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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
CTANDARD GROCERIES,
> SHOWCASES.
COUNTER AND PLATFORM SCAA'ho'
HALLS SAFE,
OFFICE FURNITL RE, Ell
AT AUCTION.

BY direction Of Mr.. G. b. Dunstan; sue
cessor 10 John r. Cooke < Co.. VINO rs
disseminating business ] viii SELL at me
store. No. 2l9 east Main street at lV.50
4 NJ - 49,.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER q, 1885,
his entire stock Of Groceries etc, in
Guiding:
Shelf Goods both imported and domestic;
Preserves. Pickles, Onye oils. tatsup'
OliFs Sardines, Tomatoes Peas
Flour. syrups. Molasses, Vinegar. Teas,
Coffee. Soaps. etc.
Cigars. Cigarettes. CherO0ts, Chewing
and Smoking TObaccos, Pipes, etc.
Showcases. Counter and Platform
Scales. Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, etc.
1 Excellent Medium-Sized Halls Combi-
nation Lock safe Counters. Desk.
Cheese-Box. etc. together with large
and well selected assortment of articles
usually found I'm q hrst-class grocery.
This is "a large and fresh stock, ana
chosen with especial reference To "a first
class trade.
Also the unexpirel Licenses 10 April
90 1857. GEORGE w. MAYO.
Oc - Aucticneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
CASES BEFORE THE JUSTICE.
A Large Number. Hut Few of Them
Were Important.

Josiah Honeyman was fined s. in the
Police Court yesterday for disorderly con-
duct. and had the revolver found on his
person been loaded an additional so
would have been charged against him.
Justice Crutchbeld took occasion 10 re-
peat his warning TO negroes 10 quit carry
ing guns Frank Rowe. neatiy-dresscd
little white boy. was stopped by this ne
gro HOneyman and several others who
demanded some fancy buttons he had.
Mr. {. l.. Brown, a young clerk. took the
little boys part, and the whole lot OF
negroes jumped him. Several gentlemen
came up and the negroes ran. Mr.. W. j..
King chased the party. and caught Jo-
siah and turned him over 10 an officer
When searched the pistol was found.
John McCrew, big negro man, was
fined $40 and costs for assaulting and
wounding a negro named Louis Braxton
with knife. The trouble happened in
Alderman Jim Bahen's saloon, in Jackson
Ward. Tuesday night. and started over
a game of ''pigeon-hole.' The negroes
made a bet and then had a fuss: they
clinched. and during the scrap Lewis was
cut.
Nick Carter. negro who has given
the police no little trouble. was arrested
by officer Bailey for being a suspicious
character. and went 10 jail in default Of
security for thirty days The negro had
a bundle OF clothes in his arms, and
when he saw the officer ran and was
caught.
The charge against John McCrew (col-
ored) for attempting 10 carve the anato-
my OF Lewis BraSton was found a true
bill. and John paid down his $40 and costs.
William Boiling (colored) was before
his Honor TO show cause why the privi-
lege should be accorded TO him exclusive
~ Of cursing and abusing Doc Washing
ton. The case was continued till to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23

The Mr. Kelly who was said to have
been stabbed on the Fifth-Street viaduct
Saturday night has been located. He was
not stabbed. but was badly beaten and
robbed.
Saturday night he met a white man at
Sanger Han. They left the hall together
and some time afterwards Kelly was
found on the Fifth-Street viaduct by
MIR. Grant who lives at strawberry Hill,
and taken home. Kelly was badly bruised
about the face When found his watch
and what money he had on his person
was missing. He Is quite certain that the
white man knocked him down and robbed
him. 1t is not believed that negroes had
any hand in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
PRESENTATION or A FLAG.
An Interesting Ceremony mt the
Confederate Museum.

