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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

This famous summer resort and rs
Easy quick. and cheap access TO RICH
lnond, together with facilities for amus"-
nents of all kinds. the thoroughly -al
uointed kitchen, under the management
- an experienced chef. render this a
most delightful home.
There are three trains daily besides
q special train 10 Otterburn. a distance ot
only i've minutes walk from the hotel
This special train leaves Otterburn -
,l5 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond $40, IN
time for business hours returning 10 u
tarburn leave Richmond at i. NJ.
The Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company are giving cheaper rates 10 thS
hotel than any road offers 10 other sun 70
iner resorts. the fare, by getting monthly
tickets. from Richmond Is cents, 50 al 4
nominal cost you can be at your place ol
business each day. and spend the nights
and sundays with youf famlles an tni"'
the greatest OF summer resorts, Wh"re we
father may rest from business cares, the
mother from her household duties; where
children may gain that physical Nlgor 80
.cessary to the successful prosecution
their studies: where the young folks
nay enjoy a delightful social season, an
where the invalid may regain mat most
precious to all-"goOd health.
The wonderful curative powers or inc
famous Otterburn water are TOO wen
known to make any comment on. on
can have all you want and Judge LOT
This hotel will be furnished at all times
with the very best the market affords;
and will be under the management OF
a thoroughly competent man VINO W.
s,e personally 10 the comfort and pleas
ures OF all its guests. Free transportation
from station TO hotel.
For further information and terms APP
NV To- A. NOLMER. Manager.
III and 1913 east Franklin street.
Richmond. Va.
Or to T.. VOLMER. Clerk at the Hotel
o. 10 POLK MILLER. Druggist.
INV l3Su5O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
PLEASURES OF WHiT.MONDAY.
Tho Cavalry Outing ut the EHposit'on
Grounds-Excurrions and Pic-Nics.

GrOunds-IycurstOns ana ffC-Ns'
Whit Monday. although not legal holi-
day. Ia commonly observed as such IN
Richmond, and Tomorrow will be no ex-
ception to the general rule il clear wca-
tier prevails. pic-nics and excursions VIII
be the order. and many a tired. worn
out person will be rejuvenated by day
OF pleasure and freedom, either AT PIC
mic in the country. at the Exposition
Grounds. or on some OF the excursions.
THE .CAVALRY'S FIELD-DAY.
A very attractive programme will be
given at the Exposition-Groundsu under the
auspices OF the First Regiment OF Cavalry
Of Virginia Volunteers. They have earn
cstly cnGcavoTed to make every event OF
the day such as VIII arouse and MAINTAIN
the interest and appreciation Of the spec
tators. and there is no doubt that every
one who attends will feel sure that the
day has been proiitably and pleasantly
spent All lovers of cavalry manoeuvres
and general sports win have their fancies
highly tickled.
The programme viii consist OF fitting. or
cutting at heads with sabres. and taking
rings. dlsmounted hurdle-race over
three hurdles: a mounted hurdle-race for
"A mile and a quarter over five jumps. Tor
h.. 1ng -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Mr. Iowler's Death and Funeral.

The funeral Of MI. II. G.. Fowler. who
died Friday morning at the home Of his
son-in-iaw. Mr.. J. j. Murphy. No. 10 north
Beech street took place from the resi-
dcnce yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart conducted the
services. and the interment was made in
Hollywood cemetery
Mr. Fowler was born near London. Eng
land. in ls26. went t. Canada ia 1919. and
later engaged in tho jcwelry business at
Olney. Ill. His health failing he went 10
Florida IN 1852 and settled at Tarpon
Springs. where n both conducted the
jcwclry business and engaged in orange
raising. He became closely identified with
the business interests OF the place. Find
ing that his health WAS again declining,
he moved To this city last month, to-
gcthcr with his wife and daughter. He
received the best medical attention. but
his case was hopeless. being complica-
tion Of diseases
Deceased leaves one son. Mr.. r. George
Fowler. of Tarpon Springs, besides his
wife and daughter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Ucnrico News Notes.

