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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

OF Trustees of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College Is in session, TO con-
slider questions which have arisen re-
garding the heating plant at the college
Raleigh men are putting this In, and
have not yet finished 1t, while II ough'
TO have been ready December Isl. Inc
cost is something like Soco.
Rev. A. c. Dixon. of Brooklyn, who Is
holding a revival in this city. is now
preaching in thu City Hall, no church
being large emo -gh to accommodate the
crowds which go TO hear him.
BRIEFS.
Among to-day's arrivals are James II
Pou, chairman Democratic State E1ecu
tive Committee, which met this evening
Sol. C. Well. Thad r. Manning, J. j.
Scales. and j. NJ. Morehead.
Governor Carr makes requisition or
the Governor OF Georgia for Conner Little
who Is charged with criminally assaultinl
Miss Gertie King. Of Lincoln county
He IL now in Atlanta, and II IL expected
he win institute habeas-corpus pro
ceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
DIR. PeIrs Lecture This Evening.

Rev. DR.. Edward l.. Fen will deliver
his new lecture at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall tonight. A
high-grade stereopticon will be used. and
faithful reproduction OF great paint
ings by the masters VIII be given. DR..
Pell delivered this lecture at Raleigh,
n. c.. last Thursday evening. and the
News and Recorder spoke In the highest
terms Of the same, as an able effort full
of information and eloquence. and in
closing stated that the largest audience
that had greeted 4 lecturer since the APP
pearance OF the noted Sam Jones greeted
DR.. Pell in his appearance. This lee
ture will be fine opportunity for Bible
students, and others interested In the
life OF Christ 10 get comprehensive
grasp of His lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
THE CURL COST HIS LIBERTY.
Binndo Goes Down In Default q
Hond-Othcr Cases Heard.

The continued case OF Raffaelo Bisndo
was further heard and disposed OF in
the Police Court yesterday morning. The
room was crowded with patient hearers,
who stood for nearly two hours listening
10 the testimony. Rsffaelo, a young
Italian. was charged with assaulting and
annoying Lena Delasandro, a girl OF the
same nationality, on the street. Lena
ives with her father at No. 800 south
Pine street, and Raffaelo Is the proprie-
tor OF a shoe-shop on the corner OF Mon
roe and Main streets. Justice Crutchheld.
wnen the case was first called. was at a
loss to comprehend the statements OF
the witnesses. as. with the exception OF
the officers, they were mostly Italians.
and spoke little English, 80 yesterday
morning Squire V. Donati was present
and acted as Interpreter.
Lena and her father occupied chairs
near Lawyer Maury. who conducted the
examination for the Commonwealth, and
Raffaelo sat between his attorneys.
Messrs. Barraud and George f. Wise.
The feature In the examination OF the
witnesses was the testimony Of Raffaelo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10

who told the story from beginnin. 20
end, which was quickly translates oy
Squire Donati from his mother tongue
to ours. Iena's father became 20 en-
ragged al times when Raffaelo was giving
his testimony In Italian that ne arose
from his seat and uttered WORDS long
enough TO hang himself by uee' oa'
which were only understood by tne i.a'-
isns present. The Justice required po-
lIceman 10 stand by the father and every
time he made an effort to rise ne was
promptly seated.
Raffaelo tod a Straightforward story
OF how he had met the girl at picnic
last summer, and the number OF inter-
views he had been allowed by her VISIT
ing his snop. Finally, both were III love-
and one day Lena allowed Ranaelo 10
cut q lock OF her hair, when IN ltaiy
means betrothal- The lover used pc
cular mode OF clipping the lock OF DARK
brown hair. as. instead of scissors, a
crude shoemaker's knife was employed
All OF this the girl denied, and claimed
that Raffaelo met her on the street. and.
grabbing her. forced her to give up the
lock. which meant so much, and whlch
was shown TO the Court. To conceal
the origin OF the lock possessed by
Raffaelo, Lena's mother cut a large
handful OF hair from near the same place,
and consequently claimed that as tne
cause OF the bare spot on her childs
head.
When all the testimony had been
gathered the Justice said that but for
some OF Blandos own statements ne
would have dismissed the case, but he
was convinced that the mans company
with the girl was not stopped too soon,
and so required him TO give security OF
500 for six months. This he was unable
TO give. and when the usual conveyance
drove down to the Jail with its hetero-
geneous contingent Rsffaelo was among
the lot.
James Townes alias Joe Vaughan
(coloreD was convicted OF petit larceny.
and sentenced 10 Jail for six months on
a charge OF stealing one lot OF clothes
from Maiinda Wallace. Townes accoste1
Malindas boy on the street as he was
bringing the washing to his mother, and
so the Justice called the case high
way robbery AFFAIR"
Edwin Booker (colored. charged with
stealing one basket OF cakes from the
store OF w. +. Drinkard. Jr. was con-
ylcted and given thirty days in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
NORTH CAROLINA PRESS.
state Association to Meet Mt VIII
mingtOn--Tram Hurt.

