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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened yesterday with very sharp
decline 1n prices and all OF the good work or last
week was for the time undone Many operators
were disappointed in the tone of Superintendent
Lymans report OF the Con. Cal. d Va. relating to
the showing in the south END OF the twelfth floor
above the 1850 level, whore the ore body has
pinched out to one foot in width and of an essay
OF but $50 per ton. The other reports were quite
well received and show good prospects. Sarur.
days Virginia Chronicle says: A new south drift
on the 9T5 level OF the Hale q Norcross shows
eighteen inches of good ore In the face. The drift
Is out five feet and the prospect in connection
with 1t is regarded as very promising. 1t is beiug
watched with interest by the puolIc, All Con-
Virginia assays of ore extracted shipped and
milled during the week are higher than those OF
last week. The ore taken from both sides of the
Wine from the 100 level is OF better grade and
floor above the 1860 level TO the south there is
nfteen feet OF good ore. This ore widened during
the week. and RS it is opened the situation be-
ON the early call OF the Pacific. Miles was an
active buyer of Uphir at 81 05. but In the big
board the prices were cut to 81 so under thu
Va. fell to So rs. Mexican 95c, Best n Belcher
95c, and the balance OF the list in proportion
After the call prices decreased still further under
active sales and continued weak the balance of
the day.
NOTES.
Silver was steady at 595sc In New York yester-
day and 81 5-l6d in London.
The dividends on the Con. Cal. &c va. and the
Mayf1Ower are payable to-day.
The annual meeting OF the Sierra Nevada takes
place Tomorrow.
Tho assessment on the \ elbow jacket is delin-
QueDt In the Office to-day
In the Occidental from the west ledge above the
400 level was extracted about six tons OF ore of
the average assay value OF S28 40 per ton as per
car samples The west crosscut on the 500 level
has been extended seven feet total length lat
feet: face Is in porpnyry showing soma value.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
NATH RRGATNS OFFERED TN SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
LEADERS IN HOUSEFURNISHINGS!

q
width, undesed,
duced from 16zc
beds inches
g.
MUSLIN. flush reduced
Gents YARD.
not the
At
all tho
and 121sc
WIDE the
a
reduced 81
10 Cents Each
TURKISH TOWELS assorted qualities bd and also unbeach
a
AZ
WHITE excellent
55 Gents Yard
FRENCH MARBLE FLANNEL stylish
fabric; reduced from
LIS
CURTAINS.
q Yard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
The Roberts Joint Will.

The.will of Auguste Robert, disposing of
an estate of about $4,000, was filed for probate
yesterday. The document is joint will
executed by Auguste Robert and his wife,
Aglae Robert, and it provides for the dis
position of the estate upon the death of
either husband or wife. The property goes
in part to the son, Armand Auguste Rob-
ert, should he attain the age of Il years,
the testators.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
THEY COULD NOT AGREE.
Railroad Commissioners Strike a
Deadlock.
all Three Of Them Had FavOrite Candi.
date for the Position Of
Secretary.