The Circuit Court was engaged yester-
day In hearing evidence in the ShieldS
contcstcd-will case. Several witnesses were
examined. The case promises TO hold
the attention OF the Court for some time
to come.
\ commission Of mnacy. composed OF
Squircs Lewis. Larus ana Guy. and DIR.
CroXton. inquired into the mental condi-
ton Of Celia Robinson (cOloreD yester-
day. and adjudged her insane. She Will
be taken TO Petersburg as soon as prac-
ticablo.
The school teachers Of Tuckahoe met
In the courthouse yesterday morning
and discussed the financial affairs of III,
schools. The board are considering seve-
raj contractors bids for the rebuilding OF
the school house at stand Spring. which
was recently destroyed by fire.
The IIenrco Light Dragons have re-
ceived new saddles and fatigue coats
and will wear them for the first tim,
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Funeral Of MIR. boucher.

The funeral OF Mr.. John Boucher, who
died at his residence. No. 1903 east Main
street, Thursday night, took place yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock from the
Second Presbyterian church. The de-
ceased was "a member Of Joppa Lodge
No. 40. 4. f. and \. NJ. and Fltzhugh
Lodge OF OddFellows. Both bodies at
tended the funeral and conducted their
burial rites at the grave. Rev. DR., Hoge
conducted the funeral. The interment was
at Hollywood.
Mr. Boucher was born at Tipperary
Ireland. and removed TO this country in
1916. He served through the Mexican and
civil wars, and was member OF the
old First Virginia Regiment. For years
Mr. Boucher was Il prominent cigar
manufacturer in this city. but for the past
five or six years had not been engaged
In business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
The Wednesday Club Concert,

Tie concert 10 h. given at the Academy
81 Music May 2s,h by the Wednesday
cub b expected 10 he In every way
worthy - the reputation the club has
gained for itself In this city and q musi-
sai event o. unusual interest.
The club If industriously rehearsing the
music for the occasion. and will bring
searly $50 voices together In rendering
he chorus numbers OF the programme. In
addition. soloists OF wide reputation have
lseen engaged. and arrangements have
been made for a fun orchestra. principally
composed Of Richmond musicians. to
accompany the chorus
9he soioists will be Mrs. Gerrit Smith.
soprano, and Mr.. Ericsson Bushnell.
basso. both OF New York city. Mrs. Ger.
al Smith yho has q apIepah reputation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
THE KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.
Steps Towards Organizing Posts In Other
Virginia Cities.

A called meeting of the Virginia Divi
sion. Travellers Protective Association,
was held IN ~, rooms OF that organiza-
ton. Chamber Of Commerce building, last
night Prcsiion, K. :. Christian filled
The chair. end notwithstanding II. IL.
Marsh recorded. The body deferred un-
til the next meeting the consideration OF
the $40 natural death benefit clause. en-
bodied IN the national bylaws.
Mr. ". j. Crump was elected dele
gate g. the national convention, - be
held az Milwaukee. Wis. next month.
Mr. W. T. Moulion was chosen an alter
nate for l. V. Spilman, and W. IL.
Tabb alternate for Mr. Crump.
H. S. Christian. Joseph Wallersteln, and
j. W. Spillman were appointed COM
ni,tee 10 get Up badges for the delegates
Gnd members II this convention.
committee composed OF John Is. Gull
pepper chairman H. s. Christian. Joseph
Wallerstcin, G. W. Saunders. W. II. Tabb.
Nv. J. crump \. V Shea. and X. w.
fpillman. We're appointed 10 look into
The organization of posts In Norfolk. Pc
tersburg, Lynchburg. Roanoke. Danville.
fiaunton. and Alexandria, with view
az having representation In every job
hing town in the state. and have these
cities send delegates TO the State conven-
ZION. The organization OF the State divi-
Sion 30 ms 10 be an assured success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
BCsINISS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SAY WE FIND
w the TOP, SIDE-BAR BUGGY at as, and
the 500 PliAE1ON are real gCo1. FlRs1-CLASS
HARNESS q, sl2 y set: some Mt So is very good
They repair harness nice and cheap. All at No.
cDD broad street. l.i-lL'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

