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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
At THE PLAYHOUSE.
,ur FOURTH METROPOLITAN con.
CERT TOMORROW NIGHT.
GEORGIA CATYAE AND HER COMPANY.
She VIII TIC seen Here in New
vla,-Thc Nitascope and phono-
srapb--I. {. Stewards Production
Of the Two Johns.

Tho announcement OF the appearance OF
Ase.e Als Ger Ohe sc the Academy in the
fo.sb metropolitan concert tomorrow
nisl, aas aroused more than the ordinary
smar. OF interest Tor there are many
Who remember the appearance OF this
s.nrs some years ago. when the great
teror. Campanini, made his last tour OF
ts.s country before his final retirement
Taat Aus der one has not failed in at
talr.us Che position in the musical world
nca predicted for her IS best shown IN the
fac, THAI she has been engaged this winter
20 al many Of Moriz Rosenthars cancelled
dates. in New York Rosenthal had been
engaged 20 play az the January concerts
% the symphony Orchestra, but, Of course
bis illness prevented his appearing. Adele
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
THE OLD CAPITAL.
Dispositions CIose-Bigh Tides-Per-
souaI and General.

Dispositions ClOse-Hish Ttdes-Fer-
souaI and General.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. February a.
Special in the Wise-Young
congressional Contest, so far as this sec
ton is concerned, were concluded to-day
for the contestant with the examination
Of NJ. +. Burke, ex-Deputy Tax-Collector
for James City and Williamsburg. There
are four voting places in James CITY whlcn
cast a Republican vote Of 1853, and on a
tally-list kept by Republicans on election
day there appear only the names OF forty
whites as voting for Wise in the county,
distributed IS follows: Sixteen at Stone
house. two at Powhatan. six at Precinct
No. / jamestown District, and sixteen
at Precinct No. 2, jamestown District.
The unusually heavy tides In James
river have flooded the causeway between
the mainland and jamestown Island, ana
nersops crossing state that the water Is
almost ND to the bottoms Of the vehicles.
The bridge over the creek, which has been
in an unsafe condition for some time, has
been repaired, In order that there may be
no DELAY in running the tally-ho coach
from the island to this place.
A contract has been made by the Kings
MIN Company with some Michigan capital
lists for the erection at the colony OF
brick and tile plant The concern Is ex-
pected to be in operation in very snort
time. ~
Two offers were killed at Kings MIL
Yesterday by Mr.. John BullliahI one
measured feet inches ana the other
Feet 10 inches They weighed toSelner q
Mounds The skins are worth about $40.
IRE new roadway from the Chesapeake
ard Ohio railway through the Kings MIL
colony TO the river Will soon De COLI
DIeteG and will be. when finished. one or
the finest drives in these parts. me hlnss
MN people have recently sold a large
Quantity OF oats for seed. These oats are
Of the finest quality.
PERSONAL.
Mr. william B. Hundley, a weli-known
merchant Of Baltimore, was here this
morning TO visit relatives. ,, ~,
MIR. II. n. Phillips, Of chase Clty, va,
has written Judge r. l. Henley advising
him of his visit here next Iuesuay eFs-
ming 10 meet a number OF our cltihehs III
,.aesr1 70 establishing a bank in our town.
Miss Newton, the principal OF the hunt
,.a-,or school at Newport News, with
seyeral lady friends from the same city
,,as here to-day sightseeing. They were
shov,n around by Rev. Mrs. T. M. Amber
Who knew Miss Newton in wilmington
Mr. and Mrs. Denmead and Mr.. ana
,tre peachy. who have been in Norloik
20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb, returned TINS
morning. having spent a most dehghlui
time. -. ....o ,,,I ot.and
- i,a,so,ration are Mr. and Mrs. John y.
s en- ,, Miss Virginia Wise, Messrs. Blair
Sgoncer Thomas G. Peachy. Barron
Tancs NJ r. Harren, Or. Henry A. WISE
JONI " ". RawIins. and DR.. Richard A
tr,,oa aide TO General Porter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
rD,ton,s Ncyysy Budget.

