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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
HOuSefurniShingS.

Imported Opal Cas-Globes-n new tariff
price, &c. each.
White English China Dinner-Plates-
never sold for less than Sl.2j dozen
now Sc. each.
Full size White English China Open
Vegetable Dishes price. &c. each.
Handsome Imported Jardinieres, all
the newest colors. raised floral decora-
tions. 80 inches circumference, 10 inches
deep, value 81 each, for 81 "a.
French china Dinner
Seryice, BEAUTIFUL nelc
shapes, costly decOr0-
tions; price Wder the
old toyTF $29.15, UndeJ'
the ne1O 33 Is per cent
less, ;Sl9.15.
Rich Cut-Glass Oil Bottles old
tariff price 81. 70. the new sl.39.
Fine Tissue Toilet Paper, value DC. e,
package for &c.
Indurated Wood-Fibre Basins, value
20c. each, for DC.
Handsome Imported Framed Pic
lures. value 81. each, for 95c.
Handsome China Umbrella Stands,
gold decoration under the old tariff
$40 each, under the revised S5.9o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

There is story going the rounds OF
the press that Mrs Hayes. a daughter
OF the Hon. Jefferson Davis. who lives in
Colorado is going TO vote the Republican
ticket" A hundred to one she will not
vote at all. but were she 10 vote we
cannot but believe 1t would be straight
Democratic ticket Mrs. Jefferson Davis
lately contradicted a similar story with
reference to Mss Winnie Davis, and char
acterlzed II as "monstrous."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

The Republicans are putting forth many
rose-colored statements as TO the NUMBER
OF congressional districts they expect TO
carry in the Union. In the most modest
of these they put down two Republican
congressman from Virginia. How they
reconcile this with the charge that there
is to be more cheating In Virginia under
the new electon-law than under the
old-when they said we stole half dozen
districts from them-is not explained. and
is mystery 10 us.
The truth Is that the amount OF cheat
ing at elections in Virginia has always
been enormously exaggerated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Nav He Seriously I'M ured.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, October 30-(Spe-
c,atI1Nr John Fitzpatrick. a well-known
Snrnoraiion employee. while helping to get
a wsrdrobe from a second story Of his
home on Queen street yesterday evening
fell from the window on the bricks eigh-
Toe, feet below. He landed fair on his
49, and when picked UP was uncon-
scious. with the blood streaming from his
snn,,tb nose. and ears. DR.. Jones. his
nbvsician. fears he Is seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
DRESS GOODS.

Our stock OF them sustains our
first place as retailers limited in
only one SENSE quantity OF a kind.
In high-grade goods we only limit
that.
Variety go unlimited. An INDUS
trious shopper could look steadily
for hours and not see all the styles
and colors. Perhaps You look at
the displays in windows and on
counters and say that we haven't
what You want. Such condemna-
ton is unjust to yourself.
Among the hundreds on the
shelves there is something to please,
and they are all new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
The Reason Why.

(fDllduelIHld fItSSP
When the witch approaches me
With her roguish, laughing eye.
Gowned in mulis simplicity
All. 1 know the reason why.
When she wears her charming smile,
Rivalling June's sunny sky,
When there's naught Of woman's guile
All. / know the reason why.
When she nestles in her hair
Ebon locks that fall awry-
Just a roses subtle snare
All, ] know the reason why.
When she sings some quaint old air.
And her voice ends In a sigh,
When she sends me looks that dare
All, | know the reason why.
When we stroll down 10 the gate.
And her moods are sweet and shy,
When she will not tell my fate
All. | know the reason why.
Love is blind? Nay. for ] sec
That her moods they all belle
For. alas, she's fooling me
That's the reason why
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

The Democrats Of New York State are
warming up TO their work and are making
prodiglous effort to win the election
Notwithstanding the fact tina, Mr.. Carlisle
has withdrawn from his engagement to
speak there and Mr.. Cleveland continues
ominously silent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.
TEMPLE, PEAIBERTON, CORDES & CJ45Al
AND WEST BROAD STREET.
SPECIAL VALUES IN BLANKETS

Among the many good things in our
Blanket Department we have selected
three grades that for quality and price
deserve special mention
III WHITE WOOL BLANKET,
two thirds wool. soft and fieecy, in a
range of colored borders. Price, 1913
per pair.
ia ELEGANT SOFT. FLEECY,
WHITE i-WOOL BLANKETS, red,
pink, blue. tan. and gold-colored bor-
ders, full size, Si.4S.
ia CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANK
ETS, borders pink. blue. red. tan. and
gold, elegant quality, soft and heavy.
The above three numbers we consider
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Dress Goods.

