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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
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SANTA CLAUS AT PARK-PLtCE.
The Sundny-Schoors Christmas En-
tertainmcnt "a Decided Success.

The Christmas entertainment of the
Park-Place Methodist church Sunday
school took place in the lecture-room
last night at O'clock. and was very
largely attended fully 200 people being
present
The room had been prettily decorated
for tho occasion, and position OF
honor was given TO a huge Christmas
tree, most effectively decorated by Pro-
fessor Minor.
Tho proceedings were opened with the
Gloria IN EKcesis, sung by tho school
choir. and followed with prayer by the
pastor. Rev. Or. Pitt. \ carol. Ring
the Joy Bells" was the next item on
the programme. and this was followed
10y Rotations by the following: Misses
Rosebud Brown, Clara Becker Lucille
Alrey, Lille Becker Floyd Alvey, Katie
Wrenn. Leila Leftwich, and Master
Percy Marlborough. Garry Me Back 10
Old Virginia" was sung by Clinton West.
and MIS-. CHS orphan boys sang de-
lghtfuiiy.
There was q visit from Santa Claus,
and presents and sweetmoats We're libe-
rally dispensed. The entertainment closed
with the singing Of "All Hail the Power
OF Jesus Name"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
THE C0CKADE CITY.
ANNUAL MEETING BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLES UNION.
Election Of Onicers-Tbe Thorp-Epes
Contested brilliant Ncfeor-Diyid-
Firc-Arm Amputnted.

PETERSBURG, VA. January 6-fSpe-
cial)-The annual meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union. OF the West-End
church, was held last night, and an
interesting and encouraging address was
delivered before the large assemblage by
the new pastor, Rev. W. S. Leake. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, ". NJ. Rucker;
Vice-President. Herbert Macassay; Re-
cording Secretary. Miss Laura Perklnson;
Treasurer. J. II. Holt; Financial Secre-
tary. Miss Eva Cooke: Corresponding Sec
rotary Mrs. II. T. Phillips The union
has ii membership OF seventy-four and
is doing excellent work.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT CONTEST.
The taking Of dispositions in the con-
test Of Hon. r. T. Thorp against Hon.
Sidney r. Epes. for the latter's seat in
the next Congress, from this district,
viii soon be commenced. and they will
be exhaustive on both sides. Colonel
james ID. Brady Is the principal counsel
FOR Mr. Thorp, and Senator W. b. Nc
Ilwaine for Mr. Epes. 1t Is expected that
some lively testimony will be brought
out on behalf Of the contestee IN the
matter Of the Offers and expenditures OF
moneys by the ant-DemOcratic parties.
The Federal offices i'm this city. accord
ing to common report have been pretty
well apportioncd by the local Republi-
cans Rumor says that General Suth
Boiling will DE postmaster; Colonel James
ID. Brady. Collector of Internal Revenue
and Mr.. II. G.. Wilson. Collector of Gus
toms.
GENERAL NEWS.
Work will be commenced in few days
on the Academy Of Music. for its con-
version into tobaccO-factory This
building originally cost between $4,000
and $4,000, and was recently sold, under
a mortgage. for 5000.
one Of the largest and most brilliant
meteors seen I'm this city i'm many years
passed slowly across the western sky,
from north TO south. last night about
10 O'Clock It's fight was unusually slow
and those who saw 70 were electrified by
its SIZE and brilliance.
A double frame tenement on Low
street. owned by Mr.. W. II. Cuthbert
and occupied by colored families. was
partially destroyed by fire this after
noon.
1t is expected that Major Robert Stiles,
of Richmond of counsel for the plaintiffs,
will conclude the argument in the Ten
nant-DunlOp suit tomorrow. and the
matter will be submitted to Judge Han
cock for decision. Every possible phase
of the case has been deliberately argued
by able counsel. and the Court has. no
doubt. been thoroughly informed as 70
the merits of the case
Mrs. Adams. an elderly lady. the mo-
Their of Mrs. Emmett Sanford had her
left arm amputated yesterday because
of a cancerous affection and is doing
| well
The people Of this city have been eau
| toned against the too free use or waste
of city water. because Of the threatened
depletion Of supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
The FOurQurean-PriCe Co.
LIVE OAK HANDICAP.
Event of the Day at New Orienn
Won nv HOSSmnr.

