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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

were interesting. and showed marked pro
hciency on the part OF the scholars. The
essays and oratiOns by members Ct the
graduating class reflected credit upoI the
school as well as the graduates them
selves. Rev. w. i. Graham. OF Rich
mond. and Superintendent ID. l.. Pulllam.
made appropriate addresses. which we're
well received and literally applauded.
Mr.. J. J. Bailey. member OF the Man
chester School Board. delivered the al
plomas with appropriate remarks.
Sunday night about $40 o'clock Mrs.
John A. Burke. postmaster Of Swansboro',
had occasion 10 90 into the post-o'ice'
and In doing so. carried "A lamp IN fer
hand Mrs. Burke caught he .OOe IN
hoop lying on the floor ana fell fortu-
nately the lamp went out. but the chim-
ney broke, and in the fall Mrs. Bufkes
head came in contact with inc giass'
which cut her quite radly about IN men
over the right ear.
Or. w. +. Mathews VAS summ"Ieo'
and found Il recesslry TO take three
stitches in the wound.
THE APPROACHING ELECTION,
The time for the general election o.
municipal officers Is craving near. ne
only Republican aspi-ln-s whose names
win appear Oh the ticket at the general
election on May 2Sth are j.. j. kicndtc-
son. who IS running IN opposition TO MI
Tom Il. owen. for Justice Of the Peace
from the Third Ward. and George Gun,
bingham (colored). also from the IhiIu
Ward. is opposing Mr.. w. 7. Hart ior
City Council ,-..aroos
The opposition in the two instances
mentioned is undoubtedly strong ana
great fight Is going TO be made on the uaS
Of election. III.
The following statement from the regis
,-ation hooks shows the number Of voters
-. - -. IL alnnn last fall:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Personeis and Briefs.

Combination services will be held at
Holy Trinity church on June It'll.
Mr.. Dean Courtney is seriously indis-
posed with severe attack Oh rheulia-
tism.
Mrs ]. VIII Jefferson and children. Of
louisville. KY, are the guests OF Mrs.
George b. Stacy.
Mrs. p. W. Mckinney and little frankie
are i'm the city, the guests or Mrs. H.
ID. Price. east Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Moore and their
daughter. Miss Ernestine, have returned
from weeks visit to relatives in Lynch
burg.
The remains Of Mrs. Stephen o. Per-
kius who died Saturday morning were
taken to Louisa county yesterday tof
burial.
The Board of Directors held a meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton last night and transacted routine
business.
The meeting of the Christian Litera-
- rxchange which was 10 have been
held last night. has been postponed IN
definitely.
,rwenty-two young bicyciists Of this
c,,v snent Sunday at Glenn Allen, ana
we're royaIly received and entertained by
Captain Cussons.
Mr.. Joseph Hodgson, OF Mobile, Ala
10 visiting the city. Mr.. Hodgson Is d.
rector In the Age-Herald Company OIL
birmingham, Ala.
There will be a called meeting or the
canfaderate Memorial Literary Society
mis- morning at 10 o'clock at the Jener-
son Davis Mansion.
The condition OF Mr.. C. Z. Workman
remains unchanged. He Is sim very ~
man. and but little hope Is entertainer
! for his ultimate recovery.
Mr. w. ]. Gardner, manager OF the
Hotel Bel Air. who has been In the ci''
on business. left yesterday for New
castle to open up for the season.
Rrisadier-General A. l. Phillips was
| s,r,cten with an attack OF vertigo sun
a. afternoon. and for some time wal
oui,a an He was very much better yes
| terday.
There will be a called meeting OF ,n'
| Junior lakewood Memorial Association
this evening at o'clock In the lecture
| room of 81. Johns church fuii attend
| ance IL requested
| Mrs. T. X. Lear. Jr.. OF Cnurch nm
received yesterday the SAD news 1ton
her brother. Rev. w. f. wright. OF Ap
pomattox, Of the death OF MS whe' Mrz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Miss Tha,y's May Festival.