The anticipated trouble in organizing the
new Board of Railroad Commissioners has
made itself manifest and there is every
probability that, taken in connection with
Mr.. Beckman's contest for Commissioner
La Rue's seat, there will be several very
lively sessions of the board before it finally
gets down to business.
For several days past it has been known
that Commissioners Stanton and La Rue
had their favorite for the secretarvship.
and as Commissioner Clark was supposed
to be without preference in this matter.
it was thought the one or the other of the
two first named would effect an arrange
ment with Mr.. Clark by which the diff
Guilty would be settled.
Yesterdays meeting, however, dispelled
this illusion, as all three of the Commits
sioners named a candidate for the place
mentioned-in fact Commissioner La Rue
mentioned six individuals for the position.
who he said had been recommended to
him.
When the board first met everything
seemed to be in promising way for har-
mony, as Mr.. La Rue was chosen perma-
nent chairman without opposition He
made a few remarks, thanking his as
sociates for the compliment, and promis-
ing to do his whole duty while he held the
position, and then called for nominations
for secretary.
Dr. Stanton was the first to respond with
name, and he gave that of Samuel New
man, which was Immediately followed by
Commissioner Clark naming the in
cumbent, James V. Kelly. Chairman
La Rue placed in nomination John Mark
ley, and added that he would also name r.
y. Cravens of Sacramento, c. B. Pressby of
Santa Rosa, C. B. Wakefield of Eel Dorado,
Mr.. Knox of Napa and Mr.. de Laguna as
gentlemen who he had been assured were
well qualified for the position.
The first ballot resulted in each Commits
sloner supporting the candidate named by
him, Newman Kelly and Marley each
winning one vote, whereupon DR.. Stanton
suggested that another ballot be taken.
Chairman La Rue thought that this would
be wise move and offered the suggestion
that matters would be simplified if one of
his associates would change his mind.
The second ballot was of no more avail
than the first, however, and after little
hesitation 1t was agreed that the matter
should go over until the next meeting.
Similar action was also taken relative to
the appointment of bailiff and stenog-
rapher, as 1t was not desired TO take any
steps toward their appointment until the
tied.
1t was agreed that the board should, for
the present, meet on the second and fourth
Wednesday of each month.
The proposed special rate on flour and
grain, now pending before the commission,
was ordered placed on file, and the board
ADJOURNED until Wednesday, January %.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR STREET.
After Funeral Services the Body is
Sent East,

The funeral of G. w. Street, the Young
United States naval constructor who came
to this coast only four weeks ago and sue
cumbed to pneumonia Friday last. was
held at his late residence. BIB Baker street
yesterday at 80 P. NJ.
All the naval attaches of the city were
present including the officers of the Union
Iron Works. The naval constructors
office was closed yesterday and flags were
displayed at the yards at half mast. The
remains were sent East for intirment.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
CLOAK DEPARTMENT!
LADIES' JACKETS
Ia
ST. So So reduced
Beach.
with silk or satin
EACH
Give colar .wob$9 and$1 t.
$780,
of
O;
LADIES CAPES

LADIES' CAPES
=.
silk hoods, worth So and $6 reduced TO
"A $780,
La Chos velvet collars trimmed
rthS reduced
$1,000
Drown militia
"A $500.
Baltic good quality Plush with
will be offered at $15 EACH
$500.
ARTER DOUBLE CAPE Of fine grade seaet lined with heavy
coll
Si - at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

Banner Mark, 2:17a, able to beat seven;
Kentucky Girl, eligible to beat ten; Blue
Grass Fanny, eligible to all classes, able to
beat fifteen this year, and thirty other
promising young stock, broodmares. etc.
are donated by t. E. Moore, the Cedar
Stock Farm, Shawhan, KY, to customers
who purchase his new herb remedy for
81 TO- which is guaranteed to take imme-
date effect and cure rheumatism, indiges-
ton; regulates the system, etc. Circulars
explain. Liberal commission to local can
vaSsers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

Italy gives the world wine and silk.
About 90,000,000 pounds of cocoons are
produced every year. Most of the worlds
coral and sponges are produced from italian
waters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

The first notice of the use of coal is in
the records of the Abbey of Peterborough,
England, in the year $50, which mentions
an item of twelve carloads of 'fossiI fuel. !"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

The silver fmines of Potosi, in Bolivia,
have produced over 100000, 900 of precious
metal since their discovery. The rubber
supply is inexhaustible and of excellent
quality.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

