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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
ARGUING THE sMITHER's CASE.
Grounds on which the Defence Made Their
Motion to Ouash.


For nearly eight hours yesterday Judge
Wickham, Of the Henrico County Court.
heard argument on the legal questions
arising preliminary 20 the trial or the
smither s. Precinct election cases. Colo
mel Meade Haskns opened for the de-
PENDANTS. presenting their pleas on mo
tion 10 auash the indictment. He was
followed by MIR. Edmund Pendleton on the
same side. after which Mr.. Guigon, the
acting Commemorative Attorney, OPP
posed the motion in a vigorous speech.
MIR. G. V. Meredith closed the discussion
and the Judge will probably announce his
decision tomorrow morning.
The defence contended that the grand
Jury which found the indictment in this
case was illegally summoned and con-
s,ituted, and hence its proceedings IN
finding and returning the indictment were
void. They entered a motion TO quash the
Indictment and flied four pleas In abate-
ment. setting forth the following in sub
stance:
l. That nfter the grand jury had been
impannelled and sworn. one OF their num-
Der. MIR. A. Il. Sheppard. who is a brother
in-law OF Captain A. Is. Guigon, and also
A member of the Board orSupervisors or
Henrico county, attended a called meet
ing of the board and voted 20 appropriate
OUT of the county funds the sum OF $500
60 pay the counsel prosecuting this case,
and one half OF that appropriation was
made dependent upon the grand Jury's
finding an Indictment I'm this case, ana
that by reason OF tho bias and prejudice
Of that Juror against these defendants IN
this case as thus shown. he became dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
UNFRAMED HATS.

Never during our experience in the mil
llnery trade have such prices been named
on Hats at this season OF the year.
Here are probably fifteen shapes TO Sc
lect from in Children's and Ladies' Hats
I'm the Rough Straw or Fancy Bralds, all
colors Such Hats as sell for 80, W, and
75c YOUR PICK OF THEM FOR 2oc
Fine Tuscan and Chip Braids, in Dress
Shapes, light and dark colors. Some OF
these shapes sold as high as t.oO ana
s75. Choice OF these, which includes
twenty TO twenty-five shapes, soc.
The French Tape Hats, In all the popu-
lar shapes and delicate shades. when
sold readily at $50; our price Tor this
week 75c.
White Chip Flats and Shapes. with fancy
straw edges very pretty and stylish. Toe.
Italian Leghorns, in white and black-
children's, misses. and ladies' sizes-prlces
range from 25c. to SIS. The same values
sell elsewhere for from SOC. TO t25O
Yachting or Sailor Hats, In white, black,
navy, and red prices for untrimmed from
i5c. up to sl.75; Trimmed Sailors from &C.
up TO $.95 III. -
Children's Trimmed Sailors. white or
colors, all sizes, 25c.
Other styles at As and 75c.; finer grades
81 and $3.50. 1917 49,
Tam O Shanters, In straw, cloth. or
duck; also. Boys Sailor Hats. Speelai
prices for this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
ADDS TO HER SPEED.
BELIEVED THAT MSS NELSON CAN
MAKE a MILE IN 2,io.