Belvidere Han last evening presented
gay scene. the occasion Deihs 'nT may
festival dances of Miss Mary Thaw's
n,,nils Nearly a hundred children, look
- deliciously cool for such a warm
lent in their snow~white dresses or
me daintiest material. tripped through the
',,azcs ~ the dance for for several hours
tbe Young folks enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely. Their elders were present IN
large numbers, but they had TO content
themselves with sitting down and looking
ON Indeed. any one with much avoirdupois
would have preferred this A grand
march opened the affair." ana tnis was
followed by a gerplan. several AMY
dances were beautifuily eNeeu.eu' INC
H. aancars deserving OF special men
49,, to,,g Misses Fannie Mitteldorfer,
sonhie white. and Carrie Armistead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

An Attractive Programme Enjoyed
by Veterans and Guests.

Pickett Camp of Confederate Veterans
was delightfully."- entertained last evening
at Central Hall by some of the best local
talent here.
DR.. Hiden delivered bleaching the
Niger" In a manner that brought down
the house. The next number on the
programme was splendidly rendered by
the choir Of Leigh-Street church Fred
die and Eddie Eyensen, two youthful
musical prodigies. rendered Dixie" ad-
mirably; Mrs. NJ. S. Woodfn and Mr..
r. III. Childrey sang a duet feelingly
and artistically.
A touching episode of the war was
then pathetically recited by Miss Estelle
Shackleford. A duet by Miss Clarke
and Mrs. Taylor was literally and de-
servedly applauded Miss Putus displayed
considerable histrionic talent I'm the
rendition of the Loss of the Ocean
Queen" This was followed by music
by the Taylor Cooke & Co.'S Band" as
Commander Northen styled 1t, and was
very much enjoyed. Mrs. Woodfn sang
a solo that displayed wonderful compass
and elasticity OF voice. and elected
rounds OF applause. Then followed
cornet solo, by w. A. Dickinson. Dixie"
rendered by the band. closed the enter
tainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
ROTH ,FFICERs WE'RE FINED.
Policeman Foster Assessed -" LOT
Being Rough with &. ID. Hutzler.

The Board of Police Commissioners
held another lengthy and unpleasant ses-
sion last evening. All the members were
present, and two cases were heard.
officer II. ID. Chesterman. who had
been reported by Chief Howard for dis
obedience of orders i'm not having called
to see him when he (Chesterman) was re-
ported for being late in entering upon
his duties one day. was excused for be
ing late, but fined s. for failing TO heed
the orders Of the department
There was a long examination into the
charge against officer W. T. Foster, of
the Second District. who was accused by
Charles d. Hutzler of being rough with
him while arresting him, and displaying
conduct unbecoming an officer. Hutzler
keeps a bar-room on Sixth street between
Marshall and Broad. and several nights
ago Mr.. Foster was sent there to arrest
a negro. Hutzler interfered and was
taken 10 the station-house also. He
claimed that the officer assaulted him I'M
warrantedly. and struck him with his
club The testimony adduced before the
boacd convinced that body that Police
man Foster had been rough in handling
the saloonist and he was fined SO.
Alter transactlng some routine business
the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
prpoT PLANS RECOMMENDED.
The street Committee Forwards 'he
g.. & @. Ordinance to the Councii.