The tattered battle-fag that went
through the memorable night at Seven
Pines at the head Of General Gustavus
W. Smiths command. and which had two
standard-bearers killed under II, was pre-
scented yesterday TO the Confederate Me
mortal Literary Society at a meeting held
By that body In the Georgia Room Of the
Confederate Museum The flag was pre-
sentcd from the donor, Mr. Robert f..
Morris. by committee OF Pickett Camp.
ard was received by Mrs Joseph Bryan.
Who presided al the meeting.
A rather unique coincidence IS that
tho same flag left the home Of Mrs.
Bryan. Brook HILL thirty years ago.
and was carried. bright and new, 20
tho 'front.' OF battle
Colonel StraifOn introduced Mr.. Robert
r. Morris. who made the presentation en-
behalf o. his comrades. lie made a splen-
DID address. In which he took occasion
70 advocate having the muster-rolls OF
Virginia copied. Ia this connection, ne
esid
Now. 10 the living CT the Lost Cause
most noble priesfesses. we would like
wise connfe with az abiding faith many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23

DR.. Teusler, the attending physician OF
Miss Farmer. the young lady who was
hurt in the railway accident that occurred
al Second and Hull streets, Manchester
Wednesday evening. when seen last nlsnt
said that Miss Farmers wound was stu
very painful. and it was difficult, on ac-
count Of the severe swelling, TO ascertain
the full extent Of the injury. However
there was no cause FOR alarm, and, alto
gether. his patient was doing as well as
could reasonably be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Leroy z. Brown and wife TO
Cicero Thornton and lsetta Williams
1914 feet on Fourth street, Rockets. 500
Jennie Gibbs to Minnie II. Washington
1912 feet on south side Duval street, y
feet from Judah. subject to deed Of trust
Tor S2iO. s..
Henrico: Anna Neurohr's trustee to VIII
liam Ellyson. IS l-2 feet on west side
Twentieth street. 60 feet south of @. 5000
West-End Land and Improvement Com
pany to Ivanhoe Sclater. SO 1-6 feet on
r oyd avenue, southeast corner Deep-Run
street. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
Meeting of Temperance Ladies.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the junior branch OF that or
ganization held their regular monthly
meeting at the Soldiers Home yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. Services were
conducted I'm the chapel by Rev Mr..
Clarke. Of st. James Episcopal church.
The ladies. at the conclusion of these
services. visited the different wards Of
the hospital and distributed flowers
among the old soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
Car and Wagon Collide.

One of the Traction Company's cars and
an ice-wagon of the Mutual Ice Delivery
Company collided yesterday morning ON
Broad street near the Richmond College.
The ear was not damaged a great deal,
but the wagon was badly smashed up.
No one was hurt. and it is said the acct
dent was unavoidable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
THE COHEN co,
New York Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK. October 2.-The dry
Goods market. az first hands is lightly
stocked. and iobbers are working on linz
tied ready supplies A demand from the
retail trade would be quickly felt in other
divisions. Such a demand is looked Tor
carly In November. and jobbers and other
dealers I'm the primary market, in con-
siderable number. have intimated their
intention to become active operators Just
rs soon rs the election incubus is lifted
from the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
G Silver-Gray Blankets for l6c.
THE PRETTIEST or WORsTED AND
SILK FABRICS

are sold quickest, and are first to create
short-length bargain price.
71-2 yards Of Imported Ga Bourette No
velty Dress Goods. $50 a yard usually
for &c. a yard
yards OF Ga Imported Novelty Dress
Worsteds. 81. instead OF $50 the piece
3 1-2 yards ca Plaid. s5c. yard, from
81 80 a yard.
G 81 yards Ga Imported Novelty Dress
Goods S3j from s..
Yards 45-inch Black and White Plaid,
&c a yard. from soc.
Imported Two-Toned Seed Bourette, lsc
a yard. from 81 lie.
BOurettc Plaids. from 10 yards long,
lie yard. from i6 2-3c.
Imported Homespun. 10 $ yards long
various colors, BIC. a yard, from
il 2-3c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER va
FICE. 60i Eighteenth street. No.l 81.
Washington. ID. c., October IS. ~. lra.
Placements and Wharf al sheridan SN>i 10
Va. will be received here until y sMasnsd.
venber q. 1885, and then publicly ,Isesrion.
Information furnished on ai p.,s.sesrs.
CHARLES j. ALLEN, MAJOR " son
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
RIBBON REMNANTS
come thick and fast Such a ribbon bust
ness creates lots OF 'em.