UICSS UUUuS.
We pick an item here and there from
the tons OF materials.
Serges in wide vale. Two-Tone Ar
mures. and Solid Effects-all Zoe.
goods--for l21c. yard. -,
Novelty Stufis from England and sold
readily up to two days ago for &c. for
29c. -.
All-wool Fancy Cheviots, marvels Of
value two days ago Mt 4Sc.. for pc.
Broadcloth, all wool and 30 inches
wide, astonishing at el.l9, for 79c.
The tariff hiss nothing to do with these
Gloves.
81. and 90 Kid Gloves for 79c.
We bought out an agency for the
"Perinot Real French Kid Of most
noted make.
Reindeer. Suede, Five Hook Dressed,
Four Large or Small-Button Undressed
Mosquetaire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
SbQn|an & b0V|BS,
SHOES, SHOES,
IOI east Broad street.

Ladies' Wei Kid Patent.Tip Congress,
all sizes, G and ID, $3.50.
Gentlemen's Hand-Sewed Calf Con-
gIess and Balls. to be closed out at 81. 30.
The best Boys Shoes ever sold in
Richmond, all sizes. 81.
Boys Fine Dress Shoes, 1925 and
sl.50.
We have q lot Of Gentlemen's Full
Stock Calf Shoes to be closed out at
S1.S5.
Gentlemen's Patent Leather Congress
and Balls. have been selling at 50 and
81. 30, now 2l.75.
Our line of Children's Shoes en-
braces variety Of styles and range in
price from SOC. upward.
$50 pairs Misses Heel Shoes, old
price 81. % to SO. now 90c.
800 pairs Misses Heel Shoes, old
price 81. 80 to 81, now 65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

Or. Curry's new book IL just out from
Putnam's presses. II il entitled. '"rhe
Southern States Of the American Union
Considered Ia Their Relations to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
WITH THE OPENING
PEG pies Store
THIS MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK
THE THIRD DAY OF
THE GREAT REVISED TARIFF SALE
commences. The retail buyers Of Richmond
and it's surrounding know whether
THE COHEN COMPANY
have fulfilled their promise. The confidence
that inspired and developed this vast bust
ness is the engineering power that controls
# The statement of REVISED TARIFF
SALE more than two months ahead OF It's
actual occurrence and drop in the price of
merchandise of fully 335 percentage brings
our house to that standard of faithfulncss
which we are ambitious our public should
enjoy.
Thirty-six packages came again on yes
+erday. It's the mastership Of markets that
keeps the great stream of merchandise flow
inc through the Peoples Store.
All the hes. authors of silk Cloth sec.

All the best authors Of Silk Cloth sec.
Books are 25c.
Revised Bibles, Prayer Books, and
Hymnals at revised tariff prices. We're
zoe. up, are 3Sc. up.
Thousands OF other Books at revised
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

Don't neglect to vote for the consti-
tutional amendment when you so TO the
polls on November 9Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Thousands
OF Yards of Silks.

