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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

NUNS Hotel by Baltimore man named
Mcdonald. who went unwhipt or justice
after a brief Incarceration. II Is TO the
credit Of the organization that the mem
bers never antagonlzed the police. IN
dlvidualiy or collectively, they could be
relied on as aids when summoned by the
blue-coats. Squire Holmes is weii-re-
membered and popular magistrate OF JET
ferson Ward.
The editor OF the Mobile Register, who
was classmate of Rev. DR.. Thomas Un-
derwood Dudley. Jr., native OF klch-
mond. gave that genial and popular gen
tleman the following unique greeting on
his election as Bishop OF Kentucky, some
two decades or more ago. lie says: rev
Dr. Thomas u. Dudley. of virginia. re-
Gently OF Baltimore. has been elected
Bishop OF Kentucky, TO succeed Bishop
Cummns deposed All. Tom, my boy, Go
you remember the 'Dodils' OF the bhi-
versty Of Virginia? What jolly times
those were! Now, you are Blshop.
Harry Toulman Is a judge. Otey IS OUT
West dealing faro. Not long ago we plckeu
up Patterson on the street dead-uruiiA'
and forwarded him to Mississippi. AT
nell OF Tennessee, turned Radlchi' "en'
10 Congress, and died. Warmoth mpue
Kennard a Supreme-Court-Judge OF LOUIS
lana. lItiIHSUu Nt-a h++ANA
Arkansas regiment at Shiloh. All the rest
OF US who are not dead or forgotten are
struggling to keep our noses above water.
You alone are bishop. my dear Tom!
From the newspaper Offices OF the
Gulf from the faro-banks OF the
West, from judicial seats, from the
studies OF professors, and the pulplts OF
the ecclesiastics We take of our hats
and cheer Tor the new Kentucky Bishop
4 FsIf l~fE n
tellect, truest friend, and purest spirit
old Virginia ever gave birth to-"
II is fact not generally known, but
a fact all the same, that Captain (after-
wards GeneraD George Il. Mcclellan was
en- applicant for a professorship at the
Virginia Military Institute, where Cap
tain afterwards GeneraD Thomas Jona-
than Jackson was chosen. There was
no question OF little Macs" eminent
fitness. for he stood No. at West
Point, but the choice OF professor was
made on geographical lines, and the
afterwards immortal Stonewall Jackson
obtained the place, because he was a
Nirginlan.
The following an impromptu by -.
"On hearing that Pendieton. the cele-
brated gambler. was dead and Prindle,
his compeer. paralyzed." IS taken from
the August No. OS63) OF the Southern
Literary Messenger:
"Twas not long ago. as each sport re-
collects,
The devil made Psndleton hand in
his checks;
And. recently. Prindle. In taking his
teddy,
BY paralysis. lost half the use OF his
body;
So Satan remarked, we are too full 20
admit him:
But, as I can't take him all I believe
I'll split him.
For, whenever the game comes down
10 a call.
I'm certain 10 get hiu-box. money
and all.
So 70 Prindle he said. with a smile
soft as Venus,
You can stand. my good friend. and
Wen play you between u.s.!
G.. c. W.
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Pitchers, half-gallon-size. worth &c., SELL
ing-Out Price, 25c each.
JAPAN u Sc BOWLS.-Lerge-Siz
japanese Bowls, real value, ssc.. selling
them out for &c. each.
CUPS AND SAUCERS. French China
Cups and Ssucers, very deep decorations.
worth 75c. set, Selling-Out Price. 55c. per
set.
OFFEE-POTs. Large Tin Corfee-Pots
worth 10c.. Selllnz-Out Price. Sc. each.
BUCKETS. Large Tin Buckets. half
gallon size, worth &c., selling them out
for &c each.
sIEvES.--Large-sz Cosl-sleYes. worth
10 and Ice. Seling-Out Price, sc. each.
SH-BASINS.-Iarge Tin WASH
Basins. selllng-Out Price. g.. each.
DISH-PAN5.-i7-Quar BlOck-Tin Dish
Pans worth &c, selling them out for
15c each
HAND-BOILERs. Large Hand Boil
ers. very cheap article. worth Is and
&c. Seliing-Out Price. lie. each.
TIN-BUCkETS.- and ii-Quart TIN
Buckets. worth SSc., selling them out for
&c. each.
LR-BUCKETs. -Large Mlk-Buckets.
pnegal!on-size, worth &c. selling Out
Price. 10c. each.
WZp>7ScZ5- TEz oSZ2ton<[
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ROANOKE CITY POLITICS.
A Lively Fight-Democratfc Har-
mouy-The broader Field

