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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
ATTORNEY GENERAL SMITH AND
THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
The Audience With President McKin-
ley-It Lasted Twenty Minutes and
Was Devoted to Hawaiian Affairs.

Attorney General William o. Smith,
accompanied by Mrs. Smith, returned
to the city this morning on the Rio
Janeiro after an absence of nearly
three months in the United States.
Mrs. Smith visited friends and rela-
tives in Oakland, while Mr.. Smith
went to Washington to look into Ha-
waiian affairs at the National capital.
The Attorney General is highly
pleased with things as he found them
at Washington and he comes back to
report the most favorable views to
President Dole and his Cabinet. While
there are some matters which will be
withheld from the public for the time
being Mr.. Smith brings back informa-
ton on vital questions which he
cheerfully gave to Star reporter this
morning.
'The tariff is the all-absorbing mat
ter just now," said Mr.. Smith. "The
special session of Congress is tariff
session and was called by President
Mckinley expressly for this purpose.
The bill passed the House and has
gone to the Senate, where | believe it
will remain for two or three months
at least. The Wilson and Mckinley
tariff bills fingered in this branch of
Congress for about four months, you
remember.
"The present determination is not
to allow any other legislation at the
present session. The cable matters, as
well as all other questions, have been
cast aside. However, there are a good
many members of Congress who say
that the present Congress will take up
other matters after little.
''AnneXation of these islands to the
United States is talked of in Washing.
ton. The time that it viii be taken
up and the manner of it's treatment
by Congress now depends very largely
upon the plan adopted by the Admins.
tration and am fully justified in say
ing that the Administration is friend
ly to Hawaii.
by, appointment Minister Hatch
and myself called on President McKin-
ley at the Executive building, and, al
though engrossed with pressing mat
ters of state and Office seekers, the in
terview was quite extended and was
devoted exclusively to the matter of
the political relation of the islands to
the United States. Without quoting
anything which he said, it is proper
for me to say that his attitude toward
Hawaii is extremely friendly"
Mr.. Smith says that eX-Queen Liliuo.
kalani and Captain Julius \. Palmer
are still in Washington. They are not
hurting the cause of annexation par.
ticle.
Lorin \. Thurston will remain in
Washington until the special session
of Congress adjourns. General Hart
well plans to leave for home shortly
probably early next month. Mr.. Hatch
and Mr.. Hastings are in good health
and are doing much for Hawaii and
| its interests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE.

Patrick Crowley surrendered the Of
fee of Chief of the San Francisco Po-
retired TO private life. L. w. Lees, his
successor, after having taken the oath
of office and filed the required bond,
assumed his new position, and at once
set about arranging his affairs. Ben
Bohen has been made chief of the de-
tectiye forces.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
WE'LL SATISEIED-

l.. b. Kerr says that last weeks bus
mess was highly satisfactory, both
from a buyers and sellers standpoint.
The coming week he will offer as
many if not more of the same large
variety. At the end of the ad he says:
Don't fail to grasp this opportunity.
Chances like this don't come evAry
day. Come early and make sure"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
TO BE RETIRED.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Rear Ad-
miral Francis NJ. Ramsay, holding the
most important Office in the naval SER
vice, that of Chief of the Bureau of
Navigation. will be retired on account
of age tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
BEST FOR WHEELMEN.

Careful wheelmen are never on the
road without Readings Russia Salve.
1t is the best thing extant for bruises,
sprains and cuts Sold by Hollister
Drug Co. AGl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
S\N FRANCISCO SHIPPING.

Arrivals: April I, L. S. S. Alert, 3
days from Honolulu. April :, brig w.
&. Irwin, Is days from Honolulu:
schooner IL. c. Wright, Is days from
Kahului. April s, schooner Fred f.
Sanders. from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
REDSPREADS.