Gold Dust 90 to i, Cnlqulto lou 10 l.
900 THIRD RACE-Flve and half furlongs;
900. selling; purse S400.
Ind. Horse. weight. jockey: St 1s Str. Fin.
32s ADJ P. 100 (61over)... 81 An 212
(325) The Judge. lO4 iChornJ,...3 Pa ga 343
$3.50 B Bh5S aSn nricls5 s. q
's9s Tlsss5aa' Is, IS {susselI, - ): $54 8
(32D Bridal Veil. ! 06 (E. Cochrane)7 8
Fair starr. Won handily Time 1:2Os4 Win
ner. chestnut colt, by Duke of n orfolk- Carman.
Betting: Carmel 8 TO 1, Abb P 8 to 2. The Judge
to 5, Faro 25 60 l, Flagstaff 100 to 1. Bridal
Veil 10 to 1. Blue Banner 10 10 /, Good Bye to
/, Red Pat 20 to l.
ooQ FOURTH RACE : Three-year-old aud
Ooo. upward, non-wlnners at this meeting ;
purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey st. Al Str Fin
273 Hawthorne. 16 IF. Carr. 5 II IL II
S1s Robin Hood, No. 2 l04 o
a5s Nf lGaGFnl 81 iBaiisfj J. & & 81
321 Zaragoza, lo2 (E. Cochrsne)2 Al .
Good start. Won easily. Time. 1:4S34. WIN
Betting: Hawthorne IL to 5. Robin Hood No.
g 4 to 5, Niagara 80 TO 1, Royal Flush to lara
$40 FIFTH RACE = Six furIongs selling;
O4U. purse $500.
Ind. Horse. weight, jockey. st. u Str Fin.
S26 st. Adams, IS e. coch-,
s2s ss sadd, 90 Nv. Flynn Ia IS 8 e
3z9 Barcaldine, IS Or, Isoml...4 II II Sns
326 Experiment geld. lO2 (Mc-
sa5 m 4g Charm. 81 5ol..ry; % g q t =
(sl6) Martinez, 10l (Chorn)......2 81 5h
Fair start. Won easily. Time. 1:zs. Winner,
bay gelding, by Faisetto-Cruci6x.
Betting: st. Al bans TO l. Seaside to 5, Bar
caIdine TO = Martinez to /, My Charm II to /.
Experiment gelding lot }.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

Do YOU like the Mckinley tariff or the
other kind? Everybody likes food cooked
with Dr. Prices Baking Powder.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15

The United States manufactures more
iron, steel, copper and lead than any other
country on the globe, Great Britain being
a little ahead on zinc and tin.
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SiZes educ rom
A S1kea d-54B
A sc I'd
a t4c ard
A kp
C arh-GOOD COTTON BATTING rolls.
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CIacquer 10 TO !, johnny Payne % to /, Talbot
clifton 10 to l, imp. Empire TO L. Banjo q TO i,
Gold Dust so to /, Chiquiro $50 to l.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
AFTERNOON srss,ox-g.so.

Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board Yesterday:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-15
BoAkr -AL1s.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday
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CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT CLEARANCE SALE!


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that attracted ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Frank Phillips brought BACK TO
Fredcricbsburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August 10
Cspecial)-Frank Phillips. who stands
indicted on the charge Of forgery. which
Is alleged to have occurred about three
wears ago. and who was arrested In
Hartford. Conn. last Monday. arrived
hero to-day, in charge OF Ofhcer koblh-
Son who went 20 Hartford Thursday.
Phillips in an interview with your cor
vasnondent this evening, stated that his
denarture from this city was due TO his
inability TO meet his obligations, ana
the excessive interest he was iorced 10
pay on money borrowed. on one note
Of uco he claims 10 have paid $3.50 In
terest every thirty days. and on announcer
Of a like amount SIS per annum. on
note for 80 he paid at the rate of S675
ner month. This and his expenses were
mare ne claims, than he was making
and. i'm order TO stop such interest be
left. His intention, however, he said
was 10 pay all his Obligations as soon as
ne could make the money. He said That
since his departure he had paid of seve-
raj claims Phillips. up 10 HIS leaving,
bore a good character, and for several
wears had carried the mails 10 and from
the trains.
A SUPPOSED WAR RELIC.
Mr.. John F. Alsop. Of the county,
brought TO the city to-day a daguerro-
tyne OF a man and woman, which was
found recently near his residence. The
spot where IL was found was the camp
inc-ground Of a number of Mississippi
and Georgia troops during the war, ana
the picture is supposed TO have been lost
bv some member Of one Of the companies.
II is well preserved. and represents the
subjects sitting side by side.
PERSONAL.
Grand Commander James p Corbin ano
Mr. A. b. Boots, of This city. VIII attend
tbe grand conclave Of knights Templars'
which meets In Boston.
lanes y. Thompson Will leave Monday
70 attend the State Dental Association
which meets at this White sulphur
Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
CREME MASONIC HALL.
VIII he Dedicated >hortiy-ihe
contested Eicction--'erson"i'

