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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
PRESENTATION TO GEN. WISE.

10 rccciveS Appropriate Resolu-
lions and a Beautiful Gold Hadge'
General Peyton Wise. who so efficient
" and splendidly filled the important po-
eiton Of chairman Of the Executive Com
noittoe Of the Confederate reunion, held
a., richmond last summer, was made
most happy last night Nhie ne was
confined TO his home by sickness, anu
,yos not able to attend the meeting or
KS committee. which convened in the
r,,iors of Alurphys Hotel TO do him
tcnor his heart went out TO those COM
,.Ioe with whom he had stood IN times
of battle and in times or peace. Inc
co,rrnitfce met. as before stated, Judss
ceorre J.. Christian filled the chair' ana
he business Of the evening was the adcp-
,i,n of a most appropriate set or resoiu-
lions expressive OF the members appre-
cisfion mi the services rendered by Gene
IN xviee IN behalf OF the reunion, which
,,.c,t So far toward making the ahair
1e Great success that IL was. The paper
ana along with IT, a beautiful ana h"ld-
sC,no co,d badge. inlaid with diamonds
,,,1 onnropriately engraved, was present
IA a. General WISE informally, at MS
5,rne on west Main street, by Mr. James
ny Rovd The General was deeply
Moved bv the presentation. but managed
~ express his appreciation In his chafac-
realistically touching and eloquent Iash-
fo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

ing his vacation here. returned to his
home. In Baltimore yesterday.
Mr. w G.. Green IS visiting friends In
West Virginia.
NIessrs Bob and Clarence Walden will
leave this morning for Pennsylvania, 70
attend a wedding. I'm which Robert Will
take a prominent part
Things / Love" IS the title Of an en-
tertainment TO be presented at Asbury
church on Friday. January Sth.
Mr.. John Howiett is spending the holi-
days with his parents, on Tenth street.
Mr.. Hewlett is instructor Of piano-tuning
I'm the Institute for the Blind, in Balti-
more.
Mrs. ". T. Higgason Is stopping in the
city, on her way home, after visiting
her father. at Chesterfield Courthouse.
Mr.. Charles T. Friend returned yes
tcrday morning from Powhatan, where he
was the guest Of Colonel and Mrs. Il. D.
V. Morrell, Of Philadelphia, who are at
their Virginia home for awhile.
The delightful drama, Among the
Breakers" which was 50 successfully Pre-
scented at Bolings Hall, in Chesterfield
% few weeks ago. will It IS thought, be
repeated some time this month by the
same talented cast.
Mr.. W. D. Jones. the deaf-mute shoe
maker, who did business in this city for
so many years, has been appointed fore
man Of the shoeshop at the Deaf, Dumb,
and Blind Institution, at Stanton. Mr..
Jones was a great fayorite while living
here and taught Mr.. Ben. p. owen, Jr
and others, the slgn-language and alpha
bet.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Manchester Methodist Sunday-School
Union viii be held this afternoon az 3
o'clock, at Asbury church. A full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
Miss Elnora Keppler. Of Barton Heights
IS the guest of Miss Beal Fahe. No. 1911
Decatur street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
he Is Captain WORKMAN Now.

A special order recently issued from
artillery headquarters bulletins the pro-
motion of Lieutenant r. NJ Workman 70
be captain ana adiutant Of the battalion.
TO succeed Captain y. NJ Crutchfeld, re-
signed. and Of }. W. sharp 10 be leu
tenant and quartermaster, 70 succeed Cap
tain WORKMAN.
Captain workman Is the well-Inown
real estate agent. and his promotion IS
deserved. Mr.. Sharp is connected with
the Cottrell Saddlery Company Both Off
Gers have long been connected with Major
einlnns,s efam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
SEVEN oREcON-uILL BOYS
,.eor. Justice CrutchaeId for Ires-
passiDg-Other Cases Heard


