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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
ST. p,rL's REFORMED CHURCH.
Rcopcning of the Edihc" AFTER he
ing Handsomely Repaired.

WOODSTOCK. VA. april IA large
congregation was present at the re-
opening or St. Pauls Reformed church
on the NTH Sunday in March. After
singing and responsive exercises. read
INK the SIN chapter of !. Kings. and
prayer. tn conservation sermon was de-
llVcrcd hy Rev &. T. Deinenbacher pas
tor. Of Grconsburg. Pa. after wnic~ Mr..
y r.. SChmitt. treasurer, made report
showing a total expenditure for repairs
and furniture OF N1-i2l am Of which
was paid except S3a7i7. Pledges AMI sub
scriptious were made and fragments
gathered exceeding that amount The
CONSERVATION service was conducted hy
thu pastor. Dr. Skylcs. \ Well-atiended
Sunday-school mass-mcetinI in IN" AZ
taruoon WAS addressed 10y Ecys. Daiifca-
hacher. Iichlt-r. and Hell The build
ing is an ornament t. the town. and
the congregation may well be proud of a
church home 50 convenient and attrac-
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wealth by these same dealers was 81. 93s.g5:
or. all told. the Staunton liquor trade for
city and State LICENCES paid x,3g9I3. The
sentiment OF the liquor men Is Said to be
strong against any higher. license than
the present.
Mr.. s. w. Hansbrouga. of Winchester
Senator James l.. Tredway. OF Pittsyl-
v2nia, and Hon. =. A. Krise OF Lynch
burg, committee Of the Board OF Di-
rectors OF the Western State Hospital.
are engaged in preparing a revision OF the
bylaws of the stanton Hospital.
PERSONAL.
State-Treasurcr Asher W. Hartman Is
here. spending n few days at his old
home
Judge George w. Harrison. Of the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals. now sitting in
Richmond, spent Sunday with his fam
lily here.
Captain Alexander Hartman left n few
days ago for Fort Assinaboine Mont.
where he expects 10 make his home in
future.
Mrs. Zeb Stuart has returned from De-
troit. whittier she went a few days ago
TO attend the funeral OF her father. the
late General Philip ST. George Cooke.
tnitei States army.
WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.
The report Of the stanton WESLEYAN
Female Institute. read Saturday before
the Washington Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. South. showed that
the loss in last years manage
ment was 1886: II Is estimated that
S5i,cjJ Is necessary 10 put the college in
fair condition. Ten thousand dollars has
been pledged in Staunt0n, and the con-
ference authorized the Issuance OF S3O.coO
Of per cent. bonds. At the conference
Immediately $685. were subscribed for,
and II Is believed that there will be little
difficulty In floating the balance.
Hereafter the institute Will have as ,ts
president and superintendent the Rev
Henry j. Hamill. OF Charlestown, W.
Va, who was on Saturday designated By
Bishop CRANBERRY TO have charge I'm fu-
ture. Mr.. Hamill succeeds Mr.. ". "
Robertson. The newly-appointed officer
was graduated from Randolph-Macon
College. receiving the degree Of master of
arts. He Is a man Of fine. character
scholarly attanments. and is possessed
OF high executive ability. He is about
70 years old. and has been in charge Of
the keyser CIV. Va and the Rockville
'AldJ circuits. Recently for the past four
years. he has been stationed at Charles
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
4 Receiver Appointed.

STATNTON. VA. April l.-ISpecial)-
Last December Colonel J. c. Wade OF
iowa. purchased Yosts weekly from
Messrs. Yost. Stranghan Il Blackburn
and changed It's name 10 the Wig ma
Enterprise. and it, owner; that the paper
tan upon bnl in chancory ohtre1 uS
: NJ Yost end W &. ~uanshah' ~
which IS declared tn. insolvency Of the
Tuterurise. and It's owner. that theh paper
has been discontinued. which il Is averred
viii % irremediable injury 10 the paper
and us creditors. appointed ". G. Strang-
han receiver Of tie property. MT
Stranghan IL directed. to publish the
paper until April 9TH. when IL Is 10 be
sold by IA trustee. Colonel Wade is also
restrained by injunction from making any
collections on account OF the Enternrlse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
EXCITE,IE>T ~ i SCHOOL.
An Iron Pillar Gives Way and In
lures u Little Girl.

