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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

A Chicagoan named Latta recently
purchased from a curio-dealer in New
Orleans for $50 a rude collection Of old
postage stamps. AS soon as he reached
home he regretted the bargain and sent
the stamps 10 New York for approval
Back came the cheerful information
that one stamp alone was worth 5000
and that the value of the entire collec-
ton could fairly be estimated at $751;
O0Oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

South American ants have been known
TO construct tunnel three miles IN
length--a labor for them proportionate 10
that which would be required for men
to tunnel under the Atlantic from New
York 10 London
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

President Zelaya's appeal has the tune
Of a man who is about to be consigned
TO a statesman ithout-a-job fate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Now n rise In shoes IS promised. The
persona non grata lover had better keep
his eye on the sharp toes OF her pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The fact that the Mikado has a chill
does not mean that he IS shaking with
fear at the advances Of the Russian
bear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Charleston. South Carolina, has now an
open and deep waterway over the bar
that once blocked the entrance TO her
fine harbor. and the city is beginning 10
feel the pressure Of long-delayed oppor-
tunity. There is a large belt of country
naturally tributary to Charleston. and
now that the way to the sea has been
made clear. larger and better railway IA
cilties will be justified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Buffalo, n. Y. is the latest city TO
adopt the Pingree plan Of potato patch
farming for the poor. Mayor Jewett. OF
that city. has appointed committee 70
raise 5000 for the scheme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Nicaragua will not give up that smart
money very graciously. She cannot be
classed as a cheerful giver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The question whether or not a Juror
may take notes is to be decided by the
Florida courts II may not be wise TO
tender them only in case OF monetary
stringencies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The latest description OF the Chinese
Emperor portrays him as looking about
seventeen. a thin-shouldered. narrow
chested. frail. WORKOUT boy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

A. J. Blackwell. the rich and erratic
Indian who owns the cities OF Blackwell
and David, in the Indian Territory, an
nounces that he will build a $4,000 tenn
pie at David city, Okla. for the perpet-
uation of Indian religions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The New York papers announce a
prospective rise in the price OF milk. This
is probably one OF the results OF the
rise in cattle. Horns, cow-hide boots and
cowslps may so up next. Tongue will
always have a run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

The announcement that a New York
tailor has been indicted for 'embracery''
has alarmed the matrimonial candidates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

After John Bully fixes" Nicaragua he
will move on little Honduras. He is
going to settle all of his old scores on
this trip. while his conscience is in good
shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Mr.. Benedict saw whole schools Of
great. big fish. bat, Of course, they got
awav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

right place. II sweeping assertions count
for anything.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

"Grog." the sea term for rum-and-
water. IT may not be generally known,
derived its name from Admiral Edward
Vernon, who wore grogram breeches, and
hence was called "Old Grog." About the
year l745 he ordered his sailors to dilute
their rum with water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

our mammoth stocf Of Fine and
Medium Freshly Made Shoes and Slip
pers are selling rapidly in The slaughter
we are making in prices for The next
few weeks
Come around with the crowd before
the winding mp OF this sale Our renu.
tation for styles, iiJ ami Workmanship is
widely known. and as we 1re going 10
remodel our store we bave got 20 unload
lois of these pretty Shoes and Slippers
aI cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01

Colonel Waring. New York's Street
Commissioner. is the right man In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-01
arm UE4fIIIE.

The temperature and Rainfall for the Past
Month.
The following is carcfullv-prcparel
report OF thc temperature ana rainfall
for Richmond during the month OF April
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Death of Mrs. Chesterman.

