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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Recent Discoveries at Delphi.
Harper's MeekIyl

The recent discoveries az the French ex-
cavatlons Of Delphi are OF great import
ance and interest. The most exciting f1nd
is that Of a large bronze statue IN excel
lent preservation, the left arm being tho
only part that Is wanting. The eyes arc
enamelled. and add much 10 the ifelise
appearance OF the head. In stne m
stances the eyes let into bronze heads
we're OF ivory, with cOiOTsd paste for mo
iris. while IN the gold and ivory statues
precious stones were used. With the ~
bronze statue fragments Of a chariot ana
OF horses were found.
With a high degree OF probability this
statue has been identified with that rep
resentlng Hero, tyrant Of Syracuse. VINO
was twice victor al the Pythian games Ia
the ridlng-race, and once in the chariot
race in the years as, is2. 40 u. &. no
also carried on three victories with his
horses at OlymDia. and one NJ Ihebes.
The immortal fame. however. OF This
Hero, son OF DeinomeIes, rests upon the
glory which literary men have cast over
him Pindar made his Victories the SUD
iects OF some Of the finest odes. ana
Xenophon named a dialogue Hero In
which the SyracCsan iyrdDt converses
with the poet SlnOuldes. In the rswiy
discovered statue Ne probably have
monument cofamemoratiug one 81 the
IytNidH NlClDtlte suns " -
must by a thrilling suggestion 70 any
lover Of ancient civilization end culture
10 have an adequate contemporary aiss-
tration to the ode OF the greatest iYric
poet after more than twenty-four centu-
ries.
For the light shed upon the history or
ancient art the work Is o; supreme TN
portance Pausanlas DESCRIBES the bronze
statues OK Hieros race-horsss at O!ym-
pia. when were the Joint work of two or
the greatest sculptors OF the day, the i'm
mediate precursors Of Phydias-nameiy,
Onatas OF Egina. and Kalamiz. 81 Athens.
The Delphi statue. being an original work
By an artist OF the time, Will. no doubt.
throw considerable HIGHT upon the art of
mat interesting period. There II. blythe
way a pretty story told by Piiny Goa
cernlnx the rorzes OF kaiamis. which
shows the good-felicwship among artists
and the generous nature OF The great
PraxItelss: In order that nslams snousa
not appear inferior IN hts statues OF men.
PraxIteIes added q charfogeer 10 the
horses Of the older artist"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
SCOTLAND NECK.
Temperance Association Quarterly
Mccting-Dnpfist Unions.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. C., July 4-Cspe-
ciaL)-The Halifax County Temperance
Association held its quarterly meeting
here Thursday night. with business ses-
sion yesterday morning. At night an
interesting programme was rendered A
recitation by Miss Bessie Shields was
well received, and was very impressive
as was also duet by Mrs. Il. T. White
head and Miss Mary Laurence. DR.. u. H.
Zolliconfer, OF GaTysburg, delivered a
strong and eloquent temperance ddress
and capitivated the large audience. Mr.
w. II. Bond rendered beautiful soiO.
Mr. W. 4. Dunn. who gave an addr -
or welcome 10 the association al the
opening, at the close offered a resOlut on
Of thanks 20 the association for coming
and especially 10 Dr. ZOllicoffer for his
address
Yesterday morning AT a business meet
ing Of the association, II was decided 10
advise with the County Examiner for
the public schools 10 see whether or
not the law requiring the children 70
study the effects Of alcohol on the hui
man system Is being complied with. It
was the sense Of the association that II
Il Is a good law, II ought TO be obeyed !:
but, II not enforcing II will repeal f.
President II. r. Troy. OF Weldon. ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with the
work Of this session Of the association.
To-day the Warren and Roanoke unions
OF the TarRiver Baptist Association Gre
In session az Roanoke Rapids A heauti-
full Baptist church has been built IN that
new town. and will soon be dedicated.
Rev. X. T. Vaun. Messrs n. Biggs ard
f. r. billiard are In attendance upon the
meeting.
Mr. Claude Kitchn and Mrs. W. II.
White went 70 Richmond yesteriay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
CULPEPER RACES.
Good Fourth of July sport-A Large
Crowd.


