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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
60 u,cbuoud LAWN Parties.

At the lawn party given at the corner
% ,renth and Clay streets by several III
Je misses Friday night last for the bene-
80 ~ The Ice Mission, between 50 and 81
,vas raised FOR this most worthy cause.
" The lawn party which has been in sue
..lse,,i oneration at No. 1884 north Seven
.oootb street. win be continued Monday
etoht A handsome gold ring will be given
III sbo most graceful lady dancer and a
handsome silk handkerchief viii be pre-
sented TO the gentleman who IS best Versed
in the art Of Terpsichore.
several small people have gotten To-
s,ether and win give Gonkey parry on
Rev Father Donovan lawn, Fifst n me-,
Du 49,. rbeir friends are cordially in
- pleasant and enjoyable time IS
VI 49, 80 for every one that attends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

line will take in Buckroe. Old Point, and
Ocean View. At Ocean View on that day
will be a carnival Of powder and fire. the
like Of which Virginia has not seen since
the days Of 1S6l-'65. The beach Will be
strewn with soldiers dive. and yawning
cannon will be seen all around 1t VIII
be the occasion Of a mammoth sham bat
tie and dress parade, TO be given at the
View that afternoon. The Governors OF
North Carolina ana Virginia will, It Is
said. review the troops after the battle.
: As usual, everything Will be arranged
for the excursionists' pleasure, and no.
thing will be lacking to make this day
round Of good times for those who go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

FINEST IMPORTED GERMAN CHINA
CUPS AND SAUCERS. FULL COtf f-fI
AND TEA SIZE. REGULARLY WORTH
81 A DOZEN, FOR &c. a PAIR
Handsome "Melrose'' Real China Din
ner sets. full 100 pieces, with nandsOuie
delicate decoration and gold trimmed
regularly 1880, go Monday for s5'sS, COM
plete. ~ ,o,.... so+c an
of Havfland's newest shapes. richly deco
rated In the beautiful floral design our
regular S3i sets, will go Monday lor 500.
The Handsome la Bell emma Dllus !,
sets I'm the most choice Blue ana Golu
decorations. VIII go 10" iVi CIV
Tbo ReaI Hayiland & Co. Finest Hand
painted Violet Decorated Dinner Sets.
that sold for s7i, VIII 30 MONDAY loi
81. 20.
A LARGE LOT OF BROKEN DINNER
SETS AND ODDS PIECES FROM DIN
NER AND TEA SETS WILL BE
CLOSED OUT TOMORROW AT 2oc.
ON THE DOLLAR.
al UAyILAND CHINA TEA SETS,
$500.
peal Uayiland china Tea Sets. deco
rated with Haviland's most cnoice ueco-
rations. will be sold now for $lyo
Real Carlsbad China Tea Sets. contain
In, ~ rfeces with handsome floral deco
rations. every piece gold lined, all newest
shapes. to be sold-set was N.Jo, now S'oo'
complete. 49,, m. CT, o,,o,,,
niece registered and stamped. rich, dell
cate decorations. 10 be closed out at 3D.
instead OF $3.50.
4oc. MEAT DISHES, NOW lie.
12-inch Real English China Meat Disnes'
nicely decorated. always sold Tor 4'c''
choice Monday l5c. ot.ho,
Extra-I,arge Turkey and Ham Dishes,
assorted decorations, full l6- and ZO-lncn
dishes. that sold up to -, VIII go no" ior
$50 choice. 81, c,,,,,. 1-o,-pots
worth M to Zoe, now &c.
w" De sn Sugar Dishes, to match, were
"f R,s now Gu iyfi White China Mugs and
cream pitchers. that sold for 10 and loc''
"rolse your choice OF nny vase or
Ornament now mt half or actu"i
Real Hand-Painted Tfpli,z Vases worth
OH FINEST est Royal Bonn" Vases, were ES'oo'
now 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Charged with Stealing Money.

