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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
PROPOSALS..
: POST- OFFICE DEPAKTMENT

POST OFFICE DEPARIM J.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May -. lSgS;
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~ Rl E-
CEIVED at this department unui JUNE
4 1875. at y O'Clock NJ, for furnlshlng'
in such quantities. and at such times.
and from time to time, as they may DC
ordered. all the BLANKS, BLAN n
BOOKS. and PRINTED NATTER 70 De
sunplled 10 postmasters by the POST
er-General. or used In his depart
ment for the transaction of the money
order business during period OF Tour
wears commencing on the al day OF
Sentenber. 1895 The Public Prlnter
ana the Chief OF the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing are required by the
1royislons OF the second section or the
act OF March 3. 1885, TO submit esti-
mates for this work In competition with
bidders therefor. Blank forms OF plds
Win samples OF printed blanks, etc, anu
fuIl specifications will be furnished upon
anpl,cation 10 the Superintendent or the
N6ney-Order System, Post-Onlce Depart
nenf Washington, ID. G. The Postmas.
ter-GeneraI reserves the right to reject
anv or ali bids. 10 waive teehnical de-
fects and TO accept any part or parts
81 any bid. and TO reject the renainaef'
WILLIAM l. WILSON,
my 19-Su2t Postihaslet -''S '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

T. johnson, Ex-Governor Holt. Colonel
A. G. Avery. Colonel ". H. cheek. Colo
mel III. G. Jones. Colonel w. H. H.Cowles
and Cyrus y. Watson. At the conclusion
or these exercises the military VIII pass
IN review by the front OF the monu-
ment.
The grafton by Colonel Waddell Will bsa
fihe one--in fact, viii be the effort OF bis
life.
ARRIVAL OF MRS. JACKSON.
Mrs. "Stonewall" Jackson arrived here
this afternoon from Charlotte. She was
accompanied by her sisters Mrs. ID. d.
HIN and Mrs. John 4. Brown, and py
her s-year-old granddaughter, Julia jack
son Christian. who Is to unveil the monu-
ment.
Mrs. Jackson and her party were met
at the station by the Reception COM
mIttee. OF which. Captain T. a. Ashe'
is chairman. and they were escorted 20
the residence OF Mrs. Armistead Jones'
preeident OF the monument association.
whose guests they are.
Hon. Alfred NJ Waddell, orator OF the
day. arrived this afternoon. THIS eve
ming the weather became fine. Inc
decoration OF all the public buildings mas
been completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

Goode, Mrs. Marian ID. Barlow and MISS
Barlow, both OF Williamsburg, Va. tMrs.
Barlow IL a member Of the Ladies Aux"
Hilary, Crand Camp Confederate veterans
and Miss Walker
A special sIeeptng-car IL 10 be at the
disposal OF this party, through the cour-
tesy OF the Seaboard Airline, and Colo
mel Boykin will see that his friends are
we'll taken care OF.
TO HOLD A REUNION HERE.
a strong effort f. being made to have
the next annual reunion Of the United
Confederate Veterans. held in this city
and Lee Camp and others will urge Rich
mond's invitation in Houston this week
This city was the capital OF the Con-
federacy, and Il II but natural that the
ola soldiers should prefer to come here.
The city Is abundantly capable OF FUR
nishing accommodations for the people
who would be brought by such meetihs.
Richmond wants to- have the pleasure
of welcoming the Confederates here again,
and her claims will be strongly urged
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Mr.. nnsnn,r socIahle.

"sociable" was given last Thnrsoay
lining al the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs'
Charles Il. Hagan, on Nensple , suess,
Amope those present were MISSES M" 10
ana Fannie Edwards, MISSES pn,b
broueh. Edith and Lena Sne'1 -, n rS,'
Middleton, Mesdames Hshan, Tree'
anu anu ~ Douglas Armstrong. and WINE
Var,ons games were played ano ore,
,,,'A,s,,i evening was spent. culinina''hs
q, most recherche supper.
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NORFOLK.
Death of MIR. j. Madison Hudgins, n
WeII-known Citizen.