Wfll ne
contested Eicction--Pcrsonni.
cPEWE. VA, August 1o.(Special)-
Tho new Masonic Temple has been com
rlotcd. and the Blue Lodge held It's first
,,ootin, I'm the hall Thursday night The
h,,l1inp is owned by the three Masonic
bodies knights Templar. Royal Arch
C,hoptcr. and Blue Lodge. IL VIII be
dedicated on August Both. at which time
Grand senior Warden r. T. W. Duke, OF
charlottesville, will make an address.
After the address a banquet VIII be
served. The building, which is one OF
the most attractive in our town, Is TWO
stories high. 1t has a store-room ana
a banquet-hall on the first floor, ana
large hall and ante-rooms on the second
floor. In the tower is a large circular
window OF colored glass. on which are
engraved various Masonic emblems.
WILL. APPEAL.
In the contested-election case for tho
Office of Sheriff In this (Nottoway) county.
in which the Court decided In favor OF
Mr.. T. NJ. Jones Democrap, an appeal
will be taken by Mr.. II. II. Dyson the
Republican contestant. to the CIRCUIT
Court. which meets in September.
Since the advent Of summer, when
brings so many visitors TO our town ana
vicinity. dances, lawn parties. and hay
rides are the order OF the day, or
rather. literally speaking order of the
night \ party of young people went
on "A hay-ride Thursday night to The
Grove" the home OF Mr.. X. w. Tuggle'
near Blackstone. where they were pleas
antly entertained
Mr.. a. L. Woody has been elected
member Of our Town Council. 70 MI the
unexpired term of Captain c. b. Armes'
deceased.
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel ID. Dawes, OF
Richmond, who are staying at Raven
wood" IN. beautiful home of Mrs. l.. j..
TucRle. will in "A few days leave for
Canadian trip.
Misses Minnie Lee and Kate Drewry
Of Manchester. are visiting MISS Nellie
Tuggle. ut The Grove"
Miss Mary Meade Bernard and MISS
Juliette Mann, Of Petersburg are the
guests Of Mrs w. II. Mann, at Motto
way Courthouse.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Thornton. OF
Richmond. who are at Ravenswood'
will leave the early part of next week
for old Point Comfort
Miss Nellie Tuggle and Miss Mary
Goodwin visited Miss Emma Boisseau last
week.
Miss Halle Halter. Of Dynchhurg, who
has been visiting friends here, has lef'
TO yfslt her uncle. Major Long, near NOT
toway Falls.
Nlr' and Mrs Peterson GOODWIN. OF
Houston, Texas. who have been on a
visit to the family Of Judge Charles IT,
Goodwin have returned home.
DR.. John Kuyk, of Richmond, who is
X.
Of Blackstone. was in town last week.
Miss Linda Young. of Portsmouth
who has been visiting her sister MIS-
r.. +. Gayle. has left for Lunenburs 10
visit her friend. Mrs. w f.. Neblett'
Mr.. Thomas L. Morton, of Farmviile'
is spending n few days with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel Nicholson.
Mrs. Hiram Burkholder has returned
from A stay with friends in Radford.
Mr.. Joe Noteworthy, of Norfolk Is
again with us.
Mrs. Charles +. Collier. OF Petersburg
o.bo has been on visit 10 Miss Emma
Boisseau, has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

