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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
Work for the Armor-PIate Plant to
Commence in Earnest.

Mr.. S. II. Halves, president Of the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, yes
terday named the committee to prepare
and present to the proper authorities Of
the Navy Department a statement of
Richmond's claims upon and advantages
for the armor-plate plant the United
States Government proposes to locate in
some southern city. The Chamber of
Commerce, through its Board Of Direc-
tors, decided on Friday night TO make
an effort to secure this enterprise for
Richmond, and President Halves lost no
time appointing his committee as fol-
lows: Messrs. Archer Anderson, II. l..
Cabell, Arthur b. Clarke, S. Dabney
Crenshaw, and w. r. Trigg. 1t is said
that in locating this plant the Naval
Board will take into consideration the
cost Of iron, fuel labor, and transporta-
ton, and the Chamber of Commerce Of
this city believes that Richmond can
meet all competitions along these lines.
The long and successful operation OF
iron-works in this city demonstrates that
iron-works can he profitably carried on
here. With the new impetus which the
location here of an armor plant would
give the iron industry in the mountains
Of Virginia would take on new life, and
would place at the disposal OF the gov
eminent almost inexhaustible iron-felds.
The labor question, it is claimed, is
easy to meet. as labor in the South has
never brought about the vexed compli-
cations it has in the North.
Richmond is admirably equipped as to
transportation. She has a geographical
situation which brings her within a
short land distance from her bases OF
supplies, and at the same time has
water communication which would per-
nit the very cheapest transportation OF
the heavy manufactured products of
such a factory to the great navy-yards
OF the Atlantic coast. and particularly
those located at Newport News and
In addition TO all this the immense
and almost unused water power Of the |
James will be urged as one Of the ex-
not usually combined with |
all the other advantages Richmond has |
10 offer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Roberts, who live on Louisiana
street, some time since swallowed a tin
whistle and SO alarmed Its parents that
they hastily summoned DR. Gee to re-
move II. The Doctor. however, saw that
the operation for its removal would be
difficult, and called in consultation Dr.
George Ben. Johnston, and II was de-
cided as the whistle was not materially
interfering with the chili's health to per-
NIT 1t TO remain rather than entail the
risk OF an operation
After the funeral OF MI. Woodruff. or
Washington. brother OF Mr.. George
Woodruff, who lives on Graham street,
last Thursday. while Mrs. Boyle was re-
turning home from Hollywood In a buggy,
the horse became scared and ran against
a tree. which damaged the vehicle and
threw Mrs. Boyle out. sprainlng ana
bruising her ankle very painfully Rev.
S. o. Hatcher happened TO be near ana
rendered immediate assistance. and on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

DO you want 20 save money on ,,..
groceries? II so. investigate our alv.r.
usemsnt in to-day's Dispatch. r.~
prices in all departments. Some OF b..
few bargains are: Six pounds T.t.
Sugar FOR ~; 5i-i pounds Granu.at...
Sugar for 2Jc.; Fresh Lemon Crnck..s
&C.; New Irish Potatoes Zoe. por r....
Carolina Rice. &c. pound: Large Lemon.
lie. dozen: New Tomatoes and Corn g.
can; boxes Washing Powder Tor 81,
Large Bars sc. Jefferson Soap. only q,
Lump Starch. &C.; Washing Soda
pounds for &C.; Large 3-Strng Broorq
l0c.; Nice Small Hams, Sc. pound: Good
Salt Pork, be. pound: Chow Chow Pickle.
Sc. quart; Nice Mixed Pickles. &c. QUAR-.
Sour Pickles. lOc. gallon. Double Z..,
Extra Quality, Washboards Ice Try
bag OF our Silver King Flour. bost m
the world, SIC. bag; Good Green ID,
Mixed Tea, 2Oc. pound; Tip-T0p Core.
l-pound papers. lie. at S. Ullma1's sons
Uptown Store, 506 east Marshall stree,
New and Old Phones. 81: Downtown
Stores. 1S20-lS22 east Main street, Now
Phone, 500, Old Phone. 3ie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
THE TRACK NOT DOWN YET.
Situation ms to the Spur Proposed to
lie Run Up Virginia Street.