mOhy-lnc
ROANOKE, VA. March n.-(spsclal)-
The action OF the Democratic Executive
Committee in calling a primary for April
18th precipitates Roanoke into the midst
Of one Of the liyeliest campaigns in her
history. The party has been rent by
factions, and in bad condition generally,
but the election OF Roy y. Smith TO the
Craftsmanship. II is believed, will do much
TO restore harmony, and put the party in
fighting trim once more. Mr.. Smith Is
a prominent lawyer. having served as
Commemorative Attorney for four years.
Ii Is presumed that there wiz be a
Democratic primary for the nomination
OF q ticket. There has been some senti-
ment here among Democrats against
drawing party-lines in municipal politics.
but this Is dispelled by the decision OF
the Republican managers. arrived at
some time ago, TO put straight Repub-
lican ticket in the field. Practically all
OF the city government IS involved In
the coming election. and fierce night IS
expected. both in the Democratic pri-
mary and in the final contest
OFFICES TO BE FILLED.
The offices TO be filled are: Mayor. Com
monwealths Attorney. Clerk OF the
Courts City Treasurer. City sergeant
Constable. ten members Of the City coun-
Gil. and justice Of the peace for each
OF thu five wards. The Council will
elect a City Tax-Collector. City So
licltor, City Clerk. city physicians, MEN,
bers OF various boards. and other minor
officers.
For the mayoralty there is dearth OF
aspirants. Mayor Jones, who has SVEN
the city a very satisfactory administra-
ton. is being solicited to run again, but
he has not yet announced himself. For
Commonwealth's Attorney the candidates
are Everett Perkins, A. J. Brand, Ed
ward Lyle. 8. Hamilton Graves. and
T. W. Woods. Treasurer Thomas Is
opposed by J. J. Kelly a norfolk ana
Western clerk: Clerk -of-the-Court BROOKS.
and by H. NJ. Darnsll. welEknown
businessman. and Thomas y. kizer,
one OF his deputies, and City-Sergeant
Tiliett is contestins his place with Con-
stable Camden While the men who are
IN always have a decided advantage. 10
Is generally conceded that there viii be
quite a lively race between these gentle
men.
The Republicans Will probably nomi-
nate their candidates In q convention.
and pursue their usual course OF walt
ing to see what the Democrats viii
DO. John Engleby IL the strongest man
for Mayor lie came within ten votes
OF defeating Mayor Jones two years
ago. There Is. however. some talk or
George w Ramsey, chief clerk 10 Gene
ral-Alanager Sands. OF the Norfolk ana
Western. lie would also be a very dan
gerous man from Democratic point OF
view.
For Commemorative Attorney they will
nominate j. W. Hartwill. who defeated
W. :. Gooch. a clerk OF the late House
of Delegates. two years ago. by very
small majority. J. r. Boeh p, brother
,n-law OF the late Senator RiddleberRer.
u,iu be the Republican candidate for
Clerk OF the Courts. and he. too. win
bs a strong man. He has been 4 MEM
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Z2eske1e~ siasf' 1sU:oooE
offered by Colonel wickham. was adopt

