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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
RICHMOND DEATHS AND FUNERALS
A Number of WeIl-known Citizens
Answer the Final summons. ...

Mr.. David j. Burr, formerly an enter
prlslng businessman OF Richmond. and
a popular citizen. died yesterday He
was IS years old and a SON OF the late
David j. Burr. lie leaves a sister, Mrs.
Lawrence, end one brother, Mr.. Kenneth
Burr. The funeral viii take place from
the Church OF the Holy Trinity this
afternoon. and the interment will be
made at Hollywood. The pall-bearers
VIII be Messrs. J. Y. Anderson. w Il.
Massle, H. I. Cardozo, John Il. Cross,
william L. Atkins. Edward c. Mayo,
Blair Pegram. ana Thomas ID. Stokes.
FUNERAL OF REV. Mr.. WISE.
The funeral Of Rev. Thomas L. Wise
win take place from Park-pace Metho-
dist church this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
The services viii be conducted By Drs.
Thomas n. Potts. Paul Whitehead. and
A. c. Brown. and the interment will be
made IN Hollywood.
The active pall-bearers viii be Messrs
Carter Weisiger. j. i. Curley, Il. III. Nor
veil. A. j. Gary. y. c. Richardson, ". $.
Rarham, and Fred. Williams
The honorary paIl-bearers will be pas
tors OF the Methodist churches OF Rich
mond and Manchester, as follows: Dfs.
Tudor Starr, Vanderslice. f. l.. Pell,
Roys. Rawlings, Taylor, Hatcher. Lump
kin. Williams. Beckham Bcauchamp,
Babcock, Lear Beadles, Briggs, Davis,
Mastin. and Laughon.
MIR. HENRY w. RICE.
The body OF Mr.. Henry w. Rice, whose
death occurred In Charlotte. N. c., on
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I2I East Broad Street.
(my 0-Su, w &F ]

Friday arrived here yesterday morning.
and the funeral took place from Az west
Main street, at $3.50 o'clock IN the eve
ming. the Rev. John J. Grayatt officiating.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. George Il.
Pegram, A. S. PetticOlas, Il. NJ. Readc,
Claiborne Watkins. Jr., b. T. Barrett.
George c. Powers, w. G.. Watson, and
T.. NJ. Crutchfed.
Mr. Rice was son Of DR.. c. ID. and
Mrs. l.. T. Rice. and was a former resi-
: dent OF this city. lie had many friends
here, who sincerely mourn his untimely
end When he lived here, Mr.. Rice was
member OF tho Virginia Boat Club.
He was splendid oarsman and had y
place I'M the crew.
OTHER FUNERALS.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Kate c.
Bradley were held from Venabe-Streee
Baptist church yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock, and the remains were buried
in lakewood Cemetery. Rev. Jacob $.
Dill conducted the services. assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Tucker. The pall-bearers were
Alessrs. ID. Gritty, ID. Mitchell. @. A.
Goode. G. Hopkins. W. Meredith, and w.
Robinson.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Heeke. whose
death was announced in yesterdays Dis
patch, will take place Monday morning
AZ o'clock from ST. MaryS German
Catholic church.
Mr.. Henry w. Meador's funeral will
take place from Hoge- Memorial church
at 220 o'clock this afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. T.. Cook,
and the remains VIII DO laid to
rest in lakewood Cemetery. The pail
bearers viii be Messrs. Marshall Ramos,
Steve Wood. c. Manning. X. Tone, w. T..
Wood, and s. Leclar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13

I Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at $40
north Eighth street.
The novena to St. Anthony at ST.
| Joseph's church has been great sue
cess, and will end on Monday, the feast
| day Of st. Anthony.
A horse hitched to a buggy ran away
near Seventh and Broad streets yesterday
afternoon. The vehicle was upset, but
there was no one in it.
Mrs. David Il. Prosser has been called
to Walkerton. King and Queen county
on account Of the illness of her brother,
Mr. J. Marshall Turner.
Misses Minnie and Ida Roberts, who
have been the guests OF Misses Atkinson
and Hicks, Of Church Hi, have returned
TO their home at Wakerton.
Traction Car No. 50 ran into mule
car at Laurel and Broad streets yesterday
afternoon. damaging it TO some extent,
ana injuring one Of the mules
Rev. Dr. Starr viii deliver an address
at the meeting of the Methodist Sunday
School Society TO be held Mt Highland
Park church this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
General-superinten w. II. Green.
OF the Southern Railway Company. and
Mr.. 4. NJ Emerson, traffic manager of
the Atlantic-Coast Line, are at the JEFF
fcrsOn.
Miss Lille Pemberton Will leave Tuesday
for. Nashville and Chattanooga. While
in Chattanooga she VIII be the guest OF
her brothers, Messrs. j. L. and III. W.
Pomberton.
Miss Ruth Tanner and her guest, Miss
Mary George who have been In Fred
ericksburg for few days visiting Miss
Kate Doegett will return to the city on
Wednesday.
The Board Of Managers OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF Richmond and
Manchester Will hold meeting at the
Second church tomorrow afternoon at
C:2O O'Clock.
The first aIumnae meeting of the ex-
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pupils of the Visitation Convent OF Fred
erlck City. Nd. will take place at that
convent this week. All the former pupils
are expected TO attend.
Little Miss Sadie Lucille Verser Of
this city, acted as Flower girl" at the
Cofnick-Crooks marriage. which occurred
on Wednesday evening at Grace Episcopal
church, Yorktown. Va
Interesting Children's-Day exercises
will be held at Park-Place Methodist
church tonight, in lieu of the usual eve
ming service The Sunday school win
assemble at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Florence Bloomberg, n teacher in
the High School. will sail from New York
June 18th, for Germany She will be ac-
companied 10 New York by her brother.
Cadet NJ. l.. Bioomberg. and Mr.. Lee
Straus.
Mrs. j. c. Minson, Of S0l east Leigh
street, left Monday for st. Louis. Mo-.
TO attend the marriage ceremony OF her
nephew, Mir. John Garrison. She will
spend several weeks visiting friends and
relatives.
The United States steamer Mononga-
hela left Hampton Roads on Tuesday for
Funchel. MADEIRA Islands, DR.. Arthur
G.. CaDel, or ms city, Is the surgeon OF
this ship. and his friends wish him a
prosperous voyage.
Next Thursday will be the Feast Of
Corpus Christi. a holy day of devotion.
I'm the Catholic churches. Masses viii be
said at 6. S. and 1879 A. NJ. Each eve
ming during the octave there will be bene-
dlctions at o'clock.
Miss Marie d. Higgins left on Wednes-
day. the 9Th, for Washington. New York
and Madison Barracks. Sachetts Harbor
N. Y. where. at the latter place. she viii
visit her cousins Mrs. and Captain Re-
gan, United States army.
Mr.. ]. Eddie Martin. night clerk at the
Jefferson, will leave June 2ist for his post
of duty In the White Mountains. OF New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13

300 Patent Glass Lemon-Juice Extrac-
tors, actually worth l5c., for &c.
Best Plain, Clear Crystal Glass Berry
Bowls, large size, always sold for &c,
for Toe.
90 Fuil-Size Covered Berry Bowls. on
stand. made of clear crystal glass. worth
50c.. now i9c.
1000 feet Thrce-pIy Garden Hose
TO he closed out mt 3ac. per foot.
500 feet Wire-Wrapped Garden Hose,
10 be closed out at 1-2c. per foot.
Best 25c. Brass MOBILES, TO be closed
out at l0c. each.
Dest-Qunlity Grnnitc-,ron Covered
sIop-raiis. large size, actually
worth SI.25. for zoe. each.
200 best Granite-lron MilkPans, to be
closed out at &c. each.
Largo-size Granite-Iron Milk or Pud-
ding-Pans. fully worth 3jc., for 10c.
Full 1O-lnch Granite-Iron Pie-Plates.
worth l9c. each. now 3 for &c
100 dozen Engraved BANDED Bo-
hemian TumbieFs, extra thin and
extra strong. fully worth 81 dozen,
now 37c. each.
Oar entire stock Dinner and Tea
Sets TO he sold out M 90 cents on tho
dollar. Dent miss this opportunity.
Genuine "Wedgewood" China Dinner
Sets full luD pieces, all nicely uetoidteb'
actually worth 49, to be closed out for
T.Sj. complete
Real Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, 100
pieces, handsomely decorated in neat
floral designs, regularly worth S22, Jor
$780, complete.
Si29 DINNER SETS. $50.
Haviland & co. Finest Lim0ge China
Dinner Sets, consisting of 1i9 pieces, deco
rated with Haviland & CO.'S latest deco
ration. was 1929. now SG5, complete.
our regular $6S Haviland & GO. Stock
Pattern Dinner Sets, TO be closed out for
$3S complete
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Full iO0-piece Handsome Violet Deco
rated Dinner Sets, with stippled gold
trimmed handles, best value ever offered
for $3.50. now 6.cS, complete. with hand
some soup Tureen.
Toilet Sets. handsomely decorated, full
II pieces, including Slop-Jars was $3.50
set. now $9S, complete.
Handsomely Decorated Imported Toilet
Sets. full 10 pieces. actually worth 80, now
S. complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Personals and Briefs.

