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HANGED HIMSELFIN HIS ROOM
samuel Clements Committed SUI.
eide In jersey City.

VTuF IN JtrEFy CITy.
Samuel Clements, forty-five years old.
well-to-do bachelor. committed sui
eide this morning by hanging himself in
the house, l59 Oakland avenue, where
he had furnished room.
Clements retired early last night. and
when he did not get up at the usual
time this morning, David Brooke went
to his room, forced open the door and
found him dead. Clements had taken
piece of clothes line. tied one end OF
1t around the door knob In his room,
thrown the other. end over the top OF
the door fastened the end OF the rope
around his neck and had slowly stran-
gled to death His feet just touched the
floor. ..
Clements always appeared to be In
good health and owned the house and
property at y Waverly street, and
considerable other property. He left no
ratc or any clue as 10 what caused him
- take his life.
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TWO YOUNG POCKP0CKETS.
Captured in the Act of Robbing n
Woman.

Central Office Detectives Carey and
McGuinness found two youthful pick
pockets following up the Labor Day
parade yesterday. They were John
Weiss, nineteen years old. OF 1873 Nor
years old, OF - Allen street.
The detectives caught the boys at
Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street
They were then I'm the act OF picking a
woman's pocket. The younger boy was
used aS a tool.
Weiss Is a strapping fellow. while Juf-
fet IL diminutive. Juffet would stand In
front OF Weiss, who would reach around
and secure the objective article. The
apparent innocence of the boy always
threw the victims of their guard.
Justice Grady held them in 500 bail
each for examination.
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Bitter Pill for Gorninn.
INV Associated Press.f


WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.--Wllliam l..
Narb,uy has been appointed United
states District-Attorney for the District
Of Maryland He was nominated to this
once BY thu President during, the re-
cent session of the senate, but MS nom,
Tonsress adjourned. Senator German
moi being favorable TO confirmation
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Accused Murderers Released.
OBy Associated Press.


SEDAN. Kan. Sept 4.-The six men who two
weeks ago were arrested charged with completely
In the famous murder in 1890 OF John @. Fraser.
heavy stock dealer. have been set at liberty.
The men were all prominent citizens OF this and
surrounding counties. John New, y convict noH
serving term in the State Penitentiary. was tO
have been the prosecutions strongest witness.
but at the last moment he refused 10 appear.
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stabbed His Beucfactress.

Axcl Jansen, twenty three years old, 9as hela
'or uisl in 1900 bail IN. the NorkNIle Police
Court to-day charged With stabbing Mrs Kate
Gcisinger Of III East Forty nrFt street last even
uE MrR Getsiurer SAID she gave Jansen room
nd hoard TO- hulpnE about her dellcatss7en store,
tti that he stabbed her because she refused ~
give him s. Jansen denies the charge
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very quiet. II was the first State cleo
tion held under the constitutional
amendment. requiring the presenta ton
OF poll tax receipt at the polls The
Democratic state ticket, headed by
James p. Clark, has been elected by
about 1b,OO0 10 2O.DOO majority.
The evening world., 1894-09-04

ptate ticket. members OF the LEGISLATURE and
Two Congressmen are to be elected, and there
Congressional race. There IL but little doubt
that Urban A. Woodbury. OF Burlington, the
mead OF the Republican ticket. will be elected
ny a large majority and II is generally believed
mat the entire Republican State and Congress
honal ticket will be successful
The evening world., 1894-09-04
LYMCHING IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Mrs. Bones AssniIant Hanged by IA
Mob Nenr WATERFOWL.

WATERFOWL. S. D., Sept. 4.-The
man Bourke. who assaulted Mrs. Bone
here some days ago. was csugL- yester-
day.
As the officers were bringing him back
here. last evening. he was taken from
them by mob and hanged to an cleo
trio light pole.
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Republican Primaries Tonight.