WeIl-NnOwu Citizen.
NORFOLK, May lS.-(Special)-Mr. j.
Madison Hudgins died at his home, on
Wood street, this morning. He leaves
widow and six children, and
several brothers-Captain William e.
Hudgins, Colonel II. c. Hudgins, MT.
Kossuth Hudgins. and Rev. charles B'
Hudgins-the last named, OF Rome, Ga.
The deceased was member of Pickett
Buchanan Camp, Confederate Veterans
the Knights Of the Golden Rule, the Hep
tasophs, and the Red Men. At the break
ing out Of the war Mr.. Hudgins was a
member OF the Old Dominion Guard, oil
Portsmouth, but soon after hostlilties
began he was made captain ana assis-
tant commissary in the Confederate
army. 49,.
After the war he engaged In the cotton
business In New York city several years
He then came home, and was, for long
time book-keeper for Messrs. Peters q
Reed. "a.
For some time back, and till his death
ne was secretary Of the Consolidated
Compress Company. and was also se're'
tary of the Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners OF this port.
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To NNed NIr. CnheIl.

This paragraph. from the New YORK
Mail and Express, will be read with IN
terest here:
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Scott, who
IL n daughter OF Mrs. James Scott, OF
No. 800 Fifth avenue, to Mr. Aston Ca
bell. OF Richmond, Va, will take place
early I'm the autumn. Miss Scott Is an
unusually pretty girl, and very accom-
plished. She has spent several years
abroad. and Is quite as we'll known In
London and Paris as in New York. The
announcement OF her engagement was
by no means surprise TO her friends
for II has been expected for some time
hack
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Mrs. Murray. Thigh Broken.

Mrs. Sophie Murray. who resides with
her son-in-law, Mr. a. Bowie, Jr.' at
No. 40i east Main street, fell and broke
her thigh Friday morning.
1t has been Mrs. Murray's custom Tor
some years 10 superintend the dressing
OF her grandchildren every morning. and
accordingly. she went to the nursery Tor
that purpose, as usual, on Friday. one
OF the children. who had been dressed
went down stairs, leaving the nursery-door
open, and, as Mrs Murray turned
to close II. she slipped on the polished
surface and fell in such a position that
her thigh was broken. Mrs. Murray
possesses a remarkably sound constitution,
and Is progressing very favorably.
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Wrappers.
CVntI0men'S Furnishing Department.

Mems Fine-Quality Balbriggan Shirts, all
sizes 25c.
Mems Fine-Q Quality Maco Shirts. 81 1-2c.
Mems Superior Quality Undershirt at soc.
See our window-dlsplay OF White Shirts.
A great leader in White Shirts-custom-
made-J0c.
Beautiful Satines. adapted for Ladies'
Waists. l-4c.
Writing-Paper for only Sc. a box.
Mriting-Peper. good quality, Zoe. box.
Writing Paper. extra quality, l9c. box.
Gentlemen's Work-Shirts at l5c.
Boys Shirt-Waists at 15c.
Percale and Cheviot Waists for boys at
25c.
Inequality Table-Cloth, in Red and
White. sc.
$3.50 White Spread. extra size, something
wonderful N25.
Linen Towelling that sold at u l-2e.-this
week sc
Linen Suitable for tracking, SC.
Linen Drapery i'm Tan. Rose. Green. and
Blue-something new; also used for
fancy-work, 2Jc.
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4 Wanderers ON the Face OF '"e
Earth.

A well-dressed and reened-looklng wo,
man Who gave her name as Virgins
Iones Of Dakota. applied at the firs'
Police station last night for lodgings sls,s
She said she had been working IN Nori9 ON.
and was desirous OF reaching New Va or |.
i ,gth money one" but not enough to defray ne,
expenses. and hence she had 70 sie 49,
noiice stations. Sergeant Matthew'S vi" ~.
10 get her IN at the almshouse, pu' a"'
authorities there declined 10 rsse's ~.
and she was given ehalr ~ w
Office. where she spent the hisn''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
Policeman Shot by n Negro.

WINSTON. n. c., May 1S.-(Special.) ,
Policeman NJ. NJ. Vickers was shot twice
this afternoon with pistol by negro
named Charles futile. one ball took eff
feet in the neck and the other in the
lower bowels. on the left side. Nickers'
condition is very serious. He had arrested
another negro. when futile interfered.
The occurrence has created much excite
ment. and may lead TO further trouble.
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The College and the stars.

