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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAN0RERs.
Yesterday in the Convention OF VIZ
ginia Societies.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, September
Especial To-day in the convention OF
.be Virginia Young Peoples Societies or
Christian Endeavor the State secretary
NJ NJ. Davis. of stanton, submitted MS
renort. showing that there are 1871 socie-
ties in Virginia, with membership Vi
about 5000.
Tho renort of Treasurer Harry VI. Cor
don was presented by another member
in his absence. and the report OF the
Junior work was made by Miss sue Aper-
son. Of Lynchburg. The quesuoh-ooN
US NIT I'm charge of W. II. II. smith,
Of Washington. Mr. Smith also SPOKE
an the subject. washington. 1886 rms
gentleman was the chairman OF the com
nittee Of 1000 members subdivided into
over 400 committees. which had charge
of the ARRANGEMENTS for the great Chris
tian Endeavor convention held in WASH
ington i'm July. Then 5000 delegates
were present. and all were handled by
Mr.. Smith and his committees. He gave
his plan Of organization Of his commit
tees which enabled him TO control SUCH
a multitude also. the plan Of organiza-
ton of the immense choir OF 400 voices
and many other interesting facts per-
tanning to that convention.
J. W. Lovegrobe. of stanton read a
paper on How TO Increase Attendance
at Prayer-Meeting" Mr.. Kennedy, Of
Lexington read a paper on Sunday
School Work.; Miss Lila V. Walters, Of
Salem. read a paper on Social Work,
and gave some wholesome advice on the
selection Of the chairmen Of the Social
Committee
Mr.. Howell. Of Philadelphia. spoke on
the work Of districts. and urged the or
eanization Of such districts or conferences
throughout the State. a letter from
the State convention Of Maine was re-
sponded to. The "open parliament was
conducted by Professor James Lewis
Howe. of Lexington. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

German-Day will be celebrated on the
18th Of September, and the members Of
the German-American Association and
their friends will have a good opportunity
to enjoy themselves. The Entertainment
Committee have a large number of good
surprises in store for those who particle
pate All arrangements will be com
pleted later on. The German-American
Association has also decided TO enforce
the rules against any persons not en-
titled TO participate by having a large
wishing TO take part will have to secure
tickets through members, and members
can make application 10 Mr. Carl WHIP
permann. No. 800 east Broad street, for
the same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
News OF the Police Court.

James Graves (coloreD member Of
the so-called Jesse James gang. who is
at present giving the police 50 much
trouble, was a prisoner in the Police
Court yesterday morning. He was
charged with entering the dwelling Of
Mrs 5. Ward and stealing $40 in cur
rency. Graves was given six months in
Jail and an appeal was taken.
The case of John Reams. the negro
who stole lead pipe from an unoccupied
dwelling i'm charge Of Mr. c. a. Rose. was
sent TO the grand jury.
The case Of John Butler charged with
breaking and entering the dwelling OF
Mr.. Sutton, and stealing a lot Of dry
goods. was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
I desire 10 gratefully acknowledge
through your paper the receipt of $3.50
for the Cadet Memorial monument at the
Virginia Military Inntute, Lexington
Va, sent through Misses NJ =. and s. B.
Stokes of Stokes. Va. This amount was
received from the young ladies and ex-
cadets of Richmond for the hop given
TO the cadets on July 2 1896. Being in
excess of the sum required for the dance
il was decided by the Misses Stokes
who were instrumental in giving the
entertainment 10 send IL TO me for the
cadet monument fund. This monument is
q memorial 10 the cadets who were killed
at the battle Of New Market, and will
be treasured as such by the cadets and
alumni of the Virginia Military Institute
Miss MAGGIE FREELAND
Lexington, Va. September l, 1896
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
BLACK DRESS FABRICS.

z remnants Figured Armure, in nj len suns
from 80 to $ yards, that so'u ii0'''
Csc. TO 81 % a yard, for JOG , re-,
; pieces 4S-inch ATWOOD Figured Et i.
nine nine in lengths from 3 to IA yards as.
that sold from 81 TO $35 yard LOT
soc. , r,,,,,,.r ~ In
8 pieces Handsome Figured JaGqu.sl IT,, III
lengths from ia to 8 yards, FORMER
. fnieces pure Mohalr Sicilian, sold Tor
Sc. and 81 a yard, for SOC.
6 pieces Figured Mohair, from IS 10
6 yards, sold for SOC. yaru' rem
nant price. PIC. yard. ,.,...
pieces Figured Melrose. in lengths
from 3 10 10 yards. sold for l9c. yard'
remnant price. l0c- .,,-. $780,
4 pieces 4S-inch Wide CheVlot' FORMER
rrice Il % sc now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
THE wONDER-PRICE DOMESTIC
DEPARTMENT.