Sir. r. G. II. Kean. Of Lynchburg was
M Tie city yesterday.
Nr G. w Horton and family have gone
co. ,le country for the summer.
Mss Mary Jackson, OF Petersburg. is
hing her aunt, Mrs. George Watt Tay-
lor
a T. Moon. Of Richmond. was regis
tr-eI al the ST. Denis. New York, yes
to-day.
Professor =. r. Shank and wife, OF Roa-
ncte age in the city FOR few days, stop
las at FOrd's Hotel
N Teresa G. Higgins left on Wednt--
ay tae ON. for Washington, New YORK,
aul other northern cities.
Ms Clara Christian. Of Charles city, is
81 sting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Cunning
ham, On east Grace street.
A military company from Fredericks-
burg passed through the city yesterday en-
route 10 Nashville.
Tho retreat for the Catholic clergy OF
us diocese viii commence at George
ioHn College July 18th.
10 was Miss Marguerite instead Of
katherine Warwick who carried on high
honors ga 81. Timothy's school, eaton
Vile. sd.
Mrs. Or. Lee w. station. who has been
visiting her uncle, Rev. l.. H. Betty, OF
Portsmouth. Va. VIII return home next
Tuesday.
Mr W. Hall Crew, Jr., who has been
quite Sick az his home. 603 south Pine
street IL improving. and viii probably be
cut IN a week.
The forty-hours devotion at the Ca
.hedfal to-day ENDS az high mass. at
which there viii be procession OF the
blessed Sacrament.
The monthly meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF Pickett Camp wiz take place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
]. M. FOurQurean, ReCeiyer.J. N. FOrQmean Receiver

Hampshire, with Messrs. Ainsne e. Web
ster, at the Maplewood Hotel. Mr.. Charles
ID. Glenn, formerly cashier Of the grill
room, will succeed Mr.. Martin.
Mrs j. st. George Barraud who FOR
the past month has been i'll at her home.
sl9 east Leigh street was yesterday re-
moved TO the Virginia Hospital, where.
under trained nurses and the care Of Drs.
Ben Harrison and Hugh NJ Taylor. II Is
hoped her recovery will be more speedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
PLAY BALL on CHESTNUT HILL.
The Chestnut Hills Cross Bats With
EIiSs. md Are Defeated.

a very excellent exhibition OF the ma
tional game was given yesterday evening
by amateurs on the Chestnut-Hil dia-
mond, when the boys Of Chestnut Hill
crossed bats with the Elks, and were by
them defeated by a score of 8 TO 2 in
eleven innings. The contest from start
TO finish w-s spirited, and the really
good playing on each side ELECTED ap-
pause from the large gathering of young
ladies and gentlemen OF the place. The
Elks pride themselves especially on their
signal victory, because five of their op-
ponents were members Of McCabe's win
ming team, which has had the thorough
practice Of the entire spring.
The players are as follows for the FIks:
Rigley. left-held; J. Hulcher. centre-field;
Fleming second base; Chenault. -:
Evans. catcher; Powers. shortstoc; Pull
Ter right-held; II. Hulcher. first base:
Greenwood. third base: Hooker, pitcher.
Chestnut Hill-W. Todd centre-held: G.
Radcliffe. catcher; Bowles. second base:
HARDWOOD. first base; IawtOn. third base;
Cook, shortstop Merrill, pitcher; J. Todd,
right-feld; Gordon. left-held.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Toilet Goods.

