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The herald., 1896-04-16

Chatsworth Parls--Lenve from md arrive at
River Station San Fernando street. only.
A Sundays excepted y saturdays and Sundays
only.
All S.p. Co. IS trains stop at First street (except
the four San Francisco trains) and Commercial
street Except the S:25 San Francisco evening
traln) in the buSiness center OF the city, savin:
time and street car fares TO passengers.
General Passenger ONCE. 22a S. Spring street
The herald., 1896-04-16
TREAsI1RY sTATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April --Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50, ,6JC
375; gold reserve, $127, 7,0S1, 1886.
The herald., 1896-04-16
PETROLEUM..
NEW York. Abril 5.--Petroleum steady;

AZ sssss e sssiRs " ssF sF;sx sssss s'ss: :ss:
The herald., 1896-04-16
ORDINANCE NO.

IAN ordinance granting to .----
ng and as;sgns the Fsnt tS
conductors for the transmission of eIsc-
tricity for telephone and telsgraph pur-
peys and IN anG pupc uDGSna Saxhvss. as n g:
City City of Long Beach, and to exercise the
privilege of operating telephones within
I'll The Board of Trustees Of the city Of
Long Beach do ofdain a. follow:
Section /. The City of Long Beach
sors and I assigns. the right. and privilege
to place, lay, erect, maintain ana operAte
in The streets, alleys and public hiEhwsys
ductors for the transmission Of electricity
for telephone and telegraph purpoees-.
shs Se upon So.s g s
and proper manner; said poles shalI e
sad el a. in tne soea sosas msnnsr
and shall be kept painted: Tho Aoax1 Of
Trustees Of said city shall have the right
Of any pole Whenever in their judsmsnt
the public convenience shall require the
location OF a,f the same t - fns sx
Section 8. The said grantee or assigns
OFT Of the a ssaids streets. aileys o. public hiqn-
ways for the purpose Of erecting and main
taining poles or other supporte for said
sae Wlrss and said work sai s. done iS
compliance with the rules. regulations. or
dinances or orders which may during the
continuance of the franchise he adopted
of the said city. and the same shan be
done to the satisfaction Of the said Board
Section T. Nothing in this ordinance shall
be construed as In any wise to prev1nt the
proper authorities Of said City OF Long
Beach from sewering, grading, paving. re-
pairing or altering any OF said streets or
thoroughfares herein mentioned.
Section s. In consideration Of the rights
herein granted the said City oz Long
Beach shall have the right to suspend
and maintain upon the poles placed by the
said grantee, successors or assigns IN the
streets and thoroughfares Aforesaid any
and all wires which said city may require
for fire alarm and police telegraph SER
vice.
franchises herein granted shall Continue
and be in. force for the period Of fifteen
U5) years from and after the adoption and
publication of this ordinance.
Section z The clerk shall certify to the
passage of this resolution and cause the
same to be published twice in the Eye, .
weekly newspaper published and ctrcu-
lated in the City Of Long Beach. and there-
after it shall be in full force and e6ect
Adopted this day Of -, 1888.
President of Board Of Trustees Of City
I hereby certify the foregoing resolu-
tion was adopted this 9Th day of, April
''''' FRANK E. COOK,
The herald., 1896-04-16
DAsADENA AND LOS ANGELES
EIECTPIC RAILWAY

DAsADENA AND LOS ANGELES
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Cars leave Fourth and Spring streets.
$500, 900 and 1880 am; 100. $500 and
100 pm.
Returning leave Echo Mountain-8 100
and o 90 a. m. 2 100, 4 100 and 4:i5 pm.
For Altadena-s:00 am. and every hour
until 10 Op m.
Returning leave Altadena as 40 am. and
hourly until $3.50 pm.
For Pasadena-Every Fifteen minutes from
7:l5 am. to 800 pm. Halt hourly before
and after these hours.
once, 222 Fourth street.
W. d. LARKABEE. Supt.
e. P. CLARK. Gen'l Manager
The herald., 1896-04-16
LINES OF VEL
for DESTINATION Ar. from
Leave for


COUTHTRN PACIFIC COMPANY
y TINE TABLE-MARCH 2s, 1895
The herald., 1896-04-16

z. Q. Dan 1 Co.'S Report
& Dunn 6 Co.. furnishes the Following re. e.
The herald., 1896-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION NO. SG