The Council Committee on Streets held
q three hours session last night, and
recommended to the City Council the OF
dinance granting the Chesapeake ana
ohio Railroad Company the privilege Oh
erecting steel viaducts through the city
for the purpose Of bringing all its tracks
into a new and commodious depot 10 DE
erected on lower Main street.
When the measure had been reau, Sc
cond Vice-President Axtell, OF the Ches-
aneake and Ohio. asked That tnat ciause
he STRICKEN out which provides that
BROWN street be widened 10 hfty feet II
C,Isv street should be closed Messts'
paben and Page took the ground that
,here was no need for the widening oil
pro,yn street. and Mr. Bahen moved that
tha clause be stricken out, but TINS was
Tnon MIR. Carter's motion it was de-
cbIed that the committee should Visit
Brown street to become familiar WIN 'ne
Iocalitv and the Chair appointed o eioch
ri o,,oning as the nour when the COM
mittee Is 10 meet on the grounds
WAS ANOTHER HITCH.
Aro,ber hitch occurred when the ques-
lion came up i'm regard to the granting
of the right Of ingress and egress 10 anu
from the Lower gas-works, anu s'rlns
the railroad company a strip Oh ialu
through the gas-works properly 10
tho construction Of the viaduct. Mt. al
ter thought the city should De p',,l,.
in case the gas-works shouiu nelS
be removed I'm order 10 DE ehia'
Upon Mr.. Bloombergs motion .ns -
declined 10 strike out the clause III re-
- "a the widening OF Brown street.
The clause was then so AMENDED tna' IL
49, f,er the city Council should ueciie
80 ,,,,den Brown street from SeVenteehln
streot 10 a point 100 feet west OF CONCORD
stroet the work should be done at inc
exnense of the railroad company
ITnon Mr.. Bloomberg's motion the com
,,t,tce decided to recommend TO the Coui'
nu tho adoption of the ordinance Dc
amended.
CRY ATTORNEYS REPORT.
Mr. @ V. Meredith. the City Attorney
,resented the following report III co''e'
ton with the matter: -. ,,,aar the
..t heg leave TO report that undeI .n'
....,t,,,ion Of the City Council got llt
Hastings Court TO appoint appraiser So
condemn land needed 10 open 49,
street from Nicholson street 10 70 .sl,,
street The appraisers nave ileu IL,
renort in the Clerks once Oh tne w.,
ms Court. The appraisers reported '.is,
me following persons should be paid 'n'
following sums: 50 ssi
To 8 ]. Bumhll and Thomas ~ .,
Davis and his wife..''.''''''''''''''' 10
To James n. Neagle........''''''''''' A.,
| To George y. Duke. .....'''''''''''''''' .
SAFE
| Total. ...''''' $3.50 IN rsnort
81 ask that your committee VIII repD' J
these facts and get from inc -, "a,
| decision. whether 1t is uesiIeu no ,|r,ce.
lands shall be obtained a' '"'
named" .,s,ruction OF {
n on street from Twenty-tour.l
- Tventv-ffth street, was grsl'en
The lowest responsible bidder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
PROF. GENTRY's TRAINED ANIMALS
, Wonderful Exhibition Oh ho'''
and Dog Sense.

profassor Gentry's famous company VI
a.. o,d nonies. probably the most won
!, rf,;1v-trained troupe Of animals ever
econ here. arrived in the city yesterday
morning. and gave their first perform
ance last night in the large waterproof
,srt which has been spread Tor thef
performances this week on the So'"0'
81 Jefferson and Main streets
The tent was well filled with ch liu,en
~ older folk. too, and the manoeuVres
of the animals ELECTED almost cOne''uOu'
sbr,eks Of delight from the little ones
tn. animals seem to delight In goins
,nrough their diversified feats as mueh
a. the soectators do seeing them, aisi
,ha,, chow by their demeanors that they
have been trained by the greatest OF al
,,ethods-patlenc and kindness. Inc
,r,,,-ramme opened with pony drili,
,ybich would have done credit to the local
military companies. Romeo and juliet
the two handsomest Shetlands In All ths
world next appeared. and delighted an.
Inlia, answered questions, told her name
and ape and bowed herself out OF the
aroma delichtfuI1y. Then Sourdrop, on
The saasaw-board; the wonderful clown
,ory Eureka, or, as the Professor nick
ran,ad him. Rick; the clown dogs, leo
nv Major. who is also the only dog IN
the word who runs on his side feet only;
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and the baby
Rarnev. the acrobat the marvellous
,idlng monkey. Pat" who also rings Tie
na,rol-wagon bell very theoretically when
thav arrest the cuprit who has stolen
the meat: the hanging Of the thief; the
uSordrous leaping Of the young bounds,
r,ho scaled objects Sc feet In length and
4, feet in height without turning hair,
and a hundred other most delightful ana
amusing feats were all whlrled by IN
o,,,ck succession. finally ending with a
49, nvramid OF dogs and ponies, In
wh,ch they pose as living statuary.
pro,assor Gentry will remain here
during the week. and Will exhibit his
an,r,ais every night, with matinees on
wadnesday. Thursday. and Saturday.
rh,s ,,orning at 1880 o'clock the dogs
"a nonIes will board three troliey-cars
y, the West-End barns. and proceed to
an,ov a street-car ride down Main street
70 Twenty-ninth and return The dogs
ana PONIES wiz be attired In their best
and be accompanied by military band
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

