloves sizes. 81, o., "a
CO.. CO; regular price 81 ~.
SALE PRICE no
CoRsETs.
A lot OF Ladies SIS Fine Cofseis.
sizes, IS 10, q. =, and =, at 49,
| LACE CURTAINS.
In addition 20 our sale ot 81 % Lacs
Curtains 10 800. We shnll o1er tha9
week 20 pelrs Nottingham Lace ,aii~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07
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V'HE MEMBERS OF FRATER- ~
Il NAL LODGE, No. 50, A. +. and A. w
NJ, are requested to attend a stated com
munication OF their lodge at the Masonic Tenn
pie MONDAY EVENING, January 18Th, at Z
o'clock. Work In the Masters Degree.
By order OF the Worshipful Master.
IN 7.It' W. LOVENSTEIN, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. MEMBERS or THE MASONIC HOME OF
VIRGINIA will be held a. this Masonic Tempe
on THURSDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock
I. NJ.
BY order OF the President
de std JULIUS sTRAUS. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-07

CITY BANK OF RIcHnoSD,l
RICHMOND. Va, January 2, 1894.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF this oank will be held
&C their clearinghouse on MONDAY, Janu-
IA 3-9, J. w. sINToN. Cashier.