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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-12
In tho Circuit Court

In Judge Paull's court yesterday John
Schneider. native OF Germany. was nd.
mitted to citizenship. The following
additional business was transacted:
In the case OF NJ. B. Horkheimer vs..
Hiram Thatcher the jury returned a
verdict for the defendant, and a motion
was entered for new trial. e.
In tho case OF Eli Grccr VS.. the Fl
deity Building, Loan and Investment
association no jury was required, and
the Judge gave verdict for the do.
PENDANT
The case OF Amelia Groves vs.. Sonon.
feldt ct al. was put on trial.
In tho case Of Jacob kindlcberger,
guardian OF Caroline Kress. a petition
for the sale Of tho real estate was filed.
Tho. case OF Theo. Miller's admins.
traitor IS. W. A. Miller ct al. was re-.
ferred to George Z. Boyd. c. P. Flick
was appointed guardian ad Item.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-12
A JliNEbEn ASSIGNS.
II. W. Hose Transfcrs his Property for tho
Ilenctit of his Creditors,

B. W. Hose. tho Market street jcw.
eler, yesterday mado IN assignment for
the benefit OF his creditors, and tho
papers wcro iilod with Clork Hook.
Tho dood Of assignment was made
January II by d. ". Hose 10 Il. l.. Son.
bright, and transfers all tho stock Of
goods. stovo, furniture and fiSturca In
tho room now occupied by said lloso rs
u jewelry store, ut 1923 Market street,
md tho easo OF tho room. After pay.
Ing tho expenses Of tho trust tho pro.
ccoda Of tho sale Of tho goods are to be
applied 10 paying tho debts OF tho as.
slgnor pro rata, II not sufficient to my
thom In full. The amount OF the assets
and liabilities could not bo learned, tho
invoice not having yot boon nude.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-12

THE Panhandle Dyeing establish
ment, owned BY John IIeilmeier, at No.
l43l Market street, is the best equipped
house Of its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to the dyeing and cleaning depart
ments corps OF tirst-class tailora arc
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as 1t is possible. Clothes aud ladies
garments, cleaned or dyed. can be made
to look like new. Satisfaction guaran-
fapd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-12

people overlooked the importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup OF
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation. well informed people will
not buy any other laxativos, which act
for time. but finally iniure the system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-12
THE ANNIVERSARY.
or tho Y. M. O. A. OF Wheeling Ia
to DO Celebrated
At FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ncxt Thursday EvOning-Tho First
Decade Of tho Association Ended
with a Very Attractive Commcmo.
rativo Exoroiso-Plttsburgh Officials
ofthe Society will DO Prosont,

The tenth anniversary Of tho Young
Mons Chriatian Association will DO
held In tho First Presbyterian church
on next Thursday ovoning at s o'clock.
Tho anniversary OF tho association has
always heretofore been hold on Sun.
day evening, but 1t has boon deemed
advisable to mako a change this year.
As tho anniversary will mark tho com.
plotion Of tho first decade an unusually
attractive programme has boon ar.
ranged. Tho board Of directors Of tho
Pittsburgh association will DO tho guests
Of tho association on that occasion.
Short addresses will DO made by the
visitors. The following lie tho outline
Of tho programme, which is subject to
change.
Inc Ine WStld,WidH MORE .."i;; i....;."J. Il GtIggs
Thomas J. Gillespie
Tho Need Of Definite Work for Young Men .....
FW, Keller
The AdaptabIlI.y of the Association TO Young
Men; X. Jennings
Tho Spiritual Work
It's Importance Thomas r Bailey
Methods Used. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT s. FrA,r-
The Secular Work
Importance OF tic PHYSICAL Departments.
Thomas I. bay
Social aud Intellectual Agencies. ..............,
Grant ilubcy
Robert Wnrdtop
Why a business Man Should DO Interested IN
the Association. George N. Paden
The Importance OF Young Man Joining tho
Association ...James +. Orr
Tho talks must necessarily DO limi,od
to eight or ten minutes, but they will
be practical and interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
SHIRT.WAISTS.

