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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Mrs. Cragie. who has just won her suit
for divorce, is American by descent, IL
appears. though English by birth. Her
father, John Morgan Richards. Is one OF
the weaIthiest wholesale chemists in Lon
don. She became the wife Of Mr.. Craisi"
when she was ~. and has gone through
q thorough system Of fin-de-siecle culture
for wears. having the assistance OF pri-
yate tutors in every subject she carel
To take up Her move. some Emotions
and a Moral" which she published under
the nom de plume of John Oliver HobDes'
achieved n noted success, but the latest
OF her three stories. The Gods Sone
Mortals. anG Lord WIckenham,' seems
TO have created sensation rather by
reason of its remarkable title than by its
merits as fiction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

II is said that at the new opcra-house
in Washington there will be row OF
front seats arranged for the special bene-
1T OF persoos whose hearing Is defective
Connected with each seat, and quite out
OF sight will be an apparatus-a SOUND
conveyer.-which will enable every deaf
man 10 hear as wei as though he were
in full possession of his auditory facul-
ties.
This row. we presume. VIII come to be
known as Deaf mems row; but We
shall be much surprised II II IL ever iilled
up. Deaf men are usually very sensitive
as to tina, failing OF theirs That IS 10
gay they do not mind making cthers
shout to them when there Is cobimu-
n!ca,lon to be made, but they would not
tolerate an ear-trumpet IN any OF us hun
dred forms.
The near-sighted man makes no bones
Of putting on glasses, but the deal OF
half-dcaf man rarely consents II employ
artificial helps. though by 50 i)ing nc
would double the enjoymenis of his we
and mitigate the misery II those whose
duty It is to bawl into his ears. why 10
this? How Is IL that there Is 80 much
more pride felt about ones hearing than
there is about ones eycsight?
The devices to aid mans hearing are
numerous, and some Of them are - small
that they can be worn without being gen.
orally noticed; but only a trihing percent
age of the thousands of those who neei
such helps use them. Should all who need
helps 20 hearing provide themselves win
such appliances as these they would De
quite as common az spectacles are now. .
But. even though the Washington eX-
pertinent should not succeed-and we nave
grave misgivings on that point-we De-
licve that it will do good in causing
general discussion of the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
rur RErnioN sENr srRINc.
Committees sTcm The camps
orrut,.r This Evening.

Commuters frcm tue tt"P' ="
oT-nu,.r This Evening.
Tho committee appointed - Lee anu
pickett CAMS to take charge OF the ar
rargcmerts for the great Confederate re-
unlon here next spring viii meet TINS
afternoon for organization. II u hNt'y
that General Peyton Wise. whose mag
nidoeut speech at Houston largely M
arerced the convention 20 hold its neAt
session I'm Richmond. will be- made chair-
man.
The Lee Camp committee ernorace'
General Wise and Nesgrs. Joseph g bicA-
ergon. j. Taylor Ellyson, John u. cary,
John Murphy, y. y. Flnuoipn' "ni
George L. Christian. while Pickett camp
mas chosen colonel r. y. Northen and
Comrades n. t. Maury. g. T. Loehr. -
r. Gate. ". y. WhitlocS. Alexander Jeh-
nincs. and x. +. Morris. II would De
hard to pick better committee IN Wnos'
hands to place tNIs important "orA IMAM
these two delegations constitute.
The reunion win unqucstionably be me
creates; one in the history OF the
South. Great interest is being aroused
already. and the Confederate orSaniIa-
lions in this and other States are pre-
pairing for what. with many OF tnfni' may
be their last visit 10 the old capital or
the Confedcrlcy. Tho prospect OF THIS
grand rally of the soldiers VINO follow ~
the peerless Lee rs inspiring the virginia
camps with new life. The old ones are
growing stronger, and several are being
formed In the State
II Is proposed to lay the cornerstone
Of the Davis monument during the re-
union. and this will draw many people,
indeed many Thousands, 20 Richmond.
Several members Of the Reunion Com
mittee are also officers OF the Davis Nom
ument Association and IT IS probable
that they will push the two enterprises
along together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

