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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
LAND COMPANYS STOCK.
Death of Mr.. Robert Gibbs In Arlzona-An
Incendiary Fire.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April rs
(special)-The Central Land Company. Of
Newport News. Va, held stockholders
meeting here to-day. DR.. a. +. Dicken-
son and DR.. Pitt. both Of your city. being
present. The stock OF this company is
now worth IS per cent more than Its orr
elnal cost and is in a flourishing condi-
ton.
A telegram was received here to-day
announcing the death of Mr.. Robert
Gibbs, at Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. Gibbs was
very well known here. and was n brother
in-law OF J. II. helms. formerly or THIS
city, but now OF Lexington, Ky.
A large fire occurred on the farm or
Mr.. j. J. Balm. who lives at Sawyers
Swamp, in Elizabeth city county. about
three miles north of here. last night at
70 O'Clock. The fire destroyed the barns
and their entire contents, together with
the stables and several very fine horses
and cows. There was no Insurance what
ever. and Mr.. Balm estimates his loss at
$500. 1t Is thought that 1t was the work
Of an incendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
SAVED BY YOUNG LADIES'
scnseless ON the Track and Train Ap
notwithstanding Store Robbed.

Senseless on the Track and . Train Ap-
proaching-C Clothing Store Robbed.
RADFORD, VA. April 2s.-(special)-
John Charlton, the young son OF A. J.
Charlton. of vickers Switch. boarded a
freight at Cambria to ride home. Two
young ladies' walking on the railroad
near his home, found him lying senseless
on the track. and coming down the track
was another freight train. They sue
ceeded In waving the engineer down,
and the train was stopped within few
feet OF the boy. 1t IS supposed that the
Young man attempted to jump off. with
the above result. At last accounts he
was still unconscious.
The clothing-store of Robinson & Smith
was broken into last night and several
oyercoats stolen. The thieves broke the
large window with a stone. and entered
through tho hole. There is no clue to
the burglars.
Forty-nve knights Of the Mystic Chain
went TO Roanoke last night by q speciA
train 10 visit the lodge there.
Edward Keuster. a stehographei Oh
the Norfolk and Western railroad mere
fell off the railing of q porch this after
Noon and broke both bones OF his left
arm tust above the wrist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
MRS. HUGO GOES FREE
THE JURY RETURNS A VERDICT OF
Ac0uITTAl IN HER CASE.
Arrival OF vicar-Generai Joseph Frioii-
Talk OF n Peoples Ticket in Portsmouth,
A Confederate with Coxey.