Some time ago the Council adopted an
ordinance granting to the Southern Rail-
way Company the right to extend spur
track along Virginia street, across Cary
street, and up the short alley which
forms an extension of Virginia street,
and upon which so many wholesale
houses abut
1t was stated, when this action was
taken, that the railway company would
very soon have cars at the back doors
of these large warehouses. receiving goods
for shipment throughout the country
But this has not been so. AS yet not
a foot of the spur track has been laid. In
quiry into the matter yesterday revealed
the fact that the matter had gone so
far that the railroad company had pre-
pared deeds and presented them for the
signatures of the property-owners, but
some of them would not sign these in
struments for one reason or another, and
the railroad 1t appears has not pressed
the matter since. II was said yesterday
that one or two property-owners wanted
a limit placed upon the time the spur
track was to remain down, others want
ed other conditions, and that for the
present nothing was being done to carry
the plans through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
improvements Mt the WestmoreIand.

The extensions and improvements which
have been going on at the Westmoreland
Club are nearing completion. The big
double staircase constructed at the south
ern end Of the building is already finished,
and I'm a few more days the members
of that fashionable institution will see
the entire work completed. The finishing
touches are now being put upon the new
ladies' dinlng-room. This apartment was
provided by the enlarging Of tho room
in the southeast corner OF the second
floor. The ceiling is frescoed in rocco
style Of the time OF Louis XIV. The freiZe
Is painted in pearl gray and the panels
Of the ceiling are in delicate blue gray
ish tint. adorned by palm leaves in
still lighter hue. On the easterly and
westerly end Of the ceiling artistically
arranged fruit pieces make the ceiling
still more attractive.
The walls are painted in oil on canvas,
and the work had to be executed in very
light colors 10 make the room as cheer
full as possible and easy. The prevailing
color Of the walls is a blush light gray,
and the wainscoating is made OF Lin
ciusta Walton. Ii is separated from the
upper portion of the wall by strips OF
oak. The panels of the walls remain
plain, but are surrounded by garlands Of
wild roses.
me WOODWORK or the room Is Of carved
oak, and two large mirrors with oak
frames are let into the easterly ano
northerly walls Of the room, while a very
artisticaly-arranged fireplace takes up
a portion OF the westerly wall The |
painting Of the room will be complete
by Monday, and II will be entirely fitted |
up by next Wednesday.
The work has been done by Mr.. August |
Kaufman, an artistic decorator, who |
has made Richmond his home for the |
past year. The entire Improvement has |
been carried out under the supervision OF |
Captain Edgerton s. Rogers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
The Vaudeville This Week.

The Saturday night audience at the
Auditorium vaudeville was a very large
one, and the performance gave the great
est pleasure and satisfaction. A very
strong bill is offered this week at the
Auditorium, headed by those well-known
and clever musical people, Clayton and
Allen. Beside them, there will be the
iavorites OF last week-Sisson and WAL
lace, the We!shes, and Gallagher and
Evans. Edison's wonderful invention, the
predecessors, will be shown. an entire
novelty here. and which reproduces faith
fully stirring scenes of life.
Only cents admission to these vaude-
villes VIII hereafter be charged, and there
will be no free ride on the cars with II.
The bookings for this week are the last
made by Manager Horace r. Smith. as
he goes out on the road Monday next
ahead Of Polk Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
OVER ELEVEN THOUSAND.
Figures rs to she Enrolment In the
Public Schools of the City.

The total enrolment in the public schools
Of Richmond for the session 1S97'9S has
already reached 11,OS9, the largest in the
history of the publlc-school system. SUI
perintendent Fox has compiled tho re-
ports from all the schools, and the total
number of pupils entered in each of them
is as follows
White schools-High, s52; Nicholson, 81;
Springfield $685. Bellevue, 735; Marshall,
GA; Central $780, Leigh. COS Madison, IN;
Eba. 5S5; West-End, 500; Randolph, 81.
Total. 6.736.
Colored schools-Normal, 1851; Fulton, 20;
East-End 54i; Valley. 729 Navy-Hill, 81;
Baker. 654: Moore. 7l5; Brook, 3s7. Total
4353.
Total enrolment. white and colored, L.
0S9 The total enrolment last year was
II. 1893. the increase Of this year being 1856.
There are still 166 white pupils applying
for entrance 20 the schools. but cannot be
accommodated, and 102 colored children
are in the same boat, making in all 25S
who have been turned away this session.
Mr.. Fox says it may be possible TO ac-
commodate a few OF these as the organi-
zation is perfected. but most Of them be-
long to the primary grades, are very
young. and will not suffer from delay
until February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
WILL INSPECT THEM.
COL. STERN TO BEGIN HIS ROUNDS
HERE TOMORROW.
HILITIAHEN PREPARING FOR HIN.
u,, md Yoang Mems business As
socfntion 10 Meet the Hartford m"
xxorcc.tcr Companies Monday
NIGHT at the Broad-Strecf Depot

