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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
TEMPLE, PEIDERT0E,
CORDES 4 Co.,
7and 9 ,vest BrOaIstreet.

Linen men say look out for . sharp
advance In linens oil along the I'm
Short crops Of fax for the past two sea,
sous have advanced the raw material
about % per cent and as soon as inc
new importatiops come in prices are
bound 10 90 up Conservative buying
has put ne in possession Of o stock OF
Linens that we are selling at even io"er
prices than ruled six months ego.
At the rate Of 81 per yard you can So
cure an elegant Table Cloth, two ysrus
wide and from two to four yards long.
Crashes and Glass Toweling. plain
ana twilled, from 10 TO 25c. per YARD
Cotton Crash, &c. per yard. =,
Linen Pillow.Cases. 81 per pair ana
from that to s250 pair.
Linen Sheets, full size, 2ix2s ana
2Ix2l, at from 81. Is TO $3.50 per PAIR.
Linen Bolster Cases, 22ix72, si'ao'
Sl.75, and 81. q,
Pillow sbams. plain and fancy. all
best grades, s1.50, 81, $3.50, -, $780,
81, and s. per pair. -,
Silence Cloth at 70, &c.. and 81 for
the best and heaviest made.
Immense assortment OF Bath Towels,
| s2 to 50 per dozen.
One fact We wish you wonld bear in
mind: All our Linens are LINEN and
not union OF linen and cotton. as are
so many OF the so-called cheap linens
that one sees at every turn.
Linen Tray.Cloths, fine damask. 2o1
80, 25c. -,
Silver.Bleached Doilies, with red or
blue borders. soc. dozen.
Bleached German Doilies, red border.
damask, 7Jc. n dozen.
Excellent Full. Bleached Doilies. l3x
| IL, Sc dozen.
Better grades, 81, sl.25, $50. 81,
s2.50, to IS per dozen.
Napkins.
Good-QualIiy Heavy German Dam
ask. excellent wear, for hotels or res
taurants. 81 and 1.25 per dozen.
Wo have full stock Of Irish, Scotch.
and French Damask Napkins, ranging
in price from 81. % TO slG per dozen.
TO1CeiS.
Good quality Huck Towels, l7x36,
only $3.50 per dozen. -.
Excellent Huck Towels, 2Ox3S, 81
per dozen.
Largest and best zoe. and 2oc.
Damask or Huck Towels that can be
found in the city. d.
Our stock OF Towels is the largest and
best assorted that ever has been shown
in Richmond, and the prices correspond
to the times. ranging in price from
Sl.50 TO SiS per dozen.
DaDl0Sk.
We start the line with q first-class
article OF either cream or full-bleached
heavy German Damask at SOC. per yard.
Better grades at &c., TO-, and Soc.
At 81 we are showing most excel.
lent Damask, ono that most everywhere
else you would have to pay sl.25 for.
Napkins TO match.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Who :, He.ponslbls for pelavp

