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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
RAN AFOUL OF
A POLICEMAN
Cowboy Morris of Kansas
City Collides With Nc
Cottery's Club.
He Attacked Three Men With
a Knife and Put Them to
Flight.
Detective Anthony Laid Low by the
Mighty Right of the Despe
rate Man.

There was a desperate battle on Powell
street, near Eddy early yesterday morn
ing, in which a Kansas City cowboy and
TWO pol cemen figured. Shortly after
midnight the cowboy. who gave ms name
as w. S. motifs, staggered along Powell
street shouting at tie top of his voice and
challenging each pa.ser-by 10 stand up
and fight him.
81 am the TOUGHEST man in the world, I"
he boastiully declared. ppm looking for
trouble and must have it just 10 keep my
blood in Circulation"
At this juncture three young men
emerged from the Baldwin Hotel. Morris
walked up 10 them and dared them 10
fight him. One of the men accepted his
def and promptly knocked the obnoxious
intruder down. On regaining his feet
Morris drew a knife, and tiourishIng it i'll
the air declared his intention Of carving
the man who had struck him.
Realizing he meant BUSINESS the young
men took to their heels and ran along
Powell street. At Eddy street they met
Policeman McCo!tery, who, on being told
of the occurrence, at once started after the
bad man from Kansas. He overlook him
on Market street and placed him under
arrest.
Morris, with an oath, turned on the po-
l:ceman and vainly endeavored to floor
him. Alter a short struggle McCottery
threw him and, with the assistance OF a
citizen, be managed to handcuf him
Morris was then taken to the nearest pa
troll box, and as the officer attempted to
open it the COWBOY struggled to break
away from him. Seeing McCotterv strug-
Cling with the prisoner Detective An
thony, who was on the opposite side Ofthe
street went TO his rescue. Seeing Morris
by the arm he told McCottery to ring in
for he patrol-wagon.
Scar cely had the officer inserted his KEY
in the Datro-box when Morris struck An
tbOny a terrific blow in the face, knocking
him down.
H then attacked McCottery, when the
latter DIRE W his club and brought il down
on hi head.
I've got enough" cried the cowboy.
III go any place with you.
MCCottery then rang In for the wagon,
and Morris was bundled into it. After
several stitches were taken in his head in
the Receiving Hospital he was sent to the
City Prison, where he was booked on
charges of battery. disturbing tn peace
ani drunkenness.
Yesterday morning his cases were called
in Judge ConIan's Court, but continued
unlil Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

Drs. Seymour & Co. are oculists and
opticians. acknowledged experts in this
line OF work, making an exclusive special
ty of eye troubles, and their treatment,
mostly from physiological standpoint.
Their facilities in instruments and appli-
auces, commodious and inviting apart
ments are second to none In the civ of
San Francisco. They make the alb we
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
SENATOR MAHONEY OUT.

Tie Fourth Operation on His Neck Sue
ceSsfu.Iy Performed.
senator J. II. Mahoney returned 10 his
(ho,el yesterday from The German Hospi.
tai " here he has had four operations per
.iormed on his neck for a cancerous
growth.
Or. J. F. Morse. assisted bv Dr.'H. H.
Hart and DR.. II. W. SievaIt performed
the o eaton. " h ch was both difficult
and da' gerOus. Bu- neverthelt IS Senator
Mahoney went to the operating IA lie with
ut tie leas. nesua,ion or apparent con
Germ.
He speaks of those operations as lightly
Is ordinary men do about making a trip
10 p h. BARRIERS. His manv friends hope
mat ali SYMPTOM of the dreaded disease
have been removed by this last cutting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
ACCUSE GLYuU
Of TREACHERY
Charged With Selling Out
the Citizens Democratic
Party.
Was Promised the Support of
the Yellow Journal in
Return.
The Commute men in Eight of the
Districts Do Not Consent
to the Sale.