Richmond miiitiamcn are busily pre-
narlne now to receive Inspector-Generai
Ia lane stern. who will in few days
make his rounds in this city TO ascertain
inst what condition the various organi-
cations are in. This is duty Colonel
stern has 10 perform each year. ana IL
e. q duty that the soldier lads Ike 10
have him perform. as by the inspections
the States appropriations are MADE ana
By these appropriations the company ana
regimental organizations are maintained
Colonel Stern starts his rounds some
what earlier this year than usual ana
ms is customary with him. he will start
an with the First Regiment OF Infantry
He viii commence on this organization
tomorrow night, the regiment being IN
spected by battalons, rather than as
whole. as formerly Companies a, Il,
u and will form the first battalion
and wifi assemble tomorrow night at
s o'clock. The second battalion, to be
composed Of companies f, ID, and o. VIII
assemble at the same hour on luesuay
might. and the officers OF the field and
gtdU. the nBu-CoiuuiAs0t'taNH 'Nr''A S'''~~'-f
and the drum and hospital corps Will
assemble with the second battalion.
As soon as he finishes with the regi-
ment Colonel Stern will invade the home
Of the Blues Battalion, and Will then
proceed to make his rounds of the other
military organizations in the city.
TO RECEIVE VISITORS.
The Blues will assemble at their
Ag1I
uminary inspection. They will also give
an exhibition battalion drill, and when
this IS concluded they viii report AT
the Chamber Of Commerce building,
where they will be joined by the Young
Mems Business Association, who VIII
march with them TO the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot to meet the Worcester Light
Infantry and the Hartford Foot Guard,
who will visit here for a few days on their
way 10 Gettysburg and other battle
fields where engagements occurred du-
ring the late war.
The reception TO be accorded these Wis |
fling militiamen will be no less unique |
than Il Is cordial. The members OF the |
Young Mems Business Association VIII |
mingle at she depot with the Blues and |
the visitors will find not only men in |
uniform. but men in civilian dress, 10 re-
ceive them. This manner Of reception |
cannot help but be pleasing to the trav-
oilers and make an indelible impression |
Of Richmond upon their minds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
MIR. MURPHY's NEW THEATRE.
He VIII Build One at Cost OF
$50, Oc0.

Mr. p. T. Murphy. the Broad-street IL
quor dealer who is preparing to erect
new theatre in this city, has returned
from New York, whittier he went TO re-
port to mis- partner in the enterprise the
situation as it exists in Richmond, ana
the prospects for making success Oh
such an enterprise.
Mr. Murphy declined yesterday to give
the name of the New Yorker for the
present. but said he is a prominent figure
IN the theatrical world, having managed
leading theatres in San Francisco, Mon
treal and Toronto. Prior to that he was
connected with one of the principal thea
tres i'm London, being an Englishman by
birth He is at present largely interested
in several New York corporations.
Mr.. Murphy has secured options on two
centrally located sites in Richmond and
he and his partner have decided to select
one OF these and to put up building at
a cost not exceeding $4,000 one >of seve-
raj plans already in the possession OF the
New York partner will probably be chosen
with such alterations as may be found
necessary. The house will be managed
personally by the New York man the
first season.
Mr.. Murphy is also preparing to open
an amusement house in Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
The PopnIar CIothlcr

Mr.. J. Jacobus. 1908 east Main s,-,..
has returned after a two weeks -
ness trip to New York, where be- l.,',,'
his stock OF Clothing, Hats, and Ges'.."
mems FURNISHINGS for fall and y,.-,-.
Mr.. Jacobus has made radical ~,
parture in his method OF doing busl,o..
buying surplus stocks and sample, \.
the leading manufacturers and im-o-.
ers, claiming that this gives him rr.,.
advantage. thereby securing prer,s.-,
what the public requires, and also .r
ables him TO sell his goods much chosr..
IMAM most houses in his line. as be b.,.
such surplus Tor cash at the very lov.,..
price.
MT. Jacobus has greatly improved t,
store. Painters and carpenters b,y,
been at work FOR the past two w,..,
giving his store a bright and attractive
as well as an inviting. appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Mrs. Cabeil's Glasses.

