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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

The attempted assassination Of Stambu-
loff. the Bulgarian Bismarck" as the ex-
bulgarian Premier Is often called, may
have been the Independent work OF per-
sonal political enemies, or 1t may have
an intimate connection with the overtures
Ferdinand has been making to Russia.
1t Is more than probable. however, that
until the contrary is proved to be true
the latter explanation OF the crime VIII
be the more generally accepted one. Ger
taInly the fact that the desperate attemptto
kin him should have been made just at TINS
particular juncture gives color to the sus-
picion that II has broader significance
than is comprehended in the fight between
the Stambuloff and the aDti-Stambulon
Bulgarian parties for supremacy at court
and control of the government.
Ferdinand recently arrived in Carlsbad.
and 1t is pretty well established that he
leaves Bulgaria whenever a change OF
policy is about to be inaugurated and
new intrigue Is to be prosecuted. further
than that, a Bulgarian mission IL in 81
Petersburg openly coquetting with Russia
with view to bringing about a recon-
Citation between Ferdinand and the Car.
Only a day or two ago the head OF that
mission was asked IL there was any
chance OF return Of Stambuloff to pow
er. and promptly replied that there was so
long as Russia and Bulgaria were es-
tranged.
Stambuloff Is a picturesque, bold, I'M
scrupulous character, and up 10 ABOUT
year ago had been absolute master OF
Bulgaria. lie allowed nothing to stand In
the way Of his policy. not even, II Is de-
clared, judicial murder, and thwarted Rus-
STA at every turn. He kept Ferdinand on
the throne despite the threats of the Car
and the Vaccinations of the cars ennis
saries managed to gain the friendship ana
virtual support Of the Triple alliance, ana
thus rendered nugatory, as far as Bulgaria
was concerned the provisions of the treaty
of Berlin. In short, he created for Bull
garia condition which practlcaiIy
amounts to independence, save in the mat
ter OF formal recognition by the great
Powers one Of the greatest strokes or
his regime was TO arrange marriage De-
tween Ferdinand and a woman OF royal
blood. whereby he obtained another
strong hold upon all Of the reigning houses
OF Europe except that Of Russia.
Russia has proved concusively that
she regards Russian domination of Bull
garia as a great desideratum In consum-
mating her designs in the Balkans, and 1t
is not impossible that she may have de-
termined to secure at Sofia by Cancellation
what she has failed TO gain by tnre 'ts
and intrigue. AS long, however. as SIAM
buloff lives and there is chance Of his
again getting a grasp upon the reins OF
government, neither Russia nor the Rus-
sophie party in Bulgaria can calculate
with any degree Of certainly that their
plans will not miscarry. When all this Is
considered and we remember that Russia
and the Balkan supporters Of Russian
policy in that quarter of the globe nave
not been over-particular as TO the means
they have employed to attain their ends
We can understand the disposition to look
beyond Bulgaria for the motive and the
inspiration Of the Sofia crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
Mr.. sherman No Candidate.

Mr.. Sherman was interviewed few
days ago by the New York Herald. and
talked plainly. He said, amongst other
things:
'lf all the people Of the United States
should join together and offer II the
presidency to me, I would not accept
the position. am too old. No man OF
~ has the right TO undertake the work
and responsibility which come to the chief
Executive OF the United States. Ii Is
a position of wear and tear. and IL should
have a younger man..
Mr.. Sherman is right The Office OF
President is one to which no man ~ years
old is equal. Mr.. Sherman, however. still
holds high place In the estimation OF
the iinanciers and bankers OF New York,
who will do all that lies in their power
10 keep him In the United States Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
THE FOURQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY.
To Reduce Stock
For Inventory