come thick and fast Such a ribbon bust
ness creates lots OF 'em.
21-2-inch Black An-Snk Satin Ribbon,
PC. kind. for ljc a yard.
3-inch All-SIlk MORE Glaze Taneta Rib
bons. all the newest shadings, lsc. a
i-2-inch An-snk Black Ribbon. with
White stripes. l9c. kind, for &c. yard.
No 20 All-Silk Ribbons, all colors, Y l-2c.
a yard.
over one hundred Remnants Of All-silk
Ribbons for 1, ?, and &c. a yard.
PERHAPS JUST THE PAIR OF KID
GLOVES YOU NEED ARE IN THIS LOp
OF ODDS AND ENDS. HALF PRICE,
YOU KNOW.
4-Button Dressed and Undressed Black
and Colors. Also, some Evening
Gloves, soc. pair
THIS Is THE GREATEST SILK-REM-
NANT DAY WE'VE HAD IN YEARS.
Black Satin Duchess for 50c-I grade.
Changeable Taffeta silk for l5c.
Large BrOcade Taneta Silks, new de-
signs, any color. for 55c.
Black Embroidered Gros-Grain SILK.
satin effects. for soc.
Hundreds here We can't mention.
The first of this season OF the Remnant
Sale. All pieces 70 . yards at price
10 day.
81 SHORT Ends OF Tapestry. Administer,
Wilton, and Body-Brussels Carpets, II
to II yards to piece, sold from 75c to
$50 a yard. choice Of any piece 75c.
Is pieces Of Tapestry Carpets, some with
Borders TO match, from 10 20 yards
TO a piece. Price was &c. 10 81. Choice
OF any Ec. a yard.
q pieces OF Body Brussels Carpets, some
with Borders TO match. from l2 10
p yards. Price was Sl.l0 TO Sl.35. Choice
of any Coo. a yard
II pieces of Administer and Moquette
Carpets. from IL to "a yards 10 a
piece, sold from SIS to $50 a yard.
japanese Hearth Rugs, size 35X72
inches, price was S.2 each, to close.
at $40
japanese Door-Mats. regular price Coo,
2 japanese Handmade Druggets yards
square slightly sOiled from show, for
mer price $l5. remnant price $50.
Too many odd sizes and styles in
CORsETs
to itemize prices. over one hundred are
on our Remnant-Table to-day.
HUNDREDS OF BOOKS.
good and almost perfect ones. are at rem
nant prices to-day. The new arrivals
have crowded them out, and into the half
and quarter-price road.
ls9 Cloth-Bound Books, 25c. values. for
&c. each.
$3.50 Padded-Leather Poets, CSC.
f3 lsc. Cioth-Bound Books for &C. each.
81 Poets tcomplete) 59c.
q Bibles, 75c. value, for sc.
leo Envelopes, loc. package value. lc.
package.
% pounds Scotch-Linen Paper. 35c. value.
l3c. a pound.
SO Books, for boys and girls, Sis value.
49c.
70 Chlldren's Books. soc. value, for lie.
each
ART GOODS
Stamped Linen Centfepieces, Honiton
embroidery, CSC. value, l5c
Tinted Table-Coyers, S6x36. 35c. value.
Il lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
waIiing Argument Postponed.

FRANKFORT. KY, October &.-The
Court OF Appeals this morning postponed
the argument in the case Of Alonzo Wall
ing. who was convicted OF the murder Of
Pearl Bryan. until November 9Th, when
the fun bench Will hear the case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
ORNAMENT AND CUT-GLAss ODDS
Avn ENDS

! Fine Austrian Vase. q inches high,
worth S}5. for $3.50
) Cut-Glass Sugar-Shakers, worth Viz
for 39c. each
/ Fine japanese Incense-Burner or Vase,
worth $3.50. for $3.50.
10 Delft-Blue Inkstands, worth l9c., for
&c. each.
. Cut-Glass Individual Buffers, worth
&c for lSc. ench
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23