Mrs Writ A. ChSsteIman, whose III
ness has been frequently referred TO 81
late. died AT II o'clock last night at the
residence OF her husband. No. lliS Grove
avenue. The illness OF her father, Colonel
Asher W. Hartman, occurred at a timr
when she was unable 10 stand excitement
or distress. and she took 10 her bed three
DAYS before his death. TWO weeks ago
h.r condition became alarming, ana Tor
ten DAYS past there were but small hopes
OF her recovery. She bore her illness win
the sweetest patience. and, though d -
string 10 live FOR the sake of her dear
ones she was resigned TO her fate ana
wholly without fear of death. Early vs.
teriay morning, being then In full pos
session OF her mind, she called her family
"a her bedside and babe them good-by.
speaking words OF comfort 10 each, ana
bidding all 10 dry their tears. At night
for a little time only her minu wandered
and death tame 10 her while she Wa IN
peace,ul slumber She leaves husband.
,nother. and two children zone years old,
one i-2 months. and four brothers
viz. oliver Hartman. OF Lee county
Arch Hartman. OF Louisville; Wiiilam
Hartman. OF this city, and Lieutenant
Jobn A. Hartman. ~ the United States
army Her funeral will take place at 4'so
,o.morrow Monday afternoon from
PARK Place Methodist church. ana, as re-
c,,ested by her. she will be buried In
sunny spot In the new part OF HOLLYWOOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

The Journey Refrigerator has
many q staunch friend in Richmond
now. 1t is the crovning achievement
in refrigerator building, the king OF
keepers. no trouble to keep clean. re-
movable ice compartment, takes least
ice, galvanized steel lining, and without
q doubt 1t excels any refrigerator on the
market. Has dozen other points of
special excellence. Thirtv-fye per cent.
of catalogue price for Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
THE COHEN co
MILLER MANUAL SCHOOL.
CLOSING EXercises-Llst OF Fall
Graduates-AIumni Lunch.

CROZEr VA. June lj.-(Speclol)-Th
final exercises OF the seventeenth ses-
sion OF the Miller Manual-Labor School.
OF Albemarle, were held yesterday and
to-day Under the excellent management
OF Superintendent c. u. Vawter. who has
been with the school since its foundation.
the Institution continues TO advance
along all progressive lines. At o'clock
i. NJ. yesterday the meeting or the SO
clety OF Alumni was held. The final exer-
cises proper began At o'clock. there
being pres nj about l65 boys and 100 girls
In .one body The scene was an inspiring
one. The music by the pupils upon these
occasions is especially attractive The
choruses-"Where Ripping Waters Play"
, Row the Boat Lightly" Come Where
the Lilies Bloom'-rolled like a wave OF
pleasure through the assembly hail. The
Sailor Boys Or am" a Quartette. caused
hearts 10 beat with tender emotion.
GRADUATES.
The alumni address was delivered by
Mr.. Samuel A. Martin. The valedictorian
was Mr. Wilbur Hope Ellis. The fun
graduates were Messrs. Roy Hartman
Smith, William Hampton Payne. Wilbur
Hope Ellis, Walter l.. Thomasson. and
Misses Florence Alena Johnson, Bette
Willis Powell. Elenora Hudson. Alma
Christine Smith. and Bernard Peyton
PHILLIPS.
At 10 o'clock =. NJ many old students
from FAR away gathered around the
alumni lunch-board. Among those present
was DR.. Roy II. Flanagan. OF Char
lottesyille.
Or. John William Jones. Of the Unit
yersIty OF Virginia. who has been elected
chaplain Of the school for the next two
ssions, was also present. The memory or
Samuel Miller lives in hundreds OF homes
IN This county. and in homes which are
now being formed In other counties OF
this State and different sections OF our
Union.
THE HOME SCHOOL.
The closing exercises OF Mrs. J. NJ.
Ellsons HON, School were held here
last night. Miss Susie b. Stnngfellow,
who had charge OF the school, and her
sister, Miss Dixie S,ringfellow. one OF the
pupils, returned 10 their home, In Gull
pepper, this morning. Among those present
from r dlsf,nc' were Rev. ". G.. Fer
guson and Mrs. John Ellison. OF Waynes-
49,. a..4 .,,.s- -.en, stoyer OF LaFa..
Mis- Matte 4 l.anerty has returned
home from the Randolph Macon Woman .
College, at Lynchburg. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
NAY CALL DIR. CARMICHAEL.
lie VIII Likely Succeed DIR. Mckim
Made "A H!shCu.

