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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

a.
from these worldly temptations ana ,,n 'n ~
Church muss oiser attractions In lieu U q
them. This the preacher saiu, ,~ve.yo,fh
object and the philosophy Of the - hp pScom.
League. aid the great Wall iii sides.
AZ this iunct,,re bishop Creamery
ferred 20 the advantages OF class ~,
iEgs. and took occasion 10 p - Who
pliments TO the lukewarm I'M h, ia their
go TO church simply b eeaure anv desire
10 receive mamma from on high; IL
Epworth League Is doing goo" ws',ii
he said. In awakening ..'Iishtpo much
church-goors, and are accoIniA.snnf The
through their literary departnhe.e' pihie
necessity Tor a daiIy study OF the bip ls
was here touched upon, anu anu. on,nba :
upon TO some extent. the bisnuP I"novv
sizing the benefit deriVeu ii'''i
ledge of the Holy WIT. ,.,,c
CHURCH-WORKE AND PRAY Els
The duty NJ church member was IN,
next idea advanced by the speaker any
he dwelt at some length upon the hee'
for church-workers ard church pr ss,,i,-
that is men and women VINO arr I'LL
ped and ready at all tlines;; I'm T., nyayer
In conclusion. Bishop Granbery u.k. =
the members OF the league 10 co-opeIat'
with the Church, and 10 aVoiu a-s ,., ~.
fict whatsoever with the airahgSlneih =
of plans and meetings OF t.s ~
when the Sneaker took his seat the con
gregation. led by the choir. sang VIII
much evident feeling GOD lie WIN 10"
TIL We Meet Again ,,oo,,,
Committee reports ana miscehalieou ~,
business wetc then called for, ana OF
motion of DIR. Tudor II was decided tina
the conference should meet again at Cen
tenary church. in this city next June.
vote of thanks was rendered by IN
delegates TO the citizens of Richmond fol
their bosnifaiitv the doxology was ther
sung. and after Bishop Granbery pro
nounccd the benediction. Rev. Mr.. Raw
Iings declared the conference adjourned
sine die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
REGENTS TO MEET ANNUALLY.
Confederate Memorial socic'S pe-
ctdes Vuon This-Gifts Received

regular meeting of the Confederate
Memorial and Literary Society was he'u
Yesterday at the Museum. The Attendance
was large. and there was much interest,"
manifested in the work, winch grows
steadily. In the absence of the preslueh''
Mrs. Minor occupied the cnair.
The Chesapeake ana Ohio halfway
comnany presented the old bell whlch
hung in the belfry OF the seventeenth
street depot until the recent nre; ~ Mas
used TO announce the arrival anu uepait-
,,re az trains before the war but on inc
Say ~ The evacuation of Richmond II
Cracked as 1t was being tolled 10 an
nounce the fact 10 the people Oh INieis
mond. The bell will be given place OF
honor In the Museum
The chesapeake and Ohio also presented
an engine used all during the war
DIR. Mcclure presented Il very handsome
pair OF cuff-buttons, In memory OF uene-
nertv OF General Colston. and by him
presented TO DIR. Mcclure.
General Smoot, of Alexandra, presented
n confederate candle" used by the
Fourth Virginia Regiment at their heau-
Mrs. James n. Dunlop was appointed
chairman of the Memorial Committee,
There were two valuable Recommended :
tions made by the president, both OF
which were unanimously adopted. The
Grst was that the society should once a
year hold a meeting here OF ali o. the
regents from all OF the Southern states,
IS the Mt Vernon Association does, IN
order to stimulate the interest In the
work throughout the South. and the Sc
cond was that the society should me-
morfalixe the City Council. asking them TO
name the -four streets which meet at the
Lee monument after General Lees four
s-Westmoreland. Arlington, Rich
mond. and Lexington.
MIR. Mittedorfer presented the MuseuV
with two handsome flags. which were
used To drape the house at the time OF
Mr.. Davis's funeral: also, q batch or fans,
painted with the battle-fiag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
REELECTED As POLICE OFFICERS
Onc-Third of the Force chosen I"r
Another Tcrm-Iuspcctcd by Bonrd.

