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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
BrILpIxG IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Very Busy OufIook-Rcnl Estate
Rrnssessment.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May L
eciaI)-Plans have been submitted by
Mr. w. r. Vanfegrlft. OF the Nande BriIl
Construction Company. for the bulldlnks
National Bank and Messrs. Leterman
BROTHERS and have been adopted by thr
parties interested The buildings are 10
be handsome. Plans for the store OF tne
Charlottesville Hardware Company, au-
Joining that of I.eterman Brothers, nave
lust been accepted. This building, as
a present contemplated. Is 10 be FOUR
stories In height, with all modtfn I'M,
provements. and marble front, ana VIII
he the handsOmest ana mos' Imposing III
the city. Mr.. 3. j.. Harlan Will also erect
handsome store-roOms: the courthouse
4. 10 be remOdelled. and the Post-Oince
Department is advertising for bids Tor a
Ia rCer building for the office here. Many
residences are in course OF erection and
contemplated. Altogether. the building
outlook for this year IL exceedingly
bright
REASsESSMENT or REAL ESTATE.
The reassessment Of real estate. just
completed by Mr. James Ross. Is $3.50
over that Of last year Since 1890 the as
sessment has been increased $36i.Ul
II is understood that there are ten can
didates for the office Of Chief of Pole r,
soon 10 be made vacant by the resiSna-
tion of John l.. Walters.
The Rivanna river was nearly out
Of its banks yesterday.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones. son Of Or. J.
William Jones, who left the university
in March last to become pastor OF the
Baptist church at Bardstown. Ky. il 10
be married next Tuesday. May eth, 90
Miss May Turner. Of Silver Greek. near
Richmond. ny. The marriage will be a
very quiet one. and the ceremony will
be performed by the Rev Howard Lee
Jones, brother Of the groom The couple
will leave on a bridal tour, which Will
take in the Southern Baptist Convention.
ON their return they will spend several
days here. Mr.. Jones is attracting large
congregations and making a very fine
impression in his new pastorate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
TITS YET SPRING.
May. the Last Of the Three Great
Months.
THE CLOSE OF NATURES YEARLY
REVIVAL SEASON.
Recovery Is Now the Most Rapid
and Lasting
PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND MAKES
VIGOROUS NERVES.
II Purines the Blood as Nothing Else
Can Possibly DO.

As a spring remedy Paine's celery COM
pound stands easily rrst In the careiui
judgment Of the physicians OF this coun-
try.
This remarkable discovery Of Professor
Edward L. Phelps. ". ID. LII. ID, OF
Dartmouth College. Is, in fact. so GER
tainly first I'm the estimation o; thinking
men and women in every calling through
out the United States to-day that theie
can fairly be said TO be no second
For strengthening the sick. restoring
the spent energies OF those who have
become neryousiy exhausted, Tor purify
ing the blood, and making people wei.
Paine's celery compound has never yet
been approached by any sarsapaInha,
tonic, or neryine. 1t Is as superior 10
them all as strength IL superior TO weak
ness. The remarkable results IRON tne
use OF this great remedy are lo-udy
known AT first hand in every city ana
village In America. al.
The people are to-day thorouR MY Sdtls
fed by personal experience That faihe
celery compound makes people wei.
Where the nerves have not Deth pio-
perly fed and neuralgia. nervousness, IN
ability to sleep. rheumatism, ana such
evidences Of debility have entered, taihe
celery compound has created new appe-
tte. restored lost strength, ana gwen
courage. new blood. and a strong, heal'ny
will TO live and get well. Try II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Virginia News Notes.