NORFOLK. VA, April 2.-(Speciai.)-
The trial OF Mrs. Augusta Hugo for muir
der in shooting and killing Frank Watts
for assaulting her child. was concluded
In the County Court this afternoon. and
the jury brought In verdict OF acauittal'
Edward J. X. Page. youngest son OF
the late Captain Hugh Nelson Page, died
at his home In Portsmouth to-day Of con-
sumption. aged 81 years. He was In the
transportation and then the hotel busi-
ness.
KILLED A COLORED BOY.
A train over the Norfolk and Western
railroad this morning, passing fuckers
Crossing. Norfolk county. ran over and
killed colored boy.
Rev. Joseph Frioli. vicar-general OF THIS
Catholic diocese. who has been In Can
fornia for a year for his health. arrived
here this morning on his way nome 10
Richmond He Is now in excellent
health. and will remain with friends ID
this section for some days
POOR DEMOCRATS.
There Is strong talk Of people
ticket" in Portsmouth, because or the
dissatisfaction OF some Democrats Win
the primary nominations. There never
was a nomination made that pieased
everybody In the party, ana as this Talk
of an independent movement comes
mostly from parties outside OF the party,
IL is hoped nothing will come or II. IL
certainly does not receive the SANCTION
Of the Democrats going out or ONCE MI
Davis received the nomination Tor Mayor
fairly and squarely. He Is a stauhch
Democrat, n man Of integrity and char
acter. and being the choice or the ma.
jority. deserves to be the city's chiet
magistr tie.
AN OLD VETERAN.
Portsmouth has an active member or
Coxey's army in the person OF X. d.
White, well known % many or the vete-
rams of the old Sixty-frst Virginia Regi-
nent. He was n member Of Company l..
and IS remembered as a Confederate SOL
der OF great courage and daring. the
family reside at the corner or Green ana
Griffin streets.
NEGRO CONVERTS.
A largely-attended colored meeting was
held in the Third Ward last night. and
the Prohibition movement now agitating
this city was endorsed with great en-
thuslasm II Is said that many or the
church going colored people will vote the
Prohibition ticket al the approaching eiec-
ton.
Rev. Sam Small Will preach at Cumoer-
land-street Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow night.
Paymaster Simpson, Of the United
States navy. who was recently shot at
Rio. is stopping I'm Norfolk.
In society circles beach parties are
already organizing and gatherings now
20 down to the seashore every day or
two TO enjoy delightful spring outing
Rev. Powhatan Bagnali left last night
10 accept charge at Paterson. N. J.
Over $4,000 worth OF Kentucky FLOODED
horses were sold here yesterday at auc-
ton. One animal brought 1900. Nor
folk is looming up as a horse market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 2s.-
Especial. by far the prettiest and most
exciting game of ball seen here this
season was played this afternoon
between the Georgetown University and
the University Of Virginia Neither team
scored until the ninth inning. when the
'Varsities made three runs. and the
Georgetowns two, the latter last at the
bat. Nelson and McComb were in the
box for the Virginians The former pitched
a splendid game, striking out five men
at critical stages Of the game. The
Georgetown pitcher struck out three men.
But for McComb getting hurt in the
last inning, Georgetown would have likely
been shut out. Errors-Georgetown, 6;
Virginia, 2. Hits-Virginia. Z; George
town, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
DIR. ANNE'S CASE.
,e FEMALE PHYSICIAN WILL BE
1Rlso IN SUSSEX THIS WEEK
nj, Ranking firm Winds Up lts Busi-
uc.s -rostmas,cr smith Will Take
Charge Nav 10th.

