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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
BUSINESS BRISK Ar nrENA VISTA.
Lively Contest for the Various Town
Oniccs-I'crsonaI Notes.


BEUNA VISTA. April 12.-(Special)-
At meeting OF the Board of Directors
OF the Buena Vista Company Mr.. l.. w.
Powell was elected secretary. vice VIII
liam Mitchell. resigned. Mr.. Mitchell re.
signed 10 accept Il more lucrative posi-
ton elsewhere.
The Scay Furniture Company are kept
busy turning out slats for the American
Folding Coop Company.
Judge J. O. Shepherd. Of this city. Is
In Richmond on business.
Candidates are out In full force, and
a host Of them for each office. The
ONCE OF CITY Sergeant seems to be most
sought after. The present incumbent.
Mr. j. Frank Stratton. formerly OF
Richmond. is making II warm for the
others The rumor that the City Coun-
cil would combine the Offices Of City Ser
geant and chief OF Police has brought
the veteran chief. John W. Wright, out
az candidate. and he has n very strons
following. Mr.. G. ID. Henkle. son OF the
present Mayor. is also a candidate and
he feels confident OF a strong support
AT the polls.
Rev r. q. Council and family left Sa-
turday for Washington. ID. c., where
they will make their future home.
Rev. L. II. Whismo preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday. Rev. w. II. h.
Joyce will preach his first sermon here
next Sunday.
Mr. Il. g. Moomaw resigned his posi-
ton as director OF the Buena Vista Com
pauy.
Some excitement was caused on Mon
day morning by the report that mad
dog had bitten child OF Mr.. George
Cunningham. The dog was killed and
physicians were called in to treat the
wound which was only a slight one.
The Buena Vista Baseball Club elect
ed Mr.. r.. Undertake president and Cas-
simen Mills as manager.
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One Hour Ago.

Unda Barton Hays In Puck)
An hour ago / had not known
That life could hide such whirls Of woe
Tfat on its surface, lightly thrown,
The circling pools hid depths below.
One hour how short as time is said
To compass through the days and years!
A moment swift for JOY TO tread,
But slow for disappointment's tears.
Twas morning time in life and day;
Ny lord came riding up the lane
Than l. no thrilling songster gay.
'Mong happy birds, knew less Of pain.
Nor sun, nor love the change foretold;
All. me! the skies were c!oudless
through;
Bright, bright as ribbons new. unrolled.
And like "Forget-me-nots." their blue!
But dark the mondays light has grown,
And faded shades rest on my heart;
This hour my woful fate has shown
That / and beauty's spell must part.
! saw my love go down the lane
One hour, for joy to fly upon It!
He mutter'd No" when In hopes vein,
l asked him for my Easter bonnet!
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The noom I'm Petroleum.

P1TTsBURG, PA. April i2-As an In.
dication Of the activity IN the hunt FOL
oil. II may be saId that there were 1.40l
new wells drilling and rigs in course oil
construction on the lst instant, against
2s2 a month ago, and 1t is estimated that
about 100000 is being expended In New
York In all the fields.
Men are in the field day and night look
ing for possible developments. Derricks
are being built whenever there is the
slightest possibility OF discovering the
greasy fluid. and the Standard oil Com
pany people are ready to buy.
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HAMILTON EASTER DEAD.
nj. sympathy with the so"'"''
Great pustncas House.

BALTIMORE. April D'--tspec'ai)--
uam,,,on Easter. the head OF the old
and well.known dry goods house OF Ham,
u,on Easter a. Sons. died here tonight
:, = complication OF diseases. superin-
Aroea by the grip. He was born at Ar
u,agh. ireland, S. years ago. OF scoteh-
18th narents, and within few miles OF
~ horne OF the late A. ]. stewart the
.,I,l,onairc New York merchant. The
,n,r spent their boyhood together, and
'snne together TO this country at the same
,,,,,c Mr. Easter was then 10 years OF
aec and bought out the business OF MS
uncIcs here the following year.
Daring the war he was Southern
svmpathlzer. and was twice arrested by
tho Federal authorities, who charged him
with furnishing the South with supplies
He was confined in the Old CAPITOL pri-
son. and tried by court-martiel. NO
direct evidence could be brought against
the merchant and he was released. but
continued under the espionage OF the
authorities until the close Of the hostili-
ties.
MIR Easter was married three times.
his last wife. who was a Miss Slicer
surviving him. with ten children. OF whom
W. Stanley Easter and Stewart p. Easter
were Identified with him in business.
The firm of Hamilton Easter Il Sons
Is one OF the best known houses In the
South. and during the sixty years II has
been established. has done an extraordi-
nary large business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
rn,nrrE TO GAIT. }. II. II. FiG"A''
ma, Noble Example 20 Ntrs'"'"
youth-Govcrnor's Heirloom