The report that Rev DR.. Hartley Car
michael will be called TO the Church OF
the Epiphany. in Washington, upon The
election OF Rev. Or. McKim, the present
incumbent. 10 the Office Of bishop Of the
"newly-cre1teG diocese" Is somewhat pre-
mature. perhaps. but seems well founGei.
The creation Of The diocese is purely
hypothetical al present, though the matter
will undoubtedly be brought BEFORE the
Episcopal convention when 1t meets. ana
II is expected that its action VIII b.
favorable.
DR.. McKim is spoken Of as the propable
first bishop, and IN event OF his election.
it IS stated on good authority that Or.
Carmichael Will be called TO the Church
OF the Epiphany in Washington. The
congr5g cation is very large and wealthy.
and the church, which is a remarkably
handsome one, is considered the leading
and the best church In the Diocese Of
Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH June b
part of tie Chicago and Western pIluse
over the steamboat channel ia the sou SCUM.
ern pant q the city. gave way at clo o,"
and several persons were injured oI'c
norbans fatally The railroad company
was having piles driven 20 streng'heh u,'s
bridge which is an approach %
- Mas ON the bridge proper. ana It's
rev and about p men were on tne
railing and footpath. when TIE lst,eF
sunk into the channel, twenty feet Deio"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
britannia. Wins Again.

LONDON. June l5.--Varable breezes'
ught airs. and GAINS made the duel be-
tween the Britannia and the Ailsa, under
the auspices Of the Royal southern Nacht
club. unsatisfactory and inconclusiVe'
The same thing may be said OF the race
of the tvsnty-raters. Niagara, Audrey
Ionia. Luna, and Stephanie.
The Britannia won on time allowance
hut was led all over the fj-mile course
by the Ailsa. The Niagara had the lueh
10 vanquish the other twenty-rdters'
They were more than six hours covering
the 2l-mile course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

LONDON. June IA d'ies"iioh vi ~
gish women prominent III I'm -
VIZ 6sircates 10 the Wold's Woman
CS. Temperance Unon Convention
,yh,"h is 10 open IN London June lsIh;
non their landing az southampton anu
escorted them TO London. u..,
~ waterloo station tire delegates Were
., D., Miss Frances =. willard, pres'-
"n,, NJ the Womans Christian IeInpei-
snca Trion Of America, and many olhetS'
and were given a hearty welcome 10 LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
All strictly first-class articles, WITH
prices cut down for Monday only.

WATER SETS. worth sOc.. thin blown
glass beautifully-shaped pitcher-a
TWO HUNDRED FANCY DISHES.
beautifully shaped. best imitation
rich cut-glsss. &c value for sc.
Entire stock 10 and l5c. Salt and Pepper
shakers Monday at TWO CENTS
"Baccarat" Water-Tumblers, strong
and lasting. yet thin. never sold for
les than $50 a Internationally. l0c.
each.
Finest bohemian Water Tumblers. neat
est engraving. a good 81 per dozen
glass. at TWO AND a HALF CENTS
each.
% barrels Cold-Tea Tumblers. remark
able value for 81 a dozen but Monday
set Of six for EIGHTEEN CENTS.
L. barrels Lightweight Water Goblets--
MONDAY TWO AND \ HALF
GEMS each.
SALE 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Fu!l-Size Berry or Fruit Saucers. pretty
imitation cut-glsss. well worth 81 d
CHOICE Of handsome Berry-Bowls.
viii suit the most fastidious taste,
large sizes. and worth up 70 Zoe, a
TN ENTY-FODR CENTS
STRAWBERRY. DIAMOND. AND
FAN-Cir SAlCERS, 'scalloped edge.
for tea tumtior- will sell Monday
a. 20. each worth loo.
SALE 1890 TO ~.
Elegant Covered Butter Dishes, per-
iectly plain. or handsome imitation
Cut-Elass. 20 and a5c. value, for one
hour both kinds at &c.
Boau'iful Table Cruct Set. stra wberry.
diamond. ana fan pattern. sparkles
Ike q nuino cut-glass--6 pieces-a SIS
article-MCnday. sec. set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
Deaths I'm Roanoke.

