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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

The Board Of Managers and Superin-
tendent Lindsay, Of the Richmond In
dustrial Home, desire 10 return their
thanks 10 the following friends for sub
stantial assistance during the last month:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. Richmond Milk Dairy, J. 5.
Munce Mrs. Moesta's Bakery, Mr.. w. +.
Drinkard's Bakery, Mr.. Nodes Bakery,
Briggs's Bakery, Broom's Bakery,
New York Bakery Kunkers Bakery,
drugs from Drs. Frazier, Nelson, Latti-
more, and Brair; Tom Myrtle, a. T..
Johnson, Alr. Schwarts, WoOdsOn q An
derson Bakery, Mrs. Maggie, GilPs Bakery,
r. c. Cavedo A. Schmidt, T. Gogan, DR..
w. w. Scott. +. Donohoe. DR. w. III.
Scott. J. T. Grady, +. VI. Peace, r. A.
Martin. r. j. Enrght, A. Feitig. j. Doc.
Sears, Mrs. Keller, w. Heckler Mrs.
Kirsh, +. Coulter Mrs A. Mckinley, w.
FERGUSON. Charles Decker, w. \. Lam
bert. Myer Kirsh. NJ. Brie, f. Fairlamb,
Jacob Keck, Brauer & Son, L. Shumaker,
Eiche q Son. Charles Fromer. Eugene
Brauer. a. Il. Bryant. w. ]. Brauer. c.
Kastleburg. ]. AGREE, II. c. Hechler,
William Brauer. J. Brauer, Il. Il Schmidt,
r.. A. AGREE. i. HelfOrt, f. y. Fletcher
Timberlake & Co., ID. ID. Peasants S. u.
Flournoy, VI. Martin. c. Ungar, j. n.
Birch, o. y. Norman, ]. Gentry, j. Light
foot. Joe Charity, r. Glass, Gillio's
Bakery, d. OSullivan, V. Hechler, J. W..
Phillips. w. a. Smith. NJ. T. Marcuse,
d. c. Parker, John Caffee. Woodson &
Brown. Mrs Mann, VI. Bosquette II.
Berger, r. J.. ChappeH. w. Hire, Edgar
shine. Coleman & Brothers, II. Ruff. c.
Lumschad, Thompson 4 Benson, Stout &
Co, j. Bliley, NJ +. Burton. ". II. Cor
don, W. A. Kelley, w. F. Clark, j. Nc
Graw, w. Tatum, Herman Schmidt, A. b.
Clark, c. Manning. j. Beale, J. Hoode,
Mrs. r. Lang. p. Blenner. J. j. Rankin,
j. McCurdy. A. J. Staude, P8dgett, J. H.
Wayne. r. r. Carter, w. c. Tyler. III. c..
Jones. c. L. Saunders, $. Lee, w. w.
Hewitt, Tom Lee w. II. Bueg, o. Staude,
w. Talley, =. III. Blakey, G.. Holzback,
G. Gordon. Tiller & Tiller. Chapman &
Johnson, Freshman & Morris, r. Padgett,
Kahn d Brothers, Mrs p. ONeil, Cohen
Bakery, Mr. DuGston, Herman SmOot, j.
a. Vaughan, Singers Bakery, f. w.
Turner. w. b. Logan. p. A. Lowry, l..
r. Marston, w. LDolley, J. J.. Beverage,
w. Tomas j. a. Davis, Virginia Fish
Market. j. il. Holmes, w. w. Wasser-
man. y. J. Smith, Charley King. T.. L.
Eacho p. Bagley. c. +. Reams. +. Car
Der, r. c. Burnett, Wingo, Elliott q
Crump, Drewry &c Hughes, Mr.. Lithoge,
and w. b. Watson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Tile ,lcetIrrs In Eulton.