Drapery Silks in most exquisite de,
signs from the usual 69c. to revised
tariff price Of 39c.
Plain India Silk, in all the leading
bright and high colors, from the usual
35c. to a revised tariff price of Ole.
Black Brocade India Silks, in neat.
small, newest designs. from the SIC. to
the revised tariff price of 59c.
SLID Black eros Grain silks for 9jc.
Two large cases OF Silk Velvets and
Pushes. all good and desirable shades.
Silk Pushes, were 59c., revised tariff
price 25c.
24.inch silk Pushes, were Sis, re-
vised tariff price 3Sc.
Silk Velye,s, were Sl.20 and Sl25, for
Acc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

Two cases OF Outing again to-day,
value has been right at &c., for &c., o
yard.
Henrietta Finished Black Satteen,
quality 16ic., revised tariff price is lOc.
a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week, payable TO the carrier weekly.
Mailed At IS per annum: S ior sA
months, $50 for three months; sc' io'
one month. =,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
Annum. IA v,.r
The SUNDAY DISPATCH az ell" P''
annum. or Csc. for six months.
Subscriptions in all cases payaoie IN ~.
vance, and no paper continued a''e' ca u
expiration Of the time paid ior. .ss,s.
post-ofricc ney-order. cheek, 2, vii,
tered letter. Currency sent py n"m
be nj the risk OF the sender Suo sun ..sns,
wishing their post-of'lce chanseu ,os,s
give their old as well as their he" '"'
once. Sample copies. fFee
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE INCH OR LESS N
I timo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & %
times .......'..'''''''' .. 1 80
times ......'.'''.''''''' 20
6 times ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . & %
IL times .'''''''.''''' .......... 10 90
month. ,.''''''''''' Is 90
months ....s..'..-.'''-'''''' h1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

F0URQUREAN- PRICE

Hundreds ready and waiting for
you here. A lot of them imported.
and no two alike. So far as we
know no other house has bought
with anything like the freedom. The
largest stock we ever had-tne great
est variety-the best values.
From the most modest-priced up
to the rich exclusives-one or two OF
kind. You are as welcome to
look as to buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

business wants ......'.....; -, ,easS %
Wanted Situations C2S words OF 'e ,,,os
A.. unns or less, 81; In nonpareii ieaoeo'
l5c. ,,,rr,shea
On application.
All letters and kilograms must DE au
dressed TO THE DISPATCH CoMPANf'
Rejected communications will not be re-
iurned. -
UPTOWN OFFICE. ass EAST bkoAD
STREET
WEST END OFFICE. PARK-fLACE
PHARMACY. Bclviccre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1915 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

the best values ever offered in the
blanket line.
The entire Blanket Stock. ranging
from 50 to slS. presents values that 1t
will pay you TO examine.
Full stock OF EIDERDOWN Pill
LOWS and SPREADS.
COMFORTABLES, ranging in price
from 81 to g. Is, all filled with the best
quality OF White Cotton Batting, and
all covered with the best materials,
WRAPPER BLANKETS.
We are showing some very nobby
styles, in new effects, in WRAPPER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24

n q considerable accumulation Of tobacco
IN the ports. among many good qualities
which my countrymen poeaesA some OF
n different character unhappily MIX
themnelyca. the most remarkable are In
dolence. cxtmvagance. & inldelity 20
their enga gements. cure the two FIRST.
and the last would disappear. because II
is consequence OF them. and not pro-
cceding from want of morals. know
OF no remedy against Incidence Il rx-
travagance hut free course Of justice.
everything else Is merely palliative: but
unhappiy the evil has gained too gene
rally the mass OF the nation 10 leave the
course OF justice unobstructed. the maxim
OF buying nothing without money In our
pocket to pay for II would make OF our
country one OF the happiest upon earth.
experience during the war proved this: as
! think every man will REMEMBER that
under all the privations II obliged him to
submit to during that period he slept
sounder and awaked happier than he can
10 now. desperate Of finding relief from
free course Of justice. look forward TO
the abolition Of all credit ns the only
other remedy which can take place.
have seen. therefore. with pleasure the
exaggerations OF our want OF fatth win
which the London papers tecr1. u is. IN
deed. a strong medicine for sensible minds.
but Il Is medicine. II vii! prevent their
creditng Us abroad. in which case We
cannot be credited at home. / have been
much concerned at the losses produced
by the fire OF Richmond. ] hope you nave
escaped them. II will give me much
pleasure to hear from you as often as
syou can spare a moment to write. be as
sured that nobody entertains for you sem
tments of more perfect and sincere es-
TEEN than. Dear Sir,
your friend f. servant t,,,soy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
N,cI,iuisfs Meet To-day.