A guest at the Windsor House had the
misfortune yesterday to lose $12 In cold
cash from his apartments I'm that hos
telry. He at once suspected the chamber
maid. a colored woman named Lucy
Harris. OF taking the money, and when
questioned she promptly said she had
seen the porter, Milton Black, with some
funds. The police were notified and soon
afterwards Detectives Gibson and wren
arrested both negroes, and they were
locked up in the Second Police Station.
When searched at the station-house no
money was found about their persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

1O-inch Long Handle Granite-Iron Bast.
ing-Spoons for Sc. each.
Best-Qunlify Granfte-Iron Deem
Pudding and MiIk-Pans, worth regu.
inriy' 35c.. now DC. each.
Large Dish-Pans. made OF best retInned.
win strong riyeted handles, fun 2-gsllod
2-duart Covered Buckets. now &c. each.
for &c. ''
LARGE SIZE CAKE-DoXEs. NICELY
JAPANNED, WITH PATENT LOCK,
WORTH SOC, NOW 25c. EACH.
Block-Tin Wash Basins. large slze ros
g.. each.
2-duart Best Quality Heavy REFINED
Codee-Pots. worth 12c.. for &c.
2-duart-size Best Quality Block-Tfu
Stewing- worth l5c.. for &c.
Bread-Pans, all sizes. now &c. choice
S-ring Mufiin-Pans now &c.
500 Bcst-ouniity Facilitates and
Jelly CnISe-Pnns, regular price 4 and
De-. for lie. each.
Large Japanned Dust-Pans. worth ioc.s
now Sc.
Best Bristle stove-Brushes, worth i5c.,
for &C.
Zoe. Revolving Handle Rolllng-Pins,
now &C.
Sc. Solld-Handle Rolllng-Pins. now &c.
Rest Quality Maple Pastry Boards
largest size, 2OxSo, always sold for &c.,
now CSC.
Tlour-siftcrs, all sizes. worth up to
5c.. for &c each.
Large Wood Flour and sugar-Pails
worth 60c.. for i9c.
Dove-Tailed aud f5-inch wash-Boerds,
can be used on both sides, worth regulars
Nv 10 and l5c.. now &c. each.
4-foot Ironing Boards regular price 4Sc.i
now 29c.
Sheet-Iron Bread and Roasting-Pans,
worth ND to 15c.. for Sc. choice.
Balance OF our Best-QuaIity 3-Piy
wire-wrappcd Garden Hose, TO ba
closed out mt 42sc. per foot.
S6 Refrigerators, with double shelf IN
provision chamber, and large porcelain.
lined water-coolor now $3.50.
so Large. Double-Door Refrigerators,
now $l2. Come early. before thoy are
sold
Best Quality Hose-Reels. with iron
wheels and iron braces, regular yl1
reels. now 45c.
BEST QUALITY LAWN SETTEA
| WILL HOLD THREE PERSONS. WAS
s19S NOW 95c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
n,,x p,rTEsox APOLOGIES.
,,. ,m.nde Honorable to Senator's
Doriel and Flood and Mr. """