The residence of Mr.. Burnett Lewis,
No. sos east Franklin street, was broken
into by burglars at an early hour last
Saturday morning, but only a few arti-
cles of small value were found to be
missing. The thieves evidently gained
their admission into the house through
a side entrance. The family were awak-
ened by the noise. and the burglar had
20 retrace his steps before he had really
gotten down TO work. The matter was at
once reported to the police, but no c<Ie
tablished.
G.. l.. Dawson was arrested by officer
Howell, OF the Third District and lodged
al the police-station yesterday, on COM
plant Of his wife. Mrs Davidson charges
her husband with ASSEMBLING and threat
ening TO kill her. The Davisons live in
the neighborhood of the reservoir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
The Grace-street Kirchenfest.

The opening Of the kirchenfest at the
Grace-Street Baptist tabernacle last night
was a great success. The crowd was
very large, and the entertainment enjoy
able
The entertainment was under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Clements, and was highly
enjoyed. Miss Eva Bowe and Mrs.
Brengle each rendered vocal selections.
which were heartily encored. Tonight
the attraction will be a short drama, en-
presented under the direction Of Miss
Lsnore Duke. Of the educational depart
ment of the Woman's College. This is TO
be given by Mrs. Hatcher's Band" Mrs.
Jenkinss Band" meets Wednesday
night, and will render an attractive pro-
gramme for that evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
rrouuc of Moors and Armenians.

The appearance upon the streets yes
terday OF a troupe of Moors ana Arme-
mans created considerable attention.
Their native dress Is quite novel ana
their continual talking In their SING
song language attracted large crown o'
neonle DESTROYS of satisfying their curl
osity.
The troupe Is composed OF acrobats'
muscle-dancers. and singers. They are
under the escort of Sir Mont. Mrinzo, ana
are giving performances at various Vari-
etv theatres through out the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

WASHINGTON, May is-The, ram ram
Katahdin is at Tompkinsvilie. ,. L. S ne
8Sll liioa The cruiser Charleston lett
E Sbe.,' Foo for Nagasaki YESTERDAY, &,
Aopiicants for positions as cadets IN IN
the Revenue-Cutter Service nave y pp assIsp
S n,ocsshnrc. Va: II. S Wolf Canton. o.
biaVNsD nlate Jr.. Baltimore, Md; Z.
h = sSio,t nssTmi,hGeld. Va; Paul c. Price
H. SOL, .o M ID. C.; j. W. Hotel. Wash
,e asn,N1D q: w. w. Holllng. San Fran
cisco, CAL Z Il Goaasy b %ass There
+. ,ty spplicants, and there are ten
,wSs.,sancies IN the cadet ranks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
We're I'm Good Condition.