The Mayor and the Board OF Ponce
Commissioners held the annual Inspection
of the police force yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock in front of the city Hail. All
the members Of the force in each district
save a sufficient number of officers 10
preserve order i'm the city. were III tne
column. and the department. made a very
fine showing. The commissioners, heaue,,
by Mayor Taylor. moved down toward
the right of the line. passing III front anu
rear OF each man. and his Honor made
speech. which was very complimentary
10 the body of police officers.
After the inspection the board hela
regular session, and reelected the ioi-
lowing officers to serve during the next
three years NH.
Major y. +. Howard, Chief of Police.
First Distrct-Captain. w. i. Thomas'
Prlvates-Robert T.. Brown, j. II: kerse
John Ogilvie. T.. X. Robinson, G: T. Dug
gins. J. G. Krouse. Charles Clinely. II.
g. L.amkin. Y. Pendleton, Peterfield vest,
and +. G.. Minor 49,.
Second District-Captain, j.. II. Angie;
Sergeants-J. A. Cosby and T. a. Alien ;
Privates-J. W. Curle. b. u. PoitiauX, Nj.
u. sutton. c. ii. Sweeney. J. }: Walton,
G. Il. Mattern, W. A. Shields, {. II. TAI
lev and h. NJ. Angle.
Third District-Sergeants-J w. Ma
thews and y. A. Pillow; Privates-T j..
Mcmahon, j. II. Thomas, and j. a. Prid-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
MASONIC BODIES CHOOSE OFFICERS
Those Elected by Richmond Royal
Arch Chapter and JOppa Lodge.

At stated convocaton of Richmond
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, held last
evening the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: Harry Marks
most eminent high priest; A. McA.
Parker, eminent king; Wortley Dickle,
eminent scribe; w. 5. Murray. treasurer,
George Il. Keesee. secretary. The council
then made the following appointments:
Berkeley Goode, captain OF host; X: ID.
Garcn, principal sojourner; w. r.. kiink'
Royal Arch captain; II. n. Goode. mas
ter of third veil; w. Il. Joyner. master
of second veil: T. w. Stiff. master of iirst
veil; John Pitt. steward and janitor;
II. n. Calisch, chaplains; b. 7. Howard,
sam Jacobs. j. o. Phillips, George c.
Parker Jr., and j. b. Welsh, Steward $
Committee.
HONORED BY JOPPA LODGE.
The following officers were elected last
evening by Joppa Lodge, No. AZ, and IN
stalled for the ensuing twelve months
Sol Cutchins. worshipful master; Davlu
G.. Whitehead. senior warden; w. II.
BENEFIT. Junior warden; james l.. Phippen.
secretary; w. ID. Turner, senior deacon
Frank T. Sutton junior deacon. The fol-
lowing appointments were made by the
master: Rev. s. c. Hatcher, chaplain;
William Krause. purveyor; w. j.. Lyn-
ham, tiler: Thomas j. Bowles l.. W.
McVeigh Philip Mayre. and ]. G. Haw-
kins. Stewards COMMITTEES: w. r. Rich
ardson, Jr.. f. T. Sutton, Masonic Gene
terry Committee: Worshipful l.. T. Chris
tan Masonic Relief Board; George G.
Jefferson, Committee Masonic Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
DEATHS.