RALEIGH. n. c.. April s.-The VIII
mington Chamber OF Commerce. having
invited the North Carolina Press Asso-
citation 10 meet at that city. the Invitation
Is accepted, the meeting TO be held July
18th.
This morning three white tramps VINO
were stealing a ride on the blind-baggage
OF a Southern railway train sprang on
lust before reaching Greensboro. The
bones OF the face OF one were broken and
his injuries are severe. Another suffered
fatal Internal injuries
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
.ouR UNFINISHED WORLD"
Prof. smeIrs First Lecture on So
ctoIogy Delights n Large Audience.

In spite OF the Indictment weather last
evening. large and fashionable audi
ence gathered in the Richmond College
chapel 70 hear Professor Albion w. Small.
OF Chicago University. discuss the
subject OF "oUr Unfinished World" In
the audience were some OF Richmond's
most distinguished citizens. \ section
OF seats had been reserved for the officers
and teachers OF the Woman's College,
and these formed a centre OF attraction
for many Of the yourg collegians. who
occupied a body OF seats just opposite.
President Boatwright welcomed the
audience and spoke OF the broad philan-
thropy which led 10 the establishment
OF the Thomas lectures. He then pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
DEATHS.

ATKINsoN.-Died, April sth. at ~
home, in Woodland. Cal, Mr. ENOth
ATKINSON. formerly OF Chesteril.N
county. Va.
DAVIS.-Died, at the residence OF hel
husband. Captain John +. Davis, No. -
Venable street. April Ith. az $50 o'cloci
+. NJ, Mrs. LILLE +. DAVIS, IN Isl
ed year.
She leaves a husband and four childrei
to mourn their loss.
Funeral took place from Venabie-Stfee
Baptist church Thursday at II O'Clock
NJ.
FARMER.-Died, at the residence q
her son-ln-lsw. George c. Davis, No al
south Cherry street. April Sth, az %
A. 81. Mrs. MARY A. FARMER, rene
OF Benjamin Farmer.
Funeral. at the house FRIDAY, APT
10th, At IL A. NJ.
GAY.-Died. at his residence. M son'o
Third street. EDWARD H. GAY. agea y
years. Thursday, at o'clock i. NJ -,
Funeral at his late residence SAIbn
DAY ~ II o'clock.
POPE.-Died, Wednesday, April > ~
at sa5 y. NJ. JOHN POPE in the N'"
year OF his age. 9,
The funeral win take place from ="
Peters Cathedral SATURDAY. ApFiI A'"'
at II A. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
CONFERENCE NOTES.
ACTS OF THE EXECUTIVE.
Members Of Two boards Appointed
Prisoners Sentence Committed.

The Governor yesterday appointed the
following gentlemen TO comprise the
Board OF Visitors to Mt. Vernon. and
TO serve for one year: John l.. Marye,
Fredericksburg; W. W. Henry, Richmond;
J. Bell Bigger, Richmond; Robert j..
Washington, Westmorelsnd; Robert T..
Barton. Winchester, and Joseph Il. VII
lard, Fairfax.
His Excellency also appointed the new
State Board OF Veterinary Surgeons, as
follows. w. II. Harbaugh, " s., Rich
mond; +. p. Niles. ID. V. NJ, Blacks
burg: George c. Faville. ID. V. NJ, How
ardsville. and y. j. Burkholder, ID. V. s.,
Stanton.
The Governor committed the sentence
OF James Kelly. convicted In the Hus-
tings Court OF this city In 1855. Of house
breaking and given five years in the
penitentary, 10 one years Imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
A CHURCH-HIIL WEDDING.
Marriage Yesterday of Colonel Pat
tee, and Mrs. Parker.

