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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

make public any Of the figures embraced
in the estimate until they are presented
TO the general committee this evening
At noon tomorrow the Council Com
mittee on Accounts and Printing will
meet in Room No. y Of the City Hall
for the purpose Of opening bids for the
city advertising, book and job printing
blank-books, binding, and stationery sup
plies
CITY HALL COURT NEWS.
The case Of S. r. Kelly against the
Southern Bell Telephone Company is
being tried I'm the Hastings Court. This
is a suit for 5000 for injuries sustained
by Mr. Kelly by falling from a pole Of
the defendant company. All the evidence
is IN. and the jury will probably reach a
verdict this afternoon.
Suit was brought I'm this court yester-
day by Thomas Roberts Co. against
Writ Z. Taylor e CO., for $50.
In the Chancery Court Carrie Lewis
qualified as executriX Of Humphrey
Lewis
The Clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
marriage licenses 20 the following per
sons yesterday: Mark w. Peyser and
Eva Lee Ezekiel, Alfred Coots and Re-
becca II. Watkins. Nathan Harris and
Fannie Smith (colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

There are thousands of
sickly schoolgirls all over
this broad land that are
dragging their way through
school-life who might enjoy
that abundant life which be-
longs to youth by simple at
tention to hygienic laws and
a proper course of treatment
with SCOTS Emulsion. This
would make the blood rich,
the heartbeat strong; check
that tendency to exhaustion
and quicken the appetite by
strengthening the digestion.
Our book tells more about
it. Sent free.
SCOTT q BOVINE, Chemists. Nsw-York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
SUPPOSED MAD-DOG.
Gone TO Pnsteur Institute-PersOnal
and General.

LURAY. VA. January H.-(Special)-
Mr.. +. w. Weaver, a prominent young
attorney Of this place, has gone TO New
York for treatment at the Pasteur Insti-
tute, in that city. in consequence of
Slight wound inflicted on his hand some
days ago by his dog, bul-terrier. with
which Mr.. Weaver was playing at the
time. 4 day or two afterwards the dog,
Il is said, manifested some symptoms or
rabies. and In a night Isid pit humper
Of other dogs with which he came in con
tact. The next morning he was shot a
short distance from town while engaged
I'm one of these encounters. Nearly, or
perhaps. all Of the dogs bitten have been
killed and by order of the town authOri-
ties-nwners Of dogs arc required TO keep
them penned Up.
The general hope IS expressed that Mr.
Viewers wound may prove not TO be OF
one GOOD eject OF the "scare" will be
10 reduce the number OF worthless ours In
the town.
The weather for several days past has
been the coolest Of the winter, and the
Ice harvest has been plentiful Skating
parties are numerous. and those who in
dulge IN this fascinating sport are making
most Of the freeze.
Mrs. d. If. Maddox. Of Warren county,
who died several days ago, was daugh-
ter of Mr.. Joseph W. Almond, of this
county, and had many friends here, who
were deeply panied TO hear of her death.
She was a most excellent woman.
Rev. D. i. Crickenberger, Of Augusta
county. who recently accepted the call 10
become the pastor OF ST. Marks Lutheran
church. OF Luray. Will commence mis- pas
torate on the first Sunday i'm February.
Mr.. Crickenberger was formerly pastor or
this church. and IS therefore not a
stranger in Luray. He will receive cor
dial greeting from his old friends and ac-
Cualntances.
the community for several weeks past
ana quite a number OF people have been
seriously affected by IT,. Mrs. Thomas j.
DoyeI. Of the Alma neighbOrhoOd, In this
county died recently from pneumonia,
following an attack Of the grip.
Among those just recovering from such
attacks are the pastors of the Baptist
and Methodist churches; the Clerk OF the
Court. and other citizens of prominence.
Hon. William A. Harris. the new sena-
tor-elect from the State Of Kansas, IS
well known in I.uray. where he Is an
occasional visitor Here he spent his
bovhood days, and married his first wife
a daughter of the late John Lionberger
a prominent citizen of Luray. His father
was Minister 10 the Argentine Republic
Mr.. Harriss first wife, who died several
wears ago. was n sister OF Mrs. A
Rroaddus. Of Luray. and Mrs. Joseph
crane. of Roanoke county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
IN DUE PAGAN FORM.
FUNERAL OF LITTLE PETE.v AT
SAN FRANCISCO.
PEACE RElGNS IN CHINATOWN.
"IIatchet-Men," However, Are Hur-
rylDg from All Parts of the Pacific
Wholesale Murder Expected.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. January IT,
The funeral OF Fong Ching, otherwise
known as Little Pete" the murdered
leader of the San Yup Society. took place
yesterday, and was conducted With all
due pagan form and ceremony.
The principal services wero held at
Little Pete's late residence, $40 Wash
ington street, where his shoe-factory is
located.
Many large and handsome floral pieces
We're arranged about the casket most OF
them tho gifts of Chinese, though the
donors of soseral were Caucasians. There
was much that was picturesque In
the strange chanting OF the priests, the
barbaric notes of the Chinese musicians,
the paper-burning ceremonies, etc.
During the morning eighteen roast
pigs, two roast sheep and wagon-loads
Of poultry. sweetmeats, etc, we're sent
TO the cemetery, and thther the remains
were conveyed. The San Yups marched
in body, as did several other societies
10 which the deceased had belonged, and
the line OF carriages was fully a mile
long.
After the funeral, n meeting was held
by the San Yup Society. which, II is
alleged. plotted Pete's murder, in cele-
bration of his death. There rs general
JOY IN the society over the event, and
with them 1t is considered that the death
OF their enemy is one OF the biggest vic
tories IN the history OF Chinatown.
Peace reigned In Chinatown last night,
but Hatchet-men from all sections OF the
Pacific Coast are hurrying TO San Fran.
cisco 10 avenge the death OF Little Pete.
The majority OF the San Yups and upper
class believe that murder win be rampant
In Chinatown during the holidays.
which begin February ist The noise.
which usually attends the celebrations at
that time will afford the high-binders OBJ
portunlty TO use their weapons with little
danger OF detection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
Personals and Briefs.

