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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
TODAY, FRIDAY,
ODD and END sale.
REMNANT Sale.
Small Lots Hosiery.

Is pairs Ladies' Fast-Black. Full Seam:
less Double Heel and Toe, Ribbed
Wool Hose. Cfor &c. pair.
Ladies' Full Regular Imported Herms-
dorf Dye SOC Hose. in fancy foot pat
terms, black and tan, in both Isle and
cotton, for z5c. pair.
Ladies' Fast-Co Black and Tan Hose.
full seamless, double heel and toe' ior
l0c pair.
q pairs Mems Unbleaehed Canton Elan
mel Drawers. worth s5c. pair. Tor Ic'
pair.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, made
of good muslin and full length BOSOM
worth 40c, for 25c. each.
IS pairs Childs' Fine Rib. Fast-black
Hose, 3-+c. pair.
$50 pairs Boys and Girls Full Seamless,
Fast-Color Tan Hose. double heel anu
toe, fine rib, l0c. pair.
a. pairs Boys and Girls Fast-Bi2, S
Full Regular Imported Hermsdort-Dye
Hose 6ne rib, double knee. heel ana
toe. for lie. pair. 49,,
y pairs Childs' Striped Hose, Iuii res ~
lar, double heel and toe. regular NC
kind, for SC. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
N2kseers-G zx fNtonas
Ready Made Department.

IL Children's Fancy Eiderdown CIeakss
both hight and dark colors. worth from
I3c. 10 N.8, to-day.....s.....--..s 80
J brocade Velvet SC Cape, to-day. 3.N.
VS. Brown Corduroy Skirt, flii widtn
and full lined. to-day ...........t H-~.
Pink and Blue $50. Eiderdown Dress
Ing sacGues, to-day ...............s.oOc.
Black-Figured Mohair $3.50 Skiru.
snort length. to-day ................N.sS.
y N.O Collarettes. one Alaska Seal.
edged with chinchilla; one plush, en-
oroidered In Jet and edged with paf-
ten. to-day ......... x..........,,.0 .&.
A smar lot OF Misses Zoe. school Waists.
In gray and white striped nanneilstfe,
yoke back. full front. rundown COLI
lar, to-day ............ ...-.......... lsc.
Two Blue IS Corduroy Waists. one shirt
Waist. one Norfolk perfect fitting, To-
uay ......... $3.50. ....-..... ,..s.Sl.so.
One Atwood Black and Red Plaid u
Waist. bias yoke. adjustable linen coli
lar, to-day ........ ...................N.
Baby Carriage Afghsus (sotled), In
white eiderdown. embroidered and
edged with angora. were N.so. to-
One Ladies' Black ATWOOD 81. 20 sweat
or, suitable for bicycling ..........75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
THE RIVER FALLS SLOWLY.
continued Rains Up the Country
Threaten Another Rise.

'''h'h ruins lp the country
Threaten Another Rise.
Owing to the great volume OF water
IN the river at points above here, the
stream has been slow to recede, and 1t
Is not yet within its banks 1t is expected
that by this morning the water will be
on the streets and wharves in Rockets,
but grave apprehensions are felt Of an
other rise from the rain which fen up
the country yesterday. 1t IS hoped,
though. that the bulk Of the high-water
VIII have passed off here before the
second rise comes, in which evcnt no
damage will be done here.
Street-car traffic is still interfered with,
and Fulton passengers have to DE boated
over TO the other side Of the sink on
Lester street. Considerable damage was
done by the freshet TO residents of Hague
street, below Nicholson street. No
damage was done at the Lower gas
works
Reports received yesterday afternoon
state that the water is falling slowly up
the river while a light rain is falling.
At Lynchburg the river stood six feet
and four-tenths; at Scottsville, thirteen
feet and one-tenth; at Columbia, twenty
one feet
At a late hour last night the river was
reported as being IS feet at Columbia, and
slowly falling everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
THE GOVERNOR WAS NOT THERE.
His Place Was AcceptabIy Filled at
the Hartford Banquet.