The negro is an issue in the Blaine Re-
publican club Of New York. Seven weeks
ago negro named Flow was proposed
for membership in that organization. and
Wednesday night the Committee on Adj
missions handed into the club a type
written paper stating that as the com
mittee found a divergence of opinion eX-
isting on the admission Of negroes as
members of the club they recommended
the adoption of resolutions appointing
committee to confer with colored Re-
pubicans Of the district TO ascer-
tain whether these prefer 20 join the
Blaine club or have a political organiza-
ton of their own. Pending the report
of this committee, the Admission Commit
tee suggested the further resolution that
Flows application be laid on the table.
Some Of the r.-;rophies in the club re-
scented this attempt to dodge the issue. and
a heated and acrimonious discussion en-
sued. Various expedients Tor getting around
the question were suggested by those
opposed TO the admission of Flow, but
the salient fact developed by the
wrange was that the majority Of the
members Of the club were opposed to re-
ceiving the applicant because Of his color.
Finally, the whole matter was laid upon
the table.
Barring the remarks OF one or two ia
natical members, the proceedings of the
club were a thoroughly bitter exhibition
of e-prejudice. and another proof that
if the negro would cherish the delusion
that to the average northern Republican
he is a man and brother he would bet
ter remain South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
4 british Cousin.

Under the elastic. expansive. and COM
prehcnsive law Of Virginia couS.nship ii
Is competeat t. claim that the new Brit
ish Toy President Of the Board Of Az
ricultural Walter Hume Long. has many
knsfoik in the OH Dominion. The re-
lationship comes about in this way. His
ancestor. Sir Walter Long, assisted Sir
Water Raleigh az the ceremony Of smok-
ing the first pipeful Of tobacco in England
II may be further noted that under a
latltudnous construction Of the law Of
atavism the new President probably
owes his exalted position to Virginia;
seeing that his incentive to the study
of great agricultural problems was doubt
less the result of reversion 10 ancestral
prediction for the Virginia staple
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

SundnN Dlspntcli. De.

On and after July 1th the SUNDAY DIS
patch will be sold al cents copy
This will not affect the subscription-price
10 persons who are furnished the paper
BY mail from this office, nor VIII II anect
the price charged by carriers to persons
who take the paper by the week or
month";. e.. the Daily Dispatch. includ-
Ing Sundays paper. will be delivered by
carriers as heretofore for Is cents per
week.
In changing the price. as stated, of the
Sunday Dispatch from to cents
copy, we are following a rule now being
generally adopted in other cities, and
which is warranted by the greater cost
and value of the Sunday paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
DREEDEN, TALLEY q co.

Apron Ginghams 2. 5-Sc.
s6lhl-Rrown and Dark-Gre.n loc. Lawn.
cotton Diaper. 49c. piece.
COtt0nade. for dresses and boy slils'
white b1cE. No. Y u. 10 2-3c.
Good Heavy Blue Jeans, 8 re.
Ladies striped Dhenise ties. '1c.
rice Cambric' 1-sc.. fn five colors.
Ladies' White Chereettes. y l--c.
Trlby Ties. l5c.
Brown Wigsns for dress-facing, Be-
59c. White-Woyen, Corscts' Size T. oniy
/ dozen White Handkerch.efs, Tor ladies'
or children, 2c
White swls Muslin. Be.
ll-4 Utica Plcached Shooting, the WIDEST
AID best made 40 -'c.
81 uager!e Calic0es. &c. per yard
> patterns ln Charter-Oak Calico 40 . lie.
Black Waterproof China silk, ojc.
Nash-Silka, - and -ss
Figured China silks. i5e ..,,,...
Am-Wool Aibatross. in BiacE. Navy-Bire'
aud Pink. at ~, per ytri; ,,.,
Gentlemen Zs-'ach Gloria-Cioih C'a-
SIS and 8 lie. Apron Giaghams reduced
Pineapple Toe Cinghams, for Sc.
Ladies aae Chldren's -5-inch Glorla-clo1h
22-,nch Gloria-cloth Umbrellas az 2lc.
Ends a. &c 2-}c. Fast-Black ftrcaline Tot
&c.
ends of SC Iiniug-Cambrlc az lie.
Calico at i9c. pr pound
/ box, NTtiug-Paper &c.
Shirtlng Cai.cOes, s-.e.
&c. Lawns Tor 5-'c
&c. Chal!ies Cor 3 Ice,
An-Wool French Challle reduced 10 &c.
The Finest Figured French Oggand.e5,
reduced 20 -3c
Remnants % half price.
Summer Bankst 8 (Vnt0 nt 59c. q pair.
Butteunilk Soap. &c cake
Little Duke Soap, cakes fer Sc.
Grdsa-ClOth. 3 I-sr.
PC. S;air-Carpet. o.. yard.
Shelf Oii-ClCth. %. q yard.
Sc ChesSe-C,O;h for &c
IL lie percaics, in remnants for &c.
Unbleachcd Je/ - &c. 81 5-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
COnstftutiOnat Convention.