BRIMAIER.-Die June 80. at S:35
o'clock. MAMIE. infant daughter of
y. II. and ~ Il. Brlmmer; aged 4 months
and IS days.
Funeral from the house. ISL east Grace
street THIS Griday) AFTERNOON at
o'clock
MGARY.-Died. suddenly at her resi-
dence. 406 Hancock street, Thursday
morning at n quarter OF ELLEN
DREELAN, beloved wife of Joseph Nc
Gary
Funeral will take place from Sacred
Heart church, SATURDAY MORNING
at 10 o'clock. 2t'
NUCKOLS.-Died, June Sd, at 40 r.
NJ. at her residence. 1913 east Clay
street. MARY A., beloved wife OF John
II. NUCKOLS, in the 42d year Of her
age.
Funeral from the residence THIS G'ri-
day. AFTERNOON at o'clock. Friends
OF the family and those OF her brother
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
APPOINTING sUPERINTENDENT
Heated Contests in Bedford, Lou
dOun, and Russell Counties.

The State Board of Education Is still
In session, and its work is the appoint
ment of superintendent of the public
schools of Virginia.
This body met on Tuesday June 1st'
and. 1t is understood, passed upon the
cases in which there were no contests,
but on yesterday the board was only able
10 dispose Of a few counties. The most
exciting contests are in Bedford, Lou
doun. and Russell.
A number of friends and representatives
of candidates for the offices OF superln-
tendents i'm certain of the counties are
still I'm the city. Most Of them are stop
ping at Murphy's and Ford's hotels. and
they are not leaving a stone unturned
I'm their respective causes.
The board will meet at 10 O'Clock this
complete it's work to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

Kaufman &C.,,
Corner Fourth and Broad.
Personals and Briefs.

Captain r. c. Morton. of stanton. was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. /. Allen. who has lately return
ed TO the city, will leave in Few DAYS
for New Orleans.
The Rev. Father Edward, Of New
Berne ~ c., is visiting the Beneuictiho
Fathers of this city.
The Girls Society of Holy Trinity
church will hold lawn party AT SD faIh
avenue this afternoon from toil CLOCK.
4 carrier-pigeon. branded 800 t.,
came 10 the home OF Policeman j. II.
Hulcher No. 10l5 Floyd avenue, yesler-
da-.
The Sunday afternoon service at Mon ,ne
mental church will be held through the
summer at o'clock. instead OF o. as
now.
Mr.. George w. Hill has returned from
the Greenbrler White sulphur Springs
where he secured the control or the ciuo-
house for the summer.
The Executive Committee of the Bap-
I fist City Missionary society Tlli non u d
meeting I'm the Office Of Mr.. JOSIAH Ky
land. in the State Library building
Under the auspices of the Auxiliary
BOARD of the Old Dominion Hospital. u
delightful outing and al-fresco dance VIII
be given at Reservoir Park on June I'th'
Misses salHe c. Dunton and Mary ;.
TaVlor. of the Eastern Shore Of Virginia,
are the guests of Miss Bessie Krouse for
this week. and will leave Monday Tor the
University finals.
Colonel NJ. T. Leach, +. Il. Barbee, and
Raron Keuhne OF Raleigh, y. G., passed
through Richmond on the Atlanta spe-
cial yesterday. en- route Tor New h0.h'
whence they will sail Saturday FOR hu-
rome.
Mr.. W. c. Mcdowell left yesterday az
ternoOn for Fords Litha Springs Hotel
at WaynesbOro', taking with him the
emuloyees who will be used at the motel.
The resort will open on June 10Th Mrs.
Mcdowell accompanied her husband.
The Brotherhood of ST. Andrew OF All
Saints church will give an excursion &c
jamestown tomorrow. The steamer 70
cahontas will leave its wharf at A. NJ.
and will arrive here, returning during th'
afternoon. A delightful time Is assured
all who 80 on this trip.
At the meeting Of the st. James Chap
ter of s. Andrews. Brotherhood. held
wednesday evening, IL was decided that
resolutions OF respect and sympathy De
drafted upon the death OF Bishop Newton
and forwarded 10 his family. A committee
was appointed for the purpose.
Messrs. Heathcote, Arnold, and Buff
dngton. OF St. Johns Commandery, No. /,
X. T.. Providence, II. l.. are stopping az
the Jefferson. The commandery OF which
these gentlemen are members ana The
Richmond knights are very intimate, as
mutual cOurtesies have been extended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
In City-IInlI Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday,
on petition of the Tuttle-Smith Company
and others. Mr. Sol l.. Bloomberg was
appointed receiver. instead of trustee. for
G. x III. Kaufman. The receiver is direct
ed not to employ Carl or Harry Kaufman
i'm the store. Bond In the sum OF s. go
Is required The petition OF the Tuttle-
Smith Company was filed several weeks
ago. and was reported at the trial.
". G. Pond has instituted suit in the
Law and Equity Court against L. a.
Lowry for $50 damages for assault and
battery.
I'm The Circuit Court OF Richmond
Judgment was rendered for N.0S5.65 in the
suit of the Mercantile Insurance Company
VS. the Gallego Mills Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