Two wiId-ducks and a walloon were
recently Killed in Roanoke river, near
salem.
A special dispensation has been granted
forty-eight Stanton petitioners TO IL
stitute q new lodge OF Odd-feiloWS III
that city
About 8 o'clock Tuesday night Mrs
billiard Graham. VIE OF , mi.lSns sniciS S
hv drnwninr herself She had been IN poor
health for nearly a year
MIR. Harry T.. Reed, one Of the popular
Young members of the Nirginla Piot ~
sociation. and Miss Helen francs, tne
charming daughter OF MT, hop.i a.
els. OF Old Point were married az 'he
Atlantic Hotel. in Norfolk, yesterday az
ternoon.
Wednesday evening at Treviiians'
Iou,sa county Mr. Charles Dame JT,'
and Miss Matte T.. daughter OF ~
residence OF the brides father. me Ger Ger
mony was performed by Rev. }. ~ May
an uncle OF the bride.
Miss Adde Jefferson Fauver ana Mt
J. Luther Henderson were married IN ,hg
Methodist church. stanton, yesterIsy
morning, Rev. Dr. Boyd officiating Inc
ushers were: Messrs. Arthur II. taylor
Charles IL Caldwell. Richard Fauyer
Samuel Whitmore, William HamrieA'
and A. u. Mayo. Of charlottesvilie.
Mr. Briscoe IS Bcninln "ii''s W
Charlotte Va) Gazette TO corrsSs
the report that he WAS an afpirant Tor tis
oollectorsh,p OF the Western District OF
Virginia He says: Please let me- say
nrst intima,ion had that my name was
being considered by the President ana
the Secretary OF the Treasury being the
announcement contained In the WASH
"A warm cndorser Of General Lee for the
position. and feel sure that the people
OF the state are well pleased with the
wise selection made by the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

Little Miss Tucker Started Tor
Prtcrsburg, But Didn't Get There.

Miss Johanna Tucker. the bright, ~
year-old adopted daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. w Phillips. OF No. 33 west
Marshall street. attempted to run away
from home Tuesday. and went so far as
10 have her trunk removed from the
house to the Union depot. preparatory 10
going to Petersburg. where she has
friends. She was stopped by her los
ter parents. though. just as she was
about 10 take the train.
The young lady was seen at her home
last night by Dispatch man, but posi-
lively declined to give any account OF or
any reason for her escapade, other than
that IL was a childish prank. which she
was sorry for. She is n brlght-looking
child. with curly black hair. and Is very
prepossessing, both In looks ana man
ner.
The origin OF the trouble dates back 10
last summer. when Johnnie" as the
girl Is called by her friends. was on
steamer off Norfolk with Mrs. Phillips.
There she met a Mrs. Lauterbach. with
the latter's sister. Miss Traylor. and
youny man. whose name could not be
learned, but who is a relative OF Miss
Traylor They all became very much
attached to Johnnie. and last Easter
Mrs. Lauterbach wrote 10 MITE thihpS
and asked that the girl be permitted to
come over and pay her visit This
letter was not answered. but 1t is under
stood that there has since then been &C.
caslonai correspondence between Miss
Traylor and Johanna.
The rumOr on the street yesterday was
that the little miss started to Peters
burg with the idea OF meeting there
young man with whom she intended
clipping to North Carolina. but this she
stou,ly denied. She said she did not
know any young man in Petersburg
and had no intention of marrying. Jo-
hanna attends Elba school. IL is I'M
derstood that the principal, Mr.. English
sent for her yesterday and asked an ex-
PLANTATION of the occurrence OF the day
before. but she denied that she was dis
ciplined.
when the young lady made her plans
10 leave home she secured a Mr. Ellis
to move her trunk TO the depot he
bought her a ticket and checked her
trunk for her. but she says he was not
at all responsible for her action.
The young lady says that she VIII not
attempt to go off again. and seems to
be very penitent. When the reporter
called at the house last night Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips We're out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
RESCUED FROM TORMENT.
EVERY JOINT IN HIS BODY RACK
ED ny RHEUMATISM.
Could Not Move Ills Arm, and Was
in Constant Palma True story
of Remarkable Cure.