122 dozen Ladies'. Mems. and Children's
Hemstitched and Hemmed Handker-
chiefs, were 8, g. and loo, your pick OF
any &c. each.
&c nd-EmbrOidered Sheer, Pure
Linen Handkerchief soiled. Il lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
BY j. b. Elan & Co,

Under the provisions OF ceilllh ~
OF trust. dated the 18Th OF DecemotN .'
recorded In Deadlock lj6 q, pa IL
Richmond Chancery Court che 1Nl. .
signed trustee will sell by public al1''''
on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER g. lNo
at 3 o'clock r. NJ. the aeove--t.e.,,,il,' q
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND AA.l a . -,
RESIDENCE. described IN said teel "a
lot fronting on the south line oi "a
avenue between Cherry and Linden s.t. n-
80 feet. and running back within i.
lines ls9 feet 10 a paved alley ~ ite. "..',
and the dwelling being spaclo-.'
stantial well-appOinted, tntte-e,s
brick structure. containing twelve ~,
having all the modern convenience NJ,
halls and rooms being OF good s'A.. b.,
ample light and ventilation, heaiel =,
furnace and open freplaces, ana tNe q"
tire premises IN good order. s.,,
The occupant will take pleasure ih ,S,
ing the property on any aiy ~ ,.i,.s
sale between the hours OF ana 49,
Z. NJ, and the premises will also De W.
for inspection at the time Of sale. line,
TERMS. One fourth cash. me p..'igs
In three equal instruments az SIX r,-.s
and eighteen months. by negot4o.e 49,
with interest added and secured ul ~, oi
OF trust on the property. Or lhe -',,.f .,r
the purchase money IN cash, AT '"'
oc 20 HILL MONTAGUE. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23

A GOOD. RELIABLE SERVANT. TO DO
general house work Must be strictly
honest as she will occasionally be left
I'm charge OF house alone. Apply Friday
afternoon between 3 and o'clock at l2ol
Park avenue &C Z3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
A CORNER FRAME DETACHED
DIV YELLING,
NORTHWEST CORNER or HARNIH
AND RICHIE STREETS.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from
Daniel b. Jones and Lucy his wife
the undersigned trustee. dated July i,t
recorded In the Clerks office OF Henri
County Court. ln Deadlock Us A. pist
Ill, 20 secure the payment OF certain
note herein described and default h1t 2
been made, and being requested hy -n
beneficiary so 10 do. he will proceed ID
sell az public auction. on the premises n
the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER p. l'@.
at 40 =. ~. the PROPERTY DESCRIBED
in said deed, as follows.
ALP that certain parcel Of land lying 10
that portion of HenricO county n fa
State of Virginia called sidney AMI
near the corporate limits Of The cIif
Richmond DC being the corner lot q DE
northwest corner OF the intersection RI.
Haryie and Richie streets. fronting p
feet on said IIaryie street and rlnrrs
back along the western lire of faid hlt.le
street in parallel lines lN feet.
TERMS. Cash as 20 the expense M exec
cutting this trust and $500, which IS aa
amount OF the note due on said property
By consent of an parties interesteI 1ffs,
and very liberal terms may be- announced
at sale. EDWARD II. BROW Is,
Trust
j. Thompson Brown & CO., Aucta-s.-s
U.ZI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
THE GREAT LINEN SALE

has washed hundreds of Remnants on the
shore Of to-day's selling. Among them
SOC Table Damask, lengths - to Ia
yards, for 2Jc. yard.
Remnants SOC. Table Damask for
81 Table Damask. 6S. 20, and p inches
wide, soc. a yard.
IA dozen Colored- Bordered Linen Doy-
lies fer 1c each.
As All-Linen Hand Huck Towels, soiled,
were u 1-2c., for sc. each.
41-2 dozen Heavy All-Linen 1875 Dinner
Napkins, g. size soiled, 7jc. a dozen.
Linen Crash Towelling &c. yard
Remnants Checked Nainso0k for 2 lie.
a yard.
16 2-3c Checked and Striped Nainsook
for 7-Sc. yard.
69c. White Crochet Bedspreads for 35c.
l6 2-8c. Linen Damask Towels for lOc.
so Honeycomb Bath Towels for lc. each.
Since this great store has been on its
,,,fecfon of c,icceeS the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
REMNANTS OF LACEs AND EN-
DROIDERIEs.