Event of the Day az New Orleans
Won by ROssmmr.
EgW ORLEANS January Crime Wea-
ur but pretty cool FOR the usually
Sunny South found 1900 people al lhe
Tracks The going WAS lumDy, but FASTER
ft.n for several days Rossmar the
ftorlte won The $1,000 Liyo-Oak hanai-
c,r very cievorly. Only one other hrsl
cIe won during the day, however.
Irl race-scNng. seven furlongs
N D. GB. c. Rein. 90 - won, with
Anna Mays second. and Judith g. third
lm. l1nA
Second race-scycn furlOngs-Our Blshpp
no White. 10 % won with Provident
second and Candy third. Time. 1892
Third race-selling. one mile and twenty
yards Partner CO. Dean. 20 p won,
rl Terra Archer second. and Marster
ffol third Time. 1851.
Fourth race Iiye-Oak Handicap. S1,O0,
n..s and furloug-Rossmar O3. Everett
fo ID won, with IOudOn second. and
Judge Stcadman third. Time. 2,0Oh.
i.fth race-selling. six furlOngs- Brother
ffei Q0J, Morse. 10 u won with Squire
niAam second, and WoOdlawn third.
Time. l2i
sixth race-seiling. six furlongs-Med-
p',r 01 Scott II 10 81 won, with Rouble
second, ana Sir John third. Time, llS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
SEE THE TURN OF THE TIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron wen Received
NJ the Academy Inst Night.

"The Turn of the Tide a melodrama'
with plenty of thunder and not niue
blood. was received with many demon
STATIONS Of popular approval at the
Academy last night. AS a literary effort
the play does not call for any comment
and it is. moreover. devoid of anything
approaching originality but the whole
scheme has many redeeming points. some
of the situations are very strong ana Wen
worked up, and at times the play is as
exciting as a murder trial. MIR. and Mrs.
Byron are surrounded with capable
company There viii be a matinee per
Torrance to-day, and tonight The Ups
and Downs Of Life" will be presented.
"Hands Across the Sea-" an English
melodrama by the well-known play
wright. Henry Pettitt, VIII be the atliac-
tjons at the Academy of Music tomorrow
and Saturday. The company Is a large
one and includes such well-known actors
as True S. James. Phillip Stats, joseph
Damery. Carl Fey. Woodward Barrett
Frank Auburne. Miss Dell Ellerson, RITA
Durand Marion Barnweh, and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
ON THE PENINSULA.
The Recent Murder of Jake Miller
at Morrison.

at Morrison.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January c.
Cspecial) THE Coroner's jury has not de-
termined who murdered Jake Miller (col-
ored) at Morrison late last Saturday eve
ming. and the inquest has not concluded
the taking of testimony being continued
from day TO day. Already a number oil
witnesses have been examined, but II Is
SIN a mystery as 10 who did the shoot
inc. Six negroes are incarcerated IN the
county Jail charged with the crime buI
no direct testimony duplicating any OF
them has been adduced. 1t has been
shown that there were about fifteen
negroes I'm the mob when the shooting
occurred.
Tho report regarding the alleged dis
appcarance of Frank Behne, the base
ball PLAYER. caused some talk in baseball
circles here II was reported that Behne
was IN I'm a hospital, and had since dled'
but no further particulars were OBTAIN
able. This report Is without foundatioh
as Refine is and has been living In New
port News for some time past lie was
surprised when he read the report OF MS
disappearance. as he thought his friends
knew where he had been living. Behne
says he expects 10 play ball IN virginia
next season.
The British steamship Sandman Prince,
after having been pulled of the North
Carolina shore. where she struck during
a heavy fog. was yesterday libelled IN
the sum Of 5000 salvage by the tugooat
J.. Luckenbach. Of New York, which got
her of the shore. The vessel had been
surveyed to determine the extent OF the
! damage she sustained I'm running aground
but she had been found TO be seaworthy.
She would have sailed for Antwerp yes
terday but for this libel proceeding. IL
| IS understood that the differences between
| the steamer and tug will be adjusted, and
| that the former will be allowed TO proceed
| on her way.
The members Of Council No. 60. Junior
| order United American Mechanics, have
/ issued invitations 10 an entertainment
which will be given at Johnson's opera
/ House on Tuesday evening, January l2th'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