There Is large storm cloud gathering
over the political camp of Buckley's
business men," 1t Is expected to gather
force sufficient to break tomorrow night
and wipe out of existence the newly Or
Ganized Citizens Democratic party.
Those who were tn foremost spirits in
the formation of the organization now
declare with bitterness that thew have
been sold out by Recorder Tom Giynn.
They charge that, in the hope of adyanc-
Ing MS own political interests, Glynn
bartered away the party on the frail
promise OF the Examiner to support him
in his candidacy at the next municinal
election. There is open revolt in eight of
the Assembly districts and the members
announce that, while Glynn may have
made sale. he will never be able to de.
liver them TO the yellow journal.
at is story of the worst kind of
treachery." said one of the members of
the General Committee yesterday. land
predict that Glynn, instead of having
benefited himself by his trade, has killed
himself politically. When We were re-
fused recognition in the last campaign
we organized as the Citizens Anti Charter
party and placed ticket i'll the field. We
were then and sill are loyal Democrats
we tnougnt that the trouble would die
out after the election was over, but we
were mistaken. The Raineyites ana the
Submarines looked upon us as black
sheep and in every way possible tried to
drive US out of the ranks.
I'VE then went quietly about forming
an organization in the different districts.
so that when the next campaign opened
we would be In a position to take an active
hand IN the primary fight. We felt that
we had the working force behind us, and
that If the Stratton primary law was de-
clared constitutional we would be a bic in
fair battle and honest count to win the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
A Suicide Identified.

The body of the man who was found floating
in the bay off Hunters Point last Friday was
identified yesterday morning as that of Joseph
NJ. Berk ey, who committed suicide on Novem-
Der II b. jumping off the steamer Bay City.
From statements made by the unfortunate
mau shortly before he took his lie il is be-
lieved that his mind became deranged through
unrequ ted love for young woman named
Laura McDonough. The deceased resided at
l59 CoTbett avenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
OVER THIRTY DAYS.
The New Plumbing Rules viii Not
Go Into Effect Before That

Time.
The Health and Police Committee of
the Board of Supervisors decided on Fri
day TO lay the new plum bling rules over
for thirty days in order 10 give real estate
owners a chance to protest against the
rules, if they so desire.
supervisor Britt discl aimed the author
snip of the ordinance, but stated that he
was quite sure il was not the intention OF
the board to vest arbitrary authority in
any inspector to order the plum bing of
anv building removed.
He asked the Board of Health, repre-
resented by DR.. Morse, TO state its posi-
ton in the matter
DR.. Morse spoke as follows:
do not suppose there would be any serious
objection 10 delay of thirty DAYS to accom-
modate the owners OF real estate: but if we
onsent to that course | feel that the gentle
men present owe it 10 us to put themselves on
record in regard to the charges made through
the public press. 1t has been charged of late
that this Is an ordinance in the nature of
JOB in the interest OF plum bers. That is abso-
lutely false, and these gentlemen owe it to the
Board of Health to make formal disclaimer
also state that the ordinance is not the work
of Supervisor Britt
The ordinance was prepared bv the Board
OF Health alter years careful consideration
and study of the nature of sanitary plum bling
But these gentlemen must RENE m Der that in
the matter OF sanitary plumbing the Board of
Health must always be paramount. l think |
can assure the gentlemen here present that
the Board of Health Will at all times insist
upon sanitary plumbing, not alone i'll new
buildings, but i'll the old buildings as we'll
With this understanding, therefore, that this
matter is perfectly clear, the Board of Health
will not object TO having the matter laid over
for thirty days.
The committee decided to grant the re-
quested LAY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Petty Larcenist Sentenced.

q. w. Campbell, convicted of petty larceny,
was sentenced TO eighteen months in San
Quentin by Judge Damn yesterday morning
Prior 10 the passing of sentence a motion WAS
made by the defendants attorney for a new
trial, which was denied
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05