The revival at the Fulton Baptist church
is growing in interest. Tuesday night
was the most interesting meeting yet.
Rev. Dr. Hatcher, of Grace-Sreet Baptist
church, preached a powerful sermon on
"sin." lie told of many touching mel
dents which had come under his ooserVa-
ton. one was the embezzlcment or
bank clerk in Petersburg, whose case ne
used as an illustration. saying that ne
had baptized him and took a great interest
I'm him. and when hearing Of his tnisior-
tune ne made a special trip 10 Petersburg
and visited him I'm Jail. But as he was
about 10 enter another just ahead or MN
carried pardon from the Governor. lie
went on 20 say that while pardoned by
the law Of Virginia. ne was not paldonea
I'm the sight of God. Dr. Hatcher VIII
preach again tonight. -,
Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal cnurch
held on Tuesday night one OF the largest
meetings vet. and the revival seems to be
taking on new interest. Rev. Mr. Bosss'
VINO was a Confederate soldier and CHAP
lain I'm the late war. conducted the ser
vices He took as his text. "Whosoever
corfessetb me before man, him viii / also
confess before my Father I'm Heaven.
Mr. Poggs told his hearers what that text
meant and many stood for prayer me
meeting will continue during TINS Week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
ANOTHER BOLD HOLD-UP.
This Time the Victim Is MIR. Horner
G.. Meade.

Hold-ups, and bona-fide hold-ups. at
that, appear to be occurring with some
frequency in Richmond now. and the
Meade family seem to have been marked
by the bold, bad bandits as their vic
tins. Some nights ago 0Ir. Richard II.
Meade was waylaid on Franklin street
about 9 o'clock, and Tuesday night his
first cousin Mr.. Horner G.. Meade, Of
No. 106 east Leigh street. was held up.
The latest victim is only 10 years Of
age. and is a student at the Virginia
Mechanics Institute. He was returning
home from school about $50 o'clock and
just as he arrived opposite the alley
on Sixth street between Grace and
Franklin. a stout man. whose face was
partially concealed by a cap, sprang
upon him, Selling him by the collar and
grasping his watch-chain.
The young man scUfiied with the negro,
and. though the watch-chain was broken,
succeeded in retaining the timep'ece in
his possession Breaking from the mans
grasp Mr. Meade ran rapidly to-
ward Grace street. and his assailant
gave chase When the corner was reach
ed. the fellow, fearing TO enter the circle
of light shed by the electric-lamp, gave
up the pursuit, and skunk back into the
shadow.
The broken piece Of chain was found
yesterday in the alley near where the
hold-up occurred, and taken TO Captain
Angle. who turned il over 10 its owner
The police have been investigating the
matter. but have very little to work On,
as Young Meade is not certain whether
his assailant was negro or white man.
He rather inclnes TO the belief that he
was bury negro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

Il
o'clock. AFTERNOON NJ j
,, wv w, w. Lear conducted the ser
y, ~, ana was assisted by Rev DIR T..
~ norhhli. OF the Bainbridge- street
-p"st church. The intermen. was
mace IN Maury Cemetery
ny pah-bearers were Judge William
fNiop'"n and MessTs. g. A. Carr John
~ "r,eh' W. d. Walker. w. H. Owens. s
- -, DMVns' ellis Williamson. and A. ID.
C.. The Laiies' Aid Society or clopton-
baptist church will have an old
T,,5o,.' HaiBht, on upper HuM street.
-. ne Ladies Aid Society Of the West
" N,,houist church will give q silver
"' 'he residence Of Mrs S. G. Nun
I,h vi i""''"'y' NlArch
tnere ia "a great deal Of complaint on
''e part Of the farmers Of Chesterfield
V,"u'y on account OF the sickness and
wv" "eath OF their hogs. These animals
be' pany and become gradually worse.
ana nothing that the owners can do for
'oem VIII Benefit them. and they gradu-
ally die. A number of them died on the
la'in or Mr.. Thomas Petugrew near the
city Tuesday, that were owned By Mr..
hehry Lee Provost. Mr.. W. A. Rice
lost a lot short time since. The dis
ease is unlike the cholera. and the farm
eFs have been unable TO find remedy.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Linwood Latham left yesterday
morning for Washington.
Mr. a. Royal returned yesterday morn
ing from a trip TO Powhatan Courthouse.
Mr.. W. H. Staynor. of Kalamazoo.
Mich, ia I'm the city.
Mr.. Marcus A. Cogbn. Clerk Of Ches-
terfeld county. was IN the city yesterday
Captain A. G. Attkisson. the Common
wealth's Attorney, is still detained at
home by sickness
Miss Mamie Shelton who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. ID. l.. Pullam, on
Porter street. has returned to her home,
after pleasant stay
Misses Flora and Matte Hatcher are
visiting the home of DR.. @. w Friend, on
Porter street
Messrs. John Fink and J. r. Rosen-
thai, both Of Baltimore, Md, were in
the city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. John Burke. who has been sick at
his home, in Swansboro', is worse.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Finance Committee Of Bainbridge-Street
church will be held Saturday night at s
o'clock i'm the lecture-room.
Miss Maggie Friend and Mrs. Matte
Cornwall, of Hcnrico. who have been
stopping with Or. G. w Friends family,
returned home yesterday.
Thomas Burfoot, a young negro man,
was before the Mayors Court yesterday
morning charged with throwing rocks on
the streets.
Two small white boys were going to
school Tuesday morning, when the
smallest was hit with a rock. thrown by
Burfoot. The Mayor assessed him 81 to-
wards paving Hull street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