IN New York, comes highly recommended
for the special work che will have to do
and Mr.. Ericsson Bushnell enjoys a ma
tionai reputation IA one Of the most sue
ccssful oratorto bassor now before the
public. being IN constant demand by the
largest oratorio societies OF the country
The programme will include the fol.
lowing: The overture and first chorus.
Praise His Awful Name" from Spohr's
last Judgment recitativc and bass
aria, Arm. Arm. Ye Brave" with the
chorus. I'VE Come In Bright Array"
from Judas Maccabeas' ave verum"
(Gounod), and God SO Loved The
World" from Staincr's ''Crucinxion," for
chorus. capelia: Mcndelssohn's Hear
My Prayer motel for soprano solo. and
chorus: and the triumphai march. with
Shcathed Swords" from ''Naaman."
There will also be other solos by Mrs.
Gerritt Smith and Mr. Ericsson Bushnell,
and an orchestra number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Echoes from Fredericksburg.

A well-known and prominent Episcopal
divine, while speakink yesterday 10 a Dis'
patch reporter about the recent Mary
Washington Monument unwilling, said;
'"rhe grandest and most beautiful pic
ture OF martial and civic manhood that
ever saw was that presented in that
parade as Governor O'Ferrall rode through
the outrageous elms that lined the
streets OF historic old Fredericksburg.
His dignihed bearing and his clear-cut
and thoroughly refined features reminded
me of some OF the old paintings that l
saw In the art galleries of Europe"
Mr.. Beck. the conductor OF the May
flower. the special hotel-car which trans
ported President Cleveland and his party to
the unwilling. is well known in Virginia.
having relations here. He is a graduate
Of medicine. but went INTO the Pullman
service on account OF his health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
CAROLINA SOLDIERS MONUMENT.
Programme OF Ceremonies mt the Corner
stone Laying May 22nd.

RALEIGH, n. c.. May 12.-tSpecial)-
The programme of the ceremonies at mo
laying Of the cornerstone Of the Confed-
crate monument May 22d was arranged
late tonight. and is as follows:
First. assemblage called to order and
welcomed by Governor Carr.
Second. singing of "Old North state by
a choir OF 100.
Third. organization Of monument assoc
citation by Walter Grimes.
Fourth. prayer by Rev. DR.. James "A.
Weston.
Fifth. song. let Us Cross over the
River and Rest Under the Shade of the
Trees"
sixth, Grafton by Thomas W. Mason.
seventh. announcement Of contents or
cornerstone by Chief Marshal William
g. Stronach: laying Of stone by veterans
from Soldiers Home and other veterans;
tribute to unknown dead by S. Med.
Tate: prayer by chaplain; hymn, How
Firm Foundation"
Eighth. cornerstone declared set and
remarks by X. II. Bennett
Ninth, Dixie" by band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
AN IMPORTANT OPINION.
Regarding the Terms of the Supreme and
Superior Court Judges.

RALEIGH, y. G.. May l2.-(Special)-
The Supreme Court late this evening sent
Governor Carr a letter. which is really
an opinion in a most important matter
namely, the terms of justices of the Su-
preme Court, and judges OF the Superior
Court. The opinion does not fully agree
with that given by the Attorney-General
some months ago. but is that where the
Governor appoints a justice or judge Ia
I'll vacancy. the election following such
appointment is to iii only the uneXpired
term. and does not have the effect Of
emitting the person elected 20 the fun
term of eight years. Four justices OF
the Supreme Court will, under this de-
cision. have to be voted for next Novem-
Der.
\ special from ElizabethtOwn says John
NJ. Benson. defaulting eXTreasurer of
Baden county. was captured at his home
near there last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Ladies' Night nt Pickett Camp.