offered by Colonel wickham. was adopt
ed.
Resolved. That the secretary Be In
strucied % advertise for sealed bids for
the rent Of the ExpositIon-Grounds Of tho
s0ciety for term Of Eve years. with
privilege q renewal for five more. from
the ist Of Nay. 1875. upon the terms
ard conditions contained In the contract
prepared by the society. and which 10
in tho possession Of tho secretary: the
bids 10 De opened on Saturday morning,
April ith. al II O'clock. Tho society
reserves the right 10 rejec, any and
all bids"
Colonel Harwood reported tha. he had
seen the proper officials. and had Sc
cured splendid quarters in the State Capt.
toll building for Offices for the society.
Secretary owens expects 70 move into bis
new quarters the FIRST OF the week.
A resolution was adopted rendering 70
the Confederate veterans the use OF
the Exposition building during the re-
union
The committees adjourned until April
4th. IN the society's ocicss. In the Stsse
Capitol building.
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MEYERS.

Muslin Underwear for less than
pay for the cotton.
One hundred Assorted Gowns,
made of good, strong cotton,
plain and hand trimmed, soc.
go Assorted Gowns. ine goods in cambria
and and cotton &, ton lace and Hamburg tr'm-
100 Children's Long and Short Elan
mel skirts. cambria bodies, worth &c.
for this sale i7c. each.
Babies Fine Cambria Long Slips or
Dresses, Hamburg yoke, 5oc. value,
for this sale 25c.
10 Fine High-Art Underwear. In fine Inn
ported null, lace-trimmed go on sale
at one third original price.
A real Kid Glove. buttons, In Black,
White. Tan, and New Mode. in Black
Embroidered backs, any size. l5c.
Best Washable White Chamois KID
Cloves I large pearl buttons SIX
Our New Woman's" Kid is a heavy p.
K. stitched like q mans, and has
clasps, 81 pair.
We are greatest retailers of
Mems Furnishings in the city.
You save money at this sale es-
pecially.
Pure silk Teck and Wide Imperial Ties,
100 different patterns. 25c. choice.
Mems Working Shirts made right, collar
band. double stitched, heavy canvas,
cheviot, cheap at Soc. for S9c. each.
Wide New Windsor Ties in
Plaid, Striped, Dot, and Checks,
only Sc. each.
90 dozen Fine silk Plaid Windsor Ties,
worth lie. only &C. each
Mems Fine Sheer Hemstitched Colored-
Bordered Handkerchief. special for
SC.
Mems Percale Negl.gee Shirts, detached
collars, pretty patterns, f9c.
Mems Stif Bosom Percale Shirts. coll
lars, / pair cuffs, cost 81 elsewhere.
here for &c.
Mems and Ladies Merino IN
derwear-a little early, but a
great opportunity to save money.
Ladies' Sample Lot OF Slightly Imperfect
Ribbed Vests, unbleached, all qualities
for one price &C.
ladies' Fine Pure White Long-Sleeve Rib
bed Vests FOR early spring. &c.
Mems Medium-Weigh Merino Shirts
French raFkg only
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Fancy Easter-Cards &c. a
piece.
CrOCkery in Basement.

STAND-LAMPS.-S Brass stand
Lamps. worth N.29. VIII sell them out for
79c.
vAsE-LAMPS.-s5 only. Assorted Vase
Table-Lamps. complete, with decorated
shade to match. worth sl.25, seiling-Out
Price. 75c.
TABLE-LAMPS.--i only. Assorted
Tablet Lamps, beautifully decorated, worth
g49 Selling-Out Price. ssc.
KITCHEN-LAMPS.-l lot OF Glass
Ritchen-Lamps. complete, worth 4sc., Sell
ing-Out Price, &c.
CROCkERY.
COVERED DfSHES.-T only, Covered
Dishes, In decorated and plain, real value
75c and 81 Selling-Out Price. iac.
ROAST DISHES.-Large, White Granite
Roast Dishes. worth 25c.. selling them out
BOWLs.-Largest white Granite Bowls.
worth roc, selling them out for i9c. each.
CUPS AND SAUCERS.-S90 dozen White
Granite Cups and Ssucers. worth Csc. set.
Sslling-Out Price, DC. per set
SOUP AND FLAT PLATES. Large
Whlt4-Granite Soup and F'lat-Plates, real
value. and lOc each. selling them out for
&c each.
PITCHERs.-Large. White Granite
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,2,,,,eza- OzH Sytooee Vzesker5- G1S 6sE2.e.as

