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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
The chic Democracy.

The great state Of Ohio has taken po-
sn.0n in favor Of sound money. II Is
true there was nothing very creiitable
TO the Ohio Democratic STATE Convention
in the silver resolution which il took
from the Chicago platform and rcaiiirme :,
That was evasive action. That reso-
luton was reported from the Committee
on tn Platform because that committee
did not know when it made Its report
how the convention stood on that SUBJ
ject. We reproduce here tho Chicago
silver resolution Of lS2 1t is as fol-
low;
we hold to the use Of both
gold ana silver a. the standard
money of The country. and 10 the coinage
OF both gold and silver. without discrimi-
mating against either metal or charge for
mintare. but the dollar unit Of coinage of
both metals must be- of equal intrinsic
and exchangeable value or be adjusted by
international agreement or by such safe
guards OF legislation as shall insure the
maintenance 81 the parity Of the two
metals and the equal power Of every dol
lar at an times iu the markets and in
the payment Of debts. and We demand
that the paper currency shall be kept al
par with ana rcdeemahle in such coin. We
Insist upon this policy as especially ncces-
eqrv for ;h. protection o. the farmers
and laboring classes the first and most
defcnceless victims Of unstable money
and fiuctuating currency"
This resolution. ~ We have often said.
means nothing. What the Ohio Demo
Gratis favor is indicated In the vote Of
f95 T. 20 on tn, question Of substituting
the minority report on the platform for
the majority report II may be added
that they loudly applaudei when Mr..
Cleveland's name was mentioned by
Senator Erice. as they ala when the
Scnasr touched upon the money question.
The convention did not content itself
with rcafrming the action Of the Chi
cago convention Of 1872. but a roll-call
was ordered and fair and square vote
was taken upon the following free-sil-
yer resolution, and the resolution was
defeated. as We have said. by a majority
% rs.
I'VE demand the immediate restoration
of the law providing for the free-coin-
axe and lcgal-tender power Of both
gold and silver coins, without discrimi-
nation against either metal, as provided
In the Constitution and without await
ing ihe consent Of England or any other
foreign nation"
We say this resolution was defeated
by "A vote Of Us 10 27O. or by 25j majority.
There can be no doubt hereafter as
q where Ohio stands. We know 1t will
be said that this result was brought about
by the emissarlcs OF tn administration
or in other words by o!lice-holders. But
in this case. as In 50 many others. Tho
Cd saying IS true that whoever excuses
accuses himself" If tn convention
which assembled In Springfield on wed
nosday d.d not represent the Democracy
of Ohio. that grand Democracy Is Win
out a representative.
The result In ohio was foreshauo"e'
A., MIA, WAS done in the late Democratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
FIGHT wIrH = BURGLAR.
Ncw york Merchant Has Close 'aii
at Ills Clifton Homo.

\ Paterson. y. f.. special SAYS lneo-
I.re y. Price. q New Nork merchant.
had an exciting experience to-day WIN
a I'D -keI burglar. The Prices I've I'D
he fa-.t house in clifton suburb ~
Paterson. IL was 800 4. 81. when Mrs.
Price was awakened ty noise 90 her
.,lro.m. She aroused ner husband. who
Jumped out II bed ana struck mttcn.
4 voice from 'te doorway rtrrniy c.n-
manleI: Don't shoot. or you're dead
man" Nr. Price slW tie is1re OF
masked man az the door TIE burglar
had "a revolver in his hand with the muz-
q. directly on line with Mr.. Price 8
eye. lie fired. but the bullet struck MIR.
prices loff hand. Price mad large
r.aster match-slle in his right hand.
This he threw az the burglar. striking
him on the face and knocking OF his
mask. Price reached the bureau, secure u
mis- revolver and nrol several shots. Tie
burglar returned the FIRE. and for several
minutes ms.llade was kept up. When
Prices supply a. bullets was exhausted
the burglar worked down The stairway
10 the lower A0or whore he was Joined
bv a confederate. who had devoted his
time q appTopratlng siNerware and
iewelry. ON his way down stairs. the
more desperate burglar continued his
firing until the ceiling was perforated
with bullets The thieves succeeded in
escaping. although they lett Ii tran Of
blood behind them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