II rIonornDIe to senators
inc 81 Flood and Mr.. saun-
ders. -...so,, an
ars This card from Captain N"iiii''
80 his morning in reading the hoa-
- Times that under the assraVel',e,,'
- Tho moment have said Things VIZ
90 not right and which DO ho ~ eH Heniei
senator III. ID. Flood ana JUN JOIN -nroes GEM
ana y. va nv persOnal friends, anu
IiIiro 10 retract and withdraw anu al N.,
-, Cor certain expressions III UP - o,,,p
80 naner. This IS done Oh ~! ,Gen
Chiffon. not having seen 9I' make tha
NVll ~ present writing, ana Hlahe a. a.
at n.y. he and apologize in oroer " 90 %
IelIaO" 80 myself and 10 them' an,
JusllCe - never have Noteu anu
49,, mean TO vote any otHeI u0.fio !
never ~ stand by section ~ OF ArIClv
mean 10 U1oderai Constitution. / hope 10 DC
OF the a. a. without making myselI o.
able 10 oO - CAMM PATTEsON.
ieRl,Soanoke. August 18th. - ..-.
~" "tbings' Captain Patteson reiers
=. 80 having said under the agsraVatloii
70 %. % ,,,ornent appeared in the Roanoke
Oh tno 90 FRIDAY. The Times, after
~ the resolutions Captain Patteson
trsntea 70 offer, but had not written hau
the following: o,,ot-r,ar
Nfr Saunders, the permanent chSiri mar, ~
., MI, every possible obstacle that ne
tlI9@ tn the way of Captain Camm rare
co uit a., - affering this resolution, ana py ms
son -. sunpressed 1t. Then IL was lnd :
~ ~ Sriood living in the same dlslrleI
.n,ith MIR. Patteson, turned 10 MN anu
said: -, Contain that YOU are not
ui..ad ~ discuss the question.
nv S,antain instantly replied:
81 ronrratulate you, Senator, upon
,,o,lr snIendid judgment. or course. IL
~, allowed discussion OF TINS question
y is highly probable that although you
bave hardly discarded diapers, your name ,
harsafter will live In an OBLIVION 50 thich
M ~ could be cut with railroad-ue'
LIN not say. senator. because IL Is I'M
noiita and unparliamentary, that TO use
~ language OF Hudlbras, Never yet dld
sno feel halter draw with honest opin-
~, of the law As great as your aggra-
zion has been, decline to use this Ian
',,eea OF Hudibras about either the per-
Ssnanent chairman or Yourself. L am not
q 6ghting man; have not shot pistol IN
twenty-five years. still, L recognize the
TACT that you gentlemen may have some
demand TO make upon me; III so, nope
+ will be ready TO meet the issue; Dut L
cannot conclude this paper without com ,
nIimenting you upon your splendid
Judgment In declining n discussion WIN
me. Perhaps II you had shown that good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Next Week at the vaudevilIes.

Last nights audience at the bro Gl',
Street Park vaudeville was Iarge one'
and the applause was frequent ana hearty;
For next week a great bill IS onered-o ~,
which for variety and excellence mas 10.
been surpas sed here, II is claimed. flrst
on the programme is the wonderful Jonn
starr. I'm his new and original JuBshh :
and wonderful acts OF equilibrium. a
great card is Tom Peasley, singing anu
dancing comedian Of fame WINE ns re
been called "princesses Of the song-ana-
dance world are also engaged. Need
ham and Jones, the fayorite comedians
IL new songs and dances, are re-engaged,
and MISS Vivian Wood the clever naie
imDersonator, whose hlt last Wees ~" Sc
coDd week. Tho German swells, Geraghty
and Ern. will be seen again IN an el ,,l,,,
~ new act. and the First Virginia ReBi-
ment Band will play, az usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

judgment in the recent campaign for
Congress, instead Of having been beat by
Jake YOst by about a million, you would
probably have been elected. / care no.
thing for you. Senator Flood, because
you are small potatoes and few in the
hill. and never received any recognition,
so far as L know except from Republi-
cans, who as long as they could be elect
ed by negro votes, VIII remain Republic
cans, and afterwards. from the most sell
fish consideration, turn Democrats.
congratulate you upon such bed-felloWs
and supporters, but. all, Flood the pa
thetic part Of the thing is that John w
Daniel, who wore the same uniform / did
followed the loved and lost cause in 1s6l-
1862, when its banners fiOated high in the
air, and in 1Ss3'64, when the Grand Army
of the Confederacy performed such noble
work that there are now more than $685.
900 northern pensioners upon the roll.
1 recollect Major Daniel when Won
made a charge that will live In the pam
theon Of history forever. / remember
when there you got your manned and
broken form. l remember with pride
and glory how that brigade gave you
pair of golden spurs, to commemorate
your action, which was as gallant as that
charge OF Marshal Lannae when he
crossed the bridge at Lodi When l saw
YOU to-day go against ali the principles
that you have hitherto honored; when [
saw YOU advocate the election OF United
States senators by close corporations:
when / saw you. that the people have
looked upon as their tribune, advocating
the doctrine of trusts and corporations L
had no luminosity, but felt the time had
come that If John Daniel stood by trusts
and CORPORATIONS there was a mighty and
terrible duty imposed upon the Anglo Nor
man people OF America TO preserve their
liberties True Democracy means liberty.
With all its sorrows and troubles and
not desiring the responsibility OF being
old. / think that am yet young enough
TO prove to the world that the spirit of
liberty still lives in Virginia, and will
have bold defenders for American insti-
lent chairman or of the two United
States Senator'S. or poor little Flood, the
senator from Appomattox, whose resi-
dence on that battlefield occurs TO me as
being extremely appropriate"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
non, wute,s story About Washington