PEST QUALITY AUSTRIAN CHINA
DINNER AND TEA SETS COMBINED,
ALI, HANDSOMELY DECORATED
REST VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR
500 CLOSING OUT PRICE, $40 COM
PLETE.
REAL, CARLSBAD CHINA TEA
srTs FULL. Sc PIECES, CHOICE
DECORATIONS, WAS %46, CLOSING
OUT PRICE, $3.50 COMPLETE. ..
sac HAyiLtND CHINA DINNER SETS,
SIS.
REAL. HAVILAND CHINA DINNER
SETS. DECORATED WITH HAVl-
r.AND's FINEST DECORATIONS,
REAL, GOLD TRIMMED, FULL 100
PIECES. WAS $i2; THE ENTIRE SET
NOW, SIS.
Large. Fancy Salad Bowls, with pretty
Dresden decorations, real value A'-o'
closing out price. 2oc. -
Real China Cracker Jars, prettily deco
rated fancy shapes. regularly S-zo'
closing out price, S5c. choice.
balance OF our stock OF Real Engilsh
China Soup Tureens, all decorated IN
floral design, regular 500 Tureens ior
boc. choice.
b-PIECE REAL AUSTRIAN CHINA
TEA SETS. ALL HANDSOMELY
DECORATED, REAL 81 VALUE, FOR
soc. A SET.
REAL IMPORTED CHINA CAKE
PLATES. WITH HANDSOMELY
DECORATED CENTRES AND FANCY
EDGES. REGULAR csc. PLATES, As
LONG AS THEY LAST, Joe. ChOiCE
FINEST WHITE CARLSBAD CHINA
CUPS AND sAUCERs. SAVOY SHAPE
EXTRA THIN. ALWAYS SOLD FOR
N.9s DOZEN, THE ENTIRE LOT Al
Toe CHOICE.
Finest Imported Gas Globes, all coiors
IN A. or 5-inch, regular price, 6sc., nov
choice of any. 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
Every Piece of
TIN AND GRANITEWAEE
Must lie Sold at Once for Cash.

FULL-SIZE TEA KETTLES. MADE
OF BEST REFINED. WORTH 25c.
AS LONG AS THEY LAST. sc.
Best Quality, Large, No. T. Wash
Boilers. with heavy copper handles, reg
ularly Soc, for 35c.
800 Graduating Quart Measures, with
lip, for &c. each.
1000 Full-Size Rolls Perforated Toilet
Paper, closing out price rolls for &c.
Prong Towel Racks. now &c.
1Oc. FULL-SIZE WASHBOARDS. CAN
BE USED ON EITHER SIDE, CLOSING
OUT PRICE, &c.
Spring Adjustable Window Screens,
made of best Portland wire, always sold
at 80. and 4Sc., now the entire lot at l5c.
Large-Size Granite Dippers, with long,
granite handles, always &c, now Sc.
Extra Large Granite-lron Preserving
Kettles. always sold for Sc, now Acc.
S5c. Granite Preserve Kettles, full g.
quart size. now l5c.
Best Granite Coffee and Tea Pots, now
12c.
THE GURNEY REFRIGERATOR,
LINED WITH MINERAL WOOL, HAS
ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
INCLUDING PATENT REMOVABLE
ICE COMPARTMENT, NOW SOLD AT
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
COST.
Full-Size Refrigerators, large enough
for family OF six, has best Porcelain
lined water cooler and nickel-platec
faucet. was Sl2.96. closing out price $3.50
WE HAVE NONE BUT THE FAMOUS
| WAKEFIELD RATTAN CARRIAGES
IS Wakefield Carriages, reduced TO $3.50
SIG Carriages. with best rubber-tire(
wheels. now, $S.25.
| SD Fancy Rattan Carriages now $l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
Assignment of II. II. Walthall.