,.,vrRsBURG. VA. April .s.-(Spc.
-, .rb. Circuit Court OF Sussex county,
- Hancock presiding. will open its
form on Monday. There are no
....l cases on tho docket. and all of
...s against the railroads for fire
..s having been lately settled by
.-,.ec the court will only have
.. law and chancery business TO
6r ol
cid, county Court Of Svsso~. which
Thursday Of next week. how
l.te VII he several cases Of In
..f among which is that OF the
wealth against Dr. Anne Cowo-
,..4 henderson. who is charged
r.omiag and robbing lady
Wakefield Tho particulars Of this
...r lt,n gwen in fun in the Dis
..r female Doctor has been con-
.. n. uI in this city ever since
.... having first been sent hers
@ injury. and subsequently.
....r. uuancc OF her case. having
.t back on her own request
OIL, CLOSE BUSINESS.
.f ..I wI.cly-known banking firm
81 p4nn which has been in
.I ..rwuon for a great many
... decided 10 close business and
t. affairs at once. After Mon
t..l w.l Do no public business
-.rh business as Is necessary
.. aud settle its affairs. The
ID the hrm has always been
.r SUCH "a safe basis and in
-..al manner that its winding
asa matter Of very brief
. senior member Of the firm
.u alvancod and honored
..f bath gentlemen have always
.li and respected as among
careful businessmen in the
.. General regret IS expressed
determination 10 close their
-.. NEW POSTMASTER.
r'.. L. smith. having been con-
.fm4stcr 10 succeed General
.r.. Will at once proceed 10
Dbl. matters 10 enter upon his
lu ST " 81 the delay IN con-
however. II IS not thought 10
change 81 the Office before the
.. ~ Nay. lie has not yet inti-
..a g.. viii appoint as his as
... ..t rIaor says the appointment
u 80 rs. James -. Blanks
|rI.r cfcllwaine.
.. S.. e.. starr. pastor Of the
.-etrrst Methodist church, VIII
r..nt deliver the anniversary
-. l....c thc Odl-Fellows Of this
. M- Sunday following he Will
r. annual sermon before the
s. or I.mp'lr
Stands colorc1). employed IN
...Y lolry OF Meesrs. Watson &
suddenly Of heart-disease
bis wotk today
s harris a negro boy, is in jail
De charge Of DEMONSTRATING.
r.. O., The residence Of Mr. Herbert
,....-... ana said ne had been sent by
I. r.rl oman for his horse. Nothing
i..- er poctoL the boy was
,. O.. o.. stable. where lie saddled the
. l.- ra1. ok. When arrested he
, r. rrI only borrowed the animal
2 o.. Ir'o tie country, and was then
O. vl g. turn the horse
Elto3ir church In Ettrick is
o o. g.. enlarged ana improved for the
-l.laron Of the growing congrega-
.-tensn OF this city IS the proud
.l two young s0ra. recently hatch
b ~. ,.nl the nest Of the queen sora
- .tc rIg. took the eggs home and
.I.u under oDe OF his hens. Two
t. eggs Laiched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
HIS WIDOW RECEIVES $4,000.
Two Ladies Pass Away-Mrs. Longs Ap
pointment Approved-Personal.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April 2s.-
Especial -Harry Grant, Of Alexandria
was killed In q collision on the Richmond
and Danville railroad. near Profit. In
February last. This morning Judge ID.
A. Grimsley fled in the office OF the
Clerk OF tho Circuit Court a statement
OF n settlement. under which Mrs. May
A. Grant, wife of the deceased. received
1900
Mrs. James Balew died to-day at her
home. In FTfeville. in the S7th year OF her
age. Her husband and three children
survive her.
Mrs. Douglas. wife Of the late F. f.
Douglas. died at her home, in Barbours-
VILE. last night aged Go years.
The appointment Of Mrs. Long az post
mistress will give satisfaction to large
portion Of this community, where she il
highly esteemed A large number OF the
patrons Of the Office desired the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Murphy.
Miss Laura +. Martin has Improved 10
such an extent that her father, Mr.. Hud-
son Martin. and a sister OF the young
lady. Miss Willie Martin, left to-day for
their home, In Nebon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
|THALHIMER BROTHERS
GREAT
|MAY-DAYSALE
OPENING OF OUR
WASH FABRIC AND WHITE GOODS SEASON.
WE SHOW THE LARGEST LINE and BEsTSE.
LECTED VARIETY and quote the LOWEST PRICES IN
THE CITY.
NO LAST SEASONS STYLES, but every piece new
and fresh this spring
You must see line to appreciate bargains, and
start with

|, 100 pieces Finest Checked Nainsooks al
9, 6k., i-5, 10, and 12isc. yard.
Is pieces Satin-Plald aud Lace-StriDct
Lawns at ca, 5 Is. 10. 1914. l6 %. and g0c.
a yard.
42 pieces White end Corded riques,
just the thing for Suits and Dress. az
1914, Is 2-3. %. % 80, 20 and 6ec. yard
An elegant line OF Plain India Linen,
Organdie, French Muils. Nainso0ks,
swisses. Linen Lawns. Crepons. AMI other
White Goods at extra-low prices.
A big Job and bargain I'm Fine Black
Plaid Striped and Lace Lawns and Or
candies at 10. l2is. Is 20. %, and CSC.
We keep nothing but the best grsds IN
Dragon Black Goods. Every piece war.
ranted fast color and perfect goods
Also. Plain Black Swiss Batlste AMI Orr
candle at 1919 70 15c. "a yard.
LADIES' AND CISLDREN'S RIBBED
UNDERWEAR.
We exhibit bargains In these. and rs
changing Tina IL near, we have prepared
for It, having over go dozen Ribbed Tn.
derwear on hand.
30 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests az Sc,
same as sold at loo each.
II dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests az sl-3c.,
same as sold at lsisc. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests at l2Ec..
same as sold at go each.
s. dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests at .Jc.
same a. sold at S7i5 and zoe each.
Chlldren's Ribbed Shirts at 10, 49,, AMI
25c. each.
BARGAINS THIS WEEK
! In the following goods:
4 Ladies' Fancy ParasolA
Ladies' Umbrellas.
Ladies Shlrt-Waists.
Ladies' Capes.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Ladies' Serge aud Duck Suita
Mems Neglfgee Shirts.
Mems White Shirts
Mattings and Rugs
Lace Curtains, &c, Sc, at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
! Phone 9ss. Fifth and Broad streets.
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The HAPPY EASTERN SHORE.
E..o..luE Over the Decision in the POGO
moiCe Oyster Cases.