ROANOKE VA. June l5.-lSp -c.al ;
Mrs. Jane Gordon. mOther-in-iaw OF Dr'
William 4. Harris. OF the Nirsinia ,oI-
lege. died az the college last night IN her
SJth year. -,,...,,.
Mr. T. Roehm. wife OF Councilman
Roehm. died this afternoon. She was
daughter of DR.. =. Below, and sister oil
the late Senator Riidleberger's widow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
I-nrInn.n TrnnnuiI Amin.

.-HIEGTDN. June I5-The internal
.t r.e Island ~ Tormosa are tram
-.... now that the Japanese OFF,
,.. $50 authority. a cable from the
Office was received az the
,.-...- ..-ltIon to-day which said.
.-. otier restored iu Tdlpe-Fu.
t.. -..r..I and civil administration es-
German marines withdrawn.
..-u settlement now under IN,
t.l No the japanese army
rmln marines referred % are
uau.y those who were landed iu the
...trl part q the island a week ago
....r to preserve peace. az a time
- considerable r.otiug was reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

CHICAGO. Hi. June l5.-Most OF the
,-ot,at st.trs deputy marshals VINO have
been guarding the property OF the p' Sere
inr and Cattle-Feeding COMPANY WEI
vdthdrawn to-day This acuon - cue -
The opinion Of United states A''V ,11p,s
Black that Receiver McNu'ta wac '''"''
for the entire expense. ~ ,ho
Marshal Arnold to-day called on an lhs
cbIcaeo men on guard az Peoria. reduced
the fore al Calumet and Riverdale 20
four men each. and cut the guard al onu-
feit'g 10 ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

MANASSAS. June l5.-(5peciaL)-Col-
oneI Edmund Berkeley and Mr.. q. q.
CaIleher two Of Prince Williams promi-
neut men. have announced themselves as
candidates for the State Legislature. sub
let to the action Of the Democratic
primary. Both OF these gentlemen are
vel known. and have hosts OF iriehds
throughout the county. and the contest
will be undoubtedly very close. Colonei
Berkeley represented this county IN the
Legislature several years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
HOTEL BEDFORD. BEDFORD CITY,

At the famous Peaks Of otter. a verit-
able summer, health. and pleasure resort.
The magnificent BEDFORD CITY
HOTEL, with all it, luxuriously furnished
apartments. will be OPEN FOR THE
RECEPTION OF GUESTS JUNE 10th.
Probably no hotel in the South Is more
complete In every detail than tbs. -Four
hundred electric lights. no. and cold
water. profusion of baths, rooms en- suite.
with private baths attached. and. In fact.
every modern convenience. Situated In
the most beautiful section or Nirgnla;
Pure air, beautiful scenery, mineral
water shady trees, etc. For rates and
further particulars address.
DAVIS 6 GARDNER,
10 2-suts Bedford City. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
COBB'S ISLAND.

NirBinIas SEASIDE rtsOft IN Tue At-intle
Ocean. Unrivalied for rs surf-bath.ng
and magnificent view OF the ocean. In.
crease OF hotel accommodations and Other
improvements Those desiring plenty Il
shooting and fishing can md u az CobNs
II 07 north bound and the i5l outh-bound
train al Cobb's station. on the New l9r.,
Philadelphia ana Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred 10 island by steamer.
per month. For further Information ad.
dress COBB & SPADY, Proprletors,
5bySu. Tu&w VIZ lam Chesapeake. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
p,.r,o rrincipeans Against War.