Another great cut TO close them out
Red Shell Combs and Fancy Hair Orna-
ments 90 tomorrow at just
HALF PRICE
c. and zoe. Shell Combs for..........25c.
15c dozen Shell Hair-Plns. for......5c.
pc a dozen Shell Hair-Pins for....I5c.
SOC a dozen Shell Halr-Pins for. .23c.
1jc Pears Fuller's Earth.............Sc.
fellows Toilet Powder....3. 4. and &c.
Colgate's Violet and Cashmere Bouquet
Powder. % and DC. or................I2c.
Colgate's Pint-Bottles Violet Toilet
Water. sf.15, from Sl.65.
soc. Nail Brushes Soc.
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Ladies' Suits
and Wrappers.

Another great mark-down for Monday.
Al Percale, Dlmity. and Lawn Wrap
pers. all this seasons style. and sold at
81 % and $50, choice tomorrow
All OF our Bicycle Suits and Skirts, all
tailor made, sizes 80, 81. sc, 3s-to-mor-
row they go at just.......HAIF PRICE.
one size 80 and one "a, Ladies' All-Wool
Brown Homespun Tailor-AIade Suits, for
mer price S12, tomorrow .................s5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13

the dollar.
Finest Limoge China Dinner Plates,
with finest French decorations, full size,
regular value Slj dozen, now the entire lot
az 33c. choice.
1 lot Of Limoge and German China Ice
Cream Plates, handsomely decorated
with Dresden and Louis PhAlppe decora-
tions. So value FOR y 1-2c. each.
Finest Limoge China Cake Pl0tes, with
finest delicate floral decorations and
fancy rolled-gotd edges and handles. a.
ways sold for Sl.9S and $3.50 choice, now
CSC. each.
Observation-Disclosures Thin China
Covered Vegetable Dishes. with deli
cate floral decorations, always sold
at SIS and $3.50 each. Az long as
they last. soc. choice.
~ dozen Finest Quality White China
Cups and Saucers. eXtra-thin. regular
price $50 a dozen, the entire lot now &c.
a pair.
Real China After-Dnner and Souvenir
Cups and Saucers, all nicely decorated,
regular 2Jc. value, for o..
CUT-GLass STOCK MUST RE SOLD,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Is DOZEN REAL CUT-GLASs TUM-
BLERs TO BE CLOSED OUT AT 15c.
EACH.
Large-Size Handsome Cut-Giass Berry
Bowls, Dorfiingers finest cuttings, was
Sl24O, now $50.
Handsome Cut-Glass Ice Bowls new
Desoto" cuttings, was SS.45. now $50.
FuIi-Size Real Cut-GIass oil or
Vinegar Decanters, always sold for
SI2 Choice now, Use.
Handsome Cut-Glass spoon Tray, was
si73. now $3.50.
Pretty Bohemian Glass Flower Vases.
fully worth 39c. choice, Monday SC. each.
Small Tiplitz Vases, real hand-painted
decorations, fully worth S5c., for 5c.
choice.
FULL HALF-GALLON COLD-TEA
PITCHERS. BEST IMPORTATION OF
REAL CUT-GLASS. TO BE CLOSED
OUT AT 15c., REGULARLY WORTH S9c!
30 dozen Wine GInsses to be closed
out at lie. each.
G-piece Table Set, handsomely engraved
on finest Bohemian glass. regularly sod
for Sl.22 selling-out price zoe. set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Carpets and Mating.

There never was a time when you
could buy Carpets at any such prices
as are offered in this sale. Almost a
half the usual price for the best, and
less than half for many.
Rugs, Of all kinds and all sizes, at
little prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Wool Dress Goods.

NE Imported Novelties.........62 TIC
s-. Imported Noyeltios...........f2 1-2c
,. Atwood Cheviots...............25c
81. Wool ots...................15c
4G. $780, and 81 Imported Dress
G.ols-n stripes. Checks, Plaids. and
.eorols-choice. per yard...........50c
H0 and $3.50 Fine Imported Suit Pat
t. .loIcc........... ....................$' 80.
sut Patterns or..................Si.3 so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Separate Skirts.

q, lO-iHOrtOW. .-........... , y 20.
Butterick's Fashion-Sheets and the De-
lineator for July will be at the Pattern
Counter tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Muslin Underwear.