E..o..iug Over the Decision in the POGO
moiSe Oyster Cases.
.ytErOCTS, VA, April 2S.-(Special)-
.s.rl- y On the Eastern Shore OF Vir-
y.. S. delighted with the decision Of
o.. r..ncme Court Of the United States
q. t. y5,onoks cases. on Tangier and
g.. Sands the good news created I'M
,athvsiasn. The telegram from
published ia Wednesdays DIS
f. tte effect that some Of the lead
N. IS Of that place were IN favor
,.r..I tory legislation against the state
t. ..a did not create any surprise
I.- 10 has long been known that but
t.r ...s SD and comfort AFFORDED the oys-
pirates by many so-called leading citi-
g CIlsAeld and other Maryland
tn tine oystcr-stcaling districts,
r.lbies would Ions ago have ended.
r.. ..tle Of Maryland has given aid and
.r-t,' 90 these maraudors by ospousing
f...-.s. o. and giving them the assistance
o.. 4.r Attorney General and other lead
ial corr Of now that the supreme Court
a4. sf1k.R IL ~ e. be hoped that the
Z .-cl-t..us viii cease. but this hope viii
'. Pc r.lizci an Virginia places a
t.rrr anl fornnidAb.e feet in her waters.
lr.op Randolph has completed his
...I visitation 20 the Episcopal
,..r.r.. on the Eastern Shore of Viz
Ullnc his visitation he confirmed
O.. 'r.trr rers0ns in Accomac and eigh-
.. >.r'lamptOn. lie expressed HIM
greatly pleased with the condition
...l IS Of the Church in this part
,. t.-.a.t.
REVIVAL.
revival services that have been IN
....5 80 the Ouancock Baptist church
.. I4st week under the preaching
-.t.0n ~ Rev. Or. J. Il. Harrison
''.. Tenn. ended last night. Or.
. ias pr achcd with great power
....t. the meetings have been large
-.t..l a. ava about thirty-hve persons
... Ut1..e.ot conversion.
tts ilst reached hero OF the death
.' james a. Fisher. a prominent and
-.,e.m0i citizen OF Northampton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
T ADY WILKES FOR SALE. CT

FOR SALE. THE HANDSOME KEN
TTCKY-BKED TROTrING. ROAD, anu
FAMILY MARE, LADY WILKES, sired
by Woford wilkes. he by George wilkes.
dam Louise 2:ls. She Is natural road
ster OF II miles an hour, ana when pur-
chased two years ago AT Paris. KY,
from G. II. Barker. al cost OF 500, trot..
ted three one-mile heats in 2:21. 2:2J, ana
2:261; she Is coming 8 years old, l5St
hands high. and weighs about LOO pounds
is very stylish. and finely-formed; safe
and reliable for any use, as she Is not
afraid OF steam or cable-cars, and can be
harnessed by the most timid person; she
wears no boots when speeding, does not
shy or pull. and Will stand without hitch
ing: she will now be warranted perfect IN
every way, and TO trot a mile in 22O anu
will allow purchaser reasonable triai
to test her. mo,
Also. BREWSTER FALTING-TOP,
SIDE-BAR BUGGY, purchased new last
November, and used but few times; HAIR
NESS, BLANKETS. ROBES, etc. ..
Price on entire outfit, $50. VIII sell
separate IL desired. only reason for sell
ing is on account OF death OF owner. For
further particulars address
n. FOSTER,
ap 29-2t 9l7 G. street, Washington. ID. c.
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LEAVES FROM LEXINGTON
Retired Navigator Purchases the Hicko-
r,-Bul Estate, Near Natural Bridge.