ROTETOURT Co. VA. April y i''''
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
on this eventful morniFs 'h""
o~o our beloved General Lee isSue'
,e.o.,c,l address 10 the Army OF No''"
en- Virginia. ..s,or remind,
a. remaining veterans. whose he"',-
srovrlng frosted with age. that ere "' Iii
more anniversaries pass avn rnaer
- called "oyer the river 10 ~
the shade 81 the trees. contain J. VI.
Yesterday We laid TO rest ,ar'"'" and
" Fiseat lawyer. hero, IL" 49, and in
$500 e.ntlemnn. st the o"I 40,
ChtlSuS" s'',s his talented ana as-
po''''S"' sr.,rit viii be missed more ''"'
! can mention c,1 fame are
As -, The history Of his country.
g, ,,lsnf. his memory VIII ~ ,,',,.,,t
~ "a ,,5 hallowc3 ASSOCIATION a'ouu,'
t.,r,be,one II old ana 9"""s' ''N"
,,5, Whiia and coloT,e' III,
Christian. his notle chaiao.v, W" ,n.
b. poirici 90 as q ""i"n'
,tc ,ogfhs of his county 49,, a.
From the Eluc mountains ne 49, ~
- tis r4re spirit has scared away
uron the wings OF inc S""' w
of the sunitUd
De- Ild there In his caskeL sur
,,'.'ri,g win beautiful spring flowers. his
.,,il.r, uls seemed haf parted and told
- Glory that burst on him. just the
limit that his soul started on its c.
lespal G.chL
Tho Masonic fraternity took charge OF
Oh, h..y aud buried him with ancient
ceremony N0t dry eye was In the
church when the beautiful and touching
,.m4rks ~ Rcvs. Mr.. Martin. MIR.
buchanan. and Mr. Randolph were made.
The hcreaved widow has the sweet con-
ISOLATION Of priceless treasure in the
q .hic example Captain FigGat has given
I. the youths Of his country.
The spur Norn by him during the war
WIS presented TO Governor O'Ferrall. who
attended the funeral
10 Mas this spur that gave speed TO the
horse that swept into the fray and
rescued our Governor at critical mo-
meni IN the late war. ana 80 doubt Il
vii Oe an heirloom "a he Governor
family FOR many generations to come.
FRANCIS"
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THE EASTERN SITUATION.
China, 1t Is Said. Considers Jnpan's
Propositions Impossible.

LONDON. April l2.-The Morning Post
learns from Yokohama that unless peace
be conducted during the present armistce
the japanese armies will advance upon
Pnking as soon as the armistice shall
expire.
"China regards Japan's conditions of
peace as impossible. and is again taking
diplomatic steps to obtain European in
PREVENTION. She will make a special APP
peal to Russia, and II is stated upon
excellent authority that Russia is firmly
resolved to oppose Japan's plan to annex
territory on the Asiatic continent The in
crease of Ru.sia's naval and military
forces In the East was made TO enforce
respect for this determination"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Lynchcd for the Usual Crime.

CORSlcANA. TEN. April l2-Nelsor
calhoun. a negro. was arrested last nigh
On suspicion OF having assaulted Mrs
Rosa Hughes. OF this city. last Tuesday
night. This morning he was taken before
MRS Hughes and identified as her as
saiiant The officers started back 10 th>
Jah' followed by posse of citizens on
norseoacN' on the outskirts OF the city
the negro threw open the door of the car.
rlage and tried 10 escape The escort OF
cluzens fired on him. Kidding his body
WIN bullets. The body was placed on
public exhibition at the morgue. and was
viewed by hundreds Of people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Annnrernus Counterfeit.

WASHINGTON. April IAN excellent
Photographic counterfeit Of the s5-note OF
the American Exchange National Bank OF
New York city was to-day discovered
In money sent to the National Bank Re
demption Division Of the Treasury De-
partment for redemption. The note is or
the 1892 series. check-letter +, with the
portrait Of Garfield upon 1t. A warning
has been sent out by Chief Hazen, OF the
Secret Service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
The Postnre-stamn sv,,,a,..