gislature will adjourn next Wednesday
sine die. IL is now reasonably sure there
will be no extra session.
Walter r. Henry will not be judge. He
is a soured and disappointed man.
The fight over the public printing IS a
hot one. Bids were opened yesterday, The
present public printer cut the rate 10 per
cent. on tho prices Of the past two years.
Hon. Elliott +. Danforth, OF New York.
member Of the National Democratic Com
mittee, Is here for ten days, the guest OK
Ed Chambers Smith. Esq.
A PROPOSITION.
In the Republican caucus last night
Lieutenant Governor Reynolds proposed or
limited at plan for the Republicans 10
go In with the Democrats and divide the
State institutions.
The Populist boilers met last night and
named as their candidates, under terms OF
agreement with the Republican caucus
r. A. Cobb. for State Librarian; ID. keld
Parker, Commissioner OF Agriculture Dr'
w. r. Wood, Superintendent or insane
Asylum at Raleigh; j. Y. HanericK' COM
missioner Of Labor Statistics.
The Republican caucus decided TO defeat
the Code Commission. This is announced
10 be on the ground OF expense.
Tho LEGISLATURE to-day elected II. A.
Cobb Pritchard Popullst), State Libra
rian. all the Republicans and boiling Popu-
lists voting for him, straight Popuists
voting for u. A. Cole and Democrats Tor
]. c. Ellington. The Legislature also eject
ed d. II. Abbott Republican,, Railway
Commissioner for six years, boiling Fopu-
lists and Republicans voting for MIN
while Democrats voted for Il. c. Beddlng-
field. and straight Populists for John era
ham. - 80
A bin passed TO amend the charter OF
New Berne by allowing the Governor 10
onnoint an alderman for each ward, just
as is the case in Wilmington,s new chur-
fer. A bill TO establish police eomfnls-
sion for Goldsboro' was railroaded through
the Senate by the Republicans ana Bolt
ers. A bill 10 exempt the Farmers Mu,
tuaI Fire-Insurance Company from al
tax passed the Senate, and Dill 10 re-
ouire All executions 10 take place IN the
penitentiary was tabled.
The revenue act passed the Rouse,
section being included TO tax each drum-
mer doing business in this state 80 an
nually. A bill passed its final reading IN
the House appropriating 100000 annually
direct 10 the public schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