A Resolution Of the Board Of Hruos
tees Of tho City OF Long Beach,
giving notice that sealed pro-
posals or bids will be received 6oD
sale of a Franchise for the eroc-
tion and maintenance of . IoloS
phone and Telegraph system In 1ho
City of Long Beach
Whereas, application has been made 6oo
franchise to erect and maintain poAe1n
wires and other conductors for the trans
egraph purposes in and upon the Streets
alleys and public highways In me CITY QG
aSa Long e Beach and to exerciss sns st.,
Now. therefore. be * Il resolved. shat the
to Es sdyertse Ps e ths bsy 3 1seDx
geies. State Of CaiiforniS for u DO
Gye pas anS s%S Il nsis @
Long Beach, the following notice of mteu~
tion to award. a franchise. grantin4 the
in the following words. towit :
NOTICE OF SALE OT TRANCHxgH
Of Trustees Of the, city Of Lopg 9eaeh.
has received application Tor q frsnchiss
to construct. lay down, operate and maln-
tain an electric telegraph plant ond 9yp-
tenn, with all the necessary appliances n
the public streets Of the city of Long
that it is proposed to grant the eame . the
highest bidder. and that the said osar4 oe
Trustees .rS s VIII on the 2ist gay e Aax A e
the City OF Long Beach, In open session
for the purpose Of opening sealed prpRe-
character and for the term set forth below.
at which time and place said fre1ehlso
will be awarded to the highest 91dAar.
which is proposed to be passed awarding ia
the successful bidder the Aforesaid fran-
chise, toWit:
The herald., 1896-04-16

President of Board Of Trustees Of City
hereby certify the foregoing resolu-
tion was adopted this 9Th day OF April
''''' FRANK e. COOK.
City Clerk of City Of Long Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
DEATHS.

JEWITT.-Died, March 18th. at ] p. NJ.
at the residence Of his parents, NO. zli
Fourteenth street, between Porter ana
Perry, ERNEST LYNWOOD. youngest
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles Il. levitt;
aged years 1 month and "a days.
Farewell, dear Ernest, take thy rest,
God called you home He thought 1t best;
IT'S hard, indeed. to part with thee,
But Christ's strong arm supported thee.
Farewell, farewell, our Ernest dear.
Our life Is sad without thee here;
Oh. may we meet In Heaven above.
Where all is peace and Joy and love.
We love you; yes. no tongue can tell
How much we love you. and how well;
God loves you, too. and He thought best
To take our Ernest with Him to rest
Funeral at the above residence at
o'clock p. NJ. SUNDAY. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are invited to
attend. Interment in Maury Cemetery.
JOHNSON.-Died, at her residence, 1923
Fourth street, Fulton, Saturday, March
18th, at y NJ, MOLLIE L, Beloved wife
OF w. ]. Johnson. and eldest daughter OF
Thomas ii. OConnor.
Funeral will take place from st. Pa
tricks church MONDAY MORNING, with
a requiem mass. at 10 o'clock. Fr!tnds OF
the family are invited TO attend.
LEFEW.-Died, at the residence Of her
aunt. Mrs. James ". Abrams, Washing
ton, ID. c., Saturday, March l4th. TT 4
o'clock A. NJ, EUGENE SUTHER-
LAND, wife Of w. Wirt Lefew, ia the
33d year of her age.
Funeral from the Second Baptist
church MONDAY. 10th, at $3.50 o'clock
L. NJ.
RICE.-Died, March 18th, at 11:l5 O'Clock,
at her fathers residence, in Chester1eid
county, near Manchester, JESSIE, infant
child OF William G. AMI Ada u. Rice;
aged 2 years and months.
Funeral from above place THIS Sun
day) AFTERNOON, March Ith, at 3
o'clock.
SADDLER.-Died.a at his residence. No.
22s south Belvidere street, Friday, March
ls. 1896 JOSEPH. A. SADDl-ER, In the
18th year Of his age.
He leaves a wife and four children.
The funeral will take place THIS
AFTERNOON. from Pine-Street Baptist
church. at 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
THE COMET DID NOT COME.
The superstitious May Now De Com
uosed-Dr. TayIor's Views.