Tomorrow night will be ladies' nigh,
at Pickett Camp. and a delightful pro-
gramme Of music and recitations will be
rendered. Among those who will take
part are i. A. Griffin. A. ID. Blankenship.
w. T. Shirley. II. NJ. Shirley. II. A. Smith.
Minnie and Alice Clark. Maggie Leahy.
Nellie Richardson. Minnie and Rosa Thon.
Blanche Frayser. Pearl Brown. Viola Dia-
cont, Messrs, Haddon Watkins Malcolm
Shackleford. Douglas Leftwich. and Mas
tiers Harvey Mccabe. Alonzo Wilcox. and
Benjamin Gay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
RALEIGH THE PLACE.
CHARLOTTE WILL HARDLY GET THE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ruterest IN the state n. 4 I. School Com
Recommendation nj the Crops
Took Poison Accidentally.

RALEIGH. N. c.. May l2.-(Special)-.
Charlotte this year desires to be chosen
as the place OF meeting OF the Demo-
cratic state Convention. 1t Is not thought
probable that these conventions will ever
be held elsewhere than ut Raleigh.
Much interest IL felt here In the State
Normal and Industrial School commence
ment. The three chief addresses Will be
by General Gordon. Bishop Rondthaler.
and Congressman Bryan. There VIII be
brief speeches by Governor Carr Senators
Ransom and Jarvis. Mrs. Bryan. Major
Finger. Colonel A. Q. Holiday. Dr. Curry,
and DIT. George T. Winston. and perhaps
others.
A SMALL PLATFORM.
Colonel s. Med. Tate IL to make some
remarks OF an Introductory character
at the monument ceremonies on the "a
here. The platform at the monument
Will be small. holding only fifty.
a company from Watch Hill, X. l., VIII
manage the large new hotel at Southern
Pines. A sanitariurn is 10 be built at
the same place. to be completed by win
ter.
There IS a strong movement Tor q cot
ton-miil at Henderson.
Rust is reported 20 be injur'ng wheat
in this section. The crop Of oats Is not
promising Corn is remarkably promising.
Cotton is coming up well, and the stand
is fine.
DIVIDEND PAID.
A 20 per cent. dividend has been paid
the depositors Of the Clinton Loan Asso-
citation.
The Supreme Court has heard argu-
ment in the appeal case of Calvin ana
Thomas Coley. the negroes. who, IN
Franklin county. murdered Jew peddler
named Tucker They ask for new trial.
A new Knights Of Pythias Lodge, "Zeb.
Vance" has been organized at Moores-
Vile.
1t Is now found that Thad. Barlow,
the Edgecombe county merchant, who. 1t
was thought was poisoned by II man
who robbed his store, took poison himself.
t,II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Belts SUCCEEDS zlMMeRMANN.
bhe Restaurant Changes Hands, ne Antici'
pated by the Dispatch.

: The Zimmerman European Hotel
CHANGED hands last night at midnight,
tir Louis Belts. as forecasted by the Dis
patch. assuming control Of the business.
The papers necessary to the transfer
nave been Drawn up for some days. and
Nrfe only Signed yesterday. Mr.. thinner
nan. the former proprietor OF the estab-
.ia-ineni Is confined TO his bed Mr..
Let's has bought outright the stock and
iAtlrcs IN the bar and restaurant. paying
tA'rc'or $500, ana has executed five
years lease "n the building. which be-
longs 70 Mr.. Zimmerman. agreeing to
Iay As rent therefor $500 per year.
sir. Belts Will continue the business
"''hoN interruption. and has re-engaged
t'e employees IT. the bar and restaurant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
THE COHEN GO.
known now. Come and get one
of our Stationery Books ana make
,,o,,r SeiprfionS.