we are closing out many lines OF
goods Mt small fraction OF the cost.
To buy now you receive rs much value
for 81 as you ordinarily get for three
or four dollars.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, regular
price 25c. pair,
Sale Price. 1Oc.
Children's Taffeta Gloves. regular
price 25c. a pair,
Sale Price, Zoe.
Childrens Red Silk Mitts, regular
price 25c.,
Sale Price, 1Oc.
Ladies' Sutton Suede and Glaze
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves in gray and
Heliotrope, sizes 81, 81. 6. Ct, 81, regu-
lar price Sl.25 and Sl.50 pair,
Sale Price, soc.
Ladies' 4-Button Glace Kid Gloves
81, 81. in Gray and Tan, Ct and Ct in
Red, and 81 in Heliotrope-regular price
81. 25 and 81. 80 pair,
Sale Price, soc.
Lapure Silk Gloves in gray and tan
all sizes-regular price SOC. and 75c.
Sale Price. 2Jc.
Plisse Silk-everytl thread silk, Colors,
Rose, Pink, and Old Rose--very desira-
BILE for Shirt Waists; regular price SOC.
yard,
Sale Price zoe.
200 yards Spool Cotton, White and
Black, for hand or machine,
&c. Spool (; three for &c.
One Mile Spool Cotton, for hand and
machine, White and Black, $3.50 feet on
every spool,
zoe. Spool.
Corticella Skirt Braid, colors,
= for &c.
Belt Pins, Nickel, Gilt, and Black,
50 each.
aluminium Hair-Pins, in Silver and
Black,
Large size, q for zoe.
Small size, = for SO.
White Silk Garter Elastic, regular
price BIC. yard,
Sale Price. 15c.
Imported Kid Hair Curriers', far su-
psrior to domestic make usually sold,
StO 25c. bunch.
Victoria Fasteners, for ladies,
consisting OF two shell pins with elastic
to fasten to the hat,
2Jc. pair.
The Mems All.Linen 4.Ply Collars at
half price are going fast. They are all
good styles and cannot be made to sell
for less than 81 a dozen,
Sale Price, 81 dozen, 3 for 23c.
Richardson's Fine White Irish Linen,
regular price &c.,
Sale Price, 36c.
Butchers Linen, quality you cannot
ordinarily buy for less than 5Oc. yard.
Sale Price, SOC.
The FOurqurean-Price Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
0..-Work. Inycstigation.


We confess that we do not quite under
stand the action OF the Committee on
Light in determining to sit with closed
doors. II the design Is that the commit
tee and the City Attorney may better
acquaint themselves with the situation
before beginning an open-door fnvesu-
CATION. we see no harm In II. But, II the
purpose Of the committee is to withhold
from the public all further Information
with respect TO the defalcation at the gas
works. or force II TO be content with a
brief, formal report. 1t won't do at all.
The public expects to know. and has the
right to know, how the Investigation IL
conducted, and what facts are ascer-
talned Indeed, we do not see with what
justice information can be withheld even
from the surety on the bond OF the late
Superintendent. Public business cannot
be treated as private business is.
II the committee wishes to sit in secret
until 1t can formulate plan OF inVesu-
CATION there will be no great obJecuoh
to such a course; but, as soon as this
plan is adopted. the truth. ana the WHORE
truth. ought to be given the people with
all possible promptness.
1t is of public interest to Know no,
only what money the city has iost' pu'
how +; was lost. so that the people may
determine what remedies should be de-
vised and applied to prevent IKE occur
rences in the future. An open-door In
vestigation is the usual way ana 'he
best way.
I,ts of course. desirable for the city 10
recover as much money as possible from
the bondsman of the late superintendent
hut II is ever more important for the
community TO know what to do to break
nm tbese defalcations. We have had
three notorious defalcations, ana there
have been some others that attracted no
great notice, but as yet little or nothing
has been done by the City Council TO re-
wise our business methods. 1t Is high
time that we were adopting new sys-
fem of checks and balances, and each
step In an open-door investigation wouiu
throw light upon this all-important sub
ject.
Our opinion is that what Richmond
needs is a board OF finance, ana the
idea is approved by many OF the best
businessmen of this city. But. IL the
people could have the full details OF the
eas-works investigation, they might come
tn the conclusion that some other pan
would afford greater security to the CITY
in its financial affairs. so, let us nope
that the Committee on Light VIII soon
formulate a scheme of investigation ana
will then throw its doors wide open 10
all of the public who care to present
,bamselves while testimony is being
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
1899 east Main street.
Some Of our startlIng new prIc,-

