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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
SPIDERS WIN.
Come Ont from Under Blue Cioua
in the Ninth.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April SO.-(Spe-
cial)-The Richmond College ball team
was again victorious tc.lay, defeating the
Catholic University team by score OF
10 6. The game this afternoon was even
more hOtly contested and exciting than
was the one yesterday with the Colum,
bians. Up 10 the ninth inning 1t looked
blue for the Spiders, the score stamdlhg
TO . in favor of the University. IhTee
lines the Spiders had advanced men as
fer as third. but on close decisions by
Umpire DAILY they were called out. Inc
Spiders. however. did great work in the
ninth. and won the game. ~ tnat crlu-
cal iuncture Cunningham flew out 10
light Rea was presented with a Dali IN
The back. and reached second on errors
fnd Ellyson struck out. Then White
alanted a safe drive into right field, bring
ire Rea home and thereby teing the
score. Wills then came 10 the bat. ana
gent the ban safe into left. advancing
White 10 second. Hirsh then clnched
the game by a beautiful drive into ceep
centre. Decamps. who was in the box
for the Spiders, was a puzzle Tor the
University boys. with the exception OF
the third inning, when two earned runs
were made off his delivery. Brilliant
fielding and opportune batting by the
Spiders were the features OF the game.
Following is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
DRUMMERs CONVENE TODAY.
business Session This Morning, Then
baseball and banquet.

The annual convention of the Virginia
Division Of the Travellers Protective AS
ISOLATION of America, will meet here this
morning. The body will assemble in the
Chamber of Commerce at 10 o'clock, and
the business will be dispatched in cha-
racteristic order. Mr.. William Z. Redd,
president of the division, viii preside,
and all the posts Of the Old Dominion
will be represented. The body will be
in session here but one day, and tonight
the Travellers Protective Association
banquet will be given at Fords Hotel
'rhis promises to be a most entertaining
feature of the convention. Among those
who will respond to toasts are Mayor X.
NJ. Taylor Major j. w. RaWley. Colonei
John S. Harwood, Colonel John Bell Big
Ger Hon. B. Il. Munford, Hon. j. Taylor
f,iivson' Mr.. John ID. Potts, and Mr.. X. A.
Dunlop. and probably others.
A large number of traVelling-men came
I'm Yesterday afternoon, and others Will
arrive this morning. II Is expected that
the various committees VIII De prepared
IN renort early in the day, and the work
~ the convention Will probably be gotten
through with by dinner. The question
of INTERCHANGEABLE mileage-books and va
rious matters of legislation VIII receive
Mr. John Shelton Williams, president
of the Richmond Traction Company, has
rendered handsome electric-cars TO the
delegates at o'clock TINS AFTERNOON 70
transport them TO Broad-Street Park,
where they can see the baseball game.
All the visiting and resident t. p. As
arc invited to attend the game, and the
cars will start from Ford'S Hotel at
S.4s this afternoon. and will be headed by
3he Rlues's Band Seats will be reserved
in the grandstand for the delegation.
hfambers are expected to wear their asso-
ciation buttons. President Spilman and
Nessrs. Saunders. Culpeper. Christian,
Ellis. Wailerstein. and Capers, the Re-
cention Committee. have made all ar
rangemepts for taking care OF the dele
5av and al the banquet at night. These
gentlemen are expected to be at Ford's
Hotei promptly at $50 o'clock tonight to
meet the guests as they arrive TO attend
the banQuet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
Personals and Briefs.