There will be an interesting game OF
ball at West-End Park Tuesday afternoon
between the Richmond College team and
the Richmond Stars. Ladies' will be adj
mitted free, and large crowd is ex-
pected TO be present, as the mines are we'll
matched and can play a good game.
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MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

THE POST MEMORIAL SERVICES
OF Phil. Kearny Post, No. 10. G.. A. H..
will be held al the post-ro room, In viii
kerson's Hail, on stNDAf, May 18th
at 3. o'clock T. NJ. The WOman's Relief
Corps and the Sons OF Veterans are eN
pected TO take part in the exercises. TIE
public are cordially invited.
BY order OF A. j. Burgess, Commander
W Is. ELDRIDGE, Adjutant.
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The Meeting VIII Not Re Held

The meeting Of the Bar Associa-
ton Of the city OF Richmond, which was
called for 8 Z. NJ. tomorrow evening. will
not take place, as It has been decided
that the action proposed TO be taken
should be deferred until the meeting
of the State Bar Association, In August.
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I.f, for soutb America.

Mr.. Jos. Canepa, son Of Mr.. John Canepa'
one of the best-knOwn and most prosperous
Italian merchants Of this city. left on the
1885 train Friday evening for South Amer
lea. where he goes TO engage In
business with his uncle. who conducts
a large wholesale business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
n..,.,on an Telephone Case.

1osToN. May ls-The Cnited naeS
Circuit Court OF Appeals TO-DAY na .e,s.
down a decision IN the ne, .',,.n. n..ent
phone case. declaring the oef''"s' '
valid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

Say VIC Scl tHen.
announces the placing on sale OF ths
summer stock OF Low Quarter Shoes
and is forcing the sale by special price,
OF many Button Shoes 10 mako room
for them.
On table are iss pairs Of g. 49, ana
& W. Sut Eg SHOES Donsoia French. and
Zs TO IS. G and ID widths, st the
uniform price OF slsS the pair
Hand-Tnrned Strap Santals Tor misscs
ana ehidren IN Tan. Black. and
toes.
Sizes s i-2 TO II for 7sc.
Sizes IL IL 10 for 81
Silk Counter.
The May Movement a. the Silk
Counter is OF special importance on ac-
count OF the staple character Of Silks
10 be sold.
Habutai Silks, all pure silk China
that are fast color aud will wash.
Cream and White Habutal S.lks-
lard-wide, sec. the yard
% inches Wide. soc. the yard
q inches wide. 99c. the yard
- inches wide, &c the yard
Black Habutai silks
81 inches wide. 2ec. the yard
y Inches wide, i0c. the yard.
y inches wide. 5Oc the yard
80 inches wide. 75c the yard.
Salt-Proof China silks. 81 the yard.
Black and Navy Habulal silks with
white dots and stripes, - inchei
wide, Sc, the yard
Nanyy-Biue' white stripe, q inches vide
Liberty-Stripe Waist silks. Corn strips
on White Pink stripe on White, :.
inches WIDE Use. the yard
Thin Black and White Goods. soma
remarkable bargains during this May
n,aya-napf
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DON'T TAKE ANY flISTAkE,
GETTHE BEST.

The "NEw PERFECTION RE-
FRIGERAT0R received the THREE
HIGHESr AWARDS overall at the CO.
lumbar EXPOSITION.
Also. PARLOR and BED ROOM
FURNITURE in al the ls''si - ..
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DIOHMoND GRAYs' VETERAN

p1CHMOND GRAYS VETERAN
~ Embellishments; Attend a CALI
ed meeting MONDAY NIGHT at !
O'Clock at Regimental ArmOry, to MAKE
arrangements for your iifty-hrst ami
yersary June 18th next. Every member
Is urged TO be present
BY order OF President John Pitt
THOMAS n. O'KEEFFE.
"'~ iq-it Secretary.
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STANDARD DAIRY CHOP


WE OFFER
PURE LINSEED OIL.
Observation-Disclosures WHITE LEAD.
and fnli line OF Coiors. brushes, ete.
for painting. MIXED PAINTS. Sampsss,
cards furnished on application. we ssh
S"'' PuSCEIf. LApD q CO,
NH 10 wholesale DruggistS
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Weather Predictions will probably be fair
Meyers r1arvellous Mid-May Merchandising.

this yentaae OF the merchandise
Folks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

Read Walter d. Moses & Co.'S great
advertisement on page 10.
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Ribbons.