The superstitious darby, who for the
past week has been trying to get reli-
gion,a and prepare for the great day OF
Judgment, which he supposed would come
yesterday, when a monster comet, with
a tail of fire, would swoop down upon
the earth and squelch US. Is probably
happy to-day, and no doubt Will relax a
little in his devotions.
The day passed. but the comet never
touched us" Not only that, but 1t did
not even come within speaking distance"
no doubt having concluded to keep
off the EARTH" and gone sailing through
space IN another direction. At any rate,
when our citizens wake up this morn
ing, they will find themselves still pre-
pared 10 do business at the same old
stand.
Coroner Taylor, who Is an authority
on all scientific subjects, was seen last
night by Dispatch reporter, and did
not seem to be at all disturbed In regard
20 the impending danger. But as for
that matter, no comet could scare the
Doctor. Even IL he knew that planet,
large enough to knock us all TO smith
Greens. was hurting itself this way at
the .yate of a mile a minute. he would
be out on his porch with his telescope,
watching the monster and making notes.
The Doctor said no comet had beer
seen very recently In this country as
FAR ms he knew, and he was not bother
ing his head about II. What IL there was
n comet seen? It would not be the first
ore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Mrs. w. w. Lefew. of this city, dice
yesterday morning in Washington, where
she had been under medical Treatment
for several months, She had recently
contracted consumption. which was tn
direct cause OF her death. Mrs. Lefew
WAS formerly. Miss Engie Bel sutherland
daughter OF Mrs. William II. Sutherland
and sister OF Messrs. w. Dellie, J. Leroy
Edward. and Irwin L. Sutherland. She
leaves a husband and four children.
The deceased was in her SD year. an
was a consistent and faithful member o
the Grace-Street Baptist church.
Her remains were brought to Rich
mond on the Tao o'clock train last night
ard the funeral win take Place from tn
morrow afternoon. The following gentle
men will act as pall-bearers:
Active Messrs. 4. ID. Beverage, w. J
Todd. ". Thomas Hancock, Joseph u
Montgomery, T. H.. Brown. Robert 5
crump John Burch. and Robert w
Honorary Messrs. V. Hechler. Jr.. e
w. Gates. T. ]. Todd. p. u. yanBuren
William r. Jones. Mater j. II. Capers
J. w. Blanton. and John 8. Harwood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

The Golden Rule "Y's" closed their
s'basaarf on Friday night. The fair had
bfcn going on ali the week. at the cor
ner OF Fifth and Broad streets. The
"y's" realized q handsome amount but
not as much as was hoped, though the
attendance was good.
Voting for various articles to fayorite
kcandldates was lively towards the close
Mrs. J. A. Morris was voted the hand
some lamp. No. !. as the most popular
: 1ady ~ .Mtzs Laura Burgess. the, "mQdei
bap' candy: l.. y. Fleming. the cane;
Mrs. seay drew the Lamp No 2: AMI
Herbert nj. Lyle. the rocker. After sfIiinR
a0me OF the articles at auction, al a sacrs.
nee. this was stopped, and those remai,i,
lbs viii be sold a. opportunity Offers b
: TIE Gelden-Ruis 'sy's' foe, grateful 20
he frfendg who 30 generously eontf4-
ksss y The bazaar. The following -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
ENTERTAINMENT al che Heights.

There was, delightful entertainment
Charnberlayne avenue, Barton Heights.
Monday evening Those present were
Misses Lennie Carter. Myrtle Carter.
Belle Toomey. Mamie Tooney. Hattie
Jones, Florence Lockett. Florence White.
Moll.e Petit. Fannie Petit, Emma Jonn-
son. Emma Hope, Oracle Dance. Ella
Dunstan. Katie Ball. Sidney Evans. ana
Eesse Evans: Messrs. Charles sent.
Henry wiIkerson. j. p. Wilkerson, Wiilie
Wood, Rossie Barns, Luther Jones.
Frank Wilkins, A. G. Acree, q. l. A. Fox.
A. r. Randett. Harry Bailey. Lawrence
Bragg. Clifford Street: Chaperons-Mrs.
Carter. Mrs. Evans, and Mrs. Brice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

There will be meeting Of me Con
fraternity OF the Holy ch h asst ~ 81.
,o ssens The foster father OF Jesus. sa-
ti vTdsy' the the 2,st, will be the feast OF 81
Benedict. ,. continue 10
s,.ear. crowds that test the capacity OF
the Sacred Heart church. :, che
Tbe Young Ladies .Sodality OF I'M, tns
Sacred Heart church. which was org 81, n
Recently the pastor Of the Sacred Heart ss
cbnrch requested all ladies' OF his congre,
cation of marriageble age 10 n,t tve re- =
Special meeting. only about twenty i''e
sponded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
xa.e. from the POLICE.