The Boston Herald Is an Independent
Republican paper. so to speak, and gen.
orally tries 10 be fair In It's treatm ent
Of whatever subjects II discusses. That
paper. whilst not charging the. present
depression OF business directly to any
thing the Democrats have done, argues
that tho dread OF tariff changes more
or less radical as "A consequence OF Demo
cratic accession to power, he'd much In
huence In bringing about the present
panic, az IL is called.
The Democrats In Congress ana out
OF that body might az well make up
their minds that they will surely have
20 meet this charge next November
unless they shall have previously put
into operation tariff which will satisfy
the business public that that question Is
settled and 10 radical changes in the
customs-dutios need be feared or ex-
pccted for years to come. The importers
of foreign goods and the manufacturers
of domestic goods can accommodate
themselves TO a tariff OF almost any sort
provided they can rely upon its stability
ii has been held time out Of mind
that to know what the laws are is what
every people ought 10 he entitled to-
Therefore, II the Democrats enter the
next fairs campaign without having
passed any tariff law they will be at "a
great disadvantage In their discussions
OF the various questions which may be
presented to the people by them, If. in
deed. the voters VIII consent to hear OF
anything but the tariff
There can be no allowable excuse
pleaded for the failure of Congress to
legislatc upon the tariff question. The
masses know that Congress was con
vened In extra session last year, and
afterwards In regular session, and yet
after months of attempts TO frame n
new tariff failed inglorlously Chat Is, If
Il fsils) We say these things by way
of warning. though we stll hope for
new schedule OF customs-duties 10 be
provided for before Congress shan epd
its present session.
The situation" is such that IL has
warmed General Malone into new life,
and given him hopes OF a future which
the Democrats In Congress ought TO blast
by immediate action upon the tari1.
He has consulted the great wire-worker,
CIargson. of Iowa, and the two have
doubtless set their traps so ms II possible
20 catch unwary Democrats. Malone
himself Is chairman of the state Com
mittee OF the Republican party Of Nir-
glnia. He knows that what We stated
few days ago is true,-namely. that
neither the Populists nor the Republicans
are strong enough TO carry this State.
Ills policy will be to nominate Republic
can candidates IA some congressional dis
trlcts and Populst candidates in other
districts. The colored contingent Will be
relied upon TO furnish most Of the votes.
We confidently hope 10 defeat the
schemes of these plotters If we get the
firm Foundation of new tariff TO stand
upon. Shall we have II? Let every Dem
ocrat in Congress see TO ii that we shall!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Louis NACHMAN.
1889 east Main.

Talk is cheap. That is why We don,
indulge in it. What you want to know
is where you can buy the cheapest.
Well, just read this prlce-list for this
week, and you'll know:
200 yards Ind,go-Blue Prints, iisc.
! go yards Toe. India Linon to 10 yards.
40 yards 12lsc. India Llnon, Q to 10
yards, &c.
20 yards l5c. India Linon. 2 to 10 yards.
3 l-3c.
go yards 4O-Inch Victoria Lawn, no rem
nants. i2itc. quality, SIC.
500 yards Dotted Mull, styles just grand
60 yards Venetian ChaIlIes. lovely
80 Yards Figured DlmitIss. Zoe. goods
30 yards Figured Diml,y, I2tic. gools'
90 90 yards Figured Dlmity, l5c. good-'
- sen wards Jaconet Duchcsse. &C goods
90 wards Dark Shades Pineapple ~, It's
- 'iavejv STYLES, no remnants, l-isc'
seenS' vsrds Lovely satlnes, IN black
grounds white figures. ioc. Was VI" P''NN
iV $40 Yards Beautiful Styles Fancy Shades
Satioes no remnants. l5c. quality nc.
100 yards Organize Figured Lawns inc
usual price &c. dropped - 81. c.u,o
2iO wards Absolutely Fast-BlaCN o1'Ihe'
7i3c. -, ..,.
500 yards rs Cashmere, Finish. PEI ftctly
stainless BLACK Sltine &c. quality, sac
one lot Of the Finest Brown cotton you
| ever bought, no remnants, no hhhl rs ~
quantity, &c. yard.
LOUIS NACHMAN.
my 12-W&F 1888 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
A Tariff for Revenue Only.

Our esteemed contemporary, the New
York sun. has almost lost its bearings.
IL has denounced the income-tax until
4, knows no other subject which it can
so satisfactorily roll as a sweet morsel
under its tongue. We don't know whether
the sun hates Cleveland more than 1t
hates an income-tax, or an income-taN
more than II hates Cleveland. In order
90 kill of the proposition to levy an
income-tax the Sun advocates what 1t Is
pleased to term "a tariff for revenue
ONLY" and goes to the extreme indicated
I'm the following averment;
'gThe Sun insists most emphaticaly. and
has insisted from the first without either
hesitation or misgwing. that q consti-
tutionai tariN for revenue only demands
revenue from everything imported, with
out exception"
England raises all her revenue from
cusioms-duties from very few articles.
So England has not a revenue tarin
Uncle Sam cannot have free sugar. nor
free coffee. nor free tea. nor free any
thing else under the operation OF the
Suns tariff for revenue only. II Is
clear, too that neither the celebrated
Walker tariff nor the tariff made IN
Alexander Hamilton's day was tarhi
Tor revenue. So also Mr.. Randall Was
in error when he protested TO favor
tariff for revenue. and maintained that
tie Federal Government had no right 10
levy tariff for the protection OF Amerl'
can Industries.
We favor discriminating tarin, OF
what General jackson styled "a 5udicious
tariff" Such "a tariff lays duties upon
articles which ought 10 be made TO pay
duties but not upon articles which can
not bear a tariff. To lay duties which
exclude foreign goods Is by no means
10 frame revenue tariff.
However. Us we have said. we fear
mat the Sun is more anxious to defea'
Presldsnt Cleveland's proposed ineome-tax
uhah II is TO secure any given kind OF
tarn' Its animus IN it's discussion OF
'""i's and AN income-tax seems to as
oe no, highly creditabie to that paper,
WHICH 'y the way. Is edited with ex-
"aordinary SKIN and ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Silver Plank Of the Chicago Platform.