There IL one OF the greatest Ribbon
sales in progress here It has ever
been your good fortune to attend.
The finest Satin Millinery Ribbons, in
all the odd and fanciful shades TO
match the colors OF straw hats and
wash.dress materials:
No for &C., usually II l-2c.
No. for l0c., usually poe.
No ~ for - l-2c., usually Csc.
No Is for l5c.. usually 30c.
4-inch-wide Dresden Figured SILK RIB
bon. pc No. 10 20 match for 20c.
Double Faced Black Satin Ribbons that
are pure silk through and through,
and will not crumple. Beware Of cot
ton-mixed ribbon at same prices. No.
10 for 2Oc. No. p for re; No. 50 for SIC.
4-inch-wide Fine Reversible Pure-Silk
Tansta Ribbons In light and dark
shades. for lee the yard--usually 40c.
Cream. White. Light. and Dark shades
OF An-sflk Ribbons, inches wide, for
2S, the yard
4 i-2-ynrd- wide silk Taffeta Ribbon. In
Corn, Pink, Light Blue, White, Cream,
with exquisite flower designs, for hats
and sashes. soc. the yard-usually 60c.'
Every width Of Black Velvet Ribbon,
with or without satin back. less than
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
I'D LIZ exxcUrRD Az EaH DISPATCH
gkINTIN0-housk
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ored Grounds, with assortment OF
figures, - lie. quality FOR 80. The
Genuine Scotch Ginghams. dainty con
ceits of Grays. Blues, and Pink. with
White and Black WOVEN designs.
the &c. quality. FOR Y l-2c. THE
while Wide Ribbed p. X. with Black
and Navy stripes. Not ,hs ordinarily
ron u l-2c. A YARD.
Butter olored Embroidered Swisses IN
bnie' or bedroom curtains, &c.
QUALITY. FOR loc. THE YARD.
2S-lnch- wide White Lace Trucking, q
hundred and one ways Tor which "
can be used for yokes ana underwear.
a COO. quality FOR PC. THE YARD.
Genuine Scotch Embroidered Ginghams,
geometricsl hggrss, al wo ys,.s flnS
White, Corn with Blue Green with
pink. Lavender with White, 81 lie.
quality, FOR lie. THE YARD.
Worsted Dress Goods
stocks begin to lag this time OF the year,
and il is Just then that We pick mp the
biggest bargains. This week starts out
with some marvellous merchandising in
this department.
For &c. the yard Shepherd Cheek
Woreteds. In small and large checks,
nat,ons OF colors. These same goods
have heretofore been n SOC. material.
For &c. the yard:
The true Scotch CheylOt Mixtures-the
Atwood ones OF course--and In quite
a range OF Light and Dark cOlorings.
ssc Debeges Tor 5Oc.-4i inches wide,
two shades OF Gray.
ATWOOD English Debeges. nothing so
neat or so durable, zoe. the yard.
75c. Tailor Cloths. 5oc.--it inches wide
all wool, OF course, and in neat checks.
Black with Tan, Black with Garnet.
Black with Conforming one Of the
most tempting offers OF our Dress
Goods Stock-5Oc. the yard
SILK and Wool Mixtures SOC. quite an
assortment OF Toe SILK and Wool DRESS DRESS
Goods Smffs you have seen all through
the season at 75c. have been nnaly
bought by us 10 sell for 5oc. the yard.
The new Salt-Proof Serges. Neitnet
saltwater nor rain-water VIII spot
them It's the latest production OF the
mills, and. OF course, we are the nrst
to bring II to your attention. Prices
as inches wide, soc. the yard.
80 inches, first quality, 7Sc. the yard.
A Necktie Warfare.
Several prominent Neckwear manu-
facturers have been on the warpath be-
tween themselves, and the consequence
is we have some great special-cut prices
during this May Merchandise Move
ment These are for men
The De Joinvile Ties, finest and richest
brocade silk, were 81. the warfare
brought the price down TO Soc, while
the continuation OF the war brings
us this week LOO of them 70 sell Tor
3Gc. each-see the window full.
5Oc Fourth Hand and Teck Scarfs.
hand-woven. Scotch plaid silks, ele-
gantly satin lined. The war brings p
dozen here 10 sell for 25c.
Washable Cheviot Scarfs, l0c.
Black Satin Flats, white edge. soc.
Best Black Satin Butterfly Bows, 25c.
Finest China SILK Windsor Ties, .
inches wide, hemstitched, open work
ends. every solid color and plaids
this warfare makes the price l9c. FOR
the 26 dozen here.
Black Crochet Ribbed Sweaters for men,
wool one side. cotton the other and
takes the place OF all wool. 81 each.
The Sht o store
here is helping the May Movement, and
1885, Wo,,oA'Q
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Black and
Mourning Goods.

