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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13
KEEP IN MIND

Rebuilding don't interfere
with business. In fact it's help
to you. We'reNequired to va :
cate space temporarily. A
lever is used to sell the goods.
Price is the magnate that
touches you and the writer.
The result will be wonderful to
all parties concerned.
1t means, enlargement of
premises.
1t means, extension of busi-
ness.
1t means, expansion in mum.
ber of employed.
And whilst it is going on
nearly all cur stock goes for
HALF PRICE. Loss on
clearance will be smart. That's
all right. It's only our prepa-
ration for bigger things. We're
as delighted as you-securing
such Bargains.
MAKE A NOTE OF lT-Suits of
Black Worsted, $40 for $40.
Trousers, $9 to 81, 81 to 50,
81 to S1.
And again we ask your at
tention to the Suits returned
to us thro' ordered by mail.n
They 60 for HALF. No two Of
a kind-good many kinds.
$50 to SIS, $50 to $40, $40
to $5-whilst they last. :,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

ST. LOUIS, July 18.-The BARRIERS Sum
day closing law has been sustained In the
court Of criminal correction, fine of $25
being assessed against q barber Charles
Stoetzer, for keeping open on Sunday,
June 0. Appeal was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

MADRID, July 15.-In an interview ex-
Prime Minister Sagasta said that tho only
course open to Spain in connection with
the Mora claim was to pay the money do.
manded by the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

WAsHISGToN, July 13-Celso Cesar
Moreno, who was indicted Thursday after
noon for criminnlly libeling Baron Fava,
the italian minister, was arrested yester.
day. He was released on O., 900 bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

Several farmers in this vicinity have
threshed their wheat and 1t is said that
it ts turning out fairly well. Among
others we may mention Mr.. Whiting OF
White Clay Creek hundred. who reports
"a bushels TO the acre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

READING, Pa, July 1s--Over 200 en-
ployes OF the Blandon rolling mill, in this
county have received an increase Of 10 Ier
cent. In their wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13
BASE BALL NEWS.

This column Will be devoted to Base Dali
news All ilnews concerning tho clnba Is re-
Bpectfuliy solicited. Address all communi =
oilloo.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Delaware, District of Columbia and Mary
land, fair; warmer; southerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-13
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of tho New York and
PHILADELPHIA Exohnnges.

NEW YoRK, July 12.-'rhe stock market was
again irregular today. Railway securities
were firm. but there was renewed weakness
In the industrial stocks. Closing bids:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
HoIy-W eek Services.

This Is Palm Sunday in the Catholic
Church, and palms Will BE- blessed at
high mass at all the churches to-day
and distributed t. the congregations. This
day ushers In Holy Week. and during
that solemn period the services VIII be
OF most impressive Character AT the
Cathedral there will be stations OF the
cross Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Thursday and Friday nights the Tenabra
VIII be sung by the priests and a large
chorus of male voices.
The priests from all the parishes OF
the Diocese OF Virginia VIII be at the Ca
th,dral Thursday morning. when the holy
oils TO be used during the ensuing year
viii be blessed.
Friday Good Frlday-at )
O'Clock there VIII be stations Of the cross
at all the churches of the city.
Friday morning the cruclfixes in all
the churches will b. unveiled. and the
Paschan candle will be blessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
GRAND REGENTS APPOINTMENTS.
Announcement of the Grand Council
Committees and District Deputies.

