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

Standard Shifting Prints, fast colors, &c.
grade, at SIC.
Yard-wide Shifting Percales. loc. grade,
at 6Ac.
Best Indigo Prints, limited quantity at
NC.
Yard-wide Fine Brown Cottons, B. to %
yard pieces, value 1-3c-, at &c.
1000 yards Barker Yard-Wide Bleached
Cotton, better than Androscoggin. and
worth &c., at lac.
1000 yards Lonsdale Yard-Wide Bleached
Cotton, worth 10c., at 6Ac.
Short pieces Berkeley No. $50 Cambria, 5
to 20 yards in a piece. regular price
2Oc.-this lot at 9izc.
z0-inch Sheer India Linon, value 15c., at
l0c.
Extra Fine Sheer Quality Large Plaid
Muslins. value 1-Sc.. at &c.
1000 yards Amoskeag Zephyr Ginghams.
finest American goods. all new work,
and made to sell at 12lzc.. for TIC.
Utica 1914 Bleached Sheeting. 2iisc.
Utica 1914 Sheets, 21z each way, SAC.
Finest quality Black French Satines,
to l2-yard lengths. Csc. grade, for l2lac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
A STABBING ARRAY.
pRoBABLY ANOTHER MURDER IN
THE CoCKADE CITY.
Sudden Death of n Restaurnnteur-
Municipal Politics-The aues"
Of n Democratic Primary-Many
Conversions-Perso ana zen

PETERSBURG, VA, March H.-tSpe-
cial.)-Henry Wilson (colored) was seii-
ously. IL not fatally. stabbed by an uh-
known negro in the bar-room OF fienr'
Butler (colored). on Halifax street W
night. The two men were playing caruS
for drinks, and Wilson won. A dispute
followed, and Butler was stabbed just DC
low the left shoulder-blade. The negro
who stabbed him made his escape.
MIR. II. Z. Branigan. weli-known res
tauranteur died very suddenly In MS
n,ace NJ business tonight Of heart-disease.
Deceased came to this city from Column
bia, S. c., about two years ago, ana en-
Gagged in the liquor and restaurant pusi-
ness. He was taken sick last night out
was well enough this morning 10 De at
his restaurant. This evening ne had
relapse. and never rallied. His vile Ii
visiting friends in Columbia.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
The Executive Committee OF the Demo-
cratic party in this city will have meet
ing early in April to decide whether or
not a primary election shall be held Tor
the choice Of the Democratic nominees
for municipal Offices 10 be voted
for at the municipal election In
May. There Is no question OF the
fact that should there be more
than one candidate for any one OF the
offices to be filed the committee VIII
order a primary, in order TO secure the
choice OF the people, and to be fair ana
impartial &c between the several candi-
dates Ii Is understood that there wiz De
at least two or more candidates for the
offices Of Mayor and High Constable, and
that there -sill be many candidates FOR
the Common Council or course. under
these circumstances, the committee VIII
decide In favor OF primary election. and
the people who go to the polls VIII ex-
press the wishes OF the majority.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
His Honor, Mayor Collier, has received
an invitation TO attend and participate
In the proceedings Of the national confer
ence to be held in Washington on the I'd
and I'D OF April. the object OF which Is
TO discuss the proposition Of permanent
system OF arbitration as between the
United States and Great Britain. Many or
the prominent and representative citizens
of Virsinia. as well as Of other States OF
the Union, have been invited 70 attend
and participate In the proceedings OF this
conference.
Captain l.. L. Marks. whose name has
been 30 prominently mentioned in con-
nectlOn with thy ONCE Of Mayor Of this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
MIR. #. O. BARBOUR SINKING.
The Treasurer of the G. Il o. In a
PrecariOus Condition.