The General Executive Board OF the
International Association OF Machinists
will NEE; at 10 o'clock this morning al
No. II north Ninth street.
This meeting Of the board Is held eacn
year. and the organization having de-
cidcd by a referendum vote not TO hold
a convention this year. a general review
OF the past year will be gone over as
well as mapping out a plan of work Tor
the coming year. The board VIII also
examine the financial affairs Of the past
year and report the result TO the local
organizations.
rand-Master- Machinist James OCon-
neil. by virtue OF his Office. IL chairman
of the Executive Board. and Grand-Secre-
Treasurer W. l.. Dawley is the secre-
tary OF the board. The other members
are ID. Douglas Wilson. of birmingham,
Ala. Robert Ashc, Sommervilie. Mass.
II. r. Goodwin. Cheyenne. Wyo.; A. Vogel,
Chicago: A. ID. G.. Halle, Toronto: g. H..
Glenn. Kansas City, and !. ID. Ferguson.
MUskegon, Mich. Grand-Foreman Harry
T. EastOn will also be I'm attendance.
Richmond Lodge. No 10, of the Interna-
lonal Association, will entertain the
body while In the city. giving them a BAN
quet at Ford's Hotel Wednesday night
AT $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
Property Transfers.

Richmond: j. Thompson and lie Roy f..
Brown and their wives to Catharine
KieDzle. 10 feet on west side Linden street
between Beverley and Chal,lD. Sl,0OO.
Mary NJ. Dukes trustee TO ". q. Nose
ley. 80 feet on Grove avenue southwest
corner Plum street, $3.50.
William SintOn TO James w. Sinton. /
foot on north side Broad street between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty $3.50.
George G. White and George II. Rich
ardson and their wives TO Elizabeth. wife
Of G. +. I.eisie. 80 feet on west side ST.
james STREET between Clay and Leigh.
subject 10 deed % trust. $500
Henrco: School District Of Brookland
Township. . Is acres on Brook turnpike.
". -. Dickinson and wife 10 James
Mantle lot ?. block 81; lots and .. block
102; lot II. block 81; lot II. block l0i: lot
Is, block S.. and lot 8. block &C. East Rich
mond, 500.
Edward W. Edwards and wife to
Charles Il. Dodson and Felix Keegan,
50 79-l00 acres 500.
Gillian ard Tyler. special commissions
ers, TO James Mantle, lot in block 81,
East Richmond, Sio5.
Lewis Gnter to School District OF
Hrookland Township. $50 feet on Brook
turnpike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
The Musicale Tonight.

The following Is the programme for the
Mozart musicale tonight:
J. Mixed quartette, Moonlight Come
again" Crhompson). Miss Nellie Rogers,
Mrs. J. X. Durett. Messrs. Cloves and
Lohman.
2. Tenor '"rhe Brigand's Love-Song'
Faybre). Mr. Cloves.
3. Alto, The Voices OF the Woods
Rubenstein), Mrs. Durett.
(. Male quartette, "Why Murmur the
Waters" GleD. the Webb quartette.
>. Soprano. Because of Thee" Tours),
Miss Rogers.
9. Male quartette. STILL Still With
Thee" tGarrish). the Webb quartette.
T. Alto MY Little Love Hawley),
Mrs. Durett.
8. Basso. THE Armorer's Song
robin Hood OKoven). Mr.. Lehman.
8. Soprano winter Lullaby" OKo-
ven), Miss Rogers.
10. Male quartette. "Allon Waltz" (Vo-
geD, the Webb quartette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24