BUFFALO. n. Y, April I2-While the
United States Secret Service detectives
ana post-oiiiee inspectors were searching
'he country for George Morrison. the
onnei operator in the gigantic bogus
~ s'ase-StamD swindle, that willy indl-
N'1nai was resting quietly in a room at
d cheap clearinghouse in south Division
su.ei here. When the police got on his
rack he disappeared. Post Ofiice-Inspec-
,er Ryan arrived here to-day. and found
we room where Morrison had lived In
sum Division street, but there all trace
VI hin was Loaf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Kid Layigne and Friends.

CHICAGO. April 12.-Friends of kid"
Lavigne the pugilst, applied to Judge
Gibbons to-day for a writ OF habeas
corpus and the prisoner was brought by
the police into court. A continuance was
granted until Monday. and bail bonds Tor
$500 were signed by Parson Davies
Sheriff Hayes. Of La Sale county, ar
rived at noon. expecting TO take his man
20 Pana. Illinois. 10 answer the indict-
ment for participating In a prize-hght,
February IL. 1898. the caplas being issued
the following October
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hattie with Prisoners.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. April PA
telegram received here this evening from
Roswell says the prisoners In the Jail
there overpowered the jailor, Taliaferro.
and locked him up. Then they armed
themselves and started out. Three OF
them are murderers.
The alarm soon spread. and every
body started in pursuit OF the prisoners.
A few miles from Roswell a battle oc-
CURED. and the prisoners surrendered.
after one had his shoulder shattered by a
bullet. LA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Dir. HUNTER II. POWELL.
4 Nirginian Made Dean OF the w.
II. University of Ohio.

CLEVELAND, O., April 2-tSpecial)-
DIR. Hunter II. Powell. Of this city. who
was chosen dean OF the medical depart
ment Of the Western Reserve University.
IL a native Of Virginia. He was born In
Mddleburg. Loudoun. and was graduated
from the Virginia Medical College in
Richmond. During the war he served
three years. entering the service when
only II years old. and fought bravely
under Jackson and in the cavalry. He
was the fourteenth OF a family OF eighteen
children. ten OF whom are still alive. and
his mother died in Virginia only G week
or two ago: aged 9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
rmra Khan ana the British.

LONDON, April l2.-Dlspatches received
in Calcutta to-day say that Umra Khan
has fed 10 Asmer. on the Chitral river.
He is accompanied by few OF his par
tis.ns. and apparently is intent upon keep
ms, a safe distance between him and the
advancing British force. He still keeps
as hostages Leutenants Fowler and Ed
wards. The British will press the pursuit
az energetical.y as possible. The Swatis
have submitted fully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
MORMONs IN SCOTT COUNTY.
Gold Watch Found I'm Hollow
Trce-Mnd-Dog Scare.

GATE CITY, VA, April 12.-(Specal.)-
Two Mormon elders. travelling on foot.
are circulating In this section, scattering
their tracts and seeking proselytes They
are not being kindly received. often find
ing Il difficult to obtain lodging, although
they are men OF genteel appearance and
pleasant address.
farmer living in Hancock county.
Tenn, cut down n hollow tree recently
and. splitting II open. found therein a
fine gold watch. There had been a hole
in the side OF the tree which had grown
over. The watch had evidently been
placed there thirty or forty years ago.
When wound up II ran all right. and
keeps good time, Notwithstanding its long,
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep
ONLY a SCARE.
mad-dog scare is raging in this sec
ton Scarcely week passes that wild
rumors Of the raging CANNES are not
afioat Many harmless dogs have had
10 die because they did something little
out OF the ordinary. IL is question
whether there has been a real rabid dog
in this county in ten years, but when the
people get scared they're scared
Considerable is being said for and
against the Walton election law. Tho
consensus Of opinion in this county. sspe-
cially among Democrats. seems TO be that
II is a good law. There viii be opposition
10 anything new till the people get used
20 H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
The Rise in the Price Of Meat.

ST. LOUIS. April 12.--Representatives OF
the large packing houses at the stock
yards say that the advance in the price
OF dressed beef is legitimate, and caused
by the advance in cattle. They claim
10 have been working at disadvantage
during the past six months. as the cattle
have advanced more rapidly than the
meat
Cattle commission merchants say the
high price OF cattle is due to their
scarcity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Debs Conspiracy Case.

CHICAGO April 12-The Debs trial for
conspiracy will be taken up again May
9Th In the Federal Court, the time origi-
nally set by Judge Grosscup. a month
ago an agreement was made to advance
the trial one week. The District Attor-
ney was doubtful II the trial could De
advanced without the presence and as
sent In open court of all the defendants.
end he has. therefore. set the trial for the
original date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
NaujtObn VIII Resist.