has many short lots for you to-day
Swiss Batiste, new. effective deslshs'
61-fc kind, for NC. yatd. ,,,,,.hor o
25 37ia. and soc. Imported plhsh"i''
Remnants for S 1-3c. ,, o.o,,,,-
Dimities. Jaconets. and Corded organ
dies. l2ls to 25c. kinds. 23sc: a ya YAH
16 PC. Dress Duckings for S7tc. y az H.
Best MerrimacK Shifting frlhls III ~
Fine Tnbleached Cotton, lac yaru;
a.. l-s. and lOc. yard-wide Bieaehed
COttons. for 54lc. .... TO- rslc
l2is and 10 2-Sc. Pillow Cotlohs ioi ~
a yard. a. y cord
IL % TO 25c. Sheetings TOT 20 Si "a, ~
scotch Plaid Serge Twills. lOc. quahty'
for 4%ac. "A yard. 4. ,rott,,
Akron Check Ginghams, in pretty
effects. 22,c. "A yard. .
20 indigo Prints lOr 9Hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
BASEMENT ODDS AND ENDS.

81 Cups and Saucers. worth gSc. dozen,
for &c. each.
Jardinleres. worth 15c., TO close. Sc.
each
l Decorated English China Tea-Set.
should contain So pieces. but a few
pieces short. worth s.. 20 close $l.50.
10 Earthen FlOwerPOts. worth Sc. 70
close lc. each
French China Covered Dishes, worth
s., TO close. CSC. each
China Mustard Pots. with Spoon,
worth 15c.. 10 close &c. each
l lot Of japanese CuriO Ornaments,
worth upwards of 35c. each. 10 close
So. choice
Fine Carlsbad China Dinner Set. worth
S25 10 close. si09S.
80 Dinner and Scum Plates. gold-llned
and two-color decorations. worth SIS
a dozen, 10 close l0c each.
q China Oatmeal Bowls. nicely deco
rated. worth Sis a dozen. to close.
Sc. each.
l English China Toilet-Set. containing 3
fl"n !, d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
4 Vote on the Train.

A train from Goldsboro ~ c.. reached
Richmond yesterday. having on board
quite number Of merchants and citizens
from the Old North State. While en- route
Mr. Edward w. Gregory, of this city
who represents Roberts & Hoge. took
a vote 10 ascertain the political senti-
ments Of the passengers. The ballot
resulted as follows: Bryan, 90; Mckinley.
2; lowering, l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
ODDS AND ENDS OF WOODENWARE.
HARDM ARE. CHAIRS ETC

! Oak BoOS-Rack. worth $3.50 for 81 %.
l Fancy Ornamented BOOk-Rack, worth
S. TO close $3.50.
Highly-Ornamcnted Cherry Hat-Rack
worth 81 10 close Csc
High-Wheel Lawn Mower, worth s.,
10 close S29S
Remnants Of Garden Hose. worth lOc,
10 close. &c. per foot
l Highly Polished Oak Chair. with cob
bic leather seat worth SO slightly de-
faced. TO close 1926.
Art Rockers. handsome designs. worth
SIS each, TO close. s. choice.
Large Oak Rocker. worth g. slightly
damaged. 10 close, Sl25.
500 olive Wood Mustard Spoons, worth
&c, for 1c each.
Tennis Racks. worth l9s, to close.
69c. each.
l Tennis Set. worth Sl5. with balls
short. 10 close. S29S.
. Knife and Fork Trays. made OF steel
wire worth DC 10 close 81 ench
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
Denfh OF Mr. John III. Smith.