state Convention In Kentucky. We ho-
,tooa our =. aders before that convention
was held that n failure TO carry IL lo'
free silver would Toe IN fact de'ea' i''"'
which the free-slver men could h'N''
recover. Add ohio TO kcniuchH' ""
York. Pennsylvania. the New hns''""
states. and other states whose le'""-
Gratis are known - he In faNoi VI
"sounl money" and opposed 10 free S'''''
and the prospects for tie free-slIV'''''S
niue, he conceded to be not bright by
on, means. This result IA Ohio cannot
but be regarded as disastrous 10 'n"Se
gentlemen. Would that they would al
arree 10 compromise upon cooperative
colnagc-ihat is. upon international free
coinage Of silver at the ratio Of 10 to !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Tho democratic state Convention OF
ohio odontei on Wednesday last reso-
,u,,on. So ex-Governor Campbell SAID III
advocating IL. which was intended TO no.
t,fy the incoming Congress that me re'-
ple Of the United states demanded los''-
Iation which would drive Great "i''''"
ont OF venezuela. and that they "ei'
not prepared to lle down and ''''" '"'
British lion 10 put his paws upon them
In other words. the resolution was oe-
clarotlon that the convention viewed win
alarm the armed invasion by rre'''
Britain - friendly country ana IN
sisted upon the enforcement OF ne Mon
roe doctrine.
From the first we have stood oy 'ne
Monroe doctrine as far as possible. we
never. however. had any fears that our
government would neglect its duty III
the premises. supported as the reso'u'
ton was by Governor Campbell. the A'-
nin,.traticn nominee for Governor. ana
NV so large majority IN the c"hN'"-
tion il may b. set down as part oi
the Democratic creed in ohio. Nay'
not in ohio only. hu, wherever there
are sound Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
THE COHEN co.

II n,irs ~ White and Tan Taneta
Gloves. CSC value. i2Rc, \ pair. ,-
10 pairs Of 50c. Black SIX Gloves i''
Q I nairs Of White chamois Gloves. value
81. for tic. pair
Special clearance sale OF all o1dS
and ends in the Housefurnlshlng
Department, comprising hundreds
of pieces of China, Glass, Wooden
ware, Oil and GaS-otoVeS, m
ware, Lamps, ETC., which WI De
sold at about $50. on the dollar.
Handsome Bamboo BOOK o,Eo or = MUSIC
I Northumberland OaN Parior lock
or uphcletere7i in silk tapestry 'H"h"l-
IS damaged AZ $50 ,...t-,
of those Large Rattan 'onilDi' ti',bti,,
with large arms zone arm shshuy
Ism,ctJ in ehinrneni). AT 81 -
| Fine oak Rocker. carved blcK' ~
Thereafter seat. was $40 'badly
u Iot fttsnds9me Imported Jard.nler.s.
cripp.d and damaged. sold al a. fL'o'
and s. for - ana a"o- ~
Extra Larse-Size stone 'i"'N9 ~ ''~'
, snail Iot Of PLAIN White and Deco
rated cups and Saucers ~ 20 r
Large Washsiand Pitchers WamaseA
a covered tyG,; ' Vegetables Dishes FUN size,
a, BE from 5Dc.
II Hand.omely-D Decorated Dresden Pic
,iIre- Frames at soc. choice, from N.S
a I'sree Is-lnch Meat Dishes slightly
chup-,D at l5c., from CSC ,,
Nicclv-Decoratel Dinner set. should
have io2 pieces pieces short at S''.'
: Iarse Glass Bowls. pretty frostei pat
&
lot Fine Goblets. Water Tumblers.
cream Pitch rs. sugar Dishes. Nap
pics. Fruit SaUcors. VINEGAR Bottles,
butter Dishes and Egs cups at &c.
II only only steel Hatchety. with nail-puller
attached regular price pc. at -.
brighton Conee-Mils at l5c regular
% peckages Medicated Toilet-Paper,
wrappers torn. al &c., from ic.
only Fine Distinguishes az l'c'
6 Si'' - pixbys Royal Shoe Polish
+ gie l., s-Proar rowelracks at &c.
10, of Scrlhting- Brushes. tlotn e
Brushes. ana Shoe-Brushes at &C. from
10 and re.
. Large Round Fruit and Jelly Straih-
ers az &c.. from l.c
/ ! lot Of Small Covered Saucepans and
Buckef- ~ 30. each .,.
! s Iarg--Siz- Bl0ck-Tin pish-Pans 'lthl'
e,D ~ &c.. from % and Sc
! . only half-galion Cofee-'ots ar -,
! large lot Of Sheet-lrOn Roasting Pans
am sizes. NJ Joe. choice
Large Heavy Tin Wash-Boiier'
slightly dente,l al DOC. from zoe.
lot OF BlOcl-Tin. Long HandlF stew
pans. i-quart size ~ &c. eacn.
lot ~ Fine Fancy Scrap-Baskc's n
1-c.. from - and roc
lot Of Fine Bohemian Fruit Nut. -
hd. and other fancy pieces, that SOLO
from s. % 70 49, AZ ,Nc. choice.
small lot Of Granite Pie Plates. Long
Handle Spoons, and Cake-Turners a
4 Targe Granlte-Iron coffee and Tea
pots. larg. Size. at DE.
; Iarge-Size Graulte-Iron MIX or fui
ding-Pans A. l5c. .,,,
6 oak Flre-Scrccns. silkoline h.lins
slightly scratched. AZ SOC. from 'ie.
1 lot Iamp-Shale Paper. cige- s.i-i ~
torn from handling az l1'. per ro.-
> only Best-Quaiity B-ass-Blrner o.l
stoves az DC. from '"c.
Just received another shl0men
of those large Rattan Rocking
/ Chairs with llrge flat arms, fans,
high back, at SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMfAN''