Governor O'Ferrall. being detained by
sickness and unable TO attend the banquet
OF the Connecticut Sons Of the Revolu-
tion on the 22d, at which he had accepted
an invitation TO speak, his place was filled
by ex-C Congressman Sperry, and the fol-
lowing extract is taken from the Hartford
Courants report Of the proceedings:
"Toastmaster Woodward expressed the
regrets of the society at the enforced
absence Of Governor O'Ferrall. Of Nir-
ginia. and read the telegram from him,
which has already been published. He
introduced the Governors personal friend
the Hon. Lewis Sperry, ex-congressman
from this district, who spoke for him and
for the State of Virginia.
"Alr Sperry esteemed il an honor 10
appear for the Governor Of Virginia, but
regretted that he was not present 10 up
hold the good name OF Virginia. and 10
receive the honors which Governor Cooke
as the Chief Executive Of Connecticut
would have extended to him as the EXecu-
tive of one of the original thirteen States.
1t was happy thought on the part Of the
Sons to have invited his presence, and It
would be a good thing at some future
meeting OF the society to seat at the guest
table the Governor of each OF the thirteen
States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
THE REFORMATION LAST NIGHT.
Second Presentation Smoother Than
the First-Fine Audience.

The presentation Of the Life OF Luther
al the Academy last night was even more
successful than on Wednesday. The house
was packed in every part, and it seemed
to be the unanimous opinion expressed by
the crowd as they left the theatre that 1t
was one Of the best amateur performances
ever given in this city.
The financial results Of the undertaking
must have reioiced the heart OF the trea-
surer Of the noble little institution for the
benefit Of which il was devised. The gross
receipts were IN the neighborhood or
$l.000-a remarkable result, considering the
prices charged-and the expenses were
very light for such a stupendous produc-
ton.
Under the direction Of Mrs. Monroe and
her assistants. those taking part had been
brought to a high state OF perfection, ana
the excellence Of the rendering OF the
musical numbers reflects much credit on
MI Herbert l.. Rees, the musical director.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Al, pe,ends on the Guess.

As the time for the Coroett-Fitzsirn-
mons fight approaches the excitement In
local sporting circles Is becoming really
intense. The membership Of the st.
Patricks Club has reached tremendous
proportions, and bets at 100 10 10 ara
freely taken. A large corporation has
formed a pool on the result. Each man
contributed 30 cents. which entitled MIN
to guess who would be the winner ana
the number OF rounds that would 90
fought. The man whose guess comes
nearest the actual result Is to take 'ns
pot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Lining Odds and EudS.

6oo Yards Remnant Lining. Factory
ZEN ends length liz to 8 yards, waite aise
5Isck and slate, in percales and slle1
sias, as odds and ends we sn ans i Ie.'
70 IL and l5c grades at 90; ana A'0'
{, pS1cnants Cambrics and Taffetas,
to So. goods, as odds and ends at
one niece Percaline lilac. slightly shop
worn. was l5c., as odds and ENDS l--0'
the yard. r.o,, Gle
Three pieces Blackjack Fancy Sise
STA. 15c. quality. as odds anu e"N''
Two pieces Pure Linen Grass Ciosh'
sleeve staying. fancy colors' IL l--c'
grade. as odds and ends, DC. -,
10 yards Fibre Interlining' the ISG'
grade. as odds and ends. lie. the yaio'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
williamsburg Matters-A 'oD"'
-, Iomestown-An Accident