Owing to the snow-storm, there were no
services held al Monumental church last
night.
The Misses Stokes. Of Boiling Island"
are the guests Of Mrs. A. Y. Stokes FOR a
few days.
Judge ". W. Crump who has been con-
fined 10 his bed by sickness for the past
week, was regarded as somewhat pet'er
yesterday.
The condition Of Mr.; Charles Philips,
who has been so i'll AZ his home. on west
Carv street. was somewhat improved yes
torday. though he IS still very sick.
NJ \ Riddick Of No. 1l27 west Main
erect left Yesterday for New York, where
on Friday he will sail for Lima, Peru. lie
rxnects 10 remain abroad I'LL June.
The business meeting Of the Luther
League of the First Evangelical Lutheran
church. which was 70 be held tonight, has
bTen postponed on account OF the weather
Professor Moses Stein. leader OF the
orchestra Of the Academy Of Music, has
retrrned from Washington. where he
spent several days visiting members OK
his family.
The steamer Virginia, OF the Bay Line.
inst after starting on her trip TO Baiti-
more Tuesday afternoon, struck rock
not damaged in the least. but was unable
10 proceed until the tide came In at 6
o'clock.
Forest-Hil Car No. 2l2. while going
scuth Yesterday morning, ran into a coal
wagon belonging TO Warner Moore n Co,
al the corner Of Seventh and Franklin
streets The wagon was struck on the
side With the exception OF q broken
singie-tree and some scratches on the
ear there was no damage done, and no.
body was hurt.
Mr. Irwin Weisiger, OF the Virginia
Navigation Company, has received re-
nueSt from the Society Of Founders ana
Patriots OF America. OF New York. asking
him TO send II an evergreen tree from
jamestown Island. to be used In the deco
yofions at the annual dinner OF the 90
cIstv on February %. Mr.. Welslger Will
comply with the request.
The Commercial Traveller says: Colonel
John s Harwood, OF Richmond, va,
chairman OF the National Legislative
Committee OF the Travellers Protective
Association is being most favorabiy
snoken OF for the mayoralty OF Virginia >
capitai city. Mr.. HARDWOOD Is a gentleman
~ unexceiled executive ability, and his
Syell-known integrity and ability as a
legislator eminently qualities him for any
nosition within the gift OF his fellow
citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
BUsINEss-MEN's MEETING.
Subjects OF Great Importance TO BE
nircnssed by Prominent Men.