Only those made OF newest ma.
terials, cut in latest designs, and
made in best manner, are offered
you here.
soc. for 75c. Quality Waist. full laun.
dered.
75c. Tor the 81 Waists.
See what reductions have been
made in our Silk Waists: Pure
Silk Waists for SI.eS-wefe $3.50.
Mems Department have a great
many half-price attractions for you
to-day.
Mems Soft:FinIshed TwilleG- Serge Neg
ligee Shirts, 39c.-65c. value.
Mems Full-Laundered, Percala Bosom
Shirts, white body, cost 81 .. zoe: each
Mems soc. will-Bleached Jeans Draw
,ers. cut full. 25e; a pair. .
Vests, Acc. value, for 25c to-day.
Mems 2Sc. Full-Regular Half-Hose
Black or Colors, l212c. each.
Mems Wire-Buckle Elastic-Web. full
long. 25c. value. &c. a pair.
25c. Mems Pure Silk Teck Scarfs l2isc
FANS.
China-siik Fans. hand painted and
spangled. $3.50 value. for 1sc.
Hand-Painted China-Silk Carved-Ssick
Beautiful sa Evening a. Fans. desirable
Childrens loc. Fans for SC.
Chi!dren's Fans. FOR &c.
Black l0c. Fans, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
HERE ARE THE EXCURSIONS.
Delightful Trip to CObb's island
Other Outings This Week.

Another excursion is announced for
Cobb's Island. The steamer Pocahontas
will leave the Virginia Navigation Com
pany's pier next Saturday night at 10
o'clock. and. calling at Norfolk and Old
Point en- route. will arrive at Cobb's
Island at II A. NJ. on Sunday. The return
Journey Will be begun at +. NJ. and the
boat will reach her moorings in Richmond
at A. NJ. Monday morning. 1t is not
necessary TO dwell on the inestlmable
benefits 10 be derived from an ocean trip,
for. apart from the refreshing sea breeze
which means much to the faded citizen.
this particular excursion will be rendered
doubly attractive by the wealth of recrea-
lions provided by the management 10 take
place on the boat during the passages.
To the uneXcelled bathing, which is re-
puted to be the best on the Atlantic coast,
are ADDED fishing, cunning, and boating,
and many other sources of amusement.
An excursion has been arranged to take
place on July Attn under the auspices of
the different lodges Of Good Templars
OF this city. The place selected II Provi-
dence Forge, and elaborate arrangements
have been made 10 secure the comfort and
enjoyment Of all who go.
Captain James T. Bailey & Co. will run
an excursion TO Olu RUM anu ANoiAoiH
this morning. The train will leave the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at $50 o'clock
sharp. and as the jolly Captain and his
associates have the reputation of showing
all of their patrons a good time. there
will no doubt. be large crowd along.
fast train Of nice coaches and the best
OF attention is promised. Those who buy
tickets for Norfolk can return or the same
train, or on the one that leaves Monday
morning. Arrangements have been made
BY which the patrons OF the company
can dine at the Hygeia at reduced rates.
The train will stop only at Williamsburg
and Newport News.
Another train will leave at the same
hour VIA the Norfolk and West
ern. conducted by Captain J. X.
Niche and Mr.. r. r. Adams.
for Norfolk, Virginia Beach. and ocean
View. This train will. no doubt carry
nice party.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will sell round-trip tickets
between all It's stations and Alexandra
and Washington July I'd. Sd. and 4th,
gooo until July I. 1896. at reduced rates.
The Southern railway will run an ex-
cursion train from Richmond TO West
Point and return on the Fourth OF July.
The train will leave the Virgnia-Street
depot at $50 A. NJ.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
will give a moonlight excursion to Dutch
Gap on the palatial steamer Pocahontas
on Tuesday evening. July I'd, at 7:45
o'clock. Hot-fsh supper and refreshments
will be served en- route. The Mendelssohn
Mandolin Club have kindly consented 10
furnish music for the occasion. A good
time is promised to those who go. The
boat leaves the wharf at 7:i5 2. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
MIR. BYRD WROTE 1T.
Authorship Of the xasssy.pilot Libel.
Suit Article Admitted.
TIE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY,
Several Of The Stockholders Of The
Paper Testify.
SLOW CROSS EXAMINING.
One witness Very lnsatisfactory-
Leaves Missing from the Letter.
Hook of the Defendant Company
MIR. McGiivray on the stand when
Court Adiourns.
TIE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
FL OW CROSS ExA

NORFOLK, VA. June 29--(Special) -
The first week OF the celebrated libel
suit Of The hon. John r. Massey. Super
intendent OF Public Instruction. was
brought 10 an end at 3 O'Clock to-day.
when Judge Prentiss adjourned the City
Circuit Court until Monday, at 1880
n. NJ.
This case has been ofttimes classed as
sensational. but, 50 far as the proceedings
Of to-day were concerned, they were decid-
edy tame. In fact they reminded the thea
tre-goer OF sensational melodrama with
cut the sensation. The large crowd OF
spectators. who patiently suffered Qor
that Is the proper word from the heat.
waited snxiously (Micawber like for
something 10 turn up" and. notw!th-
standing the fact that they were dis
appointed. they never gave up hope. but
remained In the courtroom until the cur
tain went down on the last act OF the
first weeks performance.
Everything and everybody were late
this morning. and II was some time after
court convened before the work OF the
Cay was begun, and this. notwithstand-
ms the five DAYS proceedings In which
such slow progress had been made. This
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
yo,.. from the Armory.