The Treasurer of the C. & o. I'm N
PrecarfOus Condition.
A private telegram received here last
night by Auditor Sullivan, Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. conveyed the sad intel
ligence that Mr.. IT. o. Barbour, treasurer
Of the road, who was removed to Wash
ngton some weeks ago for treatment,
was sinking very rapidly. The message
was sent by Mr.. II. W. Fuller, general
passenger agent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. a constant attendant at Mr.. Bar
bours bedside.
Mr.. Barbour has only resided in this
city few years, having come here shortly
after the reorganization of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio by Mr.. Ingalls, He has,
however made a host OF friends here,
and both in social and business relations
he has been recognized as man or
sterling worth.
His sickness came upon him suddenly
and he grew rapidly worse He was taken
to New York for treatment about six
weeks ago, but was brought back here
in what was regarded TO be almost a hope
less condition. He rallied somewhat, how
ever. and was ;hen taken TO Washington,
TO Hammond's Hospital, where 1t was
hoped he would be benefited, but his con-
dition Is now precariors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The Southern Railways Preparation
for Carrying Passengers to Chat
fauooua.

tanOOkas
Much interest is being manifested In
this city in the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, which meets at Chattanooga.
Tenn. May 7th to 18th, and the auxili-
airy bodles-the Baptist Young Peoples
Union, the Woman's Missionary Union,
and the Southern Baptist Educational
Conference--which meet during that week.
The Southern railway has made pre-
paration to handle the large concourse
Of people who will attend. and offers
excellent service and special inducements
to Richmonders. many OF whom VIII
doubtless avail themselves thereof.
ROund-trip tickets are offered at one fare.
In other words, the fare Is only one
half the usual charge, and the tickets
are good for fifteen days from sale. All
information as to schedule, rates. sleep
ers. and connections will be cheerfully
given by Mr. G. w. Cecil. travelling
passenger agent, No. $40 east Main
street.
The Southern has so arranged the
schedule of Its trains as to permit its
passengers to Chattanooga at that time
to have n full days ride through the
mountainous sections OF Western North
Carolina.
Every foot OF the way through this
well-named Land OF the Sky" is met
with pleasureable invitations from ca
PRECIOUS nature 10 witness her multiplied
charms. Every mile brings a new scene
rivalling the other In beauty and the
Journey is replete with intense interest.
Old papers for sale at &c. hundred at
Dfepotch office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
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city, says that he has no political aspira-
tions.
During the revival meetings at the
Market-Street Methodist Episcopal church
the past week there have been over nfty
conversions--a good report for Rev. X. T..
Wilson, the pastor. to make to the next
conference.
The subjects OF the sermons on Sunday
OF each week are generally furnished the
press OF the city In advance.
There will be joint service OF the Epis-
eopal congregations Of the city at st.
Paups church on Monday night, when an
address will be delivered by Mr.. Siias
NcRee. National Vice-President OF the
Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew.
Bette Creft. a colored nurse In FAMILY
on Hinton street, narrowly escaped death
by burning this morning. She was saved
by the prompt attsntion OF members OF
the family, though not without Injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Rev. Mr.. Dnugherty's Church.

Work on the Apostolic cnurch Is pr
crossing rapidly, and the foundations
viii probably be ready for the BRICK
LAYERS 10 commence operations to-mor
row. Rev. Mr.. Daugherty, the pastor OF
the church. was on the ground watching
the progress Of the work yesterday. ana
when asked as to the truth OF inc report
that the ground was encountered by a
debt which might stop the construction OF
the church, he seemed somewhat reliceht
and evasiye, but confidently anlrmed that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
ITS FUTURE IN DOUBT
Uncertainty as to What Will 30 Done
with The Exchange.
MAY NE orEx AT THE REUNION
what Use VIII BE Made of the Popu-
lar old Hotel After That Not Now
s<nown-CoIoneI Archer's Plans
Unsettled.