motor, EuStfcc CrutchleId for bres-
possipe-Other Cases Heard.
Tho New-Year resolutions made by the
sinners are already beginning TO DC
broken. Yesterday morning Justice Johh
and the new Bibles were not at all ne
.I..to5 THE case around which most
,,t.rest circlol was that Of seven oregon
frr bovs who were fined 81 apiece lot
troenaesine ON the premises or the Dhe.'-
peaFe and Ohio railway On j. IiN"9
i,,l,.,,i,-, the lads boarded freight TOT
3t+le trim Of a dozen miles in the couh-
trv While I'm that portion or nome
Garth which it is said "God MADE l"es
bv some chance luck ran upon Don u
oeeortmcnts Of fine shoes, lying ldle unneI
an old wayside log ihey olNeu ~
tt, .ortonts without much ceremony,
and visions of q retail shoe-sloIe, W I'-I "i1
tr,. alvantaces attendant thereto looIieu
M, h.fore them. 4 passing train was
rru.1 and The treasure was brought 10
t-. civ Yesterday morning the poys
,,..ra fn court. and. as the examination
progressed their mirage OF the shoe D"7i-
mess receded step boy step. But as no eNl-
derco WAS adduccd 80 contradct Nle
et4fomcnt that the shoes were lou""
inst ass the juveniles had said, they were
allowed TO pay their fine for uespassli-s,
and were discharged; ana Selse"E.
Thomas was allowed TO keep tns siio17
IN rn.ir owner puts i'm an appearance.
In the case Of Carter Fountain (coiorea)'
vino was charged with beating LOWS
por5olnh ana Bette Randolph, the ac-
cused was lined $40 and costs.
,rhe case Of Pat j. Mack, charged win
,,,,,, "a e1spicious character, was con-
tnucd until the 10Th of January.
Willie shea, a little New York boy was
sent TO the reformatOry as a Vagrdhl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
THE UNDERGRADUATES CHRISTMAS
The Children OF the Institution
Made Happy Yesterday.

The Children OF the Institution
Made Happy Yesterday.
The Ladies' Board OF Managers Of the
kindergarten held their usual meeting
yesterday and transacted routine busl-
ness. The members expressed themselves
as well-pleased with the Christmas enter
tainment provided for the little ones Of
the institution.
Besides giving them many things Of
a substantial nature, there was enough
to spare, aud the ladies sought out other
children, and made them also partaker5
Of the gladncss OF the occasion. Among
those who aided the good work by their
contributions are: Mrs. Randolph Well
ford, Mrs. Hardesty, Mrs. f. II. Wal
lace, Miss Kate Phillips, Messrs. Mil
Ter & Rhoads, Mrs. James a. Morris,
Lawrence kindergarten, Sunshine Band,
Park and Mary Taylor, Miss Agnes j..
Royal, Mrs. Lynn EuslOw ST. Andrew $
Kindergarten. Mr.. John Harrison, Mrs.
Robert S Crump. Mrs. u. Lorraine, 7.
T. Swain, j. r. Lewis. Mr.. Louis Bor-
cheers. III. W. Moesta. Mrs. j. W. Payne,
Ladies' Aid Society, Of Grace-Street
Presbyterian church, Miss Blnford,
Sewing Glass OF Womans Christian As
ISOLATION. through Mrs. Stores Mrs.
Black. Mrs. Lchenstein, Mrs. PelouZe,
Mr.. T. 3. Cersley, William T. Bliley;
Mrs. Crew. Mrs. Wallace, and Miss
Bland Clark; Mrs. Slnton, Mrs Samuel
G.. Wallace. Mrs. c. e. Wexford; Misses
Mary Newton Williams. Margaret Nc
CURE, Nettie Lee Randolph, Nora
Douglass, Chliana Randolph; Mrs. Nor
man. Misses Sadie McRae, Mitteldorfer;
Mrs. James r. Vaughan. Elizabeth
and James Sinton, Mrs. Westwood, Mrs.
c. b. Hyde, Emily Whittle, Memorial
Band. Mrs. James Slnton, Miss Garrett,
Epiphany church, Barton Heights; Mary
Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Bryan, and Mrs.
George A LYONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

The Common Council holds It's January
session an the Council Chamber to-mor-
row night. The body Will convene at
o'clock. - -
There was a regular meeting OF 'no
second Market Committee at ci00N
last evening. ,,....t.,e,s
,rhe January term OF the Hastings
Co,,rt commences tomorrow. Cierh
Christian. Of this tribunal YESTERDAY IS
sned marriage license 10 Charles Rose
and I.ottie May Han ..s.a,,.
In tho Law and Equity Court Yesterday
a decree was entered IN the SUIT Oh -.
- Landorkln, administrator against
Charles T. Dance and others. ..,.
A motion was filed in the CITY SHeui'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03