WilifumsbUr4 h"''
nj JamestOwn-An Accident
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February %
csnecioll-A number of our represen'"'i'e
o,t,7ens met at the Clerks Office last
o,.o,i,o, 20 talk over the matter OF estao-
,istirg a hank here. Judge X. Il. meme
- I'D chairman and Mayor Johh -
N,arcer acted as secretary. The iheetlis
5acided that a bank should be orsdi ,ii1--
80 AIR II. y. Phillips, from CndSe
rit,, who has a banking experience OF siN
,,aors was present, and answered III
,,oTv satisfactory manner the many qu7S
t,ons nroponded by those present -
committee Of five was appointed 10 SUI
concentrations to the stock "nich W.
nIaced AT SIS per share. The meetlhs a.
iourned TO meet again Iuesuay ee'''i7'
March %. co,,ooo vounp
,tar,s Christian Association left last nigh'
g. petersburg TO attend the annual COLI
,,a,tion Of the association. In the deleBd-
ION vere ]. b. Ballinger, j. II. harris
~ r Arnold, George T. Hobbs, ). NJ
Co,es w. Bohannan, w. A. Bloxtoh'
II X walden. G. NJ. Smith, C. l.. stevens
and A. H. Foreman
A ROBBERY.
A robbery was committed at Jaihesto ,N,l
yesterday. in which a lot OF ValuaDie
clothes belonging to Mr.. George beaeA'
Mrs. Barney's manager, was stolen me
I'm oficials here were notified, and
sbarp lookout was kept for the thlef' VINO
is sunposed TO be a colored man, eih-
Moved in and around the house, put no
thing has been heard or seen or MN III
these parts. c,,,,aes
The Finance and Executive Committees
of the College Visitorlal Board adJourneu
this morning after attending 10 iar
amount of routine business. Coiohel WI
liam Lamb. Hon. John II. Massey bnu
non. Thomas H. Barnes left for theH
homes this morning. The committees
granted President Lyon G. Tyler ten
davis leave of absence. TO visit New foih
CITY 10 deliver on Saturday night an au-
Dress before the alumni OF the PM beta
Kanna Society. President Tyler leaves
this evening. and the subject OF his au-
dress will be "The Phi Beta Kappa anu
It's Claims"
AN ACCIDENT.
George Il. Smith, section-master here on
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, while re-
moving stone ballast from car AZ the
depot Yesterday, fell and sprained an
timer muscle OF the knee and knocked MS
Knee out OF Joint. He was attended ny
mr. Henry A. Wise. Mr.. Smith viii be
confined 10 his room at least ten days, II
not longer. DR.. Wise says he made
very narrow escape from a more serious
accident.
Miss Jsapie MsrcsT is IN Richmond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Leather Goods,

IS Stylish Grass Linen 25c. Belts. rem
nant price. iOc. .
ed GENUINE ALLIGATOR LEATH-
Err. fully worth 50c., remnant price i9c'
% Handsome Monkeys Combination
Pocket Books, in all stylish shadeS'
fully worth Soc, special, 2oc.
25c Purses, to-day l9c.
Black Seal Shopping Bags, o1iuyzeo
trimming, to-day lie.
y Black Seal Leather S9c. Chatelaine
Bags, with leather straps remnant
price 1Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
AT White Goods Counter.

Remnants OF 5 and &c. Corded Muslin
and Dimitles, containing to 10 yards
a yard for ..............:.-:'.;'.;;s '-oc,
Remnants OF White Corded p. X, any
quantity from 10 yards. yard
for ......... ..ss.ss' 80. 800
Remnants Of Linen, best 10 lie. quaiity'I
for. ........s. ..sssssss.sssssO -
Remnants OF Sheer l0c. Satfn-SIipe
Muslin, containing 1 TO 10 yards,
YARD FOR ,...... ................S I-ec.
remnants sSru lts Of and Sc. tndia Llnon con-
tanning / 10 yards, yard for. 3 l-2c.
About 200 remnants Of Assorted White
Goods OF better grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Wares.

10 rolls 25c. Tinted Crepe Papers, outside
slightly soiled ...........:...'....''. .l'O'
600 sheets Finest Toilet Papers' wrap
pers Slightly torn .........'.''..'., ~
r. 81 G. Extract De Tlolette, tops sllgnt-
~ soled .......... ,OsG
r. g. c. Sachet Powder. slightly soll-
ed ......... 1870. 800. LEI. 90,
2 bottles Lunborg's Extracts, WITHOUT
WranperS, 49, +'-''
Zoe. boxes Tinted Stationery, boxes
only shop worn ........'.'''''''''''''-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Lots of Silks.

soc. quality China SILK in brown req req
yellow and light green, at......,,,:., IsN
5Oc. quality All-Silk Gaufre CrepVl,
white ground with pink STRIPE 90 10
laV ......... ........s sss'..s- 49,
Aii-Snk Light Blue Fallle' tho 'oc' Hi lsc
$50 quality Of Lavender satin Duche1s9 S
apnred with about is yards. TO-DAY 'oS;;
75c quality White Velveteep' ABOUT oo -
Yards inplece, to-day. ...'.'.''''''''''''0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
On second Floor.