The greatest possible interest is being
manifested in the first Of this years Sc
ries Of disbursements meetings, which
Will be held in the assembly hall of the
Chamber Of Commerce tonight.
The Importance of the subjects to be
discussed. and the prominence and ability
of those by whom they will be introduced,
commands the attention of every citizen
of Richmond who has at heart the pro-
eress and welfare of the community IN
which he lives. ,,
Featuring interests of Richmond Will De
treated by Colonel Archer Anderson, pres
ident of the Tredegar lron-Works. MT.
n w Powers. a prominent and energeuc
member Of the Chamber and president on
The Powers-Taylor Drug Company, WIZ
sneak on the commercial interests OF ilch-
raovd and Hon. b. y. Munford VIII as
cuss municipal affairs from the point Oi
view of retrenchment and reform. .
The meeting will begin promptly az o
o,clock and will be presided over by Nj.
s VI Halves. president Of the Chamber Oh
commerce. 4 very cordial invitation Is
cxtended TO the public to attend these
meetings. which viii be held from time 10
tiy,e under a plan framed by the con-
,niftee of special meetings or the Chaih-
Tor Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
S22c>zs11S - E:zM %E2socroE
where he was operated on for perItOnI-
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.


Mr.. w. f. Brtton was In the city yes
terday.
AR Henry Walden. a prominent lumber
man Of NIoseley's Junction, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Lee Jones left Tuesday
NIGHT for Washington, where he has ac-
cepted a position.
Mrs ]. T. owen has returned from At
lonta Ga. where she has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs George Andrews, for
the past six months.
Mrs l.. Wells is quite sick at her
home Chesterfield Courthouse. Mr. L.
wells IS also very. unweu.
Mrs Thomas G. Bryan has returned to
her home. in Salisbury. N. c.. after n
nleasant visit 10 friends and relatives In
Manchester.
Point cadet. who failed, has received a
letter from the Secretary Of War, stating
nat the Academic Board refused TO give
tba deposed cadets new examination.
Tbe ladies' Christian Band and Earnest
workers Of the Central Methodist church
,,,ere 10 have been entertained by Mrs.
w II. owens at her residence Tuesday
rtght on account Of the sickness OF
Mrs. owens, the reception had 10 be post
pOned.
Last evening was the time for the
meeting Of the Street Committee, but
there was no session. In the absence OF a
ouorum. There was short session OF
the Retrenchment and Reform Commit
tee AT 730 O'Clock. and the investigation
concerning the financial affairs Of tho
city was continued.
A horse drawing a wagon loaded WIN
oysters fell on the Free bridge yesterday
evening. and all attempts TO induce him
10 rise were fruitless. and there he died.
The animal became benumbed with cold.
and lay down, as il resigned 10 its fate.
Nine knights Of the roads begged
lodgings of officer Wright last night, and
obtained permission to rest their tired
collections Of bones upon the station
house floor.
Mr.. Charles Page Thornton and Miss
Myrtle Campbell Lithgow viii be mar
ried at the Presbyterian church TINS eve
ming at O'clock. Rev. Charles n. van
rIoutou will porfOrm the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
OF COMMITTEES
uDAITH DEPARTMENT HOPES TO
LrDrCE EXPENSES THIS YEAR.
INFRINGEMENT HEETS TONIGHT.
ree Further Consider Offices of Tax
collector, Commissioners OF the
peveuue. and city Treasurer
Loug-Distance Telephone Petition