We boldly announce that we have
the best values in bedspreads; see our
$1.25 bedspread, hemmed, ready for
use. n. S. Sachs, 500 Fort street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
VALUES NOT TO BE BEATEN

There are no better values to be
found on the islands that at L. B..
Kerr's. For bedspreads and curtains
We lead the way. Likewise for hosiery,
gloves and ribbons. These are posi-
tive facts. What are you going to do
about it?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
he
Michigan
Stove
Company
of Detroit, Michigan,

re the Target manufacturers of this
class of goods in the world. They
make the largest and best line that
is particularly dapted to this coun-
try.
We secured the Agency for these
Islands, and now have on the way a
large shipment of the
Justly Celebrated Ranges and
Stoves.
They will be here on the arrival of
the barkentine Archer, which will
probably be about the goth of this
month. Anyone contemplating buy
ing new range will do we'll to wait
a few days and have the finest assort-
ment to select from ever brought to
this market, and at prices to suit the
times.
Due notice will be given of their
arrival.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
BORN.

SPENCER-In this city, April -, to
the wife of George Spencer, 4
daughter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
Ranges
and
Cook
Stoves.

Looking carefully through the diff
ferent works in the East, We find
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11

Blackjack Figured Silesia, Breedeh q
Talleys II 1-2c. grade, lOr o-'e' "
yard.
Breeder G. Tallcy's Sc. Linen Grass
Cloth for 1c. q yard.
Velvet Bindings, Breeder q IaiIey &c.
grade, for 1c. yard. -.
Breeder d Talleys best lVc. jeans Aoi
&c. a yard.
Breeder & Talley's u 1-2c. Swiss Lining,
all cOloTs. for Sc. a yard.
Breeder q Talley's 10c. RustlinS Ierca-
line for . 3-ic. a yard. 80.
Breeder q Talley's regular loo. sun
Canvas for . 1-2c. yard.
Breeder & Talley's 1oc. 9-inch Nnaie-
bones for &c. a dozen.
Breeder & Talley's u IL and l5c. Siie-
sias. Percalines, and SateeDs Tor S-ic.
Breeder & Talleys soc. Real French
Hair Cloth for SIC. yard.
Breeder & Talley's 10 2,Sc New Lawn
SILK Seam Binding. Breeder * Ialley
price II 1-2c.. for sc. piece
Whalebone Casing. lc. a piece.
Double-Face Cambria, Breeder Tai
ley's price 1Oc., for sc. yard.
Warren Featherbone. all colors. Breeden
q Talleys price l9c.. for l. l-Zc: yard
Pearl Buttons; also, Shirt Buttons lor
sc. dozen.
Breeder q Talley's 1-3c. Pearl Buttons
for &c. a dozen.
Breeder & Talley's hest zoe. Dress
Shields for SC. a pair.
Best All-Wool Moreen. Breeder d TAI
ley's price &C.. for 39c. a yard.
Breeder & Talley's Buttons, all that
sold from ~ 1-2 to 75c.. for sc. dozen
Breeder q Taliey's sc. Kid Cambrics Tor
7-Sc. a yard.
Thera &c rueh I'm the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11

tional Protective Association, recently or
ganized at Washington by ex-Congressna n
Murray, Of South Carolina, 10 aid the
negroes materially Internationally. ana
politically an effort which has no rae
tional difference where race interests are
at stake. bringing together all tne hesIo
leaders who have the advancement or
their race at heart.
''In this conference will be found T. q.
l.. Paige of Norfolk. Mahones appointee
as assistant postmaster OF that city; NJ.
w Lewis. the inveterate enemy or Ma
hone: John n Smyth, ex-Minister 10 IL
IBERIA and editor of the Reformer; Jonh
Mitchell. Jr.. ESQ, editor OF the Rich
mond Planet, and James III. Hayes, ESQ.
for many years political antagonists IN
the Third District.
aThe interest in this movement is wide
spread, and several hundred delegates are
expected TO be I'm attendance. Rev. W.
W. Browne, president OF the true he
formers, has rendered the use OF their han
TO the conference, and Will make the
opening address OF welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
CITY-HALL COURT NEWS.
FOcg, the Highwayman. Sent TO the
Peuifentiary for Three Years.