Mr. II. Clay chamhiin, proprietor of
Whitby stocR-F'arm below Manchester.
mas returned from Baltimore, where he
attended the Pimiico sprins races. while
IN tho Monumental City Mr.. chamblln
heard directly from Miss Nelson, All lie.
oy Norfolk. who IL In training In Ken
sacky. The Nancy Hanks Of virginia Is
said TO be In splendid form, ana srotting
very fast, having gone O quarter In 81
seconds showing n 2,ol gait. 1t Is said
ehe can finish a mile In 21o or better.
Aiss Nelson has the fastest record of
any horse ever bred In Virginia.
II Is likely that Egwood, 2ls IA. son OF
vhe great Egbert. and the pride Of whitby
etock-farfn. will soon have a representa-,
ton In the magic circle. Lila, a boauti-
1ui bay mare, by Egwood. that was
sold some time ago 10 Baltimore people.
II said to be very fast, and Mitchell her
trainer and driver. says he can put her in
the 20 list this year She has already
SHOWN trial In 2:25. The mare resembles
her handsome sire in appearance ana
was pronounced by judges to be pre,tiest
horse at Pimiico.
WILL WEAR STRIPED CLOTHES.
et@t auOi1btOus VINO was given
three years In the penitcntlary by the
jory IN The Hastings Court Friday for
meiiciousiy assaulting his aged mother
in-law. said yesterday that nc was salts.
ned with the verdict 1t Is, therefore.
hardly probable that an appeal will be
taken, and sentence Will probably be
passed upon him tomorrow.
The Hastings Court was in session n
snor, while yesterday. and will adjourn
Cor the term Monday.
The Dispatch has IL upon excellent M.
fhority that the Petersburg shops will be
removed from this city to Rocky Mount.
N. g. just when the change will be made
IS not known.
Captain Il. r. Morris and Mr.. w. w.
Jowery will go to Salisbury the first
week In Juna 10 conduct religious revi-
val.
Rev. w. A. Laughon will conduct the
seryices in Leader Hall this afternoon
for the railroad branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Rev. w. II. IIaight viii conduct the
services mt C1opton-Street church to-day.
both morning and night. lie will be as
eisted by Mr.. X. Il. Michaels at the morn
ing service.
Rev. DIR. w. Y. Hatcher viii preach
ut the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
tonight, and will administer the ordi-
nance OF baptism.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Quite a number OF Manchester people
went over TO the baseball game yester-
day afternoon.
There win be an adjourned meeting Of
the veterans Monday night in the Mayors
Courtroom. a fun attendance Is de-
sired.
Mr.. J. II. Foster who has been visiting
=. n. L. Al. Ia Nsna ,safa al To A
lanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. william III. Kennon. OF
Powhatan, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. IL Il. owen, who has been quite
bick for several weeks. is somewhat i'm
proved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

uualined 10 act az grand Juror In the
consideration OF the case.
2 That after q regular grand jury han
been ifnpannelIed and sworn, AMI two
Of their number had failed 70 attend
court. the remaining members OF the
grand jury were allowed to assemble and
act upon this Indictment without swearing
In other grand Jurors In their places. az
IL prescribed By the statute.
8. That In organizing the grand Jury on
the first day OF the term, the Court directed
the Sheriff to summon two other grand
Jurors In the places OF those who had
failed 10 attend court. and did 80 orally
and without any writ OF venire fseias-
And.
T. That although ten grand jurone at
tended the court on the first day OF the
term in response 70 the vepire. ana al
though the statute provides that nine
members Will constitute such a grand
jury. yet the Court ordered two others
TO be summoned 10 make up deficiency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
pronerty Transfers.

Richmond: j. u. Cosby and wife to Con-
way II. Sands. II 7-12 feet on north side
Marshall street between Hancock and
Harrison, subject TO deed OF trust OF
5000, $500; same to #. X. Sands. II il-12
feet on north side Marshall street be
tween Hancock and Harrison, II IL feet
on same between same, and ~ feet on
same between same. subject TO four
deeds Of trust amounting to $3.50, S2,So;
Robert w. Maurys trustee 10 b. nj.
Gwathmey 81 feet on south side Clay
street between Eleventh and Twelfth,
$500.
HenrIco: Thomas N. Carter and wife
TO Cooperative Investment Association,
~ feet on north side Main street near
Strawberry, running back to Floyd, $500
T. X. Sands and wife TO j. u. Cosby. %
acres on New North road. subject to deed
OF trust Of 81, 800, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
THE BAZAAR LAST NIGHT.
Not Very Large Crowd, But Good Fin.
fertainment.