CULPBPER, VA. July 4-(Speeial)-
The usual Fourth-of-July races OF the
Culpeper Fair and Racing Association
were pulled off at the old FAIRGROUNDS
to-day.
The weather was clear and warm and
the attendance the largest, and the races
the best ever given by this association.
No drinking or gambling was allowed OF
the grounds The races were all Wen
filled. The horses were very Wll1, ana
there was considerable delay In starting.
Captain Hugh NJ. Patton acted as starter
and j. c. Bell. L. +. Parrish OF Char-
lottesville. and Fred. satterlee acted as
Judges. Following Is the summary
tsi,st race-half-mile dash-B. Miller's
Hollo Fernes first. Richard Lewis's Alice
NJ second. Jack Yates Bessie Brown
third Time. aE. Monitress, Greenwood
Miss Hazel. Little Charlie, Airline. ana
81 also ran.
second race-three-quarter-m dash
Wuiiam Tapp's Ball Hornet 90 to j won,
1},.neft Niiller's Holo Fsrnes second,
John AIcClan's Western Star third. Time
1.2l Corina. Do Know Sir Alfred, ana
F1lorirnore also ran. Florimore came IN
ors. but was set back on account or
fouling Hollo Fernes.
Tbird race-half-m heats, best two IN
three X Maddux's Boonton, ], !, kich-
ard I.ewis's spinnette. 2. 2, H. T. JOHN S
charlie c.. Q. g.. Time, 81 % Il
Fourth race-one mile. four hurdles
X Naddux's Neptune won. oscar
Co,,es's Miss Hazel second, John Nc
claims Elegant third. Time, i5s. This
race was won by Neptune in walk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

20 NICELY DECORATED PORCELAIN
DINNER SETS. no SUCH SETS ENtk
OFFERED IN RICHMOND FOR LESS
THAN s5: O-MORROW. COMPLETE,
100 PIECES FOR HsS.
> CRATES FINEST PORCELAIN DIN
NER SETS, VERY CHOICE DECORA-
TIONS. 100 FULL-SIZE PIECES. IN
GUIDING SOUP TUREEN IN EACH
SET. EACH PIECE FULLY WARRANT
ED BY rs. $3.50.
FINEST QUALITY CARLSBAD CHINA
DINNER SETS. RICH DECORATIONS
THE BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED;
REGULAR PRICE 81: OUR PRICE
FOR TOMORROW. tis.75.
HaviInnd Chinn Dlnner-sets, re-
markabIe offerings Monday. impos-
sibIe to duplicate after your neigh
bors secure them.
Handsome lot OF 10i-piece Haviland
China Dinner Sets. regular S35 sets. for
sl7l9.
Haviland China Dinner Sets 10 pieces.
hand-prlnted and gold-irimmed. in three
handsome decorations. $55 sets; for Mon
days sale marked 500
q sets Haviland China Tea Service.
new shape. with dainty floral decora-
tions. at $3.50 instead OF $3.50.
BEST SEMI-PORCELAIN UNDER
GLAZE DB.1OisAiiDAN i'lN ffI-tN Or. 1 -
ALL COMPLETE. TO SERVE FOR SIX
PERSONS, MONDAY PER SET. $50.
Nutmeg Graters. extra strong box
crater, lc.
Mincing Knives. solid steel blade. hard
wood handles. &c.
Flour-sifters. the genuine Hunten sift-
ers. &C.
Black-Handle Tea or Coffee strainers,
&C.
STRONGLY MADE PARTITTONED
KNIFE TRAYS. A &c. ARTICLE, 81.
Heavy Wire Potato Washers hard
wood handles smoothly finished, lOc
article. Sc.
Hardwood Towel-Rollers. finely fin
ished. worth 15c.. for &c.
Spice Sets. nicely Japanned. containing
6 lettered boxes in tray; worth 25c.. &c.
% FULL SIZE BIRD-CAGES. WORTH
81 REDUCED TO &c.
EXTRA CHOICE. EXTRA FINE
QUALITY AMERICAN CUT-GLASs
TUMBLERs. VERY HIGHEST. FINEST
POLISH. RICH CUTTING. WORN g
A DOZEN; WHILE THEY LAST, PC
EACH
5-0Clock Tea-Keitles and Stands. high
est quality brass finish, best alcohol lamp,
with extinguisher' a regular y article
for Soc.
81 dozen Whisk Brooms. some silk
sewed. worth up TO 35c.; Mondays sale,
any, 10c.
100 HALF-GALLON CRYSTAL WATER
PITCHERS. CLEARLY POLISHED, a
2qc. ARTICLE, l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
THE VIRGINIA CINCINNATI.
Their Annual Meeting hesteru"'-
Election of Officers.