william r. Mailer, IS Park Place.
ago I had to quit work on account OF
rheumatism had the disease In my
hips. back and arms-in fact, In every
fo'nt In my body. The pain was In
tense. and | suffered the most excruciat-
ing agony Ny doctor could not do any
thing for me. and ! tried every remedy
that could be suggested: none OF them
did me any good. and finally my joints
became stiffened and sore. AT times
could not move my right arm, and was
in constant pain. | procured bottle or
MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure, and with
I'm a short while was completely cured;
can cheerfully recommend Munyon $
Remedy as the best have ever known,
MUNYON'S rheumatism Cure acts al
most instantaneously, curing many OBJ
stinate eases in few hours. IL Is
guaranteed to cure rheumatism in any
mart OF the body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured in from one 10 fve
days II never fails to cure sharp, shoot
Ing pains In the arms, legs. side, back:
or breast or soreness OF any part OF
tho body in from one 10 three hours. IL
PROMPTLY cures lameness. stif and swol-
len Joints, and all pains In the hlps ana
loins, chronic rheumatism. sciatica. luin-
bago' or pain in the back are speedily
cured IL seldom fails to give relief
after one or two doses, anu almost IN
yariably cures before one bottle has
been used. ~
N,inyon's homeopathic Home Rene
~, Con,pnny. OF Philadelphia. put up spe-
ciacs for nearly every disease. which are
sold bv ali druggists. mostly for Is cents
n bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

OF his ways. and was convinced that the
administration Of Thomas w. Patton had
been a good and honest enc. and That ne
thought there was no occasion TO make
local politics a party affair.
PEARSON'S ENDORSEMENT.
Richmond Pearson. who defeated W. 7.
Crawford for congressman in the Nintn
District, and OF wnom II can be SAID ne
belongs 10 no party at all. unless Il may
be the Fusionist was present, ana gave
his endorsement TO the ticket: As the
election takes place on Monday next
there Is very little time for political
campaign. The ticket as put out last
night is certainly not the choice % the
Democracy Of Ashevillc, and viii, no
doubt. be utterly defeated at the cleo
ton.
STILL CRITICAL.
The condition Of Captain Melvin r.
Carter, United States Internal-k Revenue
Collector for this district. who on sunday
last was stricken with serious heart
trouble. stu continues very critical, ana
there are grave doubts az to his recovery.
Rev j. = Felix. who recently hlled the
pulpit OF the First Baptist church mere
temporarily. has accepted the call OF that
congregation 10 be the regular pastor OF
the church. and will enter upon his new
pastorate on Sunday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
jackson Ci:y and ROssiyn Bars.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 1.-(Special }
Alexandria county. II the law has any
power. Will henceforth be a place OF com
pIrative Temperance. Its Excise hoard
Ncssrs Edward Barnard. Charles W
Frought. and Melvin JOhnston-ycstsrGa
'losad every bar-room in Jackson city
ont one, and granted but two liquor
Lenses 10 Rossyn. these latter have
2sen given TO Messrs. George w Wotz
md John Clark. and Jackson City's sole
bar-keeper IL TO be George ". Myers.
Even these three. however. have but "A
very precarous tenure OF license. for IL
my OF their doors are opened even the
slightest crack on Sunday their licenses
VIII disappear. The Excise Board settled
N this policy at their session held yester-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, va, My T. I07o'
Auction sales of sun-cured tobaccos on
Change commenced to-day. with 20
packages offered. all Of which were sold.
Highest price, S9.25 lowest, 81.
Private SAFES: Filters. II; smokers, -
wrappers. -: dark leaf. 9: Tugs. II. Total
o hOgshcads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, Sl.70l.3O. tobacco si,SSLo3. Total,
S6.09l.s9.
Bright loose sales were fairly large to-
day, with prices ruling about the same
as usual Considerable sln-cured tobacco
was offered at Shelburne's warehouse,
aud brought full prices. Dark loose sales
at other warehouses were very small.
old tobaccOG are dun to-day.
The auction sales OF sun-cured tobaccos
on Change opened at fairly good prices,
and a fair number Of buyers were In at
tendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
isUENILLE POLITICS.
So-CnlIed Citizens Ticket Nomf-
uated-EIectton Ncnr at Hand.