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subscribers nj FIFTEEN ChN - -
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months: 81 80 Tor three moh'ns, ~
me month. Price per copy GEMS,
the WEEKLY DISPATCH III -
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The SUNDAY DlStkT "' cav
,r,ur,,. or 75c for six n.on'hs'
Subscriptions IN all cases p'S.p :" ,S
vanc,. ana no paper continues aver IA
.x,irs,ion OF the time pad lot. -"
,ost-ocice moncy-order. check OF 50
tered letter. Currency sent by mn
hc a, the risk OK the sender. Suoso -.
wishing their posi-ofhce ohahsea -,
GIVE ;hcir old as well as the'f "e"
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
InncIN Nnihcns Orgnnike.

A Poughke,psle -. - special says:
An ORGANIZATION has been formed 10y
some OF the young ladies ~ poughkeep-
sic. called the Lonely Maidens." The
sole qualification for membership is that
the candidate must be without lover.
II a member gets sweetheart she IS
expelled The L. Ms" had picnic at
Chestnut Grove this afternoon, and,
though no gentlemen were invited male
friends OF the members who went there
were made welcome. The society is made
up Of the brightest and prettiest girls IN
the. CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

4 Washington correspondent writes that
II is said in Washington that The silver
Democrats are anxious 20 return within
party lines. Let them walk in and hang
up their hats. All they ha,e 10 do 10
restore themselves TO good standing is
10 adopt as their motto. Democrats first
s,verites afterwards. "-Iilchmond Dis
patch.
Many Of them. we are glad 70 say have
meyer broken traces. They have done all
their fighting within their party lines
and those who have strayed or can come
hack and initiate their example. There
eboula bc no division IN thu Democratic
nartv simply because q difference Of oqin-
ION exists on the monetary question
Fredericksburg star
You are right; and the Democratic
masses are right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

We are still inclined TO the opinion
that AT the proper time Hon. Fitzhugh Lee
viii ascertain that his financial views are
in accord with those Of tn other able
gentlemen who are holding ifeieTal
Offices Washington Post.
The Post WRONGS General Lee. II did
not see the following paragraph In the
Dispatch Of yesterday
General Lee made a speech in Roanoke
during the O'Ferrall campaign. which was
distinctly sound-money speech. Iheie
ls no reason to suspect that his VI vs.
have changed since then.-iioanokc NorlA.
Besides. General Lee Is one OF the las'
men in the world 10 profess to hold opin-
ions which he does not hold. lie couldn't
do H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