Grand-Regant J. J. Jameson. OF the
Grand Council Royal Arconum. mas ap-
pointed the following committees and dis
trlct deputies for 1895:
FTnance-J. Taylor Ellyson. No. 1889.
Richmond: J. =. Banks. No. 29S, Peters
burg: r. W. Arnold. No. e27. Alexandra.
Laws and Appeals-W. II. Williams, No.
n. Richmond: +. -. Blisoly. No. 2T,
Portsmouth: J. \. Brown, No. 5si. Ash
land.
District D,puty Grand Regents-Vir-
gina. No. 2G Richmond. W. VI. Bickers,
No. $50: Union. No. 81. Richmond. Charles
Y. Bargamin. No. 1889; Portsmouth, No.
Of. Portsmouth. T. 7. Briggs, No. 1863;
Norfolk. No. 22S Norfolk. NJ. 7. Fr'ary,
No. 1902. Souths!de, No. e9S. Petersburg.
r. W. Collier. No. 7o5: Lynchburg. No.
as. Lynchburg. John T. Edwards; Frede-
rlcksburg. No. 4l6, Fredericksburg. ". II.
Ifurkamp: Mccarthy No. 4GS. Richmond,
Charles c. Posher. No. Is; Old Dominion.
No. 4Sj. Berkeley. william +. Gayle, No.
los; Augusta. No. 40. stanton. c. Il.
Caldwell: Pocahontas, No 1913, Norfolk,
H. Hodges, No. 22S: Meckenburg, No. 81,
Boydton. G. J. Faulkner; Haven, No so,
ChincOteague Island; n. +. Mathews;
Wise. No. 55l. OnancOck Frank Z. Brent;
Henry Clay. No. ST. Ashland. George II.
Nixon: Farmvllle, No. $50. Farmville, j.
j. Fitzgerald: Elba, No. COS Richmond.
Or. J. +. Crane. 733; Alexandria. No. 6-7.
Alexandria, \. G. Uhler; Patrick Henry.
No. go. Hanover T. j. West; Sycamore,
No. 70j Petersburg. George A. Thomp-
son. so. rs. Henrico. No. l33. Richmond,
". j. Mcdowell. No ms, Jefferson, No.
III. Charlottesville, c. G. Berry No. 40:
tr1 fIlIi
No. 81 Campostella. No. 93 Norfolk. II.
Il. Ragnall. No. 49}; Nansemond. No. go,
Suffolk. Or. \. W. Eley; Loyal, No. 1881,
pocah0ntas. Miles Cary; southampton,
No. 1861. Franklin. G. c. Vaughan; Ocean,
No. lu53, Portsmouth. Il. g. owens No.
22T: He.yidere. NJ. ll39 Richmond. f.. F.
Seal No C-i: Newport News. No ll4l.
Newport News. Thomas L. Jones: Man
chester. No l2l7. Manchester. George f..
Gary: RAIN. No. 1918. Wytheville. DR.. G.
W. Gle2ves. Roanoke No. l22S. Roanoke,
James Nicer dy; Wythe. No. l2iS, Hamp-
ton. George r. Wood: WarrasquOake. No.
l25l. SmithGeld, r. W. Wilson; Holston,
No 1212 Marion, A. r. Lincoln Tide
water No. 1902. Norfolk. j. $. Lessels. No.
or; Dan River, No. 1919, Danyille. j. H..
J Rhodes; Cape Charles, NJ. 1887, Cape
Charles. T. w Savage; Mocha. No. 13iS,
Rldf1r1 g II. HOideman. :lue Ridge,
&c 1925. Shenandoah. g. f. Israel; New
SONS, 30. !ii2. Newsoms Il. r.. Darden;
For; Lewis. No. liJ9. Salem, X. c.
Stearns; River View. No ii7l. North Dan
vile, William Steger; OrinocO, No. 1896,
Martinsyille, g. +. Kearfott; Prometheus,
No. 1872, Pulaski city, ". r. Bush; RAJ
hem, No. l57l Bedford city, 4. c. Dem
nes
Deputy Grand Regents-William Loven-
stein. Richmond: w L. Irvine. Norfolk;
! 4. =. Bolts. Fredericksburg; Rev. +. #.
McFadien, Marion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
COLLEGE HOSPITALS.
A Proposition to Build an Annex to
the virginia.

The regular monthly meeting OF inc
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Virginia Hospi-
tai was held at the hospital yesterday
at noon. and there was a full ATTENDANCE
After the transaction Of routine business
such as receiving the reports OF the ueA-
surer and the standing committees XIV
following letter was read:
RICHMOND. VA. April s. $50.
To the President and Members OF we
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the virginia i0S-
I had the pleasure OF addressing an IN,
,i,a,,on 20 each OF you. ana re9ues,7I
that YOU would be present az 'ne ,'eu 10,
,aon,bIv meeting to-day. Ny wish WIS
,hot Won would have iuii atleh4aNS.
"a 7 desired you TO know what graz go 81.
~on rad done since my annual report LAST
October. A.. ,ha,tfp, for the
~, NJ benefit rendered 10 suneflhS
s,,.oanitv we have had In the hospl,ai
-. october II, 1894. to date ITO pa"cn.s'
80 mis- number u have been iHii Eat,,
., half rate. and 43 absolute charity W
81. ~ who have paid full rate, -
.s,vsd medical and surgical attenu "a
srse and OF the q who paid haif Ia'c,
received medical and surgical s"shA'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
VIII he dedicated To-day.