Some OF our startling new price,:
CHINA.
English Tea-set, &C pieces. bright pa,.
English Dlnner-set. 10 pieces nv
shapes. $40.
Blue and Gold Decorated Finch Plat.
l0c
Blue and Gold Decorated Bowl. 10,
Blue and Gold Decorated 5-inch Berry.
100 dozen Cups and saucers. white grant.
English Toilet-Set. extra decorations
fun size 10 pieces. $lss
Tollet-Set. highly embossed bealNful 1e.
sgns. 10 pieces. g -
Toiet-Set. special patterns. heavy s0l
finish. 10 pieces. N.sS
Japanese Tea-pOts. fire proof o.
japanese Bowls. Blue and White. g,
japanese Fancy Ornaments. assorted
EARrHENw
Fancy Decorated Flowere1 cusrai.fs
Fancy Decorated Flowered Jarlln.er,s. .
IL. ana &c.
GLASSWARE.
Water Tumblers. assorted patterns. Q 5-ie
Water jugs. one half gallon, lie.
Large Berry or Salad Bowl. 5 inches. &c.
Berry Dishes 10 match. Sc.
LAMPS.
Brass Banquet Lamp. with fancy shale
complete. ga
Brass Banquet Lamp, with silk ana lace
shade. complete. Si.9S
Brass Banquet Lamp, with Cupid aglH
or onyx column. fancy silk and lace
shade, complete, 2.@.
TINWARE.
l5-quart Dishpan. lie.
Combination Dinner-Pail, , quarts, lic.
I-quart Coffee or TEAPOT, g..
Galvanized CuspadOrs. fancy cOlprs re-
HOusEFJRNISniN
Rolling Pins. good ones. and o..
Securing Brushes. none better, ; ani i.c.
4-String Brooms. cannot be equallei. l-c
Step Ladders. strong and durable. pr
foot. l5c.
Goods delivered free to all parts " cry
and suburbs.
Look for yellow awning.
1888 EAST MAIN STREET
Oy ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

TO Richmond, and then that committee
he appointed by the General Assembly
TO classify and annotate them, after which
they should be published volume by VOL
ume.
This Is work that can be delayed
with safety no longer. because the men
whom the Committee OF Publication wouii
depend upon for information are dying
out rapidly. and when they are all gone
data now accessible would be altogether
beyond reach. Numbers OF States, North
ern and Southern, have published their
military records just as North Carolina
has done. and just as Virginia ought
to do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

The Philadelphia Press. Republican pa
per. in a leading editorial says it sis
everywhere thoroughly understood that
Senator Cameron is the candidate of the
free-silver men for President. The free
silver senators-Carter, Dubois, Teller, ana
the rest-all openly and public declare It,
1t is. indeed, the shrewdest move they
could make. Cameron is the natural and
the most eligible candidate they could put
forward"
Judge Robert w. Hughes, OF Virginia
long ago declared that Cameron is the best
man that the free-silver men could select.
But Cameron cannot hope to secure the
nomination OF the Republican party, ana
we guess that he is not quite ready to cut
himself off from it. Cameron is not with
out ability, and he is so wealthy that a
campaign committee would take much de-
light in handling him--or his money,
rather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

The Fredericksburg Free Lance seems 10
be able 10 find a good many candidates
and others who are opposed to holding
constitutional convention. 1t Is TACT
we believe, that many who thought con-
yention necessary to deal with our suf-
frage system now hold that that
aggravating and perplexing question is
disposed Of by the Walton law and popu-
lar approval of that law. Doesn't the
Lance find that this is so? Can 1t be
that the agitation Of the convention ques-
ton has added TO the popularity Of the
Walton law?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
:, 70 so,o that ex-President Harrison has

II IL said that ex-President Harrison mas
expressed his determination never to APP
near again as counsel in case where
iurv trial is necessary. This alleged reso-
luton OF his is the result OF some sharp
criticisms made upon him during the trial
Of a will case at Richmond Ind. where
the opposing counsel referred to him as
posing as an ex-President rather than as
= lawyer. Harrison was visibly worried
by the incident. on the day he made the
closing speech he caused 1t to be given
ont that he would never again appear in
a Jury trial. 1t is said that Harrison
realizes that more heat is engendered IN
Jury trials than in those where the case
in court depends only on the construction
of law. For this reason he proposes 10
eschew fury trials in the future, and wheh
he takes fee hereafter 1t will be only in
cases where questions Of law are to be
argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
july IA, 1895.
July II, 1895.
THE PEOPLES STORE

is with the people. 1t creates its
own prices by shrewd, thrifty buy
ing, disregarding all surrounding
save its own merits and the care
for its own responsibility of good
ness for its merchandise.
You help yourself when you as
sist in the creation of a great store
with perfect management, honest
and painstaking in every detail,
right, proper, and above reproach
in the distribution of unprece.
denied values. Economy in store
keeping means possibility of low
prices, hence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
Rocking the Baby.
C. c. In the Gloaming)

&C. c. In the GIoamingD
I hear her rocking the baby
Her room is just next 10 mine
And | fancy | feel the dimpied arms
That round her neck entwine.
As she rocks and rocks the baby
In the room Just next to mine.
| hear her rocking the baby
Each DAY when the twilight comes,
And | know there's a world OF blessing
and love
In the "baby-by' she huns.
l can see the restless fingers
PLAYING with "mamma's rings,
And the sweet, little pouting. smiling
mouth
Tha. to her In kissing clings.
As she rocks and sings to the baby.
And dreams as she rocks and sings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