Late yesterday afternoon X. Il. wal
thall. who has conducted printing busl-
ness at No. 500 east Cary street, mace
an assignment TO James \. Walsh, trus-
tee. The liabilities are only about So,0O,
and It Is thought that the assets VIII
cover this amount. Among the property
assigned is house and lot on west
Grace street. The creditors are CLASSIFIED
as follows:
|. Allen G.. Collins, amount due for legal
services: sums due employees, ana rents,
taxes and sums due for execution OF
the aforesaid deed; state Bank of Nir-
ginia. notes aggregating 500; First Ma
tional Bank, notes. $3.50; notes, $50; Citi-
zens Bank, note, $40.
g. Holders OF notes for $780, for sos. for
$3.50, for $50.
4. All claims due to other creditors who
file their claims within sixty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
Ex-Commissioner ,IiIIcr's Song.

The comic song. "Fishin'." words by
Hon. Joseph $. Miller, former Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue. and music by
Jacob Reinhardt, has been published by
Walter d. Moses & Co. or TINS city: ~
is dedicated TO 'Bilr' Sterrett. one Of the
wags of Newspaper Row, Washington.
mis- song is sung I'm inimitable style by
the popular buffo, William Macy, OF New
York. and also by Mr. T.. ID. Hotchkiss,
general freight agent OF the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio. The words are exceedingly
bright and characteristic and the music
Is liNelY and catchy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
NJ. NJ, STRAU9E.

place in line, though, Chief Howard re-
ceiVed phone message that Mrs. Muck
OILS was dying, and Mr.. Robinson hurried
home.
Mrs Nuckols was a most estimaDie
Christian lady, a faithful wife, and loving
mother. she was born and reared in
Richmond and was in the 42d year OF
her age. She leaves a husband and seven
children. Mrs. Nuckols had long been
a member of Legh-Street Baptist church.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at O'Clock from the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
Summer
Underwear.

derwear. We are ready with a com
plete variety of Womens and Ciiii-
dren's Undergarnents.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests tapped neck
and sleeves, extra value. lOc.
Ladies' Lislc-Ftnished Regular ~
Vests. y lie. -, IN, ,apa
ladies' Fancy Swiss. ribbed, SILK tape
I'm neck and sleeves. lgc. m 49, 4,
Fancy Lisle Vests. wide SILK tape III
neck and sleeves, z5c. ,,so
Extra Value. Al-Slk Vests, oOc.; also
Fancy Iisle at same price.
children's Ribbed Vests, taped nech'
good value 3 for 25c. .,o,.o
Fancy Ribbed, tapped neck and sleeve
Lisle Finished, neck and sleeves st Ilc
ed I'm silk. u l-2c. better grade for zoc.
Gauze Flannel Children's Vests, low
neck and sleeves, just the thing Tor IN
fants teething, &c; same style SILK NIX
ed 3Sc. ,, ,,,.. ,,,,.,o
Also Infants All-Silk and Fine Gauze'
high neck and long sleeves.
Rows Under-Waists, in 3 styles, all
sizes. prices 10 and 25c -, l.,
Also complete variety or extra sizes III
Vests prices 25 and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
PrnnerfY Transfers.