Intelligence was received here yester-
day of the death Of Mr.. John A. Smith
Of Danvile Va. who has been very IN
for long time. Mr. Smith was a very
prominent man. and had won a large
number Of warm friends by his sterling
qualities He had held for several years
an important position OF trust I'm the
city government Of Danville. Mr. William
Albert Smith, of this city. left for Dam
Vile on Wednesday to be with his father
to attend his bedside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

GALE TO-DAY, SEPTEMBFP L.
- ,, a. AZ 1920. OF HOUSEHOLD AND ETrcuIai
FURNITURE, consisting OF T W. L'
= Sldeboards, In oak and Ws.r..
1naihD.r r, SUITS, OAK, walnut. AMI f-.. i
Chinonnieres, CoOk-Stovos. pl...,.
bureaus, Nashstands. Chairs E.-
quilts, Toilet Sets, Store Connie.
ana Single Lounges, Cots. Cor.h. -f
In fact. everything pertaining RI
hoid goods. Don't miss tho esrl
goods viii be sold for tho htyb l.. f
Sc c. II. OLIVER Aucf.o-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
IN CHANCERY.

To the Above-N Named Parties; .. NJ,
Take notice. that pursuant 20 aeci,t "a
June 10. 1896. In this cause. shai' on
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBhk. -
M nv office AT Charles city Courlho. .,r.
I'm Inc county aforesaid. proceed 20 .~
auire into ana make the statements ,,t
corning the matters mentioned IN tne be-
decree. and referred 70 me as one 90 Ma
commissioners In chancery or inc
court. especially concerning ,r.
To take and state an account 81, "a
Indebtedness OF the estate OF fu""'"
TAYLOR. deceased. ..i,.,,,s
What Is the annual and iee-.s.ni,,,,-.
value OF the land Of =. II l@,s
whether the same would rent l9t ~, la
in 1--WE years 10 pay or and discnate. N.
said Indebtedness. aud what - thra.,y.
terest i'm the estate OF Mrs. Georgia l"''
ior. widow OF +. II. Taylor. 100,
Commissioner IN Chance.f'
Isaac II. Christian. p. a. ...,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
PROPOSALS.
SeOtember 4. 1896
NOTICE To COAI-DEALERS.

NVIINI- to NV+fIF- IIIs-f IsIsIto.
OFFERS ARE INVITED FOR ABOUT
90 TONS STOVE, AND 100 TONS EGG
BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE Price of each distinct, payment
as delivered during the season About
two thirds will be delivered at Elba in
carload lots; the rest by carts. The
company reserves the right TO decline
any or all bids. Bids will be opened at
is NJ. September b. 1886. Address
4. l.. COURTNEY, Superintendent,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. sc 4-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
REMNANTS OF WRAPPERS.
All the Calico and Muslin Wrappers IN
were Sl.25 and $50. now soc.
CARPET DEPARTMENT

All the short ends Of Tapestry Carpets
up 10 ~ yards, sold from 'jc. to 81
yard. Remnant price 81 l-2c.
All the short ends OF Body-Brussel Car
pets UP to p yards. value from $40 10
Sl25, choice Of any 81 l-2c
Short ends OF Administer and MoQuette
Carpets. for rugs. &c. Sl2j value.
Remnant price coo. yard.
3 Ingram Druggists. value SA75, Rem
nant price s..
? japanese Handmade Druggets size
Ak yards, value SIS, Remnant price
50 n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
THE STATE INSTITUTION FOR
THE BLIND.
Fight for the Superintendency Not
Yet Ovcr-Thc Republicans ana
Fu.ion-TrxaS-Feycr Feared-Pcr-
sonni and General Notes.