Just What Will be the fate OF the pro-
perry Of the Exchange and Ballard Hotels
is question that at this time Is Interest,"
ing many. but which no one seems aoie
10 foreshadow.
For over half century one Of the build
fngs. at least. has sheltered the stranger
within our gates, and neither has been
used for any other purpose than nome
for the traveller, except for short period
during the war. when. they were con-
verted into a hospital for wounded Con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Damage to EARLY Crops.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March IL
This mornings frost did considerable
damage to strawberries. early corn, GU
cumbers, tomatoes, and Irish potatoes.
but no damage TO young orange-shoois.
The damage extended as far south as
Orlando, though there was frost as far
as Tampa. In Northern Florida, where
few vegetables are grown. thin ice
formed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

In Mem orsam.

A gentle, lovely spirit has passed aNay
In the early morning Of Friday, MAJ.
goth. our friend and fellow-worker' -
EIVIRA NIMhO was taken IRON ~,
How shall we express our grief al ln.
loss. and our sympathy for those ui'.,
dear 10 her? She had been treasure
the Ladies' Aid Society OF Grace CO ~. ~,
from It's foundation. and for the So
part OF that time secretary also AI"Ss,
faithful to duty, wise In counsel -
f,,il Of loving sympathy. hers was ~ea.
rounded character iliumined ny grace
home life. In work for the Churen' -
loved SO dearly. always bright ana sssN,
ing TO make others happy-her place ~.
shsl! supplyy Let us take comfort IN t1,
thought that she Is happy and busy W.
the Masters work in the land "hee ~
sorrow comes sor,rry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
rssoxs DRAWN FROM DEATH
~ ca,isch speaks Eioauentiy IN :"
NJ Comforting Thoughts

..,,, of Comforting Iho"s
..corforting Thoughts" was the meme
80. which Rabbi T.. N. Caiiscn pie"0"eN
- a,oouent sermon at Beth Apaoa - ma
60 yesterday morning. In opehine
eosss o,,rsa DIR. Calisch said there hau
,.en so many deaths IN tne so r,,7ch
teeh 80 - ,,,sthin eight days-and SO muSh
ton-io an prevalent that ne ieit IKE
ss. 60 bis people as did the propnes
e1iiAne omfort, comfort, we, my peopie,
ol - Goa Speak ye comfort 10 ho
Satin rarnsalem, and call unto hei
ruS.har time of sorrow Is acconiplisi'Tu
~ her iniauity is atoned lor, AZ, she
go -eceived from the nai1us
lord double for all her SINS ''s"'"-'
md % o,,,rorroNs
onara are occasions in Ire, sara tne
.,saler. when the profoundest snousnss
s~,red upon US for our consideration
80, ~ so' . man in his journey finds him
W sacaa nv a stream OF water, ne must
w The question "how TO get across
- ra wound continue his Journey. Our
n.,,rttv has been startled by the un-
$3.50 Number of deaths that have come
~;thin the past few days. we are so
elnse,v knit together that we an ieei
mem keenly. and. IKE stricAen huiian-
lfy We cry OUT aut az 49, 49,
,be causes Of our affection. In the hrst
bours OF sorrow the heart Is not amen
shle 10 earthly solace, nor does the MIND
iiefen 10 reason. But when the tear
rwol,en eyes and grief-numbed heart
rome back to their normal state, we ma
.Lat All is not lost. Chaos has not come
arain. and though from the sacred circle
81 The home one segment Is missing, there
h vet much TO love and care for, ana TO
oe grateful for 20 God.
In st,o light OF our recent affiictions
let us walk. and we will learn these
truths that will help US 10 bear our bur-
den. First, though grief Is selfish and
deems no bereavement so great as its
own. yer we cannot forget that sorrow
and death are the heritage of all the hu-
nan family Here the Rabbi related the
Buddhistie legend about the mother
whose dead child would be restored to
ife II she could bring mustard seed
rom a house into which deafh had never
snlered She found no such house.
SORROW IS A SCHOOL.
Second, we must remember sorrow Is
school IN which we are taught The
scui needs the discipline OF grief, as
roid IL Refined. through successive fur
oaces.f HI who wrestles with rs strength
ans us. Affection Is the soil Of virtue.
whence spring the beautiful blossoms OF
foriitrde and faith, Dew forms only In
The night. Often when the shadows are
thicKest our nobiest qualities appear. The
canfain who has never weatheFeG etorm
us,not be known. for he has not been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
THE EXCHANGE AND