Sergeant r. ]. Brooks returned from
Norfolk yesterday. with Maggie tsIhs; q
the larceny OF a sewing machine. T.,
Maggie bought the machine on the n
sta ment plan. and Immediately SOLO "
fleeing TO Norfolk. where she was ieeatea
nors confined in the First Police station.
Eddie Dickinson (colored) is behind the
bars at the Third Police Station. He was
arrested yesterday morning on ,ho
charges him with having robbed her OF
81 go In currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
BLACK DRESS GOODS.


Not yard of old goods in this depart
ment and not a thought OF old-time
profits.
Brocaded Jacduards. only 12isc.
All-Wool Tricot, IS inches wide, only &c.
a yard.
Narrow Black Cord SO inches wide, origi-
nal price. 5oc., now Csc.
Black Wool Bengaline, 80 inches wide,
Soc, now BIC.
Fine Black French Serge, "A inches, only
45c. instead OF Soc.
5i-inch Heavy Black Serge. 5oc. instead
OF SIC.
A-inch Satin Stripe Diagonal Serge, Coo.
a yard instead OF 81.
3s-inch Fine Finish Fine Twill silk Finish
Henrietta, SOC; instead Of soc,
i6-inch Extra Heavy Slciian, 81 instead
A-inch Black wafie-Effect Crepon. 81
instead of sl.69.
Satin Stripe Dot Crepon Eject, 4O-incn'
only CSC. instead OF H.25
20 pieces OF Black Figured Jacquard, SS-
inch, only Soc a yard instead OF 19c.
Figured Sicilian, 3s-inch, only 37isc. In
stead OF 69c.
NEW COLORED SPRING
DRESS GOODS.
II IS hard to decide when to begin or
where TO stop. Perhaps to early buyers
the Novelty Dress GOODS section is
shade more interesting than any other:
At 45c yard: 60 styles OF French and
German Mixtures and Fine Checks. .
At Soc a yard: A superb collection or
SuIting Cheviots 40 inches wide.
At s2Ibc. a yard: Fine Twill Beiges. In the
new spring shades. such as New Blue,
New Gray New Olive, New Tans.
At 25c a yard: 100 pieces OF Fancy ALI
Wool Mixtures. w.,
At Csc n yard: 35c. or SIX ana "ooi
mixed, SO inches wide.
Mozambidtes at 81 a yard. This Is a
very fashinable Dress Stun-an old
time stuff revlved-is here m many
beautiful styles, In Checks and Fancy
About 400 wards left OF the Dark All-Wool
Cheyiots that sold for 39c:-to close
the lot we offer them at 12l2c. yard.
Our stock OF Dress Goods must be seen
to he appreciated.
SILKS.
27-inch Black, white, and Cream emma
Silks Soc a yard.
BLACK Faille. was Soc, now SIC.
9i-Inch BLACK Faille, was N69, now sl.2o.
1 Rlack Armure SIX. was $3.50. now 81;
2l-inch Black Peau de Sole, was si'o''
BLACK Taffeta, was 81, now 75c.
BLACK Rhadama, was 81, now ioc.
BLACK Satin Duchess, was S.I5, now 10
S pieces OF Fancy Check silks, were oZ'2c''
4 pieces OF Stripe Silks. in all the new
shades, was 75c., now 50c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Ladies' Fancy Stripe Hose, all eolo-,
former price 50c., now &c
Ladies' Fast-Black Isle Hose. foro,.
price. 62izc.. now soc.
Ladies' Hermsdorf's Black Cotton Hos.
ribbed top. high-Spliced heel ana so5.
bic sole, extra sizes, former price. ca
now 50c. w.
Ladies' RlchelIeu Ribbed Hose. usrr,
DORIS DYE. double heel and tos
former price. s2lfc now SOC.
Hose. double heel and toe Horne.
DORIS Dye. former price, 5lc. now
Nikc.
ladies' Plain Llsle Hose. fun ree,,,,.
made, Hermsdorfs Dye. double hee,
and toe. only 37hc.
Ladies' Extra Silk-Finish Hose. fun rem.
lar made, double heel and toe slli,
everywhere for 6iAc.; our price Tor
tomorrow only &c.
| Ladies' Plain Black Seamless Hose. guar.
anteed stainless. former price, pc,
Boys' Bicycle Ribbed Hose extra heavy
Fast Black, former price, &c.. 10.
morrow only pc.
Boys Derby. Ribbed Hose, guaranteed
Fast Black, our price. sc. a pair.
| Misses Plain BLACK Hose. Hermslorr,
Dye, double heel and toe, only 70
] Misses Fast Ribbed Hose. double he'll
and toe. only i2ibc.-all sizes
ODD SIZES IN CORsETs.
FOR MONDAY AT PRICES ADNrn.
TTsED TO CLOSE.
6 DR.. Werner coraline' sizes - and :.
6 French Woven Corsets. were 81, now
50c.-sZes %. %, and n
H. e. $. Corsets, were T5c., now &c
sizes o. g. q. % and =.
WHITE GOODS.
Fine and Sheer Persian Lawn. i2'.c
yard.
India Linen Monday. lac instead y a.
Apron Muslin. 45 inchec wide only i2i.c
White Organize. 2 yards wide. SI'sc
yard.
Stripe and Check Dimity, i2lac. yard
Yard-wide Linen. for drawn-work, Sc
III wards wide. e9c. a yard.
BOYs' CLOTHING.
A great purchase OF Boys Medium
Boys' Double Breasted Suits, worth 80.
Monday only Sc.
Boys Brown Cheviot Suits. A.0 insisli
BOYS Navy-Bme and Black cheviot SUI,
Sl25.
NEW LINE OF PERCALE ..
AND CALICO WRAPPERS
| Gentlemen's Laundered SHIRTS, vita N
serted Percale bosom, only 5oc. az.
| Gentlemen's Buckskin working sAiIa
only soc.
Pearl shirts all sizes. 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

