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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
FLtT-TOP COAL-FIELD.
A Quiet and tneventfui Dny-Gov.
MacCorIsic's Expected visit.

BLUEFIELD, w VA. June 22.-(Spe-
cial)-This has been a quiet and unevent-
full day in the Pocahontas Flat Top coal
field. The loading was light at all the
mines but those that made the start are
holding their ground.
The strikers received two wagon loads
Of provisions to-day which were hauled
across the country from the Chesapeake
and Ohio. They are holding out on the
promise OF liberal aid from the United
Mine Workers Of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Governor MacCorkles visit Monday IS
expected to result in important develop
mentS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

A letter was received by gentleman
In this city yesterday. stating that
Thomas n. Parker alias Frank lockwood
Smith the gold-orck sw,ndier. had sailed
for Europe. Parker took passage for
France, and is supposed 10 be on his
way 10 join the members OF his gang who
are now In that country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Virginia Military InStitute.

LEXINGTON. VA, June 22-(Special)-
The following exercises took place at the
Virginia Military Institute to-day: Morn
ing parade At 8 o'clock; guard mounting
at $50 o'clock signal drill and target
practice at 10 o'clock; G:i5 o'clock i. NJ,
battalion inspection; at $3.50 o'clock i. NJ,
delivery Of the medals TO literary So
CletiaS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
SHIRT AISTS.

Do you know that we have al
ready sold more Shirt.Waists than
during last years entire season ?
lis little wonder, though, conSid-
erlng the high grade, perfect styles.
and moderately small prices.
80 dozen Waists OF Percale. with soft
front, yoke back. large sleeves, laun-
dered collar and cuffs az SOC. each.
See what %. 20, Sc, 81, SIS, and $50
will buy here in waists:
SPECIAL PRICES ON SILK SHIRT
WAISTS for Monday.
20 Ladies' Wash-Silk Waists. exquisite
designs, were $3.50, TO S425-s2. % choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
4 CITY STABLE BURNED.
Supposed Incrndiary Fire Mt Char
Iottc>yiiIe-IeE Brokcn.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, June a.
Special. THE city's stables. located in
the northwestern portion OF the city
were totally destroyed by fire about :
o'clock this morning. There were four
teen horses and mules IN the buildings. six
Of them perishing In the flames. a car
load Of hay. twenty-five barrels or corn
and a great deal Of harness were burned.
Two Of the horses burned were handsome
grays. which were used 10 draw the street
sprinkler. The loss * estimated at %,@l.
No. insurance.
Suspicious OF INCENDIARlSM.
There are strong suspicious Of incen-
diari m. 4 co,ored woman. named Mar
tina johnson. and her son about 10 years
old. were arrested this morning on sus-
plcion. and taken before the Mayor Ihe
evidence developed the fact that the
woman had been repeatedly trespass'ng
upon the city's property, IN spite or warn
ings. and had been heard 10 make threats.
Her case was continued until Monday.
When discovered the ire lad sained
consid srable Roadway and owing 10 4
lack of knowledge Of its exact location
the hose wagon was very much delay
In getting to the scene.
LEG BROKEN.
Jim Caliuborough. colorcd employee
OF the Southern Railway. lad his Left leg
badly shattered yesterday while loading
rail al North Garden. He was brought 10
the hospital in this city.
Mrs +. D. Sibey died at o'clock this
afternoon. after long and painful i'll
ness. She leaves a husband and two chill
dren. Her father. Nr. Fred Hartnagle'
has been very III for month or more,
and now lies at the point Of death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Damage SiiGbt-Iiasc-IIaiI and Greek
Letter Gcrmnn.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2.-(spe-
cial)-A fire occurred last night about
. o'clock in the law-ohice Of Peachy *
Peachy. near the drugstore Of Mr.. Leo.
Henley, Jr., who discovered that the desk
in the Office near the front window was
all ablaze. Several persons were nearby,
and responded to the alarm. Soon the
flames were under control. and the build
.ng, as well as the furniture and costly
library of the Peachy brothers. was saved
Air. \. G. Peachy lost a law-encyclopedia
series OF considerable value and some
papers Of importance.
The building was insured in the Old Mu-
tual, OF Richmond, and belongs 10 Mr.. J..
Henley, Jr.
Some boys, inclined TO sport. last night
hung OFT OF the window on Bruton
church-steople q skeleton belonging TO
the Natural-Science Department OF Will
liam and Mary college. and the bare bones
hanging aloft over the face Of the de-
funct town-c1ock caused considerable
amusement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Rocks Sent Down m Evidence.