1,dga J,eonidas Vowel, of Creenesville
WAS q visitor at the AUDITORS Office yes
terday.
NJ w. d. Mears, manager OF the Grand
Onara-House, Raleigh, n. c., Is in the
civ on business.
+. Taylor, who has been very sick
for some time past, is improving, but still
confined to his bed.
The Gospel-Wagon will lie on Church
erect. oregon Hill, Sunday at 3:4J and at
Old Market at L. Nj.
mr. Marvin E. Nuckols reported at the
almshouse yesterday for duty as one OF
the ambulance surgeons.
Richmond Lodge. No. 45. 3. =. o. E.,
vii Celebrate it's twelfth anniversary with
n banauet at Sanger Hall on May 10TH
II T. thought by many that the Rev.
NJ Semmes, who has been called TO the
nastorate OF ST. Andrews church. will
accept.
The Stuart Mcguire prize offered In the
Irniyersity College OF Medicine for the
hest notes on principles OF Surgery" was
won by b. L. Hillsman.
"The Beginning OF Pauls First Mis-
s,onary Journey" Will be the subject of
pov' Edward L. Pelrs lecture at the
Yonne Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. w. +. Spurlin, vice-presldent OF
the Alabama Chapter, Daughters OF the
confederacy, has written n letter 20 Bir
m;neham State-Herald, urging that tbs
Pattle Abbey be placed in this city.
DIR. Hoge goes to staunton to-day, and
will preach the closing sermon OF the
nivsrsary OF the Westminster Assembly
Drs van Houten and Hyde will I'LL his
nulnit tomorrow morning and afternoon
The temperance society recently organ
tied in the West End OF the city, known
as the Francis Ensign Y. met at the
home of the president. Mrs. George X.
Hooper. corner Spring and Laurel streets.
last Monday night. and had a very plea
SAINT evening. After musical programme
refreshments were served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
MAJOR TYLER IN THE CITY.
Says He Is Confident He Will he
Nominated for Governor.

Major J. Hoge Tyler one of the aspi-
rants for the Democratic nomination for
Governor, arrived in the city from Nor
folk last evening, and is a guest at Muir
phys Hotel He will probably be here
until tomorrow evening. when he will
leave for FarmviEe, 10 attend meeting
OF the Board of Visitors of the State
Female Normal School.
When seen by a Dispatch man at Muir
phys last night Major Tyler said, plea
sanity, that ne was on his way to the
Executive mansion, where he hoped TO re-
main for four years. from the first Of
January next. Hesaid he had absolutely
no preference as TO where the Democratic
Convention should be held. He was as
favorable to Richmond as Norfolk
L.ynchburg, Staunton, or Roanoke, and
thought either city could comfortably ac-
commodate the big body.
Major Tyler remarked that he felt alb
solutely assured that he would be nomi-
mated and elected Governor, and said he
never felt more cheerful in his life. He
was called upon by a number OF prominent
Democrats last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
CLOSE OF THE TOURNAMENT.
Members OF the Association Leave
uome CIub's Gratifying success

The Interstate Association trap-shoot-
ing tournament, which has been so sue
cessfully conducted here during the past
few DAYS. was brought to a close yester-
day. The majority of the members left
for Savannah early In the afternoon, but
some few stayed over and took part IN
the live-bird shoot No purses were
offared for these events, and though
,herc were few gunners on hand. some
excellent sport was enjoyed. Members
of the West-End Gun Club are en-
thuslastic over the success of the shoot,
one Of the happy results of which has
been TO swell the ranks of their mem
bars II IS the intention OF the club 10
hold annual tournaments here in the
interest Of the sport. the results Oh the
first meeting having altogether surpassed
their expectations.
Mr.. Ferd. Van Dyke. who made the
highest score during the tournament, fas
GONE on 10 Savannah. Mr.. Edward
Rapl, editor of the shooting depart
rnent Of Forest and Stream, who made
second hest score under the nom de
o,,erre of +. S. Edwards, leaves to-day
for old Point Comfort. where he VIII
snend a couple of days, returning 10 New
york on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
-FOUR TRANPs JAILED.
They Engaged i'm n Free Fight Near
the Base-Bali Park.