The Dispatch yesterday morning sent
TO Mr. George Walker. OF Chesterfield.
who lost all OF his property, as well as
his two little children, by the burning
OF his house a few days ago. two large
bundles, containing articles OF clothing,
and $3.50 In money, which had been coll
Iected for him at this office. During yes
terday the Dispatch received $3.50 more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

Persian c,'ks = - T. ,~ e.'u'' 3d.
yard
Antique Moire, in all evening shades 42c.
yard.
s1-inch Drapery silks. 42c. a yard.
Persian and Dresden Silks, NSliS
GENTLEMEN,s HANDKERCHIEFs.
Gentlemen's Colored Bordered Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. only &c.
Gentlemens Cambria. Linen Finish. They
are stamped only sc.
Gentlemens Pure Linen Undressed Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched, only 1219c.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Such bargains as these are extremely
rare:
Fine Cut Jet Bands. on net and solid
bead effect. in rich designs, and fes-
toon. 8. 5, 10. 121s, II, q. 25. 49, u, and
Narrow spangle Trimming, 10 to 25c.
yard
ii spangle Trimming on net, only SIC.
yard.
80 dozen LARGE BLEACHED TOWELS.
MONDAY ONLY &c. APIECE
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON. only
nc. a yard.
LADIES' SHIRT-WAIsTs.
To-day marks the opening here OF the
Spring Season In Shirt-Waists. We en-
phasize 1t by a specially interesting ad-
vance sale.
Ladies' Percale Waists Numbered, extra
large sleeves, only 50c.
Ladies' Fine Percale Waists. The, same
would cost you 81 elsewhere. only &C.
Ladies' White Lawn Waists. Numbered,
only SSc.
Percale Waists, with new style White
Laundered Collars, only SIC.
Full line OF Misses Waists, 10 to 10 years.
COTTON WASH GOODS.
Too many varieties are almost as bad
40 too few. II thew are not we'll chosen.
We see that undesirable colors and pat
terms are sifted out before your choosing
begins. There's a refined elegance apout
some OF these New Cottons, when even
the most costly fabrics do not have.
Sheer French Organizes, the real trans,
parent kind in the latest Oriental ana
pompadour designs, only 25c yard.
Printed Dotted Swiss, choice variety Oh
best styles 12isc. a yard: 60,
Grass Linen, in Plain, Dotted, Coloreu'
and Lace stripes. only l2l2c; yar1;,
As-inch Pure Linen Sheer and flne' only
pure Grass Linen, 80 inches wide, only nc.
pass-Roolx &c. instead OF sc.
Grocery Pass-Books, &c. instead or SC
,oo DOZEN Plush Balls. some were z9c.'
choice Monday OF all colors anu styIsS.
some were 50c.; some were ioc'-your
SC. a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
May Lease the E.po.ition-Grounds.

There will be a called meeting Of the
Executive and Citizens Auxiliary Com,
mittees of the Virginia State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society Monday aIteI-
noon at 4 O'clock at Murphy's Hotel to
consider a proposition to lease the Expo
tom Grounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

acknowledgements are MADE in this connec-
ton: TO Superintendent Craigie LOT ,, t,o =.
FOR he use Of room. ard TO the city press
for kind treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
To Consider the budget.