NORFOLK. VA, July 4.-,Specisl)-Ihe
annual meeting Of the Virginia Society OF
the Cincinnati was held to-day al Il
O'Clock al Chamberlins Hotel, Old Point
The virginia Society was admitted into
the General Society OF Cincinnati at the
meeting OF the latter held in Philadelphia
last MAY. and the meeting held To-Day
WAS for the purpose Of reorganization anu
The election OF officers Among those pres
emf we're General Harry Heth, Captain e.
washington Ball Major T. o. To"ies'
ana Afr. John Cropper from WASHINGTON
% c.: DIT George Ben. Johnston aAd r.
H. c. Caheu. from Richmond Va NJ
Heth I,orton. from New York; Major W.
". Bentley, from Pulaski city. Va ana
Others The folio wing were elected ON
GERS: John Chopper. president; DR.. George
Ben. Johnston, vice-president; Heth Lor-
Ton. treasurer: r. II. c. Cabell. secretary
Ten or twelve gentlemen applied for mem
bership. and their applications were refer
raa TO the standing Executive COMMITTEE
10 examine and report upon at the meet
ing Of the society to be held on the 4th
OF next July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

HANDSOME $3.50 GOLD-PLATED
BANQUET LAMPS, ENTIRELY NEW
DESIGN. DURING THIS SALE. 1885.
VASES. ORNAMENTS. CABINET
PIECES. AND BRIC-A-BRAC. IN
GLIDING BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS
FROM DRESDEN. LIMOGES. TIPLITZ.
ROYAL CARLSBAD. VICTORIA, ROYAL
BONN-SAXE DRESDEN. ADDERLY.
etc. ETC. AT SO l-3 and 80 PER CENT
SAVING FROM REGULAR PRICES.
DO the prices quoted for Refrige-
rators nstonfsh yous simply that
we nenn 20 close ont every Refrige-
rntor and make IL to your Interest
to buy now.
SIS Zero Refrigerator. reduced 10 $50.
81 Zero Refrigerator reduced 10 SO.
S25 Zero Refrigerator reduced 10 $3.50.
$50 Zero Refrigerator reduced 10 $3.50.
so Zero Refrigerator reduced 10 S25.
so Zero Ice-Box reduced TO &.s5.
$3.50 Zero Ice-Boxes reduced TO 40.
Sc Ice-Boxes reduced 70 $3.50.
THE ZERO" Is THE HIGHEST
GRADE REFRIGERATION MADE; WE
FULLY GUARANTEE THEM TO KEEP
FOOD LONGER, BETTER, AND WITH
LESS CONSUMPTION OF ICE THAN
ANY OTHER.
AUSTRIAN CHINA COMFORTS.
CAKE PLATES. SALAD BOWLS,
FRUIT DISHES. CRACKER JARS. AND
FANCY TABLE PIECES-ALL RICHLY
DECORATED AND WORTH FROM
$50 TO g. AT 59c.
ReguIar-size Wash-BoiIers, made
of extra-heavy tin, other store
prices. 30 or 60 cents; our price Mon
day, 10 cents.
VERY SPECIAL
$3.50 Quadruple Plated Soup Tureens,
nothing approaching this. for A.&.
$3.50 Quadriple Plated Bread Trays,
the handsomest and best Tray on the
market, N95.
Ii almost takes ones breath away
tn read the price-drop In Bahy-Car-
riages.
The famous Wakefield Baby-Carriage,
reduced from sl5 10 $3.50
The famous Wakefield Baby-Carriage,
reduced from SIS 10 $50.
The famous Wakefield Baby-Carriage
reduced from 80 to $40.
The famous Wakefield Baby-Carriage
reduced from Ss TO $50.
Sweeping Reductions In the price
Of OIL and Gas-Stoves.
CSC. Oil-Stoves reduced TO zoe.
500 On-Stoves reduced 10 I.2s
s. Double Gas-Stoves reduced 10 N.59.
S4S Double Gas-Stoves reduced 20 N.S.
100 SINGLE BURNER GAS-sTOVEs,
GENUINE CUT BURNERS; WORTH 5Oc
EACH; TOMORROW. loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
WOUNDED AT WILLIAMSBURG.
LIST of Those Left I'm the Hospital
After the Battle of May q, 1s62.