TORONTO. ONT. April Fin
speech at Hagersvile Hon. Mr.. Sifton.
Attorney-General Of Manitoba, said that
the Legislature of Manitoba. which would
resume on May 9th. would refuse to
carry out the order of the Dominion
Government. and the latter would be COM
PEELED TO resort to coercive legislation.
lie dispelled any idea of armed resistance
on the mart of Manitoba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
E,or,da Po,tmnstcrs Arrcsted.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April IA. X.
Fuller. postmaster at Leroy, Macon
county, and H. s. Fickel. postmaster at
Melrose. CLAY county. have been indicted
by the United States grand jury Tor
making fraudulent returns OF the amount
OF postage-stamps cancelled. The amount
Is small in each case. The postmhsters
have been arrested. and will be tried at
the term of the court now in session In
this city,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Fatal Break of n Dam.

ANGELS CAMP CAL. April FIFTY
feet Of the Utica Mining Company's dam.
three miles from here. broke yesterday.
and Otto Lundt. an old man who lived
with his sister on Antonio creek. per
ished In the flood. He re-entered his
house TO secure money and Jewelry.
when the mass Of water swept away the
structure. The company claims loss
of $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
s,reei-Ra,,wsy comu,,c,,,on

Pr TIE ROCK. ARK. April Elm tho
tal Court to-day Judge Williams
rses,' down decision ia the case of tho
M .s OF the First National Bank OF
rosa IVY against the Capital Street Rail.
fave. Nnnpany. The decision was IN
no,ss ~ The plaintiffs. The bank sued on
an. amounting 10 10000. alleged 10 be
nun the company before Il was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Steamship CrOatan OF.

BEAUFORT. n. c.. April 12.-The
steamship Croatan at o'clock this morn
ing proceeded south without assistance
making about five knots an hour. III
good weather prevails she will arrive
about noon tomorrow. But little Of her
jettisoned cargo was picked up. Most all
OF il went across the shoals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Uncle sam ana syria.

CONsTANTINOPLE, April 1.-THE
ordering OF two United States men-of-
war TO the Syrian coast has caused much
comment and some uneasiness here.
United States Minister Terrell. when
asked as 10 the object Of the order. said
that the Washington governments sole
In case OF need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
C.,,on-M,,I and Cotton Burned.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 12-This
morning at II o'clock fire was discovered
in the warehouse Of tine Ada cotton
Mills There were Sis bales OF cotton in
tna warehouse. The building was u
brick structure soxiO feet, with CORFU
gated-iron roof. 4 truckman going IN
for cotton discovered the fire. For two
hours the firemen fought the hre, Keep
ing il in the building. The end walls
were then pulled down ana as inucn Oh
the cotton as possible nolled out Tn>
amount OF the loss Is about $4,000, full.
covered by Insurance
Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
office.
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smith. GordOn, u,lu ,ne oct.

WASHINGTON. April 12.-secretary
Hoke Smith did not care TO discuss the
report from Atlanta, Ga. TO the effect
that a political combination had been
made by which Senator Gordon would run
for Governor and Secretary Smith would
make the race for the United States Sen
ate. He stated. however. that Senator
Gordon would not be IA candidate for the
governOrship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
DEATHS.

| JINKINS-Died. on April nth. at 1890
| o'clock p. NJ. at 800 west Grace street.
| Miss ELLA ID. JINKiNS.
Funeral will take place from the above
number TO-DAY Saturday at o'clock
p. NJ. Friends Of the family respectfulls
invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

BO6I-Of NE DTsi M ~
WASHINGTONs d. G., April 10, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited , ana
2 y NJ. on Thursday, the 9Th OF May,
1895. for furnishing such registered-pack-
age tag. official, and dead-ietter en-.
ysIopes as may be ordered for the use
OF the department. postmasters, and the
postal service during a period OF one
year, beginning on the LIST day OF july
1885. s,r
Proposals must be made on the blank
forms provided by the department, sc,
curely enveloped and sealed. endorsed
PROPOSALS for r1rn aIa SEead ress.rr EN-
yeIones." and addressed TO the Third AS
sistant Postmaster, General WaI annss BE-
ID. g. Bids delivered IN p per- hour ur'I above
specified for the receipt thereof; otherwise
they will not be considered. IN .,-
Blank forms OF proposal with luii spsc',
dcations and samples OF the envelopes
viii be furnished upon Application 70 ms
Third Assistant Postmaster.asnsrC i;
.n ,s.saA Postmaster-Generai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

, ,,srgea into the City Electric street-kail-
IT,, Connanv Unless other complications
sr,sa tho entire Electric street-Car Com
"snv system will be sold April istn' IN
accordance acc, with a former decree OF 'he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