known now. Come ana ge' o,'e
Of our Stationery Books ana make
your selections.
Linen Finish Paper, pound pnd nE I'm.
ruled and plain, f6c. pouho' ''"
yslopes &C. pa, paeE EaEisd and plain. loc.
bound: Envelopes, SC. a package
PLAYING. Cards from SC. to 69c. !,
Don't you want Hammock {
An article of luxury and lazy en-,
iovment. Over 1000 purchased
by us last week at way below their
value. Here are some of the prices
An Extra-strong Braided Edge ,o MsA' twa
Hammock, guaranteeo "
people, 69c. each. 20, co,ora
STRIPED Woven Hammocks. fast co'o'''
and with stretcher, So. Ham
"Gllt-Edge" Brand Mexican md
mocks. warranted fast ayes NM
braided edge. sl.l9. -, -o,or and
Open-Weave Hammocks, fuii eo'o'' "
with pillow attached, sls p,,en,
Hanlmocks, complete with run w,''"
pillow, and needs no sp'TKSn netted. Edge
Mexican Hammock. guaranteed " n'''
three people. $l.N - Hon,
Valance Patented Canvas Weave hnri-
mocks. extra length, ana eSinpi''''
with stretcher and pillow. sZyo.
CHAIRS.-Lad.es' Antique-Oak En,
bossed I.eather-Seat Rockers, speei"'
low price. 1915. , Co,
Ladies' High. Fancy-Back Plush oea'
Oak Rockers given away az sS'V' high
Ladies' Porch Rocking chairs niss'
back. made OF best quality rattan
Ladies Rattan Rocking, Chairs, braided
edge. punch-shape back, |t1 ..,
Large Arm-ROckers. selected ral,,n'
Sixteenth Century finish. and a won
der for $50. p,;,,,.
The most complete line or hocni' -
Chairs. including the high gfa nriccs ~
be found I'm the city. see our pin
JARDiNIERES.-Cor c Jddrs'
nieres. 2,-inch circumference, all coi9rs
95r each; 30-inch, 66c.; 33-inch Hc.
27-inch, High-Art Pottery Jardi'l'''e'
embossed decoration. i0c.
lawn MOWERS.-The Latest I'M
R s5c. i'"'''''"
About $50 New Banquet Lamps
will be offered, commencing Mon
dav. at about one third actual value
Prices range from $3.50 to 1915.
KITCHEN UTENSILS:
Long Iron Stove-Pans, 2o-lnch'
I6c.
Patent Waffle Irons, 29c.
Long.HandIe SklmmeiS, &C.
Wire Toasters, sc.
S.quart Heavy Tin Dish-Pansi
715c.
Pastry Boards. I5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

sc. Four-in-Hand Washable Hopsack
Ties. for 25c.
An extra good value in Gentlemen's
l2iac. Hose, in tan, russell, unbleached
and black.
Drawers, 4Sc.
2OO Gsntlemen's Negligee Shirts. best
French Percale. Numbered. 81; slightly
soiled, SOC now.
Is dozen French Neck Balbriggan Shirts,
Drawers to match, 29c: SOC. value.
Ladies' French Windsor Ties, &c.
Black Silk and Satin Bows. IN various
shapes, for ladies. 25c. Ladies' finch
Hand-and- Club Ties. also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Mrs. Cleyelands Plans.

WASHINGTON. u. c., May 12.--Mrs
Cleveland, with her children, will go 10
Buffalo next week on a visit to her
mother. She will leave Washington Mon
day or Tuesday, and will stay III Buffalo
until the improvements now in progress
at her seaside home on BuZzard's Bay
Mass are completed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

At a meeting held yesterday evening
at the boat-house the club decided TO
put the training or the race-crew under
MIR. Randolph Peyton and from the
material that has offered and Is yet 10
offer the club expects to put first-cIass
crew on the water this year There will
be crews from Virginia. Richmond Col
lege. Petersburg. and probably Norfolk
ana WsSbtugtpn and Lea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