Manager Jake Wells. Of the Richmonu
fam who has been in Washington for
several days. returned 10 Richmond yes
terday. ,..- o.. 49,.
nnrnose of laying before the Arbitrating
Committee Of the National League MS
claims for the services Of Pitcher Null
,ar,,ev Manager Kuntzsch, Of the SYRIA
cuse. team. who also desires Muliarkey'
80 also i'm Washington, endeavoring TO
ironress upon President Young the validity
of his claims. -.,..-
Manager Wells says the question as 10
which team is entitled TO Mnilarhey VIII
he decided Within the next ten Gays ana
, ~ no doubts but that the pitcher
win play here next season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
DEATHS

ERWIN. Died. at her husbands home.
I'm Chicago Wednesday. January .. lHs.
Mrs LILA y. ERWIN, wiIe OF W. -
Trvin' and daughter OF Mrs. A. ID. At
kins0n. -.
Funeral from Lexington Hotel. this
,itv FRIDAY. January s. 1881 At $50 II.
NJ Friends and acqualntances invited
10 attend
FOSTER.--Died. January otn. NJ \. a.
nj his residence. 400 north FIRST street.
JACK FOSTER, In the slst year OK ms
axe.
he leaves "A wife. three daughters. one
con and many relatives and friends tn
mourn their loss.
Funeral from Second tAfrican) BAPTIST
church FRIDAY at r. NJ. Members OK
the family and friends are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
MEYER SYCLE
Ladies' CIOdks.

1t is a reputation that we are
entitled to-that of selling good
quality Wraps at low prices.
Every Cloak in our house must
be sold this season. Read these
prices and you will see why we
will sell them all.
Ladies' Boucle Jackets, Jet-Black. bea-
yer trimmed. silk lined throughout, were
Ladies' Tan Jackets. figured silk. lined
throughout, made in the finest manner
SIS garments ......... ..............-.....-.s
All our Ladies' and Misses Jackets.
that were s., 50, $40 and $l2. in Tan.
Black Brown, or Green. now .........-.b.
All the Ladies' and Misses Jackets. that
were s., So, and 81, now ...............S.oo.
All the $3.50 Jackets now .............<.Ss-
All the "a Jackets now ...............-.A
/ 9o-inch-long Handsome Mtnk-Trfmmed
Velour-Plush Cape. handsomely beaded
and braided. was $25; now ........~....slo.
S0-inch Plain. Handsome Quality Black
Velour-Plush Cape. curly Black Thioet
| trimmed, was So now ..................s.oo
6 Plush Capes. trimmed with beads.
braid. and mink tails, were $40; now....S
Plush Capes, that were $50 and ~;
/ Plush Capes that were s. and Sleo;
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
LETTER FROM LACRET.
He Says Everything I'm Cuban Lines
Is Prospecting.

NEW YORK. January 6.-Delegate
Palma. Of the Cuban Junta in this city,
has received n letter from General Jose
Tacret. who is in command Of the Matan-
zas province. and whom the Spanish
officially reported 10 have been killed
some weeks ago. General lacret writes
me-" said Senior Palma, that everything
is prospecting in his province, and that
the Cubans have started two newspapers.
which shows that they are not always
fighting. He further states that he Is
expecting General Gomez in his province.
and is making preparations to receive
him. He reports everything inside the
cuban lines to be prospecting"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
VICTORY OVER GOMEZ.
only n Few SMALL Bands Of Rebels
Now In Pinar.