Tho session Of the Council Committee
o.. p.trenchment and Reform, 10 be held
i'll, Room No. of the City Hall, COM
renc.n. at s o'clock tonight, promises
-5 be very interesting, and, possibly. pro-
f,able 10 the city. This body is az
present engaged I'm an examination Oh
ua affairs OF the Offices of the City Trea-
rrer. Commissioner OF the Revenue. and
c.tv collector. an investigation OF
vtich was gone into two weeks ago The
81 $50 important matter TO be considered
ris thought. will be the devising Of some
method for the proper and fair assess
mont and collection Of taxes for personal
property.
IL as not iunrobable that the commit
f.. VIII tonight take some action upon
tie report of Mr.. +. c. Ebel as 10 the
interview between Mr.. Rountree and
Mayor TAYLOR. about which so much mas
already bon published 1t Is thought
ut .ac committee will make some re-
Io-t 20 the Council. which viii Ninuicate
tc.h ODE Mayor and Ar. Rountree. as no
one seems TO think that anything lnlehu-
ca t0 be- in the nature OF an improper
proposition ever passed between lhese
gentlemen.
Tho Committee on RetrenchmeN ana
Reform Will I'm all like 'ihood, also dis
pose VI the report Of the Subcommittee
81. to OBJ. alleged uneven condition on
Broad street. caused by the laying OF the
Freot-car tracks upon that thorough
flre
There win also be an important meet
ins os the Committee on Streets. I'm Room
49, OF the city Hall. at . O'CLOCK tHi9
afternoon. A quantity Of regular Dusi-
feas ia 20 Zoe considered, anu INC -
ZION o.. the American Telephone ana 1ele-
graph COMPANY will probably be taken
iion Doc table and acted upon IL couiu
Dbl, b. learned yesterday whether Senator
John vs.. Daniel. general counsel Tor
ts company, would be in attendance
ll', thls session or not this afternoon
THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Tho Committee on Health meets IN
Room 49, IL Of the City Hall at O'CLOCK
hs evening. Besides the regular busi-
l tae committee wiz pass upon the
estimate of the needs Of the department
ior tt0 fiscal year 1851. made up yester-
Joy PSI the subcommittee appointed Tor
purpose.
This sub-committoe was in session
W couple Of hours in the Office OF
president Of the Board OF Heaith
.At 1. at. and went laboriously into the
natter OF the needs OF the Health
apartment. There were present Chalr-
Aea hQbson and Messrs. Cutchins ana
Williams. and Or. W. 4. Oppcnhimer'
Neseent Of the board. The question
how 10 econOmize along the severai
Of work was discussed extensively
several reductions were recommend-
II was asceFtained that during last
~ a number OF articles OF equipment
Inc department were purchased, ana
a' a similar outlay would probably not
necessary this year.
Fhe subcommittee decided not 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
DEATHS.

cOcKE.-Died, at his residence. in King
William county, January 9th, JOHN
COOKE; aged about ~ years.
Burial at the residence.
COTTRELL.-Died, at her husbands
residence, No. 1923 Ashland street. Rich
mond, Va, Tuesday, January %. 1897. at
10 =. NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH COTTREIL;
aged 46 years.
Asleep I'm Jesus.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence at j. NJ. THURSDAY, Janu-
airy 2Sth. Friends and acqualntances
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
FORD.-Fen asleep In Jesus. Wednes.
day. January q, 1857. after an Illness OF
almost two years, which she bore pa
tiently and gently. MINNIE GROVER.
the beloved and youngest daughter OF
Macon $. and Susan S. Ford: aged 10
years IL months and "A days.
SO bear her away TO her last, long home;
Lay her head on the last. cold pillow:
Let us strew DER her grave the flowers
she loved;
lie, US plant at her headstone the W.T.
low;
rhe sad, weeping willow. let It droop
DER her head;
Where lowly she rests in her childhood.
Let us strew DER her grave the towers
she loved:
The sweets OF the garden, anG Wild
wood.
We mourn for our dead. the early dead.
But, still, with a chastened sorrow;
For. II long be the night. and dark be
the grave.
Faith points TO glorious morrow.
Funeral at West-Vtew Baptist church.
FRIDAY. January y, 1897 at u NJ.
pATTERsO N.--Died. Wednesday.
January q. 1897. at go A. a.. at the real
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. George An
drews. No. $40 south Cherry street.
JAMES PATTERSON. In the nth year Of
his age.
t,,,n.r,, rotfca later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
Entertainment for the Poor.