INRUsTEES' SALE OF TIL iiII d.
l. ALBEMARLE

By virtue Of decree ,rr
sth day OF February. Is TO-
Gerry cause Of Moon g. IGka b.
The Jefferson PARK. Hot D. .r
prY'eInent CONTAIN peni.n.
cult Court OF tn county .i
We shall offer fOi sale ODD
at Il O'Clock VI. on
THURSDAY. MAY
that VALUABLE PEDpi.I.Ii. %
the HOTEL ALBEA AE..
perty T. situated about fW.
the city Of charlot'e,sl'I, HrI
from the University co. A.I..L
sisls OF tract OF land c0n.i...
ll5 acres, upon which Isl t
Two hne mineral sprin-, ....
an extensive reputation. 1927.
most highly Tfcommendei lf.
sis Of which shows an L.eI
nal water for various comp
The buildings on said prol.rs
erected within the last d.
consist OF large and hil.
with about IO) rooms. viii .
improvements. water. etc
house near the spring. with So.
The hotel - We'll furuishti
furniture. and ready d Do of
summer. IL Is within Two
Union Station al Charlotte.
easily accessible. No better
De found for an energetic
hotel man, for with thr lgts5
lnss, the refined society, AM
OF the great u University. VIII
sSement The hotel could easily
filled.
The property. furniture arI . =
nrst offered as whole tf
whole, the trustees VIII -a
ohsr the property In parcels.
deem II exped.cnt. The may
TN the event no sale - fn.
made) the furniture separate.
siSts or tie usual flrult4rt I'
A..
respect.
The property Ia ia snu.ey
shown 10 any one desiring sd ..I
Wallace, wno In residing 30 la.
TERMS OF SALE. Tea l,t
as 10 the realty; balance loo t
annual instruments. evidence
with s)od personal security.
waiver of homestead eNemutluh
ing interest fr0m day n salf.
purchaser prefer 10 pay one 'it
purchase money In cash. ptgs4a..i
Will be dispensed With, the
10 Keep the property well lnslfrs
good nre insurance COMPANY
benefit OF the fund. ti,is 70 b.
until al OF the purchase mon,f
but POSSESSION GIVEN lMA4. ID
LIZ. IL ,hs same party lecn
CHASER or the furniture ana itA.t
the terms OF sale will be as o.
sonalty: One third cash. bailt.
credit OF six, twelve ANA
htotltfr, 1tNNftu bt Ut-NklsshI|
good and solvent ENDORSE
waiver OF homestead. and Oear.rs
from day OF sale. also q lien No
personal property for the dticu'
ments thereon. the personality g.
insured also for benefit OF IN i..'
theAevent thar the personally o. 0I.. CO..
SONS one else than the ggfcnt-
reality. the terms will be All sums
80. cash. over that amount
ninety days, negotiable. with $50. 6.
.doroer. said notes 10 contain SD ri
homestead exemption, and t. n'"
terest from date. LA
The sale Of the land will a.
plat and survey of Richard j..
and In the land lying west oi N
Ginia Midland railway CERTAIN
and highways have been laid 'A,
~ made. WILLIAM X lt 81
JOHN Il. MOoN.
March q, lssk aps-rsAsl''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
Polk Miller ON the Go.

Polk Miller left the city yesterday
morning to fill series OF engagements
during the week to deliver his recital on
the "Old Virginia Plantation Negro"
Last night he was at Lexington. Va,
and the other engagements are Smith
vile the 9th, Chase City the 26th, Dan
VILE the 9TH. and Durham. y. c., the
2Sth. Mr.. Miller will give his recital
in the principal southern cities during the
month OF May. starting at Norfolk on
the 30. and being occupied every night ex-
cept five in the entire month and finishing
the tour at the Richmond Theatre May
S0th. the night Of the unwilling. He Is
meeting with splendid success everywhere
and his audiences are composed of the
best elements Of the cities In which he
appears. MI Miller will be accompanied
on his southern tour by Mr.. Horace r.
Smith, his business representative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24

The third lecture In the university ex-
tension course on electricity VIII DC sivsn
tonight IN the chapel OF the cciege' .',,' e
subject Il ''rhe Electric Light ns
professor proposes . full discussion o.
the wonderful development OF eiectr.e
lighting from the earliest light OF o.
Humphrey Davy In 1903, to the pIessns
time, when every important Guy !" .nr
country is lighted by electricity. -, nIo
lamps and incandcscent lamps VIII "
shown and explained. and the prInc,p'es
upon which they are operated WIZ ~
made clear. Lantern Sides pnys"a'
apparatus. and well-chosen expe,'e ~.
will be freely used to eIucidaic w Us
cusyion. The high character OF IN. ~. ~
previous lectures warrants the eApseao'
OF an entertaining and Instructive "c'"'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
LETTER FROM JEFFERSON.
One Written to Richmond Man Foun
in some Old Papers.

