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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
GEN. A. u. LAYTON DEAD.
His Service I'm Field and Forum
Mission to Austria.

CLIFTON SPRINGS. \. Y, July o.
General a. r. iawton. OF Savannah, Ca.
died at the Clifton Springs Sanitarlum
this morning. lie had a stroke Of pa
ralys5 on Friday lass from which he
did cot rally.
General Alexander r. Lawton was born
in Beaufort District. South Carolina in
1873. He entered West Point in 1885.
having FOR classmates Generals Halleck,
Stevens. Canbv, and Gilmer. After grad
uation be served on frontier duty in the
First Artillery for eighteen months, when
he resigned from the army and studied
law, beginning practice at Savannah In
1850 he became president of the Augusta
and Savannah railroad.
He was colonel Of the First Regiment
of Georgia Volunteers. when, In January,
1851. he took possession of Fort Pulaski
under State authority. At the commence
ment of hostilities. in the following April
he received commission as bilgadier-
general In the Confederate army, and he
was from that time up 10 the close Of
the war IN constant military service.
After the fall o. Richmond. General
JIawton returned to Savannah and re-
engaged In the practice of the law.
Soon after President Clevelands in
auguration he was rendered the appoint
ment OF Minister 90 Russia. but finally
requested the President 10 withdraw his
name. in consequence Of his eligibility 10
civil Office under the Federal Government
being called in question. This objection
having been overruled by the Attorney
General, he was appointed Minister 10
Austria in 1885, in the place OF Mr..
Kelley. 20 whom Austria had objected
on the score of religious difficulties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
RIOT IN CLEVELAND.
BlOOdshed Again Marks Trouble al Inc
Brown Hosting Works.
ONE MAN IS SHOT DEAD
,,,. SLAYER m Non-Unionist, md TINS
yan Is Threatened with byhc"-
,,~-police Dispersc the Mob, in-
ntctipg Severe Punishment

CLEVELAND. O., July 2-Blooashed
again marked the trouble at the Brown
uoisting-Works this afternoon. one man
was shot dead by non-union man, VINO
had attempted TO leave the works on MS
hicvcle. and was attacked by a poruoh
OF the mob. The police managed 10
rescue him. and the police detail was be-
sieged in a shop and had great dihicuity
IN preventing the lynching of their pris-
oner. Finally a call for troops was made
md two Of the four companies under
arms were hurried to the scene. After
their arrival the prisoner was loaded into
a patrol-wagon and about 1870 O'CLOCK
locked up In the Central-Police-Statio
The troops remained on guard and Tor
q long time a sullen mob Of al least
1000 men remained around the premises.
Shortly before the hour for quitting,
this afternoon several strikers marched
up to the Brown works with big BAN
ner. on which was written In big black
tvno: Browns Scabs" At 4:SO o'clock
the workmen were marshalle. into Inc
and the police formed the nssal hollow
square. Captain English gave the word
the gates were opened and the workmen
surrounded by 10 policemen, with eiuDs
en- hand. marched out.
The crowd gave way. and the process
sion moved up Hamilton street TO Case
On the way TO the 81. Clair street-cars.
The crowd followed. as on Wednesday
evening. yelling "Scabs" and making
lively vocal demonstration. Contrary TO
what the Mayor declared would be done,
the police allowed the mob 10 follow up
hamilton street The officers marched
steadily forward 10 Case, and up Wind
cor 70 Wilson avenue. At the Fourth
Precinct Station. near Euclid avenue. a
halt was made. and the workmen sent Into
the station. Then the policemen formed
again across the street.
PUNISHMENT OF MOB.
At this time the following party was n
dense black crowd reaching far down
Wilson avenue. Suddenly the word
"Chargar' was heard and the police
sprang forward Ike a shot out OF a gun.
In a moment they were upon the van
guard Of the crowd. The latter were
dumbfounded. There was a waver, and
then all turned md fed. But they were
TOO late TO escape punishment. The batons
OF the police were falling like hail on
the heads OF the mon. The crowd was
panic stricken. Two cars blocked the
way north OF Wilson avenue. and the
men. women. and children were packed
together in a tight mass. yelling and
shricking. One part broke away and
ran down the Cleveland and Pittsburg
tracks. close at hand. Another went
south on Wilson avenue Men were lying
unconscious on the streets. or crawling
around IN a vain attempt 70 rise to their
feet. The police dividing into squads.
charged after each section OF the crowd,
determined 10 inhict punishment severe
and unrelenting. This lasted for seve-
raj minutes, and then the returning
squad of policemen began to gather up
the unconscious men and others who
were staggering around as a result Of
severe blows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Triiby Excursion