About 500 yards. IN pieces q IL 10 10
Yards Pure Linen Scrim. for curtains
land fancy work. open work, plain and
fancy colors, costing upwards or &c.
ward. for .....s... ...s..s...se 10 yaAu.
rs Fringed and Unfringed Window
Shades, all spring rollers. complete,
hardly two alike. some worth 20 and
&c, for 49,. ......s........ $500 w.
II Chenille Table Covers. yards square,
fringed ........ .:..'... &c.
About 30 Remnants fard-Wide FLOOR
Mating. all qualities up TO Sc, pieces
from TO Is yards, yard for....: .,.sc.
Finest s. Fur Animal Rugs, lined.
completely. remnant price ........sl.s9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
For Sending an Obscene Letter.

Deputy Marshal Janney Peasants arr
rested Alice Carter, a colored woman,
yesterday. at Taylorsville, on a war;
rant charging her with sending an I'M
proper letter through the mails to Mrs.
]. Randolph, a respectable colored wo-
man. living in the above city. Alice
Carter lived formerly NJ Taylorsvilie. but
moved lately 20 orange. n. j.. from
which point the letter was mailed. The
prisoner said she had mailed the letter
at the request OF another party. She was
on a visit to her mother at the time tho
arrest was made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

One loaf Of bread may be
light, sweet and digestlble'
You may use the same ma
terials for another and have 1t
heavy, sour and soggy., The
knack is in putting the IN
gradients together just right
A substitute for SCOTS Emul-
sion may have the same IN
gradients and yet not be a
q perfect substitute, for no one
knows how to put the parts
together as we do. The Sc
cret of -" how" is our buSl-
ness-twenty-hvc years OF
experience has taught US
the best way.
Two sizes, 90 e,s. ard sr.oo.
scorr 4 Bswss. ehspsst Nsy Yars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Lieutenant Frank woon for Adju-
liant.

Now that Captain shafer has been re-
elected TO command Company u, or thc
Blues Battalion. the position or aaju.ans
OF the battalion Is made vacant. Leu
,enart w. p. Mayo was spoken OF for
The ONCE. but II IL now said that no
Ioaso't want 81. and rumor has IL that
lieutenant frank woon will be assiyned
a the adiutantshio. He Is well quaiined
sor the position, and Major Cutchins. who
a. 10 make the appointment, favors him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
WENT DOWN UNDER THE BLOW.
a White Woman Knocks n CoIored
One Out-AII Hands Arrested.

a
One Out-AII Hands Arrested.
There was an all-'round free fight on
Mayo street yesterday evening, and the
performance at one time was very ex-
citing. The battle. which at one time
ragged so fercely, and was only quelled
at the fall of one Of the foremost Of the
fight. was truly a war between the races.
Those who represented the plucky eau
casan clan were Clara Drake. Mabel
Smith, and Rosa Mason, while those
whom tradition says came Of the loins
of accursed Ham were Emma Bland
Kate Berkeley, and Estelle Edwards.
Anglo-Saxon blood brooks no opposition,
and when Clara Drake dealt Emma Bland
"a blow on the head the thud Of falling
body was heard
About this time Officer Kerse arrived,
and took the combatants 10 the First
Station. where later they were bailed Tor
appearance before the Police Court TINS
morning. The ambulance was also called
and Dr. LAbenberg, in charge, sewed the
cut I'm the injured woman's head which
is not at all serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
incomplete Asscrtments or
Winter Underwear.

Ladies', 81 Atwood White Pants. sizes
rs and 30, for SOC. pair. =, NJ, c.,v
Cb1ldren's 50 and t5c. ATWOOD cray
shirts and Drawers. sizes 20 10 81 ior
Mems sSS; '7 7sc. White wool Shirts. size H.
for 33c. ,uo.nal Dravy-
,rs, sizes 80 and 80. for DOC. A.. cutie
sizes 3, and 6. for ilc; ade.-,v
ladies' Finest Atwood Pants. madSD roy
'- the American Hosiery Company anu
sells everywhere for XIV pair si~e'
d and SO, for 75c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Ladies' Collars.

dozen Ladies' II 1-2c. Linen cape No'-
lars. to-day &C. ,tr
ladies' S-Ply Linen CUFFS lie: pair Imam
"a BOYS Hamburg Trimmed -y Soo,diina
Sailor Collars. soiled from haNN''''e'
i Hnze ~ ladies' 25c. Linen Clerical COL
lars, with slashes for ribbon 'o''''
~ l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Druids Prosperous.