One Written to Richmond Man Found
in Some Old Papers.
Major j. p. George a day or two ago
while looking through the papers Of his
grandfather. James Brown. came across
a letter from Thomas Jefferson which
had never been published, but will prove
interesting reading now. 1t is addressed
to Alexander Donald, Esq. Merchant at
Richmond, Va" The ink Is as clear as
though IL had been written yesterday.
the paper alone being somewhat faded,
though perfectly intact. Rarely is a
manuscript so old seen in such perfect
preservation. 1t shows that Mr.. Jefferson
wrote a fine hand. The letter Is given
Just as II was written. A popularity OF
Mr.. Jefferson's manner Of writing, as
shown here. that. with the exception of
the capital !. he begins his sentences
with q small letter. though scrupulously
exact In his punctuation. Here Is the
document:
PARIS, july 9, 1857.
Dear Sir:
l received with infinite satisfaction your
letter Of the LIST of March. 1t was the first
information had OF your being in Ameri-
ca. there IL no person whom I shall see
again with morescordial Joy whenever II
country. nor one whose prosperity In the
mean time will be more interesting to me.
] find as grow older that set higher
value on the intimacies Of my youth. and
am more afflicted by whatever loses one
OF them to me. should II be in my power
to render any service In your shipment
OF tobacco TO Havre de Grace. I shall do
It with great pleasure. the order OF Bernl
has. believe. been evaded by the farm
ers general as much az possible. at this
moment receive information from most
of the seaports that they refuse taking
any tobacco under pretext that they
have purchased their whole quantity.
from Havre have heard nothing, and
believe you viii stand Ie5better chance
there than anywhere eIk,. being one of
the ports Of Inanufactull too, Il " en-
titled 70 a higher price. I have now de-
sired that the farmers may make a dis
tinct return Of their purchases which
conformable TO the order OF Berni. II
they have really bought their qhfntity
on those terms. we must be satisned; II
they have not. shall propose their being
obliged 70 make It w instantly. there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
MEETINGS--F0urIh TufSlay.

RICHMOND coaxASDERy. no. .. KNIGHTS rs
rfAk.
rRIEspsutP LODGE, ODD-'EhioVA
tIJ2prGp LopGY. ODD-fkLLoWs.
JAMESTOWN THEE. RED MIN.
coyTINE.TAL IopGE. KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
CAPITOL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF hosoh.
yoSRoE LODGE. ESfGHTs OF HoNoa'
ROPE COUNCIL, J. q. U. A. III.
JEFFEKsoS COUNCIL. J. %. T. A. VI.
ETB, COUNCIL ROYAL ARcASrS-
MANCHESTER COUNCIL, ROYAL AkcAstN.
CUCRCB-nI.L CoUET, EQUITABLE LsAGbI
sipNgY COURT. EQUITABLE LEAGUE
JEFfyRsOS COURT. EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
TgiSiTy LODGE, GoOD IHNpLAEs.
HOWARD s-GRovg LODGE. GOOD rEAPLA.s.
t'DNPsSY y, FfHsT VIRGINIA. HLGiSESI.
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES .
RICHMOND HOwITzERs.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-24
raI.x The Cornerstone.

Grand-secretary William e; Isaacs
Grand-Treasurer J. ". Bidgood' Grand-
senior Warden A. r. Courtney. erann'
TiIer VIC Wilkinson. and Grand-rur-
suivant Junius a. Cosby left on the MD
day train yesterday for Leespurg. wnere
they viii assist Grandchildren Mann fass
to-day in laying the cornerstone oi rne
new Loundon county court,nouse' IL ~
orat,on win be delivered by Judge II. T.
" Duke. Jr.. of Charlottesville. who Is
grand senior deacon OF the Grand Lodge
of VIRGINIA.