Mr.. W. w. Gosden. OF the Planters
National Bank. viii leave for Norfol,
ON Monday as witness In the iibel suit
brought, by Mr.. Massey against the Pilot
Publishing Company. Books and papers
OF the bank. 10 be USE as evidence. ex-
tending through period OF five years,
were shipped by express yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
HOSIERY even less than half.

Ladies' Real Lisle-Thread Open-Work
Trilby Hose. worth S5c. pair-Pink.
SKY, yellow, Lavender Cream, ana
Tan-2Jc. a pair.
Ladies' Fast-Black Full Regular Hose,
worth l9c.
Ladies' Real Balbrggan Full Regular
Hose. worth dc
Children's Full Regular Fast-Black
Hose. worth -jc.
Any of the above az - lie. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
BASE BALL.

Our baseball team, who went this week
to Hampton 10 play the league team OF
that town are loud in their praise of the
courtesy shown them by the boys Of thu
game-cock town. our boys played good
ball. but. as. they were unable 10 take
their full team with them. came OFF So
cond-best. However, the battery-Jone5
and Jones-were the recipients OF hume
rous condiments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

The Alpha Zeta Chapter OF the Kappa
Alpha fraternity Will give a german
Tuesday night in Cameron Hall. and A
banquet afterwards in the Taliaferro
building. Both affairs will, no doubt, be
handsome and largely attended, as this
chapter has u large membership here.
BESIDES. many old members are return
ing to attend.
Anne Eliza Smith, a well-known and
highly-respected old colored woman, died
at her nome here to-day. She had been
employed at the insane hospital for the
past forty-0dd years. and had witnessed
many changes in that institution. The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
SILK SKIRTS.

Paris and London's latest cut.
Pure Taffeta Silk, two toned, inva-
rious shadings. Cost the importer
IS, our price to-day will be S2.9S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
GURNEYPATENT REFHiaL-
HhTORS.

II is generally undeFS'col ST."
next 10 economy o. ice the r.>.
important requisite Of q Ps:.e-,'- '
frigeratof is that il be Sd 500.
structei that il can be KEPT -.-'a
and the best Of the oid-si}.e i'-
friqerators are deficient ana w's.
feet in this important feature, a..
as A result they soon become i''''
ed. unwholesome, gnhe1.tlt 1''
practically uDhtfcruse. hytas .''
Of the REMOVABLE GAL\ANil
EDlCECOMPARTMEN Our
ney Refrigerator is the only fei'.s,
rator that can be kept acso.l''',g,
pure and clean. The OgfaSl
possesses allthe good qualities o. '''
best. and we challenge comparison
as 10 cleanliness with any I 7.
rator made. All THIS SAlh SFI'
ClAL REDUCED PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
SCOTTSN LILLE.
Personal Mention - shccp-htiiing
pog--t Bnptist Parsonage.