night was greatly enjoyed. and ne was
urgently requested to repeat his Visit
her. before long. This he promised 70 90
in october. just before he starts Tor
Texas - - 49,
Ent few OF our people had ever heard
the Judge before, and they were COM
,Je,clv captivatcd by him.
,,,ia Matte. the child OF DR. w. NJ
Uode. of your city. died at Mrs. Blairs'
his mothers, last night. aoout II O'Clock
Of cholera infantum. She had bern hang
,,,, between life and death for a week
-, more She viii be buried this after
noon AZ the Presbyterian Cemetery
A negro boy called King Lindsay was
orrested near the Middle Oaks" day
"r two ago for engaging in riot at
The slate-pencil factory. He vas taken
60 charlottesville by Constable j. Brown
ing and. after paying the costs OF arrest
etc. was released
Mr. ". G. Farrar left this morning Tor
bis home. in Norfolk, after a few days
,.islt 10 his old home, here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
"Tur STEERING COMMITTEE"
II. UnavaiIinE Attempt to Hoi"
Meeting Yesterday.

ROANOKE, VA. August lc-(spe-
c,al)-General James A. Walker and
W. F. Simpson came here to-day to meet
Rush Miller and Judge Buford. to hoiu
q meeting of "the Steering Committee
appointed at the Petersburg cohieiehee
The last-named gentlemen did not ap-
,e,r and no meeting was held. Gene
raj Walker In an interview said that the
nurpose of the meeting was TO organize
the committee and discuss the pfe'inii"-
arv work Of the campaign.
Messrs Walker and Simpson TOOK
advantage Of the opportunity 10 do some
missionary" work. and their rooms at
the hotel were crowded with the repre-
sentatiyes Of the various elements In This
city.
Walker. In discussing the "honest-elec-
lions" movement. said that they were not
fighting the Democrats, and that no Dem
ocratic candidate who would pledge him
self TO support the Petersburg bill would
be opposed by them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Laugh and grow Fat.

You shall do both, even If you are
s,obsided, pallid, woe-begone dyspeptic.
n YOU reinforce digestion. insure the con-
Version of food into rich and nourisgng
blood, and recover appetite ana sleep
yator of health, strength. and flesh, Hos
letters Stomach Bitteys. which also rem
edies malarlal. kidney, and rheumatic
trouble, nervousness. constipation ana
bilinusDag&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
CARPET PRICES.

We measure for any Caipet,
make, and hold them until wanted.
Wilton yalour. usual best price, 40
ROYAL tSl Wilton's, usual best, price s2%
Axminst f3 usual $3.50 for 81.
Noquettes. usual Sl.5, for SOC, "a.
ADMINISTER Moquettes. usual 81, FOL, o9c.
Body Brussels. frame, usual sl'"'
Body a3g BRUSSELS. usual N.25, for SO O., 600
Tapestry Brussels usual usual r. 49, for 5Nr
Tapestry Brussels, usual CSC, LOT SC
Kidderninster 3-ply. usual 'oc., Tor f9c q,
ATWOOD Ingram usual l5c., ior 90. o. ~ AZ,
Extra super Ingram, usual 'oc., IoI 'oc'
sinner ingrain. usual COO, for sc.
soc Ingram for &c. ~. ,,s,,ai Z, IL
Wilton MI Valour Velvet Rugs usual S.
pe apl wilton Rugs, usual s2.75' for
velvet si;%i Door Rugs. fringed all around
rn uSu1r Dr,,egets. usual 1926. for $50
.IaDanese Hand-Made. Largest SIZE
Room Druggets, usual price. SO, Tor
sinai, sizes, usual 500. for $40
japanese Hand-Mad Rugs usual Wv
black l0rk japanese Coat Rugs ruD. usual
$3.50, for Via.
SO pieces of Fancy Mating
bought in the lot will be sold choice
of any for I214c. Some were
wholesaled by Dimick as high as
SOC. yard.
o. pieces of Floor Oil-Cloth and
Linoleum bought at this auction
sale will be sold during the week
as soon as can be gotten resdy.
COTTON FABRICS.
We sell at one half price our
own stock as well as other mer-
chants in order to close. Monday
at q o'clock will be placed on sale
six thousand three hundred yards
of Printed Scotch Lawns. Printed
India Linens. and Printed Japan
Checks. The minimum value OF
these has been S15o., choice oil
any for 23lc.-only at retail.
loc Canton Flannels for &c a yard.
az. White Shaker Flannel oil hehe'
wide. Tor lVc. EdIh
"a lie Shaker Flannel for J-5c.
| Zoe. White Wool Flannel for Il l-Zc'
Thousands OF yards OF Wash Goods
| French Printed Cashmeres, Icncl
Sateens. Fine French Gins MANS
Gauze Zephyrs. Nankeen CreponetteS
All and every yard was made 70 sci
Cor IL IL. l6 SO. 10. and 2ic.-choice o.
| mi these for S-fc. yari.
| Beautiful French Piqucs, were 10 Z'0c'
| are TO be closed for Lie. -,
| Solid olored Dress Duck, also LigD
Grounds, in striped effects, fer Lie
| 10 close. p,.,
&c. Apron Checks. in all colors, foi
79xeo Bieached Sheets. closing for iOc.
Sx9O best quality Bleached Sheets 10
soc.
3, dozen more Pillow-Cases Tor 55-ic
solid Colored Yellow organdle, wa
lS :-sc., closing for SIC.
From 10 to II o'clock.
1.5oo yards SBc. Brown Cotton
| for sc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
CHAPERONED EXCURSION TO OLD
POINT