10 Norfolk. Virginia Beach. and Ocean
View. via the Norfolk ana Western
railroad, Sunday July 9Th. Train leaves
Byrd-Street Station at $50 A. NJ. sharp;
returning leaves Virginia Beach at 6
p. NJ; Ocean View at p. NJ; and Nor
folk al p. NJ. Fare for the round
trip: Norfolk, 81; Virginia Beach. $3.50.
and Ocean View. N.l5. Fare from Nor
folk TO Richmond on the Triby. 81.
Close connection at Norfolk for Virginia
Beach and Ocean View. with chair-cars
attached. Special vestbule coaches FOR
ladies' Reduced rates al Princess Anne
and ocean View for our people. We leave
promptly on time. and go regardless OF
the weather. Tickets for all these points
at and on the train.
Captain ]. X NICHE,
X. 7. ADAMS,
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Cheap Railway Rates for VISITORS
yia CbesupenIxe and Ohio Ry.

Richmond to Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, &C., via ail-rai
and via rail and water.
Richmond to Old Point, 8 for the round
trip.
Richmond 10 Washington, - for the
round-trip. via Old Point.
On July Sd and 9TH round-trip rate from
Ricbmond TO Old Point. Norfolk. or Ports
mouth. So one way rate for the same, 81.
Trains leave Richmond $50 a. NJ. and
g:95 p. NJ. The S:S5 p. VI. train connects
directly with Washington. Baltimore, and
New York steamers.
A Special Train will leave Richmond
July "a and 90 at =. NJ. for old Point
and Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

By G. l. e IT. l.. Denoon.
and
Al Adamson, Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Attention, Veterans!

Before returning 10 your homes you
should visit the National Capital. The
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad are selling tickets 20 Washing
ton. ID. c., and return at $3.50. July 30
and 4th, good to return until the 9TH, in
elusive. TO enable all to make this side
trip.
Several trains each way daily at con-
venlent hours. Apply to Richmond Trans
fer Company, 903 cast Main street; JEFF
ferson Hotel Branch, and Byri-Street sta
ton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
SECURITIES GOING ABROAD.
Bulk of Recent Duying Done by
Syndicatcs-Ten-s Lots.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Foreign bankers
stated to-day that the bulk OF the re-
cent buying of securities for London &C
count has been conducted by syndicates.
Inquiry at the transfer offices of railroad
companies whose securities are listed
abroad develops the fact that the local
force has been busy OF late splitting up
certificates OF large amounts into ten
share lots. At the 81. Paul office IL was
stated that fully 5000 shares have been
split up for foreign account during the
past ten days To-day. 10000 shares were
handled at the Louisville and Nashville
offices. on Saturday 5000 shares of
stock will be shipped TO Europe, and on
the following Wednesday 25,o0O more will
be forwarded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Low Rates to Washington Account
of Young Peoples Society OF Chris-
,i,, Endeayor Meeting.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg end Pc
+onoc railroad offer round-trip tickets 70
Washington. d. c.. at the one-fare ra,e'
only $50. Tickets on sale July tth' 'th'
and sth. good until July 10Th, with an eH.
tension Of limit until July dst, on deposit
with ioint agent at Washington. on OF
before p. NJ. July l4th. SeVeraI Trains
daily at convenient hours.
c. A. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
THE COHEN GO,
LosT. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