The entertainment given at Belvldere
Hall last night for the benefit of the poor
from every point Of view, despite the in
clemency Of the weather The programme
Included all the features OF q refined and
up to-date vaudeville performance, given
with invariable skill
Those who took part were Mrs. Clarence
r. Brengle, Mrs. W. b. Pizzini, Misses
Katie Chernault. Sale. Grace Jeffrys
Wood. Wilma Newman, Messrs. William
ham. J. NJ sale, W. b. gizzini James
Tooney. and the Lee Brothers
Professor Herbert l.. Recs was the ac-
companist, and Mr.. j. Louis Sullivan di-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
VIII Retire Monday.

General William Price craighill. chief
30 engineers, will be retired next Monday
~ ~, he own application under the forty
va.r-service law. He might have been
ssstired under this law nearly four years
go and has done so now only TO avoid
rstirement on account OF age next July.
He was appointed 10 West Point from
aharlestown, w. Va Chen Virginia).
and graduated in 1853. second In class
Of fifty-two members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
DEATH on THE TRAIN.
Mrs. virginia Wood, or Virginia
Dies Near Green Springs.

A Cumberland CMd) special to the Bal
timore sun says Mrs. Virginia Wood.
wife of Mr.. Theodore p. Wood. OF Rich
wood. O.. died on Train No. l TUESDAY
evening near Green Spring, twenty miles
east OF Cumberland, while en- route with
her husband dng t9 r of Mr. J. E0I Kidwe ell
oP NIechanicsville. Loudoun county, Va.
She met MIR Wood, who is a young rail-
roed onerator. at the time OF the World 5
Fair They were married on Christmas
Day. 1886, at Mechsnie ssn Dr. =. -.
Ian advised change OF climate and
scene and Mrs. Wood was acting upon
thts advice when death overlook her.
Mrs Wood grew much worse shortly
sgter leaving Harpers Ferry. She sud
Senlv expired without a struggle in her
h,stand's arms. Mrs. Wood was a hand
some Young woman Her body will be
sent to Harper's Ferry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
POLICEMAN BRANNAy RESIGNS.
Third District PatroImnn VIII Leave
the Force.

In speech once made I'm THE city.
Mayor Anthony NJ Kelly, who Is now in
Egypt. said that policemen sometimes die.
but never resign. He reckoned without
his host. or else he should have modified
that statement to some extent. This is
shown by the fact that one of Richmond $
finest has resigned, or IS about to do 80.
Policeman j.. l. Brannan. Of the Third
District, is the man. He has invented a
cessfully and he purposes devoting his
entire time thereto. As a result of this
determination on his part he IS said 10
have rendered his resignation 10 the
board, to take effect on the lst OF febru-
airy. In the mean time he Is on a week g
furlOugh.
There are already a great number of ap-
plicants for his position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

Mr. J. W. Il. McNiel a student Of Rich
mond College. was called 10 his home. IN
Franklin county. last night on account Oh
the extreme Illness ~ ha sister, who mas
been suffering with consumption for the
past gear. lie was telegraphed that she
was Iast sinking. but might live several
DAYS. Mr.. McNiel had been engaged 20
supply for Rev. J. II. Harrison at Fulton
next Sunday. Mr.. W. l.. richardson, OF
the college, viii take Mr.. McNiels place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
Professor Harris Growing Weaker.