Earned runs-AH Amer ca l. Sacrifice nit,
Hastings 2, Donahue Base on errors Kelin, 90
2. Base on balls-Reliance 2. All America 2 Left
on bases-Reliance 3, All America q. struck out
by Noskimau l, by Hastings l. Hit nv nitcher
Fred LANCE. Double plays-Lange TO stanley n
Hennessey: O'Brien to Lange. ias,ed halls
StanIev ]. Donahue !. Time of game :tJ5 n m
pire, McDOna d. Official scorer, edgar G. Hum.
Dhrey
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
An Address by DR.. urn

Rev. W. S. Urmy, d. D., viii address a meet.
ing for men only at The Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall, Mason aud Ellis streets
This afternoon at o. clock; subject "Dvnsmio
Religion" All young men welcome
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Meeting for Young wom.,

Mrs. Nellie Blessing Eyster will address
the meeting for young women at Y. W. C. A..
1921 O'Farrell street, on Sunday Pm Al
young women cordially invited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
Panels to Paint On

New panels TO paint on in Persian green and
god cutseil all others in artists material de-
partment OF SsnDorn, Vail 81 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
NORTH CAROLINA RAILWAY.
Decision Handed Down In the Case
OF Its Lease.

GREENSBORO, n. c., June SO.-(Spe-
ciall-The decree in the case Of the
Southern railway VS.. the North Caro-
lima railway, ct ais, was handed down
to-day by Judge Simonton. and filed here
by the Clerk Of the court. The decree
goes over the evidence, and is contained
in eighteen typewriter pages.
The three questions were: First, as to
whether the North Carolina could lease;
second. was the lease executed IN con-
trinity with the requirements Of the
charter: third, was the lease executed
bona fde without fraud and malpractice?
Judge SimOnton answers: First the
North Carolina railway had the right
IN lease: second, the lease was executed
in a conformity with the requirements
Of the charter; third, as TO whether there
was fraud. the question is referred 10
Hon. Kerr Craige as special master, TO
take testimony and report.
y Y. Walser, Governor Russell, and
the new Board of Directors are given
sixty DAYS to file testimony. The COM
n,ainant and the old Board of Directors
are given an additional sixty days to file
testimony. after which Y. V. Walser and
Governor Russell are given twenty days
to reply. The special master shall then
report 10 court as soon as possible. In
the mean time, the restraining order re-
mains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
THE COCKADE CITY.
Injunction Granted-A Child Badly
burned.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 3o.-(speelaL)
At a meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the State Normal College, held to-day,
the contract for lighting the college
building for the next fiscal year was
awarded to the Petersburg Gas Company
the lowest bidder.
The contract for SIS tons OF coal was
given 10 Mr. NJ. c. Jackson, and the
nainting Of the exterior OF the building,
and the presidents residence was award
ed 10 Messrs. a. w. Branch and John w.
Gill.
Y. N. c. a. MEMBERSHIP.
The membership Of the Young Men 8
Christian Association has recently been
considerably increased through the ac-
tive exertions Of some active young men
of the association, and 10 Is understoou
that some handsome awards VIII DC
made 10 the most successful ones At a
meeting tomorrow night all OF the new
members will .reDor,.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
on application OF Mr.. w. X. Mckinney.
counsel for the company. Judge Mullen.
OF the Hastings Court, to-day granted an
Injunction restraining all creditors o.
the Calling Pharmacy Company. ana
their agents and attorneys from bringing
further suits against said company, until
the further order OF the Court. Mr. BART
lett Roper counsel for local creditors
will at an early day, move to dissolve
the injunction.
EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Virginia Council No. 2. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. VIII ceie-
brafe the eighteenth anniversary or their
organization ON Friday evening, July "a,
with interesting public exercises. The
~ogramme embraces recItations, music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
Three Negro Women I'm "a Fight.