nox from her class; Mrs. Strickland pre-
sanfe5 the church with a handsome BLDG
for the pulpit; Miss Bessie Diacont Pre-,
scented the church with two oeauulh
boo,l-marks. Of satin and silk; Mr.. w. A.
Strickland gave each member or ms blDlo
class 81 card. and gave book TO Duncan
jackson. who brought I'm the largest fun-
lcr Of scholars
THE auucrintendent. Mr.. Diacont was
sbou. 10 close the exercises. when Rev.
Mr.. Mcsparran stepped forward ana sur sur
priscI HIM by presenting MN ." o'-'''
~ tls school a pair of gold eye-giosses'
Every member Of the school present was was
then eivon candy. oranges. nuts apples
etc.. after which the benediction "as pro
ronnc.d. and an went away with pleasant
recollectlous of The Joyous occasion. ne
building was taxed TO MS utmost en-" .l- ~
&c. number. probably 100, were turned
away from want Of room TO accommo-
date them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

slightly damaged, worth &c. yard, for
5l-2c. yard a.,
Good. Heavy Unbleached Cotton, for
family use. 4c. grade. for 2 I-sc yard. -.
Solid Color and Figured Crepon, DeS'
j. Ice. quality for &c. yard.
for 3,-3c. yard.
Extra Wide Unbleached Canton FLANNEL
Sc. quality for &C.. yard.
Remnants Of lie. unbleached canton
Flannel. 3-lc. yard ~,
TubIeached Jeans. extra heavy quality
worth &c.. i'm short lengths. 5c. yard.
8G-lnch Figured Wash Fabr 'cs, Blue ano
Rlock grounds, u 1-2c. qua iiy, Tor &C.
yard. ,.-.
BE-. quality. for 1-6c. yard.
Yard-Wide Light-StriDe Percales, loc'
quality. for sc. yard. .,-.
100 Damask and Huck Towels signify
soned. = TO 40c. values, for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
chief shn,.,s Nc WorIs.

First Assistant Chief George c. Shaw
was the first general officer Of the depart
ment TO arrive at the fire on Friday night,
and sent in the second alarm within six
minutes. With No. and the chemical
engine streams he fought the fire on the
TOP floor. where it fairly ragged, being FED
bv every kind Of combusubie material.
lie stayed there as long as human endu-
rance made it possible, when, with the
aid Of a 2o-foot ladder. he crawled 10 tho
building adjoining on the east, which was
really the most advantageous point,
where he fought the flames 10 finish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

The funeral Of Mrs Virginia +. Spence.
wife Of Mr.. Charles A. Spence. who died
Friday. took place from Park-Place
church al 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Spence suffered with complication
OF troubles. Sne was an active member
OF Park-Place church, and her services
viii be greatly missed. The deceased was
a Miss Dlggs. daughter OF Rev. Thomas
A. Digs, OF the Methodist Conference
and sister OF Judge J. 5. Digs, OF Lynch-
burg. She leaves husband, one son. and
one dannhtor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

rhe officers and teachers Of UniQn-Sta-
tI ou Sunday school rendered tbs
.r.u of tho school Christmas en-
5000. umaut Friday uieht 90 their COM
ous chapel. on @ between Twenty
.....n aul Iwenty-elghth streets Mr.
Adam Dlo0ul the rporiuiendcnt or the
school, presided Che following pro-
ammo was admirably rendered in the
presence of crowded house. and every
..s seemed 90 enjoy themselves: Christ
f flaIv' hy choir, opening address, Dy
.-ie Aoahce; prayer. by Rev Francis
u. MrrNa4ran, song, 10y the cnlilftn,
I Think q Hear the Sleigh-Bells Ring
.e, recitation by Mary shackeliord;
.o. "Out m the Darkness" by Mrs.
a..tHnettI. recitation. Christmas Bells
iF lin Perrin. recitation, Santa Claus
Knows hy Viola DIacOnt, song. Dr. the
choir. recitation "God Bless the Little
stockings" bv peari Pate: duet. by Viola
Incoat and Maiy Pond; recitation,
eumDortown." by Rcbecca Perrin sonG
ty tic children. address. by Rev. Joel r.
Tucker of Eas.-Ind Bantist church.
ae,Iers George and Philip Diacont
n..feWs o. .le superintendent. rendered
election on the mandolin and guitar;
song by the choir.
handsome pulpit was presented by
-r j. So. B'ngiey. q purse from the
.eaoo. was presented TO tine pastor gold
NECKLACE was presented 10 the Organist,
~ se .e Diacont; walter A. Strick-
a was presented with a purse, walking
le and Bible one Bible was given for
haUur missed a Sunday since Che
ltan.zatlon ~ the school; Miss Annie
Hammond received a gold ring. not
having missed in attendance but once
tAoe The organization. Miss Bessie Col
'@-f ~42 Presented with beautiful work-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
SCHW ANE BACK HERE
BROvGur 10 RICHMOND LAST
NIGHT FOR TRIAL.
Ills STATEMENT At TIE CITY JAIL.
What He Says About His Case
claims That Tic Can Disprove All
thc Chargcs-Why lie Was Dctnin-
ca in Prison.