Ifr>rnUi -
Dog--t Bnptist Parsonage.
sCOTTSVILLE. VA. June 22.-(Spe-
cial)-We are having q rather dry SPELL
and good soaking rain now would DO
a large amount OF good to the growing
crops and gardens.
Mr. ST. Clair Hartman and his daugh-
ter, Mrs ). V. Periera, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in Rockbrid6e county.
Mrs. J. H. Farrar Is visiting her son,
Mr. W. G.. Farrar and family, in Ports
mouth.
Mr. Frank r. Hill has accepted place
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company AZ Norfolk. He Is a son Of
General J. c. Hill.
MI w. p. Pitts has Just returned home
from a trip to "Curis Neck"
Messrs, J. 6. Poland and ". r. Heath
returned to-day from a trip TO Rich
mOnd.
Wheat-harvest is In full blast now, but
our farmers complain that the heads are
not well filled.
SHEEP-KILLING DOGS.
Dogs have been playing havoc with
sheep lately In the neighborhood just be-
low town. in Fluvanna, and the killing
Of sheep by worthless ours Is almost
nightly occurrence. Among the losers in
the last two or three nights are Messrs.
John Schultz and John :. Davis.
BAPTIST PARSONAGE.
The Baptist church at this place is
building n very nice. comfortable par
sonage. They bought the ground d year
or two ago and IT is a lovely site. that
commands n splendid view Of the river
and surrounding country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Our former Towel days eclipsed.

Satin Damask Towels. knotted fringe,
double open-work border, best lJc.
value, 15c each.
Pure Scotch Damask Towels, double
ouen- work border knOt'ed fringe. best
SOC value. size 23X4S inches. 25c.
Pure Linen Buffers Towels, lSxJ6 inches,
Y i-2c value lac. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
COTTON WASH FABRICS.

History does not repeat itself in
these. No history ever recorded
the following prices for the follow
ing goods.
Two hundred and sixty feet of
counter room will be occupied by
these Cotton Fabrics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Lot No. / embraces Ladies' and Gentle
mems Linen Handkerchlefs, worth
from 20 TO 6oc. each~-chOice u lie.
Lot No. embraces Ladies' and Cen
tlemen's Handkerchiefs. White ana
Printed Borders, worth 10, 10. and 2Oc.,
for &c.
Lot 3-Men's Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs value ranging from
81 IL to 50c.-chOlce 25c.
Handkerchiefs, White and COl0red
Borders, have been 5, S, and loo
% zach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
BABY CARRIiGi


One fourth off every
price at this sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
no CAUSE FOR APPREHENSION.
Travel Over the &. & q. Not IN DAN
Ecr of SmalI-PON.

Ecr of SmaIt-PON.
The authorities Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company have thoroughly
Investigated the smallpox situation
everywhere that a case has occurred
along their line, and have ascertained that
there is absolutely no danger TO travel.
The inquiry has been fun and complete,
and shows that no one need fear any Of
the resorts or summer homes on the line
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, because
every precaution has been taken by city,
town, and county authorities TO prevent
the spread of the disease.
The following communications just re-
ccived at the cOmpany's office here ex-
plain themselves:
"W. o. Watson, Agent:
"There are not now. nor have been
for years. any cases Of smallpox in the
city Of Charlottesville.
"W. J. TYSON.
Acting Mayor"
Il endorse the above.
"R. w. NELSON. NJ. D..
Health Officer"
"Mr. G. J.. Doyle, Superintendent:
Dear Sir.-Gt gives me great pleasure
to comply with your request concerning
cases in our town. No new cases for ten
days: 81 cases at hospital al present,
about - Of whom VIII be discharged this
week no deaths; all % my patients
have been up at the hospital with ono
exception.
Yours truly. j. Il. CATLETT.
city Physician.
stanton, June 2lst."
Clifton Forge, Va:
Dear Sir,-There Is not now, nor has
there been, a case OF smallpox in Clifton
Forge. STATION AGENT"
In regard 10 other cases: A negro went
TO a house about a mile and a half from
Charlottesville. and had the smallpox.
The house and family were strictly quar-
antined. and the disease was not COM
muncated beyond the occupants OF the
house All are convalescent.
\ negro broke out with the malady a
Blairs Park. on the mountain-side-a
siding about two miles from Greenwood
probably visited friends on Green street.
stanton. and died last week. Every
precaUtion was taken to Isolate and quar-
antinc the family, and SO far no now cases
have shown up there.
Several cases occurred among the ne
grces at LowmoOr lately. They were
strictly quarantined-In fact. the place
was at once quarantned from any cgress
or ingres5 whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
UMBRELLAS.
Buy them when the prices stand
like they do to-day.