~ SHlNG. l. l.. Sept. 4--The Republican
Tn convention will be held this evening in the
Town Hall. Al this Convention delegates viii
w. S'e,ied 10 attend the County Convention to be
~" o. llmsica Tomorrow. where delegates will
~ detected to attend the Saratoga Convention.
~ DELEGATES to the town Convention appear 10
,oI Morton to- Governor James Fairhr0ther Tor
prnnNy and Richard G. Mccormack for Con-
49, IARRiTowN, y. Y, Sept. This evening
nepublcans in the ten election districts Oi
tbe 'nnurs VIII hold their primaries pursuant 10
20, neesates to the Assembly District the Con.
"na'' the County and Assembly Conventions
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badger Gases BcforeJus,ice o'Bricn

notion VAS srgaed before Justice q Rrica %
the supreme Court to-daf Tor the release on
hahess corpus Of Annie Palmer Chsrlcs Palmer
kitty RAYMOND and Harry Raymond. Nh" were
arrested nharyef WITH swindlinE IN chicago =
Wealth. Kansas city mAn out NJ 81 600 bN the
badger game. The quartet We're arrested the
G.faaI central Depot on their lNal from Ia
cagu. II 'ontended by counsel for the pris.
oners that they should he discharged as they
Nere held simply on Telegram from Chicago
Justice q Brien reserved decision
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Democrat. bury the Ratchet.

prSvrR COL. Sept THE platform and
ala, NOR, ure,euted TO the two factions Of the
,.,.,,t, ,'o,,c n,inn IN Joint session last night
dnnts al afcr which the double con,enilon al,
io"rSsd. Democrats jubllsnl that me S%.ss'
is buried and AL active esmpss" liz, T bpp has
p Ins 10 say about President Cleveland or his
"a
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Robbed In til. Elephant House.

Mrs MARY johnson. ~ Bro0kFn. had her
pocket picked OF purse containing 40 in the
elephant house at Central Park YESTERDAY The
empty pockctbook was found the floor She
caused the arrest ~ Charles Walters, seventeen
years old. Of i33 East sixteenth street. lie Was
Temanded for further examination IN the York
Vile Police Court to-day
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stole Ribbon from u Grave.

Mrs Lena BrunE. Of TNenty-thiri street and
Fifth avenue. BROOKLYN. Pleadsi guilty before
Justice Tishc in Builder Street Court this morn.
ing 10 stealing ribbon from a grave In GresnNo God
Ceme'sry yesterday and vas sentenced 70 i've
days In Raymond Street Jail
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salvation Array wedding.
ny Associated PressJ

BALrlHODE, sept. the croSninE event u
the salvation Army's camp meeting al ClaI1n
Park vas the uniting In msrflaf" of csp, George
Coaen. Of PAtrrsen \. j.. and Capt. Elisa
Christv. = ST. Louis The ceremony VA per
iu-mel by Commander snd NTs Balljngion Booth
in the presence Of : 900 happy guests.
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Th.fs by II n,"adway House Porter

Wilson Logan. porter In Mrs Colts board
ing house at "a West Ft'ty-serond street, was
held foI tidal In The Jefferson Market Police
Court this Notwithstanding thrhOarders. He
stole $3.50 worth uf rlothinE from Fred 9, suit
van Of the Southern Express '0mplny. h3arder,
and kept iI7 Of collected board money. lie also
stole articles from other bosrdCrs
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A Chowder Party stabbing.

After a row At an Italian choWder yesterday.
Dominick BeIus. a bartender OF 529 Broome street
stabbed Joseph Ferrattl. a tailor OF 80 Thomp.
on street In the returning parade last might. s
Beus was held for examination in the Jefferson
Market Police Court to-day. FerrSti was seri-
ously but not dangerously hurt.
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~ Held In $500 Bail Each.