CNew Orleans Times-Democrat)
.T have heard and read many pathetic
stories" said Senator Hoar tho other day,
..snt none az them ever awoke so much
sad sympathy as one which Professor
Gailaduet related. The Professor has a
fayorte pupll-a iittle ueSi, 10y, eA,
him ~ he knew the story or George
washington and the cherry-tree. With
his nimble fingers the little one SAID no
did, and then he proceeded 10 repeat II.
The noiseless gesticulations continued,
until the boy had Informed the Professor
OF the elder Washington's discovery or
tha mutilated tree and OF his quest for
the mutilator. When Georges father
asked him who hacked his fayorite cher
ry-tree,' signalled the voiceless child,
George put his Ratchet In his left hand
.stopi' interrupted the Professor. Where
do YOU get your authority for saying he
TOOK the Ratchet In his left handy' Why
responded the boy. he needed his right
hand to tell his father that he e"' 'hs
tree"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
FIFTEEN DAYS IN JAIL.
This the Punishment Imposed Upon
Young LoyyenthnI Yesterday.


Justice John had in his realm yester-
day morning one Of those peculiar cases
where mercy pleads hard with justice,
one Of those cases that made a kind
hearted man wish he could get of the
bench and let some one else take his
place.
Several days ago a. Lowenthal,
young man who said he was from
New England state. went into the
| iewelry-store OF John +. Kohler, on
Broad street, and asked TO see some
cuff-buttons. Mi Kohlor himself attend
ed the young man, but while he was
getting out "a second pair for his GUS
| toner's inspection he saw him slip the
| first shown him in his pocket. The quick
witted merchant seized the man ana
called for an officer. who took him TO
the Second Police Station.
on the way to the stauoh-house
young Lowenthal confessed, ana MS
! franlness i'm this and the absence from
| his nerson of ANYTHING to lead the police
TO think he was at all a professional
thief awakened much sympathy In MS
behalf on the part of the officers
The case when first called, was con-
tinued until yesterday, when he was
again brought into court and sent TO
ia1 for fifteen DAYS, the lightest penalty
for the offence that the law permits.
MIR. MAURY's DEFENCE.
The prisoner was represented by Mr.
NJ. +. Maury. who made strong appeal
i'm his clients behalf. He said that
some wears ago the youthful prisoner
had been stricken down with terrible
typhoid-fever and that he had never
fully recovered from his long illness.
At times he could not control his ac-
lions. MI Maury spoke or young
Iowenthal being in strange city WIN
no man upon whom he could lay his
hand and say This is my friend" Let
ters were also produced by the lawyer
ia show that I'm his home the young man
stood among the best. His speech was
a fine defence Of man who had con-
fessed his guilt.
Justice Crutchfeld said he was 10Th
IN furnish Ilowenthal with confinement
behind iail-bars. While he must 90 SO,
he would make the punishment rs hsht
as possible When the sentence was
pronounced LOwenthal was much aHecI-
ed. and had TO be removed from the
courtroom.
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
In the case Of Charles Croxton Col
orol,. CHARGED with entering the house
OF MT. GcOIbc i oiiiVi anu 20
ovorcoats. the accused was sent on 10
the grand jury. The man IS alleged
70 have entered the house through
window. and having secured the coats
fod TO Manchester, where he was az
rested. 100.
Dict TAYLOR. a little colored boy, was
charged with stealing a watermelon ana
when Justice John heard the story OF
how the lad was tempted, and thought
for a moment Of the relation nature
bod established between the darky ana
me watermelon, he could not send MN
10 tan. but placed him under light Sc
curity for ten days ....
The remaining cases were unimportaht'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
CIR, shoots Herself Through the
Hand.