The ambulance, with prs; Nuckois r and
pcIice- station last night about ii O'Clock
"a attend three colored women, VINO had
been ighting. and were all cut Ia 'he
fray. , roo,<.on Mat
Their names were Annie jackson; Ma. Md,
Tie Green. and Mile Walker Annie anu
Matte were hghting along in social soti
Of way. Annie had received quite Dtu
CIT across the shoulder, when Willie JON,
"a ,n and cut them both. All three women
W - natohsd no. and sewed up where
,matches were not required. The hight oc-
n,,.red M Grace and Eighteenth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
wEsT-END RESIDENCE on FIRE.
CarciessIy-Thrown Match causes
FLAMES on Lombnrdy street.

shortly after o'clock last night per-
sons sitting on their porches in the
neighborhood Of Lombardy street ana
Grove avenue, had their attention at
tracted TO flames that burst forth from
the lower hallway Of the residence oil
Mrs. Eloise j. Loyal, No. us Lombardy
street Several gentlemen rushed TO the
house but were unable 20 effect an en-
trance. Finally. one of them Skinned
up the front porch, entered the house
through a second-story window. and
opened the front door. The hat rack
i'm the han was in a light blaze, and
willing hands soon carried it out into
the street, where the flames were
cuenched.
None of the occupants of the house
were in. but 1t was conjectured by those
who saw the situation that the fire was
caused by a burning match being drop
ped into an umbrella i'm the rack when
the hall gas was lighted earlier IN the
evening. No alarm was turned in. The
damage will not exceed $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01

solos, duets, quartettes, choruses, ana
addresses There will be a public IN
stallation Of the newly-elected officers.
and the evening will conclude with re-
freshments. Many ladies' Will be present.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. NEWS
Mr.. John q. Jackson and family iefs
to-day for the Yellow Sulphur SpringS
to spend the summer.
AIr. Charles A. Slaughter quaiined -
the Hastings Court to-day as CITY Tres
surer, giving a personal bond or $ls,oO
TO the State and $1,000 20 the city.
Miss Mela Branch went down TO Nor
folk to-day 10 spend a few days with
friends
The Mutual Telephone Company today
declared a dividend OF 3 per cent. "a the
earnings for the past six months.
HORRIBLY BURNED.
The alarm OF fire this evening. about
o'clock, was caused by the explosion OF
a can OF kerosene oil In the hands OF
Oracle Tucker, the 10-year-old daughter
OF Mrs. Francis Tucker. The little g.fi
was In the act Of making a fire IN tho
cooking-stoye, when the explosion &C.
cured. She was horribly. IL not fatany.
burned about the head. face. arms. ana
body The house also caught aiire, but
was put out by the neighbors before much
damage was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
RETAIL GROCERs ORGANIZE.
MIR. John O. Taylor Made President
and MIR. w. y. King Secretary.

The third meeting Of Richmond's retail
groters was held at Laube's Hall last
night, and permanent organization was
effected. 1t was decided TO organize I'M
der the name of the Retail Grocers' Pro-
tective Association" and the election Of
officers being gone into, Mr.. John o.
Taylor was chosen president and Mr.. W.
]. King secretary. IL was decided TO de-
fer. the election OF vice-president, trea-
surer. and directors until the next meet
ing. which will be held on Thursday next
Committees were appointed TO visit the
erocers in all sections OF the city and en-
list their interest in the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
SIMMER UNDERWEAR.

EDWARD Dabney, who was dismissed by
squire Vincent on the charge or Deray-
ing Addie Puryear. was rearrestea yes
terday morning on another Watrdhs
sworn out by the woman. lie was palle"
for his temperance tomorrow.
The remains of Constable X. Gavin
Mosby were laid to rest In hrninahusi
churchyard yesterday. The funerai tooN
place from Greenwood Methodist EPE-
Coal church. In the county. at II o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
,.v,,,e Mt Exposition-GrouDds.

Another large audience was az the Va. WI
deyilIe performance at the Exposl.iy,nnoo
Gro,nds last evening, and listened 10 the
e1mira HE entertainment at that summer
home OF vaudeville. -.....,,,,,
Tonight. and hereafter. the programme nm,
will be enriched by balloon asce als,I,
~ The aeronaut, before the vaudeVihe
show begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
sIrnnr cnmpoheIlo to sing.