Nurses .AprORS.
Nurses White Aprons, wifi vide
''' 20. 30, Toe, 81, + -.
Cups.
Nurses Caps, % and 35c.
Infants Caps, in a full Inc of ! tie
new shapes, 50, 60, Toe, 81, Sl.-t
L0dies' vests.
Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed -,
low neck and sleeveless,
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. . a.s
draw string in neck and sleeve,
N''' 2ot
Ladies' fine Iisle-Thread Yes ! l
and white, cluster ribbed, low nc } a-l
sleeveless,
Ladies Extra Lightweight
Iisle Vests, III white-low nccl
sleeveless,
Ladies All-Silk Vests in GREAT
neck and 40 sleeves, 81.
Ladies' White Plain Gauzo Nest l.A
neck, with long or short sleey, .-
elderly ladies, SIC.
Pants to match, SOC.
Ladies fine Balbriggan Ncstsl A.s-
neck, long or short sleeves, 81.
! ChiidVeR'S Vests.
Childrens Ribbed Vests, ,ow ne,kaal
sleeveless, size > 10 q wears, 2jc.
Boys and Girls Plain Gauze vest
size & to 10 year,, %, 80, sec.
Infants Light All-Woo. Vests AMI
Wrappers, sizes to years, 30, go, zoe.
Infants Light Weight Wool Bands.
| Corset COreTS.
Ladies and Misses Swiss Ribbed Coz.
set. Covers, high neck and no sleeves.
Regular Price SOC, Now 1Jt.
Butteyich'S
| FaSLIOn Sheets
| For June.
together with the Metropolitan eta
logue, will be ready Tomorrow morning
a' the pattern counter. Fashion sheca
free. :.
The DelinedtOr
| For lime
is a model of fashion literature. II con.
tains over 100 pages of choice reading
matter, besides a full description OBJ to-
incoming fashions. For sale 1t tie pa
tern counter.
lJc. Zach.
| Wash Dress GOOdS.
This week we show large variety 2
new patterns in Summer Wash i..rs
at very low prices.
JACONET DUCHESSE. rs hlndso.e
as an organdie, shees aud Tim, "a cA.iy
effects,
IL i-2c. y W.l.
JAPANESE CREPE CLOTH. a -o.i
and durable summer fabric made hy
Japs, light ground with colored l-l..
figures and stripes. Never before -
peared for less than BE. u yard.
Now 20
| Figured satoens-ro1d iuslre, aui IA u.s..
| bic styles-equal 10 any - -gc. sr4ir-
India Dimiue. in beautiful line OF uea De.
terns-
Scotch Ginghams IN those choice effects
ouly among the Scotch goods. q. 4.-t
quality 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
SERGE SUITS.
Ladies' wrappers.

Our Offering of Ladies Print and
Gale Wrappers, made up in good
and nicely trimmed, Mt 81. Sl.23. I
SLIGO, and 81 each. is attracting y
tention Of economical purchasers.
are all excellent values.
Last summers suit will hardly :
in the fashionable parade TINS 20
Get Il new oGo-and 4 good p
won't cost much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
The DeHReatOr
For. JUne

is n model OF fashion literature. II con
tains over 100 pages of choice roaIi. 2
matter. besides full description OBJ t.'
incoming fashions. For sale 1t tie pa
tern counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
THE COHEN co.
LITHIA SPRINGS
OTTERBURN HOTEL.

zone mile from Amelia Courthouse. Val
TO BE OPENED UNDER NEW MAN
AGEMENT MAY 18TH
SECURE YOUR ROOMS AND COT
TAGES NOW.
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cS>-.---s-<s''--- =':7----s-==Tf
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o'"1 Ready-made you con !
e. D.: a. have your clothes ~
% Tsasae cut and made for you ]
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r. NJ on the DIST day Of May. 1924, and
opened Immediately thereafter. for all
Labor and Material required for Repairs
To the United State CUstom-House, &C.
Richmond, Va, in accordance with draw
ings and specifications, copies of which
may be Rad al this Office. Each bid must
be accompanied by Il certified check for
n sum not less than per cent OF the
amount Of the proposal. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids, and 10
waive any defect or informally in any
bid If ii be deemed in the interest of
the government To do 80. All bids re-
ccived after the time stated Will be re-
turned TO the bidders. Proposals must he
enclosed in envelopes, scaled, and marked :
proposals for Repairs 10 the United
States Custom-House. &c. Richmond,
Va" and addressed to CHARLES NJ.
WALLACE Custodian. my lt-lt