HAVANA. June IA large nlinper VI
,hs oronlnent citizens OF Puerto frlhcpe'
iuclga!ng some OF the leaders OF IN ~.
s,,rgents In the war. held meeting las.
nleht and agreed 20 take steps 10 nay
a deputatlon meet Maxine "oipe.' 80,
-, mrnander-in-chief. 10 point CUT
90 MIN that an immense majority OF the
,nhsbitants OF Puerto Principe are OPP
nosed 70 armed resistance TO the govern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

white Sulphur Springs. W Va. Mrs.
VI. j. Dickson. proprietor. An elegant
resort. Altitude. 2,40) feet.
The cALWELL nas been lately r.
modelled end furnished. has a large aud
well shaded lawn, and is only short
and pleasant walk from the famous
White sulphur Springs The gu sts ~ tnls
house have all The privileges Of tho Whits
Sulphur water baths. bt.-fO0m, lawn.
parlOr etc. OF the Grand Central Hotel.
For further Information address THU
CALWELb HOUSE White sulphur
Springs. Bus m cts I'll trains
nv lf. snl A9rn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
L ARASOI.S.
Now ia the time TO buy Parasols and
Umbrellas, and this is the place to get
+la,,,


LADIES' SILK-GLORIA 2t-iuch- m
brcllas paraCOn-fTame. handsome I'M
ported handles, Of Dresd a. crystal
cellulod. ivory, silver. and gold-plJt-
ell. Congo and Weichels-any OF me
above iOr MONDAY ONLY - CENTS.
Experience and educdtion in the Cor
set business have caused our Corset De-
partment to almost reach the pinnacle
of completeness There's not n Corset
or Corset Waist on the market of good
reputation that IS not represented here.
Having the agency for the tquipoise
Waist fnl and complete stock Is al
ways on hand.
Summer Corsets. 81 value. will be sold
between tn hours az and II CLOCK
From ron ii Il to T. O'Clock, ;l25 J. b. in
White and Black. 15c. ,,.,,
oar and res qay T Be- SOFA fV All day o for
500. all sizes.
$40 r. j.. bias cut. $50
The Prma Donna Corset. made 10 w ur-
temhrg, by order OF the Cob % com
panv. is fast gaining popularity II IL
a s225 Corset. but we sell it for SIS.
To the attractiveness OF our Art De-
partment is news doubly attractive.
Our whole sample line OF Art squares,
Tray Cloths. Bureau Scarfs, Table
Covers, pollies, etc, some fringed,
some hemstitched, some embroidered,
and some TO be embroidered.
Tablc-Covers. S.lasners. Tray-Cioths.
hand-embroidered DC TO =.
Art-Squares. ASKS, Bic; icNiO F-c.' and
Linen and Mummy-Cloth. Drawn-Tbread
and Hemstitched Spiashers, from &c.
Linen Tray-Cloths. hemstl'ceed, 1927.
and 2X3o from &c. TO ooc. each
Regular igc. Ma7h-,ilN. %. de@' n.
The Trilby Cuffs and Collars Of dainty
lace and organdie, as beautiful az the
name suggests, As, 80. 90, IS, and 9Sc-
From 10 10 Y o'clock
Lad.e~ ChemisettCs, and cuffs TO
match, in Blue ami link, for lcc
DKTGGIS1 So O., B.ifS:
Geyserite Soap, =. cake, ioc. yI.le
der, lie package. 25c. value.
Palm-SOap. 100 dozen cakes 49,.
Borat,d Talcum Powder. &c. box, value
From to O'Clock
Pure Floating CASTLE Soap lc. cake.
Dcad-Stuck, for killing oil insects loc.
virgin 'Glycerine, &C.. lsc. value.
Pint bottles Witch Hazel, lec.
Metal P POI B. &c. Soi,,i lSc oc gai Value
From II TO l. O'Clock
4 box of cakes of French Soap, nicely
perfumed. &c. box, 2Jc. value.
Innings.
Prom 90 70 o'clock
Hair-Cloth BIC yard-limit OF 10
yards 10 any one customer.
10 o. clock
Grsss-Cloth &c. yard-limt Of 10 yards
TO any one customer.
IEATHER-GOODS.
25c. Leather elts. %. eacn.
SOC I.edther-BClte, -. each.
Ladies' Set, comnrie M Ii and Belt,
10 match. 25c.. 50c- value
81 Purses. zoe.
soc. Purses 2ac.
Toe. Purses. ijc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16