tertainment.
Society very seldom asserts itself al
Saturday-night attractions, 20 the au'
dicnce at the military bazaar last evening
while fairly large. was not in keepins
with the crowds which filled the Armory
on the preceding nights OF the week
The same pretty girls were In attendance
TO dispense articles from the beautifully.
draped booths; the Regimental Band dis
coursed sweet music, and the Oriental
show was thoroughly attractive and pleas
ing. The Turkish performance and the
Views Of Constantinople, Damascus. Jeru-
salem. etc, are fun OF historic interest
and the array Of Turkish relics commands
the attention and curiousity Of all.
There was but little voting last night
owing 10 the limited attendance.
Monday evening promises TO be signal
occasion for the fair. The Turks VIII
have a change Of programme, and there
will be other new features.
There will be a special entertainment
for the benefit OF Company Il on Tuesday
night. IL viii embrace Messrs. A. Boshen
and Lou Wilson in their musical sketch
"O'Relly and Flanagan" j. NJ. sails
will give an exhibition OF his skill In
swinging Indian clubs. and there VIII be
other novelties.
BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS.
The scenes from the Battle Of the Will
derness, which will be given Tuesday az
ternoon at the Exposition Grounds, Will
be made as realistic as In possible. The
cavalry charge on the infantry recon
noitcring party will be the opening
picture. Then will follow the lombard
ment from the Confederate works, In
which bombs will be exploded In the air
fired from nortars. and will add realism
to the scene
The first charge of the Federal troops
will be met by terrific fire from the In
fantry. represented by the Old Guard oil
Lee Camp, and artillery served by the
Richmond Howitzers. This whitening hre
cannot be withstood by the charging col:
umns, and again the Federal forces Will
lombard the thin gray lines.
Colonel Phillips will command the Con-
federate lines. Colonel Spence the Olo
Guard, and Colonel Halves the cavalry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
.SHIRT-W AISTS and LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES,
Ladies' Duck and Serge
Tailor-Made Suits, Vests, and CapeS,
Infants and Children's
DRESSES, CLOAKS, AND CAPS.
OUR TRIMMED-HAT DEPARTMENT

OUR TRIMMED-HAT DEPARTMENT
has been filed all the past week with de-
lighted buyers. Knowing the truthful
ness of our ads" they expected much
we even exceeded these expectations in
the remarkable values given.
THE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK,
WITH MANY ADDITIONAL ATTRACT
I'VE NEW SUMMER STYLES.
To give you an inklng OF some OF the
values, we shall quote few prices
Here are CHJLDRENS PRETTY
STYLISH HATS trimmed with ribbons
and flowers. usually sell for s.; price cut
in half-N.50.
Ladies' Dress Hats, stylishly trimmed,
in any color; former price 81 and IS, now
81 and $50.
Black Lace Hats that usually sell for
Sc and 81, now $3.50.
Chip, Tuscan. and Neopolitan Straw
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at "a and -;
former prices IS and $40. -.
Imported Pattern Hats that were No
and so, now s. and SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Night-School Closes.

The closing exercises of Elba Night
School took place at that building or
Tuesday night. May 22d. The occasion was
an enjoyable one and reflected great credit
upon the principal. Mrs. NJ V. Michaels
and her assistant. Miss Susie Tresnon
The exercises consisted OF singing and
Rotations by the scholars. at the end OF
which refreshments were served.
Two prizes were given for attendance
and diligence. The recipients of the prizes
were Frank Kennedy in the higher grade
and Thomas Walker In the lower grade
This school is under excellent discipline
and no doubt will continue 10 Improve
under its excellent management.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