The Richmond Dispatch is now due
Judge Con- an apology for the wanton
attack made upon him several weeks
ago. when the Judge i'm the discharge Of
his sworn duty. granted an Injunction in
the South Carolina registration case.
The Judge granted that Injunction upon
the presentation Of prima facie case.
the complainant was entitled thereto. ana
the charge Of political bias against the
Federal Judge was as reckless as II was
unjust. Now. uuon q full hearing Of
the case. Judge Gofl In a mas;erful man
ner renders decision dism!ssing the
said case.-Wytheville Herald.
But he was not a convert from the er-
ror OF his ways. On the contrary. in
his opinion he took great care to let It
be known that he thought the United
states Circuit Court Of Appeals in error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Tho annual report Of President ingalls,
Of the Chesapeake and ohio railway.
svnopsis Of which appears IN another
column ~ the Dispatch this mornlns'
makes most gratifying showing not only
for m. road. but for the Industries along
H. line. Among other things President In
gals says:
.rb.~e are many things which afford
announcement atl.he tliiIe Of writing TINS
repart such furnaces along The line H7
have been closed for tn JAS, TWO yea"
a.. r.s,inlirs work. the coke ovens. whir"
haze h..n shut down. are all 1T work.
and M o. is distinct and positive i'm
provcm,nt IN the local business or inc
line both i'm passengers and freight.
Inlooa are these cheering words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Mr.. Campbell said on Wednesday be-
fore he was nominated for Governor OF
Ohio that there was a mission before the
democrats Of Ohio next fall. that OF
achieving victory which should eiectrHy
the whole country.
Well. Governor the mission has In large
part been intrusted 10 you. VIII you per-
form IL? We know you viii If you can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

ChlNren's Socks. Tan Isles. We're &c.
Cii.lrrns Fast-I.lck Ribbed Hose. fun
regular &c. quality. pairs for lic.
Ladies 0c Hsihr.gsan Hose, s7 :
and ST.. fer -sc.
Ladies Tan fs.. Hose for e.. a pair.
ladies' Fast-Black Drop-Stitch, l-i2c.
GRADE fO~ ...
Ladies Sf4s six Hose. faded by window
show for -H.. a. falr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

The lesson taught by the disastrous
fan u the Gumrey Hotel in Denver. ana
the Coliseum building in Chicago. seems
TO be that houses which are too tall
are too dangerous. Now that every city
has electric cars or other sire tears
tayersing It's streets al a high rate of
speed there il no necessity for econo-
MIXING ground. There Is an Abundance
Of land everywhere almost or IN almost
every city, t. build houses upon. which
do not contain within thems Ives TIE
elements Of their own destruction.
These remarks apply TO houses built all
over their owners land as well as 10
houses from ten to twenty stories high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Astronomer Swift. Of the Echo Noun
tain observatory. California. has discover
81 a new comet. It is IN the constellation"
pisces. but beyond this there is nothing
hshy about the story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
CARPET

Tarestry-Brussel Carpets. 70 - yards.
an mat were up 10 o3c., FOR 5ic.
yard
Body brussels. including any bordering.
IN lengths o - yards, were up 10 Sl.lo,
for Gre.
Velvets and Moquettes T. . yards
for 10 t. .-rf-not one hall usual cost.
sample Rugs and 'ii ones. also.
= Irucgots ~ remnant prices.
Terra Gotta ~ Green tow-Shafes,
with spring rollers, were &c. eacn'
o for -sc.
Remnants q Mattnes. j. 70 lo-yari
rlec-s. f.r > Anl llc. tarl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
LADIES' READY-MADE DRESS
IS, CAPES, ETC.

Ladies' Capes, were up to $-s9. choice
1.Sf..s, canes. were up 10 S7j. for 81
I,aiics' Duck Suits. were Up 10 $40.
Lit. Pique Suite. were s725. FOR a ~
ladies' W0rsted suits were up - $i-.'|,
for $50 80,
for fuc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Mems Linen Colorei- Borierei Hem
efftchal H4r1klr.hiefs. We're &c.
manufacturer imierfect.on), for &c.
G. I.4i.s' White Sheer Hemstltched
Han ikerchieis. were To Joe. for &C.
each
T.4i.r-' color -Bo-iorel He'gsti,ched,
were %. far o.. each.
Ialir.' Fine French H1rt-Embroiderei,
,l-r. la. L. LIZ DL-L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

Tobacco was erratic in New York yes
tcrday. but succeeded In closing rs per
cent. higher than II opened. when Is
doing very well under the circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
Attainment Doesn't Count. Prices Talk
AT
THE TOWER.