The museum Of Richmond College has
just received a handsome present from
Rev. Hugh i. Mccormick, OF Morela,
Mexico. These curios rested at the college
from their long journey yesterday, and
while the four boxes in which they are
secured have not yet been opened, the
list Of what these caskets contain con-
vinces the museums curator, DR.. Charles
H. Ryland, that they are a valuable and
interesting collection. This collection has
been made with a world Of care and pains
by Rev. Mr. Mccormick from the best
Of the rare things that for centuries have
been hidden away in this wonderland Of
the Montezumas. Mr.. Mccormick is a
missionary in Mexico from the Baptist
Foreign Mission Board, and is devoted
alumnus Of Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

The Deep-Run Hunt Club met at the
ol,,b- house Yesterday afternoon, and en-
loved a splendid afternoons sport; There
were eighteen members in the HELD -FOUR
Of whom were ladies. III,
The drag had been laid from the cum
through Captain Hancock properly
round by Dumbarton and back 10 lne
starting point. The run covered us
lance of about nine miles ana the coun-
tr,' was fairly even. but the going was
,.,rttc,,Iarly hard I'm the lowlands, where
~ effects Of the recent rains were stu
~ evident. and the ground very heavy.
There were TO accidents. and the rum
which lasted for about two hours. was
.horouohly eniOVed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Roy. Mr.. N,orehead.s CaII.

Rev. John MOrehead pastor OF the
First English Lutheran church, has up
to the present received 10 official noti-
dcation OF his call 10 the Collegiate
church. In Salem. Mr.. Morehead said
last night that, before he could give any
definite answer as to whether he would
or would not accept the call, il would be
NECESSARY for him to know the purport
~ II and TO consult the Missionary
Board. under whose jurisdiction the Rich
mond church now IS.
Mr.. Morehead said he should be very
sorry 10 leave Richmond, and, should he
decide TO do so. he will meet with great
onnosition from, his present flock, who
are very vigorous in their protests against
hts acceptance of the call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Bessie Wright is quite sick at
her home, on west Main street.
Mr.. II. L. Denoon and wife left yes
terday for Washington TO attend the in
auguration.
Messrs. Elijah Baker and Charles
Friend left Tuesday for Washington
to attend the inauguration.
Mrs. l. y. See and children, of New
York. are stopping at Mrs. W. II. Leidys,
No. 2sO9 east Marshall street.
, The monthly meeting Of the Powhatan
Club will be held tonight. Several Of
the Indians will make big talks.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Jones will
take place at 10 o'clock this morning from
her late residence, No, 9lS Beverly street.
Mr.. Benjamin II. Berry. Commissioner
OF Accounts, who has been seriously
sicl, for some several weeks, has had q
relapse. and IS again confined 10 his
home. No. 405 east Grace street.
Sunday. March 7th, at st. James Epis-
conal church. corner Fifth and Marshall,
the Rev. Lucien l.. Kinsolying, mis-
sionary 10 Brazil, viii make an address
at 5P. NJ. on the work OF the mission.
Miss Matte seay, one OF the most
nrominent and popular young ladies' Of
the Apostolic church, died at her home
in Fulton. Tuesday night. Her funeral
viii be held from the church at o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Warde left yes
,ardov for Washington TO attend the
inareural ceremonies. and before return
in,, viii visit New York and other north
49,, titles. where she will be joined by
her sister Miss Corinne b. Steer, of New
Haven, Conn
cerman-Americans in Richmond are
,,,oL,ng arrangements 10 celebrate with
,,,hIic demonstration the Tooth anniver-
49, ~ the birth of William l., the first
En,neror OF Germany The celebration will
nrobably take the form OF "Commers,
- Ne held on the evening Of March 22d, at
Sanger Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
WILSON.
Two Neutrality-suspicious. Fisst--A
Revival.