Mrs Caskie Cabell, In addition 20 con.
tinuing her current events" classes a,
the Woman's Club will form a class for
the study Of nineteenth century lten.
ture." and also classes I'm general m.
erature. art, and history. or Nn
Cabelps current events" classes. it s
hardly necessary 20 oeak. her work r
this direction being widely known ana
appreciated. The new classes cannot ftI
under Mrs. Cabelrs method, and hy
reason OF her discriminating taste and
Judgment 70 prove most delightful and
instructive "hours" with literature. art.
and history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Society Chartered.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day Judge Minor granted a charter TO
the Afro-American Protective and
Benevolent Society OF Virginia. The
capital stock OF the society is TO be not
less than 1900 nor more than $500. The
officers are the Rev. Il. ]. Carter, presi-
dent; George Burton, vice-president; NJ.
b. Hucless. secretary; Royal White,
treasurer, and John ID. Madison, gene
raj manager The directors are the
above and F. f. Brown. William Harris
Clarence Peyton. s. c. Williams. Simon
p. Robinson. James Carey. l.. N. Smith,
and A. l.. Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
NOW FOR THE NEW QUARTERS
Meeting of Post A, at Which Much
business Was Transacted.

The members and visitors who attended
the regular meeting OF Post A, Travel
lers' Protective Association, last night IN
the old headquarters, No. 80 and %
Chamber Of Commerce building, noticed
upon entering the door that For
Kent card had been placed thereon
which Indicated to the travellers that the
new headquarters, of which so much has
been heard, was about to become a re-
aiity. Many OF the old members. who
recalled so many pleasant associations
connected with the meetings OF the past.
at frst reluctantly gave their consent TO
move out OF the rooms which have so
long constituted the home OF Post A.
Out after seeing what the House Com
mi'tee had secured In the shape Of
larger place for meeting. and realizing
mat tho growth OF the post had been
marked recently. u hearty approval was
""'tssted at last nights session, when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
CIty-HaIl Court News.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
suits were instituted as follows: Mem
hold & Heineman against Preston Craig
& Co.. for 1852; the Fenton Metallic
Manufacturing Company against the Old
Dominion Cycle and Supply store, Tor
500 damages.
A suit was instituted I'm the Law ana
Equity Court by w. l.. Nellines against
the Richmond Traction Company; dam
ages. $500.
A marriage-license was issued by Clerk
Christian. OF the Hastings Court. 10
Thomas +. Craven and Miss Katie N.
Mason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
For CARRYING RIc,cle..

Tho Norfolk and Western railway has
equipped some Of its baggage-cars 70
carry bicycles. An arrangement q
safety bars and hooks for supporting
the bicycles at the top OF tho car 0li
OF the way OF other baggage
In loading bicycles they are inverted
and the holders I'm the centre 90 ths
car-roof are hooked into the rims %
the two wheels. The frame Of tho b.cy-
Gle is then tilted up toward tho side
decks, the strap being wrapped O. Few
times around tho frame after which
it's end IS slipped over tho hook, thus
holding the wheel I'm place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
News Notes from the Library,

The following persons were visitors 10
the State Library building yesterday: Mr..
o. o. Alexander. Sheriff, and N. W..
Wicker, Commissioner OF Revenue, both
OF Hanover county; Hon. Joseph Il. VIII
lard, member OF the House of Delegates
from Fairfax county
Attorney-General II. Carter Scott is
visiting In Warrenton. He Will return
TO the city on Tuesday
Acknowledgement Charles j. Anderson
has returned TO the city after q two
weeks trip TO New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
BALL GAME TUESDAY.
WeIIs's transformers" and n Local
Team to Play Benefit Game.

Arrangements were perfected yesterday
for the last ball game of the season.
1t will be played Tuesday afternoon at
Broad-Street Park between the club
Manager Wells will take through Vir-
ginia and West Virginia and O team
composed Of the best local talent i'm
Richmond Many college players are In
town, and some of the best will be on
the team. Willie Landrum, whom many
think to be better man than Bishop.
the Richmond boy now with Norfolk,
VIII pitch against the Richmond club.
The game Will be for the benefit OF
the Hebrew Home for the Aged and In
firm, an institution that rarely has a
benefit. but deserves a good one. Tickets
have been placed on sale at several
leading stores. and can be had at the
ball park.
There will be no advance in prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Chief Howard and a shirt of Mail.