ASHEVILLE. y. c.. May l.-(Special)-
A so-called citizens ticket was nomi-
mated last night in opposition 70 the
straight Democratic ticket put out last
week. John W. Starnes was nominated
for Mayor; James L. wagner for alder
man from First Ward: Wiley Il. brown
for alderman from Third Ward; ID. T..
Willard for alderman-at-large. for the
term OF two years and Gay Green, alder
man-at-large for one year T.. ID. Carter
who was made chairman OF the meeting,
explained his seemingly changed political
opinions hy stating that though he had
bitterly opposed the so-called citizens
ticket OF last year. he mad seen the error
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
4 ElDGET FROM WILSON.
Church Entcrtninmcnt-P
lions for NcmOriai-Day.

WILSON. y. G., May l.-(SpecialD-To-
day II. L. Cheatham resumed taking
dispositions here in his contest against
Congressman Woodland, from this district.
Several witnesses were examined.
Last night at Mamona Hall the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church had rendered
the beautiful operetta, '"rhc Chlldrens
Crusade" The play was nicely gotten 40.
and reflected much credit upon the mana
gers
General G. A. Rattle. OF New Berne,
has been invited 10 make an address here
on Memorial-day Nav 10Th. and has ac-
cepted lie is a speaker Of much power.
Very heavy rains have fallen here du-
ring the past two days. and the earth IS
thoroughly wet COntentnea creek mas
overlooked its banks, but IL Is not thought
that any material damage VIII result
therefrom.
MIR. John Snokenberg. for many years
printer here, has accepted position
with Stewart Brothers. at Winston. una
left yesterday 10 enter upon his duties
there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIINMOND, w, NIaY j. ,''7'
Ofserings.-Wheat. % bushels. Corn
White. 296 bushels. Eye, % bushels.
Sales-W Wheat. 40 bushels. Corn-Whlle
Quotations Wheat .ongberry. o@is2c
mixed GSu72c. shortberry. 6ln72es; No
red. 7lc. Corn-White Virginia, % lie
No. white. 50 l-2c.; No. : mixed, ~
% i-2c. Oats-No. mixed. 3id5i l--c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
NOT sHANER. THE MURDERER.
Gus Say. Of Gastonin. Goes Free
Arair-Shuner Seen.

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. May 1.-The man
arrested here yesterday answering to the
description Of Shaner. the murderer OF
James T. Wallace. at Danville, Va.
turned out 20 be Gus Say, Of Gastonia.
y. C.. and was released. \ photosraph
OF Shaner was sent 10 Chief-of-Police orr
to-day. and II IL very much like say.
An engineer on the Southern road to-
night reports having seen Shaner walking
along the track just beyond Lynchburg.
and that Shaner waved his hand AT him.
lie SAYS he knew Shaner well. and that
he was confident IL was he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Rug Department.
Our Oil-CIoth---Carpet Corner.