MADRID, January 6.-Dispatches from
Habana give details OF the recent victory
achieved by General Luquez over the In
surgent leader Maxine Gomez In the
province OF santa Clara, the advices say
ing that Gomez left l06 dead on the field
al Arroyo Blanco.
The dispatches also assert that there
are only a few small bands OF rebels now
left in the province or Pinar del Rio.
and that these are fast melting away
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
Now Is the Weather for Underwear.
Nov Is The Time to Get Low Prices.

MONS ATWOOD White Shirts and Draw
t- $L& values.
This week soc.
1rer's Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers,
netting nice.
Resular price. $3.50. This week. I.l9.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Camefs-Hair
rts and Drawers.
Regular value. $3.50. This week. 81.
Mons Half-Wool Shirts and Drawers,
8. Tan. Gray. and White.
Regular price soc. This week 39c.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Gray Shirts and
Drawers.
Regular price. zoe This week. 26c
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, White,
f.eely-made.
Regular price. zoe. This week S9c
Mems Extra Heavy Canton Flannel
Drawers. reinforced seat
Regular price zoe. This week, 75c
Mems Canton FLANNEL Drawers, un-
Neached: sizes 80 and a2.
Regular price. 25c This week. lac.
Mems silk Tock Ties, In light colors.
Regular price. 15c. This week. Il l-2,
Mems Au-Liuen Collars. I'M several
shapcs: an sizes. from IA to II.
Regular price. Toe. each. This week, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

The hounds OF the Deep Run Hunt Gut
met az the clubhouse yesterday after
noon and enjoyed a capital run.
About twenty members We're IN the SAD
die. and large number OF vehicles were
out.
The drag started at Major Ginters
onarrv. and the course lay from thence
across the Brook road about hair plns
above Brook bridge. through Warwick's
farm. and circling back 10 Soiomons
store. finished al Dumbarton.
The scent lay well. and the work oi
the hounds was excellent The pace was
hot. and the ground was covered IN
nttle over nifty minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
THE STEAMER THREE FRIENDS.
Newspaper-Men and Others 10 Tes-
tify rs To FiIibustering.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, January g.
Eight newspaper-men appeared before
the United states District Attorney this
morning. in response to subpoenas Issued
on Tuesday. but they were not called
upon to go before the grand jury to tes-
tifv in fiibustering cases as was antici-
pated After all had reported, they were
excused until Friday morning. when they
will have to tell what they know about
the last expedition OF the steamer Three
Friends. Besides the newspaper
there were present several persons who
are supposed TO have gone on the yes
sci on the last trip, and other persons
who saw her being loaded at Fernandina
before she left on the last trip. All OF
the witnesses say that they know nothing
about the alleged armlng and fitting out
of the vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
Total ................... .......... A.6s3 80
THE RECORDS OF THE HOME

The report Of Mrs Ellen l.. Mayo, the
recording secretary. dwelt at some length
upon the scope Of the work carried on
"a the home. II dealt also with the
finances Of the institution and voiced the
expectation Of the board 20 receive q
grant from the Legislature at its next
session IL showed what was being done
with the building fund. which has been
materially helped by the two auXiliaries
II stated that Of the eight inmates only
three have been able TO stand ON their
feet: that there have been three deaths
"a he home. and one removal on account
OF unsuitability. and contained compii-
montary allusion 10 the work Of the
helpers IN the home.
MANY ENCOURAGING LETTERS.
Mrs. Annie Craigie, corresponding sec
rotary. stated I'm the course Of an In
tercsting report. that she received hume
rous aUplicatiOns for admission 10 the
home from an parts Of the Stote, but was
compclled. for lack Of room, 20 reply 90
an mo room" or we can only put you
ON the waiting list"
"Aany have died waiting" She said.
To was the hone of the board 10 have
certain beds set aside where needy pa-
tents may be kept for life without cost
The corresponding secretary IS often in
receipt Of encouraging letters from friends
of the home. and although 10 is supported
by the citizens Of Richmond. almost en-
tirelv. yet friends in other cities have
frequently helped MS by donations and en-
tertainmcnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
Special inducements to at
tend our Great Clearing Sale
to-day.
sts DINNER SETS FOR S7.G5.