Buy them when the prices stand
like they do to-day.
2G-inch Ladies' Black sun Umbrellas,
natural vine handles, tJc.
2s-inch Gentlemen Natural Crook
Pure six Taneta cIose-Rolling Sun
Umbrellas, Congo and Neiscnel
handle, silk tassel ard covers. 1925
Tor $3.50 value.
FROM TO 3 O'CLOCK
Zi-inch Natural-Handle Umbrellas. solid
frames extra strong, l9c.
SAMPLE LINE or LADIES' WHITE
AND Fancy PARASOLs WILL BE
SECRET. COME SEE THEM.
There will be a Special Half
Price Sale on WHITE QUILTS to-
day.
Real French g Marseilles Quilts will
Real 81 Crochet quilts will he sold for 81
Real Crochet Quilts. full size. CSC
quality. ACC.
Mems Comfortable Goods at
comfortable prices today.
Mems French slkolne Shirts. soft
finished. non-shrnkaole neck-band,
cur extra lOng-39c. each.
Mems Full Laundered Percale Shirts.
e!c. quality for Sc; 81 and a.25 for
i5c. now.
Mems White Shirts, fine bosom, extra
good muslin. reinforced back and
front, felled seams. cut full. PC. each.
We sell an Unlaundered Shirt AT zoe
We guarantee better than any 75c. sold.
Money will be refunded IL comparison
Is not satisfactory.
81 Unlaundered Shirt, gotten mp under
the name OF The World" 69c-pleat-
ed bosom, extra long cut, full, open
front and back
10 dozen Mems SILK Teck Ties, 25 35
and tOc. quality. l. lie. each.
FROM 10 10 IL O'CLOCK
Mems and Boys Wlre-Buckle Elastic
Suspenders. best 25c. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
sCOTCii-IRIsH CONGRESS.
last Days ScssiOn-Thc Addrcsses-
N HccepfiOn.

LEXINGTON. VA. June 22.-(special)-
The Scotch-Irish Congress was
called TO order at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing by its president, Mr.. Robert Bon
ner. and the exercises were opened with
prayer by the Rev. i. II. Dement,, pastor
of the Lexington Baptist church.
Following this was the address General
Daniel Morgan" by the Hon. y. G. Cor
don. Of stanton, Va, and at the con-
clusion of the address nominations for
membership and announcements were
made by the e-president-general Of the
society. the Rev. John 5. Macintosh.
A brilliant reception was given at $50
this afternoon to the Scotch-Irish visitors
and specially-invited guests by General q.
W. G. Lee, president Of the Washington
and Lee University, and at Z o'clock I.
NJ a special battalion drill took place at
the Virginia Military Institute III honor
Of the visitors.
EVENING SESSION.
At s O'Clock the evening session % the
congress was called TO order. The address
on "a Night in one of the Old Log Col
leges," by the Rev. John S. Macintosh, ID.
D., Of Philadelphia and the address on
George Rogers Clarke" by Mr.. Helm
Bruce, Of Louisville were the principal
features Of the programme. After Aud
Lang Syne" had been sung by the choir
the benediction was pronounced, which
brought the seventh congress of the
Scotch-Irish Society Of America TO an end.
COVENANTER SERVICE.
The old-tme covenanter service will be
held IN the Presbyterian church at s
O'Clock in the evening. The sermon will
be- delivered by the Rev. John Hall, ID. D.,
OF New York city. The next annual con-
gress OF the society will be held at Harris
burg, Pa, during the month Of May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