This Oil-Cloth business of ours
has grown so fast lately that
we've been obliged to move all
our duplicate Carpet designs to
another part of the store to
make room for it.
This seasons Spring Patterns. new and
freshly made. every piece perfect.
Single Back, lic. the square yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD, May Virginia
IS. new. 70: century bonds. 80 SIS; North
ern Central. 81 rs; Baltimore and Ohio
"A" 4s bid: do, do. "B." l0: Consoli-
dated Gas stocks. 81 is. bid; do, bonds.
G's. ll6 IL, bid; do. SIS, i05, bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The sale Of nineteen OF Ellerslie and
Annieta thoroughbred yearlings the pro-
perty OF Captain r. J. Hancock and y.
ID. Payne. OF Charlottesville, took place
yesterday I'm Lexington. Ky, and aggre-
gated 1896. a colt by Charaxus brought
the highest price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Mean temperature. ........"..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE transactions
at the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated
2G5 523 shares. OF which lIi,72 were IN the
Jndus,rials. II Will be seen that the In
dustrials almost completely monopollzed
snecuiatiye attention. Sugar was the
leading feature. and rose per cent 10
Il2 rs on transactions OF 5000 shares.
The buying Of the stock WAS based on the
advance Of i-sc. per pound in all grades
~ refined. except granulated, which was
put up l-i6c. Leather followed next IN
point of advance. the common rising 10
~ - and the preferred TO 80 5-S on init
nations Of n further advance IN hldos.
Chicago Gas. Lead. and General ELECTRIC
were all slightly higher. Cordage secuti-
ties improved lH3 IL per cent. on the
efforts making 20 form a company 10
handle the raw material for all members
of the Cordage Manufacturing Company
The railway group was attacked early
in the day. and the Changers at one time
sold below Yesterdays lowest. The de-
cline. however, was unimportant, ana IN
the last hour when Sugar rose 10 liz 5-s.
the loss was not only recovered, Dut
leading issues sold at last nights close.
Thu great strength Of sugar completely
upset the calculations or the pears, anu
al the end OF the day shorts were anxious
buvers SPECULATION closed strong, win
an advancing tendency. compared win
Tuesdays finals. Prices for the promi-
neat stocks shows gains OF l-8nt.s per
cent Sugar gained 2 5-S, Rubber ], ana
the preferred II per cent. on the DAY
The bond market was active ana strong
Treasury balances: Coin. <S}.l-6OO; cur
rency. s5s.Oi7,0OV.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at lfi2 per cent;
last loan at l-2. and closing offered at
LEAF per cent: prime mercantile paper
4df l-2 per cent. -oo
Bar silver. GG is. Mexican dollars. 81 IL.
silver at the board quiet
Sterling exchange easter, win actual
business In bankers bills at AssgAS IL
for sixty DAYS. and $isgdsiS - for de-
mand: posted rates. NS i-2HS.D' com
merclal bills AMu$ta 81.
Government bonds firm. state bonus
steady. Railroad bands strong.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Dry Goods, Carpets, Shoes,
Boys Clothing, Trunks, Baby
Carriages, Window-Shade>.

Butter-Steady; fancy creamery s9d &C..
ladle, iidl5c.. s,ore-packed. s9i.'
EGgs-Steady az u lie
coffee-firm. No. :. $3.50
Sugar-Strong. eranulatei. f-ic
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May THE amount -
wheat 10 be delivered out to-day has been
looked forward 20 with some anxiety II
was expected that a large amount would
b. so placed that the disposition would
indicate the accuracy 81 thp chipping
demand that has been reported to exist.
There was a large quantity sent around.
but from all accounts n found lbs way
back into the elevators. II went mo
strong hands. however. and much az the
days frmness was aScrilfd 90 tf1t fact.
The session closed with some eXcitpm ni.
too much short selling having taken
place early, and rush be.ns made a.
cover.
July wheat opened AZ from G g-s -
6S 5-sc.. sold between - IL aud 'c.. ami
closed at % '-N46Jc.-l 5-ic higher taan
yesterday Cash wheat was l--1J-i Oi a
cent per hush'l higher
May corn Was wanted by the elevator
concerns to-day. the buying hy ihat class
of people being continuous. anl DOB some
cases vigorous. There was also ths usual
quota Of scalpiug transactions AMI local
operations. based on tn feeling az wheat
Altogether, there was bat lftlo il 'ae
way OF weakness I'm the trade. and tle
tinSe WIS irflNfllN strong. WIN rN iIl-
portant advance over yesterday
July corn opened az y s-6c advanced
20 ~ 3-iHi9 i-Sc. and Closog at 40 1-ic.--
] 3-iNl l-Sc. higher than yesterday cash
corn was IN good demand AMI strong.
car-lots bringing q full cent osrr BIZ ter
day
oats suffered decline at the opening.
owing To the general desire o. cell g.
was quit" plain that there was sfi'l .1m'
liquidation going on in MAY. Later. fhs
strength OF wheat aud corn Oi rcams
the weakness. and a good ally resulted.
july oats CLOSED Is Of a cent HIGHER ihH1
yesterday. cash oats Vera early carf.
bur firm. and half cent higher lttf
Provisions The tail end NJ fhc Nay
liquidation Ina product took place to-dat.
There was a large excess Of hogs over
the estimate "a the yauls aud Prices
there were weak ana lower o. the natural
disadvantage II provisions BEFORE the
session WAS ov"t The STRENGTH of wheat
worked change I'm the feeling. recover
ing taking place.
y IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
bicycles! BICYCLES