Real English China Dinner Sets. 100
.... entirely new design, underglazed
.or.tions. for S4C5, complete real value
our So Finest Quality Carlsbad China
Dinner Sets. choice decorations, speci'i
lr to-day SIS. o,,.
rvtrq-r arce-Size Bread Boxes nicely
I.r.nned worth regularly o9c., for 5oc.
Solid steel Carving Sets, worth SLOW
lrarug-sale price zoe. set.
TIeeant Ieather-Seat Rockers, solid OAK
t-ame. regularly 1915, clearing price -.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF go HAND
SOME PARLOR ROCKERS. GENUINE
LEATHER SEATS. CARVED BACKS
ATN9S
urrboo Easels. feet high, nicely bur
rsr.5 and finely finished. guard chaln'
worth 1oc.. for Zoe.
fe. Hardwood Towel Rollers &C.
r.et Quality Double-Pointed Hardwood
T0,npcks boxes for &c.
ruIARGE-sIZE GLASS LAMPS, COM
pLETE WITH BEST BURNER AND
CHIMNEY. FOR pc. REGULAR 69c.
VINEGAR or Oh Bottles, worth S9c., price
Coz - l5c. ,..ol,
Subbng Brushes solid Dack' sei'o'e"
stock. lSgular l0c., for DC.
Ialre-S.ze White American emma
nbers. always sold for a9c., for lsc.
l.u Pretty Glass salt Ceilers, imi'''io"
.nt worth 1ec lOr &C.
Salad Bowls. handsomely decorated
would he cheap at 81, for 23c.
HANDSOME CUPID BANQUET
tNps WARRANTED CENTRE
DRAFT BURNERS RICH FRENCH
GILT FINISHED. WORTH 50, FOR sSc'
CHOICE
80 Sew Lamp Frames, an shapes at
... ..n.ce
- clear Crystal Glass Cake-siands'
worth regularly rs and Soc. for lUc choice.
Footed Berry or Fruit Bowls ROUND
square shape. cut-gia4s design ""' u"
..r.v Is ana &c.,. for - l-2c. choice.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
raenecs six Tissue Toilet Paper
GU clear crystal Table Tumblers' worth
l.rrc. a dozen. for lee. each.
n.ne. brushes. 25c. ones, for DC.
lrol Embroidered japanese screens
sl-- fDat high. for SIS.
| The FOurlurcan-PrlCe 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
cuIpcper srinute-Men Elect Cap

CrTPFPER. VA. January 6.-(Special)
The Culpener Minute Men, known as
Companv b. Third Regiment Virginia
Volunteers. assembled I'm their Armory
Tonight 10 elect a successor TO Captain
A /. Goodloe. Jr., who had been placed
on the retired list by his request First
Lieutenant DR. A. Hume Sprinkle was
unanimously elected. but refused 10 ac-
cent the office. and the election was multi
fed. Second-Lieutenant T. Edwin Grims-
lev was then placed in nomination with
out opposition and was unanimously
elected captain. The vacancy thus
created was filled by First-Sergeant
DR.. samuels Hadrack being elected to
the position Of second lieutenant without
oppOsitiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
THE DOLPHIN AT JACKSONVILLE.
other Boats to Look out for Fill
busters.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January g.
The United States dispatch-boat Dolphin
arrived at ST. Johns bar this morning
AZ 10 o'clock and came up the river 70
Jacksonville. The Dolphin is the first
of a number Of vessels detailed 70 watch
administering to arrive. The dynamite
cruiser Vesuvlus is en- route for the coast
Of Florida. on the same mission as the
DOLPHIN. and will arrive in a few days.
The torpedo-boats Ericsson and Gushing
have also been ordered 10 Florida, 10 pre-
vent hlibustering. These four boats viii
patrol the Florida coast from the mouth
of the ST. Johns 10 Tampa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
THE CITY on THE DAN.
. Covhiding Cnse-A brilliant We'd
ding

DANVILLE. VA. January 6.-tSpe-
cial1-A case of unusual interest ~as
heard in the Police Court to-day. II
was that OF two young men, Ross ana
Homie Gentry, charged with cowhlding
and otherwise assaulting T. ;. Pool.
The alteration grew out OF the circula-
ton of a report concerning a lady reia-
tive OF the Gentry boys, which, they
claimed TO have traced 10 Pool or his
family. Tho brothers. neither OF whom
il yet OF age. awaited Pool near MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
THE SHENANDOAH HOMICIDE.
An Extrn Guard Placed i'm the Jail
Public Indignation.