A quiet marriage was solemnized yes
,av afternoon on Church Hin. when Col
mel ]. A. Pattee and Mrs. Nj. A. Parker
Here united IN the holy bonds.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles II. Hyde, OF the Third Presbyte-
rlan church. and took place at the resi-
sence OF the brides daughter. Mrs. j. o.
Hudson. 25ls east Marshall street. lmme-
lately after the ceremony the couple left
IN the $50 train for Old Point. from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
LINING REMNANTS.

IL Remnants of Gray Satin Jeans, lOc.
quality, for sc. yard.
Remnants OF Black Morine l-Zc.
yard, instead Of II l-2c.
36-inch Rushing Percaline tall colors),
10 2-3c. quality. for &c. yard.
Il Remnants Of Skirt Lining (al colors),
l-2c a yard.
Remnants Black Linen Canvas 9 lie.
n ward instead OF lG 2-3c.
10 Remnants OF Book Muslin, l0c. quail
". for sc. a yard.
6 Remnants OF Fibre ChamOis q yards
wide). lOc. a yard, instead OF 2Jc.
s pairs of l9c. StOckinet Shields, remnant
price Sc a pair.
POcket-B Books. 0Jc. value remnant
price 2Jc. each -
BLACK SATIN SKIRT, LATEST
CUT. was $3.50: remnant price; N.-o.
1 Black Bourette Skirt, lined through,
rustling percaline, was IS; remnant
price, $3.50.
Q Brown Covert-ClOth Skirts. were $S'o;
remnant price, $40.
Black Figured Skirts, were g; rem
nant price, SIS. 80,
3 Blue Serge Suits, double-oreaste1
coats. Elton effect and Blazer style
were $l250; remnant price, s..
1 Black and White Shepherd-Plald sAl - I,
lined through. latest cut, was sS0p'
remnant price, 2.25. ,o-o.
s Silk Capes, prices from ~ 10 sI-.0V'
remnant price, 81.
Percale Wrappers, were 81 ana Si'-''
remnant price, 6Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
TOILET REMNANTS.

7 boxes of Royal Tooth Powder, i9c.
value; remnant price, sc. q box.
% cakes of Fine Toilet Soap, Il l-2c.
value, for sc a cake.
3 packages OF Violet Infant Powder, 5sc
value for Zoe. a package.
japanese TOOth-Brushes, &c. apiece IN
stead Of l0c.
7 packages of Sachet Powder. lOc. value,
for , l-2c.
5 boxes of Camphor Ice, Sc. box.
6 Goodyear Dressing Combs, &c. Instead
OF IOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
The AIbemurle's Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Albemarle Paper Manufacturing
Company was held at IL O'Clock yesterday
morning. The affairs Of the company
were shown 10 be in a satisfactory condi-
ton. The old Board of Directors and OFF,
GERS were reelected for the ensuing year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
THE COHEN CO.
OXFORD.
Many Cases of Measles at the Orphan
Asylum.

OXFORD, y. c.. April s.-(specal ,
There Is an epidemic OF measles At tns
oxford Orphan Asylum. Ninety cases
were reported yesterday among the ~
children. one Of the orphan boys died 4
few days ago with a complication o.
diseases.
Last evening at the opera-House An
Evening In Dixie" was presented by locA
talent. The entertainment was managed
By Miss Bette Jordan, its author, A very
large audience was present, and the sue
cess was pronounced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
CARLSBAD REAL CHINA
PLATES.