mn i-HlnAts Ntht .e'fNe's
LENlNGTON. VA. April ss.-Cspeciai)-
- Susie Wexford. Of Richmond. Is the
T.Ht o. her sister. Mrs H. A. White.
Miss Yeatrnan. OF Columbia. Tenn.s Is
Nat3ig Mrs. Colonel Edward Dillon.
Ar ana Mrs. H. VI. Myers have re-
tsHeI from their bridal trip.
&rA susan Figgatt, OF ftncasties Is
Nfi-ng heg ron, Charles NJ. ftgsau.
M1s Gertrude Bowman. OF FRANKLIN
". Va Is the guest Of Mrs. John u
hoIte. Up upper Main street
AY-s Liza Dillon IL In New YORK CITY,
visiting the family OF Major John w.
s.llst0n
j. - Pehdleton. Esq, was IN hahiax
'o-a,y TITS week on legal business.
Mf and Mrs. benjamin Miller. OF wash
inYton. ID. c.. are the guests OF Professor
go Mrs. Harry ID. Campbell Oh Inv
Washington and Lee University.
'hs Fitzhugh Lee and Miss Ellen Lee
az here for the summer. They are al
uc MlsEes Davai's.
Rev Forest ]. Prettyman. accompanied
~ lis family. has returned from VISIT
70 friends in Maryland.
y. II. Terry. manager Of the Rockbridge
~isia SpTlacs, Was " the city uaS ~seks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
Nix. C. p. cUYER RESIGNS.
A Large Snake Killed-Movement to Or
ganixo q Baseball Team.

BUENA VISTA, VA. April 2s.-(Spe.
cial.)-Mr. G. II. Guyer resigned the presi-
dency OF the Buena Vista Loan and Trust
Company Tuesday on account OF III
health. Mr.. Guyer has been at the head
OF this institution ever since its organi.
zatlon. Mr.. J. G.. Cress, the vice-presi.
dent, was elected 10 III the place.
Mr.. William Hall killed large snake
near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
which measures thirty-six inches Ions
and six inches In circumference. The
serpent had just deyoured a large water.
frog.
A match game Of base ball was played
here "Wednesday between the fire COM
pany and a picked nine. which resulted
in q defeat for the fire ladies by q score
Of II to g. There IN q move on foot 70
organise strong team here With NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
SeaS0nable Offerings

that shall still more clearly mark
cur position.
DRESS GOODS.-What rain
bow tint but is among these Spring
WooIlens
Al-wooi Newest Spring Effects. 29c.
Double Pixeto Serge, Just out, In all the spring
shades, all wool 42c.
25 different kinds Of medium.price Dress
Woollens.
French Dress Lengths have tumbed In price
from no cause, save our fore-handed plan
ming to have every novelty sold while us
novel Is. $40. and s12 Patterns for $40.
IN SILKS all the newest tintS.
glints, and oddities are shown.
20 pieces Of Fancy Dress Silks are shown to-
day. entirely new, but Just 40c yard less
than they were few days ago.
16 pieces Black MORE silks, not piece thnt Is
not from 20 TO oOc. yard below tho usual
81 pieces AI-siIk Black Grenadines are here.
Handsome Silk.THisted Grenadine at 5Oc.-S1
value
eI25 Double-Tw,s,ed Sewing SILK Grenadines,
figured or plain. Zoe.
Grenadines for &l.25.
THE UN US LA SILK
GLOVE that has finger tips that
outwear any other part. The
Gloves not worse-the tips are
better.
Kuysers Patents, three grades, Zoe, e5c., and
SILK Wits are ready, s to SOC q pair.
Al Cohen's-the home OF the Foster Kid
Gloves
An over.stocked maker shipped
us 123 SILK SHIRT-WAISTS yes
terday. They are to be disposed
Of at once.
Six Waists In blue and black, full front and
back, accbr1eOn plating down front. s2.49.
Blue Black, and Brown Silk Waists, full Der.
tha ruffio back aud 'front.', 500.
These are the handSomeSt goods
we have ever shown.
Linen, Cambria, and Lawn
Shirt-Waists from I9c. to sI.25.
with Numbered and unlaundered
collars and cuffs.
so dozen Mems Balbriggan Shirts,
French necks, 90 on sale to-day at
39c.-an unusual value.
Good fortune didn't come singly.
Here are 9 pieces more Of the 2oc.
quality Henrietta Black Satteen,
SO inches wide, at I21ac.
zoe. Gentlemen'S Silk Ties in
Four-in-Hand and Tecks are 25c.
this week.
Equal 10 any 75c. Unlaundered
Shirt sold is our SOC. one-extra
long bosom. This is not the result
of cotton decline, for none ex-
lists; it's simply the buying power
Of Richmond's greatest store.
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Horribly Mnnpled and Dead.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. April 2S.-(Spe-
c!aL John Buford. a young negro man
of this place, attempted TO jump freight
train passing through town this morning
but was caught under the wheels. and
horribly mangled. He died after few
hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
1pr(oFE!N
(oNRAfY
49,