GOO yards REMNANTS DUCKS, PER
cAI.ES. CHEVIOTS, CHAMBRANS.
GIN0HAMS AND OTHER STuFFS at
". q yard, regular value 10 and l2lzc;
2Ooe yards GOOD LAWNS and CHAL'-
LIES az stsc q yard worth double.
l,Soo yards YARD-WlDE CHALLlES at
100 yards WOOL cHALLEs at l2sse
? yard. You pay Is and zoe. for them all
400 yards 'CHEvIoTs and GINGHAAis
pt &c. a yard well worth 1-Sc.
Lac yards EXTRA GOOD GlNGHAMS
NJ 6A and 3 i-Sc worth 10 and l21sc.
1000 yards WASH GOODS at lsi4c. a
yard, comprising the most desirable stufis
In use this season, such as Ducks Cortsd
Figured Swiss, Irish Lawns Scotch and
American style GinghamS and many
other fabrics from which YOU can't fail
20 make your selections.
Too many DRESS GOODS left on hand.
Ne have put prices on them to make
them move faster. Come 20 see US. You
Will save some money. Some OF the best
styles yet 20 be had. Just the correct ar
slcls TO buy Is a good Storm-Serge Dress,
ss-inch vide best Storm serges at S71sc.
worth Toe.
tS-ineh wide best Storm Serge at zoe.
E-ineh wide best Storm Serge at Coo.
worth 15c.
to.ineh wide best Storm Serge at 75c.
MhFHl 81.
All OF the above are all-wool. and war
fanted to wear well.
$500 yards BLACK. STRIPED, Plaid.
PLAIN, LACE-STR1PED, FIGURED,
hNp DOTTED MuSI.tNS from & l-5c. a
yard up~an fast-blacks and good colors.
AZ @so yard sec our line OF WASH
SILKS worth 800.
Al as ts and CSC. n yard we show
large variety Of CHINA SILKS. figured
and striped. that are greatly reduced In
ALL FANCY STRIPED, POWERED.
MD chANGEABLE SILKS at much
BLACK, CREAM. AND WHITE INDIA
l0OREp SILKS. "a inehes wide. at 75c..
FORMER price 81 yard.
A.l-Sll.k BLACK GRENADINE,, only
toS a yafd, worth zoe
.STkiPED ALL-SIi.K BLACK GREN-
=, , y, now 1se. q yard formerly sold
BLACK DRESS GOODS OF every de-
heIipuon al lowest prices.
.,nt Ssfc yard see our ATLrWCOI.
n,.,.n.fiN lSHED HENRiETrAs
.,Ss,nn.eesM AND WHITE WOOLIEN
st,,ss GOODS are In great demand. See
ans n.y. ssock we show. Anything You
~ va, n, n,nk or and yoG win mad the prioes
aAh 70 sec our lire Of WHITE AND
BLACK FRENCH oRCiANDiEs- rang
ing "a prices nom &c. TO &c. a yard.
An kinds OF WHITE GOODS. such NJ.
PiQues. india Linens Muiis. Dimit.es
Linen Lawns Plaid and Striped Masiins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Black silk Mitts, in all styles; also ex-
ira sizes; prices range from loc' up to
silk Mitts in l6 and 2o-button lengths
pearl. white, cream, and black-prices 80
75c. and 81 A. -,
sizes-prce SOC. CO, 49,. ,d
Best Grades Pure silk Gloves-tans ano
grays--reduced TO 50c. =
Complete Line of Blacks and Colors "
Kayser's Patent Finger-Tip Gloves; price
60, Is, S. and CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
SPECIAL SALE OF KID AND SILK
GLOVES AT REDUCED PRICES.

Foster. Paul & Co.'S Genuine Dressed
Kid Gloves, 7-hook-colors tan, gray !! ana -
black-slzes 81 and 81, former price Si'''
Foster. Paul & Co.'S Suede Mosqueta aTs
IJndressed Kids-colors tans, grays, anu
black--sizes 5lb. 50, s. and ga; former
price IS and 81 reduced to p nS SG.-siz4.
| az. So. 6li, 81, and 674-former price ~
RIack Glace 4-Button Kid Gloves. war
ranted-sizes 81. 81, s. 81. and I-formeriy
sold at N.25; reduced TO Zoe.
Ox-Blood- Red Glace Gloves, with four
largo nearl buttons and white weeks,
every pair warranted; reduced rt to ne nrsen
and tans: sold at S1.5O-sizes 5l2, 81, g.
| 81. and 6IL-reduced to 81.
Row Pairs Tan Glace Mosquetalre
| Gloves. in ~ and 81, formerly sold al
| 81. 80: reduced now TO 81 -.,..,,
| suede Gauntlets, gray with white ,stltch-
ing--sizes So, 6, Ga, and 6ls-former price
| 81. 20; reduced now to 81 .,...,.
white Suede, 12-button lengths, suitable
for commencement exercises-all Sizes
| reduced TO sl.I5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
FLOWERS.
THOUSANDS TO SELECT FROM

25c. for choice OF an immense lot; same
as are sold elsewhere for 75c.
Our soc. Sprays and Montures are the
same styles which sold for 81 ana VIZ
early In the month.
Large Shipment OF Imported Pink and
Jacoueminot Roses and Foliage for trim
ming Leghorns and white chips; very ele-
CANT, stylish. and cheap. NJ
BLACK JETTED TIPS, fumes, QuliIs,
Codue Plumes, and Violets in all the very
latest effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
Tho IIrhfa Want Ont.