Signor r.. Campobello will sing for the
offertory at the Second Baptist church
next Sunday morning the baritone SOLO,
"a New Heaven and a New Earth" from
Gauls Holy CITY,.
Sienor CampobeIlo was the original
singer of this part at the first presenta-
ton OF this oratorio at the music festiyai
held in Birmingham, England, In lss5,
under the direction OF the composer. ana
consequently interprets the same In ac-
cordance with the composers idea inc
choir will sing " Choral Ss"cfus III
connection with Vic solo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
TO CHOOSE DELEGATES TO-DAY.
UenricO Voters to Select Their Can
didate--Other County News.

Interest in Henrico centres In the cleo
ton to be held there to-day for the Sc
lection of the county's twenty-three del
egates to the gubernatorial convention
20 be held in Roanoke. and the sentiment
seems to be divided AZ between Ellyson
and Tyler, the two foremost candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01

DRAPERIEs.
Remnants Of IL 1-2c. Tinsel Drapery Tor
Sc
Remnants of &C. scrim for &c
Remnants " lie. Dotted Null for &c.
Remnants OF u lie. Denim Furniture
Covering. sc.
Window~Curtain strips, Be. -,
Lambrequins. , yards long, emproloer-
II Embroidered Felt Baby Afghans, &c.
2 Crochet 39c Spreads, ioc.
Six l5c. japanese Fan Screens, Be-
CARPETS, MATTINGs, RUGS.
Is yards Tapestry 75c. Stair Carpet
10 Yards Tapestry 75c. Carpet. $40.
wards Smiths Best 81 Velvet carpet
sG5D
2-8 yards Best 75c. Tapestry Stair Car
"a wards Best Wool Carpet. SI.3o.
IL yards 25c Hemp stair Carpet, -5c
Remnants Of y II to 25c. Mattings Tor
sc.
Three eo-inch = Moauette Russ, Sio7.
One 30-inch NOquctte Rug, Si4S.
SUITS AND WAISTS.
Black silk Embroidered Cashmere
Fichues, with silk fringe reduced from
s. TO 81 %.
Jet Embroidered Collarette. suitable for
wear cool evenings, reduced from -
american Beauty Rose Silk Waist.
woke back. shirt-waist sleeve, Si.Oo.
. Satin-Striped silk Waists, with velvet
furn-down collar, reduced from S.4S
to 81 20.
DarL-Purple Skirt tailor made. velvet
bound. interlined throughout, 800.
Brocaded Taffeta SILK SKIRT, ined
throughout with chanseaoie surah'
SSSS
2 Moire silk Skirts, percaline hned'
were S59g: to-day $3.50.
Tan Ladies' Covert Cloth SUIT. tateta
silk lined, REFER, fully tailor made
90 DS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
THURSDAYS.
Remnants evidence with prices
!, half less for
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
10 Fine CSC. Cambria Corset-Covers,
tucked front, soiled. f5c
Two $25 Embroidery Trimmed Gowns
slightly soiled. Ooc.
-Four N.25 Extra Size d7-l9 Gowns.
tucked and trimmed; special sale. zoe.
10 pairs 25c. Plain Drawers, hem and
tucks. loc.
BOYS CLOTHING
s Boys $50 Brown Wool Junior Suits
8. 4. .. and years-'oc.
1 Boys $ Imported All-Wool Gray
Fauntleroy Suit. years $3.50
1 Boys s. Tan Covert-Cloth Fauntleroy
Suit. 4 years. $3.50
4 Boys Gray 81 Junior Suits 4, and
years-St ~.
Boys s. Mildly Suit. Blue Imported
Serge Jacket. White dong duck pants.
vest. and collar. years $3.50.
8 Boys 81 Atwood Blue Blouse Suits
8 and years, $40
7 Boys Double-Breasted Dark Wool
Suits. O. S, and years-5Oc.
3 BOYS 81 Blue Wool Cheviot Fauntleroy
Suits. with vest-4 and 6 years-Si.0 %.
IA pairs Odd Pants, o. 10, H. and IL
years-10c.
1 Boys Blue Woollen Blouse, from s.
suit 25c.
Boys odd Double Breasted Coats,
from g suits-6, Z. s. and years-5oc.
2 Mems 25c. Straw Hats. Toe.
5 Girls 39c. Straw Sailor Hats. f9c.
BOYS J0c. odd Straw Hats, 3oc.
II Bows 800. Flannel Shirt-Waists-7, 8,
and years-iUc.
Two 10-year Imported Fancy 81 Blouses
(for boy or girD. zoe.
Four soc. White Wamsutta Shirt-Waists
no collars-9, 10, II. and Il years-i6c
Boys Fancy soc. Percale Shirt-Waists-
g. z. and II years-25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
Mule. Frightened at street-car.