The case of w. b. Fogg, the white man
charged with attempted highway robbery,
was tried In the Hastings Court. Inc
result was that Fogg was convicted and
given three years In the penitehtiary.
Togg was charged with attempting 10
hold I'D a colored man named w. NJ. i.
Forester several weeks ago. forrester
was returning home with his family on
a rainy night in March. and he put ms
family In q carriage 10 ride home, while
ne started for his residence on foot. Near
a dark alley he was stoNed by man
who demanded his money. Forester got
away and reported the case to captain
Angle. who at once detailed Oficers NJ.
u. sutton and T. j. Wren TO WORK up the
ease. In less than six hours they had
Fogg under arrest. and went after some
of his pals" Justice Crutch1eld the
next morning put Fogg under bonds Tor
twelve months. but next day sent him 10
the grand jury.
The Law and Equity Court WAS engaged
yesterday In fixing cases for trial Tor TINS
term.
the other c!ty-Hall courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO TIE COHEN CT

Carnegie Free Library. Allegheny, Pa.
Charles l.. Poindexter, Jeffersonville,
Ind: Herbert 5. Carruth. Boston. Mass. :;
Lieutenant George Z. Blow. United States
navy, Washington, ID. c.; Professor
Thomas Fitzhugh, University of Texas;
James b. Cooke. Louisville. Ky. Miss
N w. McCandish. Parkersburg. w. Va:
Mss Molly j. Early. Lynchburg Va;
William c. Mayo. Washington. ID. c.;
James II. McCord, st. Joseph's, Mo.
The following manuscripts were pre-
scented TO the society: Minutes of Com
pany /. Howitzer Battalion. for 1851. and
a part of 1862 from the estate of DIR. w.
p. Palmer; original letter of John Banis-
ter to Robert Boiling, 1862. gift OF Mr. j.
l.. HUBBARD. Nelson county. Mr.. Charles
Raggles presented a colored and framed
rose coat-of-arm Mr.. r. l.. Traylor a
copy Of the STORY Of the Pilgrim
Fathers" and Mr.. Y. c. Winthrop, Jr., o.
Boston. a copy OF the evidences Of the
Winthrops OF County Suffolk. England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
Organiring Virginia Negroes.

The Washington Post OF yesterday con-
tained the following special from kich-
mond:
''The Negro Protection Association the
purposes OF which were outlined IN the
Post few days ago. promises 10 pc q
power In politics Ia Virginia. a circular
letter has been sent 10 nearly every proms-
nent negro Ia the State asking him 10
attend convention TO be held In this
city May 18th.
''ft Is given out by those who are
Shaping this movement that this proposed
organization OF the Virginia negroes Is
net an onslaught for Office, nor a night
axeinst the white Republican leaders, bur
= designed IA strict accord with the Ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
4 UCTION SALE
"A OF TEE
VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK
RESIDENCE,
H.. Dol WEST MARSHALL STREET.

At the request of the owners. who ore
determined TO SELL We will offer III pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH.
at O'clock r. NJ, the excellent DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE. No. '5oi
west Marshall street The dwelling rs
most substantially built. and contains 2
rooms. all in nice order. The lot has a
front OF 81 feet. ard runs back Iva rect
10 a wide alley. The rear portion or the
lot, fronting on Henry street, can be
utilized for building purposes. and the
property as a whole Offers rare induce
ments for a profitable speculation, or
would make a most desirable home.
TERMS: Very easy and announces at
sale. {. L. & IL. i. DENoON.
NV AuctioneerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
HOUSEWARE.
res and a great stock is the stimulus:

prices and a great stock is the stimulus:
Real English China Dinner Sets. con-
tanning 100 pieces, imported TO sell Tor
$40: special for to-day, $40, complete.
Richly Decorated Dinner and soup
Plates worth % and 35c.. for 10c. each.
English White Porcelain Cups and Sau-
GERS. usually S6c.; special purchase
price &c. each.
100 Decorated Toilet Sets. usually sos;
special purchase price. $1.19 complete.
2Oc japanese Tea-POts, special pur-
chase price sc. each.
Decorated English China Fruit Saucers,
special for to-day, lie. each.
1000 feet of Garden Hose. warranted 10
stand 800 pounds pressure. special for to-
day. SC. foot.
Wire Wrapped Garden Hose, Size. a
foot.
2-ouart Sorinking Cans. &C. each.
Granite D.ppers, with granite handles,
sold elsewhere for 35c., for &c. each.
Granite Iron Tea-Kettles. IL ana 2
gallon sizes, sold elsewhere for Slto'
for 49c. each.
Granite Fry Pans, with long handles
15c. each.
Granite Blasting Spoons, &c. each.
100 Granite Coffee-Pots Will be sold to-
day for l0c. each.
Granite Cake Moulds. 15c.. instead of S5c
100 Granite SauceDans, worth &c, VIII
GAS AND OL-STOvEs.
Large Blue-Flame Gas-Stoves. burners,
well worth $50. for Sl45 each:
100 Gas-Stoves usually $50, Will be sold
for S1.9S each
Large-Size Double Oil-stoves. with
burners, well worth 81, for $50 each.
We sell Gem, Blizzard. Home. or Hero
Ice-Cream Freezers cheaper than else
where.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY.
4-auart Ice-Cream Freezers for H.5o
100 Hardwood Croquet Sets that usually
sell for 81. for 59c set.
Folding Lawn or Porch Chalrs sc eaCn.
Highly Polished Oak cr Mahogany
Chairs. with cobble-leather seats, elual
TO any s. Rocker. for sl.s5 each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
100 dozen Steel PAIRING Knives. worth
l0c.. will be sold for lc. each.
Serrated Edge Bread Knives. &c. each.
Genuine Cut-Glass Syrup Pitchers. with
silver-plated tops, 39c. each.
WAKEFIELD BABV-CARRIAGES.
Every one in the house changes price
all guaranteed.
Wakefield Baby-Carriages. with bicycle
wheels. that were so, for $3.50.
Plush OpnOlsttIeI Iodpy -N"iii"oOS ANi
s..
Wakefield Baby-Carrages, sold else
where for SIS. for $40.
Wakefield Carriages, worth $3.50; special
to-day. s3.9S.
$50 Large Cut-Pattern Glass Bowls that
were 25c.. will be sold to-day for oc
each.
Handsome Banquet Lamp Globes that
were 81 for csc. each.
100 dozen Glass Tumblers that were 15c.,
for lie. each.
Tin Nursery Refrigerators, with nickel
faucet, sold elsewhere for 50. for Sl.SJ
each.
THE REFRIGERATION OF AMERICA.
See any in this city and compare this:
Wen prove the advantages quick. The
prices are no higher than the ordinary
a great contract answers the difference.
Cohens must show superiority
Hardwood Refrlgerators. lined with
galvanized steel and zinc. with re-
movable waste pipe. regular $40 value;
special FOR to-day. $3.50 each.
100 North Star Ice Chests large as those
shown elsewhere for 500. for S3sS
each.
THE COHEN CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
Case Against Miss Arents Set for
Trial.

The case OF Mrs. Laura Bowden against
Miss Grace Arents. Of New York. a niece
of Major Ginter. was called in the Law
ana Equity Court yesterday and set for
trial on July sih. This is suit for s2ooOo
damages for alleged defamation or cha-
keener for Major Ginter, and IL is claim
ed that Miss Arents said. in dischargins
her, that Major Ginter had made the
statement thai she (Mrs. Bowden) was
suspected OF etaking articles from the
house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11

The monthly meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Virginia Historical So
ciety was held last Saturday evening at
the socicty's building. The members pres
ent were Messrs. Valentine Traylor,
Wise, Bruce, James, Stanard, and Brooke.
The following were elected members:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
Trip to Dutch Gap Postponed.