Hundreds of 'em to-day at such prices
as these:
Pretty Open-Work Embroideries, and
Sc ones, for &c. a yatd.
&c. Handmade Torchon Lace for &c. a
yard.
Linen Torchon Lace, lengths l 81 10 3
yards. for lc. piece
Linen Torchon Lace ? inches wide, for
&c. q yard.
275 yards NavyBlue Net-TOp Embroid-
cred Lace. was Sc. for 1c. a ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

By virtue Of "a deed Of trust, dated Oc-
tober n. 1895. duly RECORDED DUB Richmond
Chancerv Court. Deadlock 1855 G, page
1862. will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER q, 1895,
at 1870 o'clock =. NJ
/. The DWELLING above menuonei,
containing three rooms. Lot loNih IL
feet.
2. VACANT LOT fronting q feet by
denth of 80 feet. beginning on south llhe
OF Baldwin street 90 feet east OF buchanan
street 80
TFRArS: Enough I'm cash % pay cost OF
sale. any taxes that may be Que, nole
for $50. with interest on same from Octo-
Der IA. 1856. balance payable az one year
from date. credit payments 20 b5 eIl
dcncod hv a note with interest added, and
secured by deed of trust or the property.
II. r. POLLARD. JR.
% Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23

BY =. Thompson Brown a. Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioueers
No. 1l13 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
LAMP AND TABLE ODDS AND ENDS.

each
3 Brass Lamps worth $50 for SOC.
lof III Lamp Frames for 1c. each-value
15c
Onyx-Top Tables. worth s., FOR A-9S
each
p silk Iamp-Shades. worth upwards OF
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
BY =. v. TOWe,
Real Estate AUcuoneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
Excellent Brick Residence
No. 1867 WEST CARY STREET.
WITH THE
s-FooT LOT on WHICH IT STANDS

In execution OF a deed OF trust. dated
November 2. 1892. and recorded 10 no
Office OF the Clerk OF the Chancery C0li.
for the city Of Richmond. in Dee1-boah
1E &C" page l55. there having been ~.
fault In the payment OF T. portion OF
debt secured. and being required s1 =
do by the beneficiary / will sell by p-o..
auction on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1885,.
at 4.3O o'clock p. ~. that ENCELLeN.
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRIO q
DWELLING. No. 1917, on the s9nta
of Cary street between Linden ana i.cl
streets. with the lot upon which D s.i.s
fronting % feet, and running ~ l'
feet s inches TO an alley in The 10 ~
This Is snug house, In a good ss9 2
and should attract the attention a.. De"
home-seekers and investors
TERMS: Cash sufficient % pay me coy
OF executing the trust and all taxes ,A.l
may be due up 20 day OF sale ana +.
discharge a note for 5000. with in-ei
thereon from May 8. 1896. and the -
upon terms 70 be announced on OF De-.''
the day Of sale ,,...,
oc p y. w. BOW p, 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
WOODEN, WILLOW, AND HARD
WARE ODDS AND ENDS.