More than thirty years ago a small
congregation of Methodists was organized
in Fulton which for many years wor-
shin:cl I'm small brick church on
Nicholson street. The present location II
the Cnesa cake and Ohio railroad caused
the conercgation TO sell this property and
buy another site on the corner Of Denny
and Seventh streets, where they built a
much better brick ediicc. that IS now
complet d. has been paid for, and is
nicely furnished. Bishop j. G. Granbery
win dedicate the house Of worship this
morning at II o'clock. There has been
net gain Of more than 100 members 70
this church within the last three years,
and the Sunday school has increased 10
nearlY 40 In nnmbnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
DEATH OF CAPT. j. II. II. FIGGAT.
lie Passed Peacefully Away Mt His
Home Yesterday.

SPRlNGWOOD, VA, April G.-(Specia)
As indicated in my special Of last night,
Captain j. II. II. Fisgat passed peace
fully away Il his home, in Fincastle,
this morning at o'clock The operation
performed yesterday relieved him from
an pain. lie was perfectly conscious, and
conv rsed freely with his friends about
his death. Captain Figgat had been 4
leader in the Methodist Church for quite
@ number OF years and WAS held In high
esteem by the Baltimore Conference. He
was quite prominent in politics. having
represented his county in the House Of
Delegates fr 'quenuy; ran several times
for Congress and was favOrably spoken
Of for Governor by his party in several
conventions. Captain Figgat was 81 years
Of age. lie leaves a loving wife and
host Of friends. Truly, IL good man has
left Us. whose place cannot be filled.
Peace 10 his ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Entertainment for Gryme. Camp.

GORDONSVILLE. VA, April 6.-(Spe-
cial)-An entertainment Will be given
here on the 10th of May for the benefit
OF the William = Grymes Camp, No. 50.
Confederate Veterans. quite an interest
ing programme is being arranged. con-
sisting Of charades. music, and recita-
tons. II will be held In Marcus Hall
Mrs. l.. J. Faber who has been Ill for
some days, IS reported little better
MIR. G. H. Broadus. relative OF the
late Dr. John \. Broadus. is Ill.
Miss Leach and Mrs. Mamie Christmas
Of Charlottesville. the guests Of Mrs
John Schloeser, returned TO their home
to-day.
Miss Harwood and Mrs Herring, OF
Richmond. are boarding at Mrs. Harri-
sons, in this town.
DR.. ]. Wiley Bledsoe will conduct Eas'
ter services at the Methodist church or
Easter Sabbath morning.
The weather is now so inviting thai
those who have been in winter quar-
ters" for long time are coming out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

surfeit OF games. music, and singing.
refreshments in abundance were served.
II was past midnight ere the party dIs.
persed, and the merry laughter ana
smiling faces told Of the enjoyable time
all had experienced. Miss Mcdowell was
the recipient OF, many Handsome gifts.
Among the guets present were Misses
Peachy Mcdowell. Lille Christian. Bessie
Christian. Matte Christian. Minnie Crow
der. Beatrice Nuckos, Nora Dawson.
"-l'v Mfcho'l. Maggie Crowder, Lille
Stutz, Evelyn Figg. Maggie Taylor,
or 'y~-r. hettie Pettway. Ida
Beadles. Daisy Gathright, and Messrs.
Aubrey Enos. Sam Taylor. Willie Cole.
Gary Pease, Phil. Mitchell. Sam Enos'
Marvin Taylor. T.. b. Mcdowell, Eddie
Mitchell. Ad. Tucker. Richard Tucker.
Henry Diaccnt. W. ]. Williams. Charles
Lipscomb. Lonny Douglass. George Humid
ley. Arba carp, Willy Oliver Leslie
Moorecock. Emmett Cherry, and others.
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Goldsmith
chaperoned the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
City-HnIi Court News.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day suits were instituted by Powhatan
Breeder, trustee, against Or. Edward G.
Smith. Damages, $iD. This action Is a
claim Of damages to the plaintiffs house.
by the defendant digging too near
thereto, and loss Of tenant, etc. Philip
w. Miller against i rnard Jacobs.
Damages, SO Frank Miller VS.. Charles
Myers. Debt, s3n.3S.
The case Of Daniel Richardson against
the Metropolitan Life-Insurance Company
was before the City Circuit Court yester-
day morning and. after the jury was
sworn in and the evidence partly heard
the suit was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Emitted states Court Items.