Justice James Il. Lewis, Of Henrico, had
q busv time in his court yesterday. John
Mitchell (coloredD was before him on the
charge of highway robbery, and Jesse
catsing. oscar Somers. and Charles
walls were charged with assaulting
lanes Henry. The accused are all
,ramns. who have been in camp back Of
~ hxnosition- Grounds and on Wednes-
dav night Henry. visited the camp.
Mitchell il is alleged, held him up, and
stole his cap and 20 cents THURSDAY
Henrv saw Mitchell back of the Base
Fan Park, and claimed his cap, which
adorned Mitchelps head. The quartette
of tramps then sprang upon Henry, and a
6arce fight. in which several OF the par
ticinants were quite badly injured, en-
sned The tramps were arrested by Con-
Stable A. c. Green and A. l.. BEDFORD,
onS Snuire Lewis jailed the four for thirty
DAYS in default OF 800 surety, giving
Mitchell an extra sixty days.
Evan. the l4-year-old son or MI. conn
y Warfeld OF Fairfield District, mar
rowlv escaped drowning Thursday. Whiie
fshing i'm the river ne fell overheard, ana
sank several times. He was rescued IN
Tho nick of time. however. by deck
hand on board of sloop lying near by.
Thieves have been depredatihg 70
considerable extent among the nen-roos's
az Fair oaks recently, and Inurssuay
night $40 worth were taken from the men
hnnse Of Mr.. Spence Gillian. They be-
ionged to Mr.. Arthur Allen, OF hichmoho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
OPPOSE SUNDAY RALLIES.
Envorth League Protests-Mr. II. IT,
Rates the New Vice-Presidenf.

An enthusiastic and largely-attended
meeting of the Epworth League Union
Council of Richmond and Manchester
was held in the parlors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last night
Mr.. i. w. Bandy presided: The assist
ant-secretary, Mr.. r. c. Traylor. read
fine resignation of Mr.. Lee G. Crutchfeld
as first vice-president OF the union
and upon recommsnoa1 n,nls ps w u
pearoho,nn. ]. L. Mitchell, and +. L..
xSrat,s Mr. Frank IT. Bates, Jr, was
.'.oaI,oouslv elected TO fill the unexpired
term Of nine months.
rho matter of holding grand rallies
,hen taken up and warmly dis
p w. and upon the suggestion OF the
Wetbod,st pastors of the city, it was
s,,'S that II was an error upon the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
riue Concert with n Worthy Object.

For the benefit of charity so wholly
deserving as the providing for an aged
invalid lady by sending her to the Home
for Incurables, and under such charming
auspices as the <ute, Komekal, Kombina-
sbun Klub. very attractive concert was
given at Grove-Avenue Baptist church
iast night. In addition to the club, the
programme included the names OF Miss
Teahy. Miss Shelley, Mr.. Watkins, the
Imperial Quartette, and the Mandolin
(vllh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
UulS MEYERS SONS. Corner Sixth and Broad Streets

lies and meetings of any kind that would
necessitate the leaguers from the vari-
Gus churches sndulging in street-car
riding on the Sabbath, and that hereaf-
ter they would hold no such meetings.
1t was decided to hold the next grand
rally at Central church, Manchester. on
Thursday night. May 20. 1887, and also a
special rally at Broad-Street to take the
place of DR.. Starts sermon, by his re-
quest, on the last Sunday night In May,
to be led by President Bandy and sup
ported by speakers of the union.
The League Union now reports total
membership Of about 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

II had been hoped that Or. ]. u. Tyler,
formerly pastor Of Seventh-Street CHRIS
tian church, would be able TO preach az
his old-time charge tomorrow morning,
Mr.. w. II. Tyler said yesterday that the
preachers friends will not allow him 10
do 80. much as they wanted to hear him.
Dr TYLER is Just recovering from a severe
illness, and 1t is Thought extremely I'M
wise for him 10 make SO AMBITIOUS an
effort In his weak state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

,icians were mixing with him consider
r. I. Adams and C. w. Longworth will
hold q religious meeting at the aims
house tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr. Miller Merchant came UP from
Charlotte n. c., Thursday to witness the
Graduation of his brother. DR.; Fewell
Merchant. He is stopping with his aunt,
Mrs. j. w. Roberts, on Porter street.
on account of the absence from the city
NJ fine Rev. w. w. Lear. Rev. w. t. VIII
liams, the pastor of West-End Methodist
church. will preach tomorrow morning
nj Central Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
I'M ulS MFYFRS SONS, Corner Sixth and Broad Streets.