ROANOKE. VA. April l.-(Special) -
Al $3.50 this morning. when the children ~
the Commercc-St Schoo' were going
through the usual exercises in the chapel.
one Of the iron pillars that supported
the floor above tell. strikine and slightly
iniuriug George Camp. an o-year-old girl
and breaking several chairs. N men 81 tt--
tor Webb attempted to place the pillar ~
position il broke in the middle. The
accident caused q great deal Of excl e.
urnt among the faculty and scholars.
and many parents OF the children also
rushed I'm ana added 10 the conf" ION
\ number Of the scholars were Ken
home by their parents. The city Ensi-
n,er Inspected the building, ana oidet'
the necessary repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
UNION TnEoLOGICAL SEMINARY.
las Removal Discussed by Good
Spcnkcr~-Nspir for Judge.

LNNCHBURG. VA. April l.-(SpecialD
\ large audience was present tonight at
Westminster church to hear the subject
oil the removal OF Union Theological SEMI
nary discussed by Dr. W. ". Moore. a
distinguished member OF the faculty. His
address and those which followed were
very interesting. and commanded close
attention. Rev Dr. Fleming, pastor OF the
church presided. and introduced the
speakers. lie concluded by saying that
the seminary had 10 be removed, ana
Lynchburg should have it, He urged all
10 20 10 work. No definite action was
taken.
The only asplrants for the position OF
Circuit Judge in place Of Judge John i.
Horselcy are Colonel Il. T.. Poore, Of
Appomattox, and Mr. Taylor Berry. OF
Amherst. Mr. G. t. Caskie at one time
was prominent candidate. but, owing 10
many reasons, he has withdrawn. leaving
.he field. as i appears al present, entirely
TO the above-named gentlemen. Colonel
Toore is in the city to-day. presumably
looking after his interests in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
SAD SUICIDE or W. II. OAKS.
Found IinnginG 10y the Neck In "a
Harn-No Cause AsSigncd.

pANNILLE. VA. April 1-CSpccialD-
Information has been received here Of
sad suicide which occurred at Whitmcl.
this county. Sunday. Mr.. W. II. Oaks. a
prominent farmer Of that section. aged
bout IS years, left this house about 9
O'Clock In tho morning. Not coming home
To- dinner. his wife AMI a nephew went
out t. look for him. ON entering the barn
Mr. oaks was found hanging by the
neck dead. He had tied a rope 10 a tie
pole and wound around his face Il hand
kerchief saturated with chloroform. When
taken down small vial containing
chlorofom ana pistol were found in his
pockets. No cause can bee assigned for
the suicide, and lie left no note Of cX-
planatiou y short VIII was found in
which he left ail his property TO his wife
and five children 10 wlach was added:
Lord have mercy on my soul" he was
very prosperous. and wcli-to-do. / is be-
nevcd that Hl health was the cause The
barn whore oaks was found hanging j.
about half "A mile from the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
EXPENSE OF \ cooKING-sCmOoL.
Agitutiug for iiEh License-HeNi.-
ing state Hospital by-Lnw'.

STAUNTON. VA. April L-(SpeciH)-
There gre persons in the city VINO are
disuosed TO Criticise the M intenance OF
cooking school in the S,a .nton pubic
schools as piece Of extravaganza. 81
perlntcnient J. H. Bader has submitted
To the Sch0rl Board an tented star
ment Of current expense for the past s'N
months. in winch IT appears that the TOT
cos; for that period was only S2lo.y5' ne
report also shows that the average cost
per month for mat rails was Sll.ih the
average number OF pupils In the depart
ment Of cuisine being itfty-seyen, whist
the cost Of tuition per month In THIS de-
partment was hut 81 cents.
The Daily News is agi;ating the mat
ter OF high license for the local liquor
traffic and advocates higher license
saving "Sl. zoo )uld be none too high for
this privilege IN stanton; certainly $OV
on the part of the city would be
quite reasonable" As II IL, the seventeen
lis...or-dosiers paid 10 the city last year
&, Ssl. CT, the tax ranging from slslS7 TO
49,. according to the nature OF the IL
cense. The sum paid to the Common
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
ROCKINGiINM nEPtHLICAfS.
denomination Of the IncumbcntS