The tug Olive Branch was liDelled In the
United States District Court yesterday by
two OF the crew for salaries due them.
Mr. George ID. Carter represents the
plaintiffs. An attachment was issued.
Mr.. j. Donovan appeared before Com
missioner Flegenheimer and was baied
in the sum of 500 to answer at Norfolk
on the 7th OF May the Indictment found
against him Tuesday by the grand jury
OF the United States District Court
Donovan is one OF the parties charged
with smuggling at Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Pr0periy Transfers.

Richmond: Lewis c. Kidd TO James +.
Robinson. 80 feet on Beyidcre street and
store-hxturcs. subject 10 deed of trust
for 50, SN9H
G. r. Myers to Gates & Brown. per-
sonalty. $40.
II. Wiley Tyler and wife 70 John Walter
Thompson. ~ feet on north side Abe
marie street between Pine and Belvidere.
$50.
IIenrico: James II. Garlick TO Powers
Taylor Drug Company. stock or drugs,
furniture. fixtures, etc, ~ store known
as Barton Heights Pharmacy. $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
The Thomas Lectures mt the College.

Professor Winch ster. who is now lee
turing at Johns Hopkins University. Bal
timore, will reach Richmond next Tues
day. the 9th, and begin his course here
the same evening He will b. accompanied
by Mrs Winchester, and they Will stop
at the Mount Vernon, 2l3 east Franklin
street. The lecture Of TIA sday night will
be on that grabbed old philosopher and
most original and powerful writer,
Thomas Carlyle. The theme is a fine one
10 bring out the powers OF a skilled lee
turer Ike Professor Winchester, and a
most enjoyable evening may be antici-
pated The public are invited. and our
literary people will doubtless fiji the
college chapel with an appreciatiye audi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
His Suburban Lots.
Detroit Free Pre,,)

He had suburban subdivision that
was the JOY OF his life. ami he had talked
it up to probable purchasers OF lots until
he was ready To- believe an he sai q
IT, There was no doubt IL was "A charming
spot, but he had simply ideall1.d u until
the ordinary adjectyes were totally IN
adequate.
II want TO invest In some real estate
TN Paradise Fields" said A lady. coming
into his Office the other morning
Real estate in Paradise Fields.
madam" he repeated. quesuonnsly.
Certainly. Isn't there real estate for
sale there?"
mo. madam; no. madam" he replied.
getting out one OF his artstlcally -colorrf
maps. IT'S ideal estate, madam, look for
YCurself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
For the kindergarten.

The Belyiere School on Floyd avenue,
was the scene on Friday evening OF
an attractive series of tahlcauN
The entertainment was given by the
Misses Robinson, Morris. Flemming, and
Brown. Tor the bencAt Of the Old Mar
kct kindergarten and Day-Nursery.
The tablcauN were most pleasing. being
well arranged and shilfuily CARED out
Several exquisite parts, botn choral and
otherWls were taken by pupils from
the Belvidere school aud Kindergarten
These showed excellent training. and
gave variety 20 the programme.
The young ladies realized satisfactory
sum for this most worthy object, and de-
serve much credit for their efforts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Messrs Blckers 4 Hrou 20 will very
soon begin the publlat.u NJ 4 new
weekly paper here. From what can h.
gathered concerning Tie policy a. the
paper. it is likely n WI ocClry un,Guo
position In the Journalistic del Boin
these gentlemen have bad practical .x-
perience I'm the journalistic Tire The nfst
ISSUE Of the paper VIII probably appear by
May lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
At 70 Reduced Rent.