The James-River Improvement Com
mttee has postponed It's proposed trip to
Dutch Gap. II was expected that the
members would go down on the city tug
Thomas Cunningham, ST.. at o'clock
yesterday. They will probably make the
trip on Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF THAT
ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE RES
DENCE, No WEST MAIN
STREET.

BY virtue Of n deed OF trust. dated .Hh
day Of June. 1893. and recorded lH nt
Chancery Court Of the city OF k.chn1i
in Deadlock li9 c. page llt doali
having been made I'm the payment Of a
part of the debt secured thereby and b.
ing required by the noteho.der s0 20 e'
we will sell at public auction, on gel
premises, on
FRIDAY, NAY n. ISL
at O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY is
scribed I'm said deed az follows $50 ~
certain LOT. PIECE, or PIX W. ~. ~.
GROUND, with tho BRICK IN rLllAN
Go. % and all other improvement ia,'"
on. lying and being in the city 0' ai'
mond and bounded as follows -to-Wi De-
ginning at a point on the southern li
Of Main street about la9 feet inches H'f
OF it's intersection with the western lt
Of Foushee street: thence running W.'f
wardly along Main street ana fro1lA'
thereon about - feet inches ana e.
tending back southwark from sld ff.i
between parallel lines l5i feet 10 inches e
an alley II feet wide. bounded on tle tti
by the land OF A. r.. Tatum ana on p.
west By other land OF the gllli0fs, y
being intended hereby 10 convey III t-
land between said Tatum lot and .t
passing along the outside or race on pr
western wall OF said dwelling. No. p ..-
extending from Main street 10 SAID aA'i
TERMS or SALE. Cash as 20 a.
pensas OF sale and all taxes % DAY =
sale. and to pay q note Tor $50 s.''
iect 10 "a credit OF SEQ. and Interest &C.
=. Gao balance Of said note for $500 iiol
March z, 1897. and the residue ~ ia
purchase-money on such terms as Pr,
grantOr or his assigns may prescribe aai
direct: or IN case OF failure 10 give f-l
direction. then upon credits as t0 s-i
residue OF six and twelve months ~
notes. with interest added. and secured q
a deed OF trust upon the property.
n ". BOWIE.
JAMES II. CRENSHAW.
my S-t1s Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11

Governor and Mrs. O'Ferrall. Mrs.
Charles T.. Wlngo. Mrs. John $. Harwcod.
and Mrs. Russell Robinson left yesterday
for Mt Vernon. They Will meet there to-
day the vice-regents. IL being Virginia
Day at Wash!ngton's former home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
Z OF THAT
Very Desirable and YalQabI.
Lot and Dwelling
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
THIRD STREETS.
KNOWN AS no 800.

In execution Of a deed OF trust d'tei
January g. 1898. daily recorded 90 k.c.'
mOnd Chanccry Court. Bced-B00k 80 g.
page 49, default having been made 70 ~,
payment OF the debt thCrci1 secured. aii
being requested by the beneficiary. :
well % the owner OF said property Z WIZ
sell by auction, on the premises, en
MONDAY. MAY u. 1871.
at 6 o'clock II. NJ. the aboye-mcnilonei
PROPERTY.
The dwelling Is a two-story brick dwell
Ing Of iye or six rooms. me iot ~. Z,
lot on Clay street. Lot about "a
feet. more or less, 20 alley
TERMS: Enough m cash 20 pay cost q
sale; any taxes that may be due al
note FOR 500. with Interest on same i,o.i
January s. 1891: the residue 40 . ara
months. 10 be secured by trust dns-
ii. r. POLLARD. Jr,
my 5 Suryiying Irutee-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
Goxeruor Gorc tu r.. Vernon.