was elected 10 the Senate By these ele-
ments. with the aid OF the Republican,.
The support OF the latter was not very
cordial. however, and they VIII not go
into such a combination on the congress
slonal ticket There viii certainly be a
straight Republican in the race.
The Mckinley men here are Jubilant
over the result Of the city convention
held the other night. They claim that
this district VIII certainly elect Mckln-
ley delegates TO 81. Louis, ana they are
hopeful that the state convention WI
do likewise. II might be interesting 70
recall IN this connection that tho hepup-
leans here were for General walker ior
TIE state Craftsmanship, and were op-
rosed 10 giving the chairman the place
on the national COMMITTEES.
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One hundred dozen Sheer Hem
stitched Colored-Bordered Hand
kerchiefs, &C. values, for this
sale, &c. apiece.
Pure White Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
'scalloped border. and Plain Hem
stitched Handkerchefs. slightly Inn
perfect, &c. each.
One thousand Hard-Rubber
Dressing Combs, worth 25c., for
this sale, 10c.
Best Pure Buttermilk Soap,
1000 boxes, &c. values, for this
sale, 1c. cake.
Five hundred pounds of COM
mercial size ruled Note Paper,
fine glazed, worth 15c. per pound,
512c. pound.
Fine White Long Glazed Envelopes, g in
a pack. 10 packs in box, loo. box
for this sale.
Best Steel-Spring Rubber Rim
med Eyeglasses, &c. pair.
Large and Medlum-Slze Rubber Tortoise
Shell and Amber Hair-P!ns. value. &C.,
for this sale. lc.
One hundred and fifty pieces l.,
2, and 3-inch wide All-Silk Satin
and Gros-Grain Ribbon, all
shades, worth 10 and 1212c. yard,
for this sale, &c. yard. q,
Two hundred and fifty pieces
Pure Silk Satin and Gros-Grain
Black Ribbon, No. 9, for &c. yard.
Notions and Small Wares at
special prices. More than we
talk about. Better call and look
around.
Ladies' Good Elastic Hose-supporters. in
White, value lZc., for &c. a pair.
inside SIX Dress Belts, value &C., this
sale &c each.
The Best Invisible Hair-Pins. crlmp and
plain. all sizes, value &C., this sale &c.
Genuine English Dressing-Pins, assorted
sizes In paper, value &C.. this sale &c.
White Metal Thlmble., all sizes, ladies'
and children's, value &C., this sale lc.
each.
Black Enamelled safety-Pins. medium
size, value lOc.. mis- sale lc. dozen.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, Black and White,
Extra grade OF 9-lnch Whalebone, value
lOc, for this sale &c. a dozen.
Outlet Veil-Pins, IA in box, for loo.
4-yard Black yslveteen Bias Skirt Bind
ing, &c. each.
Yard-Wide 6H Quality IN
bleach Cotton, &c. yard.
Bleach Sheets torn from the piece, made
OF l0-4 Utica, IL yards long. for Ssc.
each.
80 dozen Pure Linen Crepe
Towels, 81 inches long, 1212c.
value, this sale &c. piece.
5S-inch Full Bleached Linen
Table Damask, soc. value this
sale, 2212c. yard.
Pure Linen Striped Crash. IS i-2 inches
wide. Ice value. this sale lie. yard.
c0-inch Pure Linen COiOred Satin Damask,
Coo. value, this sale, 81 lie. yard.
Fast Black Full Width Sat-
teen, regular 12l2c. quality, only
6Kc. yard.
100 patterns Indigo-Blue Calico, fast color.
regular Sc. quality. for 7-Sc. a yard.
Persian-Pattern French Percale, yard
wide. this sale y l-2c. yard.
Extra values in Bleached Mus
Inns. Yard wide, Heavy Round
Thread Muslin, only &c. yard.
Extra Quality Fine Zepher Ginghams,
u lie. value. this sale 7-sc.
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Rugs.