WILSON, N. c.. March S.-(special)-
Two Of Wilson's popular young business
men became Benedtcts yesterday. Air. e.
w. Gold. editor Of the Wilson Times. ied
TO the altar, at Conetoe, E'dgecornbe coun-
~. Miss Ella Howard, OF that place.
At 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. n.
+. Jones, superintendent OF the telephone
service here, was united in marriage 20
Miss Estells Brodie at the home OF the
brides mother. in this place. The happy
couple drove through the country atter
the ceremony TO tho home Of DIR. MorSer'
where q reception was rendered them.
Bishop Chislsiil made hts annual vista
ton here to-day and preached In st.
Timothy's church tonight. After the SER
mon a class Of six or seven was confirmed.
An unusual interest is being manifested
I'm the revival services going on at the
Disciples church here. Large crowds at
tend and eagerly listen to the sermons
preached by Rev. ID. IL. Petfee. OF KIN
ston. Thirteen persons have united with
the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
nALEIGws GENERAL BUDGET.
Governor Russell and the boiters-
No Extra Session.

NO I4Xtra scrsAOa'
RALEIGH, n. c., March S.-CSpeciaA'
Senator Grant, who is evidently at feua
with Governor Russell, said recently tna'
the Governor was or would be the head
Of the Populist party. James e. BOYD said
that North Carolina In the last campaign
had three Popullst nominees Tor governor
The Republican prophecy that the MAORI
tv Populists would become the Governor
sunnorters now comes true. The Governor
ignores the minority. the boilers. W. II.
Chadbourn. Of Wilmington, one OF the
Governors closest friends, has been mere
two DAVIS. working along this line. lie -
gratified at his success. -,...
Cannon. one OF the Populist minority
Who deserted the crowd and joined the
majority and the Governor last hignt'
saw the handwriting on the wal. Inc
question now is, whether the OoVeFhor
viii give the boiling Populists single
place. - ro,.,,,s,s
IN The House have passed a bill so gerry
wandering tho Seventh District as 70 pre-
vent any possibility Of Shuford Populist
and supporter OF Butler) being re-siected
90 Congress Republicans and boilers
swore in January they would crush snu-
ford for his opposition 10 Senator fritch-
ard. -,,s,,o,s
Sneaker H,leman says he thinks the Le-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

Mr. w. r. Smith and Miss Edna 70.
r,ieid the charming daughter OF Mr.. q.
: Field. OF Church Hill, were united
IN marriage at Epiphany Episcopal
church Washington, on Tuesday at noon.
II was not a case OF elopehehl' pu.
a. which the bride and her parents
"a The groom agreed that the wedding
should take place as il az.
Mr. Smith is popular young business
nan of This city, having for long while
hem with Mr.. J. w. Solomon, In the
grocery business. He and his bride nave
returned home, and received me con-
gratulations of their many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Death of Captain Montgomery.

Captain George ". Montgomery died
at the residence of his brother, Mr.. John
r.. Montgomery. No. 5Ol north Twenty
sixth street, yesterday at $50 o'clock.
Captain Montgomery was in his 49th
year. and until the time OF his last illness
lived IN Warwick county. About three
weeks ago. i'm very bad health. he came
TO Richmond for treatment. Medical aid
was soon seen 70 be of no avail. and seve-
raj DAYS before the end came he sank
rapidly. 4 message was wired 20 his
Warwick home, aud Monday his wife
came TO his side. He leaves 10 mourn
their loss q wife and babe months Of
age.
The remains viii be taken to Warwick
county Friday morning, and there in
TERED I'm tho family section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

George N. sklpwith. for the affirmative.
and Messrs. Herbert L. Norfieet and j..
Alfred Garrett. for the negative. Others
who will take part I'm the exercises are:
Messrs. Il. Mercer Hartman, president;
Walter s. Mcneil. reader. and Ernest
O'Bannon, declalmer.
The arrangements for the debate are
in charge Of a committee. as follows:
Messrs Monte j. Rea. chairman; Al
fred r. Will.ngham. Thomas p. Nc
Adams. c. Burnley Landlord. and Cal
der r. Willingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
nlt OF His Ear.

The ambulance, with Dr. Charles
Lemon I'm charge, was called yesterday
evening about Gas o'clock 10 the First
Police Station 10 attend William Coon
ran. who had lost his ear in a hght'
William. and Fred. Cowell Doth coloredl
were engaged in a little scrapping parry
I'm a saloon at Franklin ana SeVeh'eeleh
streets when Fred. got Williams ear
between his teeth, and shut down. Fred.
has something of the bulldog about his
nature for he didn't let go till the ear
aid. The injured man was treated ana
left. while the fellow with a relish Tor
souse was locked up in the First station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
The BEGINNING of Lent.