HARRISONBURG, VA, April l.-tSpe-
Reports from the Republican pre-
ciuct primaries held Saturday indicate
the denomination of the iucumbents of
the county offices; G.. u. Harrison, for
Commonw alth's Attorney; Y. IL. Lam.
FOR Sheriff. and =. ". Rcherl for TTea-
surer. The primaries were well attended
AMI some slick work was done. Tn.
co.ored vote was never more skilluliy
handled and in some instances ii he'd
the balance of power. There il yet some
possibility OF the defeat of Mr. Harrison.
who is not In high favor with the party
manascrs. by Charles NJ kecsell young
lawyer. who developed surprising
strength.
call has been issued for a Demo-
cratic convention April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Ladies' Llsle-Thread Low-Neck vests.
25c.. the SOC. kind u lie. for the sc.
kind.
Egyptian yarn. &C. each
Maltings. Buy them while this lot lasts.
l5c. for 35c Mattings. etc.
BOOK S.-Revised Episcopal
Prayer.Books and Hymnals, leather
bound, from Sr.25 to S.; Devo-
tional Books, daintily bound, from
Ioc. to S3.9S.
icoo Paper Bound Books. popular titles.
l-2c. each. =, 49,.
MADAME Sans Gene can De louhi
among our DC. books.
II is utterly unnecessary for Us
to advertise the new books, be-
cause the book-reading community
know where to always find them
at cheap prices.
Neatly-Engraved Thin Bohemian
Water.TumbIers. sold usually for
ST 4 dozen, a Ia cents each.
st-Ouality American-Glass Berry or
Salad Bowls. rich designs. highly
polished, and full size, ought to %
Deep Obiong Dishes, 9 inches, ought TO
be 0c. each. for little while AT DC
pr etty ble-Sets-sugar-dlsn' crenhsr,
hutter-dish and spoon-holder-all Tor
Full-Sizc Nickel-Plated CT )adores, spe-
clal sale. l5c. each.
Special Screen prices:
ThreefoId oak Screens. brass mountines
81 inches high. Just ST..
Pretty oak Fire-Screens. 81 inches high
rich patterns silkoline trimming at
parchment Decorated FIre-screens. on
pedestal, sold elsewhere for 80 ana 0oc
each. for 1Sc. Others. handsomer, at
paintad and Vanished Book and Brc-
a-Brac Cabinets. special SALE isc.
each.
Lamp news
200 Ban1uet-Lamps.. new, fillgree STYLE
FURNISHED brass. S-inch onyx column
large centre-draft burner. made to sell
for S. 90 for g %.
Observation-Disclosures Banquet-Lamps.
massive ONYX column, warranted IT,
carat-gold laquer-plate. worth NZVA
for S6.t6.
800 New Tables, choice onyx
top, fancy legs, warranted II carat
gold lacquer plate. Factory cost,
So. so each. Special purchase ena'
bles us to offer them at S2.95. A
limit of one table to buyer.
Just as attractive values in SILK
SHADES.
Handsome silk Shades. latest shape
inches deep lace trimming. positive
worth. $500 each. for 9Sc.
Exquisite SILK Shades. magniicently
trimmed with lace for Sl.S9, worth
500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
4 sailor Drowned at sea.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April l.--C;pe-
cial)-Captain Thomas Walters. of the
British steamship Clanhatren, which ar
rived here Saturday from Ilueya. Spain.
with a cargo Of iron pyrites. reports the
drowning of sailor named John Jones
when i'm latitude &c north and longitude
j. ~ west. The accident occurred during
a severe storm, which lasted for two
days ana the man was washed over
board while tryinS to secure the fore
hatch. and ON account of the rough sea
il was impossible to give him any as
.sf-f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
DEATHS.