Cheaper In price. better In quality. Lots
Of new ones for this weeks selling.
Highest Art Moquette Rugs, yards long.
l yard wide, A.D edch.
Hearth-size Moquette Rugs, soft eoio:s.
$i.e5 each.
Double Knotted-Frng smyrna, Rugs.
30xG0 inches. 20 new designs, ".
Velvet Rugs. GxoO inches. fringed both
ends, sl.l0 each.
Brussels RUGS. durable quality hearth
Scotch Dundee Rugs. can DO used on
either side, zoe.
Notified Chenille Door Mats. Csc. each.
We don't usually buy Carpets
this time of the year, but the
price was small and it tempted
us-it ought to tempt you.
75c Brussels Carpets, 5Oc. a yard.
81 Brussels Carpets, &c. a YARD.
si.3 Moquette Carpets, Ibe. YARD.
Var A WE W6oi Tecs aRSpets IS &c. Yard
A FEW PICKINGS FROM sECONp
FLOOR.
ConsDOt Mulls, y l-Zc. yard
silkoline-Filed Fire-Screens, Sc. each.
Sc Bedspreahs, 59c. each.
Fancy Curtain scrims, &C.. yard-
2-yard-square Chenille Covers, nis each.
90 pieces Tinsel Drapery' u l-lc. a yard.
75c. Moquette Hsssocks' &c.
Boys Clothing is here in piles.
New goods, made perfect, and OF
the latest cuts. Got the wearing
qualities, too, but small prices.
LITTLE BOYS Fancy Fauntleroy Suits oc
EIue and Gray Melton. s2.1o value. this
Bor~ Fstac 90 Fauntleroy Suits very long
sailor collar, OF fancy cheyiots. ~
pov. f5o.6io- + lcasted Wool Suits. made
well. 20 value: this sale y ~. o.,y
HALL CATCnER'S MITT GIVEN
FREE WITH ALI. SUITS OYER -.
Bows separate Pants, made or samPia
'rlcces OF cloth from the finest cloths,
none worth less than 81 a pair. this
sale IN three lOts-4sc. lot, &c. lot, ana
Soc lot.
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ChiIdren's Refers.

Children's All-Wool Light-Weisht Cloth
Refers, braided, in Navy and Reds,
latest cut, value N.5o. this sale II.
chll6ren's Wlde-Collar and Large Sleeve
imported Refers. small pearl button
trimmed, all colors, $50 value; this
sale sl99.
Fifty samples Of Silk and Vel
vet Capes; no two alike. Half
the manufacturers cost-S2.99
to So the cost.
Ladies Light Calico Wrappers,
full made, large sleeves, body
lined, for soc.
Merrimack Calico Wrappers. ,extra-lsrge
sleeves, Watteau-pleat back, rufie
front. lined, &c.
Best Indigo-Blue calico Wrappers' Wat-
81 80 value: this sale II.
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Crckery out quick Don't overlook this department. as
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET TO BUY HERE

TOOTHPICKs 200 boxes Tootnpickss
finished on both ends. worth DC. a boxs
Sellng-Out Price. 2 boxes for &c.
SHOE-BRUSHES. --Combination Shoe
Brushes, very good brlstie, worth l0c.'
Seiung-Out price. &c.
BRUSHES. Large air-Brushes, worth
l5c.. Selling-Out Price, Sc. each.
CLOTHES-PINS.--ClO Selling
Out Price, dozen for lc.
VASES. bohemian Glass Vases. very
net designs, real value $40 a pair; Sell
ing-Out Price 15c. q pair.
ORNAMENTS. II only. Carlsbad Vases.
handsomely decorated. worth from ~ ard
$50 TO s. each Stiling-Out Price. ysc.
CUPS AND SAUCkR3.-sB only, cups
and SauceTs resi- Cerman-chinay very
thin. worth &c. Seliing-Out Price. &C
AGATE COFFEE PoTs.-Agate-Iro
Enamelled Cuffee-Pots. real value. % and
TIC, will close them out for sc. each.
OF and quarts
AGATE L-PANS.-Large Agate
Iron Dish.psna. worth TIC each. Selling
Out Price &c. each
w AIT s--Largest-sizs Japsnred
Waters. worth 7Sc.: Seing-Out Price. &c.
sCUTTLE3.--2s only Japenned Sc1ttiss.
real value &C. Seliing-Out Price, lee. each.
ZZcS<e1k s...sfs eszysou1E
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Art Goods.
finch Fringcd Monte Pure