= Hatcher, pastor OF the
rannv-street Methodist Episcopal ehuren !;
e. conducting a very large protracle''
- IT,. AZ his church. Many CONVEX
-. bove resulted. Rev. Mr.. Daugh-
80, ond other members Of the Apostouc
cb,,rch have taken great interest III
these meetings, and MI. DausheIty
no,nced before this meeting thdI -
the first time since the Apostohc Gnu i,i ~,
was established his church hau cioS'u
ire doors for a single night ,a
Mr.. A. l.. Phillips, populaI 100 y'-,is
NON Of Fulton Hill, and connected VIZ
tba Chesapeake and ONO Kail"ay In ~.
nanv. left yesterday for L0uis1,iIe' -.
70 accept position on the ,'s ,or,e
nc =, friends. who are glad TO note
his promotion. III, law. to-rnor-
NJ a. Alexandria. and will be In WASH
ington on March 4th- ,,,-,as
A. Wilson w. Turner con.ihueS
o.S.,callv III and grave hopes are en-
terta,ned for his ultimate recovery.
'e ~, 49, condition OF Mr.. Dennis KENNEDY
,os been sick for some time mas
not improved much' "a o,a b,gblv.
NJ John Shears. an ola anu nl5u,y
,osnected citizen Of Fulton Is ciltlcaiis
ftspSNNNN
H. c.s, will leave this
rr eii9 for washington to attend the IN
auguration. o-. ana wife ex-
~. ~ hear President Mckinley make
bIs inaugural address. ~, WI. -,
w W. frank Mandy is In New YORK on
s.91 T,,l,on Baptist church to-day fuil
AZ Of the work already done toward
fepo the church will be read by the
80" George Cbalkley. Of No. ia Lou
,u.nna street, is improving. after a short
Illness. ,.uA.Ao. uyho has heen an
.or,e time. Is no better.
iU Tho condition Of Mr.. W. w. Turner on
y,i,amsburg avenue, remains the same
naiss Matte seay IS very sick with pneu'
uonl I at her home. No. SslS Fourth
street. -. a,os q. her no,,.
I've Williamsburg road. just beyond
.ho cltv limits. and was inferred In Oak
wood On Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
runeroI CT DIR. Leftwich.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, February a.
(snecial)-The funeral-car Of the Ala
hama Great Southern railroad, contain
ing the remains OF the late James Tur-
ner Ieftwich, d. D.. arrived too late
This afternoon TO admit Of the service
at the church, and the cortege moved at
once TO I,ongwood Cemetery. where the
brrial-seryice was read by Rev. r. b..
Eggleston, pastor OF the Presbyterian
cbnrch here. The floral tributes were
the most superb ever seen here.
The remains were accompanied by Mrs.
T .eftvvlch and her son, Mr.. Thomas j.,
and daughter, Miss Florence Leftwich,
~ Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Nc
Pbeters. Of Raleigh, y. c.. and Mr.. and
Mrs samuel Inman, Of New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

Miss Georgia Cayvan will appear at
,he Academy next Friday and Satur-
Gay at the head Of her own company
on the opening night OF the engagement
and at matinee on Saturday she will
DC seen IN a new version Of Robert
Buchanan's pastoral drama Esquire
Kate This play was first done four
years ago by the Lyceum Theatre Com
pany, OF which Miss Cayvan was lead
ing lady, and in the title part she made
one or the greatest successes Of her life.
The play tells a charming and interest
Ing love story. the scenes of which are
laid In rural England.
Catherine Thorpe loves George Heath
cole, but he secretly loves her little
sister Hetty. Catherine suddenly falls
heir % q fortune and CATER Kingsley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
ROYAL Arcanum Entertainment.