Inasmuch as some OF the county COM
ventions In Alabama declared explicitly
that they endorsed the silver plank OF the
Chicago convention. or. what In the
same thing. Mr. cievelands position on
the silver question. We reproduce once
more the utterance thus endorsed. 1t is
as follows:
I'VE hold TO the use OF both gold and
silver as the standard money Of the
country. and 10 the coinage Of both gold
ana silver without discrimination Against
either metal. or charge for mintage, but
the dollar unit Of coinage Of both metals
must be of equal intrinsic and exchange
able value or be adjusted through interna-
tionaI agreement, or by such safeguards
on legislation as shall ipsure the mainte-
nance OF the parity Of the two metals.
ana the equal power Of every dollar at
all times In the markets and in payment
OF debts; and we demand that all paper
currency shall be kept at par with and re-
deemabIc in such coin"
Before the platform was adopted. Mr..
Patterson, Of Colorado, moved 10 amend
the above by inserting the word free"
so as 10 make the platform read as fol-
lows:
I'VE hold 10 the use OF both gold and
silver as the standard money of the
country, and 10 the FREE coinage Of
both without determination against either
metal or charge for mintaee. etc.
Mr.. Patterson's amendment was voted
down, and the resolution adopted az above
quoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
&DAVIS
THETOWER,
CORNER SECOND And BROAD.

90 pieces OF New Wool Chslllcs l2isc.
yard.
Atwood ChaIlles, nice choice patterns.
warranted to wash, regular price 75c., re-
duced 10 &c
Dark Ground satin-Strlped Organizes,
regular price 2Oc.. reduced to 6tc.-in dress
pattern lengths.
Remnants OF Lining Cambria. &c a yard.
Belt buckles, Dc. To stJo.
Betting by the yard.
Ladies' Balb. gRan Vests. low neck and
short sleeves. regular price. Doc, reduced
TO l5c.
Dressing sacques regular price $50
reduced 10 J0c.
Feather Fans in all colors,. only &c.
Navy Blue Striped Dimiiy. l2isc. "A yard.
VentIlating Corsets. only JJc.
Swivel Silks reduced 90 size n yard.
All-Wool Batiste, 80 inches wide. only
&c n yard.
Lace.striped and Plain ATWOOD Grena-
dine. l2i.c. yard.
Lace Striped Muslin with colored stripe.
only i0c n yard.
Lace Bunting. % inches wide. only Gc.
yard.
Remnants OF Challies. Jaconets. Cling
hams. and Satines. only &c. yard.
Canvas Belts with metal buckles, nc
Navy-Blue Pln-Dot and Striped Duck
l2i.c a yard.
Iilack-Bsck Fancy Silecia, i2hc. yard,
ladies' Drop-Stltch Hose. HcrmsdOrf
dye. regular price 3Tisc., reduced 10 Sc.
Hammocks 75c 20 $50.
Croduet Sets. S5c. and 81.
ls-inch Dotted Net In all colors. i5c. a
yard. az, s
Duck Suits. only $3.50.
Locomotive Script taken az cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
COMMENCEMENT DRESSES
.BREEDEN, TALLEY & Go. S.