finch Fringed Monte Pure
Linen Mat, lee. each.
Satin Damask Bureau scarfs, 80 inches
long. pure linen. all colored centres, at
Mas to match. yard long. 15c. each.
Pure White Satin Damask ScartS. 30
inches long. 2 rows open work, fringed
all around, 29c.
Linen Art Fringe, all colors
and patterns, 10c. value, for this
sale &c. yard.
Yard Square Table Covers,
stamped in new patterns, on
Heavy White Duck, value 25c.,
for this sale 10c. each.
Large Ball Of Knitting Silk,
full fifty yards, every color on
earth, value Csc, for this sale DC.
ball.
More Waists than any two
stores in the city-half what
Others charge you is our pre-
valing prices.
Light Percale Laundered Waits, full
blctft9, hc" NSiAesAS ia SA@S1, O. ~~S'
100 Dozen Waists, from the
Salvage Sale, all kinds of mate
rial, big assortment, worth all
the way from 81 up, 49c. choice.
SILK Waists, made with the largest sleeves
possible, latest cut full lined, OF
the best waterproof china silk, in
Light Blue. PIMA Navy, and Black,
ali sizes, $3.50 each.
$50 Pure Silk China Silk Waist,
with the extreme large sleeve,
very full made, and butterfly bow
in the neck, in Blue, Pink, Red,
and Black, worth 81, for this
sale, $1.9S a piece.
Fancy Easter-Cards sc. a
piece.
Easter Flowers, SILK and Satin Velvet, all
kinds. Il and lsc. a bunch.
Easter BoOk-Aiarks solid silver, &c.
Gilt Necklace, with pendant, lie.
solid Silver Souvenir spoons, Richmond
engraved. 6oc.
1000 Pieces New Hamburg and
Nainsook Embroidery will be
opened early Monday morning
at half the prices for this sale.
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MEYERS.
What you want, in any quantity, and at any hour.