RALEIGH, n. c.. September S.-(Spe-
cial)-Work began to-day on the extern
sion of the male wing Of the Insane Asy-
lum here. The cost will approximate
81. 900.
1t is stated that the fight Is not yet
over in regard to the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the Institution for the Blind. No more
than this mere fact can be learned.
Mr.. Patterson. State Commissioner OF
Agriculture. has returned from the noun
tains. where he conducted farmers IN
stitutes in nine counties. He says he
was gratified at the attendance OF farm
ers and by their interest. and that al
the earliest possible moment this year
more institutes will be held in the Pied
mont section: just as soon as the faculty
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege are able to aid him. Regarding the
crops. Mr.. Patterson says their condition
varies greatly. In some places corn Is
nearly a failure, while here in Wake
that crop is an average one.
NOT BORNE OUT.
The Republican State Committee
thinks. or says il thinks. very little OF
the Populist strength in the State. But
il is hard. indeed. to reconcile this win
the committees earnest efforts TO hasten
fusion with Populists: I'm other words, to
get the Populsts to hurry up and agree
to State fusion. a Republican commit
teeman said to-day that his people We're
absolutely foolish TO have dilly-dallied
with a handful Of Populsts for two or
three weeks. when they could have PUT
on the pressure and closed the whole
matter I'm a week. He added that he
knew Butler would never agree to State
fusion. but that made no difference. as
the Populists We're now divided and the
Republicans had the greater part Of them
"corralled." He then went on 10 say
that the Populists dared not show their
strength: that he would wager his repu-
tation as politician that they have not
5000 actual votes I'm the State. and that,
If Guthrie and Dockery are kept on their
ticket and in the field they will not get
$500 votes November 81.
TEXAS FEVER.
It is feared that another case Of the
dreaded "Texts-fever'' has appeared
among the cattle at Charlotte.
Last night n freight train was badly
wrecked on the North Carolina railway,
between Selma and Wilson'S Mills. The
train broke. and the rear part telescoped
the front portion Ten boI-cars were
smashed. No one was hurt
4 carp weighing twenty-five pounds.
was taken with a hook IN Mirror Lake"
at the penitentiary yesterday. Carp were
first placed in the lake in 1881.
Two convicts from Johnston county
were brought to the penitentiary to-day.
and three arrived from Rowan.
Some very fine pears, weighing a pound
each. were sent TO the Agricultural De-
partmcnt to-day. They grew on Roanoke
Island. in 800 yards Of the old Raleigh
Fort"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
SALE TO-DAY, sEPTRMBrp ,

by c. H. Oliver. Auctloneer
rs and 20 west Broad stre..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
RIBBONS
when the lots are cut up like these:

when the lots are cut up like these:
SO Remnants Of No. 8 All-Silk Satin
Edge Ribbons. 10c kind. ] Bic. a yard.
No. 2 All-Silk Satin-Edge Ribbon, l 20
- yards long. SIC. a yard.
All-Silk Black and White Striped l. 10
3-yard lengths. 25c kind. for Sc.
3-inch All-Silk GauZe Ribbons, Csc. kind,
for &c. n yard.
31-2-inch All-Silk Black Gros-Grain Rib
bons, l9c kind for II 1-2c.
21-2-inch All-Silk. Black Satin, and
Gros-Grain Ribbons. 25c. kind. Rem
nant price l5c. a yard
Fancy All-Silk Dresden Ribbons, i'm
ehnrt h. =. h. 4 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK APP
ply at Dispatch Office Sc 2-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
MIR. Finegan and the Cathoiie Friend

Mr. James n. Finegan, Of the Stars
staff, has been engaged as general mana
ger OF the printing establishment Of
Miss NJ. 4. Keenan,, the publishing Office
of the Catholic Friend so has charge
OF the publication. Miss Katie Donleavy,
editor and general manager OF the paper,
controls the entire literary department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT CClks
or CHARLES CITY COUNTY, SET
TEMPER >. 1895:
Unity r. Hubbard. who sues, Sc. .-.,..
............ ....-........-.-.'.''''
against ,.. al.
Georgia Taylor widow and eNecutfN 10
r.. III. TAYLOR, deceased, q ais, ..s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
WANTED.

RY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS VIE.
Tufurnished Rooms. suitable Tor l.l.
housekeeping IL is preferred tnat /.
least one Of these rooms should be- on i-s
first floor or in the basement. Azores
WINDHAM. Dispatch office Sc 81"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
BY j. II. Valentine. Auc,iones-
No. west Broad street
To-DAYs SALE AT 1890 AM

Good lot HOUSEHOLD FURNIrrrr
oak Suits, Hat-Racks. Walnut ae4
Walnut Bedsteads. Mattreses S...
Bed-Lounges. Safes. Tables ef
Goods must be sold to-day. Atf.rr ~.
buy bargains. J. Ii. VALENTINE
sc AGct.0r..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
REMNANTS or LACE CURTAINS AND
DRApEHIES

. pairs White Applique Lace Curtains.
were So Remnant price $3.50.
pairs Ecru Irish Point Curtains, were
s., Remnant price $3.50.
S. pairs Of Nottingham Lace Curtains.
that We're 81. 75c., $3.50, 81 Remnant
price one-half.
/ pair Damask Curtains. were $3.50, now
1925
pairs Chenille Curtains, were $ pair,
now 1913.
pairs Madras Curtains were $3.50.
Remnant price g.
pair Madras Curtains $3.50. now S125.
Remnants Of Curtain Muslin, were lSc.
yard. now Zoe.
Remnants OF. Bows Calico shirt-Waists,
odd sizes, for 10c.
Remnants OF Boys Double Waists.
slightly soiled, were 81. your choice
for Soc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
ODDS AND ENDS MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR.