Two mules. attached to dray. became me
fr,yhfened Yesterday at troliey-car anu
ran or pIungfng wildly 10 get from the
driver Their behavior created good deal
~ excitenlent Both broke away from tne
wa xon. and the driver narrowly escapea
injury The heavy vehicle was aan'asc
TO some extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01

GLOVES. -
/ lot 81 Kid Gloves that have been
fitted to the hand. will close these out
for tSc.
! lot Of Gloves that are slightly dam
aged, zoe.
LADIES' COLLARS.
lot Ladies' Chemisettes, standing ana
rundown collars, Be.
20 palrs Ladies White and Plh-S1ripe
collars. &c; cuffs 20 match ic'
Rumpled Parasol Covers, sold for
sos. FOR 81.
HANDK ERCHiEFs.
100 Colored Bordered HandkerchieIs, &c;
an pIain white and COlOred Bordered
Handkerchiets, &c ~,
On sheer Swiss Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. slightly soiled' ioc'
uEI,Ts AND PURSES.
Colored Ribbon-Run Belts, were oVc''
now 2Jc.
p Gilt and silver Linked Belts. were
SOC, now ~oc- ,.t
leather-covered buckles, were Coc' now
Cbaneeable silk Purses. with gilt
trimmings, were SOC, now Zoc.
TOILETS.
g Imnerfect sc. Fine Combs, ic,
30 nack LOUNGE Sachet White Rose
only, roc. 49,,
Is bottles 1Oc. Florida Water, caps torn
&c
u rolls Tinted Crepe Paper DC.
) 81 Decorated emma TihsVN
Boxes. soc D.
hoves Dowdens Toe. Tooth Powder &c
10 Ear-Mops, with cleaner attached' ic'
each. "a
,.ir nc Button-Hole Scissors. roc.
"a Paoi ivory Fine Combs, ic eacn.
- T,nted Envelopes. 30. a pack.
Lot Lot Of Loose Writing Paper, &c. quire'
ART GOODS.
e Satin Damask Linen Scarfs, colored
centres. lie. ,,,..... r--o,,ae
q Tinen Duck Stamped Picture-f raiueS'
worth 81 lie. for ioc.
25c Red Braided Shams, iic'
SIMMER UNDERwEAR.
% Mems DC. Balbriggan Shirts shshty
in1perfect for i2l2c. Du,1
"a ladies' 1Oc. TAPPED SWISS hlODeu
% I.adies' SC. Bleaohed Ribbed Vests for
g Mems Me 75c. Medium-Weight Gray Shirts
70 Mems SOC. Summer-Weight White
Merino Shirts for zoe.
- ladies' 81 Lisle-Thread Short rants
o i9 NIe Sys' 75c. French Balbriggan Shirts
Cbildren's 25c. Long-sleeve Wrappers
for l@l2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-01
Thursdays Special Shoe Sale.

ZOO nairs Carses and Mooney Brothers 81 Oxforls hand
od Dark Chocolate and Dark OxBood Black and Choco ca G
late patent leather all made the coin toe. GsvJ
Zoo nas Of Ladies' Low Shoes OxfOrs and low button
Shoes all band-sewed made the coin toe b. c. d. and G
lasts d;:: 60 r-ooi Oxos pointed toe hand a.
aU-e6 for.
~ pairs Carise IIand-Sewed Button Shoes Dark Gi in