Twenty-Five men and hvs women we're held In
$500 bail each for examination by Justice crazy
IN the Tombs Court to-ds5. They we're gathered
In the result OF police raids upon Chinese gam
bling houses last night.
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NINA NOT A WRECK.
Capt. Fritsch and His Little Boat
We're Seen Aug. 20.
We're Then Doing Well and We're
1,255 Miles from Queenstown.
This News Dispels Fears Aroused BIZ
a Floating Derelict.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Capt. Fritsch.
who sailed from New York four weeks
ago for Queenstown alone In the sharpis
schooner Nina, a tiny craft of thirty
four feet on the keel. was spoken
Aug 70 by the Atlantic Transport line
steamer Menantic, which arrived In Bal
tmore yesterday.
Upon being signalled by the Nina the
quested Capt Mann to send an officer
on board the Nina to verify. the ste .e-
ment that he was alone. Third Officer
Rowden performed this Office. and found
everything snug and comfortable on
board
The lone mariner told the people on
the Menantic that he was In the best
OF health and spirits, and was glad to
hear a human voice again.
Aug. "a the Nina weathered a severe
gale during which her ru1der split and
she leaked slightly. Capt. Fritsch was
given his position. 1910 north latitude.
| 10 west longitude. which was 1,255 mile6
from Queenstown. The little schooner
showed off and continued her perilous
voyage with good luck shouted after
| her from the deck of the Menantic.
The steamship Sorrento. which ar
| rived In this port this morning, reports
passing an upturned boat the same day
wreck sighted by the Scitndia Aug. g
could hardly have been the Nina, which
was at the time far to the south and
| east Of the lprelict's posltion
The evening world., 1894-09-04
Paying or Supervisors of Election.

The United States Marshal this morning resumed
paying on the supervisors OF election at the last
special Congressional election in January, when
HHemnei Eli Quigg was elected. Room ~ in the
their pay.
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THE NEW APPORTIONMENT.
Discussion of the Proposed Amend
ment Going On ut Albany.
lBy Associated Press


ALBANY, Sept. 4,-The Constitutional
Convention ordered to third reading
this morning the educational amendment
originally reported by the Committee on
lie moneys for any institutions which are
in any way under sectariap control,
II then took up the amendment which
reapportions the Senate and Assembly
The number of Assemblymen to $50. and
Senators to 80 Discussion will be con-
tinued until Friday noon.
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Ii Isn't Often that
II Words Can be Said
to the Readers of
Over $50, 600 Worlds
for 80 Cents.
but TO-florrw is
One of Those Days
on +" Boarders' +" Ads
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Nominated for Congress.
ny Associated Press. }

PUEBLO. Col. Sept 4.-The Popuists Of the
Second Congressional District Yesterday re-nom-
mated Congressman John c. He'll
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K,IIcd WhiIe Wnlkins ON the Tr.cla

DOVER. N. j. Sept. 4.-Michnei Laushiin. .
clock repairer. while walking the railroad
track at this place last night. was struck By .
train and instantly killed.
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Doneck-r :. az. nlm..ls


PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept i-B Frank uTs
ecker, aged torty-nye years yarmaster Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in West Philadelphia com-
mitted suicide yesterday by shooting himself in
the head He had been In il-health and Just re-
turned from trip to Europe. His wife and
friends they visiting In Boston. found the
dead body in their deserted home.
The evening world., 1894-09-04

There Will be 25S delegates elected
when Broome, Herkimer and Queens
are for Morton, 3S for Roberts, l6 for
saIton. is for Fassett and IA for Rus
sell, The seats of fifteen delegates from
Morton IL Piatt has the organization Of
the Convention. The missionary work
Is being done among the uninstructed
delegates delegates. and Platts ennis
saries claim to be ahead.
Platts friends declare that the talk OF
Morton having to fight for the .nomina-
ton Is nonsense, Opposition to him was
expected. but Plat will have the ma
IS toying with his enemies. They assert
that he Is purposely having delegates
elected without instructions to throw
mem on the track. ana when necessary
ne VIII show his hand. Plat has done
such things before.
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The Arkansas Election

fBy Associated PresS)
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. sept sine
election In this State yesterday was
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Election Day In Vermont.

vo,,r lBy Associated Press)
"pN TELLER. VI. Sept t-Vermont Ia to-
u0idinS State election. and from psessnt
The evening world., 1894-09-04
Employee Poisons
Himself.
(By Associated Press.)

OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T., Sept. L-B. y.
Fisher. bookkeeper OF the Anheuscr- Busch Brew
ing Company in this city. committed suicide this
morning by taking large dose OF lsudanum-
Fisher belonged to a wealthy family OF Germany.
The act Was caused by remorse In not being able
to abstain from drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

recited that I'm the death of Rev. Dr.
MiunIRerode the Church. the state, anu
the nation sustained great loss. Inc
deepcst sympathy OF the Glorious was
expressed 10 the family OF the deceased
and the resolutions were ordered TO ne
printcd and copy sent to the griet-
stricken family.
There will be mass-meetlng or thc
brotherhood of ST. Andrew In the CITY
ut Monumental church Sunday afternoon
next at AS O'Clock.
Rev. NJ. T. Turner. formerly OF Ma
bona, is spending some days with friends
In the city. He was present at the C'efi-
Gus meeting yesterday
Rev. Or. John X. Mason preached u
special sermon at st. James church sun
day morning on Sunday-school work MS
text was Feed My Lambs" Many chll-
dren listened attentively to the as
course.
REV. William Bragshaw. Of Home
stead, Pa. ~ In the city, stopping at
Eord's Hotel.
OTHER CHURCH NOTES.
The committee appointed by West-View
BAPTIST church TO select pastor TO sue
coed Rev W. T.. Zines. who recently re
signed. met Sunday morning and decided
upon n gentleman who they think VIII
him to the congregation next SUNDAY
morning. when II Is probable that ca.i
will be extended
The audience ri Union-Station sunday
morning WAS so large that extra seats
were used Rev. j. Il. Tyler. OF Cleveland
O.. preached an eloquent sermon. SUD
iect: Growth In Grace" The delniation
OF the successive steps in the develop
ment Of the Christian life was clear ana
beautiful. and the discourse made pro-
found impression. The evening service
was opened by the Young People
League. led by the Committee on DeVo-
, tIop. and Rev. DR.. Ray preached an IN
structive sermon on "pespising the Day
OF Small Things" There was one pro-
fession Of religion at the close OF IN"
sermon There will be revival services
Wednesday night.
Rev. DR. Tyler. Of New York. preached
! n, the Church of the Covenant in the
! morning to "A congregation that
| nacked the house. HIS theme was 1.-THE
! problem Of Unity" DIR. Tyler's sermon
| NJ Rroad-Stroct Methodist church NJ night
was one of the best heard in Richmond
| for long time.
The sermon Of Rev. Or. j. ~. CARR
| son. of ST. Louis. at the First-Baptisi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

church. Sunday morning. IL spoken OF
n. ono ~ the best ever heard from that
rev. Il. ]. Spencer. OF Louisville. preach
cd I'm the morning at calvary. lie oe-
,,verea a beautiful and tender sermon on
taking christ ms the model for our lives.
rev u. II, Lucas. OF Indianapolis. was
heard I'm the morning by large auai-
ence at Park Place. lie took the Loru
Prayer for his theme,
Rev. G.. +. Smith. who was soloier III
ihs Federal army and spent year OF
two I'm Libby Prison. preached 10 the vet-
Grams M tho Soldiers Home Sunday AFTER
noon. He is n returned missionary from
Japan. ,nt.
Rev. n. NJ. Battle. Of PETERSBURG VINO
is assisting D.. Dill in a meeting nj ven.
| able-Street church. read wei-prepsl gu
paper before the Baptist Ministers Con
ference yesterday morning FOR cri''cEn.
Revival services are being heid AT iIih'
itv Methodist church this week.
The meeting nj the Broad-Street MIS-
eion Sunday night" was well ATTENDED.
end interest manifested One person who
/ had been living In dissipation came lot
ward and gave good evidence or true sal
walton. An announcement was made tof
| specIal "all-day'' meetings on Thursday
| and Friday of this week. Tney WIZ De
! hold from 9:9o to !: 10 6, ana again ~
p NJ. All are cordially invited. Inc
hav gatherings are especially for Christ
! tang
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
i, HUTZLER'S SONS.
80 East Broad street.
DsEss.GooOs DEPARTMENT