Uneaualled bargains in All-Wool AL
ba,Oss for commencement dresses
(colors cream, light-blue, pink, and
llac). at 19e. per yard, worth Doc. all
the world.
Also, Navy-Blue Albatross and Black
and White Striped Albatross at &c.,
worth 25c.
Cream, Light-Blue, and Pink Cash
meres, SO inches wide. at 25c.
Cream, Blue, Pink, and Green Cash
meres at 39c.
Cream. Lilac, ETC., Cashmeres, all
wool, 3S inches wide, at 50c.
Cream China Silks at 80, 90, 62l,
75c., up to Sl.50 per yard.
Cream Surah Silks. 30, so, aud Toe.
Cream Mohairs. SOC.
Cream Henrietta, 81.
Come to us for the cream OF the bar
gains and you will be alright.
For decorations We offer Bleached
Cotton at A. and DC.
Cheese Cloth or Cotton Bunting, all
colors, at &C., and all shades of Cambria
for decorations at &c. per yard.
Don't forget our Lawns ut 3, 81, 4,
and &C., worth great deal more.
my 23-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Virginia and Pennsylvania Soldiers.
philadelphia EnqulrerJ

on MAY 3Oth there Will be dedicated at
Richmond Confederate soldiers and
sailors monument Curiously enough,
this statue was suggested seven years
pgo 10y Joseph y. Welsh. a former Phila-
delphlan, who has been a resident of
Richmond for the past sixteen years.
and whose father was a soldier In the
Sevcnty-frst Pennsylvania Infantry.
The approaching dedication has brought
out long ana interesting letters from
such famous Confederate generals as
Lafayette McLaWs, James LOngstrect,
j. Il. Gordon, T.. i. Alexander, and Ma
hone. from the Governors Of the Southern
States, and from Mrs Jefferson Davis.
The chief marshal Will be Fitz Lee. Tbs
monument. has cost about $1,000. ami II
will be the sixth bronze statue erected In
Richmond To commemorate the fame and
the deeds OF the southern soldiers. There
are in Richmond besides this monuments
to lee. jackson. and 4. L. Hi, aud the
Wickham. and other statues.
General Dabuey II. Maury. the Nir-
ginia soldier. In his recent book OF recol-
lcctions. says that Pennsylvania and
Virginia have produced more great sol
ders than any other States In the
paid by Virginia 10 her heroes, Ii Is
mOrtigying To think OF Pennsylvania =
neglect OF her great soldier sons. Wayne,
who had more military genius and did
more briliisu things than any Revolu-
tionary soldier. II Daniel Morgan be
excepted, has no monument In the state,
and until lately had no biography.
Meade and Reynolds are rem smbered BY
statues in Philadelphia, but that great
soldier, Andrew \. Humphreys. IS hardly
known TO the people of his native city.
Al Washington other States have per-
shaded Congress to erect monuments 70
comparative military nohodies. while not
one OF the long list Of great Pennsylvania
soldiers is represented at the national
capital, with the exception OF General
Muhlenberg. PENNSYLVANIA pays In this
Indifference the penalty Of occupying a
geographical position which draws within
her borders maiiy citizens who are as
absolutely Indifferent to her history and
her fame az are a majority OF the citi-
zens OF New York to anything Except
New YOrk's business supremacy. But II
n l0utish, spiritless frame Of mind
which Virginia enthusiasm over her sons
should put 10 blush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

unjustlhabls. There II something which
eons'ncss the average man that II can
not DO right to tax property which 20 far
rom yielding = revenue TO it, nominal
owners subjects them to heavy tax.
Inc property rs not merely absolutely
aeS''tuss OF a selling value 70 long M
!" remains the site OF . church. but II
coe's the liberal men who build the
churches great deal OF money to keep
Them up. The double injustice Of such
taxation II apparent at once when we
reflect that fhcsa churches which are
taxed as " they were somebody's pro-
perty belong practically 10 the whole
community. Every man, saint or sinner,
feels free to frequent any house Of wor-
snip, however costly II may have been
or whoever may provide the means of
Keeping II up. IL not this last fact an
unanswerable reason for not taxing
churches?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Americans to Construct the Canal