A magnificent stock Of beautifully
made goods; all sacrificed in price to
close ont. Tomorrow will mark a spe-
clal day in the selling Of these goods
We have brought the entire stock down
to our main floor, and made such prices
that II you ever expect to need Under
wear YOU will buy it tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
White Quilts.

81 White Marseiles Pattern Quilts, size
? 1-2X2 IA yards........... ..............5Dc.
$50 Extra-Large and Extra-Ffne White
Quilts. for.............. ...............S1.1o 10.
81 Extra-Large Marseilles Quilts. for
81 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Absolutely Selling Out
It's an Urgent, Pressing Necessity THAT the
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
IN BASEMENT OF
F0urqurean=PriCe Company
MUST BE- SOLO, i
Sold Quickly, and for CASH
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE.

( LOT OF ODD DECORATED CHINA
WASH-BOWLS. ALL FULL sllEs
WORTH UP TO $3.50, FOR 25c. CHoICH
2-Burner Full NicLei-PIated Gns-'
stoves, with double-cut burners,
regular 81 value, fer DOE.
Full-SiKc Ovens. will fit any Gas or
0ii-stovc, actually worth y1.3O, now
soc.
80 DOZEN STEEL KNIVES AND
| FORKS. WITH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HANDLES, ALWAYS SOLD FOR 81 A
DOZEN, sELLlNG-oUr PRICE 2S-4c.
EACH.
% Hall Lamps, complete, with best
chimney and burner, tn be closed
out for 0Sc. complete.
Ss.sJ EAsELs, 33c.
Solid Oak Easels. strongly made and
finely polished. always sold for sl20. to DO
closed out Monday for S5c.
4QUART COVERED SAUCEPANS.
MADE OF BEST REFINED. TO BE
CLOSED OUT AT &C.
l-2-Gallon 0il-Cans with patent covered
spout, worth 12c. now sc.
Bread-Pans all sizes, with heavy wire-
trimmed, worth 1Oc., now &c. choice.
Solid Back Stove Brushes, with dauber,
always 15c. now &c.
Hat and Coat-Racks. made Of hard
wood. regular 15c. kind now &c.
FuII-sige Packages Nedicnted
Toilet Paper to be closed out at 2Ac.
per package.
1000 bars Domestic Securing Soap Oct
ter than Sapoiio), regular Sc. bars. ior
2 Lie. each
REFRIGERATORS-B IN THU
WORLD-SELLING OUT AT LEss
THAN MANUFACTURERS ACTUAL
COST. ...
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
sl2 REFRIGERATORS. WITH PORCE-
LAIN WATER-COOLER, REDUCED TO
$3.50.
LARGE SIG REFRIGERAToRs. RE-
DUCED TO $3.50.
s21 INTERPRETATIONS, REDUCED TO
$3.50.
Best-Quality Maple Ice-Choppins
Bowls, full 13-iIch size, regular
price 100, now Be. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
White Goods and Linens.

81 Lace and Tucked Yoklng, for
25c. yard.
25c. Embroidered Colored Swiss. q
inches wide.............. ...........16 2-3c.
2lx4j-inch All-Linen Damask Towels.
with knotted fringe. 80 a dozen.
Extra-Large Turkish Bath Towels. UNI
bleached. 81. 80 a dozen.
The Delineator for July Is now ready
is has Colored Plates. and is the best
Fashion Magazine in the world at....I5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Dress Innings.

Is pc. Percaline and Silesla-ln Light
Pink. Light Blue. Light Lavender.
Light and Dark-Green. and Navy-Blue.
Sc yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Black Silks.
Colored Silks.
Grenadines.

v Ar-s1k satin Stripe Grenadines
f.r........ -..'.''.'.''..s'.'' ''..'.......'oc
81. iu-SIk Colorod Grenadines. SOC
r- Black Figured Grcnadincs......45c
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ClOsing-Out Sale
ButteriCk Publications.

Social Life, Kindergarten Papers,
Housemakng and Housekeeping. Needle
Craft, Needle and Brush-never before
offered under 81 copy, tomorrow. CSC.
Masquerade and Carnival. the Art of
Crocheting. Modern Lacemaking-all Zoe.
books, -morrow.............. .........3Jc.
Recitations and How to Recite, regular
price &c. for. ....................15c sc.
Get the July Delineator tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Wash Goods.