The constitutional convention is thing
Of The far future"-West Point .Nir-
G!nian
Don't be so sure. In our opinion the
Legislature at it's next session VIII either
provide for submitting the convention
question to the people or will provide
for the election Of a commission TO re-
wise the Underwood Constitution and sub
nit its work to the two houses.
The Dispatch favors the submission of
tn. convention question to the popular
vote. Other members of our party favor
commission. We are willing that the
Democratic members OF the two houses
should decida between the two schemes.
But of this thing we feel quite surc-that
the time is rapidly nearing when the Tn
derwood Constitution will De revised and
purified, and made into an up-to-date Viz
g!nia Constitution.
Yes, we feel quite sure that the next
Legislature will not adjourn without TAX
ing sction on this subject And II com
mission is to be appointed. 1t its mem
beers be elected by the people; say one
from each congressional district and Ave
from the State at large.
Except by holding constitutional con-
ysntlon there is no better way Of meet
Ing the wishes OF our voters and making
them feel that they are being consulted
than 10 elect the commissioners by popu-
lar vote a constitutional convention we
consider b.st and commission elected
by the people next best to revise ard
amend the State Constitution, put upon US
by the military. ard to which we have
patiently submitted for quarter OF
con. WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
Governor O'Ferran and Lynching.

II ~ "W-II = I''-'- - ~
II the LEGISLATURE az Maryland had ap-
proved the recommendation - Governor
Brown that prison - under sentence Of
death should be confined in the State
peniientiIry. Marshall r. Price would not
have been lynched on Tuesday night. The
Governor OF North Carolina has made the
SAM Recommendation 90 the Lesishturs
OF his state. but that body ia not act
upon n az its last session. In Virginia
Governor O'Ferrall has shown q fearless
disposition 10 maintain tnc majesty Of
the law. and up ~ date. We believe DO r.
has not becn "A lynchins in the state du-
ring his administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

The State Board OF Library building
Commissioners met in the Executive
chamber az noon yesterday for tne pur-
pose Of squaring no the accounts IN re-
gard 10 the construction OF the building.
Mr. William n. POindcXtor the SUPER
yising architect. was on hand, and eN-
planned. the various accounts IN detail
The session lasted for three hours. bat
he business transacted was only Of a
routine character.
The Board on the Chesapeake and It's
Tributaries held its regular monthly meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon in the Exc
cutive Chamber. The payroll for the
month OF june was approved, and the
usual number % bills ordered 20 De paid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
tp to Date.
Norfolk Landmark)

The Dispatch has always be- u q good
newspaper and fdyorit. with the Viz
ginia public. while It's oqu.pmen t was
hrst-class it has had an eye 20 develop
ment. Yesterday ~ assumed e. p y form,
ana announced the introduction Of one OF
Hoes latest perfecting Unset pr 'ses,' by
which four. six. eight ten. twelve, and
almost any number of pages may Dc
printed az the same time.
The Dispatch is thus equipped as well
as any newspaper in The country. and
is in all respects "up-to-date" with what
IS needed 20 NEE; the demands OF a grow
ing patronage. We cordially fel.citatc our
contemporary. and hope that it may COM
tinue in the prosperity and iniiuenc
which it so highly merits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Chief Of the Weather bureau. In "'ne'
u,o,ds the nominal head OF the W'nth''
Bureau is hereafter TO he the rFli i''''
OF n. This Is practical civil-serVlce re-
form. and It Is OF a kind that il' peop'e
will both understand and appreciate 4"
IA not civil-service reform resorted ~
.s n means of keeping Offensive p'fu-
-, 4, oa,co nor "a a means of making
a civil-penson list necessity.
Wills l.. Moore Is the name OF the Ne"
Chief OF the Weather Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

General James II. Lane has been made
statistical agent Of the Federal Depart
ment of Agricu.urefor the States Of Ala
bama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. He Is
the well-known Nirginian who won such
fame for quiet efficiency during the war
as commander of brigade Of North Caro-
linians. and is professor in the Agri-
cultural College Of Alabama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Newport News-Commerclal)

w TVI ~ VIII -'-'-T
Tn Richmond Dispatch appears in new
form and a handsome dress. It's now
form viii generally De accepted as good
form" and with a COOL form and be-
coming dress It's appearance Is necassl-
ri'y attractive. BuL the D.spatch's at
tractive feature o. not la its appearance
alone; as a newspaper u - second TO
none in the Oh Dominion Evidently
tie Dlspatch Is in q prosperous condition
q condition which It's merits have won for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

A New Yorker undertook TO eat $50
apricots against time. and failed, after
disposirg of ninety specimens of the fruit.
skins and all. in seven minutes. He then
took another sort OF cot and went TO
snoring. The skins OF the apricots con-
tain opium, and this put him TO sleep. So
goes the story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
Miller Rhoads.
Price Prizes for
Prudent People.