Last night about II o'clock the entire
city was plunged into darkness. A tube
In one OF the boilers which supplied
power to the electric-lighting plant at the
foot OF Ninth street, blew out and caused
a temporary stoppage Of the dynamos.
The arc lights were renewed after
short delay, but It was / o'clock before
the incandescent lights were again turned
on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

We also show a Complete Variety OF
CHILDRENS SLIPS, DRESSES,
ROBES, AND UNDERGRADUATES; IN
fact. the Most Attractive Variety OF
SHORT DRESSES Il has ever been our
Measure 10 display. II you are interested,
COME AND INSPECT THEM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

CHEMIsETTES AND WINDSOR TIES.
The popularity of the above articles this
season makes Il next to impossible TO
keep a supply A shipment received Sat
urday makes the assortment complete.
The price-25c.--is minor consideration
where attractiveness Is considered.
Anoth popular article Is the Sterling
silver Relt-Buckle, of which We show
a large variety OF styles and new designs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
THIN UNDERWEAR.

Foreign and Domestic SWISS-RIBBEI
VESTS FOR CHILDREN AND LADIES
The variety ranges In price from sc
each for fair quality White and BaiprE'
gan-Ribbed Vests: better at IL and lsc
GOOD Regular-Made Lisle Vests, thin ano
elastic, 25c.; others SS and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
,,,,er,v IMPROVEMENTS.

This department Is replete with every
thing pertaining to Underwear. Some ex-
ceptionally good values received witnln
the past few days in GOWNS COhsEl-
COVERS. and SKIRTS.
All OF our Muslin Underwear Is Well
made. pcrfect-Gtting. and full length.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
,,,,,, c,ps AND s1rN-RoNNETs.

NULL CAPS AND SUN-BONNETS.
Hot weather calls for something hight
more seryiceable or comfortable can you
get than one of those Corded or Tucked
Bonnets or Caps which we are showing
al o. IS, and soc. They can't be matched
for the price elsewhere.
rate, we have them up to $50 and s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
COOP BARGAINS
tbnt II nviW repav Yo1U 10 UiSW our eSt06IIShDaen

In EMBROIDERIES you can't ind a
| better selection in the city. and our prices
are always the lowest. All-Over Embroid-
cries and Reverlngs for yokes. prettiest
styles I'm use.
BLACK BOURBON HEAVY LACES go
rapidly at the prices We sell them. Come
and inspect the stock.
500 pieces CREAM, WHITE. AND BUT
TER-COLoR LACES AND INSERTINGS
In the correct styles and widths. and they
are just what you want. See the wide
laces we show at TO- l2is, IL 2-S, 30, and 2Sc.
yard.
BLACK SILK AND LEATHER BELTS.
See those we offer at 25c.
BLACK SILK MITrS II lSc, value 25c.
BLACK SILK GLOVES at 2Sc., pure
silk, worth Doc, a pair ,>,r
LETS at 25c. pair. reduced from Doc.
We show on Monday 300 ENGLISH
TWILI.-GLORIA, e6-lNCH UMBRELLAS
at 9Sc., same quality formerly sold at
'' XII fancy PARAsoLs at reducsd
prices. Great bargains In them.
500 LADIES WASH SUITS to select
from. Largest assortment and best styles
In the city. No need TO so without a nice
Duck Suit. You can buy them at s2A,
S2& S.Ss. sS.sS and s4.4S All made in
the most stylish shares. ,,rs,
LADIES' I.AtfNDERED WAISTS at
50c-regular 81 styles
LADIES' i.AUNDERED WAISTS at
79c.--regular 81 * styles.
LADIES' LAtlNDERED WAISTS at
SSc.--regular $3.50 styles,
LADIES' NAVY AND BLACK FIG
URED AND STRIPED FINE SATINE
WAISTS at Soc. apiece, were made to sell
See the bargains in WAISTS we offer
at Is, Il, 50. and Soc
BOYS WASH SUITS at SSc. and 81. "a,
worth $i.6 and 50 9 suit.
BOYS WASH PANTS at SSc. a pair.
We offer special Inducements In
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. See
"A lot OF SLIGHTLY soILEp MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR at great reduction in
4 large line OF MEMS PERcALE,
MADRAS. AND NEGLiGEE SHIRTS.
See our PERcALE SHIRTS. with de-
taehahle collars. at and a'sS-eest In
MEMS NEGIIGEE SHIRTS at 25e.
worth Sec al soc. worth 75c.
MEMS uNLAuNDERED SHIRTS al
Zoe. apiece. made III Wamsutta and New
MEMS Zoe. DALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AND PANTS at SIC. or for 81. Don't
miss them. they are grand value.
A large linz OF LADIES AND CHllr
DRENS SUMMER RIBBED AND
GAUZE UNDERWEAR at lowest prices.
Do sure you VISIT our store this week.
II means q saving OF money 10 you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
SPRING CAPES.