rr~-~-ry>r-~---~-N~~SNr-H>
LOST. A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
RING. LIBERAL reward II returned 10 -
north Ninth street. Jy 5-zt
LOST, FROM NY POCKET ON WE'D,
NLSDAN night someW mere on Broad
street. or at the Auditorium. a LARGE
RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, CON
tanning sundry notes and papers. payable
to my order The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same az this office.
jy 3-it' WAITER NlI1LlAMS.
LOST. on BROAD STREET, BE
tween Ninth and Tenth, AZ 100, July 2
1895. ONE SORREL MARE; no marks
barefooted and has colt At home. Suita-
bic reward paid for information leading
10 recovery H. {. bEAl IlE,
Bloomingda.e Stock Company.
Phone 23ll A. ~ 5-lt'
LOST. SMALL GOLD TRINKET;
enamelled shamrock on one side. with
French motto; reverse engraved. s. re-
ward on return 10 r. LEE TRAHLOR,
Virginia Trust Company. 1900 east Main.
~ 2-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
MEMS FURNISHINGS
to be closed out to-day at quick pac

to be closed out to-day at quick pace.
l6 Mems Cheyiot and Percale Shirts, the
Majestic" sold at ySc. each, sizes
llj2 ana 10 Only-fsc now.
q Mems Fine Madras Negligees. little
mussed, price was Sl-4Ic. now.
II Mems Fine English Balorsgan Vests.
small ard medium sizes, the W ana Uc.
ones, &c. to-day.
10 Mems Balbriggan Gauze Vests, long
and snort sleeves, last season &c.
goods, 10 &c. now.
u Mems Navy-Blue Flannel Bathins
Suits, slightly defective, cost US N.lz;a
each. Sl.z0.
SO pairs Mems oxford Gray Half-Hose,
best 10 and l2l2c. ones, &c. pair.
20 pairs Good Round-Web Elastic Wire
Buckle suspenders. usual zoe ones, DC.
a pair.
II pairs Mems and Boys Bleached Jeans
Drill Drawers standard Csc. kind, lSc.
q pair
Leather Belts, usual % and &c KINDS.
25 pairs Mems and Boys Globe" Bicy-
Gle Stockings, best soc. kind, l5c. TO
day.
SILKS for the price Of cotton fabrics
on the occasion of this Remnant-Day.
Remnants Of extra heavy quality Black
Satin Duchess for 0Oc. yard, from 81
a yard.
Handmade Black India silk for zoe
a yard, worth 4sc. yard.
s yards Black Brocade, extra heavy
quality. for DOC. yard.
Figured Drapery SIX for lOc. yard.
Dresden Figured Taffeta for 2c. yard.
Printed India SILK for lsc. yard. from
3gc.
Large Persian Figured Taffeta SILK. Coo.
yard. from Sl.25.
Two-Toned Taffeta Silks. lac. a yard.
Dresden Figured Crepe. ali silk, for &c.
a yard from sec.
number OF Black Brocaded six rem
nants. In lengths for skirts and other
purposes.
Here is a chance for economy in
BLACK GOODS.
! remnant @ yards Black Brilliantins
for Sls5, from 81
remnant or YARDS Figured Brillian-
tine for x.3s. from N.93.
l remnant Is Is yards) Priestley's
Figured Armure for $5.y6. from $50.
remnant 6s. YARDS Figured Mohair for
l remnant lGl yards Wool Tamlse for
SSc, from N.32.
1 remnant 50-inch-wlde Sicilian for SIS,
from >2-s2
/ remnant q YARDS Atwood Kyter
Cloth for &c. from SIS.
/ remnant Cis YARDS Fine French Serge
Tor SIS. from s2.G.
MATTINGs.
Any remnant Of the Is. IS. and 2oc. Mat
tings. with less than 20 yards, at &c.
a yard.
Any remnant OF Linen Warp or Damask
Mattings that sold at %. q. 10 .0c a
yard. less than % yards. at lie. yard.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
THE BIMETALLIC DEMOCRATS.
An Interesting Dcvciopment-Cre-
dcntiaIs OF Silver Delegates.