10 pieces OF Fancy jacquard Suitings IN
Blue and Jet Black; price, 00c
Black Crepon that sold at A.25-
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Large Trilby Hearts.
Thousands of Yards of Wash
Dress Goods

bought by US at little more than half
OF their true value. Each succeeding
day sees more OF them sold. There
are many yards left for this weeks
sale--and here's A portion OF the story:
The Real Galatea Cloth, the strongest
and best material for boys and girls
wear and ladies' outing suits
q different stripes and dots in White
and Blue, Navy and White. and Black
and White. a lie. quality, FOR Sc.
THE YARD.
Jnconet Organize. It's won quick favor
as a wash material Here's ~ different
patterns OF Light Blue, Pink, White.
Tans, Navy, Black, Pink, Corn-Col-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

200 pieces Ecru Swlss,s. embroidered
figures. the true 30. quality, In this
May merchandise movement Tor Zoe.
the ward
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IT'S White Parasol Season.
Such Parasols have never before been
aeen nj Same priceR

Sccu az ootho lh'SO''
White China-Silk Parasols, white
sticks. white ribs, white cords and
tassels. for Slant IL WONDERFUL
White China SILK Parasols with 4-inch-
wide rufties. $50, with two wide ruff
fles 50.
Elegant White Crepe Silk Parasols, all
pulled and rufiied, s.
A visitor told us she has seen the exact
style elsewhere for $3.50 We know II
10 be true.
Blue Union Silk Umbrellas. with covers
Of same material. blue silk cord and
tassels. elegant crook. china Dresden
handles, finished with bone buttons and
crochet rings, Just like the best OF
s. umbrellas. These are marvels OF
cheapness AT $3.50.
Hundreds OF Rough-WOod Twisted
Handle silk Gloria Umbrellas at SIS.
Fl n and ii In
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Siarseilles Spreads.

Is cases will be on sale-valuts create
than ever before known-s fall siz,
one 81; a grade better, 81 2o-compar.
this with any other s. spread.
Satin Damask Spread, raised patterns
N.l8,
Imported Marseillss Spreads At $780, 81
81 % and S5-c0st more 20 import.
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SIyNSU .odffUI ffHtHs
Have you sn eye for style ? Eere're
Hats that'll bear the scrutiny OF the
most critical eye-win the approval OF
the most fasiidious. And the prices |!
That's point not to DO lost sight OF.
The latest thing out Is White Senate
straw. with "A small Blue and Brown
mixture, tall crown, and medium
white brim; ought to be 81. We've
made II 81.
Other styles OF Tall-Crown Sailors.
White. Black. and Navy. 10, 75c., 81,
$50. and 81.
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NIattings.

The assortment of last week not broken
though hundreds OF rolls were sold.
Fancy Checks as cheap as I-sc. q
yard.
Good Heavy Seamless. large patterns
~ lie. the yard
Extra Heavy Seamless China MattingS
usual 35c. quality. l7c. the yard
Smyrna Rugs. 81 new patterns, u9s
yl.69 and IS.
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zoe. Marseilles Tor IL i-2c.