BEDFORD CITY, VA. July l6.-(Spe-
cial.)-The only new instructor before the
School OF Methods this week Is DR.. Charles
A. McMurray. a Phi. ID. OF the University
OF Halle. Germany. now professor OF
Pedagogy 10 the Illinois Normal School.
He has published a number OF books on
methods In various branches OF study.
His first lecture. which was delivered
Yesterday morning. was attended by near
~ the entire school. and was very favor
ably received. His subject was General
Methods" He advances the principle that
the chief aim OF education Is TO mould the
moral character and train the will. He
IL Q fnrcible and agreeable speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17


Ladies' wrappers. made Of the best yer .sy
rImack Calico. and sold for 81 10"
ladies'. shirt-walst. good style. launi,r.d
collar and cuffs, reduced 20 a3c va
Ladies' Fine Sea Island tott9h - y !,
ladies' Jersey Ribbed Gauze Vest. redueei
ladies' Vests reduced from u IL 20 &C.
ribbon necks. -,.. .,iss
Rutter-COlOr Iaces. 70 / lheANa "
reduced 10 n l-2c.
Sut Nitts reduced 10 y lie.
Fans that were % and 25c' reduc'i "
All N and 81 i-2c. C0rsets reduced % 80.
81 Corsets reduced 70 ,,gc.y - rsiatei
10 N.2O. All the Celebrate n,.A'''
white SIX Parasols reduced below. %
81 for $50 one Sl.25 Tor a q o''
cn, ah1 ~ Fancy F.l Parasols that were c,
now lie: those that were ioe. ~
"a l-9c.; those that were - n'"
and those that were 81 ~ a.. p..,s,s
ladies' Fine Twilled Gloria SuA
that were $50 and W -. i ,,",, Parts
marked a dollar you would n5i re
them high. &c. a PAIR ''N
ehoiss-S G to II ys shirts reduced 70 i9e
Mems Working Shirts. % 80 i l,5ii gs ~
different patterns. az >, s., .s ti,e Co.,:
Mems Laundercd Nesl s.ne Whts
former price SO he. Mems 4 ~. .,,ntiy
shirts' pure linen bosom. and ,.,'1e -5g
made. all fellea seams. rsla,,,. .iic,i
~ to zoe. Mems Night-shifls Ie-'
10 sc. a.
Window Shades. 10 and 23cc' ,.,,.puckies.
IN difysrenf styles Ladies zen i' .1li
:" "a ia l-s. and I5c. for Buckles d'' ''''
for Joe. -, r-t,s al ncY
q dozen Mems Nice Teek Ties '''
patterns, loc. choice ,.,i,ss. also.
All Small Wares AT reduced i''N'
&C. is-St THE BON MARCHE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
SPECIAL SALE
UNTRIMMED
Leghorn Hats.

We place on sale to-day the remainder OF
the stock of our own Importation OF
LEGHORN HATS at about Soc. on
the dollar of their real value.
This is an opportunity for you 10 puy
you'll most want IL. and at just nan
what you usually pay for the same
Hat at this season OF the year: Inc
reason for this slaughter In price OF
this seasonable. desirable Hat IS our
importation reached us about six
weeks later than it should. In conse-
quence we are overstocked You are
to derive the benefits. Here's the
prices:
One LOT of 10 dozen Children's white Leg,
horn Flats, the SOC. grade reduced
one lot OF IL dozen Children's Leghorns.
lace edge. sold at 75c.. reduced now
TO CSC
one lot Of IS dozen Ladies' Large White
I,eehorn Flats. wide hrms. medium
crowns. reduced from 81 to SIC;
one lot Of dozen Fine Lace Edge I'm.
sizes, sold at 81 q. reduced now TO ioc.
one lot OF 4 dozen White Imported Chip
Flats, sold at 81. reduced now to 2oc.
Black Engllsh-Chlp Shapes, Lace and Ne
apoltan brims, I'm 10 shapes TO PICK
from, reduced from sl.J0 to I5c.
All the Colored Straw Shapes that sold
at 75c.. 81, $50, and So. you have a
pick now at DC.
SAILORS
Such selling Of SAILORS was never
known OF before, and such values as
we are Offering i'm the new stylish
shapes are revelation TO money
saving buyers.
The SAILORS al %. IS. 70, 75c.. and sl.1O
are Just half the usual prices-Colors
White, Navy, or Black.
KAUFMAN & CO,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Div i7-iD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
Personal.