CHICAGO, ILL, July 2.-The sub-com-
mittee OF the National Bimetallic Demo-
cratic Committee held an informal meet
ing this morning and issued n call for a
meeting Of the general committee and OF
all silver delegates on the ground to-
morrow night The mail OF the commit
tee was unusually heavy this morning
and in Il were the credentials OF some
fifteen silver-State delegations TINS
brought about the development. which
has hitherto been kept secret, that
months since the National Bimetallic
Committee laid plans by which IL should
be furnished with signed duplicates OF
the credentials OF every set OF silver
delegates elected TO the convention from
each State and Territory. These dupn-
Gates are in every respect counterparts
OF the originals, are not even endorsed
Duplicates" and hence may be used as
original credentials If occasion requires.
SILVER MEN AGGRESSIVE.
CHICAGO. July 2.-The silver people
are more bristling ana aggressive than
ever this morning as a result or the
harmony that prevailed and the out
spoken talk that was INDUCED In at last
nights meeting at which Senator H.
Tillman and Hon. Casey Young, or Ten
nessee. put I'm an appearance Tor the
first time. IT was noteworthy, moreover
that the moderate cOunsels OF those VINO
had gathered from the demeanor OF
Chairman Harrity and his associates
that the National Committee, at its
meeting on Monday would be disposed
10 meet the sllverites at least half way.
were overruled by the more radical
shirts who succeeded In creating the I'M
preston that the diplomatic mood OF
the national subcommittee was Simply
part and parcel OF plot TO delay q
definite statement Of intentions uhth II
was too late for the silver men 70 agree
upon any settled plan concerning inc
temporary organization and carry u INTO
effect. ,.,,e,,,
"GOLD-BUG PLOTTERS."
'.The gold-bugs are plotters, and we
must act as though TO National COM
,n,ttee we're I'm existence" was Senator
Zen. Tillman's note of defiance, fhrieked'
rather than spoken, and this will be the
kev-note of the silverites from this morn
ING on. They do not propose 70 rest on
their oars. even with the assurance that
they have an overwhelming majority AT
their beck and call. a muster-roll OF the
delegates is being prepared-each name
will be licked off as the delegate may De
inetructed for silver. has a preference
for silver or IS instructed or favorable
10 the gold standard. Each arriving sill
ver delegate is to be brought into camp
bv committees designated for that pur-
nose. and assurances demanded that ne
intends 10 be firm 10 the faith that ls III
| him. at.
In this way. so far as concerns thelr
own phalanx, the silver generals W" W.
know where they stand to a man at the
gnal round up on the eve Of the conven-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
DEVASTATING PRAIRIE FIRE.
u IL Laying Waste the County OF
Iyafde. Texas

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. July 2.-Uvalde
county, eighty miles west OF San Antonio
IL being devastated by great prairie
Ore. The FIRE started six miles from Sabi-
nal Station on Tuesday In bayfield, and
had burned over up 10 this morning. nine
miles OF prairie and timberland to the
mountains. The Inhabitants OF the sur
rounding country are engaged In nghtlng
II. Fifty men left sabinal yesterday to
Gght the flames. Many hay-presses and
mach farm machinery have been destroy
%. Residences we're saved by ploughlng
Around shcm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
THE SUMMER TURF.
A Grand Race at Newmarket, Eng
land-Home Events.

LONDON. July 2.-The race for the
Princess Of Wales Stakes Of 10000 sove-
reigns was run at Newmarket to-day Mr..
Leopold de Rothschild's b. c. St Frusquin,
years old. won "a. X. H.. the Prince OF
Waless b. c. per5iinmon. 3 years old. Sc
cond: the Duke OF Westminster's b. s.
Regret third.
1t was a grand race. ST. Frusauin win
ming By half a length from Persimron,
who finished half a length in front OF
Regret.
The betting was 10 against 81. Frus-
suln. 10 against Persimmon, and to 4
against Regret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

and a great number OF cars OF the s<lhta
Fe railroad loaded with wool, were Duth-
ed. The FIRE spread TO the Mallory DOCK
and one half Of the dock was burned. Inc
fire was caused by spontaneous comous-
ton. Twenty cars belonging TO the Gun
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad, and con-
tanning 10000 pounds OF wool. were de-
sfrOyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dny>