Rev W. A. s. Conrad, a former drug
gist Of this city but of late years a menu
Der of the Virginia Conference, has been
visiting relatives and friends In this city.
Last Sunday morning he made a short
talk at the Laurel-Street Methodist SUM
day school. He was for a long. time q
member of this Sunday school and church
before entering the ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

The Old Guard drill team of Lee Camp
has received a very flattering invitation
20 visit New Orleans and Nashville dur
ing the exposition and give exhibitions.
r,bs team has been guaranteed not only
that the expenses of the trip shall be
mid but that they shall return with
well-filled purses. The matter VIII be
considered at the next meeting Of the
Damn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
DEATHS.

DUNN.-Died, Friday night, April 30,
1897. at the Home for Incurables. Captain
ARCHIE w. DUNN; aged &c years.
Blessed are the dead who die In the
Lord.
Funeral services ut the grave in Bland
ford Cemetery. Petersburg. SUNDAY
MORNING. May "a, at 10 o'clock.
RENNIE.-Died. at the home Of his
parents. in Covington. KY, April 2Sths
JOSEPH GOODALL, infant son Of Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Rennie; aged IL days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

SALE OF LADIES' HOSE, 12hc.
wearers of 25c. Hose nre asked to
examine critically those offered at
this sale. They are stamped
"Hermsdorf, dye. Jet-Black, Double
soIcs, High SpIIccd Heels, and are
full regular made, price 12izc. pair;
2 pairs for Zoe.
Chlldren's LIsle-Thread Fine Ribbed OK
Blood Hose, fast color, double heels
and toes. 25c. a pair.
Misses and Boys Fast-Black Hose. full
regular, double heels, toes, and knees,
Hermsdorf dye, 25c. value, for 10 2-3c
Boys Fast-Black Bicycle Ribbed Hose,
all sizes. 1Oc. a pair:
Ladies' Fast-Black Full Regular I'M
ported Hose, Hermsdorf dye, double
soie high-spliced heels, regular PC.
quality for lac. n pair.
Ladies' Fast-Color Ox-Blood Hose, full
Seamless, double heels and toes, 1Oe.
Also. 5000 pairs Ladies' nnd Chill
Gren's Fast-BlacI< Hose. Ladies' are
plain. double heels, Mt 27sc. pair;
ChiIdren's are large and small rib
bed, at 17sc.
SILK PARASOL SALE, 81.
Figured Foulard-SiIk PnrasOis, in
style like the most stylish Waist,
swell, nnturaI-wOOd twisted ham
dies. heretofore bargain at mp to
$1.5O. Here ut Meyers, 81.
1900 other Parasols in new department.
main aisle, left.
New Silk Grenadlne Ruffle Parasols,
Black and Red, Black and Yellow,
Black and White, and White. sI.oe.
Black and White Check Taffeta Para
soils, $1.25.
Beau Brummel Parasols. closest-rolling
umbrellas made. Navy. Garnet, and
Brown taffeta, with covers and ribbon
bows. finest natural handles made to
sell for 50: here at Meyers, sl.oo.
Children's Silk Parasols, 3oc.
Closest-Roling Changeable Silk UNI
brellas. finest taffeta, all colors, covers
Of same silk: S%.7o.
SILK CHIFFONS.
Grass-Green. Cerise, Whites. Blacks,
Creams. Reds, all the colors' now IN
stock.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Ladies' Black and Navy-Blue Cloth
Suits. with Blazer Jackets and Full
Width skirts. worth g, for Sxos.
Black and Navy Blue Cloth Suits, with
Refer Jackets and thoroughly lined
Six styles Suits in All-wool Cheviots,
Black Serges. Blue Serges, Blue.
Green, Brown and Black Diagonals.
Light Tan, and Light Gray. All-Wool
Serges, worth up to $40, for s4.0S.
All-Wool Cloth Suits, made REFER style,
lined throughout with Colored Taffeta;
SKlrtS or the NEWEST cut. III Ian,
Heliotrope. Black, and Navy Blue,
1857.
Check Eton Suits, with Jacket
lined all through, and wide skirts,
worth fully 81, for $3.50.
LADIES' SPRING JACKETS.
Ladies' Lightweight Spring Jackets,
in Brown, Tan, and Mixed Covert
Cloth. half-sllk lined, perfect fitting,
1925.
Black and Navy Blue Serge Refers
lined throughout with surah single
breasted, strapped seams, very stylish
$3.25.
Black Camers-Hair Light-W Weight Reef
ers. lined throughout with taffeta
shield front. double-breasted, the
latest thing. So.
| Tan. Purple, and Black CovertClott
Refers, lined with bright-colored tai.
feta and finished with rows of stitch
ing $3.50
| FLOWERS FOR HATS.
| 80 new boxes are ready for you to-
day, including Wrentlis for Chill
dren's Hats. It's n well-known fact
we sell flowers for much less than
| they were ever sold before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