10. French Giughams. Recommendation
.-r Figured piquc. for....--....12 &c
81 Iacc striped Linens...........37 i-2c.
n- Eumlre Linen, with colored silk
stripes. for--....''.. ''''''...........:-o
F.u-cl SaUrcs Canvas Cloth. Ducks
orf Cranons-au 80 1-2c. goods-for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
The Virginia Hospital Picnic

The all-day picnic undertaken BY the
Lady Board OF Managers OF the Virginia
Hospital yesterday was a great success
The entertainment was given at Lakeside
Park. and many availcd themselves OF the
opportunity to visit that resort and pro-
fit by the admirable arrangements made
for them by the board. The cars were
fairly crowded all during the afternoon
and evening. and the fun reigned fast and
furious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
f1-VTNT@ II
i567S9 1011
Elks ...0O2000000 I-3
Chestnut Hill.......o 0 OF $1,000 %
BAKING POWDERS VS.. BATTLE


A very interesting game Of baseball
was played on the Fairmount Park dia-
mond yesterday. called at AIS o'clock
The teams participating were the Battle
Axes and Baking Powders, Of the Hasker
& Marcuse Manufacturing Company. A
victory came 10 the Battle-Axes by a
score Of iG to 3.
Batteries: Hattle-Axes-Landrum and
Well. Baking Powders-W. Ford ard p.
Morris. Landrum, for the Axes. struck
out fifteen men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Table Covers.

$50 G-4-Tapestry Covers............Sf.tT,
g G-4-Tapestry Covers. go
81 S-f-Tapestry Covers. .................Si
$3.50 10-4-Tapestry Covers..........S2.I
Lace Curtains. and Portieres at sacri-
fee prices TO close out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Mems % and 35c. Apply Linen Cuffs,
Draperies.

% and S5c. Imported and Domestic
Cretonnos.......... ........... ......12 i-2c
25c. Figured Art Denims. IL i-~c.
SOC. Furniture Coverings. SOC
SIC. Furniture Coverings. GOO
81 Tinsel Drapcries............ .G3c
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Pocket Books.

S125 and 81 Pocket-Books .........75c
s. and 75c. Pocket-Books... SOC
SOC. Pocket Books. ............39c
2Jc. Pocket-BOOks...... ...........INc.
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Black Dress Goods.

Such values in these goods were never
SHOWN before
ND Figured Wool Grenadlnes......5 SOC.
ST.. Hammock Grenadines. 10.
$3.50 Hammock Grenadines...... 10.
8 and Sl25 Examines. 75c.
81 lt Wincs........ ..................$i.1 10.
SLG Figured Mohair Grenadines. e. soc.
$40 SIX and Wool Lace Eta
81. -.---.-..... .......... ............s.S 81. 40.
So E,amine Suit Patterns. $12 90.
SIS Grenadine Suit Patterns 30.
80 Grenadine Suit Patterns. S13.3O.
Three specials in Black Serges.
Nc Fine Imperial Serge. csc.
Csc. Fine Imperial SUPERINTENDENT zoe.
Gre. Fine Imperial Serge..............35c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Hosiery.

Ladies' soc. Balbrlgan Hose, size s
"'It ...-s.s--.'.. s'''.'.'.''''.''''' '.''..i"c'
Ladies' Joc Isle Hose. 30 BE.
ladies' 35c. Black Book Isle Hose,
25c.
Ladies' Sc. $3.50. and 81 Colored SILK
41NNt'-r..s..-... ss.sssssF'.'''-
Ladies' 90 and Toe. Colored Isle
Hose.............. .............. ........S5c
Chn3ren's 40, 80, and CSC. Hose Black
and Tans........ ........................&5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Buckles.

$1.25 Fancy Belt-Buckles. .25c.
81 Sterling Silver Buckles. ...........!5c.
50 and &c Buckles Zoe.
$3.50 Jet Girdles or..................$1.5 30.
Sc Jet Garniture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So.
All Trimmings at HALF PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13

Orr entire stock OF Handsome
LimOge China Plates ut 40 cents on
the dollar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13

Get the July Delineator tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-13
Ribbons.

Satin Ribbons-5, z, and 9-all silk, all