In execution Of a deed OF trust,
H M the "S County Court Of chester
field county IN Deed Book; y ;ftgiaG
trustee Cfor p. W. Grubbs. the trustee
named i'm said decd. being thereto Re-;
quired by the beneficiary, proceed TO sell
at public auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY. JULY 10. 1885,
az O'clock p. NJ, the LAND conveyed
by said deed, consisting Of tract en-,
bracins 22l acres. less an area occupied
by sD-foot road along the western bound
airy of said land. situated on the Rich-
mond and Petersburg railroad about one
and a half miles from the city OF han.
chester. and being lot No. 2 on plat
annexed to a deed from A. ID. Williams
10 John Y. Taylor bearing even date Win
said deed OF trust. and duly recorded IN
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the
expenses Of executing the trust ana 70
pay all taxes due upon the said land, ana
a note for Sl3067, with interest thereon
from MAY p, 1854, and another note Tor
Si3 So. with interest thereon from May
22 lSS5. and the residue upon terms 70 De
announced at the time of sale.
EUGENE G. hIASSIB.
te Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad will sell reduced-rate
round-trip tickets TO stations on its line
July "a and Sd and for trains reaching
their destination before noon July attn,
final limit July T. 1885. Special round-trip
tickets 10 Washington are on sale July
90 and ith, good until July eth. at only
q "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
sell excursion tickets between all sta
tons. including Norfolk, Lynchburs,
Washington, etc.. at reduced rates. on
July %, Sd, and 4th; limited TO July 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

TO get a fine Gold watch at PRIME
COST, at A. Z. Jshnke's retiring sale,
9i2 east Main street. OLD GOLD
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
National Democratic Convention, via
&. a. %.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII
sell round-trip tickets TO Chicago ~ one
Fare for the Round-Trip July Sd. 4th, 5th'
and 9th. limited to July 18th. on account
Of National Democratic Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Don't Forget

that A. F. Jahnke. the Jewelier. 912 east
Main street. is selling out his stock AT
COST 10 retire from business.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
To Washington, ID. C.. and Return
Only $3.50.

via Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad
Tickets sold July 80 and 18th good until
the eth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Pick from these hundreds or
REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERY.

REMNANTS or EMBROIDERY
The price is just half OF Cohen's usual
lowest value.
10 and Il 1-2c. Embrolderies for &c. a
12'i-2 and &c 2-sc. Embrolderies for &c.
Remnant prices on odd lengths in Rib
bons:
2-inch Au-Snk Satin Ribbon, l0c value;
remnant pric9' ac yatd; o..
All-Silk Dresden Ribbons, Ia 70 Z-yard
lengths. 2Jc. value; remnant price, &C.
2-inch Back Satin and Gros-Grain RIB
bons. l9c value, remnant price, llc.
2-incb Doub,e-Faced Black Satin Rib
bon. 25c. value; remnant price, I'c.
yard.
Remnant prices on countless ODDS ana
Ends in Jeweiry:
our great reunion sales have left US
with many hundred Books and Broken
Packages and Boxes OF Paper:
sl9 Paper-Bound Books. l0c. value; nem-
50 Shop-Worn Paper Books. desirable
titles, 20 and sc. values; remnant
price SC. each.
50 Handy Classics, linen-bound, SSc
value: remnant price, nc.
9 Bib es. Oxford-boun $3.50 value; rem
nant price, Sis
10 packages o Genuine irish lAneh
Paper soc. value: remnant price, ltc.
81 ! l-4-pound packages or Writing
Paper. l5c. value; remnant price, &c.
a pound - ~
i43 packages OF Envelopes square and
long, SC. value; remnant price, for
&c.
Corsets at such prices as only Cohen
could make:
IS Ventilating Corsets. odd sizes, 81 10
Is. zoe. value; remnant price. &c.
75c value, remnant price, soc.
81 value, remnant price, &C.
u Coutlle Corsets. 45c. value: remnant
price. &c.
Remnant prices on Art Goods. Ladies'
Collars. ETC.:
p Hand-Painted Satin Cushion-Covers.
1875 value; remnant price bsc.
q Tablc-Copers, tinted designs. l5c.
value: remnant price, &c.
Odd lengths in Fringe to match, &c.
4oIadies' Turn-Down Collars, all sizes.
70 i-2c vnlue; remnant price. &C
ladies' Yokes. S.15 value, for CSC.
Marie Antoinette Fichus. sl.3s value;
remnant price, SIC.
NOTION REMNANTS.
PAIRS OF stockinet Shields. IL l-2c.
quality, for &c. a pair.
boxes OF Invisible Hair-Pins. &c.
box. instead OF Sc.
cards OF l0c. quality Nickel Safety
Pins. for &c. card.
Ladies' Sanitary Belts, 3ec. value, for
Ice each.
4 Work-Boxes. with 4 spools Of cotton
and two thimbles, 5sc. value, for lsc.
each.
TOILET REMNANTS.
9 Aluminium Boxes. &c. value. for
u i-2c each
THE COHEN Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
7. N. WORKMAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AID LOANS,
No. 1913 EAST MAIN STREET.