Liberal Grove. No. 3 Druids, met last
evening I'm regular session in Thons
Hail. The meeting proved an interesting
one. Two candidates were initiated, two
were elevated to the second degree, and
three 10 the third.
The Grove was never In more pros
porous condition, and its meetings are
attended by large numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Lots SIX Ribbons.

About so yards All-silk Taffeta Ripnon,
2 IL inches wide. in corn, cream, hsn'
blue and white, regular price no. TO-
day &c. yard. M. =,
WAYS sells for Csc yard. in pretty pat
terms. seven different shades. oc. yard.
About 800 pieces All-Silk Ribbon NO. ?:
light and dark colors, l0c. for piece
of 10 yards. ,.A
All-Silk Black Taneta hi0ooil, inIn Non
a yard; s Inches wide, lac. lnchss
wide for lSc. yard. 80 81. ,ra,-
fela-
No. l6 for 1oc. a yard:
No. 30 for l5o. a yaro.
No fO for lgc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Embroideries and Laces.

200 yards OF 1Oc. Torchon Lace, to-day
lac. yard.
27-inch Chiidren's 6Oc. Hemstitch Skirt
ing, to-day 81 lie. o.,
y 10 Ii-inch-wide Cream Net Top ORR
entail Lace, to-day 81 l-2c.
cry, to-day 25c. e-.,.z
Embrolderies, open patterns and cut
ready for use, to-day lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Lots of Winter Gloves.

Lot Of Infants White Wool ana SILK
SSc Mittens, to-day nc. pelr' ,,,,,ors
1.oy ~ Infants White Wool lsc. Mittehs'
to-oSsr ad,es' and Chndrens All-Wool
I5c. Mittens. to-day sc. a pair Cloves
Lot of Ladies' 25c. F1eece-Llheu "iO'e'
Of to-day Y 1-2c. q pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
PROF. JOHN c. sTUBBs DIES.
News Received of His Sudden Death
in Marion, =. G.

News HPCe1Nen Ol IiAS
in Marion, :. G.
A telegram from Marion, S. c., received
here yesterday, announces the death OF
Professor John c. Stubs, Of Richmond.
He died very suddenly, and beyond this
fact the telegram conveys no further in
formation. ....
Deceased was born in Gloucester coun-
" November 10, 1891, and was a cousin OF
senator Stubs, Of that county. lie leaves
a wife. sister. and one son, Mr.. James +.
Stubbs assistant secretary Of the Young
Nen's Christian Association Of this city.
Mr.. ]. l.. Sutherland leaves for Marion
tbfs morning TO take charge OF the re-
mains and bring them to this city Tor IN
terment. -. A.. ot+,. o.
week ago. 10 go on one of his tours OF IN
etruction. His health was not paftcu-
iorIv GOOD at that time, and he COMPLAINED
of heart trouble, but two days ago letter
Uas received which stated that he felt
much better. - 49,. ,.o+
been completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

The Deep-Run Hunt Club have inau-
o,rated poio-games al their beadqrars
sers An excellent ground has been
marked on. and tho game Ii extremely
pouular. The members OF the club meet
nearly every nne afternoon and practice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Handkerchiefs.
,hI,o Handkerchlefs for

6 Ladies White Handkerch'si'
T 1,1E ga" Of our II. l5 u IL and lVc'
NuI.a'n6Lerchiefs for 1-2o. eacn'
our took OF Ladies SILK Initial hanu-
kerchiefs for l-3c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Rumpled Muslin Underwear.

Ladies' Exsra-Long Cambric Chpurise.
Valenciennes lace. for ...............69c.
Ladies' Fine 81 Muslin Gowns. EN-
pre- styles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .59c-
Ladies 25c. Corset Covers. square neck.
embroidery ............... .............i5 c.
10 Ladies' Large 25c. Null Aprons. fancy
embroidered scallops ............. II lie.
pairs Ladies Heavy Muslin 4sc. Draw
ers, with wide hemstitched hem and
tucks ........ &c. pair
10. Ladies' 25c. Corset Covers, high and
low-neck, nicely made ................l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Corset Odds and Ends.

aP D. corsets. sizes % and 80 0ni"
for $50 pair. -. 90 ora 20 only.
Movers tyi Special 75c. Corset sizes Il ana
rs only, for 59c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Mems Furnishings.