HIGH-GRADE TWO-BrRN
STOVES. 80 oi0r. 30 su.ee.
leak. equal g. any stove H.- ..
CENTS
TWO.GALLON " a ! t. D.
COOLERS, zinc lined, finely
PANIED. handsomely cecon'.
nickel-plated faucet, a $50 .'....
at this sale ElGHTf-IhRc1
CENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Choice of the entire lot is offered
to YOU tor SIXTY-SlX CENTS each.
Such disposition Of stock makes
purchasing easy.
In the neighborhood of thou
sand dozen GLOVES. The lowest
prices ever put on the American
market.
Ladies' Black SILK Milsnese Gloves. the
best Of the 69c. qualities. all sizes
l. 70 1-2-fOr pc. a pair.
Ladies' Colored SILK Tafiota Gloves, IN
Light Tans and Grays best or the &c.
Ladies Black SILK Antts. 10 and 25c.
LSSd HE'S 3 tndressed Gloves. Black or
Colored, for Sc. pair
From II to- o'clock.
Ladies' Black, All-Silk Mitts for
SIC. Only two pairs to a GUS
toner.
Black Worsted Dress Goods
while you can get them, not one
half value.
Finest English Courtsult Grapes. cost
ing sJ.25, $50. and $6.o5 yard. The
entire lot for SlsS. 49,
Rhinoceros SILK Crepons. worth S2i5
FOR 81 a yard.
Mohair Mixed People Crepons, SIS
4s-inch silk Warp Taffeta, Sl.25 value,
for SOC
co.. Mohairs in Plain or figured. for 29c
Priestley Pansy Weave, 81 goods, for
SOC.
Serge, % inches wide, SIS value, for
65c.
Atwood Taffetas. COO. qualities, for 25c.
From II to I o'clock.
Highest grade OF Pure Mohair in
figured, costing 81 to SI.25, for SOC.
a yard. Only one dress to any
ana ~pctcrnar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
For anything dainty and arts
in FANS come 10 Us.
Special for Monday


snk-spanglcl Fans. in Pink. Blue. Nile
Green. lellows White, carved s.le@s'
S22j Vaiue-$l.lJ.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Good Parchment Fans, hrm sticks,
former price 21c., tor 9c.
FROM N TO - O'CLOCK
90 Ladies Linen Collars. different styles.
DC. each former prices, it, ~ T. az"
Linen CUTS. &c. a pair.
Ladies' Standing Collars. Co. from joe.
Our BOOK DEPAR TMEN /
speaks for itself. 1t is constant
not here to-day and vanished to-
morrow. BY its constancy II has
gained the admiration OF the book
loving public.
Some New Books that have been
previously mentioned, but on ac-
count OF their popularity and great
literary power deserve special et-
tention:
THE saw-Dust DOH" by Mrs. be
Beside the Bonnie Brier-Bush." g.lS
SHADOW OF a Crime" By Game, So,
"'rnc King In yellow" b. Chambers
Father stafford" by Hope, s9c.
AN Erant Moolns,' by Mrs. burton
16J o. Pa i iiad Books. flexible backs.
good type and titles. Zoe.
800 choice &c. Books. 6c.
800 choice Zjc. Books. o..
FROM 10 TO j. O'CLOCK
package star Linen Paper and Ea-
Box Of Paper and Envelopes. &c.
Special prices on Leather Goods.
75c. White Leather Belts FOR duck suits.
25c. each.
e5 and 75c. Colored Leather Belts. 25c.
50S. snake-skin ana Russia Leather
Purses. Ac.
Toe. Purses, i3c.
25c. Purses, i5c.
81 Purses, l5c.
.5c. Purses, l9c.
Innings
FROM II TO ] O'CLOCK
2l55 yards Grass Cloth, lie. yard.
Y l-2c. Hair Cloth, 3 Sac. yard.
Fast-Blsck Percaline, 10 and -5c. quality,
Sc. a yard.
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES
Geyerite Soap. Be. cake. y l-2c. value.
TetlOw's SHansdOwn, &c. box.
Iris Cream Soap, 90. box or three cakes.
Paieys Violet and Rose Baby-Powder,
lie. box.
Borated Tscum Powder. lOc. box, value
25c.
sachet Powders. all odors. Sc. bottle.
20c. Tooth Brushes, Sc.
Bicycle Oil, &c. bottle
Pearl Dentifrice, Toe. box.
Oakleys Concentrated Essence OF Iris,
Soc. bottle. 95c. value.
Lavender Salts, 25c. bottle.
Emory Boards FOR ming the nails. 10
for z5c.
Cold Paint, Sc. bottle.
WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR
HOUSEFURNISHlNGS, considered
from every possible point of view,
and We propose to hold that emf
hence. AlwayS-strong values out
done at this sale.
ENAMELLED STEELWARE,
the cleanest, the lightest, and most
durable Kitchen Utensils made.
Never were such values offered As
in this sale.
LARGE FRYING-PANS, have retalled
at T5c., at TWENTY NINE CENTS.
6-RING MLFFIN-PANS, have retailed
AZ Soc, at FIFTEEN CENTS.
! LARGEST-SlZE ROASTING PANS,
never, sold for less than 81. at FIFTY
| ttNE CENTS.
/ IN-QUART SIZE EXTRA DEEP
PUDDING PANS, never sold Cor less
than soc. at THIRTY TWO CENTS.
| Tipped PRESERVING KETTLES, a
real soc. value, at this sale NINE
| TEEN CENTS
Large Tea Kettles, usual Sis value. Al
! SLxTY-NINE CENTS.
| Large size Preserving Kettles. real 81 =
and $3.50 values, at this sale ootn
sizes go at sc. ..
81 Double Rice Boilers so at FORTY
NINE CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
HANDKERCHIEFS.