Mccarthy Council, No. 4OS, OF the hoyal
Arcanum, will give TO It's members anu
tbeir friends next Thursday night grand
,ousical and literary entertainment al
I,ee-Camp Hall, No. 514 east Broad street.
Admission will be free, and tickets may
be had by calling at Mr.. !. Loyenstein s.
400 east Clay street, or upon Mr. j.
samuel Parrish, shafer Building. The
programme Will be as follows: lnsiru-
mental music; welcome. Dr. Starr; SOLO
Mr. Uoddon watkins; humorous songs
Mr. Harry Kemp; reading, Miss Mann
Ioaby; solo. Mr.. Joseph White; panJo
selections. Mr.. Eugene Davis: solo, MISS
palsy Hutzler; reading, Miss Mamie
Teahv: flute solo. Mr.. william Co"arulh'
Mr. Emmett Cosby, accompahlsti que =
Fsvonsen Brothers (Yioilh ana pl""o'' ''
strumental music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
The Record of the Fires.

Shortly after y o'clock last night fire
was discovered In the grocery and liquor
store OF John Smith. corner Of Thirteenth
and Short Leigh streets Two alarms
were sounded from Box Sl4. and the de-
partment made prompt and effective re-
Spouse. Considerable damage was done,
however, both to stock and building be-
fore the flames were extingulshed.
The alarm from Box 135 at $40 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was caused by a
small blaze in vacant house No. iii Grove
avenue. owned by Mrs. Rodgers. The
damage only amounted TO about $, ana
the origin could not be learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

il-2 yards long. Glossy and Fluffy. -
value 1888
IL yards long. go value. 81.
Feather Collars, 90 value. $40.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
We are showing a very handsome line
or Tailcr-Made Suits. in solid Black, Biue,
and mixtures OF all colorings. Our prices
range from $50 TO go. our Suits are
made In the latest shape and fit perfectly.
CORsETS.
We are surely doing the Corset business
Of the city We would nos want TO sell
them all II we could. Here's some prices:
All sizes White Corsets. finely shaped.
r.. &. g. Black corsets. zoe.
The 81 c. y. Black Corseis. nc.
The 81 e-hook w. u. Corsets. 75c.
All p. ID. Corsets az cost.
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
Mems. Ladies' and Chlldren's Under
wear occupy q prominent place I'm our
store. We want the space for other goods.
so we must make the prices lower than
you have ever known them.
DOMESTICs.
we sell Domestlcs m wholesale cost.
being satisfied 70 make our discount
That's why you can buy hero
Sc Bleached Cotton, yard wide. SIG.
yard.
Twllled Cotton Crash. lie. yard.
121-2c. Crepes. in all the pretty evening
shades. Sc yard.
loo. Irnbieached Jeans, &c. yard.
pc Sheetings at 15c. yard.
81 Table Linens, zoe. yard.
SOC Bleached Table Linen, 2oc. yard.
Full pieces Cotton Diaper. 35c. piece.
Best Naseline, 1c. bottle.
A iOc. Bleached Cotton, 6i-ic. yard.
. cases OF extra quality Unbleached Cot
ton. 1-2c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
-a-.-a--Hss'sss1-
-r Nnrnnrv of Life.

The ambulance was called last evening
~ s.l5 o'clock 70 the corner OF Grace anu
Twenty-nfth streets 70 attend b e 49,
t,arl'tns a colored woman, about 70 years
- zoe who had taken laudanum WIN
suicidal intent. The physician In charge,
Dr charles Lewis. took the woman 10
he olnshouse. and treated her she soon
recovered from the effects OF the orus,
and will be turned over TO her iriends as
good as ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
charming Entertainment.

sNuTHvILLE. VA. February r.
5c,,acial Mrs. r. ID. Robertson gave a
w. -rnlng entertainment at "Bothrem."
Sar lovely country home. on last night.
az honor OF Misses Gertie Harris, Lena
Xvaiton- Ella Womac. Of Prince Edward
UNITY. Belle Garden. OF Mecklenburg
~o',ntv' and Cornelia and Estelle Chap
III ~ this county. Music was furnished
~, Miss Nellie Beckins Adams and j.
~ priddy. At q late hour the guests
a,ere invited to partake or bountiful
rerast which had been carefully prepared
bv the skilful hands Of Mrs. Robertson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS FOR MARCH.
MEYER SYOLE, NsM Cornsr Fr5 and Broad Streets