On July 4th Captain Frank Cunning
hams company. the Walker Lisht-Guard.
viii 20 TO Powhstan Courthouse. to be
present at the unwilling ceremonies OF
the Powhatan Troops monument.
The company is also working along
nicely on It's enca mpment-pIan.
Company "Es' has been ordered TO as
sembIs in their room. In the Armory.
on Tuesday night TO elect captain,
In the place Of Captain George Wayne
Anderson. promoted, and to I'LL other va
cancies. Fffst-Lieutenant Morgan II. Minis
will very likely be made captain. Be-
nd-Lieutenant X. X. Paynter elected TO
second place. and his place filled by eitner
First-Sereeant j. p. Fox or sergeant H.
l. Masurier.
1t II rumored that members of Company
G have enough signatures attached 70 q
paper 10 elect Lieutenant D. II. Randolph
to hrst lieutenant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
INTERPRETATIONS.

Bargain hunters for Refrigerators
ought to flock here Monday by the
hundreds. This offer is unpreoe-
dented. The highest grade Refrige-
rator manufactured, 1.-THE CELE-
DRAFTED GURNEY." Don't miss
this opportunity-one halt regular
prices for this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

&l5 Carriages for s2S.5S.
Relieved several manufacturers
of stocks of LADIES' DRESSES,
CAPES, SKIRTS, etc. The Cohen
Company seek relief now. Origi-
nally a third off the value, and now
"half prices" for most of them.
LADIES DUCK SUITS. Tan, Navy.
Light-Blue or Black, with White
Stripe, some braided, Others plain
newest cut. made 10 sell for g. our
bargain price was N.SS half price e9c
Ladies Duck Suits, Tans, Navy. Stripes
and Dots. prices were $50, for as
Ladies White Duck Suits for Sis.
IS White Duck Suits for $40.
81 White Duck Suits for $3.50.
AZ White Duck Suits, trimmed with
solid-color collar, $50 suits. for So %.
White or Cream Corduroy Suits, 81 for
the 81 suits.
New Dimity and Irish-Lawn Dresses.
made with yoke and Norfolk effect;
now, S3.25 and s362
s. Striped and Figured Lawn Dresses
wooLtEN DRESSES. ETC.
ladies' Covert-Cloth Suits, were 1912
now si56
s. Navy Blazer Suits for $50.
IS, Navy or Black Serge Blazer Suits
for 81.
$3.50 .Mohair-Lustre Suits to be sold
for 1875.
sli Tan Chevlot Eton Suits, coat back.
for e.
SKIRTS.
N25 Navy Serge Skirts for &c.
$3.50 Navy Cloth Skirts for Sl.25.
$3.50 Black Crepon Skirts for S.
Ss.9S Black Brilllantine Skirts for S4o
$50 White Pique Skirts for Toe.
CSC. Duck Skirts for 49c.
$3.50 and $3.50 Satin and Taffeta-Silk
Skirts for s6.2o and 1910.
100 Indlgo-Blue Wrappers. were n.?o
for Coo.
Lawn Wrappers were CSC. for i9c.
ALL CHILDREN'S REFERS
HALF PRICE.
s2.50 ones for $.25.
1915 ones for $ls7.
IS ones for s. 80.
CAPES.
N25 Ladies' Capes for &C.: 1857 Capes
for $157; 50 so Capes for s425; 50 Capes
for $3.50; SIC and sli Capes for Sc and
81.
While these figures are made to
close this seasons stock yet the
right to withdraw these prices after
Monday is reserved by the man.
ayers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
GLASSWARE.