Chief-of-Police Howard yesterday re-
ceived from a concern in New York a
circular containing a cut Of steel shirt
OF mail, bullet and knife-proof. The
shirt is used by sheriffs. marshals, police.
and mine superintendents. and is but
fourteen pounds In weight. very flexible,
and easily worn. BY covering IL with
flannel 1t can be worn between the UNI
dershirt and the outer shirt. The pro-
tector sells for 800. Major Howard does
not see that he has any use for such
garment. A dollar 'unlaundered shirt
would suit him much better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
School of Lyric Art and Opera.

700 EAST GRACE STREET.
Slgnor Campobello, late baritone Of tho
principal opera-houses OF Europe. refers
with pride TO the following opinion OK
opinions:
Jean de Reszke writes: II certify that
my friend and theatre comrade. s.gnor
Campobello, is one OF tho abeat taach-
ers, and that he knows every secret Of
the true art OF singing"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Every Mother

knows what Mrs. Jane Hopkins Boys
Clothes are-double-sea and knees on
every one of 'em. Tomorrow they'll DO
our leader Bring your boy
JACOBS & LEVY.
No. 707 east Broad street
We give trading stamps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Merchant Tailoring.

Our friends and tho public are invited
to call and examine our new stock Of
Imported Worsteds. smtngs. and
Trcuserings. We VIII please you Zoo
price and fit. CHARLES A. SPENCE.
with Wolf & Co., No. IS north Ninth
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Plano bargains,

Wonderful bargains in Chickering. Ma'
son q Hamlin. Weber. KFanlch & H1eh
Wegman, Wheelock. and other grels
pianos are now being offered By Hume
Minor Co, No. SIS Broad street. near
Ninth. Prices cheaper than you can by
iower-gTade instruments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Attend Our snecInI snIe

Mrs. Jane Hopkinss Boys Suits. Mons
made better. Tomorrow We push EN-
along at less than cost OF tho Ordinary
kind. JACOBS & LEVY.
No. 7W east Broad street
We give trading stamps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Hand Embroidered Handkcrchefs
worth 10. 20. and 25c., can be had no A.
Hutzler's Sons for 5, 10. and T. lie
These are genuine bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Meyer Sycle. l03 east Broad, Is going q
give away on December 3ist Four bicy'
cles-l Lady's. Gentleman's, 7 Girif. an.
Boys. Each purchase OF - cents ehut',t
you 10 chance. or course. tho more y0-
purchase the more chances you get,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

a. Hutzler's Sons are showing IA
closing-out products OF a Towel ma1l'
facturer at almost half-price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
na1r ntW1

A full line Of Jewish New Year cards
Il. G.. Myers book store, 100 east BfoH
street, corner of First. Mail order
promptly filed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
III the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and we.i-trief
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothins syrup.
for children teething. IL soolhes tho
child. softens the gums. allays an pain.
cures wind-collc. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Go to Mitteldorfer's Fall Opening Mon-
day morning OF Dress Goods, Cait -
Mattlngs. Wash Goods Underwear h0S"
cry. Notions, &c, SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

A. Hutzler's Sons have varied assert
ment Of Blankets, purchased az auction
prices. Ii Will be we'll TO see tho line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Mems Shirts al Meyer Syclo's-Whin
Unlaundcred Linen Bosom. &c. @c, 80,
ored Laundered Percalas. &c, 81 ami W.
COlored percRles zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Mitteldorfers II the place 20 buy our
Bieached and Brown Cottons. Sheetihs, :
Canton Fiannels. and Fiannels. spec"
prices for Monday only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Don't fail TO go 20 a. Hutzler's Sons
TO see their lines Of Covert Cloth 40 "
Toe, and 81 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Meyer sycle will sell on Monday Extfs
Large Smyrna Rugs al N.oo eacn' "i'''
Smaller Rugs at &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19
Have your Pianos Tuned.

Mr.. Lee Ferguson, formerly with
Menly b. Ramos q Co., as tuner for
many years. now connected with Fee
gusson Brothers, No. Si5 east Broad
street. Is prepared 20 accommodate bis
former customers. Leave specified ore
ders in my name.
References: Professors Fred II. Hahr
Bowditch Clapp, Leslie i. Watson,
Frank f.. Cosby. Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter
(yocaD, Mrs. Harding. Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-19

Carpets. Matttngs. Rugs. .oil-Cloths s ,a1
Window-Shades at very low prices ~
MonlaS al Mlttyldorler'A