next week, as usual. Sunday-school this
~iteIhoon at 2i5 o'clock. and prayer
le,us On thursday night at O'clock.
conducted by some city pastor snSc,ai
music every Sunday afternoon. Tas,
sunday afternoon Misses Lily Rogers
ana Fannie Edwards sang a duet in
very me voice, and Rev. L. NJ. Oner
pastor OF the Third Christian church
cohuueted the services last Thursday
night. The public IS cordially invited to
all OF these services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

took possession Of Hatton's bar. on Tai
bolt street, and the police had TO be
summoned TO dlslodge him. officers East
and Harrison responded. when the negro
suddenly sobered up and tried TO escape.
In doing so he became wedged In ~
tight alley. near Thayer's stables. on
Plume street. and was so determined to
escape that he fractured his skull and
two ribs trying TO do so. He was taken,
and then made a vicious effort to cut
officer Harrison. The negro was sent
TO st. Vincent's Hospital, and Is IN a
serious condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
A Rare Opportunity offered,

Eyensen's well-known and Popular Bar
and Restaurant, next door 10 Dispatch
office, Is for sale. Everything about this
place IS IN frst-class order The reputa-
tion OF the house is long established, ana
the purchaser will start out with a fine
trade. embracing tho best people OF Rich
mond and the best class Of visitors 10 the
city. For further particulars apply to ].
Samuel Parrish, Shafer building, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
c.,tenary,s silver Tea

INC Iar.es' AID Society q CeHIeH4Ig
church have arranged to give a charming
siiser tea. at the residence Of Mr. ana
No. p ]. White, No. l8 south Th'ra
erect Tuesday evening between ana ~
O'clock. A very attractive programme
has been provided. II VIII consist a., ol
To- 1'.,',l selections by some OF Richmond
- taient end Rotations by Well
.noxyn local artistic. The house will be
tastefnuy decorated. and the affair
nromiges much enjoyment to all who at
tf.uA IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
nurlseyiIIe Jottings.

DrrRKEVILLE, VA. February a.
Csr.eciaI)-Mr. Glen. X. Green. OF Char
lofte county. delivered a lecture in the
Institute chapter last night for the benefit
of the Masonic Lodge. His subject was
woman"
Intelligence was received here this eve
49, maj Mrs. Belle Drew's stables were
burned Yesterday No horses were burned,
Tho loss Is estimated at between 800 and
500; no insurance
+, showed very heavily this morning for
,ho,t two hours. but the snow soon
melted when the sun broke through the
clouds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCr.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. q. 1851.
ARRIVED.

AfNiNA V Eli,
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers: Virginia
Schooner Elizabeth +. leo, Buggy, PIN.
adslphia, coal; 5. III. HAYES 4 Co.
SAILED
Steamer Winyah, Simmons. Philadei-
phia. merchandise and passengers; J. W.
McCarrick, agent.
steamer shinnecock, Porter. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers; baltimore
Steam Packet Company.
Steamer Yemassee, ONeil. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers; j. w. Nc
Carrick, agent.
Schooner Elliot l. Dow, Pinkham, Eo3-
ton via Suffolk; lumber.
Schooner William II. Hensel. soper. New
Schooner John McGlnnis. Higgins. BaIti-
more via Petersburg; lumber.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 27tns
Dy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fitzpatrick. New Orleans.
Sfeanlshlp Yanariva, Shields,
ctcarshfD ADpomatt0x. LONDON
Schooner Isabella GU, New YORK.
SAILED.
c,oarshin Richmond- Hill. Antwerp.
S,ssmahip Fftzpatrick. Hayre.
steamship Langoe. Amsterdam
popr OF WEST POINT. FEB. n. iN7.
(By teIegraph)
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk; passengers and genefal cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Aceomack. Thompson. Nee>
folk. passengers and general cargo .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