o,,,,o an unusual and unfortunate ac-
-. heralI little Hazel Pittman, =
S ve"r-o,d child OF Mrs. C. ]. Pittman, OF
S yea F S.I south Pine street Friday. she
S No, herself through the hand. The In,
an s'lr" was exceedingly painful, but was
not OF a serious nature ,rh,,or
III Hazel went TO the house OF a nelsnoo Of,
"a seeing a pistol lying near, took IL up
o. ,,,ay with. The weapon was dischais
~ and the bullet passed through INC
nalm OF her hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THEEND Is NEAR!
longer considered Sell any price the order
lars worth of Goods now in Iouseware Department
Basement the FOurQurean-Price Co..
XNiII Be Sold From Monday at
35 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Exra


Handsome Real Satsuma Vases, &c inch
es tall, were $3.50. now $3.50.
REAL BOHEMIAN FLOWER VASES.
WORTH UP TO 40c., FOR &C. CHOICE.
COME EARLY AND GET FIRST Plck)
Handsome Cut-Glass Water Tum-
biers. new "Desotn- cuttings, were
$50 n dozen, now $f.65 for set or
six.
Handsome Cut-Glass Decanters. were
Sl035. now SJ.75.
Large Cut-Glass Salad Bowls. beauti-
fully cut. were Sl0SS, now 50.
FINEST CUT-GLASS OIL DECAN-
TIERS, WITH ELABORATE CUT STOP
PER. WE'RE si.25. NOW 45c.
Large Imitation Cut-Glnss Bowls,
M long ns they last, fc. each.
s1.2a TABLE SETS, soc.
s-PIECE TABLE SETS. CONSISTING
or BUTTER DISH, SUGAR DISH,
SPOON-HOLDER. AND MILK PITCH
Err. WITH FINEST HAND ENGRA-
WING. ALWAYS SOLD FOR N.22. SPE-
CIAL NOW soc. FOR THE ENTIRE
SET.
Finest Engraved Banded Tea and Ia
BILE Tumblers. with ground bottoms guar
antoed 70 stand ice). actually worth 81
dozen. for Sic. each.
Glass-Fluted Lemon-Squeezers. best In
the world. worth Csc. for &c. each.
200 Glass Preserve Dishes, full Size
round or oblong shape, worth 10 and loc.'
now &c. choice.
salt and Pepper Shakers imitation real
cut. with best nickel-plate tops, worth
loo. for SC.
Rest-QuuIity Grnnite-Iron Cook
Ing Utensils mo seconds), every
piece guaranteed To be perfect, at
less than tinwnre prices.
80 BEST QUALITY 2-QUART GRAN
ITE-IRON COFFEE-POTs, WORTH
42c. FOR 15c.
Best Quality Granite-Iron Tea-Kettles,
were 50c., for 29c.
Extra large. 6 and S-quart best quality
Granite-Iron Tea-Kettles, worth CSC. ana
$50. for 49c choice.
Csc. Iong-Handle Granite-Iron Sauce
pans. with cover, 2-quart size, now 15c.
Best Quality Granite-lron Dish-Pans
for 29c.
Best Granite-Iron Oblong Roasting
Pans were 4Sc.. now 19c.
Granite-Iron Frying-Pans, worth 5oc''
FOR l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
PHYSICIANS TO MEET.
They VIII Gather at the Hot Springs
This Month.

The Hot Springs OF Virginia viii, to-
wards the end OF this month entertain
moro physicians than have ever visited
those health-giylng springs at any one
time in the past. On the 3lst Of August
the Medical Society OF Virginia, win
over 700 members. viii convene there.
ana Il is estimated that at least 200
members Of the profession Will be in
attendance upon the sessions of the au-
gust body.
on tho day previous the State Board
OF Medical Examiners viii convene
there. and on the first day Of Septem-
Der the state Board OF Health Will hold
rs quarterly session there. These three
foundations meeting at the same place
ana time Will cause an unusually large
number Of physicians TO DO present. ana
q most interesting time will be had.
The sessions OF tho Medical Society
OF Virginia will extend over three days.
and a programme Of large number
OF interesting papers TO be read has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
,,.,,uons Pastor I'm a Revival.