ssS2 Plates-l2c. ones for &c. each; zoe.
ones for 7c each: &c. ones for loc. I;
&c ones for L i-2c.; 4sc. ones for 2oc.
Haviland Dinner Sets: pretty decora-
tons. li2 pieces, for N9.io. 90
Real Austrian-China Dinner sets IVV
pieces. for $40. "a
go Oatmeal Bowls-5c for Zoe. ones; loc.
FOR 2Oc. ones: &c. for l5c. ones.
Tor 81 X. White and Blue ones for $50.
Pretty Chocolate-Pots for 39c.
Toe Jardinieres. not the sort usually
sold at that price.
The housekeeper's CUTLERY
DAY occurred yesterday. BY the
new rule of the department it con-
tinues to-day and every day. We
repeat three out of a dozen items:
stag-Handle Carving Sets, costing g to
c,Sco ,o Handle HH Carving Sets costing $40
Cherry.Handle Table Knives and Forks
FOR 10 and 3jc. a dozen. Some seven
teen other cutlery items at lhese
values.
Other items are:
3-String House Brooms for &c.
Cedar Buckets for Sc.
Cedar Tubs, electric noopS' lor &c.
Coffee Mills loc.
Jroning-BOards Tor loo, m
CONFER 5-oClOck Tea-Kettles for 6sc.
oak Screens, silkoine filling, 80 inches
high. for &c.
ransnese Gold Embroidered, Four
Panelled Screens for SOS.
Ladies Rattan Rocker, S value, for
SIS.
We could scarcely believe it our
seIves-27 Baby Carriages were
sold the first day opened. One
half others prices is the rule, and
the Carriages are the prettiest ever
shown. Each one sold with a
warrant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS.

e4o wards Extra Wide Fine English
Long Cloth and Soft-Finished Nam,
sock. Is 2-3 and &c. grades lehsths
TO yards. &C. a yard. 81, H.,
375 wards Finest Sheer India Ldnon;
Lengths IL TO Z yards. the, best 80 and
zoe. grades, for 14c,. a YARD. .Au
IA Remnants White lndla Lihoh' sheei'
lOc. grade, Sc. a yard o.,,a,,
Remnants White French Organize,
very sheer and fine, lengths IL 10 L
yards, i5c. yard. c..aoa pioua
Remnants White French Soraed Liq Sor
lengths TO yards, 10 &c. sraue' lor
60 a ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
whence thex Win ro 70 phlladelphia and

whence they will go to philadelphia ana
other northern cities.
The groom is the secretary and genetaI
manager of the American Home bu'ioihs
and Loan Association. Of this city.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Pattee return from
their wedding tour they viii he az nome
10 their friends at "Fairyiew. the eouh,
try home OF Colonel Pattee, JUST peyohu
East Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
NOTION REMNANTS.

s papers Of Nickel-Plated Black Safety
pins. lOc size, for SC. paper.
u Pin-Cubes. Sc. apiece, instead or
- catch on" Belt and Skirt Support
ers. &C.. instead OF l9c.
Large Combination Needle-Books O5c.
siZe). remnant price SC. each.
10 pieces OF White and Colored Beadlng'
&c. a bunch, instead OF Sc
% boxes OF Spiral Hair-Pins, boxes FOR
grcsaaI Of hoy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
THE FAIR"

Stock amounting thirteen hundred and seventy dollars and
seventy cents nventoed bought by OF the owner Mr.
George (1reenwald at one half the cost to him.
There is no change the price of any article we advertise
CONE PRICE TO-DAY AND ALWAYS, says the new manage
nent, unless otherwise stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
GLASSWARE FROM THE FAIR
STOCK.

Butter-Dishes. were sold for l0c.; our
price. &c.
sagar-Dishes. were sold for iOc.; our
price. &c.
Cake saivers. were sold for 15c.; our
Jeiiy-stands. were sold for &C.; our price.
%
Rohemian-Glass spring-Top MoIasses-
Pitchers. were sold for lOc.; our price,
sugar-shakers. were 1Oc.; our price &c.
Vinegar-Jugs. were 19c.; our price. &c
Flower-Vases, fiuted tops, We're &c. our
All Of the above are Bohemian glass.
Whatever prices made anywhere
call at Cohen's to meet it, and
likely enough GET ONE POINT
BETTER.
At 10 o'cIock-for 20 minutes:
ro7 dozen Wine Glasses, four
for &c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Vases, s inches for
Haif-Gauon Glass water-Tankards for
New Tumblers. almost cut-glass. the
imitation is so perfect, DC; Dozen
Real Cut-Glass Celery-Dlps TOT SSc; -.
Real Cut-Gass Bouquet Holders, olhChcS
high 81 - value, for 5gc. a.
Real Cut-GIass Violet Stands, were Zoc.
each. for 10c. each.
Hundreds and thousands or the
most desirable Crockery at your
price while the stock lasts.
Colald Blue Cups and Saucers. traced
with gold. worth double, our price IOc;
2oc was the price OF nd-Decorated
Cups and Saucers; our price L l--V:
Real Carlsbad Cups and Saucers tor &c.
White Cups and Saucers, set OF Tor
e75 White China Plates. full dinner size,
sold for $l.l9 a dozen; our price, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR
odds.