The Montgomery Messenger suggests
that the United States Government guar.
antee the payment Of the bonds to be is-
sued by the Nicaragua Canal Company
with the proviso that only American citi-
zens be employed in the work Of con-
structing the canal
This proposition would hardly be acccp-
table TO the parties OF the second part II
thus we may designate the Nicaragua
Canal Company. Besides. the notion ought
net TO be put into the heads Of any class
Of men that the government owes them a
living. The business Of government is TO
see that al men have cqual opportuni-
ties under the sam circumstan&s to Sc
cure life. liberty. - 1 Iapplness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Exeno,,ons

nave taken some pains to learn
"s' are me laws OF the several States
- 'hls Union touching the exemption OF
. ,,s- and church property from taxa
- w una that there are not more
49, -FOUR states out OF the forty-four
s,~s' 80 TAX such property. Three Of these
,e,ss W. are Missouri. Washington. aud
10. s'he'0oe that whother the sxemp-
churches from taxation Is put
,rs 'a' ground that they have no SELL
80 value or upon the ground that
,A' -.'hes ought not 10 be taxed whether
FAC, i any selling value or not. the
un,,.s .. p.rat that the tsople OF the
q - States are practically Of one nina
"ns such taxes ss,oppressaye ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

Turning Toward Richmond.
fredericksburg Starr


The southern people are turning their
attention toward Richmond with an
earnestness that gives promise of very
large gathering on the 5Oth instant. when
the monument erected on Libby Hin az
a loving tribute to the gallant private
soldiers and sailors of the Confederacy
viii be unveiled with imposing cefe-
monies.
The private soldier bore the hardships,
privatinns. and dangers Of war with a
horoism that challenges universal adj
miration, and I'm this age Of monuments
nothing could be more appropriate than
the memorial OF granite and bronze above
alluded TO.
Sundays Richmond Dispatch. In addi-
ton TO an exact picture of the bronze
figure Gaping the monument, is full Of
interesting letters and Information con-
corning the unvcillng. which will be one
~ the proudest and grandest days In the
history of the capital OF this dear old
Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
shooting Anray in Dicken-ou.

CLINTwoOD. VA. May q. -tSpeciai.)-
on Friday morning last abou; daylight
Fayette Blair. OF. Stratton, this county,
shot and mortaliy wounded Alexander
Sutherland, CT that place. in an alterca-
ton. There was party there Thursday
night and trouble arose between these
two men, when Blair drew a pistol and
fired at Sutherland. the ball taking effect
IN the abdomen. DIR. Phprs, OF this place,
is In attendance upon him. and he SAYS
II II extremely doubtful about HIS re-
eoyery.
Sutherland has "A family. and is well
known throughout that vicinity.
Blair was lodged in jail, and waived q
preliminary hearing before a justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

WHITE GOODS.
~, o,.cea So White French o's'" ',.a...s
"' p'e .aa, and confirmation dresses
from % % ,sc. yaru
WASH GOODS.
r,., received large assor'nsn'
,f,odsome striped Dimiues W w
,a., n,nk lavender. and blue s"'P''
h,so iaconet. Duchesse. percaies' I .hs
e'ity-at isaG ,.,. q va yagdiP PRINTS a, sac. a
yird case WHITE GROUND LAWN at
''i'' es a BLACK oR9uNIp,, ,.. lNpa Or
LINEN. expec,st ,s,.c' ward, our price
Se;o0 niece. BLACK SATIN STRIFE Lace Lace
eflcet. POLKA DOT oRGANv III ""'
LAWNs at , r.. s1 sN = Satin sTRIrEp
MI'aGINs AND LAWNS at w. ~" ""'
10 % 80 pieces FiGURBp AND 4. co o,,d laa
piQI|iss at isls. TO- ~ :" W. w. WV"
ya n,.e.. PRINCESS DUCK n beautiful
colors white and coru gfoun"' at LAW
yard.
srLKsi sILKsN siLKs'N
100 yard. ODDS hNp ENNns
=, a. ss and CSC. formerly sold at i'o'
anp "r,ecss BLACK AND CREAM
FiGr'RED INDIA SILKS, y inches wide.
regular 81 grade our Closing p''Se Nv
yard. -. ...r,,p,,, Avn mo
cABED SILK GRENADINES at ~, 90
"n 51 n 81 CREAM ALBATRoss. Nuns
VEItJSGs. sERGES. and FLANNEl;S
for outings and evening wear DC. TO VI
n yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Bishop Newton Begins nj. Lasors.