Richmond: William r. Davis to Mary
4 Davis % feet on east side Seventeenth
street. IS feet north of Christian, $.
Lemuel Powers's trustees to Old DO
mlnion Building and Loan Association,
co feet on Twenty-ninth street, northeast
corner Main. S5,lcO.
John G.. Smiths trustees 10 Fannie
Davis. 161-6 feet on south Leigh street.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, 500.
Henrico: r.. l.. Triton and wife 10
Turpin * Grinnan, trustees, lots and
i'm block Is, Barton Heights, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
WASH GOODS.

600 wards OF Tan Linen. &C. yard;
600 yards OF Yard-Wide Percaie' oo'
yard. ,,. >-uo Navy. and
Black Dimity. Sc. yard. ,,.,.,, p,acp
400 wards Of Navy and White, blacn
and White Dimty. 61-ic, yard. -. 70
Jaconct Lawn, fine and sheer, oniy oc'
yard. 49,. ooorso kind.
oI Ian D i,appe,s. the original retail price
e0c. now ~ &c. yard. ,,,.,,,,,,o %
Dard Ground. Small Figure h'"'''''i'' o.
sI French organizes. were &c, now l2 i-2c
Glaze Organizes. for lining. in all shades
So,id-Coior Organdy. Pink, Nile. Light
riro Yellow Navy. Black, White. and
Red only u 1-2c. yard: real value zoc.
FURNISHING GOODS.
roc Fourth Hands. odds and ends' .Sc'
2sc Four-in- Hands odds ana ehosi lDo w
CentIemcn's Colorcd and White flque
ladies' Fancy Stock Rows. plaids, &c
ladies' Long Lawn Ties. DC 49,.
Ladies' Satin Ties In Red, White Navy
md Black. shape of ribbon ties. % i-zc''
Gsn,iemen's Tan and Black Hose. fun
seamless. 1oc. pair. - ,ro.o
Gentlemen's Fine Thread Ian 'oSe'
12l-2c. to-day, instead OF 2'c ~,
All the new shapes In Gentlemen COZ
lers. l0c.
SILKS.
Remnants of silk. slightly soiled' IL i--c'
yard. ,, g, ,o,a re-
duced 10 39c. . -, p,,,,,
White-Ground China Silk. small PINK
and Blue polka dot. zoe. yard. .,,.,.
pink. Bright Green. Violet. ana Eiecl'lc
Fine Taffcta Silks. 45c. yard. 49,
?, pieces OF the 81 Changeabie Ianetas
came too late. Rather than 10 return
them 10 the parties we bought mem %,
they made us a liberal allo"ahco-Si
piack Trocade Satins. soc. instead Of u.
black Figured Grenadne, Coo. yard H.
stead Of 81.
VEILINGs.
RACK Fish-Net Yelling 1oc yard.
White Chiffon Yelling. 25c.
White Chiffon Yelling. Black DOTS "'c'
yard. c,,. 1,o,,,oo oil colors
CSC. yard.
LACES.
The largest stock of Valenciennes iaces,
oriental. Chantlly. and SILK Laces In the
city. c,r. - ,o,oo
yard.
LADIES' WAISTS.
Changeable silk Waists. $40;
ladies' Toe. Percale Waists. 55c. o,
RIack Lawn Waists, detached collars: 81.
The best 75c and 81 Waists In the Guy
that is what every one says
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04
THE TOWER,
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD.
Friday Remnant and Bargain Day.
BLACK GOODS.