Anthony schwanc. tho harlcopor whose
a.ton cNit just after the Confederate
I.nlon was such keen disappointment
tl divers and manifold creditors. was
brought back 90 Richmond last night by
3r George pfclner Jr.'' United states
Marshal OF New Jersey. lie VIII be are
enod before the United States District
court on tie Ioth Instant to answer two
charges
sel0.uo SIS charged by ono OF his as
fut bagAoopcrs with passing counter
f.t coin, and hy Che city authorities with
conducting har-room without n license.
I.o arrived iu Richmond ON the 7-o'clock
rn from the North. I'm custody OF Mar
SLID plc0er accompanied by two de-
rl.a and WAS met ou his arrival at
81. Ell-sttcot Depot by Dcputy-Mar-
tr. Is. Jauncy peasants. and by Mr.
Ir> AZ. Smith. Jr, who has been re-
tH.l as counsel FOR the accused. There
N large crowd 90 fle stat ion. ana the
WAS closely eyed os De walked
Io haek watch was waiting 20 COM
1857 lm to the city ja1
IIAGGAItD AND NERVOUS.
huare fas altered very slightly lie
looked I.lc and littio laeeard. and was
Disconnected ty the close scrutiny
I.. crowd who thrcu el about him.
l.. Ws evidently nervous about his nee
.rr. foi as soon as he met 1lr. SmIt1
sei hlm ii amy demonstration was
to Dee made, ANA 81 many people
waiting to see h.m leave the sta-
t.u
Arriving 70 the jal sohuane was takon
f. t office tl await tle arrival OF his
c.l ltre he was soon by Dispatch
u.. $40 lrst Dr. refused tO say anr-
lor publication uuu after Doc brad
AIR. smith, then, ou al impulse.
.|.i Tine reporter d. 10 would he po s.-
l.r nim to g.t au the issues OF Cd cer-
Richmond paper from July th 20
Ile sall chat friends in ibis city
I bean watching his interests. ana wC.e
rr to back Aim to any extent lie
lied tho publication of certain rec
f..s. more particularly those abiding 90
VITO. as sorrr.lous auN lbsious. ana
t..wei h.s ntcuton, as soon ass Doe was
fHoa with IFS present trouble. Of bring
s.It against d. Richmond paper
GAVE HIMSELF ZIP.
"I gave myself up." SAID DE. "as soon
ls heard Of tle charges brought against
gre. and tle only reason ! have been kept
r t.l since the 2ith OF October Is that.
owing I'D the death of the United states
1850 ou OH. %ew Jersey Circuit. ] have
i.r held until q new judge Was appoint
SD th0L fhe necessary papers for my
imotel coul Doe signed. 4 have moved
beaver and earth % scJ here before and
would not h8 here roH bad j not made
Vigorous ami repeated cnorts.' SchWane
s.ta Chat Tie tr.. tmeut be met with in
Newark faA dl mot come up to Ibis cN-
r..f. .f.r- 81 eEUcrt better treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
Gnnd TemnInrs to- Meet.

The Executive Committee OF the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars will meet here
tomorrow An official visit will be paid
TO Rescue Lodge in the evening. where an
interesting programme. specially arranged
for the occasion. Will be discoursed. The
committee hold an executive session
Tuesday Then, as guests OF Trinity
Lodge. they will participate In celebrating
It's twelfth anniversary At night from ,
10 II o'clock there will be public re-
ception rendered the committee az the
home OF Mrs. A. j. Pyle, 2l3 east Grace
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
A neIirhffnI TaclSy Party.