N-NtW Iv4N " NV-HIJV
Smartchapp: 1 presume you know
am now a tax assessor?
Landlord: Yes, so I've heard.
Smartchapp: l am one Of your tenants
you know, and I've just dropped in to
see If you intend 10 raise my rent next
year on account Of the increased valua-
ton Of the property.
Landlord: No. indeed; no, indeed, Sir
That property hasn't increased bit-ir
fact, It's gone down. That house you live
IN isn't worth hardly anything. / intend
10 deduct your rent one half on account
OF the depression in real estate.
Smartchapp: Thanks. Good-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Sundny-SchOOi Ensfrr rc.fI.ni

There will be a special Easter fe,tt,,i
OF the Sunday school 81 tie Church -
the Holy Trinity az O'Clock nrxt si,i,y
afternoon. The order OF service viii h..
as follows; Processionll caiol. "Jublate'.
floral decoration OF the cross. general con.
fession. etc; carol. "Eirls Ara Singing.
tn Apostles Creed prtEer. oerrtory AMI
anthem. carol. Easter Song. closing
collects and benedlction. ami recess1nal
HYMN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
,Joarph's Position.

U.NI4 Sf'HtfJ
Teacher: Last sunday o. US Itgbas
read about Joseph t-4 l-a. -''-
wa done t0 Joseph -. ., IN,
Tommy. lie was made - Ell VI Wv
roof 10, Ia vgit
Teacher: why Tommy WAT 10 ~
mean by such mons lsr ... pb,r,oh
Tommy: We'll 500 i'l "'''
set Joseph Over bis f"Ys"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Light Police Court Docket.

The continued case OF Ricchi & Meoni,
charged with keeping their bar-room
open on Sunday, was called In the Police
Court yesterday morning, and, after
much evidence was taken. was dismissed.
J. \. Alexander and Lucy Register were
fined s. each for lighting.
The case OF Willie Broke. charged with
the theft OF a diamond ring from r..
Rosendorf, was continued until the 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
THREE CENTS PER copy

isee, ana, In many case. - -.
saIgical dressing free. o. A., !" piclne and
apsuisteiy CHARITY pailonts VINO we're
teceiVed Tor anything. Do - ..'.a'hs was
SOH nave done admirable - Soa tnins
never declined 70 take . p, We hav,
s,nce the hospital was o,,. V.'l,V case
VI durable nature Of VIII, hAt was
a GOOD RECORD =" aware
The surgical stan in o..
The ia.h I'm tNe 18Th d Oc,Sbe. :.
nersorrn.a - eo Nsrch trea,c. y, CO. ",
Gea,h IT,, " ope'' IONS. with o,i, . a.
Tor the n,,r,t.e, ""st remarkable sscord
~, 'ns "'',oer AMI knis OK ons-, ,to,a
pe'loFmed. The record srea,, 'e'ions
OF the skin Of the surs,3, -. Tor !'seic
charge 'A Who was ia
Our building has been ,,....,-,
WINTER and application c.....'l AT me
very day. Many patient. b.. p" nearly
Nalt % be accommelat.8 H-i %
come down 70 business s., ' no"
nave an annex built Cd o.- ..'.ls ID
DC known az tho Ladies' b'ui -
70 the virginia Hospital ar, annex
% take this matter n n..l "t'n you
sure your Efforts win o. 49,, afl
success Win on ann.x NJ. .,. ...' VITA
have tho s,ir,,.-r, 10 f..H.f. You Will
Board on I'rer,cr. ,..,'. memher o. ~
the hospital Ina y,.- ',li s,aT o.
suggest that A committee. rs W'oii
at this meeting Z, ..,. appointed
hand ana push n f.,...., . natter On
possible. '' rapidly as
MANCIrrSvr.o ,..
7 an, el,s b.. .....-. .'''"
All Ase1.i,,.o- %, '-' 'ae Hospital
contcd fbe No.. Pop. has ac-
win urit. r.t,h .... ' I'D 'h'm. AMI
e,rioe., tho ,,~..,.I...-. Hie work.
nnce I also oroi,., ''.' o. accept
the many letter. th.,n.tf ny one Of,
from rartfes v.ho t,,.. a received
tho Vi~eiri, Toeri,.f treated az
Trust.ne. th,t ,,., ,,.,,.....
letter and that vm .ri '.s long
clear 10 grant fha r,...'.. '"I way
Very respcctfllly p ~ ~..- an.
Director in CHARGE OF ts. .'i.
pltaI. h''-
The question % h.rl.-..
raised IN the letter was s,.,, ah'e.'
and finally the p1t..r w., %
a committee. as suggested b., d.. ~ 10
IN charge WIG ''' te',f
The Ola Dominic,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
An Excursion to New York.