THE EXCHANGE AND
doris and rotunda of the hotel resounded
with the tread Of many feet ana 'he
bun, OF voices. as the legislators dlscusseu
with each other matters OF State III
portance.
MAY BE OPEN AGAIN.
II may be that during the ConieueIa y.
reunion here the hotels will be opehVu W
accor,noodate some of the many strangers
,,ro viii be in the city on that OCCASION
yndes1 this is more than probable.
,rho terrible debression in business since
tho snrine of 1894 was more than ,,e
ho,ei could stand, and its fate was ohiy
that of many business concerns all oNei
the country.
- A POPULAR PROPRIETOR.
,r,,.,.a 60 no hotel man In the State OF
,,,.-trta rvho is better known than Coi-
.nad w. Archer, and II any on
LID have made the house pay III "ouiu
sa,,a heen ne. The greater portion VI
&c NE has been spent in the business !,
"a ha e thoroughly acquainted ",'i
L. a,.srv detail. having gone step W
,tar from night clerk to manager
~. 49,, ha is the same genial ana warm
s.a man that ne is in ms prNa'e
W. ana his whole-souled manner ha as
-, The esteem of all the thousan'4
len whom he has been thrown. ,v
w" ro,onel Archer has not yet maze any
,,ans as 10 his future; ,,,>-rs
''""' SALE OF THE VINES y. she wine.
IA a"e' ,Iouors at the hotel yeste rs y
and and the spirits were disposed een. Oh here e
he clubs. and many of the ssiO she om er
r 's horses were also sold, na' , not dis.
muses.. harness. etc, were
noaed of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
SAM CROwDEWs LITTLE MEN.
They Are Getting Ready to Play
Ball Next Month.

Sam Crowder. when seen by Dispatch
reporter yesterday afternoon. had little
man under each arm, which he stated wa.
the new battery signed by him for tn.
coming season to represent the pennant
winners when they wander from theil
own fireside
This popular attraction win very proba.
bly, be exhibited on Main street between
tenth and Twelfth, so as TO be within
easy reach OF the rooters. who will M
doubt appreciate the opportunity OF beine
able to keep up with the movements
OF their favorites when away from home,
Several improvements have been made
and the dimlnutiye hah-players will M
doubt create sensation when they max,
their initial bow TO the fans this season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Spring
Dress Goods

In Cotton, Wool. and Silk Fabrics. en-
bracing the CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS
OF DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
FACTORS.
DINuTIES, LAWNS. PERCALES.
GRASS CLOTHS, AND LACE-STRIPED
MUSLINS.
FIGURED AND PLAIN MoHAIRs.
sICILIANs, JACQUARDs. AND SILK
MIXTURES.
PRINTED WARP SILKS, PERSIAN
PRINTS.
GROs-GRAIN BROCADES. TAFFETAs.
PEAU DE SOIES.
AND SATIN DUCHESS.
We are making a speciality Of Black
Mohair and sicilian. in Plain, jacquard,
Embossed. and Brocade effects. which are
worthy OF inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Chief-Ensineer Keogh Drowned.

KEY WEST. FLA. March rs. B
Keogh, chief engineer OF the revenue
cutter McLane. was found drowned this
morning. His body lay I'm about I've
tathoms OF water, about 100 yards from III,
beach. and the same distance from tie
cutter He had evidently fallen overload
from the dock last night on his way dosi
TO go on board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Larceny Of Timepiece..