ID fFSS-GOoO5 nEfAkl VI.
About 20 pieces Of eo.li. STRIPED. o. ..f.-l
ALL-WOoL GOODS.
80 inches vide, that were -. 'n. ans ..t
ths ridiculOusly low pr'rf 4 D 20.
Special values in An-"ool lnY.r.. ..ss:
Covert Cloths. 90 inches wide, -.. f-... 81.
Double-Wi1th lulmnat-i NA..I.t
l21sc.
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We show choice All complete s., .Hr .-..
Cloth Goats and Capes Ter td'' 3d..
Also large variety ~ Fur 'at~- .r r a .
manufacturers. Present nii
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WRAPS It's. therefore. adv stf.e 'n -...l
early selection tn Orjcr 30 secure
Long Coate IN good cloth, - t"i ir'
Coney-Fur Capes. and 3O Inches a..t
W Electric seal and Astraeaaa ,,,. ..,f
pri~os.
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our Blanket stock q. unslrga,..I
Double BlanEe's from 5lt 60 go t.-r 1-.
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Wool-Fll~i Comforts, 5o.. ~. -.
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Full hne OF Woo Arr Nt.ar- ~ t. t.t 500
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Bargains IN B.eaNnei aud Ha.tt .'a..nf
Linens.
Homs,i,ched sets ami Bureau 's.-, u.fi
designs.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
". A. CHEATW00D,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Railroad Meetings To-Day.

The first annual meeting OF the South
orp PaiIwav Company will he held IN this
CITY at e:3l o'clock this morning Pres'-
dent Spencer. Secretary Even. and scve-
raj OF the prominent officials and directors
~ the road will be here. 1t IS not
likely that report OF the company =
earnings will be read, ms It's hscal year
only ended last June.
ri. Cheeapcake and Ohio Railway Com
ro,v win hold its annual meeting in its
nfscos here 1T 10 o'clock to-day. The
scssion will be purely formal one Re-
norts for the years work have been out
fnr some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
IN CHANCERY.

OF RICHMOND. ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER, 1894:
IN CHANCERY.
Edward Samuels who sues for himself
and for all other creditors or Edward
Cox, deceased, who will come into this
suit upon the usual terms. Complainant.
against
Henrietta Cox, Rosina Braxton, and Scott
Braxton. her husband; Anne Elizabeth
Watkins. and w. ). Watkins. her hus-
band; Lily Eva Cox, an infant over IA
and under q years OF age; William A.
Townes, administrator, &c, OF Edward
Cox, deceased, and c.. l.. Denoon and
William Ellyson, trustees. Defendants.
The objects OF this suit are to obtain
a settlement Of the estate OF Edward
Cox. deceased. to settle the accounts Of
William A. Townes. administrators. &c,
OF Edward Cox, deceased TO sell the real
estate OF the said Edward Cox. deceased.
and marshall all the assets. real and per-
aonsl, of the said estate, and To apply
the same TO the payment OF the debts
OF the said Edward Cox. according TO
their respective rights. and for that pur--
pose to convene all the creditors OF said
Edward Cox. deceased. And affidavit hay
ing been made and filed that the defend
ants, Anne Elizabeth Watkins and w. ).
Watkins, her husband, are non-residents
OF the State OF Virginia, they are required
TO appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof, and do what Is
necessary TO protect their interest herein.
Teste: p. p. WINSTON, Clerk:
James AIona D, q -. oS|-1u's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
DICYCLEs. BICYCLERE