~ Mems All-Silk Band Bows, light
grounds, with figures. always sold for
S5c.. to be closed out for &c.
S dozen All-Snk WINDSOR Ties. IN all
the newest pf1ids, worth lsc.. for
10 Mems Laundered Percale Shirts barge
sizes only). some with attached and
some with detached collars. worth 1oc''
for &c. each.
Mems AlI-eilk Club Ties. In all the new
eat Persian effects, for l0c. each.
dozen Mems Fast-Black Socks. seam
less foot, worth 100. for 3 Sc. pair.
Mos Iafsr- Size White Taps-Bordsred,
Hemrned Handkerchiefs. for 30: each.
~ nalrs Mems Nlckel-Platsd Cuff Hold
ers. the same thing you pay loo. for,
to be closed out for &c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Infants Caps.

Cream Corded SIX Caps. 75c- ones for
50c
Infants Cream Corded SILK Caps, ribbon
strings. worth &c. closing for IL lie.
Colored Bengallne SILK Caps, actual
value 29c., for 10 i-2c.
Arl-silk Tam OiShantsrs, In coiors only.
69c ones for 2Sc.
Colored Bengaline SILK Bonnet usual
price 50c., for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Table Linens.

About co yards !l5 72-inch Silver
Bleached Table Damask. soiied ON on
ends. yard ........s..... .ssssss.. W.,
Also. SO0-odd yards OF 75c. quality, Y
inches wide. soiled on ends. yard
Turkey-Red Table Damask, OF fun
width, 7-Sc. yard.
Dinner Napkins, &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
no,,b of n weII-Kno,vn Young Man

MIR. Charles +. Shand, weh-kho WI
-, ,nacbinist. for a long time in the
SS,y,riov of the Southern railway died yes
terday morning at his home, on Wallace
erect Deceased was in his SOth year.
and was an exemplary young man, ENJOY
ing the confidence and esteem OF MS EN-
niovers. His funeral will take place rom
he sacred-Heart church to-morro" morn
Inn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
n,ehmonder. in View York.

NEW YORK. February 5.-(special.)-
+. =. Hudgins. St. Denis; Z. w. Nc
CURE. Broadway Central; L. Kaufman.
Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Incomplete Assortment Shoes.

IS pairs OF Ladies' Twentieth Century
Button Shoes, some large straight tip.
some diamond tips. medium-polnted
toes. smooth iasolss, worth g. for n.lo
. 10 8, 4, 10.
IL pairs OF Misses Fair Stitched Button
Shoes. made OF soft hid stock, worth
$i.50. for 75c.-ls, Is la !.
One table, containing about 36 pairs OF
Ladies' Slippers. Misses oxfords. and
a few Children's shoes worth from
75c. TO $50, for 39c.
One table,. containing about 80 pairs OF
Boys Russell Goat Shoes, sizes IL, ~.
~ Ia. 10 ID. z, 1. 5, worth $3.50, for 7sc.
6 pairs OF Burt's 80 Hand-Sewed Shoes
for s1.59-slzes 1-2, 3, 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
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Kid Gloves 58C.

One lot of Genuine Trefousse and Mar
guerite Kid Gloves, that were sl.oO ana
sl-sizes 5 10. "a, and only-to
close out for 5Sc. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
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Boys Clashlng.

odd sizes of Boys cassimerss $50 Suits
for ..........e ..s..ssss .sse..ss..ss-...sS c.
Little Boys Fauntleroy Suits, In broken
sizes, worth 81, for ..................I5c.
Boys All-Wool 81 Suits. In broken sizes.
for .......-. ................. $500. .>Les-
gand 7-year size Boys Corduroy Pants.
worth $50, for ........................33 c.
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BOYS and Girls Caps.

little Girls Navy-Blue Wool Tam
Oshanters for .................,.....l 0c.
Boys Jockey Caps. In tan and black.
worth 75c.. for .....,...................4t c.
Boys Outing Waists In odd sizes, were
&c, Tor ............--.........z l-Lc.
Eayy-Blue Broadcioth TNms, with
wires. best CSC. quality. for...........2Sc.