High-Neck. Long-Sleeve Vests-sizes 81
and 36-25c. kind, for II lie. each.
y Childrens Jersey Ribbed LOw-Neck
Vests. &c each-l0c. kind.
Ladies' Colored Lsle-Thread, from 50
70 l5c each.
Misses Short-Sleeve Gauze Vests, lOc.
each from sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
HANDKERCHIEF REMNANTS.

Mems Colored-Bordered Hemmed Hand
kerchiefs for &c each.
Ladies' u l-2c. 'Scalloped, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Sc. each.
Ladies' Embroidered Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs for sc. aach-l0c. kind
Mems White Hemstitched Union Linen
Handkerchiefs, sold at l6 2-5c. each.
BOW Ice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10

Old papers for sale at &c. hundred a.
Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
ODDS AND ENDS IN JEWELRY

Black Enamene1 Photo. Frames. g.
regular price -
CellulOid Side-CombS. 60.
Flag Stick-Pins, in silver lOc. value fol
Pc each.
Belt-Pins. I'm black, gold, and enamellef
81. eaCn. .
one lot OF Ladies' Bracelets that SOLD
Tor 81. 10. to-day 35c.-on the Remnant
Table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL O. 1876
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
Virginia Ma 'igation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL .
By telegraph.)
ARRIVED
Steamship Cuba Santa Martha.
Steamship Newport, New York, Conner
Schooner A. HaibroOk, Boston, capt4i
k.nis.
Schooner A. Brabrook. FAN River, Car
land.
SAILED.
Steamship Saturn. Boston.
Steamship Cuba, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
SILK REMNANTS.

Hundreds of 'em. How can il be
otherwise, when such Silk sale as
Cohen'S are having is going on ?
Only a hint of a few.
Hair-Stripe Pure SIX Tanetas. 2it- 10
6-yard lengths, lSc. yard.
Dresden Taifeta silks. vide widths. IN
newest designs. j. 10 6-yard lengths,
6sc kind. for &c.
9 yards Black Gros-Grain six. with
handsome satin figure, &C. yari in-
stead Of Nl0.
9 yards Black India silk. 25c a yard,
instead II 4Sc
5 Remnants OF Black India silk. with
Black embroidered figures. 8 20 y ard
lengths. f5c a yard-i3c. kind
loi4 yards Black Genddine, with Black
embroidered figure. made OF pure sew
ing silk. 4Sc yard grade.
yards Black Satin Duchess. oyc a yard,
from 81.
Only one i'm fifty mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10

Indigo-Blue Print Remnants at PC. a
ward.
1917 and l6 2-3c. French Dimity Rem.
nants FOR 32.c a yard.
Remnants OF Merrimack Shifting Piini
for 2isc.
Remnants OF French Batiste. striped n.
fects. i2i5c kind. &c. a yard
Remnants : l-3 and 6isc. Dress cling
hams for Sc. a yard.
Remnants OF Zoe. Unbleached Jeans FOR
&c yard.
Remnants "A Brown Cotton, $40
yard.
Remnants OF Utica Bleached sheeting,
12iac.
Remnants of Lace-Striped Organize
IL 2-3c. grade. for SC. n yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
more We can't print.
BLACK GOODS REMNANTS.

AT HALF PRICE.
81. yards Black ATWOOD Storm Serge.
go for the piece
s yards Black Brocade Mohair Brlu.an.
tine. 81 % the piece.
Az yards Wide-Nale Diagonal for g.
sIs Yards ATWOOD French Batiste for
Slg2
81, yards Black Figured Mohair FOR SIC.
7t yards Black Atwood Figured Ar.
mure for S.72.
r., yards All-Wool Black French Crep0n
for S2S8
5 yards Handsome 44-inch Black Bib
lantine Tor Slg5.
90 yards OF Imperial Serge for N25.
Can't print more to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
MATING REMNANTS.