Our regular CSC. per dozen Water Tum'
blers finely etched band. &c.
Nice Thin Water Tlmblers. hand en-
graved. regular G.& per dozen goods
Genuine "Baccarst' Water Tumblers
elsewhere IS per dozen, our formeI
price 81 at this sale s..
Sparkling. dazzling Water 0ohlets. tmi
tafion rich cut-Glass, two choice
shapes. former price - dossn, fo'
Our Sc. Thin- Blown Teddy olasses. 24e
Our &c. Nice Thin Ale or Beer Glasses
Genuine 'Bsccasar. wstsr 0obists
price o.2S, for this sale MA
Real Cut-GlAxe Wine 0ohlsts. our for
Iner price = = dosen. then Q.sa NOV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
BLACK WORSTED DRESS
GOODS

reign supreme this season. On
hand ten times the quantity
wanted, and nearly all under-price
purchases. Here are the "half
prices"
etO yards ps-yard-wide Heavy Serges,
for tailor-made suits, retailing for $3.50
yard, for t0c. OF this one dress to
customer. Ready at 10 o'clock.
s275 Black Silk-rufted Crepons for NS7.
soc. All-Wool French Crepons for 25c.
274c. All-Wool Fine Double-Width AL
batross for Ice.
1,2So yards Prlestley's SIC. Armure for
Sc
Atwood and Silk Batiste. best 81 quail
~, for 3sc.
Handsome Black Sicilian. soc. grads. for
mems coats or ladies' skirts or suits,
45c. a yard.
zoe. Figured Brilliantines for 29c.
46-inch Priestley 69c. Henrietta for 24c.
s1.46 Silk-Warp Henrietta for 1sc.
$50 Siik-Warp Bor"ered Yelling for 75c.
Sl.l9 Camel's-Hsir t0-inch Serge for 69c.
The right to withdraw prices on
any lot after Monday is withheld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
SILK SKIRTS.

Very handsome Taffeta, full cut,
umbrella rufrle, So. so value, S2.5S.
Black Sateen Skirts, one ruftle,
69c. for 81 value.
KNIT UNDERWEAR at far less
than half price.
Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Silk We :.
fancy crochet shoulders, in Cream
Sky, and Pink, 81 value. SOC.
Ladies' Real Isle Vests. R.chelieu rib
bed, White or Ecru, i5c. value. H
each.
Egyptlan-Yayn &c. Ladies' Vests TO-
FROM 800 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. l21ac. va
40 each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

is an interesting story. Carpets
soon want their room.
lie. Fancy Mattings for nc.
DC. Fancy Mattings for 14c.
2oc. Fancy Mattlngs for l0c.
25c. White Mating for 12i2c.
SOC. Damask Mating. carpet design, for
l5c.
35c. Damask Mating for l7i5c.
soc. Linen Warp Mating, loo.
40c. Linen-Warp Mattings, carpet de-
signs, for zoe.
80 and Coo. Mattings, choice for 26c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
WHITE GOODS.
when you need them most. at less
than half price to-day.

than half price to-day.
White Persian Lawn. 81 inches wide,
very sheer and fine. 12isc. value, tsc.
a yard.
White India Linon. very fine and thin.
19c. value. for &c.
Fine French Orsandie Dimity. 30 inches
wide. &c, cost IL Csc. to Import.
Dotted Organdies. fine and thin. %
inches i2iac.--25c. value.
French Linon de Dacca. Soc. value. for
1920.
Extra Fine White India Linon. soc. quail.
ty, for l4c
zoe. quality White Duck. &c. q yard.
+0-inch Swiss Lawn. l2mc. quality. exc.
yard.
LINENS at prices that really
seem absurd.
Pure. Linen Damask. loom dice. double
fold, Sc. z yard.
N.inch German pamask. pure linen. &C.
for &c. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
The few We mention of the
COLORED DRESS FABRICS.

Al-Wool 29-inch French Challies. light
grounds, costing 2isc. to import, Tor
l2l2c. yard
All-Wool AlbatrosS 25c. grade. every
for loo. yard.
All-Wool Fancy Mixtures, the best
49c. grade Of this season, for 24c.
All.Wool 39c. Homespun Checks for 19c.
All-Wool Cashmeres ana Serges, 46
inches wide, soc. qualities. for 25c.
90c. Pin Checks, all colors for CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
& GATE IRON AND TINWARI
Prices cut in half.