STANTON. VA. April 80. -(speeialDa
bah team played here this afternoon Win
Manager SCOTS local team TO a ialr
crowd. IL was an excellent game on
each side. Score by innings: ~,
Washington aud Lee........0 OVv y
Stanton ........ ............O00 1000 o ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
TnrthnnnI,e AM Gundeloune.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., April D.-The
United States Consul at Guadeioupe ls-
land. West Indies, has telegrapned the
htatc Department under date. or Aprii
18th. from Point q Pitre. as follows; Sc
we're earthquake. loss heavy; many IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

great event Again the finest grade goods at half less
than regular clothngsore pricesagan the Meyers method
brings you highest grade finest made upodate garments at
ly 40 to per cent less than you've been accustomed
the clothing buying people of Richmond may
come and get Clothing that fully equal to any taor-made
ents in the land made of fabrics that produced by the
finest manufacturers of the country bought by us from
stocked house who were short of cash. and bought at half tho
original cost The following are but examples Oh many others
YOU will find in clothing saiesroom
Boys Knee Pants 25c.
good wearing AWoo CheviotsNavy and Fancy Ok
and ''''''''''''''' eVWs
Boys Stylish Fauntleroy Suits
Atwood Chevots pearl buttons; bows and 80 40
pants % to years. "or'n @f ~es1S
Special Boys All-Wool Suits, Si.5o-
Db,o breasted Suits Black and Mixed AnWoo CT In
bevots sizes Regular 50 values for.... @hVO
Handsome Line of Boys Fine Suits
Faunleroy Vetee Refer, Sailor.a and
I,o"tie Ieased Suits, handsomely trmmed ome
double seats put "a kN
tnns Sizes Regular S. to 50 Suits at 9UsVV
Bows Good Wool Suits
n,t,o hraastod small sizes with braided sailor collars and
double breasted STYLE not printed 81 nm
Goods bn YhOO
Finest Knee Pants rlade,
s;,onoel goods ONLY Fances,
~
III, uc MYERS SONS Corner Sixth and Broad Streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

NEW YORK. April s0--(SpeciaI.)--C. d.
Boyd, w. c. Denney. ST. Denis: j. w.
Young, Grand; A. Pizzini, Jr.. New Am
sterdam; c. Thompson. st. Cloud; Miss
M. McClelland broadway Central.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

People impose on the stomach some
times. giving 1t moro than It can DO
Horsford's helps to digest the food and
puts the stomach into q strong ana
healthy condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
An Attractive Entertainment.

There was a Japanese anc Chinese en-
tertainment at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall last night. the at
tendance was very large. and the many
novel and interesting features OF the
nrogramme were well received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
SALE OF MEMS

All the odds and ends of Great
handkerchief Nilt-White HnndiSer-
chiefs, CoIored Border Handker-
chiefs, Colored Centre Handker-
chiefs. Mourning Hnndkerchieis,
Uem.tftched handkerchief, HEM
med Handiserchicfs. Mems Hanoi>er-
chiefs Only--sizes is TO ~ ihcneS
square, Handkerchiefs that soiu ior
en- IN IN g.. 30 a dozen; 1900 of them
hare for your picking; one or ns
many ms you want, &c. eachj 4 for
23c.; .5c. a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
CATHOLIc rNIYERsIrY.
SCORE BY INNINGS.