PARIS. April l2.-The Senate to-day
passed the budget. The Deputies rejected
the Senate amendments and returned the
budget. The Senate assembled at and
adjourned until 5. The Deputies met at
10 o'clock and did the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

MADRID, April l2.-captain-General
CaIieja telegraphs from Havana that the
,nsurgent leader Maceo has been defeat
cd again. and has been surrounded by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
PROPOSALS.
RICHMOND, VA. April 8. 1870.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
AT the office OF the City Engineer until
o'clock L. NJ. on MONDAY, April y,
1895 for FIRE-PROOFING AND RE-
PAIRING THE DAVIS MANSION, ac-
cording TO the plans and specifications,
whicfi may be seen at the apoVe-meh-
toned Office.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check for $3.50.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
yelope with name of bidder on outside.
marked bids for Fire-Proofing and Re-
pairing Davis Mansion" and addressed
- Mrs H. ID. HOTCHkISS,
Chairman OF Building Committee Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society.
ap 13-eodtd
NOTICE TO RAILROAD-CoNTRACT-
OkS.
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR
THE GRADUATION AND TRES
TLE-WORK, connecting the branch
OF the Charleston and Northern railroad
at Eiioree, Orangeburg county. >. e.
Nth the Manchester and Augusta rail-
road, near the Ioncks Corner road
Length OF road To be constructed, SIX
and one quarter miles.
Prof.es and specifications can De seen
at the Office OF the Atlantic Coast Line
eV WJnrH will II be csmpletsd on or before
the 10th day OF July. 1885.
Bids will b. opened and contracts
awarded on the nth day of April. lSo:
Bond required IN such penalty as may
be deemed. reqLisite to secure co'hp'e'''"
Oh A ddrsr r. GARDNER. Engineer At
n q. ap Slot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
pOsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 10, 1855
BY the s6th section Of the act of Con-
gress approved January ~, 1895, il is made
the duty OF the Postmaster-General to
contract for all envelopes, both plain and
printed. to be used by his own or other
departments
Under this authority proposals are
hereby invited and will BE received at
this department until 2 =. VI. on Thurs
day. the 9th day Of May. 1895. for fur
nishing such envelopes as the several
executive departments In Washington
may require during the yeaH ending June
30, 1886.
Proposals must be made on the blank
forms provided by the department, Sc
curely enveloped and sealed. endorsed,
Proposals for furnishing envelopes for
the several executive departments" and
addressed to the Third Assistant Post
master-General, Washington. ID. C. Bids
10 be delivered in person must be hand
ed In at or before the hour above-named;
otherwise. they will not be considered.
Blank forms Of proposal, with full specl-
fcations, will be furnished upon appllca-
ton to the Third Assistant Postmaster
General WILLIAM l.. WILSON,
an l3-Saft Postmaster-General.
DDODnc. . Enr, E,Irp NIoHING REG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
,.cr,.,s,,ou /. 4. ry.ucn,...

government troops. Jose Marti, he saga
is supposed to have Ned to the United
States.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING EN-
NELOPES FOR THE SEVERAL Exc
INGTON. DURING THE YEAR END
ING JUNE 30. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
posT.OrFTcE DEpARTMENT,

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING REG
ISTERED PACKAGE. TAG. OFF,
CIAL, AND DEAD-LETTER ENVEL-
OPES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

In SUITS at S15-call the
roll-a thousand sty lish Single
and Double Breasted Sacks
and 3 and 4-Button Cuta.
ways answer. Plain Black
and Blue Chcviots-smooth
and rough. Nobby English
40 Plaids and Scotch mixtures
Ia OF our own importation--our
)IOs own making up. Pshaw
Don't say you can't be fitted
we haven't been tailoring
nearly thirty years to be
caught mapping al this late
day. Well fit you, or you
needn't buy. Satisfied or ask
for your money back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13
Saks & Company.
for Easter
Suits and OvercOatS.

Pride says a new Suit.
Necessity says a Spring
Overcoat. Our $15 grade
puts both within reach. Buy
ing at SIS here is equal to
spending $40 somewhere
else-anywhere else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-13

In OVERCOATS at SIS
the Coverts lead off. Several
shades Of Tan--strapped seam,
full back-bell skirt, and cut
p short enough to be true top
n Coats. Only ones in town
W that are. so we're told. Others
In Black Cheviot-Oxford Mix
tures-Steel Worsteds-ionger.
little or as much as you
want. Keep in mind-S5.O0
saved.