WOODSTOCK VA. January 6.-(spe-
cial)-The, cases OF John NJ. sibort and
e. G.. Rice. charged with shooting and
killing Isaac Bowers, in this county
were to-day called TOR preliminary hear
ing before Justice Haas which hearing
the accused waived Motion was then
made before County-Court Judge New.
man for bail. and the motion was adj
iourned until tomorrow morning. Con
siderable Indignation Is manifested IN
the locality Of the shooting, as Bowers
was a man Of large connection, and an
extra guard has been placed on duty if
the jail tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
Ladies' Wrappers.

What a comfort It is 10 put on nice;
warm nannellette. wrapper these coli
mornings We have them here In the
prettiest patterns the mills produce, ana
made up most stylishly ana perfect IT.
about them that meets with your ap-.
proval. a. If you picked the style out or
"A book. Ten dozen new styles came IN
last week They were intended 10 sen
fron, 81 25 10 81 but our inventory sale
interferes. The prices shall be from '9c'
TO 81 %. Think OF IT, a pretty Flanneliette
Ntrrapper for TTo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. January 6.-Gov-
ernor Altgeld to-day commuted the SEN
tence OF Charles J. and Frank r. Mea-
dowcroft. convicted of receiving deposits
ND 10 the time their bank In Chicago was
nlaced i'm the hands OF "A receiver. from
one year In the penitentiary TO sixty days
IN ian. Executive ciemency was recon-
mended by Judge Brsntano. the trial
Judge. and ex-State's Attorney Kern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
wey,er Not to he Superseded.

MADRID. January GA formal denial
OF the statement that 1t IL the intention
Of the government TO supersede General
Weyler as captain-General OF Cuba Is
published In the Epoca, an inspired or
gan. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money il fails to cure
&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
25c. value for 100.
SOC. value for 25c.
soc. value for SOC.
CH'hSl'S Hosiery Specials

Children'S Black Seamless
Hose, 13c. a pair.
Childrcn's Black Seamless,
1-c.. reduced from 20 and 25c.
Boys Extra Heavy Double
Knee. Foot, and Sole, lie, regu-
lar 2Jc. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
Hosiery Specials.

ladies' Black High Spliced
Heel. White Foot and Silk Finish
Hose. 25c., reduced from 80 and
zoe.
ladies' Black Double-Sole,
Hieh-Spiced Heel and White
Foot, lie. q pair, reduced from
9Jc.
ladies Black Fleeeed Hose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07
The F0lTquTsan-
Price Company.
eScNccSScSn
Is1iS Knit Underwear Specials,

Ladies 25c. Vests for 19c.
Ladies SOC. Vests and Pants
for 25c.
Ladies SOC. Vests and Pants
for 800.
Ladies 75c. HalfWool Vests
and Pants for 62i2c.
Ladies ST "a Wool Vests and
Pants Tor 75c.
ladies' S1.25 Atwood Vests
and Pants for 81.
Ladies $50 Atwood Vests
and Pants for S1.25.
Ladies silk and Wool Vests,
81 % each.
Ladies Natural and Red Vests
ardPants reduced from SIPS to
-9c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

Balance January G. 1897 ............ 1883 %
In state Bank for general fund. l.lM u
In state Bank for building fund. 502 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-07

House expense and sala-
ries. ........... .........S2.S so
Funeral expenses ........ - CO.
SdidIl's ...-....s .s.........s 80
Lot. 152 feet. at Co.,. 800 0I
Lot. 30 feet. al S2O5...... coz I'D
Building. Sl.50990, less re-
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