-, r,,..l f-eesc-s for Draperies.
b,Al''-'i
l. -, -. et,r,r au sizes. IN Black S25.
cret9ns' pre'''e7' o.''-''S' -
rt-o- .o- fancy work. high colors.
Art l-"e'.' '''
20 .u ~. siaa charge e.
F-rusTes W
It'll. Covers .arI square. pc.
Chehi.,, -, r,
sahai Russ 'N' e., @,
sakai Rugs oA'. F'. s.s,., so-o
IN-i'-', -. ..
Ii-s7ei N'-'
lirmp '4.l s,.,
h.s.,.' - ,.,-rats sold NJ s)c..
All " OOH 4''--'''''
~" 1..-.t. C..r,.r.s r.,rl,..l p .vu o. f."
g .-e- W.. I'm Bue. B.alk, Tan.
,, ~ "a sf-- e. SO
~. .,,ii.... A.
- 60, q,
Be- c,,.,o.e 2r..c.
>, c,.tr- Waists. fr.
= 7,,'' v.tlf' I-..,rei e-c.
~ .,..-. r.,4r-.f .-il.ach. T. Sl-3c.
,l-vo,l Skirts. all c0.9rs.
.,
80 ,..-,i.~..l r,l,,~ars ~, g. g -. SD
,.'.... re-. ,-f.+ss f,r wrappers. i.c
~. 1nsl-t,. r-rhla1ch-i Domestic, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office AMI Lse' i'.
''1 City DIVISION. Office Man 1928
streets. Telephone III ....,r.5
Toion Dly.son. Office @ea'. -
ga = .treets. Telephone g.
IN Manchester Office, semme' l'.-
i', ~ and mcanlesrcnt L.6n'' 81
-, -. liver Al reasonable riis
tlectric-Lisht Wiring spe,''...', d.
Parties desiring Electric I's ~. 5,
Power by notifying the nam o,', r,'l
mail or telephone Will De waite -
hv a representative Of The eon'P-a"
~ al ]0-tl
~OOK AND JOB WORN NJ ss1,,p
SVVm n,,i'Tso Az rnE pISgArCh f'''''
~ ADuSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
ADVERTISING RATES.
,rII~ INCH or [ .E~S

vance Is w0rds or !essl.'''''. :,
Above rates are cor everyday OF "N'
ver,isemcn,s running consecuuvely'
Reading notices IN reading-ma',es W
eve lines or less. s.. in nonpaflel ieaoed'
lines or more. ,5c. ,.,o,
card Of rates for more space iurh'sheD
on APPLICATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
:. l-,.,,rr - rAST BROAD

UPTOWN OFFICE. is3 EAST BROAD
STREET ,,-- ,r ,Cr-
WFST-rND OFFICE. PARk-PLACH
pKARMACY. Bely.lere and Nan s ,i'.,
MANCHESTER OFFICE. =" II ~
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
GOSSAMERS.

Chiliren's GOesamcrs, costing ~ anu
75c. for 10 and lJc. each. 49,
Ladies Go-s4mcrs. costing S-..v anu
e44- for 81 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
cInA's ",lAR>F.ILLAIsE.'

There seem 20 be stin some Quaykers III
Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
CUR AIMS.

Fnr lace Curtains for nc. pair.
s. - lac Curtains for 81 - pair.
. pairs Applique Curtains, SO PAIR,
2 pairs irish Point for go. from $lL5o
T pairs Porfi.re- $500. from $50.
. S1fa-plll0Ws -Jc., from ilc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

All letters and toiesrams must oe az
6-e.sss 70 THE DESPATCH CoMPANh-
Rejected communications VIII mol Dc IT.
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
ROTHERT &C.,,
HOme=Makers
of Richmond.

We call your attention TO our large
assortment Of
CARPETS.
Every pattern the newest creation, and
the prices the very lowest. Wilton Vel
vets. Body Brussels. Ne.vets. and Tapes
try Brussels.
Two and Three-Piy Ingram Carpets
prettier and cheaper than ever
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
sIDEBOARDS AND CHINA PRESSES.
PARLOR SUITS IN PLUSH. BEOCA-
TELLE. AND TAPESTRY
COVERINGS.
LACE CURTAINS. PORrIERES. AND
TABLE-CONERS.
In fact, you can furnish your home
from the kitchen 10 the parlor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23