Tha Committee on Finance VIII as
.emh,e M the Office OF the City Auditor
on Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock o1 to
consider the budget for the year lsso'
All persons interested are invited 10 APP
mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH H. 1880

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH H. 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves NofioiA'
Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Schooner Mary Curtis, Maker, Ne S,ir,t . :
News. 10 load coal for Charleston; GURUS
schooner Annie Ainslie, McAndrews'
East Newark. railroad-tles; curtis q rar-
Schooner Edward Lemeyer, Beai. New
Haven; pig-iron.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 18th.
(By telegraph.J
ARRIVED.
c,sarsbin Charlotte, Bennett, Balti-
IRE. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Baiti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
port OF NEWPORT NEWS. NIGH. Ia.
by teiesraph)
ARRIVED.
German steamship Canada, New or-
,eSns. Captain Holm. c,.,o..or
British steamship Faika, 1aNeS'oh'
Tonquist. ,,., chawu,it Boston,
fT urge Ringleader. Boston, Keene.
SAILED.
british steamship Appomattox, Lon
uo british steamship Falka, Holding
Garnnan steamship Oceanic, Leitn.
Scbnoner M. A. Tylor, Norfolk.
Schooner King Philip, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-15

R,.ocs -. SILK, all shades, &c. dozen
spools.
Knitting SILK, all shades. &c. spool.
Good Black Spool SILK, just as good as
the Sc. spools-Monday &c. spool.
SPECIAL SALE OF CAPEs.
At $3.50 Monday we put on sale a lot OF
Tan and Blue Spring Capes at sl25 OF
the kind that never stay long; also,
lot OF Double Capes At sl.75--just the
right weight for the next four months.
BLACK VELVET RIBBON.
A large stock of Satin-Back Velvet
Ribbons, so much in vogue for trimming
the new fashionable grass linen and
dimity costumes.
LINEN LACEs.
l2-yard pieces. 5. 7. .. 10. 12lk, Is, 90 and
25c. a piece.
Linen Torchon IL inches wide, &c. yard.
Rick-Rack Lace, lSc. dozen yards, i
inch wide.
Valenciennes Lace, 20 TO Soc dozen.
Stamped Pillow-Shams, only Zoe. a pair.
Stamped Monte Linen Doilies, &c. apiece.
or soc. a dozen.
STAMPED CENTREPIECES.
Best I.inen-SNS only Sc
1oxl0 only i0c.
20XO only 2c.
3i-inch Buffet Scarfs. 15c. instead OF 75c.
GENTLEMES's TIES.
Gentlemen's Teck Ties. price was 50c.,
Monday lOc
Gentlemen's Puff Ties, price was 75c..
Monday 10c
Gentlemen's soc. This Season Styles Ties,
&c
Gentlemen's Fourin-Hand Ties. &c. in
stead Of SOC
Gentlemen's Cylonite WATERPROOF Col
lars, sc.
GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY.
Gentlemen's Black Half-Hoee, seamless,
10c. instead OF lie.
Gentlemen's Suspenders, 10c. instead or
90
RIBBONS.
All Colors-No. Satin Ribbon. &c.
piece.
Changeable Neck Ribbons. SEC. yard in
stead OF SOC -
All Colors of No. GO All-Silk SATIN KID
bon, 25c. a yard. - 49,
Fancy Ribbons for crush collars, p 81.
and 39c. yard.
HOSIERY.
Chidren's English Ribbed Black Hose,
guaranteed stainless, all sizes, only Joe.
Chldrens Tan Ribbed Hose, former price,
Pie, now 10c.
Chlldrens Red Socks, seamless. former
Chiidren's Socks, in White. Tan, and
Black i0c. a pair.
Children's Seamless Socks, in White Tan,
and Black, former price, l9c:; now lec'
ladies' Seamless Hermsdorfs Hose,
Biack Boot and Fancy Tops, former
price, 37lac., now only 2oc.
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sErxE-ruREAD, NETS. &c.
GENE THREAD.


SEINE THREAD. - y
We have Just received another supply
of SEINE-THREAD, consisting OF an
numbers and qualities. including the Csis-
brated Lion Brand; warranted iuii-staho-
ard ~orroN
STAKE NETTING furnished at short no
,ice, and as reasonable as they can De
obtained anywhere In the United States ;,
CLOTHING made should order. the sea-
King Brand. Warranted strictly water
proof. Cheaper grades also Ia stock
y. NORTHUMBERLAND so tss...
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