DIR. f. p. Niles. State Veterinarian
with his assistants, has completed the
tuberculosis tests on five cows belonging
10 the penitentiary herd They were all
found to be in good condition. being well
cared for. and were all entirely free from
tuberculosis.
Information has been received by Dr.
Niles TO the effect that the animals found
diseased on the Bloomirgdaie farm have
heen removed 20 the Norris farm, on the
Nechanlcsville turnpike, where they VIII
remain in quarantine. No milk is beng
used from these cows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

Az X. Mckee. the popular secre'a,y
., he Young Mems Christian Associ az S,s
SUNDAY completed the tenth year ,, Sl "'s
aork in behalf Of young men A,'n nu, .
Mr. Mckee has been IN kicni aS ~. 's emf.
hajf year, he has demohs.ra YEA a eva
neat atness for the ard"1us s 1 has thrown
Position ,re heart In the work and Gem
his Mno' srn ms enersy. and pro o.
binln a.,,.sess IN his labor for the wela re
sfes o,,ms men he is SHOWING himself 70 %
their true friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19

The annual contest for the Steel Medai
will take place in the Richmond College
chanel this afternoon at ) o'clock. rms
Is a teading contest, and is open TO all
students of the college. Each contestant
reads two selections Of his own choice
one prose one poetry. The members Oh
the faculty compose the Committee |
award. The following young gentlemen
have entered the contest: %. NJ. Hart
man. Paul Bagby n. J. Ailen' "
+, Owens. r. Il. Munford, H. -
LLOYD. Ernest. Mosby, Wortley hudu'
and j. j. Hurt. ,N,,o
The exercises are open TO the puoliI'
and a cordial invitation Is eXtehdeu 10 an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
s.nator Loyenstein to Take Rest.

Senator Iovenstein, on account OF con-
tinued i'll health, has rendered his resig-
nation as cashier OF the Richmond Per-
petual Building. Loan. and Trust Com
pany. which position he has held since
it's organization.
He will leave the city to-day for a
much-needed rest, his resignation having
been accepted. While absent, Mr.. Loven-
stein will attend the session of the SUI
preme Council. Royal Arcanum, which
meets I'm Savannah, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Mr. G. w. Cecil Leaves the Southern.

Mr.. c. w. Cecil, the well-known travel
ling passenger agent OF the Southern
railway. with headquarters In this city,
has resigned that position to accept the
more lucrative one OF southwestern agent
of the Georgia and Alabama railway.
His home will in future be in Atlanta.
Mr. Cecil was for many years agent OF
the Queen City and Crescent railway
in this city and Lynchburg. and as rail-
road man stands high in the profession.
He will leave for New Orleans in a few
davs. and his family will follow him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Prominent Railroad Man Here.

Mr.. G.. e. Schaff general manager of
the Big Four railroad. passed through
this city Sunday afternoon in a private
car. en- route for Old Point Comfort. lie
was Joined here by General-Manager
stevens, who accompanied him 10 MS
destination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
III. p,,b-uou,e Omen. To-Day,

The bath-house the delight OF so
many citizens, old and young, during
the hot days OF last summer, VIII be
reopened for the season this afternoon
Mr.. Westman and his assistants nave
been busy for several days getting the
place in readiness for the pubic ana
claim 10 have even more attractive re-
SORT this year than last. Family days
viii he the same as last season-Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays. The bath
house is anchored just off Mayo's
bridge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Small Fire I'm Manchester.

There was a small fire last night about
$50 o'clock at the residence or Mr.. Ber-
nard Walden, on Porter street near
Twelfth, in Manchester. 1t was caused
by the explosion OF lamp ana me
flames were extinguished before the fire
apparatus arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
The Umbrella selling here Is more

The Umbrella selling here Is more
than remarkable. Again to-day:
All Crepe Parasols. Cambria ParaSois,
Lace-striped Parasols, cream, PURE
Real Grass-IAnen Parasols open-w0rk'
canopy tops. bone tips and feruies'
actually $50 kinds. for Soc. 80 -.
To-day, starting at 1890 o'clock, ~ D " %
den China-Silk Parasols, 81 and Wv
ones at choice OF N.99. ~
BLACK Twilled Gloria sun ana KAN. iii m
hralias ladies' and mems, natural
wood handles. are 59c for what Is
asked 81 elsewhere.
Belts by the thousands, and at such
prices 90 are only known at Meyers.
ran Seal Belts, Tan buckles, loc. -,,.
2-Inch Black Rib Belts, gilt or SILVER
buckles. l0c.
Extra Long silk Belts. &c. .,.,..
Black Belts, with raised Initial pucAies'
25c.
Hze>uezS- GW @RtonM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
DEATHS.