Lots of 'em here getable at half
price to close them out. Bring the
measure of your room-perhaPs
Just the length you need.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10

proportions Nothing like has ever been seen
in this State.
Quantities seldom ohectonabeony make the prices we
say-and the goods are for our pubics consumption
All of The Fair stock has been bought by the department
Read what JULIUS MEYER SONS said about this stock IN
their elaborate advertisements the Richmond Dpatch
under date of February 10th:
"It's not an everyday occurrence to buy
out an entire stock of almost Croclery,
Glassware Tnware, House and Kitchen Fur
nishng Goods such we bought from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
ODDS AND ENDS SOlLED
UNDERWEAR.

si25 Ladies' Gowns. soiled, zoe. each.
7jc Ladies' Drawers for 81 lie. pair.
sec Ladies' Walking skirts. Sc.
SEC Ladies' Corset-Covers. solled, 81 l-2c.
Children's Colored Percale Dresses, been
69c. for &c
9 Chlldren's White Lawn Aprons, sold
at Ssc.. now 1oc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
"FRIDAY'S" LINEN
REMNANT PRICES.

IA Linen Damask oval Tray Cloths, &c.
value. Sc. each.
8 Remnants 75c. All-Lnen Table Da-
mask 40c. a yard.
s Remnants Tllrkey-Red Fancy-Weave
Table Damask for 81 l-2c. a yard,
from e9c.
81 Odd Napkins, only and 3 alike, g. ~,
and II 1-2c kinds, &c for any.
Remnants Sc. All-Linen Towelling.
3 Use. a yard.
II odd Towels. 1c each.
2 Extra Heavy Fringed Crochet White
Bedspreads (soiled), were s. each, for
10
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Remnant Day
15'!(SjFE:N!!!!9

An elaborate stock of Remnant,
are gathered for to-day's selling in
all parts of the house except the
Houseware Department in the
basement, where the labor Of haul.
ing several great stocks made il
impossible to get to remnant sell.
ing.
More than three hundred pieces
of Colored Dress Fabrics alone.
Here are few:
6lz yards All-wool Fancy Novelty Dres,
Goods, Sl.S, from S2B
yards Novelty Silk-Wool Dress Goods
SiZ from Sl.SS
"a yards Pure Mohair Brilliantine, NlS
from s2.3S
yards i0-inch Black and White shso-
herd Check. %, from 81.
yards Two-Tone colored Figured Bill.
liantine. 100. from $50
~ yards Worsted Novelty. &c. Tor tie
piece-Sl5O cost
yards Blue and White WOrsted Check.
ed Dress Goods. SOC, from SIC.
yards Pretty COlOfed Novelty Dress
Goods, 81. from N.75.
yards Mohair Cnangeable Dress Goods
&C., from N25.
yards SIX Shot-Figured jacquard. 3Dc,
from 75c.
$500 40 ,ap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-10
HOSIERY REMNANTS.

days selling.
Ladies' 25c. Hose-sizes 1-2 and l-2-
Y lie. a pair.
Ladies' y lie. Hose. full seamless-sizes
and l-2-9c. a pair.
Ladies' Zoe. Seamless Hose-9. ~, and
l0-for &c. pair.
Ladies' $50. Fancy Hose-size l-2-for
lec. a pair.
10, pairs. ChiIdren's Heavy Ribbed Seam
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-23

regulating the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors, and insisted that such opinions
ought to be sufficient for the com
mittee 20
Mr.. Hamm remarked that 1t ought to
be settled at once or at any rate before
such late date as Dec. %, whether
Mr.. Murphy was going to get license
or not. IL not he ought to know it
now. But If the assemblymen or the
committee preferred to postpone con-
sideration of the application, Mr.
Hamm advised Mr.. Murphy not to
press the matter. ~
Mr.. Murphy said he had no wish to
rush the matter and said he would not
object to postponement of it until
Dec. % Accordingly action was de-
ferred until next Monday at 10 a. m. :,
The committee recommended the
adoption of the resolution Of Assembly
man Dix requiring all wholesale liquor
dealers, engaged in selling intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than five gal
Ions at time without retail license
to at once procure such license. -
The application of the Conover Music
company for a license permitting the
company to use it's hall as a place Of
entertainment was considered. The
company requested that the sum of $50
paid as license fee during the en-
gagement Of Anna Eva Fay, be ap-
piled as a payment in full for a license
beginning Dec. and running for one
year. The committee recommended
that the petition be granted.