II Fine White Embroidered Trimmed
Dressing Sacques. been up to e each'
q ladies' s1.25 Muslin Skirts. soiled, 65c.
each. e-t,,.1
10 Ladies' Muslin skirts. cambria, frilled'
SOC. kind. for .35c. g.. 10,
q pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers LOT lVc'
81 and a.25 Chrdren's White Lawn
Fancy-Made Aprons, soiled, +9c each.
II Ladies' Fine White CamDIlc Gowns;
soiled, were $50 ana N''o' LOT q
each. 1,. -,..r,
II Ladies' V-Neck Muslin Gowns were
soc each. for SOC. 800 l,..,t,-,,,
81 Ladies Fine Embroidered S az i
Corset-Covers. soiled were n.25 and
$50. any for SOC. -. o.,
Infants White Cambria Slips were o9c''
for Pic each. ..o,,
Z Children's Checked Nainsook Aprons
large and small size, 2Jc. each' 60.
Il Ladies' Trimmed Cambria corset
Covers. &c ones. for l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
MEMS DEPARTMENT HAS a GREAT
RENNANT-DAY.

Il Mems Scotch Cheviot Negligee Shirts,
32c. from 69c. e,-,-..
Mems Full Laundered Negllsee ShlrlS'
SEC. from Sl.2j and $50.
70 Soiled Night-Shirts. 33c., from 'oc;
III Mems Balbriggan Shirts, various
sizes. 75c grace. for &c.
Mems Medium-W eight knlt UhdeI-
Mems Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers
odd sizes, 69c.. from $50.
Is pairs Mems odd Suspenders, &C., from
21c.
J0c kind.
II pairs Mems oxford Gray Half-Hose,
25c. grade. for l0c.
IA Mems Gray-Mixed Seamless Hose
splendid wearers, 2i2c. paar Tor lVc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
THE COHEN co.

Fine Dresden-Top Table, worth 81 TO
close SS.25. go
Fine Brass Banquet Lamp, win onyx
column. worth g, to close, N.ls.
2 Onyx-Top Tables. worth tlZ.O, 70 crosse
$3.50 each.
ODDS AND ENDS OF GLASSWARE.
Imitation Cut-Glass Bowls, worm
35c., for Joe. each. q.
II Pickle Dishes, worth lOc., TOT &C.
each.
% Wine Glasses. worth roc. dozen. for
ic. each
A Bobemian-Giass Cream Pitchers, worth
$50. for &C. each
opal Casters. worth 75c., for l5c each.
oil Bottles, worth 25c., for &c. each.
- Fruit Saucers. worth BE-, Tor lc cacn.
10 Crystal Cream Pitchers, worth lVc''
for Sc. each.
5 Crystal Spoon Holders, worth &C.. FOR
&c. each.
CUTLERY ODDS AND ENDS.
u Bone Handle Table Knives, worth -
a dozen for Toe. each.
1 lot OF Fine Quality steel Table KNIVES
worth $50, 81. and 50 dozen, 10 Close
Sc each.
25 Bovine Carvers. worth SOC, to close.
i0c each.
lot OF odd Forks worth lOc.. to close
&C.. each.
lot Of Table Steels. worth 81, to close,
2jc. each.
r%rrT CNHENI On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
WANTED.

4 REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. MUST
be thoroughly competent to take charge
OF store and not afraid Of soda-fountain,
sober, honest, and Industrious. Refer
ences required Good salary to right
man. Address DRUGS, Box 8, Newport
News, Va. Sc 4-5tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
REMNANTS OF READY-NADE
nRIGSEs

l White Duck Suit trimmed with bands
Of inserting was $3.50, now $3.50
2 White Duck Suits. trimmed with
linen. sailor collar, We're s., your
choice for $50
. Gr9ss-Linen Suits. were S. now g.
Serge and Covert Cloth Suits, were
$50. your choice for $3.50
3 Black Mohair skirts. We're $50. now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
FOR RENT.