Prices cut in half.
Heavy Seamless Dishpans, 10 quarts.
the l9c ones for 9Iac. the 25c. ones
for l2lzc.: the Soc. ones for l7iac.
Heavy Tin Mufiin-Pans, rings the itc'
Heavy Seamless Tin Saucepans, 2-quart
size. regular lOc. ones. for sc.
Seamless Dairy-Pans. extra quality. 2
quart size, regularly &C., 2hc.; 3-quart
SIZE. regularly &C.. SIC; 4-quart size,
regularly &c.. 4lsc.
Kettles, l2I2c.
&c. Cocoanut-Graters,2 for &c.
Sc. Teapot-Spout Strainers. for &c.
Sc. Coianders. AZ.
loo. Rotary Flour .5ifters, Sc,
&C.. Asbestos Mats freproof. Just tn.
thing for gas and otl-stoves, for DC
Fine-Quality Plapished-Tin Coffee Boil
ers, 25c. kind. l2isc.
Heavy Planished-fin Teapots, copper
bottom. -S-quart size. regular 49c. Kind
Our Large sc. Long-Handle Dippers 21ac
&C. 2-qudrt Teapots, 41sc.
Our regular &c. Shest-Iron Roasting.
Our Large ISc. size. &c.
1900 Pie.Plates, full 9.inch size,
the usual sc. sort, for one hour
Only-lrom II;55 to I2:55-Ic.
lsc. Gray Enameiled Deep saucepans
Ssc. Gray Enamelled Teapots. l9iSc
Gray Enamelled &c. Basting-Spoons, i
inches long. Slsc.; l5c. size. Is inches
long, TIC.
asc. Gray Enamelled Deep Preserving
Kettles. lissc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
Pennies worth.

FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
S-inch Goodyear Rubber Combs for &c.
Sc. Imported Kid-Curlers for &c.
l5c. Tooth Brushes for sc.
l0c. box Of Cow Brand Borax for 4c.
Imported CASTLE Soap; &c; a pound.
Zoe. bottles OF MachlneOn for 4c.
35c. Har-Brushes for l7c.
SC. bottles OF Vaseline for &c.
Curling-Irons, with polished wooden
handles, &C. each.
S9c. Layender.Salts for lsc.
FROM TO 2:45 O'CLOCK
Perfumed Talcum Powder for 1oc.-value
5-inch Imported Kid-Curlers for Sc.
Medicated.. Violet. or Rose Nursery
Powder for lie. a package-value &c.
FROM Q TO IL O'CLOCK
English Non-Twisting Tape, Ic bunch.
Nickel safety-Pins. &c. dozen-value
&c.
Sc. Beading. &C. a piece.
Bone Casing. so. piece.
go yards Fasting Cotton. lie. a spool.
Joe. Grass Cloth, lisc. a yard.
CSC. Swiss Net. for sleeve lining, 15c. a
Lining Cambrics. SIC a yard.
Whoever thought that RIBBONS
could be the prices of the Cohen's
recent sales /? Now " half price,"
ALL PURE SILK RIBBONS.
lie. Ribbons for &c.
12c. Ribbons for &C.
10c Ribbons for SC.
&c. Ribbons for Ic
1Sc. Ribbons for Sc.
PC. Ribbons for 13c.
29c. Ribbons for ljc.
The following reductions are
made on CorSets:
zoe. Corsets. Sc
sc. summer Corsets, SOC.
81 ]. Il. Corsets. Csc.
$50 Imported Corsets, 81.
A75 &. u. Corsets. 81.
Managers reserve The right to
change these prices after Monday.
Half prices in Millinery Depart
ment.
N2 Hats. s.; SO Hats. IS; IS Hats. "a;
81 Hats. 81: s. Hats. $50.
Infants. Muslin Bonnets-s2 Bonnets.
81 Flowers. 50; g Flowers, 81; 81 Flow
crs. eoc. soc. Flowers. Csc; &c. Flow
ers, l2t2c.
Publishers say I5c. for their
Paper-Bound Books, but our price
for Monday will be S for 1oc.
well printed, good titles.
1000 Paper-Bound Books, popular titles,
former, price loc.. for 25c. value to-day
&c. EACH
websters Unabridged Dictionary. $50
value. 15c.
Halving the prices in the Art De-
partment makes the following:
Splashers, 10. 10, p, %, and s3c. value,
for g. 10. II, -, and l6c.
Colored Linen Fringe. sc. yard, from
l0c.
25c Tinted Art Squares, 1oc.
Zoe: Knitting Silk, &c. a SPOOL
3-yard spool Embroidery silk, &c.
One lot Odd Doylies. 8, L. S. and &C..
were 6. s. TO- and l5c.
HALF PRICES IN GLOVES.
81 All-Sllk Gloves. in Black and colors,
double tipped, soc.
soc. Black Silk Gloves, 25c
Colored Taffeta Gloves. 12,sc.-2,c. value.
4-Button or Mosquetaire White Cha
mois,. were 81, for BIC.
l5c. Black Mitts. 1,ac.
WHITE GOODS,
when you need them most, at less
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
BABY-CARRIAGES.