Plain Black Sicilian and Mohair, 80
inches wide the 75c. quality. SOC. yafd.
10 pieces OF Figured Black Mohair' was
Ail Of our 5sc. Figured Black Goods re-
duced TO Joc. ~, ~,
Plain Black sicillan. fine and SILKY. "
inches wide. the 81 grade. soc, YARD, 10,
Plain Black Henrietta, siik-hnisheu' 'e'
or Blue Black. Soc yard.
AU-Wool Serges, 23c. yard o.
42-inch Black Figured Etamine LSc.
yard for SOC. quality: the zoe. quaii'y
palmer's Hammocks. from 69c. TO $50.
MOSQUITO Canopies sl.25.
Porch Shades. all Sizes ] lie. square
scif-Threadlng Needles. Sc. paper.
GLOVES AND MiTTs.
White KID Gloves. Black or White
stitching. the $l.25 Glove summer pr
Ladies' Isle Gloves. our regular 2oc.
Ia Ladies Black silk Mitts, l5c.
Ladies' Cream SILK Mitts, zoc.
HOSIERY.
Chndren's Light Blue, Pink, and White
Ladies' Black Hose. double soles; dou.
Bile heels and toes, would be splendid
value for 25c to-day's price 19c.
Boys cycle Hose, extra heavy, Zoc'
improved Double-Knee. Fine Ribbed
Hose full seamless IL 1-2c. pair.
Ladies' Pure White Hose, &C. pair.
| COLLARS.
Some Collars are cotton-will not stahd
laundering Al of ours arc the lmperlai
Brand. They are 10 and II l-2c.
WHITE GOODS.
White India Linen from one Of the best
mills I'm this country. The 10c. quality
lie They are short lengths-that makes
| the difference in price.
White Organdy. 30 inches wide. 2oc.
The 75c. White Organdy, yards wlde'
SOC
Black Organdy. yards wide. 5Oc.
/ Persian Lawns. the Roc. quality II l-2c.
French Nainsook IS inches wide, 25c.
yard.
LADIES' SUITS.
Ladies' Duck Suits. 81
Ladies' Separate Duck Skirts, s9c.
Ladies' crash Suits $3.50
White, Navy. and Black Duck Skirts, 81.
MATTINGs.
A Good. Heavy Mating for lOc. No
Remnants.
White Mating, inserted figures, zoe.
yard.
Door Mats. DC.
All the latest things in Neck Rufiing.
Ladies' Belts, 10, 10, IS, %, and SOC.
BABY-CARRIAGEs.
We need the room for Carpets. All
Baby-Carriages reduced.
$2j Carriages, So.
TILT "NVyyTD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

Mrs. Mary A. Nuckols. wife OF Mr..
John ii. Nuekols and sister OF Policeman
28s3 east Clay street yesterday afternoon
at 40 O'Clock. Her death was quite UNI
expected She had been sick for a week,
but seemed better yesterday afternoon
when Officer Robinson went up TO the
City Hall for the annual inspection OF the
-nDlice force. Before be had taken his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

The closing exercises OF the Belvldere
school ana kindergarten viii be held at
Belvidere Hall next Thursday evening
at o'clock. Medals and hcnors will
be awarded at the school Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, while on the previous Tues
viii be held at 906 FLOYD avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge returned from
the south Yesterday afternoon. He left
Savannah Wednesday morning and stop
ned over at Charlotte. y. c., Wednesday
night. He has had an unusually busy
time since he went to the General As
sembly. but he comes back looking fresh
and well.
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pichmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. June 3.-(Special.) Mrs.
f.. Donnan. ST. Denis; w. -. Nelson,
Hoffman; j. II. Osborn. Grand; @. +.
Otertag. Marlborough: l. Cans, Plaza; Il.
p. Routt. Gilsey; Miss Nj. Darlington,
Grand Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-04

Mrs Ellen Dreelan McGary. wife OF
Mr. Joseph McGary. died quite suddenly
yesterday morning at 1i5 O'Clock al the
The funeral will take place from Sacred
Heart chzh "--sss- r0rsf a ~
o'clock - =
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MARRIAGES.

ARNITAGE - HALLORAN.-Married
Thursday, June 30, by Rev. II. Donahoe,
Holm ARMITAGE and MARY T. HAL
LORAN.