BERLIN, June l5.-Tbe general dis
raich-boat kaiseradler. formerly the
Hohenzollern. started from kiel th's
morning to make a trip through the new
canal a. far as Brunsbuttel. near the
mouth OF the Eibe. Near Nobiskurch
she ran aground. and tugs have been sent
from Kiel TO assist In floating her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
rr,n, of A,legrd MInt-Thief.

CARSON, NEW. June l5.-The prelimi-
nary examination OF James X. Mason
the alleged mint-thief, began before the
commissioner to-day.
Hirsch Harris, the present reiiner or the
mint, testified that Mason had plenty OF
chances 10 steal bullion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
MEMS GOODS.
Very special. Some rare values.

TWO HUNDRED DOZEN Mems Soft
Finished Negligee shirts. ian neat and
desirable effects, with patent nom
shrinkable neck bands. finished With
coi color, "a a 75c. shirt|M6NDAI. THiR-
LYNNE CENTS.
MEMS FULL LACNDERED .NEGil-
GEES. with patent roi! collar, r. q, S ~
Mems Fine Ous Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers a SOC value. at DC. each.
Mems Check Muslin shirts and
Drawers Just what you want for hot
Mems Fine spun SILK Black Socks at
Is real value 25c. a pair.
Mems Full Regular-Made Stainless
Half-Hose. IN BLACK and Russell
shades and unbleached, only L lie.
LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS, AND
CAPES. Monday the unexpected hap
pens. There will be special lots of ex-
quisite, genteel Garbs-this season $
creations-quOted now in Md
season at the prices you are used 10
paying two months later.
Ladies' Duck suits. made blazer effect
Monday. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TAN. NAVY. AND LlGIIT-Bl tE.
with polka dot. and striped DUCK
SultS- Rf.i't if.l' fDfs NCNI,-Ni
from s225 TO N.2s; from $40 TO N.5S.
BEAUTIFUL DUCK SUITS. with large
square sailor collars. worth 81 20 IS
for Monday. $40 TO 5is9.
WHITE LINEN DUCK SUITS-Mon-
day $3.50
WHITE PIQUE SATISFACTORILY $3.50
TAN COVERT CLOTH SUITS EtOn
and Blazer effect-made 20 sell for
$3.50 and $3.50 at SIS and 800
Mohair Brillarune Suits. Coiorei or
Black. blazer effect made to sell for
Sl5 AZ $50
SATIN-LINED MOHAIR SUITS. latest
I.oie Fuller Collar. worth $2o-MON-
DAY. $3.50
Handsome Elton Suits. with Norfolk
back and braided yoke. regular So
suits-MONDAY. $l2 30 AND SIS
THIRTY-NINE WOkSTED SUITS,
some Eton. some REFER. others tight
fitting cffect--ln Tan. Navy. and
Black. worth &c to SO suit-Monday,
choice, s2yS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
fe 2.sut.
..vo,rxT.Iy VIEW

AFFORDS a luxurious and inexpensive sum-
mer outing; In the Blue Ridge mountains.
Open June LIST by Mrs. DIR. \. c. bLED-
soc. Amherst. Va. my lZ-Suot
PIEDMONT HOTEL. LOUISA. VA
Great resort for summer boarders.
Healthiest part OF the state; best water.
and climate. Churches OF all denomina-
lions In town. This delightful resort has
been recently fitted up, and with CLOSE
attention 10 all wants OF guests | hope
10 give perfect satisfaction. Those here
tofor- summsrins here have been greatly
benefited. ana were entireY satisned'
Terms. reasonable Good livery at rfa-
sonable prices. Correspondence solicited.
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night was pronounced TO be hopeless, but
when the doctors saw him last night
they agreed that the case had assumed
a more hopeful aspect.
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