RE1hIHlNp
a suggestion to blcyele-riders: Don't
have YOUR leg pulled by the so-calied
bicycle-repairer, but brlns your wheel 10
Leonard's, sOs east Main street. and nave
for 20 cents. Spokes, tangents. direct or
cold swaged or piano-wire put in steel or
wood rims for 25c each. Hubs. spokes.
nipples. Tires OF all makes, copper
plated. nickel. and brass rims, 25O PAIR.
All wheels repaired fully gueranfe.I
no GIFT n. LEONARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

Double Back. DC. the square yard.
1ripie-Back, &c, the square yard
Extra Canyas-Back. &c the SQUARE
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Weather Predictions: To-day will probably be fair
MANY A MICKLE MAKES A MUCKLE,

dimes and half dimes that drbbc1 away they soon
figures and then it's dollars These are
dimes and half dimes saving suggestions with
thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BVsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. STOCKS
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &c, anu
in Addition Thereto the Wea'"e'
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nav L.
IriIp forecast for Virginia and North
nv" Carolina: Fair weather in the
western portion, showers III the
eastern norton; warmer in eastern
norton. or,heasterly winds. becoming
southeasterly.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cool and dissgreeable. KAN ieii
throughout the day and night.
Stata of fhnrmnmeter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
SmaIl.Priced Goods.
That's an appropriate head.
ing-ought to say high-priced
uuality-that's what they are.


ing-ought to say high-priced
quality-that's what they are.
Wool. Crepon-raced. Cotton Warp;
woven so as 10 add to wearing quail
ties; spring shades. double fold 25c.
quality lac. the yard.
Twi.led Real Halr-Clotn, Black and
Gray. soc. the yard.
Two Toned Colors. wool-nl,ed. six
shades. yard wide tdouole-folD' isc'
the yard.
Tartan Scotch Plaids. in both Llsht and
Red. grounds, doubie-foids. Zoe. the
yard.
Atwood. Solld-Navy. steel. Tan, and
Brown Dress Suitings. white hair-ine
stripes, checks and plaids.
Blue and White Covert Cloths. 2oc the
yard.
HARDWOOD Doublc-Fold Scotch Plaid,
u l-2c. the yard.
Rug Department.
Well tell YOU as much as we
can about, and convey some idea
of their cheapness, but that's a
point YOU can better appreciate
by seeing them.
Wilton Rugs.-They're borders OF SD
and s. Wilton Carpets, made w into
Fringed Rugs, at Soc. each.
japanese Rugs. OF oriental coiofs ana
patterns. two yards long, one yard
wide. at sl.SO each.
4-inch Knotted Rugs. with beautiful
flower and animal designs
5iNl6 for $lI5.
6oxS0 for sls3
-4S1s for eco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY l. 1895.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Wakeman. New
York. merchandise and passengers,
George W. Allen x Co. agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, Wakeman. New
York. merchandise and passengers
George W Allen a. Co. agents.
Steame. Toeahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandisa ind passengers; Irwin Weisi-
ger. superintendent
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Soper, New
York. railroau-tIes.
Schooner i. c. Schultz, Lowery, New
York. railroad-tes.
Schooner Mary Curtis. Maker, Charles
ton via Norfolk, coal; vessel Curtis &
Parker.