ID &c.-N. LEONARD, 90s east @ain street
wishes to inform hts cycling 1ou sporting
feleads that no has Just opened up a large shop
nj aboye address for tue Manufacture ana re-
pairing OF BICYCLES. sulkeys, &c:, and has en-
ca red the services OF }. HOlLE. OF chicago, 10
euperintend the above. Special wheels o, We
rious weights and designs inside to order. high
or ,de nickel plating and ensme cling. Keep
full line OF sundrles, Fittings, etc. Rims. FORKS,
Iires. Frames. Lamps, Bells. &C., &c. All
wheels. repairs, &c, fully guaranteed and
promptly attended TO-
n. B.-Mr. HOYLE, In charge OF above. has
had over twenty-five years practical expert
ence with English and American makers. in'
Gliding Rudge. Rover, Humber, singer. swift
turers here aud In Europe.
Please give me call. or write lor Us, OF re-
pairs, &c. n LEVSAnp,,
oc 9-tf COS east Main street, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
Fibre Channels.

The new interlining. Every lady who tries 1t once
becomes infatuated with it. 1t absolutely wind proof and
no garment in which it is used inernnS can be pene
trated by wind or cold. ., ~
tree II as soft as chamos skin and yet 50 tough
that it can be plated and ewed like CLOTH For dress waists
it perfect nernng. Besides being the best possible ar
c for the purpose of securing warmth it is claimed to be
er;or 70 crnoneto grass cloth and to hair cloh-when
used for all purposes in which these Innings are used in dress
maxine On account of its greater cheapnes the whole skirt
NAV be lined with FIBRE CHAMOS, and the skirt when
so lined will hang better than II lined with mar co'
nued sleeves is superior anythngyet produced Skirts
and pulled sleeves lined with Fibre Chamols may be crushed
hacked in the most careless and show no OF
creasng Dresmaker who using the Fibre Chamols say
they much prefer it 10 hair CLOTH Is much more easily
handled and sewed FIBRE CHAMOlS 81 inches wide
and for sale at the lining counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23

In Curtains we are Offering great in
1ucoments To- close out the lots. some
have T. >. 3. and : pairs OF a pattern.
RULED Swiss Curtains 0musliu):
80, quality auccd 10 SO.
So quality reduced to $50.
st75 quality reduced - $50.
= qualify reduced to St.
s. Point ~ osprey reduced to $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
xycdncsday Club KehearsnI.

The regular rehearsal Of this club will
ho hold on Wednesday OF this week, IN
stead OF Tuesday. at T. ". AT the
Young Mems Christian Association Hal.
All the members are requested to be
,.nnclnn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-23
DRESS FABRICS

Our line of Dress Goods contains the
latest and newest goods on the mar
ket. among them many dainty effects
IN Plain and Fancy Weaves' same
values having never before Oeeh
quoted.
Bright Checked and Plaid Dress
Goods, especially adapted for cnlI-
dren's wear. special price per yard i''
Nayy-Blue and Black Storm serge
usual price csc. yard. our price ~
Novelty Suitings. Illuminated Diago-
mails. Seeded Armures. Two-Ioheu
Fancies. special price per yard. go. %
Serges. Henrlettas. Flannel Suit'hgs'
and Fancy Cheviots. were Ne. yaiu' ~
now .............-..s.. ''''''' - 90
Handsome Dress Fabrics. in the latest
IAN colorlngs, the price should DC
CSC. n yard, our price...................' -
1ia-vards-wide Novelty Covert Cloths'
worth Sc. yard. at.............' ''''. %
,iL-varSs-wide Habit Cloths. former
price Sc. yard at..,.,......' 49, "
vards-wide Dlagonal-Cloth Suitlhg
always sold at sl25 a yard, for. -
,i..vards-wide Covert Cloth, would be
good value at sl.3j a yard. for. 81
II, wards wide H0mospun covert
Cloth. value $50 a yard. at....'..'''$l.