THAT LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. ANu
Centrally-Located Three-story Brick ht-
rooms. with all modern convenience ana
i'm good repair. Rent reduced % COCA
tenant.
JOHN r. GODDIN & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
Bank and Eleventh streets
au 30-eOd3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
ROOMS FOR RENT-RooMs WANTED
For RENI.

A MOST DESIRABLE FLOOR. ~ NICE
order. No 302 west Franklin street. via
use Of parlor; bath with porcelain ti'
Sc. Apply on the premises. BE- 5-i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
LOST, sTRAyED. AND FOUND.

LOST, ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
Second and Sixth streets. the SETTING
from a ring, containing three large dia-
monds Handsome reward If returned to
202 east Main street. sc 4-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
FOR RENT.

To GENTLEMEN ONLY, OK GRACE
street opposite the jefferson. one L1ls..
Front Room. with bay window. and Ni.
or without furnace heat. Price. so p
month. Has never been occupied t..-
csn he rented for a term OF years. hAl-
room adioins that can be rented also :
desired Address ID. r., lly east NON
s.reet au aO-eOlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

AT ONCE. SITUATION BY REGIS
tered druggist. Fifteen years experience.
Best Of references. Address DRUGGIST,
Post-Ofiice Box 216, Danyiile Va.
Sc NV F&Su3tF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
LAST OF THE SEASONS shh'
WAISTS co TODAY.

Ladies' s29s Fancy Colored SIX waists
for 81. -, Ont Waists
Iadles' Rob-Roy Plaid SIX waists
dozen Ladies' 81 Iaundered Waists,
desirable styles, 36c. each
Hundreds of short-length
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
UMBRELLAS.

Only one of a kind thrown out 10
remnant selling:
$3.50 silk Serge Umbrellas TOT 81
Si50 silk Serge Umbrellas lot '0c'
81 Gloria Umbrellas for SOC.
75c English Gloria Umbrellas TOT &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04

os Boxes OF Invisible Hair-Pins. lOe.
,s cards OF Nickel-Plated Safety-Pins
assorted sizes on cards., II lie. value,
for Sc. card.
Casino. Remnant price SC. piece.
"A Sanitary Belts, zoe. value, for Ice.
each.
% balls OF Darning Cotton fast colors},
Remnant price lc. ball.
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ANTED.

SALESMAN FOR OUR BRYAN AND
Mckinley Cigars. $50 weekly and ex-
penses. Experience unneeessary.
FOLK RICHIE & CO.
au 30-Su Tu&F3t ST. Louis, Mo.
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ESTRAY GALA BULL CALF.
some months old. was taken up on my
place. May Mont" some days since
Owner can get same on application 10 my
manager. on the place. and paying costs.
Sc 4-its JAMES H. DOOLEY.
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make absolute sales and change
stocks at the calling OF every
demand you may make.
Those accustomed to attend
these sales know full well the
meaning of them and the inter
in this city. Winter or summer
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KNIT UNDERWEAR REMNANTS.

BOYS Hygeinic Gray Ribbed shirts
heavy heeced. were Sll2c. each. loi Ioc'
Misses Iow-Neck Gauze vests, were
&c. for l0c. each. ", VT.
Children's Fine Egyptian Yarn vests
high neck. short sleeves, all Sizes l9c'
each. from 3ec. ,,-.- OH
Childrens Sanitary RlbDed NSsls anu
Pants. &c "A garment. from &c
Ladies White Merino Vests and Pants
broken sizes. S5c, from 5sc. a sa ga. l.elI,
ladies' SOC. Isle Vests. crochet neck
and arms. for l2l2c. each. pu.hoa
Ladies' 10 and 12i2c. Bieacned hlDOeu
Summer Vests SC. each.
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125 Bound Books, usual 25c. ones, to-
day &c. each.
225 Paper Bound Books. worth 1Oc. each,
to-day for sc.
125 packages Of Note-Paper, in all
shades, worth 25c., Remnant price &c.
a box.
Genuine Irish Linen Paper worth igc.
a pound. to-day lc. a Quire.
Sc. Envelopes, to-day &c. a package.
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THE COHEN co.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

A POSITION AS CHAMBERMAlD OR
Nurse by young cOlored woman. Refer
ences furnished. Apply TO or address
ll3 east Byrd street. Sc 4-lt'