ttrl f.r IT, ID ylrf
wide Chantlly SIX Lace. 81 q, 60
inches wide. prir was UP ID $3.50 -
yard f.r -Hc. 3D. yari
Fanrv Lace. choice ~ the lot for &c.
Most OF them were %.
SHlRT-WAlSTS,
original price % to zoe. choice for &c.
Lsdits' SILK Waists. sizes So to e. were
1916. for $50
lots Of LADIES' AND Chill
DREN'S KNIT VESTS. Larger
quantities are
Chidren's Ribbed Vests > 70 l2c. ones.
any-Whife or Eeru-sizes TO years
radle-. ne. Gauze Vests for loc.
ladies' 5-c Ribbed Isle for 90.
. High-Neck and Lons-sleeVes' Tor
Great lots Of LINENS AND
WHITE GOODS are thrown
among the not-wanted stuiiS AZ
Cohen's Remnant prices.
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
FABRICS.
Hundreds Of good and bad lengths
90 at price.
pieces iG-lnch Black Cashmeres
lengths to g.. yards were DC ior
&c 49,.
SIX and Worsted Black Crepe Cloth'
was I.f2 - yard. FOR Nc. .
F4ncv-Weave Black Dress 'roous' ""S
S.Ij. FOR 15c. "a n.
Black 4G-lnch Eatlsfo was H.S' Tor "c'
lengths > - . yards
finch Henrietta for 5nc was PIC. ~.
Besides many other other pieces Ok
Black and C0lored pieces.
COTTON FABRICS
as they were never closed out be-
fore. Small lots prevent their men
ton here.
Figured Slteens for &C..
French Plsses. Ice. quality FOR &c.
yarl.
French Chamhrays. &C..
lrisn Lawns. 70. yafi.
GauZe Zeghyrs 81.
Dress Gnghams. e..
White Flann.l-. s.. grade, for &c.
Yarl-Wide Brown Cotton, jizc'' .tC''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-23
SHlRT.WAlSTS,

chudr,n's Ribbed Vests to l2c. ones.
anv-Nhite or r. ru-sizes TO years,
for 2c. each.
Tadle-. ne Gauze Vests for loc.
ladies' &c Ribbed Isle for 'c
- High-Ncck and Lons-SleeFes' loF
The herald., 1895-11-24

CHICAGO, Nov. 23. -Tue Armenians
Of the city and vicinity, according to one
OF tneir number, are "hopelcss and des-
psar'e,' and are actively promoting a
movement VIII ich is said to be spreading
over the country, to enlist men to go to
Turkey to prevent the extermination Of
their relatives ana friends. This gentle
man. VINO is believe to be reliable and
weIl-informed, said nearly 1000 men have
already been enlisted in Massaoh us-t it's
and otner New England states. Twenty
have signso the roll in Chicago, and it is
bslieved that at Ieaat 2OO will do so. A
meeting is to be held in this city tomor-
row night to make an appeal to England
to stop the massacras ard 4 It is ineffect-
unl enlisting will commence in earnest.
The centlr lrman said that the Armenians
will not uubnit to their fathers. moth-
ers' and relatives determination. They
were prerari g TO buy arms and go to
Turkey TO h .ht. AS to how they would
get there, he asked how the Cubans got
to Cuba.
The herald., 1895-11-24
A Heavy Gold Shipment

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The steam ip
Champania, which sailed for Liverpool
today, carried .ne Of the largest ship
ments Of gold ever cent from this port.
The shipment consisi ed Of $4,000, 001 in
gold bars and $6.O.0U0 in gold coin. The
gold was not received until o few min
utes before tho departure OF the vessel.
1t was carted from the subtreasury to the
Cunard per IN express wagons, guarded
by four men. Each man had q rife by
his side. 1t took three wagons to trans
fer the treasure to the pier. On the
arrival OF the wagons at the pier they
were driven closeeeo the side Of tue
steamer.
An extra ganpway had been put up for
the use f the msn woo carr ed the sold
aboard the vessel. They re al! id
employees Of the com pany. On the dsck
a rope had be- n stretched from the port
to the staFboard side of the vessel to pre-
vent the pass. ngers and Wis tors from
going within ton feet Of the eoli.
be strong box of the Camnania Is a
steel vaul, butt in the dock OF the vessel.
Its walls are two feet ick and 1t is
guarded by door Of which there are
three lo,ks. he captain carries the key
of ono lock. the pniser anotner and the
cbisf, boatswain the third. To op the
door the three keys NUT be inserted in
the locks at the same time.
The gold is insured.