Richmond. Va. July ~ 10 80.
,,,rxc orAIIFiED As THE Az
,rNtsTRATRIX OF JAMES KAN" %
ceased. all persons indebted 70 sa. lad
are hereby notified TO come - having
settle the same. ard an ar, hereby NJ
s ti,,aa 10 Crescent the same COR sss.sn''
80. g5l5 east Man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

The Washington Post states that Judge
Masterson, of Texas. says Texas
Is strongly for Whitney for President"
AS we said few days ago, If there
were no Standard oil Company Mr.
Whitney would be In the direct path to
the White House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

Willie X. Vanderbilt, il is said. Is going
on the turf In earnest, and is to breed
his racers In France. having an idea that
American mothers and French fathers
for little horses will result in the fastest
flyers on earth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

In CopIah county, Mississippi. the second
primary election resulted. says telegram,
In favor OF Cooper and against Congress
man Money This is. We suppose. Chief
Justice Cooper. Mr.. Money ought TO be
sound on the money question. II there Is
any virtue In name. He Is well known
In Virginia. whose summer resorts he
visits occasionally. .-.....-.4....-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, THE
STOCK. FIXTURES, AND GOODWILL
OF AN OLD ESTABLISHED CONFEC-
TIONERY, FRUIT. AND MINERAL
WATER ESTABLISHMENT on Main
street Ii will take only small cash
payment: balance on time. Good reasons
given for selling. Address CONFEC-
TONER cara OF Disnafch- ~ f7-snhat'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

The summer session Of COINS Finan-
cial School, has opened In Chicago. and
Horr, Of Michigan, Is the scholar who
places tacks points up for the professor
TO sit on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to the carrier weekly.
Mailed nj IS per annum: 3 Tor mx
months: si5o for three months: DOC. Tor
me month Price per copy cents. ex-
.ept the Sunday Issue. which Is cents
Der copy.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at II per
annum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at N.0 per
annum. or 75c. for six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payable IN al
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration of the time paid for Send
post-o money-orier. check. or regis
tered letter. Currency sent by mail VIII
be at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-ofI!ce changed must
give their old as well as their new post
office. Sample copies free.
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1t5!(S!HE:N!Q(S

make titled proposition for your
custom, and pay dollars, perhaps
hundreds of dollars, in return tor
the appreciated investment.
There is no meaningless phrase
ology in our advertisements. 1t is
our way-the best way-to apprlse
you of the work done by US, al
ways honestly portrayed-rather
understated than exaggerated.
In the catalogue of TO-DAYS
CLEARING SALE will be found
A variety of Silks that were 81. 10, 50,
and 59c-any on the counter for 20c.
yard.
CO. r. and up to 81 Silks for SOC. yard.
Finer and higher grades at just such
reduced values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
THE COHEN co.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, THE TUGBOAT HENRY
CHRISTIAN Boilers and engines In good
condition. Can be seen at Richmond.
Company. PHILADELPHIA IL 22-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

Above rates are for everyday" or ad-
yertisements running consecutively.
Reading notices in readlng-matter type.
1--WE lines or less. 81; in nonpariel loaded.
a5c.
Card OF rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
Julius Sycle & Sons,
THE TOWER,
Corner Second and Broad
The Bon T1arChe,
The New Store,
400 east Broad,
between Fourth and Fifth streets

oo,vN DOWN co THE PRICES or
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STOCK.
READ THE LIST AND JUDGE f'"
YOURSELVES ..,.,.,,.
III THIS Is NOT THE ChkAft.aI
STORE IN THE CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

UPTOWN OFFICE. ls3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belyidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

Ladies' wrappers, made Of the best Me yer,
rImack Calico, and sold for 81; no"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
BATHING SUITS

DH I1IINNJ OCI y
for men, women, and children at
YOUR own price to close out.
From 9 to 10 o'clock.
Bingham Aprons. well made and good
designs &c each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

is too large to carry over, hence
the following reductions
Is. u L. and 1Oc. Fans, good parchment,
&C. each.
zoe. Empire Fans. I2c; 2Oc. Large Fans,
l0c. 3sc Fans, 15c
Gilt and silver Fans, with tassel, soc.
value reduced 10 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
MEMS UNDERWEAR

is over in great quantity. The
Cohens make price to sell.
English Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers,
tinted in Tans, Browns, China Blue,
etc. were 81 50 a suit. reduced now to
one hRlf-37 1-2c. each.
Other Babriggan Shirts are: soc. quality
for 25c.: DC quality for II 1-2c.: 81
quality Qisle), for soc.