by the Richmond Young Wornen's Chris.
ian Temperarce Union for the benent 4
~ The cot fund Old Dominion Hospital.
THURSDAY. August Is. 1885. Whole
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at s'S9 4; NJ;
ricketa For sale BY J. A. Morris, Us east
BROAD street: T. ". Chelf. Third and
Main streets: Park-Place Pharmacy, Bel
yldere and Main streets: schoens
Eleventh and Main street. ana AZ TRAM
an i-7l1l3ii-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
RACK DRESS FABRICS.

1t may sound strange to say that
YOU are saving one half the cost on
buving these in August. Maybe
the difference will be more. Only
the best sold here.
1-i-yard-wlde Finest SIX Warp Tai
feta. worth Sl.2J a yard. for S?c.
plain and Figured Mohaiss, lowest usual
selling price &C. for sc. -
I S.s-yard.w wide Priestley Rough, Wide
Waie Serge. 81 40 grade, for ,5c.
io.inch Black Striped Armures. &c.
grade. for i5c.
All Priestley Serges that were marked
nm TO S2c-none less than Ia yards
wide-to be closed at 32c.
highest grade of Lubin's Henrietta, 10
Inches wide, selling usually for S.2o,
for 75c. yard.
When Cohen's say /" cheap"
though the prices may be cranky,
the qualities are always right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
GO WITH THE OLD boys ExCUR-

TO WASHINGTON AUGUST nth.
Train leaves head OF. Broad street
AZ ii.20 p. NJ. and returning leaves Wash
ington at II 80 Monday night. Fare for
round-trip. $40. -.
Good accommodation for white people.
Tickets for sale AT tram ana by Nof-
man Jacobs at Union depot. au s-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
ro x,.GAnA AND TORONTO.

Excursion under the auspices o! tho
,adies OF the Retreat for the SICK Leas-
ing Richpond AUGUST Inst. stops AZ
Washington. Watkins Glen, and R0ehes-
Ter Fare. including board and drives,
so. Apply At the Retreat. o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
THE COHEN co
AMUsEMENTs.
The Great Farclcal Success.
.u,EanuEN'S EIOPEME>T"
EXCLUSIONS. PIC-NICs, &c.
,Asr EXCURSION oF THE SEASON,

LAST EXCURSION OF THE sEAsoN'
10 OLD POINT, by the ladies Of Grace.
Street Baptist church. THURSDAY
MORNING. August I'D. Train leaves
Chesapeake and Ohio depot at eto a. NJ.
Leaves Old Point after dress parade IN
ths fort RouDd-trip, only 81. Tickets for
sale by committee and at train: $500,