MADIGAN.-Died at Washington, ID.
G., March 81. 1896 ANNA T.. H.. wife OF
Dennis r. Madigan. Her funeral VIII
take place from 81. Peters Cainedrai
THIS MORNING al o'clock Intcrment
private.
WILLIAMS.-Died. April l. 1885. at I.
NJ. at the residence OF her nephew. MI.
c. w. Jenkins. No. 1221 east Broad street.
Mrs SARAH y. WILLIAMS; aged rs
years.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence THIS (Tuesdayo AFTERNOON AT
4 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Silk-and- Wool Fances. "a. at S9c. regu-
AIi-vooi Figured Novelties. from 75c.
10 $50 a yard.
The most complete line OF six
and Wool Crepon effects at SOC. a
yard.
Exquisite line Of sc. values. Just a, as
handsome a me 90, % 30 var" for p i.2c
Ginghams.-The real Scotch are
here as well as the Silk Swivel.
Handsome Scotch Ginghams. 81 l-2c'
kind for 2Jc. -,-ho,,s a,
2gc.. the soc. ones at S1c.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams nj Il l-2c'
We stop at nothing short of the
best in any line commanding the
best markets and makers. We
keep advancing in the elegance
and variety of gleaningS for our pa
irons. Take READ YIN A d Z
SKIRTS and SUITS. The inSplra.
ton of the $50 Partisan Skirt. This
S.. 90 Crepon Skirt shows Yankee
economy. Skirts from $3.50 to
$40.
81 DOZEN NEW SHIR T.
WAISTS are ready. from the
cheapest Percale to the stately
Silk.
o. dozen Of Full-Sleeve Wen-Made Per
Gale Shirt-Waists at SOC. each.
SILK Waists from SEQ TO $l5oo.
Whatever your requirements IN
MILLINERY ARE we can meet
them. Our opening has been areve-
Iation in newneSS and elegance,
but with plenty of fresh ideas OF
Paris and New York's best hints to
guide we are as well prepared to
to serve you as though you'd
chosen from the opening fitness.
SILKS.-Hundreds of yards OF
the newest and most enticing kind
are open for yourinSpection to-day,
Shirt-WaiSt and Dress kind, all at
prices that seem surprising.
Handsome Gros-Grain silks, fancy
figures at CSC. 10
2i-inch Printed lndia-Silk, exquisite ut-
signs. J3c. -.
puchcsse Black Satin. for skirts. extra
wide. CSC. 81 80 value
Rope Silks. for shirt-walsts. IN pm
strino tw0-tOne effects. @c. On
silk Plisse any color, $l.l9, for the 81"
value.
Knit Vests. -Appreciating your
future wants we've gathered these:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
FREE FIGHT N LrNENui
Candidates for Various Offices at
the spring Election.

Lt'NENGJEG COURTHOUSE. VA,
April l-tspecaJ-The canvas for the
various county officers g. be- elected At
IT, May election is getting quite warm.
r. is thought there VIII be a free fight
IN his county. as neither party viii prob
ably nominate candidates TO- county ON
crts-at least, that is the outlook now.
The following D. "a list OF candidates
rovy sal 10 be- In the neld: For Com
r.Yuwealth's Attorney. V. Il. NcbleU
democrat. and Incumbent. aud eN'Coun'
,g-Judge ". H. Perry Democrap. FOR
s.er.r-I W Ellis Incumbent Demo
ciau. and ". c. CardoZa dtepublicanl
Tor Treasurer Isham r. BaG'ty peulo-
,,.t. ncmnbenU. Commissioner OF the
Revenue Upper District George r
>m.rh democrat. and incumbeno' Lover
District. Or. John H. Elder democrat
o. % N,blctt democrat and incumDen
s"f.ng Thompson Democrat J..
Gsartv H. Gee Democrat. T.. +. RAN
u,uoctsD. George NJ. Motley Reput no
Gem. and George ". Mclaughlin ne
pgbAcaH). For Supervisor-Lewiston DIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
HAIR CLOTH.