Ash wednesday. the first day Of Lent,
was duly observed in all the Cathohc'
Episcopal, and Lutheran churcneS yes
terday with special services.
The day with the Catholics was
holy day Of obligation, and all tie masses
were well attended. After tne carry
masses the ashes were sprinkled.
Morning and evening services were
held in the Episcopal churches ana eve
,,ine, services in the Lutheran churches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
THE NEW ORLEANS CARNIVAL.
Its Duration This Year Was Three
Weeks-EIeven Grand Balls.
New York Trlbune.)


This year the New Orleans carnival
which hitherto had occupied but three
days, was extended to three weeks. II Is
claimed that It besan--as begins the car
nival In Italian cities-with January 6th,.
when the TRefth-Nig Jewellers gave
their chrysanthemum ball and selected
as a presiding queen Miss Lydia winship,
with Miss Behu, Miss West, and MISS
Faith Buckner az her maids OF honor.
No more carnival festivities. however
took place until February 18th, when the
Society OF Census--so named from the Ro-
man god who introduced women INTO
Rome-gave les ball. representing the IA
nous Sherwood Forest, with tho maskers
I'm lincoln green. IL selected as queen
one OF the most beautiful young women IN
the city. Miss Stella Demornolie. or onp
OF tina Oldest creole families In New OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Mn sigma Rios Public Debate.

The annual public debate or the Mn
sigma Rho Society Of the college WI
take place IN the College Han tomorrow
evening, beginning at o'clock
The question for discussion Is; re
so,,,ea That the government should own
snd control all its railroad systems
rha handling Of this pithy problem de-
wolves upon Messrs. Oscar l.. Owens and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
Re-EIect Its Officers.

The Junior-Oakwood Memorial Asso-
citation met IN the brick school-room Of
ST. Johns church yesterday al 4:30
o'clock. The former officers Of the Ju-
nlors were reelected for the succeeding
year, and routine business was trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

Through inadvertence the name % ~,
w. A. Price was printed yesleiu"S ,he
Ipernacratic League for Good Government.
Mr. price declined by letter 70 serve OH
The committee. and II was throush an
oversight that his name was not eraseu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

As we are now running the Palmer
cox Primers for the little ones. we will
soon close our offer for "Our Lost Cause
souvenir. We wish to no.
tifv our subscribers that the time In
which 10 secure them is very limited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
1000 Yards Dress GilghanS

of the celebrated Renfrew make
the best of the lie. GinRbams-nre
placed on sale to-day at Lie
yard-from n wholesalers stock.
Fine quality Domet Flannel in Light
Pink and Blue stripes and checks, &c
a yard.
Fast-Back Henrietta-F Finished Sateens,
i'm short lengths, regular stock would
cost II 1-2c. a yard; in pieces Tor
Size q yard.
Imported Patterns of Fine Dimity.
large and small designs. worth from
II IL to 17c.; off pieces In r'mnants,
for 7-Sc. a yard.
Extra Large Pure Linen Knotted
Fringe Damask Towels, all White
and Colored bordered, worth &c, Ior
J0c. each.
Satin Damask F'ull-Bleached Fringed
Table-Covers for S1.25 each.
Tailor Made Suiting, I'm a great variety
OF colors and patterns, II 1-2e. IS the
price elsewhere, here for Use.
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
u,.,wonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK, March s.-(special)-A. X.
varbroueh. Grand; p II. Powers. MARI
horoueh: ]. Bates. l.. +. Lyon, b. Lewis
{, penis; c. Hutzler. Albert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04
IN cure a Cold In One Day

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
druggists refund money IL falls to cure
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-04

You can't make a new arm win Sa,'"
ton OIL, but you can cure the
with 1t sc.