A very unique and jolly children's party
took place at Mrs. Edgar Gums on south
Third street Tuesday night. when little
Miss Katherine Gum invited her young
friends 10 a "taclSy party" There were
four prizes awarded two for boys ana
girls over 10 years Old. and two for those
under 10. The successful competitors
were little Misses Katie Jones and Mary
Fpes. and Masters Harold English ana
Cass Wilburn. There were about sixty
boys and girls present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
FROM TIE NEW York CLEARANCE
SAFES

WHICH ARE HELD EVERY JANuAkr
BY TBE GREAT NEW YORK JOB8lNp
HOUSES BEFORE TAKING lNNIN-
TORY. WE HAVE SECURED. THOU
SANDS OF YARDS OF MATERIALS a. j.
THESE ALL GO IL THIS WLEh .
SALE. .o.
12l-2c. Quality Dark outing Cloth, TOT
skirts and dresses. DC. yard
21-inch Cameo Drapcry Cloth, DIIs"I
Powered designs 5c. yard. ,...
Real Indigo Blue Cahcoes, 6l-ic kina'
for he yard. ,..,,l.,,,
Is patterns OF Ei1erdown Flannellej,i,,e.s,
dark wrapper patterns, il l--c. qua'i'S'
for BE- "a yard ,,.. ,.o--,.
TUilled Wrcpps. for children's dresses
and ladies' house wrappers, worth ol-ic'
yard for 27-sc. yard. .,., ,,.,.,,,
ease OF Yard-Wide Bleached MusNp'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
sn.o,,I Sermon TO T.P. AS Tonight.

AL the request Of the members OF Post
A Travellers Protective Association,
Rev. DR.. Grayatt viii deliver discourse
TO tho travelling men tonight, at
o'clock. at the Holy Trinity Episcopal
church
An visiting travelling statesmen are
cordially invited TO meet with the mem
hers OF Post \, at o'clock, at the Jsffer-
son. and from there march in body 10
the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

Court yesterday in the case Of r. H.
Rountree against the National Lie AS
ISOLATION. Of Hartford, Conn.
Suits were instituted in this court yes
torday as follows:
Citizens Bank Of Richmond against -
T. Inmpkin. for Sl32.33.
Radford Development Company against
Richard IT. Johnson, for 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
coruap-.merican Ladies' Meet.

The German-American ladies AID AS
sociation will hold their monthly meeting
on Tuesday afternoon 1T o'clock al the
Virginia Hospital A large attendance Is
requested. as the election Of new officers
takes place. and also arrangement viii be
made for the operetta to be given at the
end Of the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

The great days and the small days.
They come and 50 so f0St
The spring DAYS and the fall days.
The sumner days. and All days,
They take their turn az last.
Need winter days be drear daysf
We laugh az storm and cold
For Christmas days are dear days
And full-of-happy-c heer days
Tor all tbs young and Old. s,...
DELLA HART STONE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
222e1ye1g- Gz% tsI2tootoS 12gz<en5- Gzs SsS2too0H

pearl buttons Muslin Chms aove embroidery
yo m silk bows, and others
gathered Hamburg and
deliberately tucked Muslin Skirts Hamburg umbrella
neutrality-suspicious. Chemis
pointed yoke Hamburg Drawers val insertion and
tuc and +inch lace ruh and others
Skirts embroidery misunderstanding Chemse
Muslin deliberately tmn1cd-Emp
Hamburg cambria uCambc Gowu val
Edgngs deliberately Tucked and En-
embroidery Flounc,
heavily tucked and Others
embroidered sailor collars
5ich
embroidery hOunce; Umbrella Skirts "a
dswide.5 iuchem embroidery rufle and others
Chmise torchon lace bottom and top Muslin Skirts
Others
deliberately trimmed Cambria Skirts deliberately
Vacnennes trimmed Gowns
Cambria Gowns Point de Paris lace trimmed and
others
and Chese to match with all
one dhr CENTS 10 TWO oohars
five a garment 70 80
Corset Covers ut 3D. 49, o. ana SDc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

NEW YORK, January 2.-(Special)-R.
r. Patterson. Fifth avenue; q. IA Lett,
Broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

Bates's Turkey-Rcd Table Damask, tV
inches wide. zoe. quality, for 81 lie. yard.
Turkey-Red Damask, ljc. quahty, Ior
Joe. yard.
Unbleached Table Damask, csc. quality
for ~ l-Zc. yard.
C0-inch Bleacned Damask, 60c. quaity
extra heavy. for f5c. yard.
Fine Saline Damask Table Linen, ? yards
wide 81 value. for ,ac. yard.
Pure Linen Damask Towels, 1 yard long
u l-2c. quality, for Sc each.
9g-inch Long Huckaback and Absorbent
Friuged Towels, Sc. value Tor &C. each.
l5-lnch pure Linen Colored-Bordered
Nspsins. worth Sc dozen, for &C. each.
Bleached Sheets, Zl-2 yards long ana
21-2 Yards wide. extra heavy, without
dressing. CSC. value, for 39c.
Utica Bleached Sheets. 2l-4 by Il
yards long. &c. quality. for soc. each.
Special value I'm Unbleached Sheets, Ii
by 2 IL yards, 59c. value, for 40c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