After the bhttle on h"t " i'"-'
Williamsburg. Va. June p. 1896
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In view OF tho fact that there may
be some members OF each OF the com
mands TO which these comrades belonged.
who are In Ignorance OF their fate and
would be glad OF this information. l send
Won for publication a list OF those who
were left wounded in Williamsburg, after
the battle here, on May 5, 1852. These
names have been kindly furnished TO
and preserved by Maeruder-E~eH camp
Confederate Veterans. II. 1. JONES.
List OF the wounded Confederate sol-
disrs left in the Baptist Church Hospital
al WILLIAMSBURG. Va, AFTER the pa'''7
on the 5th Of May, ls6l:
William NJ Richardson. lieutenant
Comnanv 4. Seventeenth Regiment. Viz
ginia Infantry; died May p. 1872. at Rev.
n NJ Ambiar'a Buried In the Episcopal
churchvard; afterwards removed by
friends. c. y
Eleventh virginia Infantry; died May -
lSss. so,,.r-
teenth Regiment Virginia Infantry; oleu
May q. 1862. ,-.,-s WI
J. Il. Penn, Company +, seventeenth
virginia Infantry; died May -. 1862.
William J. Davis. Company c, Eish-
,aenfh Virginia Infantry; died June 3
1ss2 Buried at the cemetery near the
residence OF Mrs. George Morrison.
r. y. Caper. Company c. Eleventh Vir-
GINA Infantry; died May 10. lsa2
D. ]. c. Jones. Company +. Eleventh
Regiment Virginia Infantry; died May %,
1Ysg
James Barnett, Company F. Nineteenth
Regiment Virginia Infantry; died June 4,
1ss2.
]. G.. crailey. Company F, Eleventh
Regiment Virginia Infantry; died May
q. lss2-
William Kinchloe. Company B. Eighth
Regiment Virginia Infantry; removed
from the residence Of Sydney Smith TO
Fort Monroe, where he died In September,
ls;2
p. W. Pannnl. Company F. Seventh
Regiment Virginia Infantry; died at Mrs
g. NJ. Maupln's June 80. isi2. buried at
the cemetery.
r. A. Nelson, Company -. Fourth
Regiment virginia Infantry: died at the
residence CT Mrs. Richard Lively. Buried
at the cemetery.
n swami, Company A. Seventeenth
Virginia Infantry: died at the residence
OF A @. SouthaIl. June =, 1872. Buried
al the cemetery.
Isaac Crew; discharged from hospital.
+ NJ Weeks. Company D. Eleventh
Regiment Virginia Infantry; discharged.
William II. Jenries. Company X. E!gh-
teenth Virginia Infantry. From Charlotte
q p. Bailey, Company X. Thirteenth
Regiment North Carolina Infantry: dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