George Scott tcolored) is a prisoner at
the First Police Staten, and was arrested
yesterday morning by Detectives Gibson
and Tomlinson on the charge Of stealing
two clocks and a hat from the hallway or
Mr.. William Temples residence, No. go
north Twentieth street
Scott Is an old hand. and the detectives
are confident that they have made a sure
catch. The goods were recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Mr.. Eyen.eu serenaa.a.

Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Eyensen were
serenaded at their hospltabie home, No.
ZIG east Main street. last night by the
Old Dominion Sextette. the occasion be-
ing the birthday OF Mrs. Evensen. The
sexte.te played asnumber Of beautiful
eyer;ures. and were invited TO partake of
a most inviting supper. which. though
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
ODD-FELLOWs' REUNION.
A Grand Celebration at Belvidere
Hall TO-NIOrrOw Night.

The six lodges of Odd-Fellows in this
city will unite with Richmond Lodge. No.
1, at Belvidere Hall. tomorrow night in
grand reunion. 1t Is expected that a
number OF out-of-town fraters viii be
present, and the affair promises to be one
of the grandest Of it's kind ever held In
Richmond.
An excellent musical programme has
been arranged for, and it will be under
the direction Of Captain Frank w. Cum
ningham and Professor Moses Stein who
will have large number of assistants.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson will preside over
the gathering, and speeches will be made
by several representative Odd-Fellows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Lining Specials !

Black Rustling Taffeta, 25 inches wide,
SIC.
Black Rustling Taffeta. Sc inches wide.
CSC.
Black Cotton Moreens, 1914. Is. and tic.
Real Hair Cloth, Black or White, Tic.
New Line of Extra Quality japanese
Wash Silks, in choice patterns. at 2Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
AFRICAN CREDITS APPROVED.
Rudini Attacks the sOcinIists-Dsel
Down for To-Day.

ROME. March H.-The Chamber OF
Deputies to-day approved the African
credits by a large majority, after re-
jecting. by vote of 2ls to lls. hostile
motion made by Signor sonnino, ex-
Minister of the Treasury. In the course
OF a speech In defence OF the credits,
Prime Minister Di Rudini. attacked the
Socialists. He said the government re-
garded the friendship OF England as COM
pleting Italy's alliances. He expressed
pleasure because OF the friendly attitude
OF the British Parliament
A wrangle during the session resulted
In General Merrini, ex-Minister OF War,
challenging Sgnor Salvatore Barslla
(RadicaD. who represents the Fifth Dis
trict OF Rome, to fight duel. The chal-
lenge was accepted. and the meeting Will
take place tomorrow.
After the adoption OF the credits the
Chamber adjourned until April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. March a.
George Schell. an employee OF the Bridge
port Unsatisfactory. fell into vat or
boiling water to-day at the factory. In
Bridgeport, Ala. and was scalded TO
death. Superintendent Charles Steel met
death in the same manner and place one
month ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
GREEN BAY.
Death of n Merchnnt-vcry Sick
Personal Points.

GREEN BAY, VA, March A.-(Speciai)
Mr.. A. II. Scott. q merchast at THIS
place, died yesterday. Mr.. Scott had
been suffering from enlargement OF the
liver for several months.
Mr.. l.. ID. Jones. Of this place. Is very
sick with an attack OF the grip.
Mr.. J. J. owen and children, who have
been visiting Roanoke. Va. returned
home this week.
Mrs. s. A. Rhodes has returned from
Washington, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Miss Annie Rhodes, who
is an attachee OF the Treasury Depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

There was an alarm Of fire turned IN
from Box 32i Belvidere and Frankhn
streets, last night. at 1888, there being
a small blaze at the residence OF MI. >.
c. Walker. No 600 west Franklin street.
The damage was about $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
CrOckery in the Basement