We have had a great redlc.
ton sale OF merchandise dur.
ing the present week. Whom
the tide went out remnant,
were left-bu.ndreds Of Odd.
and Ends, Short Length. that
vary from one to seven yards.
Priced by the remnant Take
or leave the piece at the price.
And the price! Next to moth.
mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
The Nechanics' Ensfi:ufc.

The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Mechanics institute viii be held next
Tuesday night ut Slj O'Clock. President
Whitehurst will submit his report re-
viewing the years work. officers VIII De
elected. and plans for the next year viii
b. discussed. This is one OF Richm0nd's
growing and useful institutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Japan. II is said. has ordered Of the
Cramps two cruisers Of the type OF ths
New York. Not cramped for funds. YOU
see, since that Chinese Indemnity fund Is
about due nov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
The Weather Burcnu.

We said YESTERDAY that ~r'lst almost
anybody could manage togdo me work OF
the head OF a bureau in Washington. there
were men next below the chief whose
places II was not easy 10 M. The tsle-
graph carried the news from Washing
ton the same day that one OF these 10
cal fo,ccasters" had been Splointed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

There are more -" newspapers in
North Carolina. says the Asheville Citi-
zen. than in any other State. Is the
fact due to the prevalence CO Populism in
Tar HeelGOmH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

The "day we celebrated" was highly
agreeable 20 all who spent IL in Richmond.
The city was unusually quiet. and the
weather was OF sort to bankrupt the
resort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
To-Day will be a memorable day
in the HouselurnlshIng Depart
ment 4 clean sweep OF all Rem
nants. Here are a few hints.

ment a clean sweep OF all Rem
nants. Here are few hints.
, Handsome Chocolate-Pots, Dresden ng-
ures gold-husned, Jc. each, corner
price. $50
> Handsome Cabaret Frwt-plsh. very
lue china. delicate tiut, ana heavy
gold decoration. FORM p prices $3.50 ana
-, choice, sl.D.
tine emma Iel-Pots delicate tints and
costly decorations. former prices 81 10
- each. crOice, otc.
Genuine BDNN-china Covered
Chcss Dishes. magnihcently decorat-
Cd, shapes, WORTH $50 and - each,
. Exquisite japanese PLAQUES, Is inches
g. diameter, most costly decorations,
500 tEa $40 values cnoice 3i:o3
Rcal-China oval Dishes, old Blu
dec0rat i0ns. 10 inches long. a hand
some article. worth 52y) each. o9c.
We must clear our shelves at
once Of all fine pieces of China
where there is only one piece OF a
kind.
j. FINEST CHINA CRACKER-JARs,
ALL NlAGNIFlCENTLl DECO
RATED AND k.NQDisIrELf SHAP-
Ed. HERE'S The WAY SOME or
THE REDUCTIONS GO:
I4U44 % 10 H'A
From S29S % 81.
From $3.50 ~ Sl59.
From 800 10 81.
From ID 10 PC
s-Picce Puddine-Set Handsomely deco
rated. from $3.50 10 -.
I Fancy japanese Dish, cost 70 Import
sz5J ar SIC.
4 Fine CHINA Celery-Dlsh, from N.5l 70
pc
. Covered Butter Dishes, pretty deco
rations. former prics, soc. TO e.
choice &c
] French Salad-Bowl. footed. 500 value
.
About 100 fine plates, all exqui-
sitely decorated, former values IS
to Csc. each. All Will be sold at
one price. 50 hurry and get first
seIection-Io cents.
VASES and BRlC-A-BRAC at
SOC. on the dollar-aS for instance !:
At st-Handsome Vases that were 81,
AT &5o-Handsome Vases that were
50 and so.
AT s2-Handsome Vases that w'ere Sc to
Al 5ec.-yases that were 81 to $40.
CHAIRS.
THE COHEN s0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

We are glad to sec the BIuebirds have
not forgotten how to climb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

-.efIevina cigars come In p!neapples some
times. the New York customs officers have
discovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Malone engineering en- "honest-elsc-
tons" movement-"O, Liberty, what
crimes are committed in thy manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
TIE; COHEN co