Boys Springfield Lace Shoes, solid a.
a rock for 15c.
Misses Crack-Proof School Shoes, styl-
ish shapes, for 81.
u pairs of Boys Genuine calf Lace
Shoes, worth S. for $l.4S.
Burts 50 Button and Lace Shoes, In all
the new cuts, for Sl.sS.
READY-MADE DRESS SKIRTS.
COUNT UP COST OF MATERIAL AND
Innings, AND YOU WILL DlSCONE R
THEM FOR YOU. MORE THAN so
HERE FOR YOUR SELECTION:
Ladies' Ready-Made Black Dress SKIRTS,
each one thoroughly finished and lined,
i'm all lengths and waist measurements.
Prices are about bare cost of materials:
Figured Mohair Skirts, full lined
throughout, Velveteen bound ...........y Jc.
Figured Sicilian skirts. lined throughout
with rustic percaline very wlde.......S l.6y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
Ladies' Goats and Cape!


ion a tly-edu
collar fastened with
to %
silk lined
of including CamelH,
throughout Black
hsohdm
finished Coats including Black Kersy
with Black silk lined
back aud 'front.'
with plain CLOTH reduced to the uniform
"". . 90.
handsomely stitched reduced
tO..-.. ~.-. ] ..
handsome black
iuCedf 125 to-. ] w
checks and pud with collars edged
fur renbr 81 80, reduced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

Figured Black Armures. extra WIDE ana
heavy, lined throughout, velvet bound.
worth s. sold to-day fOr...............slss
Plain Black Soilian. extra wide. double
lined and velvet bound. sold for 49,
now ..-......... ...:.....,..; 's-.1o
Black Honeycomb Boucle Skirts, very
heavy, lined and stiffened through
out ............. ............... ...........6so.
Black Figured Diagonal skirts, extra
wide and heavy. worth N.".....,,,Shss'
FIVE BLACK-GooDs BARGAINS.
75c. All-Wool Cloth, with SILK Doucls
stripe, yard Observation-Disclosures. oyc.
CSC. Atwood Silk Loop BOucle, Tor
separate skirts, n yard for ...,,........5Oc.
75c. All-W DOL Wide-Wale Serge, 20 inches
SOC. ATWOOD French Serge, 30 inches
wide, a yard for ........,........,......59 c.
35c. ATWOOD French Serge, heavy quail
~, perfect Black. u yard for .......,...zZc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
lie dARfIENTs COMPRISE

Skirts Chse Matched Sets, all
unless TO refunded
Short Long Flannel Skirts with Cambria Bodies,
.... ~ %
wide
and Low Neck, all Oc
Children well wide Ham
burgR ufe, szesin proportion. ~ .-I IL l-Zc.
Round
including Hcmstithng Lace and Embroidery Trimmings
49, Sc.
Umbrella with 5inch Cambria RuHe Heavy
Drawers
quality Cambria Drawers with - tucks
assortment
tables follows:
embroidery uus
linen "a and others
umbrella ru h,mstctedGood Muslin Gown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

Hemstliched Extra Heavy Houhd-
Thread Sheets, 2 ia by IL yards Ions
S5c value. Tor 59c. each.
s2x56 Bleached Pilow-Cases, lJc. value
for Zoe. each.
45Na6 Bleached Utica Pillow-Cases' loc'
each.
Hemstitched Bolter-Cases. AZ inches
wide. = yards long. 5Jc. value, for 4Jc.
each.
SPECIAL SHOE SALES.
90 pairs o. Ladies' Chrome Kid Button
Shoes. smooth insoles, large, straight TIP
latest cut. ID and last, regular price
S75 for Sil9.
20O pairs Misses Dongola Kid Button
Shoes, extension soles. for school, regular
price SIS. for 75c
The Comet Button and Lace Shoes. IN
eight different cuts, all the latest shapes
for Sl50: sold everywhere for 8.
Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes, every PAIR
warranted solid, for 81.