WEST POINT. VA, May 22.-(Spe-
cial. p--Right Rev j. II. Newton beean
his iabors as Assistant Bishop OF the do
eese here last night preaching at the
Episcopal church 10 O large crowd The
ssrvices were solemn and impressive.
Evening prayer was conducted by the
Rev. o. NJ. Yerger. OF HarrIsonburg.
W., and the class for confirmation WAS
presented by the rector OF the church.
Rev. Thomas II. Baker The Bishop
leaves here tomorrow for New Kent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
Bap.l.t sana.y-sshoo, ,r,e,,,..

MATHEWS, VA. May q ESPECIALLY
The Baptist Sunday-Sehooi Association OF
Kappa hammock Church District convened
here on Friday last. and after Z harnso-
NOUS. pleasant. and profitable three days'
session, on yesterday adjourned. From
beginning TO end cur people. regardless
Of AFOREMENTIONED preferences, were on
hand In goodly numbers. Conspicuous
among the visiting clergy was the Rev.
DIR. A. r.. Dickerson. OF your city, editor
QS The Religious Herald. 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23

We hear this alar nir Try about demon
allied ana disgust mocrats before
every election, and @, when the votes are
counted We have always observed that the
usual number of Democrats have voted
the same old ticket.-Fredcricksb Free
Lance.
The Lance Is not a Democratic paper.
Its remark is worthy OF being pondered
by over-sanguine Populists and Mahone-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
LINENS!-
SCARFS!
sCARFS /!

=
Our ep>c,sI Sale Of sesrfs has peen :
P~,.st .necess. We hsvp sdded some rare
bargains. and Will continue t"e s1''
q day or two. ..,r..
s4-incn Fringtd 0carfA cc'ored csn''''
&c. !: worth double. a.,
M-inch Open-work scsrs.
.o,arSs ana All white. ssc.: cheap at nc.
A-inch AlI-white Frtnged End s'a"P''
scarfs at 20 and oc. -.
81 Extra wide Refrigerator scar's' ''e' ;
a bargain at g. IN
white and color.d. &C.. worth H.
7s.inch AlI-white F'ringed and sfsmpe"
Monte scarfs. ". 20. and eoc.
"a ana pinch Hemstitched and stafnpea
Art Linen scarfs. 75. Sc. and u. ooop'
ALWAYS SOLD AT a.x5. $780, ana w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
"STILLER'S" LUNCH CLOTHS.

Those goods have been the admiration
~ the trade. we have one each In gold
.,a nI,,s borders. and two all-white. sSiO,
at s2B each.
Also one each Of blue ana golh oorue's
and alI-white at S.2 These prices "e
lust SOC. In the dollar OF the real vaiue'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
pQoooooooo oooooooooo Qc
3 PAINE'S {
B CELERY COMPOUND s
( Makes People Well. 3
20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL NE CLosEp.
8Soooooooooooooooooo8

4 ia MEETING OF TIE CLEAR
"A ING-HOUsE ASSOCIATION Of R,chmosd.
held on Moaday, 2ist instant, 10 Was deter
mined 70 close 800 banks OF this city on WED
NksDAY. MAJ 3Oth. tnssmuch a. the day viii
Be gonerAlfy obssrved - . holiday on account
diers' and SAiIori monument.
All parties hAyins notes due on that day are
requested 70 pAks payment on the dsy pro.
vsouA
a. L BouIwARs, President
M a$lv J. ". sINT0x. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-23
See the Values in Flowers

A shipment Of Large American Beau
ties. with fol!age-cOlor, PINK ana Jacq-
very elegant , -,
Hundreds Of designs I'm Branched FL
fects and Wreaths-prices. IN most cases
lust half what they are usually sofa Tor
and others reduced 10 one THIRD former
Flowers were never before bought at
such prices.