Aus der Ohe was then engaged to play
-n his place, and this she did, giving the
same numbers that ROsenthal would have
played had he been able TO appear.
tlrla AUS der Ohe has always been
CONS enuOus artist. and no pianist now
l'ine has greater fame as d true IN
.--.Iatct.
It VIII De remembered by many Rich
mo1l musicians who heard AUS der One
Deg. some years ago with the great tenor
Clur9nni, and TO enc who attended that
Woll rill playing. There are many VINO
che yojur girl caused 20 that time by hef
wonderful playing. There are many VINO
declare her performance gave more true
enjoyment than any pianist heard mere
not so much rom o. purely technical point
Of E.eE iut on account Of the WOndertul
tones she Produced from the piano, and
the exquisite reading given the compost
tlc-e. VI is easy 10 confuse with technical
dissertations in the manner in which q
pianist has performed q certain compo-
s.I0l t-at is only comprehensive 70 the
educated musician, but II is not the edu-
Gated musicians In the main that 20 10
make uD The audiences that have patron
seed Tie metropolitan concerts mere THIS
winter but the busy man and the pussy
woman. who have not the time 10 90 into
an exhaustive study Of music, and When
a concert is attended Il is for enjoyment
and rest 10 make classic music ENJOY
able does not require that one should have
made q study OF IL, but this remains the
work OF the artist who essays 20 render
programme. Many artists divest q com
position OF every vestige Of feeling, anu
10 becomes simply g. piece or mechanism
rot possessing that true artistic teInpera-
meut required TO meet the hearer WINE
another VIII play the same composition
ana endow 10 with all that is beautiful
and gives pleasure 20 every one.
Aus der one IS an artist that possesses
the true eenius-the genius that is porn
n-t cultivated. And no better Illustration
is given Of this artists power than the
expressions Of those who are in the daliy
strife " the world, and who do not claim
any technical knowledge OF music, but
who love a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
xo CASE FOR WISE.
ca sny Young's Lawyers-A Despe-
rate Negro.

rate NeETOs
,-OprOrK. VA. February T.-(Spe-
- ro-day was the last OF the thirty
.''' .,.b Dr. r. A. Wise could take tes-
,,,,orv IN support of his contest for the
'D.'~.ressional seat OF Hon. w. A. Young,
con- a,,,ccessful Democratic candidate. Mr..
s,n.a,,el Taylor, one OF Mr.. Ioung's
,awvers. says he does not see that Wise
bas made any case at All, and tnat he
nas see any reasonable doubt OF Mr..
x,n'.,',,ss retaining his seat. Judge Tucker
p.oolse another Of Mr. Youngs attor-
rays saws the only possible effect Wiee's
noatest will have will be the reduction
80 young's majority from 200 to l.so.
rarly this morning 8 drunken negro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

CINCINNATI. o., February FLEW
y, ~0odaie was nominated for Mayor to-
day by the Republican conventlon as.
sembled at Central Turner Hall ia 4,
well known in business circles ana has
figured actively In politics. lie ia n
member OF the State Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
MEYER SYCLE.
NEW DRESS GOODS.

Tho nJa,v rro.tv end Stylish Is here IN
Dregs Goods Our Dress Goods DusHleSso
has for Years been the largest IN I'M I'M,
cjtv II is now. High qualtles-io"
- W vVeS sbenberd Checks. &c. yard.
5oc yah,a ATWOOD Shepherd Checks, 10
pIack and White. Brown and y" h ss
Nav and white, Green and "nite' -'0'
yard. oso value 1Oc.
yard. ,,..r,,re IN Black.
81 Imported Brocaded Etaun'ne' III ''''''
to wear over color. Soc. yard. r-o,oso
njeres 4s-inch Black Figured Brocaoe'
y m sC stvlss In Atwood 3s-inch Mixtures
for skirts and suits. 5oc. value, &c; ya ~
pieces very handsome navy Sou CO.. yard
viot made 10 sell for N.S, now oSc. yaru'
Csc. Black Figured BriIliantine' Il l-|c'
'q IMPORTED BrillIantlne, 75c. value. &c.
yard
SILKS. .,..
Selling silks here at prices that please
our patrons. Everybody Is wondering ~
the way we do II. r.,e... cuLs
90 All shades China silks. 19c;
Fianred silks. checks, solid colors, pro-
cades. 75c. and 81 value, Sc. YARD.
7 pieces jacquard ChangeaOle rlsureu
Taffeta. $3.50 value. IJc. yaru.
no patterns Of Silks, 55c: yatu'
Choice of any Of the N.JO silks; sSc'
satin Duchess, Il inches wiqe, 81 20 ,,,,o
10 Quality Gross-Grain Silks, 81 value
75c yard.
FEATHER BOAs.
,,e,I, fine goods-yery low prices. The I'M
norier needed moncy-we bought the ooS Is
P1-vard-long Very Finest Feathers Slu
value. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
Richmonders I'm New york