ExtrrorJtpnry reductions have
been made in Hammocks ana tr"-
quet-Sets.
81 Woven Hammocks, reduced 10 Nss
81 Woven Hammocks. reduced 10 isc.
75c. Mexican Hammocks. reduced 70
s5c.
standard Hardwood croquet-sets re-
duced 10 Sc
81 Croquet-Sets reduced 10 A9s.
Lawn-scttees. nicely painted, es-
;ra strongly made, will seat three
persons, can't he made for the
noney-79 cents.
Jardinieres. practical shape. variety OF
olors. all underglazed and hard-nred, al
isc worth 20 per cent moro.
Genuine Alaska Stove Cover Litters,
ckel-plated. Zoe.
Combination Tack-Hammer. hlled with
s-ounce carpet-taclxs, n i9c. article, &c.
Twin Match Safes. &c.
Wire Mouse Traps, worth from TO
l5c choice Sc.
Metal Polish made In Germany, un-
surpassed for cleaning and polishing all
kinds Of metals: tomorrow, only e. per
cake.
Floor Cloths. large size. &c.
Dish Mops. &c.
GENUINE ELECTRIC STOVE poll
IsH. 1c. LIMITED QUANTITY TO
EACH CUSTOMER)
Steel Ice-Picks. &C.
3-Prong Flesh Forks. for lc.
Individual Butter Moulds, &c.
Hammock Hooks, lie.
And thousands Of other useful
things Mt little prices.
just received another shipment OF
screen-Doors. the kind sold else
where at sI.75 or az; here, a. before
advertised, for 10 cents. lie sure
and bring your measurement.
Children's High Dining Chairs. piano
polished and we'll made, FOR this special
sale. CSC.
Silver Finished Banquet Lamps. war
ranted centre-draft burners, embossed
head fancy bottom a - value for soc.
Coffee-Pot5. 29c
Famly-slze Notified Granite Deep Stew
Pans. 2lc.
Small-size Notified Granite saucepans,
Sc.
Notified Granite Tipped Fry-Pans. l5c.
Notified Granite Cake Turner's. 80.
2-QUART SAUCEPANs. MADE OF
HEAVY TIN. &c.
DECORATED CHINA CUSPIDORES,
UTNDERGLAZED COLORS AND FULL
SIZE. FOR THIS SALE. i9c. EAcH-2
TO A CUSTOMER.
$50 Fun-size Berry-Bowls, plain or fancy,
best 4c. values. i5c.
Half dozen slyer-Plated Teaspoons, &c.
Tea-Trays. extra heavy. nicely ia
parned, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
INDIAxk's NEW DRINK.
An Intoxicant Yielded by Mother
Earth.

A Greeneastle Ind. telegram says: A
well Of peculiar formation has been dis
covered in Millrock Township. IN the
eastern part OF Putnam county. on the
farm OF G. Broadhurst. IL was bored
last winter 10 the depth OF nearly ono
hundred feet II filed with clear. cold
water, and as IL was not needed until
lately IL was not used.
Recently the well war tapped for do
nestle purposes. and the users noticed
an exhiiarating effect. like that produced
by old wine. followed the use Of the
water. This IL attested by several re-
sponsble persons. all Of whom says that
no evil effects follow the use OF the
water. Ike those following the use oe
beer or whisky.
There IL known TO be n hidden well
somewhere IN Eastern Putnam county.
where a topper. n IL said. threw ;en-
gallon keg OF old apple brandy on swear
INK on The keg was never dug out,
and IL was thought that possibly this
liquor had been tapped In boring the well
An analysis however. shows no trace %
alcohol In the water
The discovery OF the non-alcOtolic
jag-p-oduclng. withOut-eyil-effect water
Il causing much interest. and the owner
has a fortune II the well holds out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
GUILFoHD BATTLE-GROUND.
Ninth Annual CeIebration-oratfo
A Monument Unveiled.

GREENSBORO. y. C., July l-tspe-
claI)-The booming OF cannon this morn
ing announced the commencement OF the
ninth annual celebration at the Guilford
battle-ground. At II O'clock the speakers
and dlstlng uished guests we're driven 70
the auditorium Rev. Egbert W. Smith.
ID. d, made tne e;@ping prayer. after
which Senator Haf1Oa Batler delivered
the speech OF the occasion. The speaker
was presented by Mr.. David schenck. Jr..
with a handsome souvenir spoon. AT
O'clock monument OF granite 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Mattings.
The Fourqurean-Price Company.

the best part Of the programme from be-
ing carried out
An the old soldiers Of this county who
attended the reunion in Richmond nave
returned home we'll pleased.
The friends. respectively OF Hons. n.
St G. Tucker, II. ID. Flood, and j. W.
Marshall were disappointed at those gem
tlemen not spending the day with US
as they had been invited TO do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