The friends of Professor IL. il. Harris.
who is so IN In Lynchburg, are very anX-
ious about him. and the intelligence re-
ceiyed from day 10 day IS not at all en-
CONTRACTING. A letter received here yester-
day stated that there was no improve
ment and that the great teacher was
growing gradually weaker. a telegram
thot came last night stated that his con-
dition was unchanged, and that there was
little hone entertained Of his recovery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

About 1880 o'clock Yesterday i at,ern0 ab,
one ' of the guests at MURPHY no.Si in ap a
sent-mindedl,y 'Are Slaze INN Immediately re-
wsses-D and hut for the alertness ana az.
snii,eu ~ one OF the porters serious ''''
r atsaSSt Save been the outcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
nod n Tornado, TOO.

Lincoln J. Carter's scenic meiodraI ma
..,rhc Tornado" was presented at the
,ndo,,v a. matinee and evening per
for,,ences and was well received by
small audiences The piece Is eiaborrsate,iy
rnnnnted. and the mechanical ehecls,
which are on an ambitious a0"''' WIZ
loudlv aDplaudcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

ono Of the Pennsylvania Railroad coii-
Ci,S personally conducted tourists OK,
earsions is scheduled 10 reach r,b hlrn ABOUT
St.u i ~. .ttsbt-esers'. and they VIII be enter
500 sitnSa st the Jefferson. They VIII re-
lin hero several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
nha renm Was Upset.

rho Traction Companys sweeper ana d
o,li,p'oart heionging to Mrs James Bowen,
Of north seventeenth street c1 on latter
FeHdD'N 80 unset and the negro driver
.snivi off The mule was somewhat III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK, January 2,-Special.)-
c. Burgwyn. Marlborough: J. A. Grigg,
broadway Central: ID. Axtell Holland; f.
N Glenn. Grand: c. w. Stevens and wife.
Waldorf; s. Hirsh. Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

and resulted in the raising OF $500 The
plan IS TO circulate among the various
stores. manufacturing concerns. and
warehouses guarantee slips. OF which the
following is a copy:
Richmond. Va. February I. 1897.
I hereby subscribe. .....cents per week.
until April lst. II needed. to the fund for
the relief Of the suffering IN this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Address.
The Security Bank has been secured rs
the repository OF the money so raised.
and the fund will be at the disposition OF
the CITY Mission. The ]. J.. Hill Printing
Company has generously given the print
ing OF several thousand Of these slips.
and the canvass will be inaugurated this
morning Money Is needed at once. and
It Is hoped that the responses will be
prompt. general. and generous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28

at then bough. a bottle OF DR.. Greene's
No,vura blood and nerve remedy, and her
racoverv by its use has been remarkable.
Others of the family have also received bene-
ct from its use. 9.
C;tv the most successful physician IN curing
ssryons and chronic diseases, can be consulted
free, personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
WEAK, NERVOUS CHILDREN
Made Strong, Vigorous and Well
by DR.. Greene's Nervura

Mr.. c. II. Bemis. CRANKY, Mass, says.
MY little girl Lucy had been taking medi-
cines for severe nervous trouble for nearly
two years, receiving no benefit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-28
New Ribbons, 25C.

800 pieces more Of the Remarl<n-
BILE Ribbons selling at zoe. IA yard
are placed ON sale to-day.
S-inch-wide Figured Sash Ribbons. worth
81
5-lnch-wide Splotched Mores. worth Sc.
5-inch-wide Satin Striped Tafetas, worth
T5c
4-inch-wides Ombre Stripes, worth soc.
are among the new ones. Every yard IS
pure silk. No sale like il has ever
happened before i'm Richmond. Choice
Of any of the 5000 yards and more
2jc 2 yard.
tN2c >zSoYH- FIT &TSsoUOE