You'll save big money by making your
purchase OF a Cape now. An entire change
In price on every Cape In the house. The
from N.75 TO SEA saving of fully one
third on the former prices. All colors
and black.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MATTINGS!
MATTINGS!
MATTINGS

Now is your time to buy your Mat
tings.
We have the largest stock in Rich
mond.
Every piece this seasons goods. No
old stock.
$40 roll OF 40 yards will be sold at 81.
sl2 roll Of 40 yards will be sold at
$3.50.
Sl4 roll Of 40 yards will be sold at
$1,000
s16 roll OF 40 yards will be sold at So.
slS roll Of 40 yards will be sold OF
s14.50.
Mating Rugs, 36 inches by u inches,
SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
HEADQUARTERS r. Z. LEE
IL CAMP, No. !, CONFEDERATE VETERANS
RICHMOND, VA. May "a, 1894,

General Order No. 2ss:
/. Comrades. you are hereby. ordered
to assemble at Lee Camp Hall on
NJ. sharp for parade, 10 assist In the
unwilling OF the Soldiers and Sailors
monument. All who have uniforms will
wear them, and EVERY MEMBER Is
particularly requested TO be present,
by order OF Colonel f. LESLIE
SPENCE, Commander.
J. TAYLOR srRATToN.
my 27-2t Adiutant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
DICK AND SERGE BLAZER SUITS
AND SuIRT-W AISTS

We have the Duck Suits in white and
colored-all the popular cuts, and only
best grades OF duck--the prices range
see, 1915. 1886. and s..
The Serge Suits come In Blazer ana
$40. yl2, and SIS These suits are all made
by men tailors, and properly cut, we'll
made, and perfect-fitting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Save money by purchasing Jewelry now
at the trustees sale OF spot q spout
405 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MEETINGS.
DEGRAM BATTALION ASSOCIA.
TION.

There will be meeting OF this Asso.
citation at Murphy's Hotel MONDAY
EVENING at 5 o'clock to take action
in regard TO the annual reunion and the
unwilling OF the Soldiers and Sailors
By order Of c. p. YOUNG. President.
WILLIAM ELLIS JONES. Secretary.
my e7-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27
MEETIN0G

MASON MO notice.. a
WI stated Communication Of LODGE XIX
OF STRICT OBSERVANCE, No. 2C7, A.
+. AND A NJ, will be held in its lodge-room. at
ST. Adams Hail, corner OF Third and Main
stroeis, on MONDAY, May 2Sih, at @ o'clock P.
N. Election and installation OF ofieers Mem
bers are requested 20 be prompt In attendance
Visiting brethren, members OF sister lodges, are
invited TO attend.
BY order 0f the W. NJ.
no. E. RICHARDSON,
my 2T-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF
i THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
viii assemble In the College building In Rich
TUESDAY, June 10, 1894. 81 ~ o'clock N. Tor
the purpose OF electing professor 70 the chair
Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics Candi-
cAtions and testimonials 10 cBRIST0PhEk
ToAPkINe. y. D.. Dean Of the faculty
BY order of The Board.
DANIEL d. TALLEY, Soesotary..
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