Infantry; discharged from the residence
Of Mrs. Lucy Tucker.
Y. Tallaferro. Eleventh Regiment, Ylr-
gnia Infantry; discharged from residence
OF Mrs Lucy Tucker
W l.. Wingheld. Company u. Twentieth
Regiment. Virginia Infantry; discharged
from the residence Of II. W. Hansford.
I. 5. Wright. Company y. Eighth Regi-
ment Virginia Infantry; discharged from
the residence Of r. w. Hansford.
Captain Brown: died az the residence
OF r. W. Hansford. May s. l6G2
G. r. Mcknight. Company A. Seven
teenth Virginia Infantry. wounded and
lost right arm. Recovered
John HUMPHREYS. captain Company 4.
Seventeenth Virginia Infantry: died I'm the
Episcopal church az Williamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

Sheet-Iron Roasting-pans. SC.
Gocd-Sze Flour-Paiis, isc.
$3.50 oak Screens. ~ inches high. to-
morrows price. S.S.
IS Library Lamps, to-morrow's price,
2.@.
Toddy- Tumbiers. real needle etching.
value s. q per dozen: special for Sc.
LARGE-sIZE TURKEY FEATHER
BUSTERS. SPLIT FEATHERS, EBONY
HANDLES WORTH 4oc.. i5c.
1877 Cracker Jars. full size fancy shape,
hand-dccoraied regular n.@. for &c.
sELF-wRINGING MOP. WITH CLOTH
ATTACHED. DON'T SOIL THE HANDS.
AT LESS THAN COST TO MAKE, isc.
Family-size 2-Hoop wash,ubs. extra
strongly made. we'll finished, should bs
Coo; tomorrow, &c
Nlckel-Plated Gas-kegs, best made;
worth Soc; Monday. i9c.
Wax Tapers Cbox OF 800, extra quality full
size &c.
Loco wall Pockets, various styles, &c.
Garden Set 0his Is far the best 3-piecs
set-Rake. Hoe, and spade), worth 1acs
&C.
N2 CHINA JUGS. ELEGANT Deco
RATIONs, IN A VARIETY OF CoLORs.
4sc
81 CRAYoN PORTRAITS. $50.
Bring us the photograph. and we Will
enlarge Il 20 a llfe-size portrait bust IN
Crayon; thoroughly finished work. and
such as you have been accustomed 10
paying - and $40 for It's a wonder, &C
$50. All work guaranteed
Box Coffee NILS. large size, with Iron
hopper each &c.
100 Heavy Block Tin Bread Raiserss
with ventilated covers special. l9c.
Sprlnklng Cans extra strong and well
made. &C.
2-Quart TEAPOT. extra heavy tin. &c.
Heavy Tin Wash-Basins, worth s, 10.
70, and i5c-all al &c.
MtsONs FRUIT-JARs.
A THIRD CARLOAD OF MAsoN'S
IMPROVED PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT
JARS JUST RECEIVED NO MATTER
HOW LOW OTHERS QUOTE THEM.
COME HERE FIRST. AND you CAN
ALWAYS SAVE AT LEAST &c. on THE
DOZEN.
ABIG LOTE of MAsLIN PORCELAIN
LINED PRESERVING KETTLES GOES
ON SALE TOMORROW. AT LESS
THAN COST or RAW MATERIAL.
COME. SEE THEM
We VIII receive In n few days 500
| Galvanized Waterfalls, 10 he sold
at cents each, worth 30 cents.
watch our daily advertisements.
Lawn Mowers. none better made. worth
y; FOR $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
DEWOLIsUED PRICES IN PICTURES.