An entire case OF Pure White Figured
Marseilles and \. X In every pattern
that you see for - and 25c, bought
under special conditions.
s. pieces White Dotted Swlsses, dir
fsrent sixe dots. very fine: not coarse
fabric--some with intervening stripe
will make this movement interesting,
az price Is but y lie the yard.
Also, many special items In Mulls, Or.
candies Fancy plaids Batistcs etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19

As the Umr the cornerstone WAS ialu
81 Was said that the demonstration az
th- untrUue Of the monument "ouiu Ue
the rrsnlest this State mas ever w.
messed The Monumental Ass1e,o 'iO'l
chose %. J Carroll OF Ralelgh' wv -
United States Marshal Of this olstI'SN
20 bc ChIcf marshal, and they Also cnose
Brgal.srGeneral John w. Gotten 70 com
maui tAo military and Coiohei M
keenan, io command The veteran, "a
details they left 70 the cnlei MAJ 80 pa-
hs assistants Ii was decided 'n" '..,,,s
leigh should entertain all the Nt' a.,
ana soldiers who attended, as wen a. -
bands The railways all made raw -
4 cent mile. with tickets goou 49,. -
the 18Th % tne 22d. A grand success va We
assured Committees got al woIh -,
The decoration of the city began 49,
gth and popular interest became 49,. 80
aroused From al parts OF the -,
news comes that the veterans arr VV'''.. ~
But few Of an the troops ia the state wiz
De absent Many OF the uniforineo 80 ~
organizations viii attend. May sV.n -
State holiday. hOnored as the aase - -
the famous Mecklenburg DeciarsNVn =
Independence. This year VIII 10
double holiday -
Tie. programme OF the day Is ~ To-,
loWE: The procession starts al noon a. -,
The exercises begin al l2a5. 30.
Bennett smedes, Of Raleigh. onefs I laSs.
Captain t. A. Ashe welcomes e.s'. .t1,,
co.oDc Waddell lleliyers the olas ,'s,'
Colonel S. Med. Tate presents 'hs NJ a.
ment. and Governor Carr accepts -,
}ear-Old Julia Jackson Christian $500
daughter Of General stonewail Jaenso l,,
unveils H.; and after saiutes oy ihian.,s
end naval reserve artillery shot.
saetches viii be made by General Bfadiey
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csc. Black Organdie, IL 1-2c.
the Yard

u different patterns OF Imported Surlse
Satin stripe and Empire Satin Plaid
and Check Organdie. solid fast blacks
IT'S seldom such fine materials come
under the bargain cry, and these must
tnd ready response from wearers Of
hlaek
The evening times., 1895-09-21
THE LAW SCHOOL FACULTY.

The Hon. WALTER s.CoX. Ii. D., Dean.
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Professor of the Law OF Real Estate, of
Contracts, and of Commercial Paper.
The HON. JOHN NJ. HARLAN. LII D.,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States,b
Professor of the Constitutional Jurispru-
dence of the United States. of the LAW
of Domestic Relations, Of Per
sonal Property.
The Hon. taM7A.-MAGRY, LII. D.,
(Sometime Assistant Attorney-GeDeral of
the United States,l
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, OF Com
mon Law and Equity Pleading, and OF
the Law of Evidence.
The Hon DAVID ]. bkEWEh, L. p,
OF the United States.)
Professor of the Law of Corporations.
Prof. G. H. EMMoTT. LIZ NJ,
(of the Johns Hopkins University
Lecturer on the Civil Law
HENRY E. DAVIS. LII. NJ,
tSometime Assistant Attorney Of the Dis
trict of Columbia,)
Lecturer on the History Of Law 49,
WILLIAM F. MATTlNGLY, Esq,
fof the Washington Bar,l-.
Lecturer ON Practical Commercial Law
The Hon. ANDREW C. BRADLEY,
associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia,l
Lecturer on Criminal Law and on Criminal
Pleading and Practice.
The Hon. BENJAMIN BUTTERwORTH,
fSometme United States Commissioner OF
Patents,b
Professor of the Law OF Patents.
WILLIAM G. JOHNSON, IL M,
(of the Washington Bar,l
Professor of Legal Catechetics. Common
Law Practice. and Judge of the
Moot Court.
COURT OF APPEALS.
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY,
Chief Justice
HENRY f. DAVIS. CHARLES W NEED
HAM. Associate justices.
ROBERT H. MARTIN,
Secretary and Treasurer.