No lob EAST MAIN SIKLLT,
RICHMOND VA.
Real estate bought and sold publicly or
privately. Loans negotiated on Richmond
city real estate. which pay lender per
cent net. Special attention TO the col
lection OF rents, and liberal advances
made thereon. Deeds written and ac-
acknowledgements taken. Correspondence
Solicited je 20-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
DOMESTIC REMNANTS

by the thousands from the Reunion Sale.
Remnants French Dimities, l6 2-Sc.
kind SAC.
Remnants "A Percales. 12i3c. kind, &c.
Remnants OF Irish Linen Batiste, l1sc
a yards Lie. kind.
Remnants of Fine Brown Cotton, tc.
grade. ! 7Sc.
Remnants OF IL % and zoe. Corded On
CANDIES pretty styles, Sf4c
Remnants OF Taffeta MORE Crepon'
10 PC grade, Ss4c.
Remnants Of Apron Bingham, Ia and
Sc kind. 2,sc.
Remnants OF Fine Black French Sateen,
zoe. kind, for 53sc.
Remnants Of IA Androscoggin Bleached
fsgfrou 51.c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
sydnog 4 HundIey.

Refrigeratorsl Refrissrators!
Refrigeratorsl Refrigeratorsl
KefrigerA .ors, Refrigeratorsi
0yDNOR 4 HUNDLUy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
OF LACE CURTAINS AN
DRkPERIEs.

26 pairs Of Lace Curtains, slightly soiled,
from zoe. 10 SO pair.
4 pairs Chenille Curtains that were 8,
your choice for 40
pairs Satin Damask Curtains that were
$3.50. remnant price. SO.
Remnants Of Draperies, Sc. a yard.
Remnants OF Curtains, Madras l2lzc.
a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
WANTED.

POSITION AS MILLER IN SOME
country MILL can DO milwright work,
and, II necessary, can give best refer
offoo 1e .s-bt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
REMNANTS KID CLOVES.

10 pairs Mosquetaire Suede that were
$50, for 1oc.
q pairs 4-Button Dressed and Undressed
Embroidered Backs that sold for $50
and Sl.75, your choice for SIC.
10 pairs 4-Button Black Suede, 3 rows
embroidery. sizes or and 81, for Gc.
A few sizes Of Soiled White Kid Gloves
that were sis, for iSc.
- pairs All-Sllk Black Gloves for &c.
Children's SILK Taneta Gloves Sc. a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03

POSITION. BY FIRSr-CLASS REGIS
tered Druggist. Good references; single
and sober "ACETANELID," care Dis
match ~ 2-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
Bis railroad Fire.

GALVESTON, TEX. July 2.--This after
noon ire started ~ the Galveston wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-03
WANTED.

secure protected route with free samples
(welght 20 pounds, cost 500 from high
rated old establishment Amounts large
Commissions average SIS 10 SO weekly
Factory Z. O. 1871. New York. je N-tt