Shoe selling here like dry
goods-less than you pay in shoe
store and better goods. Our
guarantee goes with every pair.
zoe.
one lot OF Mlsses Grain Button Shoes.
solid soles and counters, for Soc.-Sizes
IL TO 2.
One lot OF children's Donxola Kid But
ton Shoes, with patent-lesther tips.
regular 81 Shoes, for o9c-sizes to III.
Ladies' Twentieth-CentuTy Shoes, In laced
and button, In Tan and Black, Shoes
that VIII cost you at shoe stores szso,
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes. made
OF genuine dongola Kid stock. with
smooth lnsoles, ID and II widths, shoes
that Will cost you anywhere sl.oo. for
Ladies Imitation Hand-sewed Button
Shoes, made up in the latest style.
with dongola kid stock. for ,l.25-vslas
Boys ,satin-calf Lace Shoes, solid .oles
Ladies' New Cut Oxfords, in French kids,
Tans and Black. value 81. for ;l.D.
Odd pair of Lace Curtains. We
give you two pairs for the price
of one.
No. S93-3 pairs left, 75c. Nnd. cot to Sc
Nos. 0s5S. 3Ns, 50s9. and iiD--s pairs lefs
OF each kind. 3 IL yards long. wers
Nos. 81 ant and q soC s pairs or kind STA
yards long. 50 inches wide, we're p.Ss.
cut TO SIS n pair.
Nos. 2005 and S00s-3 pairs Of kind, extra
heavy. widest MADE. cut from 200 To
No. $751; pair left. $50 kind. cut to 81
Nos. 400. Osss. and Osr-s pairs Of each
kind, Brussels patterns, $3Is kind. cut
TO N.59 pair.
Nos. Qss3 and o936-3 pairs Of each kind.
4,thread Curtains, Imitation OF high.
class curtains, original prise s2.D. cus
No. 2sS~ S' pairs SIS Curtains. cut to TO.
Nos; Il; liz; and iss9, 2 pairs of each kind.
Nos. 5Jss. 1870. and 1905 pairs OF each
kind. $50. S. and SLSO kinds. cut ia
$3.50 pair
Carload of Mating was our
purchase last week-and half
the regular price. Read the
story:
Linen-warp Mattings. reversible, closa
woven, inlaid patterns-Greens, Blues
Yellows, Reds, &c.-reguiar price &c.
yard, this time II lie yard.
Select-Straw Japanese Matunss, revers-
ible, white ground with inlalf figures.
regular price 2Jc., this time ~ l-2c. "
yard.
Extra Heavy China Mattings, can bs
used on either side. S-row edge. smai
and largo patterns, 25c. usually. this
time l3c. yard.
Genuine Damask Mattings. carpet pat
terms. 50c. usually, this time IL l-2c. a
yard.
70 rolls or Fancy China Mating 10 pat
terms, by the roll only 800 a roll.
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GLASSWARE.

JELLY. ISLANDS. Crystal Jelly,stands.
usually sold for Ice. eaeh' sellinB-Ou'
Price. sc.
BIJTTER- DISHES.-Crystal Glass But
tuer-DIshes, a few more left worth lSe'
each. Selling-Out Price, &c.
COLOGNE BOTTLES.-Imitation Cut
Class Cologne Bottles, real value &c. !;
selling them out for l0c. each.
WATER UMBLERS.-Crystsl Water
T,,mblers. worth 39c. a dozen, viii 80 I'M
iii sold out for lie dozen.
wATER-G OBLETS.-Crystal Water
Gobiets, worth 5gc. a dozen; selling-O1t
Price, sec. dozen.
UIT-STANDS.-Large Crystal Fruit
stands. worth l9c. each. Selling-Out Price,
WkTER-JUGS.-L Crystal Water
Tugs engraved or plain, worth 2sc. each,
'p'lIS X I E-DISHES-Crystsl Pickle
Dishes. real value Sc. each. sellins-Out
Price. &c. each.
ASS-LAMPS.-S Brass Cupid-Fig-
u-e LAMPS, real value. s2.5s. Selling-Out
Price. H.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
WILL LEASE THE GROUNDS.
The Exposition Society 10 Advertise
for Bids--Move the Ofice.

An adjourned called meeting Of the
Executive and Citizens Auxiliary COM
mittees from the Virginia State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society was held
at Murphy's Hotel yesterday morning
at II o'clock. President J. B. Watkins
presided. and the other members present
were: Colonel John Murphy. Colonel
John 9. Harwood. Colonel ". F. Wick
ham. Messrs. Writ r. Taylor. s. II. Cot
trell. Charles w. Hardwicke IA. l.
Lorraine, II. c. Chamblin. A. Green
tree. r. s. Rose. Thomas Christian. r.
b. Chafin. DIR. Jud. y. Wood. and J.
IT, Dickerson.
President Watkins stated that the
meeting was 10 consider the question
OF leasing the society's grounds. and
two propositions 20 rent were submitted
and read. The matter was discussed al
length. and the following resolution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Lining.

ss-inch Rustlel!ne, In al colors, value &c
FOR this sale Il lie.
Something new. colors to match Dress
Goods In Grass Cloth. II lie,
1000 yards Of Fast-Blac.S Rustleline cam
bric' value Il lie; for this sale &c.
Fast-Black Back Patent Silesia, very
fine quality, value &c; Tor 'hiS sa'o
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