This department confronts
you with the greatest bag
gains. We are preparing our
selves TO stand the rush here.
SO that every one may be
pleased.
Large Granite Coffee Bar
gers, family size, worthP4sc.,
32c.
Large Granite Rice Boiler,
39c.
4-Quart Granite Coffee-Pot,
worth 75c., CSC.
Good Size Preserving Ket-
tie, Granite. worth 25c., 13c.
A Granite Saucepan, 25c.
Large Turkey busters. Sc.
Extra size Wool busters, 10c.
10c. size Scrub Brushes, &c.
15c. Pot Brushes, DC.
Large busting Brushes,
15c. quality, &c.
19c. All Bristle Stove
Brushes, Sc.
Large White-Wash Brush,
&c.
Large Iron Coal Shovels,
&c.
10c. Egg Beaten. 1c.
25c. Dover Patent Egg
Beaten, &c.
Bone Handle Carving Sets,
39c.
Triple Plated Sugar
Spoons, &c.
After Dinner Cups and
Saucers, &c.
Large Heavy Water Tum-
blers, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Cor. Broad and Fifth SS.|
Savingsin Silks for You.

We shall offer to enliven a
new line of Brocade India and
Satin Duchesse that were
bought to close out a lot
from an importer. We shall
sell them for less than his
cost price. These are IS and
Soc. values, SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

Mattings.
1t occurred to us a few
days ago that the last lot OF
Mating was too largefor us.
but if you could see them go,
ANYWAY we've changed our
mind, and you will do the
same when you see Our Mat
tings, and think of your old
one and the marvellous low
prices.
China and Japanese Mat
ting of the regular 15c. grade,
10c. yard.
Japanese Mating, seamless,
1926. grade, 12l2c.
ChiIdren's Refers.
Novelty Refers in plain
navy and cardinal, trimmed
with braid. $3.50.
Fancy Check Refers, large
collar, trimmed braid, and
braid in front, $2.4S.
A new line Navy and Cardi-
nails, with fancy combination
collars, good value at 1925,
$2.4S.
Tan and Blue Mixed, velvet
collar, sizes IL to Is, S4.9S.
These are misses and are
worth fully $3.50.
A new line of Refers are
Just in and new ones are ar
irving daily. We secured
many exclusive patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
4 RS THAI HINERS. THALHIMER'S. THAI HMERS

were badly battered with tin dinner
buckets in the hands OF the employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

We shall be daily opening during the
coming week new lines OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Dress Goods.

Dress Fabrics for spring
as choice a selection as you
ever beheld. Neat, tasteful,
and substantial patterns, For
next week we shall gather in
one bunch a lot of Shepherds
Plaids, Wool Effects, Brillian-
tine Effects, Novelty Plaids.
that were formerly 15c. yard
to 1212c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Ladies' Wrappers.

Here is a large quantity of
good Wrappers made of best
Percale. full skirt and large
sleeve, in blue and gray. csc.
Fancy Perc ale Persian
Effects. large Bishop sleeves
and full skirt, S1.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
Bows Clothing and Children'S Refers.

For merchant to attempt to deceive the public like play
ing with fire. These departments interesting enough
Without going into Mysteries drawing the imagination
it is sufficient for us to say can save you money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
, BALLARD HOTELS.

BALD1ftD HUI EI1o'
that would not make any difference as 70
the progress of the work, as the church
would only make the property more vaiu'
able to the man. whoever II was. VINO
held the title to the land. He said thai
everything was going on all right, and
that 1t was hoped to have force OF
bricklayers at work by Monday. I'VE are
building a place to work. said he, "and
not to sleep. We are not building dor
mitory"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22

rapidly prepared. embraced many OF the
deiicacies Of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-22
ASpeCial Sale of Gloves.

Hundreds of pairs of
worthy Kid Gloves are here
for bargain buyers. Every
Glove without crack or
blemish and in the latest
shades.
4-Button with wide of
Black and narrow of self.
Cash buying in quantities
makes the price of these 81
Gloves 75c.