Large. comfort Rockingham, $780,
HlS5eepiion-chair. $40, from ggso.
ladies' Rocklns-I aairs. 49, rom
iiisa-Baek Recepnon-chair, 50 from
ladies' Rocking Chair 500 from g.
EEFRiGEEAJCi5.
/ Large Fam!Iy-size h'ir'gef''or' @l-'
FSsmiiy-size Refrigerator st5o from
Large Famlly-slze cs-chcst, s. in
stead ~ SiI
BABY-CARElAGES.
1 Daby-C3rriage. ~ iLst'1i oI ~
Baby-carrlage, IS. instead NJ So.
/ Paby-Carr.age. $685. instead oi H5'
About $50 pieces Odds and Ends
and slightly-damlged Glassware,
seasonable goods, at an airy no
thingness AS for instance
20 ANA 9c. water-Pnohers. &C..
2nc. BcIry.Bowis, BE-.
2Cc. Fiower-Nasts. 90.
N25 Engraved Bowls md COMFORTS. -ic
TO- 10, and 2jc. Covered Blttcr-Dianfs
5c.
Tin and AgateWlre.
pc. Large block-Tn Long-Hsr1led
Tipped 5aucop1us zoe.
3 &C. Wash-Basiue. 2c.
Zoe lcn-Trayf D..
Il Zoe. Eread-pa1s. 2c.
fac. Cake-M0uids. lac.
- a. p G. Plates, ic.
Cako-Nlnulds. &c.. instead or l5c.
II lJc Heavy Block-Tln Dish-Pans.
slightly dentod. BE-.
{ Agate KEITH =. -0c.. been Cc.
> Agate Butter Kettles, Eickei trimmed
&c.. ueen 1926.
Agate Wash-Bas'ns. l1c. been PC
Agate Tal-Kettles. &c.. en &c.
agate Saucepans. l9c., been ICE.
TILE COHEN CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
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BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

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subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
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Mailed AZ Sc per annum: - Tor six
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The WEEKLY DISPATCH at II per
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Subscriptions in all cases payable In ad-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

Mr. Walter ii. Page has resigned the
ed!torship OF the Forum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
Peoples Store.
A few among the thousand al

A few among the thousand and
one underpriced articles are cox
SETS.
gR. & @. White sizes q and p, or!si-
nal prize 81 -. Cor l3c.
r. * O. Bicycle size 20. from s. to e..
:: Thompson Glove-tIttna, X. H.
sizes n and -, from - o. i'c.
=. 3D., sizes -, a. and -, from %l''
'Ggapolse Waist. size D, from $50
lot Of Misses and Chniren's Waists,
~ 90 %. htlf usual price. .
II COrs O.. sizes from Is 10 ~, various
makes, costing from 81 TO Soc, Tor ''c'
each.
81 Ladies'Suits, perfect IN every
wav, to be closed at half prices
various qualities and colors, lnclu-
ding Blacks ami Navies. Also
Handsome Lawn Drsses, were ~, for
Were $40, fer $50.
Were IS. TO-. -.
Were 81 for $50.
? striped Duck suits. were 7ic.. for a9c.
l. BLACK CrcpOn skirt, was lI'J for 80.
> Sery skirts. Navy and ! Black were
slack serge Skirts. were $3.50. for s..
All the Capes TO BE- closed Tor Qc. Oh the
800. To- s.. were A2j 70 So
2 Whte-Duck suits, were $50. for E..J.
Ladies' Orgaudie Wrappers, size 81.
for Jo,.. from So.
C Organize Wrappers. sizes - 10 H. for
50c.. from Slid.
Nearly hundred remnants OF
Black Dress Goods have accumu-
lated to 9-yard lengths. Here
are sample prices
Yards 50-inch Camers-Hair Wite-Wale
r,e.-the piece tor So. from SOD
6-yaris Suk-Warp i5-.nch Henrietta, ior
s.. from So.
yards S.lE-Worp Tdmise. 70 inches
wide. SID from g.
"a yards Camel Hair Serge $780,
from $50.
r yards Crep0n. I.-5 from S2eS.
g. yards bril.antue ,jc.. from 81
3 H. yards AID yaVds Al-Wo0i Figured
Mo'gosc. for STOP ana Sis from So
aua 80
Thousands of short lengths are
stored up from tho great sale OF
=.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications will not oe re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05

- Handy Classics consisting Of poems.
essays. and standard novels; remnant
price. - l-2c., original value. a5c.
4 lot 0f choice titles, former prices. =.
90. -. ana lsc., remn ne price, er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-05
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