Rev. Travis ]. Taylor, the popular pas
tor OF Laurel-Street Methodist ch9 a,,il,
nna ao county, assisting the Rev. w.
s Conrad in big camp-meetins
Aia;,to-- received from him states that his
efforts have been greatly blessed, and that
the people are much interested IN az t ,iior
n,ui return home the first OF the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Gladness Comes

XNTith a better understanding Of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper efs
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant Efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply TO constipated condi'
ton Of the system, which tho pleasant
family laxative, Syrupo Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why 1t Is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and Ia
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due TO the fact, that IL Ii the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. II is therefors
all important, in order to get its bene'
fetal effects, to note when You pur.
chase, that you have the genuine arti'
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
IL in the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. IL
afflicted with any actual disease, ona
may be commended TO the most skiafui
physicians, but il in need Of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
Zee 19-Sa, T,i. Thlyfr)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Thought Them stolen.

DR.. ]. II. Hillsman reported to police
heodouarters Friday morning that a case
- surgical instruments had been stolen
from his buggy the night before in front
OF 80 Baker street.
oaicers were put on the case. and 1t
developed yesterday that Mr. w: Il. Piz-
t.st,urnents on Grove avenue. and they
,li turned over to DR.. Hillsman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

One OF the most delightful sAeu' sioi'7
TO be given from Richmond as the sun
,,er draws to a close will be the special
cutting arranged for this week by Mrs
ON. OF the Male Orphan Asylum. the
dav selected is next Thursday. 18th. and
the trip over the Chesapeake and ONO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Fine Wool Dress Fabrics,

for early fall wear, marked down TO
prices that you viii never see again.
Doc. Figured Brilliantlnes..... .....2oc.
roc plaid and Check Goods. .25c.
81 Fine Imported Fabrics..... ......5Oc.
Sf25 French Novelty Suitings. 81 i-2c.
$50 SILK and Wool Dress GoOds...75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
little hoy With Big Ham.

A small negro boy was arrested Inss
night and locked up IN inc Secohd nan,
sts,Io, charged with stealing nam
.,i Humans Son. The ham weighed
,,eayIv as much as the lad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Canes and Jackets.

II we have your size you can now get
bargain. They are all adapted to
early fall wear
2-size Sc Tan Cloth Jackets, with vel
vet collar and cuffs. former price 9.
fOT..... ssss.sss .ss''' 'E-'s.''F =
1-size "a Tan Mixed Covert Cloth
Jacket. former price $3.50. for......{2. 30.
Silk-Lined Velvet Shoulder Capes'
were Sc. now. ......... ''''''.'S".oo'
Brown Velvet Shoulder Cape, beauti-
fully trimmed. was So, now............S6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES
FOR TOMORROW
The Balance of the Stock
The Fourqurean-Price Co.

offered at such low prices that it will be gone.
Only week at most will you have a chance to buy
choice desirable goods at such a sacrifice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

CID papers for sale at the Dispatch
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Hosiery.

ladies' a. 1-2c. Isle Hose.......3oc.
Ladies' 35c. Isle Black Hose...... 25c.
Ladies' IS and sc. Isle Black Hose.
soc.
Ladies' 81 SILK Black Hose..........B3c.
Ladies' 75c. SILK Black Hose........5O SOC.
Ladies' 50 and GO lie. SILK Black
HOge..... ........... ..ss.s.s. sss.ssssss''''Ns
Ladies' 50, 50. $3.50 silk Hose......si As
Ladies' g. 50, 81 Colored SILK Hose.
81 20.
Ladies' pic. Black Cotton Hose....17c.
Ladies' Csc. Black Cotton Hose....21c.
Ladies' soc. Black Cotton Hose.37 i-2c.
Ladies' I5c Black Cotton Hose....1ic.
Ladies' Extra-Size Hose, for large Ia
dies. in Isle and cotton, soc. grade. .35c.
sc. grade........ ........... .......'.'%oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
BrOadClOthS.

9Oc. Colored Broadcloths..... .....65c.
S25 Colored Broadcloths..... ......S5c.
$50 Colored Broadcloths..... ....Sl.iO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Silks.

Another great sacrifice in prices 10
clear them out. Possibly the last
chance you will have TO buy Silks at
such small prices.
$50 Cream and White French MORE.