DENOLlsubb fti'I, ~ "
100 Colored Etchings fitted in wide
olive-and-Sold and oak-and-gold frames
fligree style, cheap at 50; reduced price,
$40. -. c.,.
White and Gold frame, cheap at ~; Mon
day. $50
beautiful Medallions, in 1ox17 gold
frames. Florenune style, cheap at 81; Mon
day, l9c.
5-foot White Enamelled Easles. entire
~ new. cheap at Sl25 Monday, SC
2-PIECE CARVING SETS. COCOA
HANDLES. 9-INCH BLADE. WHOLE
SALE PRICE a.@ A SET. FOR 45c.
Gold-Plated on Sterling Silver Almond
Scoops. Sugar Spoons, Cream Ladies'
Beef Forks. etc. at the very low price
of CSC.
Sterling Silver Berry Forks, Orange
Spoons. Sugar Slfters. Sugar Tongs, Bon
bon Spoons. Butter Knives. only VIA.
70 DOZEN STRONG HEARTH
BROOMs. s-SEwED. MADE OF SELECT
WESTERN CORN, HIGHEST GRADE
BR0ONfS MADE: NEVER SOLD FOR
LESS THAN &c; MONDAY. l0c.
Heavy Wire Meat Broilers. &c.
Counter-Dusters. &c.
PERFORATED TOILET PAPER. ;
ROLLS FOR &C. LIMITED QUANTITY.
Rolling Pins, good quality, &c.
14-Quart Heavy Tin Dish-Pans loc.
Hardwood WashbOsrds. sc.
Square, Deep Bread-Pans. &c.
70 DOZEN GAS GLOBES. 2 SHAPES.
AND ETCHINGS. GENUINE GERMAN
FLINT GLASS ONLY Two TO 4 Gus
TOMER). Zoe.
We have 30 Toilet Sets OF II pieces,
all high-grnde porcelain, under
uIare decorations, assorted colors,
values ranging from 50 to $3.50;
choice while they last, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

Tomorrow commences TIM
linerv. The entire stock must
All our Fine Pattern Hats reduced 10
half price or less. -,
tll our Finest Trimmed HATS az nan
price. ..,.,,,,
from a. to pc. $1,000
from 75 20 3sc.
Ladies' Fine White Leghorns' With lace
edge. reduced from s. to 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
The FOurqurean:PriCe @.

was unveiled. A poem BY Mrs. n. c.
Martin was read by Mr.. A. NJ. Scales.
and Miss Lottie Peyton, OF this city,
threw a large wreath Of evergreens over
tina ehq ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
FOURTH At DANVlLLE
A DEMONSTRATION SUGGESTIVE OF
ANTE-BELLUM DAYS.
Celebrating the Birth OF Greater
DanViIIe-An Imposing Parnde-ih-
,erestine Programme at the Park
Music aud Addresses.

DANvILLE. va, July 4-(special)-
The celebration Of the glorious FouitA
hero to-day was "a complete refutation oil
the northern idea that the South is luke
warm IN patriotism or ayerse 10 showing
H. liz was a brilliant revival OF the Gus
tom before the war Of making this the
sreat holiday OF the year The celeDra-
lion was almost universal, was varied IN
character. and was thoroughly interesting
throughout.
There was procession, consisting OF
the Danvlle Blues and Grays, an electric
ear containing forty-hve beautiful youns
ladies clsd Boo white. each representing
star In the constellation OF Common
wealths. and the Mayor and councilmen oil
greater Dauyille. The birth Of which was
celebrated on the national anniversary.
Lieutenant Byron United States army,
who was prominent in arranging the cele-
bratioE. was chief marshal and master OF
ceremonies.
THE PROGRAMME.
Al the park the programme consisted or
raising the Star-Spalsled banner 20 the
top OF Z lOO-f0ot stan Othls was gracefully
done hy Miss Emma Jones "a bcautifui
girl. representing Virginia. prayer ly Df'
sledd: chorus. singing OF the star-Spah-
slsd Banner. by school-eirls inuoduc-
tory address by l.. c. Berkeley, Jr.. read
ing OF the Declaration OF Independence.
by James +. Harrison. reading OF Wash
ington's farewell address. by Rev D.
Cleveland Hall: address OF Greater Dan
vile's Mayor Harry WoOding. and an adj
dress on The Day We Celebrate" by
Rev. T. B. Thames. j.. u.
The address OF Dr. Thames was the fea-
ture OF the occasion. IL was gem OK
polished or4tory and magnificent burst
~ patriotism.