May Buds and Blossoms are not
brighter than our store scene this
week, when we will usher in the
queen of spring months with a dis.
play of merchandise ENTIRELY
BEYOND COMPARISON IN EX'
TENT AND ELEGANCE with any
attempt of this or any other Rich
mond store. Clearly the leaders,
we have bent every energy toward
the preparation Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
TCE.CREAM AND FRUIT-lCES.
ALEXANDER WERST.
!. 2i6-2lS NORTH THIRD STREET

NOS. 2i6-2ls NORTH THIRD STREET.
NEAR BROAD,
ESTABLISHED, 1854,
MANUFACTURER OF FINE ICE
with the latest improved machinery ard
porcelain-lined ice-cream freezers. ana tae
highest grade cream used. enables me 20
furnish my customers and the public With
the Best Ice Cream that can be made. VI
Is pronounced by the best physicla;ls
suited 10 the most delicate persons.
Families, parties. pic-nics, etc.. fur
nished at the shortest notice and low
price. Dolls and Toys OF all descriptions.
PThankful for past fayors. I respectfully
solicit a continuance OF the same.
Zap S-Sut0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
INFANTS DRESSES are a spe.
cialtV with US.

clalty with us.
Infants Christening Robes. trimmed with Val
Lace and Swiss Embroidery. 81 TO $3.50.
ChIldren's silk Dresses from 80 TO $500 each.
Infants Morning Slips. with yokes. tucks, and
embroidery trimming, from 80 TO De
LADIES' LACE CAPES. left
out of the AZ samples purchased,
So. so for the SIS ones, SO for the
$40 ones.
The balance of all the various lot
of MATING we purchased this
season are to be disposed of this
week.
$50 rolls in the lot. PricewiSe
they will be sold from sc. a yard to
25c.-not piece that does not cost
three times what we ask for them.
RIBBON NE NE S ST h e
handsome and elegant part OF this
seasons showing. The colorings
are legion, the quality superb.
Elegant MORE Ribbons, all silk ;
No. s, sc. a yard wider widths at
proportlonate prices.
1t shows the power Of great buy
ing to be able to sell Lace Curtains
at such prices.
Elegant Looking Curtains, 75c.
window.
sr.25 for So. so quality Curtains;
from that to SIS pair.
Bargains, all of them.
REFRlGERATORS.
We want to sell you a Refrigera-
tor-the North Star. Best con-
structed, best insulated, purest air
in provision chamber, and most
economical Refrigerator on the mar
ket. We make this claim, and
stand ready to prove it by actual
test with any refrigerator manufac-
tured. For MORE POINTS OF
EXCELLENCE the North Star re.
ceived the HIGHEST MEDAL and
DIPLOMA at the WORLDS CO.
lumbar EXPOSITION.
PRICES LOW.
lCE-CREAM FREEZERS.-The
Blizzard, Gem, Arctic, or White
Mountain-all at prices much less
than elsewhere.
BABY.CARRIAGES.
If you intend to buy Baby.
Carriage you would do yourself an
injustice to buy one elsewhere be-
fore looking at ours. Our stock
the largest, styles the best, and
prices the lowest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
w. III. HARRIS'S
EXCURSIONS.

ELEVENTH. ANNUAL GRAND EX-
- CURsION by JEFFERSON BENEFICIAL
AND SOCIAL SOCIETY to West Point Wilt
MONDAY, May II, 1894. Attractions: Music.
Dancing, Boating, Fishing, Bathing, etc.