Now YORK, FEBRUARY 27.-(specisI)-
L. stern, Monhattan; L. o. Miller. AL
pert pert; MISS Todd. r. G. Todd and VIDE.
nett, Astor. De"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28

Upon the special request Of number
o. the patrons Of these concerts, violin
ist has replaced the tenor who was
% have appeared here. 1t was repre-
scented to Messrs. Walter y. Moses q CO.
that the teuors heard I'm these concerts
have been inferior in their vocal accom-
uI.sruent. and that the substitution OF
some other feature might prove efica-
c0us. Mr.. Moses forwarded the request
20 the managers Of the series in New
York. and received a telegram yesterday
announcing that Signor Giacomo gum
taro would succeed Giavini In the cast.
The former had been previously an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
MEYER SYCLE.

CARPETS.
We have no competition on CarpctA
We are closing them out entirely: tbars
why you can buy them at such ridiculous
prices. Read:
75c. Atwood Yard-wide Carpets, $50.
yard,
50 and e5c. Yard-wide Ingram Carpets,
&c. yard.
rs and S5c. Brussels Stair Carpets, ssc-
yard.
75c. Brussels Carpets. acc. yard.
&c. and 81 Brusses Carpets, 60c. yard.
All Rugs at one-half.
Fur Baby-Carrlage Robes. CSC.
Eur Rugs q yards long. $50
2ac. Mattngs a. lie. yard.
l5c. Mattings az l0c yard
BOOKS.
our Book Store invites you 10 come ana
see tho many new and desirable Books. A
complete stock-always less than PUBLISH
ers prices. Why should we not DO the
leading Book business OF the town?
Amos Judd, Sprightly Romance OF Mar
sac, The South Seas. The Hon Peter
Sterling are In stock again.
The Elsie Books Cor Girls. Sc.
Elsie Dinsmore (only), 4sc
The Worlds Best Books. &c.
See the 81 Library Books. iSc
Handy Classics, lie.
Half-price and less on Chlldren's Picture
| Books.
600 more just came Of those Oxford
Teachers Bibles at sl.2s
' LACEs.
Laces for all purposes-wide and narrow.
| White, Cream. Butter. Black-some brand
new effects for neck and sleeves.
Frogs. IN sets, sizes, for soc.
FROGS, IL l-2c. each; Frogs, 15c. each.
! Frogs. in sets. sizes, for 75c. worth q.
| All kinds of SIX BrafdS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
MISS ADELE AUS DER oHE'

nounced 20 appear here in RosenthaPs
support. $50.
Quintano had his training IN Naples
from which city ne has but recently ar
rived. and ne plays with the waIIilt"
and fervor typical or the itailah .en
ueramont. II Is said that his tone Is OF
beautiful quality, and his sentiment very
winning. Miss Montefore VIII appear
here as announced
General admission tickets, emitting inc
holder 70 a seat, viii be sold to-horl0"
al 81.
Edlson's latest Invention, the vitascope
Che word, "a IAtn-Greek hybrid, mean
ing TO see life'D. will be the attraction
a. the Academy on Tuesday and Wei-
nesday. There will be matinee and eve
ming performances on the latter day.
The Intervals between the production OF
the several pieces on the programme WIZ
be allied In with musical selections heaFd