RICE-Died, at o'clock Monday morn
ing. EVA LIMA RICE, aged 80 years.
Her funeral will take place at No. 100
High street TUESDAY EVENING, at 4
o'clock. She leaves a husband and eight
children to mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
WANTED,

TWO MEN-ONE WHO THOROUGHLY
understands trucking and marketing, and
one TO work truck farm. Single No one
who drinks need apply. Must be well
recommended. Inquire Of c. ". THOMP-
SON. Forks OF the Cary-Street road, Rio
Vista POst-Ofiice. my l-3t"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
THE RATH-HOUSE

will be open THIS EVENING. for men
only. The family days Will begin Mon
day. Family days will be the same as
last year-Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. Same prices will prevail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
Connecting Tracks at Ninth ana
UroQJ.

The Richmond Traction Company was
engaged yesterday afternoon and last
night putting in the connection pieces at
the corner OF Ninth and Broad streets
where its tracks intersect those OF the
Richmond City Railway Company. Very
little interference TO traffic was caused py
the putting In OF the girder sections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
WANTED,

AGENTS. $50 WEEKLY SALARY TO
right parties. Little work. snap for some
one; new scheme; failure impossiple, W." rs.'a
Tor special proposition. LOCK-BOx 5Sos
Boston, Mass ap lisa. Su. Tn& W3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
(my 2-Sa.Sd. Tu& IN

LOST LAST THURSDAY MORNING
between Cherry and Broad and sixth
streefs or on the horse-car, SMALL
scsnI.n RING with gold seal and key
sftached. A liberal reward VIII be paid
N Jeff at No. II south Third street -
my l9-its Mrss ss- y. W
LOST. YESTERDAY, GOLD MEDIA
Inscription one side. ~ =. Eiyscr ~
Liberal reward win be paid u issS = -
Dispatch once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BY A LADY OF EDUCATION AND
refinement, Situation In the country for
summer as conlpa MON and housekeeper,
and to sew. Salary small. Address Miss
A. c., care OF Uptown Dispatch Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
WANTED.

AGENTS FOR THE "LIFE OF
Holmes" the arch fiend who conIessneo 70
fwsntv-seyen murders Price. &c. quick
seller. Big profits. BARCLAY ~
Cincinnati, o. my lo-eo1ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
MUSICAL.

Vocal teacher. Just arrived signor
CAMPOBELLO, late baritone OF Amerl-
cas- standard opera. summer Terms.
Lampertls school. Address w. ID. Moses
q Co.'S and NJ. Il. Ramos & Co.'S music
stores. Signor Campobello desires churcn
position, either as leader or In cholr.
my l1-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
WANTED,

UNITED STATES ARMY. ABLE-BoS,,
died Unmarried Men. between ages OF ~
and 20; citizens OF the United states, 10 ~,
can speak. read. and write Enslish; FOR
Information apply to recruiting once
north Seventh street. Richmond, va ~x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-19
People call this
The Wonderful Store.
THE WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS cannot be equalled
anywhere.

The Ready-Made Wash Suits, for
both ladies sd boys, are contracted for
here at Meyers by the thousands, and
at the starting of the season sale yester-
day the common remark was. You are
far ahead of every store in town as re-
CARDS quality and style for the price.
Think Of Boys Wash Blouse Suits for S9c.
ladies' Tailor-Made Fancy Duck Suits
for 81 10.
Rows, White Duck Blouse Suits. with
many rows OF colored ducks. for 9Sc.
Ladies' Tailor Made White Duck Suits
for 1925.
Take a peep at the window, and II you
are not tempted to buy well be sur
prised.
%1n ~ EZEs%Z slxDrxH