5000 dozen sent US by our New
York Dry Goods Exchange from
the winding up Of the firm of Nc
Colum & Co., linen importers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Childrcn's Leshorn Hats. 81 to ito
day. slg5
Al trimmed Hats at greatly reduced
prices.
remarkable White Goods Sale.
Fancy stripe and Dot white French
Organizes, good l5c. value. l-@c.
N.hitr English Duck sultlng. Hnen
finish, y i-2c. best value. 8 Sic d yard.
o. quality Book Fold French India
iinon. very nne and sheer, o.. "A yard
warranted perfect.
81 l-zc Sheer French india LInon for
French Dotted Swiss. sheer and fine,
good 25c. value T. lie a yard.
Real Scotch Dlmity, extra sheer and
fine. Is 2-Jc. value. SIC a yard.
79-inch Real French Organdie. zoe. value.
SOC. a yard; 5sc. value; for I'VE. yard.
40-inch-wide White India Linon, sheer
and thin. 7-Sc. yard-good Z lie.
FROM 10 TO p O'CLOCK
Real French Wells, worth 10 %, ana nc.
yard, perfect-9 3-ic. yard.
The purchase of LINEN by our
syndicate last amounted to thou
sands OF dollars. The Linen prices
have collapsed. Read the list OF
to-day
5i-inch Pure Linen Satin Table Damask,
former SC. quality. ijc. now.
66-inch Barnsley Satin Danask Table
Linen. was 81 yard, 69c to-day.
$50 Table Linen. That fin Irish
Damask known as the QUEEN OF
table damask. $.25 a yard.
2-ycrf-wide Irish Satin Double Damask
Table Linen, a5c., instead OF Slt5.
NAPKINS at rapid transit prices,
too.
81 quality Damask Dinner Napkins, full
size for soc. a q zen.
$3.50 Dinner Napkins full size, FOR 81.
SIS Irish Damask Iinner Napkins, Tor
$50
s. fine Satin Double Damask Dinner
Napkins for S24S a dozen
Fringe White Damask Doilies. pure
linen, regular Goc. quality, &c. each.
Our former Towel days eclipsed.
Satin Damask Towels. knotted fringe,
double open-work border, best -oc.
value, l5c. each.
Pure Scotch Damask Towels, double
open-wOrk border, knOtted fringe, best
soc. value size 2}x4S inches. 25c.
THgr ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

A St. Gaul Embroidery manufac-
turer goes under. Only the Co
hens could benefit the Richmond
people by the calamity-quantity
that would stun an ordinary New
York wholesaler. The eXtraordl-
nary feature of this great stock IS
that the entire lot was bought at
ONE PRICE and will faithfully be
sold 50.