Slightly Damaged BoOk-Shelyes, worth
Sl.25. for SOC. each.
Two-Fold Clothes-Horses, 81 value. for
CSC each.
Large Imported Willow Clothes-H Ham
per, worth S2fs for 65c.
Beautiful Iacguered Jewelry CABINETS,
with kerchief and glove-boN attached
worth 81. for Csc. each.
Leather Travelling-Cases. with wisp-
broom and shoe-D brush kit, worth 81
for pc. each.
% boxes Of japanese Toothpicks, worth
&C., for lc. a box.
lot OF Imported Willow Waste-Baskets,
worth Soc. for Toe. each.
Z packages of Fort Lee Toilet Paper,
with wrappers torn, worth l5c., for Sc.
each.
Clothes or Furniture busters, worth
l3c, TOT DC. eacn. a,,-h.,..
Fine Rattan parlor Rockers, slightly
s0iled. worth S. for 81.
Large HighlyPOlished Oak Rockers,
worth 81. for Sl50 each.
Fine Art Parlor or Han Rockers,
worth Sl2 for Si.9S each.
Damaged Step-Ladders, s., G., and Z
foot for 2jc. choice.
y bottles Of Fine Quality Mucllage,
worth &C.. FOR lc bottle.
TIN AND GRANITE ODDS AND ENDS.
steel-Tin Dish-Pans. worth l5c., for be.
each
Japanned Cuspadores. worth l5c. for
&c. each
Five Q and 8-ouart Buckets. worth l2c..
Tor &c. each
Oblong Jeily-Calse Pans, worth 1oc.,
for lc. each
Block-Tin saucepans. worth &C., for &c.
each.
! Granite Dish-Pan. H-quart size, worth
10. slightly damaged, for zoe.
Granite Wash-Basins, worth &C. for
&C. each.
4 Granite NIuhin-Pans. rings worth
42c.. for 25c each.
S0up-Ladles and Strainers, worth lsc.,
for &c. each.
Fireplace Sets. with stand shovel.
tongs. and poker. worth upwards OF
$50 for 2jc
close l9c. each.
FOot-Tubs worth zoe. EACH to close
LAMP AND TABLE ODDS AND ENDS.
Is Decorated lamps, worth $50, for Ssc.
Brass Lamps. worth $50. for soc.
lot Of Lamp Frames for lc each-Value
&c.
3 Onyx-Top Tables. worth So, FOR H-9S
p silk Lamp-Shades, worth upwards OF
$3.50. for fSc. each.
CANDY ODDS AND ENDS.
Peanut Cocoanut. Stra wbery. Vanilla,
and Old-Fas hi0ued NlOlasses Taty. Tor
the remnants of what was received
Yesterday. &c.
1O0 pounds Broken Stick Candy. for as
long as IL will last, &C.. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A MILLER. MUST COME WE'LL RE
commended for s0briety industry and
competency. Apply 10 IRWIN WElSl-
GER General Manager Virginia Nayiga-
ton Company. Oc -5-t NHu-W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
ODDS AND ENDS OF CHINA.

| lot OF Fine Limoges and F'rench-China
Cups and Saucers, worth upwards or
s., some OF them are Clipped. to close
lOc. a pair.
80 Dinner Plates, nicely decorated. worth
S2.iS dozen. for l2c. each.
French-China Chocolate-Pots. worth
N.eS. slightly Clipped, to close lsc
each.
Fine, Large Jardinieres, slightly chip
ped, worth sl.5O. for 2sc. each.
Large Pitchers, worth 9Sc., for l4c.
each.
| Fine Carlsbad-China Dinner Set,
worth SIS. few small pieces short, TO
close $3.50.
6 Earthen Cooking-Pots, worth &c, for
1Oc each
8 Dresden Bonbon Dishes, worth 81, Tor
DC each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
WANTED,
WANTED,

BY 4 STENOGRAPHER. \ POSITION.
Am willing 10 work for moderate salary.
Address L., care Dispatch office. oc Bite
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
sOILED BLANKETS.

Good as ever. Thirty-seven pairs in all
are on sale Various grades and sizes.
pairs Heavy Wool Blankets for S.j
a pair->].z5 kind.
s353-slightly soiled.
pairs 80 White Caiifornia-Wool
Blankets. edges soiled. for S335 a pair.
pairs la White Blankets for 75c.,
from Sl.25
o White Blankets. soft and warm, for
14c.
G silver Crav pIankots for 1Gc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
WANTED.
POSITION

POSITION, BY RELIABLE YOUNG
man as butler. porter or waiter. ADJ
dress WILLING WORKER. No. 5Oi
Catherine street oc 23-lp
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