Mrs. A. F. Rahm and Miss Bette lily
son are arranging to give an excursion
20 New York about the 18th OF May. TOT
the benefit OF the children's ward OF tne
Retreat for the Sick. Ladies ana ssns
sheuh netify thssa ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
perplexinE.
Wilmington starl

Nv IIIUIHtTVU ITHIV
Don't bother me-" sai ths man Nhp
is very careful OF his English. wan.
20 figure this out, anu III have u % i''s
alone"
what's the trouble
Pm trying 10 make up ~ nina now
20 express myself In his l,lier. ON ,
know whether ! wouli fl'nrr say az
rather or whether L BAL iii"rF t@J
would rather"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
,fcGilI Union.

The programme at the McGIll Union
on Monday night Is most attractive. Mr..
II. VI. Smith. Jr.. will deliver an address
on "Cuba-Her History, People. and Gus
toms" The subject Is just now occupying
a good deal OF attention. and VIII Dc
Thoroughly discussed BY Mr.. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
At the "PIayers."

illAtptA htrhiJD
Tall. Dark Member: | see by the pa
ners that your English friend was
complete failure In his part last night.
Short Light Member: And ow do they
know he's a failure? lie has never played
II In London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
-, c,,cnmstsnos"

Maud: Is Mr. Merton s"' p'''"'
ton 20 your daughter ., gracious mol
Mr. Goldbug: WY foo ,,,.st,9a a. all
IVES not paying her any a''''' '
now. They're marfieI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Desperate

washngton s'-'' =, u,n<
"rts my last chance 81 Japan. n
chang. when he siL.el ss,,sr Tran 1
I don't make peace aIy 'r yst my goods
made war might as w., ,sr an American
together and start over ~
iac.ire-tour.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Washinstoa 81.
With tyrotosieon "a 81 81
Trichlnae IN the n.s se,Snosphere,
Ard nicr3bes IA we go. = ~. "a eat
Whar shall We hie-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Does Seem Queer.
(ClncinnatI Tribune.)

mo" said Smallwori. Il hardly feel
justified In saying that Peppers IL inor-
dlnately vain, but when fellow has
music box In his room arranged to play
Hail TO the Chief as soon as he opens the
door, what is one TO think OF him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Her Pnce Her Fortune.

Bonneville Journal)
Sometimes "A woman'5 face 10 her tot-
tune. and It's tho same wish drunmefs'
nine times out Of ten
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The Hard Things In Life.

Crexls SiftingsD
II beg OF you to pay me what you owe
me"
Cant DO IT,"
"Well, Jus, give me enough so that
can begin a sui; against you
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rendered n Surprise Party,

On last Monday night the friends OF
Miss RebsccA Mcdowell. Of 1905 Car
rington street. rendered her . surprise
party In honor Of her birthday. After .
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CHIMES OF NORMAyDY!.

Auction of boxes and choice seats AT
Academy, noon, Tuesday next Box-ofiice
sale remaining seats Wednesday A. NJ
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=. >nnuANDfN

Auction Of bO.s. ard , ass. Box .oaies
Academy. nosa. rassdS s,,sssaay > A ~
sale remaining seAu
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Miller & RhOads

will make special announcement In
Wednesdays Dispatch. Watch for II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

The latest In Earl & Wilson and Ger
man Collars at 81. Greentrees, I'll east
Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
CHIMES OF NORMANDY!

Auction Of boxes and choice seats at
Academy noon. Tuesday next. BOx-ofiice
sale remaining seats Wednesday A. Nj.