Governor and Mrs. OFerrall. Mrs.
Charles r.. Wingo. Mrs. John ;. Har-
wood and Mrs. Russell Robinson let
yesterday for Mt. Vernon. They will
meet there to-day the yice-regents. II be-
ing Virginia-Day at Washngton's former
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
SALE OF HANOVER

fV,RUSIEES SALE Ot hANON Ii.
i LANDS. AS trustee in deed OF trust rc-
corded in Clerks Office Of Hanover County
Court, Deadlock 80 Il, page foJ, 1 Will
sell i'm front of Mr.. G. StebDinss store, III
the town of Ashland,
MAY 70, 1897.
at o'clock p. NJ, an UNDIVIDED HALE
INTEREST IN THE FOLLOWlNG
FARMS-to-wit:
l. Tnat farm, known az the Mcdowell
Farm" containing rs SIS acres, more or
less. with a dwelling and other buildings
thereon. lying on the south SIDE OF the
county road from Ashland TO Goodall 5,
about four miles west OF Ashland.
3 That certain farm. known as Par
son Dicks's Farm" with a large dwelling
and other buildings thereon, and contain
ing 5i3 l-2 acres. more or less, situated
on south side Of road from Ashland TO
GoodalPs, two and a half miles west OF
Ashland.
TERMS Cash as to costs of executing
this trust. and 10 pay $1,000, with interest
from April 2, 1925; balance at one, two
and three years, with interest, and TO De
secured by trust deed on the properly.
r. H. CARDWELL,
my 1f13,15, lG&1S-5t trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AGENCIES WANTED ALL OVER
the country for the Star Incandescent
Gaslight, Company. Tor Nantes tan sys-
Liberal inducements to agents. Write for
particulars TO the factory, 2i2 east Forty
sixth street. New York. my ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11
ALL THE BLACK DRESS GOODS

ALL THE BLACK DRESS GOODS
that came from Breeder & Talley just
as we bought them. There are quantities
and quantities yet 10 be sold. The best
that could be imported at a merely nom-
nal price:
5l-inoh All-Wool Unfinished Cheviot.
suitable for odd skirts and tailor
dresses, Breeder Il Talley's price as.
yard, here for ijc "A yard
46-irch Heavy Mohsir Sielian. handsome
silk lustre. Breeder 81 Talley sold for
SSc. yard, our price J0o. yard.
Ss.inch Wool Figured Mefose Cloth.
breeder " Talley's price &c. a yard,
here to-day for l5c.
3S-inch All-Wool French Baiiste. makes
lightweight. pleasant summer dresses.
Brecden * Tailey's price &c.. for 20c
Al Imported Black Examines. large,
handsome Powered effects. cost Bree-
den a. Talley SI.05 yard. This sea-
sons newest fabric for SOC. a yard.
Al-Wool Black Storm Serge No house
in Richmond can sell EN- Tor less than
50c.; Csc here.
46-inch Siik-Finished Black Henrietta,
a Toe. grade. for CSC.
This is merely hint of what can be
had in our Black Goods Department.
LADIES DRESSES.
A goodly number of the best styles OF
the season. To be sold irrespective Of
their cost or value. We bought them so.
Not our loss.
Any Dress made to be sold up to $3.50.
for Sc to-day.
Any Dress made to sell up to 50, for $3.50
to-day
All up to Sc. for $3.50.
Want them sold quick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-11

into an income bearing investment. l VIII
on
WEDNESDAY. MAY u. 1901,
al o'clock T. NJ, on the premises. sell
THIRTY BEAUTIFUL LOTS, lying IN
and around the several corners of Thirty
fourth and S streets This IS just the
place 10 be absolutely sure OF getting
your money back, with a large percentage
of gain, as the county tax on this land
is very low. and the proximity 10 both
car lines makes It a convenient location
for residences.
This property viii not be put up simply
TO test the market. as Il viii be sold n
necessary. for one-half OF what adjacent
property is held at. These lots lie in
three different parcels so that az many
as ten can be bought together IL desired,
and that privilege will be given. Trac-
ton cars viii take YOU right 10 the place.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months.
h. A. CATLIN,
my T-5t Auctioneer.