Catholic University ....1O2OOOO o. 3
Richmond College .......0 o. o 90 o p 4
Summary. Earned runs-Richmond Col
lege 2: Catholic University. 2 Two-base
hitS-Collins. eastman. Twohy. McT1Ehc,
Rea and Decamps Double play-C'un-
ningham and Mcneil. Bases on balls
DeCamps J.: McTighe. 2. Struck out-By
Decamps 3; McTighe z. Passed balls
Hirsh. 1; Field, l. Umpres-Mr kear.
nealy and Mr.. Daily. Time of game-l
hour and 90 minutes
The Spiders close the series tomorrow
IN game with Georgetown College team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
COLLARS.

Also. saun r,ocgs, Black and Colors;
satin Stock. Four-in- Hands; satin ana
SILK Shield Boys Silk and Emproid-
A great gathering of Ladies' Neckwear
in such profusion as is to be seen no.
where else.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
O. II. BERRY & co.,
Main and Tenth streets.

Clothing made to order? No.
But ready-made doesn't describe
ours-it's the GOOD TAILOR'S
AT THE FIRST TRY ON.
We can fit some without altera-
lions-so can the tailor; but if a
suit doesn't fit, we do as the tailor
loes-ft it.
HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
Bicycle Golf Suits. $3.50 to SIS.
Sack suits. $ 10 S22.
Fancy shirts. zoe. up.
Dunlap" Hats.
DIT. Jaogor's Lght-Weight Underwear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
DETAILS OF SATURDAYS
SHOE SALE.


400 pairs of Misses Macay Sewed Ok
ford Ties, made in the newest styles,
Dark Chocolate and Black, for. ..7Sc.
1 lot of Boys Dark Chocolate Lace
Shoes. new round toes, made or Russia
salt stock, for .................-s...Si.
lot of Cincinnati oxford Ties, made In
the newest shapes. Light, Macay-
sewed smooth insoles ....S12o.
272 pairs OF Misses Strap Sandals, bow
and buckles. Chocolate, patent-leather
and chrome kid. made up In the newest
shapes, d and IL lasts ..............sI.
Iewis's Chrome Kid Oxford Ties and
Julia NARROW Shoes. Chocolate and
Black. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .si."V'
We are agents for the Celebrated Mo,
loney Brothers & Carilsles OXFORD
Ties: we have them in all the newest
styles of the season for ..............S2.
/ lot of Sussex School Shoes, for boys.
newest shapes, for ..............Sl zo.
Ladies' "a Canvas Bicycle Leggins. ten
button high. Dark Brown and Black,
Tor .......... .....'.-.. ''''''''''.'. 49,
Ladies' Jersey Bicycle Leggins, golf top,
for ........ ......... .........'''....'"O'
Imitation Alligator Travelling Bags: 10
ol Ihcn' Grain loi travelling Bags, iO-inch.
39c.
5On nairs Bows and Mems Rubber-Bot-
TOM Tennis or Baseball Shoes. Brown,
regular price. JOc.. for ............2oc.
About 60 pairs of Misses Russell Goat
and Black oxford Ties, regular price,
Toe. for .............'..'..... 30.
200 pairs of Ladies' oxford Ties, Macay
sewed, made in the newest styles
Dark Chocolate and Black. for. zoe
800 pairs of Ladies' Nici,kid OXioLd
Ties. in all the newest things OF the
- season. hand turned. and light Macy
sewed for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y;
172 pairs OF Misses $3.50 Chrome hid
Button Shoes, medium pointed toe,
large patent-leather tip. Tor .....'o"c'
r-ou sarIRnAY,S SELLING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01

have become great feature this business and Boston agent
sends us this Saturdays selling "a the most sterling
Shoe bargains have had for any the Saturday sales Inc
ready for selling the store and VIII con-
tinue uninerruptedly until 10 p NJ. -
Every pair Shoes warranted just the as if they were
sold at regular prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-01
Knit Underwear.

Ladies' IIsie-Thread Vests % ~ ana
ladies' Iisle-Thread Pants. oc.
ladies Ribbed Vests. high ncSx. Ions
and short sleeves. and Pants 20 match
&C.
ChlIdren's Cauz0 Vests, ht4n ana low
neck, long and short sleevsA - ana
. BOYS 5 Balbriggan DrswersL n hnes azt
ankle lensths. -. pair.
The BouEg|l Price ca
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take laxative Eromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II falls to cure