Another shipment of the popular REAL
HAIR CLOTH at Gjc. per yard.
Imitation Hair Cloth at 10. l6 2-5, %, and
30c.
Every kind and color Of Lining Mate
rial used in the make up Of a lady's
dress can be found at our counters
from tire. dress-maker's cambria at
&C.. per yard to the finest French and
English Innings. and you always can
be- sure Of finding an assortment, no
matter how rare and hard they are
10 get ordinarily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Southern Railway EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The Southern
Railway Company reports for February
gross earnings Of $l.25G.4jS. a decrease Of
g9l 81; expenses. SSs7.G2 a decrease Of
Si2.360; net S}SS $40. decrease Of SO. -;
and from July lst to February 2sth Gross.
81. i9S. s9i. an increase Of s232}3 expenses.
S.55762S, a decrease OF NG9 $50. and, net,
S'.9n 2i6 an increase Of Sl3992
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
DnnNilIe Tobacco SnIes.

DANNILLE. VA. April l.-(Special)-
The sales of loose leaf tobacco In the
Danvillc market during March amounted
10 5.p5,22} pounds: for March last year.
i.70s - pounds In favor Of March this
year. 355 igS pounds. Sales from October
/. 1894. to March q. lSc5. q. 1909 pounds;
same tine last year. =, 709Gs3 pounds. In
favor OF 1895 and 1874. l2l961i pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
\ ,rn,Kr ~ Cn.nLoTrEs,LLE.
Three Hundred Laborcrs Demand
one Dollar Per Day.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Aprii l.
tSpocialJ three hundred laborcrs
employed on tho Charlottes yElc sewerage
works refused 10 go to work this morn
ing, and demanded that they De PAID 81
per day. They have been paid " cents.
II is said that no discomfort has been cN-
pressed and the forcmen declare that no
demand was made upon them for AN in
crease of pay. The men, a large. ma
jlrity of whom are negroes were very
orderly and uudomons.rativc. and there
was littlc excitement attending the strike.
Tho contractors Messrs. Vaughan ~
Luck. were out, Of the city. but are
expected here to-niLht only about ScVe-
raj hours work had 10 be- done in the
city proper. but many of the outlying
districts are yet to be- completed.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Emcle Moses. wife Of A. Moses.
died to-day at her residence here. Her
husband and five children-ouc son and
four daughters survive. Her son lives in
Richmond.
G. ". Page died yesterday afternoon
near Fahers Mills. He was e years Of
age. and leaves wife and nine children
MIS-. Sarah Wood. wife Of Mr. Henry
Wood, died near Earlysvillc
4 Chamber of Commerce was organized
here tp-uirhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHINGS.

In providing for our lady patrons
We have not forgotten the Steiner
sex. To introduce the department
more fully we are Offering some spe-
cisl values In the following:
Socks. in Fast-Black. Tans,
and Browns, all the best makes, full
regular made, at 2Jc.
full assortment Of New Spring Scarfs
Tecks, Club Ties. Four-in-IIands
and Bows, at % and zoe.
Uulaundered Shirts at 30.
7jc., and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Capt. j. II. II. Figgatt Dangerously

SpRINGWOOD. VA, April l.--(SpeciaD
The numerous friends Of Captain j. IL. II.
Fiegatt in this and other States Will
regret to hear that he is dangerously III
a. his home In Fincastle. Captain Fig
eatt has been quite sick with inhamma-
ton Of the stomach for some time. \
sudden change for the worse took place
yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
TEMPLE, PEMBERYON, CORDES & CO.
NEW ARRIVALS.

Another shipment Of the popular ;
HI2ie sL25. $50, and g Black CT
mons. only a piece or two Of ca
grade. and possibility of no more
OF the same Kind this season.
To make room for our stock Of mid
summer goods we have reduced the
price Of hirh-grade Black Crepons-
81 grade to s.
$50 grade to SO.
g grade to $50
s. grade to $40.
All new goods and only rev
IL, 40 house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.
IN SELECTING YOUR
SPRING HOSIERY

not fail to give our 20 'ery De-
partmeut an inspection We have
taken great pains and trouble 20 get
the very best Of everything In the
Hosiery line that the market AFFORD
81. IMPORTING them direct We are In
a position to give our patrons the
very best values at the lowest posi-
Bile prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

will Greet YOU TO-DAY with the greatest Spring Stock shown here
with more of elegance; with perfect service.
Ware equal to any demand The greatest Dress Goods Stock
as cosmopolitan exclusive
Choice gems highest art are here alone 10 De ound No Du
ca+ee None of the same elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
Crowds Filled Our Store
all day yesterday. They will
do so again to-day, for the la
dies of our city know 4
and appreciate it when they
see such values as we offer.

SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY AND WE'D
NEsDAY. But don't wait for To-
morrow. Something that you MAJ
want may be out Of your reach by
that time.
About 800 Lightweight Garments LOT
ladies. misses. and children suitable
for spring and early fall wear al on
third and one fourth their value IL
will make you laugh to note the IL
diculously low prices on these goods
CHILDREN'S REFERS that were e.
$40. and 90. go at soc. apiece.
CHILDRENS AND MISSES REEF hi'o
AND BLAZERS were $50 to %
apiece. go at 81 apiece.
LADIES BLAZERS AND KEEPERS
that sold at $50 and $ apiece are
here. Your pick at CSC apIece-in
Navy-Blue. Black, and CoIors' just
think of the price.
Post sALI.WOOL REFERS A- N>,DD
RT.AZERS that sold from 80 10 CIV
% in this sale at N.9S. Don wat
mill they are all sold. Come al One,
large assortment OF SEPAhAl II
SKIRTS. every imaginable hia'eIiaa.
~ lowest prices We alter any shlrt
to suit free Of charge >.Dr,
Prettiest line Of SILK AND LAO
ED WAISTS in the city al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
COLORED
DRESS GOODS.

Our stock is replote with a fun linz OF
New and ! Effects N al the
Popular Color'rss The wide range
Of prices makes us confident Of pleas
ing everybody. All fresh, new goods
Of this seasons importation, in
range OF prices from sc. to s. per
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 1, 1se

VT I'I'7 - '''F''7'
(By taie-raphD
ARRIVED
steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore pas
sengers End general cargo
Steamship Fairfax, March, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. DAVIS. New York, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy Baltimore, pas
scnCers att general cargo.
steamship Fairfax. March. BOSTON VIA
Norfolk AMI Newport News, passengers and
general cargo
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New York via
Norfolk and Newport New, passengers ana
general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
CITY TAXES

4 VII lAAEs).
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF DELlN-
QUENT TAXES. CITY HILL
RICHMOND. VA, April ], 1870
nv an ordinance Of the city, IL a ~
required that notice shall be gwen d ~ az
the daily newspapers, undsr s snc that
ton OF the Committee on ., nl d..Xs IN
the The LIST or DELINQUENT TAAES o,S
REAL ESTATE, FOR me the 6 gr1 more Of the
Taiiv papers. anc also the time ana pi4e'
Of sale Of said delinquent real bo es.a' Notice
4, harsbv given that said list Will Dc aus
iished ii the STAT STA and SS s on sRSrURbAY,
3 :ra %. Gay asy Of May. 1895. The sale Will
take plase IN front , Of ne reo Ti,' and Eie.
i bro1h" sfreets, between the hours 9, -
O'clock NJ and o.cioek T. ,.ot ~ Q" N'"
ga y, Who do not wish 10 have their d. ss
perry advertised must pay 81 ALLEY
'"' collector Of Delinquent laws
ap 2-tMyj -------- ----------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02

Mrs. Il. c. Godsey, Of Toano, Va, IS
visiting Mrs. j. !. Evans, OF Williams
burg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
HIGH GRADE COL
ORED CREPONS.

To close ont the balance Of the stock we
shall offer the entire lot Of $50 ana
81 Colored Crepons at $3.50 per yard
only one pattern of kind left.
&c. and is-inch Storm Serge, In BiacN
nd Colors. at soc. per yard. This is
me hest valu. in Pure-Wool SerGe
W. have ever owned
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON SAT
VRDAY NEXT. April 18Th. tram t e1'L
p NJ; returning. leaves Washnstonr , on
the 18th, AZ o'clock Z. n, sharp. AT st
days. Round trip. $3.50. Big, ds1es %.
Alexandria on the 18th. CLASH ! ni Iii
son AZ co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL ?. 1895
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL /, 1899.
SAILED.

Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allen
I. %, agenis.
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Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk NOR
chan disc ana passengers; Irwin Weisger, su.
perntendent.