BABY-CARRIAGES.
There will be no room for them
in the future. The prices 60 for
the best Carriages made in Anne
RIGA" The Wakefield" They
shall each and every one sell at
"half price,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
Sale from 3:I5 to AIS o'clock.

800 Large Size, Extra Quality. Two-Hoop
Painted Pals, at &C..
ZOO FEET GARDEN HOSE. the &c. a
foot quality, at 81: CENTS.
Our Hardwood 9sc. reel LOT isc.
Our 4sc Ironing Boards, 4sc.
Our 81 Two-Plate Gas-Stoves. nickel
Nlckel-Poiished s-Plate Gas-stoves. best
burners, full guaranteed. sold first
Of the season for $780, then S Tor
Our regular iSc. Burner Oil-stoves.
iron tank. FAC.
Three-Burner, Iron-Tank oil-s,oves.
uTssqiar & st s9Ge, y o., or ou.s,ovs. .
racks. the regular $50 sort. for 75c. >,
1850 Brass Banquet-Lamp5, corrugated
column. i5c.
p.oS onyx-Column Banauet-i:amps. s.ss
$3.50 Onyx-Top Tables. handsomely nm
$50 Ladies' Rocking-Chairs. N.7s.
s7i6 Ladies' Rocking-C Chairs, IS H.
1850 Ladies' Recking-Chairs. S.2S.
Our Isc. Fancy Shape Wire
Lamp Frames, INC.
l0c. Hammock -Spreaders, &c.
SC. Hammock Hooks, for &C.
We. MexIcan-Grass Hammocks. 4sc.
CHINA.
Genuine China Tea Sets. choice deco
rauons, 70 pieces. regular $50 SETS
us.PIece Finest Austrtan-Chins Dinner
Sets, new decorations, regular -
~ French China Dinner Sets. ia5 pieces.
magnlfcently decorated, $y.
q. % Genuine English Porcelain Dinner
SEES, ~ pieces. very deiiea's'y deco
Our &c. per dozen Thin White Porce-
lain Soup Plates, sc. dozen.
Our sS Decorated Toilet Sets ~ pieces.
Our regular 7ac. per dosen Tea Plates
37c. a dozen.
White washbowis and Pitchers. the &c.
n' g.! EXT; 4 4. Fancy white China Stop
CSC: Ensi e 'ard'O''r'A choice
Fine china cuspadores. beautifully deco
rated. &c. sort. &c.
Our $40 Handsome Ornaments,
S.; our $3.50 Handsome Orna-
ments, S3.7s; our $3.50 Handsome
Ornaments, SI.2s; our 81 Ofna-
ments, SOC.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30

List of Stations Added 10 INV
Richmond Telephone Exchange
Daring the Menth Of Juse, 1905.
237s-Hmith. d. ID.
pS--Ridenour. John l..
es7--Msredith. w. 4
M-Walton. r. \.
zs8e-Lindssy. John.
S2oB-Metropoiitan Life-Insurance Co
sz4--JefYerson Ics-Crtam Compsny.
il54-Troy Steam Laundry.
s7--Gisscibrecht. Louis c.
S53--stAts Library.
U%-Bradiey 4 Co.. A. }
sse-Jonss. l.. N.
1851 Cosby. w. q.
2Sss--Highlsnd eprlneA
73e-Blsir. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC

Our regular 300. Extra Quality Parlor
Brooms, four sewed, loo.
Our Zoe Window-Sc l2izc.
Our Four-Section Clothes Horse. the 4Sc.
sort, 2ic.
zoe. Hsir-Dusters, 1Qc.
Our &c. Book Cabinet. three Shelves
:ih7c.
Our ioc. Hearth Brooms, SC.
Our 79c. Round Willow Clothes Ham,
pers 3si.c.
Our l0c. Hardwood Washboards. sc.
lac All-Brlstle Blacking-Brushes, 7lac.
All-Bristle Clothes Brushes, extra quail
ity for 25c., l21sc.
Our 2jc. All-Bristls Shoe Brushes, l2iac.
our &c. Daubers, for &c.
our 29c. Slaw-Cutters, lil1c.