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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-25
boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Nov. a.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
of the wool trade:
The market has possessed but one feat
urc the past week. large transactions in
Australians. All sorts Of reports were
aiioat regarding the size of these. but the
best consensus of opinion is :Aat the sales
OF the last week were about f.eao bales.
In the absence OF definite reports regard
ing prices, the trade naturally infers that
the big blocks have not been worked or
al full figures
Including all grades of wool In our
survey. IL may be said that the market Is
fuiiy as strong as a week ago. There is
no pronounced disposition on the part OF
dealers generally 10 sell. Everyone is
expectant of better conditions after the
first Of the year.
The sales in Boston for the week
amount to I,sta.na pounds domestic and
LAY 90 pounds foreign, making a fetal OF
4,sla.atV pounds"
The Gold Reserve.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.--'rhe gold re-
serve ia SIG. ST. So
Go to the Klondike with the comp,I-
ments OF the Post-Intelligencer
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route to the popular aud active
,,,ininx aistr1cSs Of Gold Basin, Gordon
,Sryek. Martin Greek Salsertoa. Deer
srna scenic roufe ser tourists. FISHING AID
1rs.sa. leave Everett for Monte
Cri.to at -sso =. ns~ ON A"ndnss.
Wednesday, and Fridays.
Trnis will leave Monte er's,o '"r
Everett ns 6ssS ON Tuesdays. thars-
.iays and satsrdsys.
a n, BAIRD. O. r. & I. \
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett n whascom Route.
State OF Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday al 10 y. m.
Seattle. Everett and La Conner Route.
Steamer Fslrhaveu leaves Seattle daily
excep. Saturday. at 10 .. m. calling al Ey-
ssett goinx north Monday. "Wednesday ana
Fnday: going south Tuesday. Thursday
ma Saturday
Telephone. Main rs Yesler dock
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Tire Sor.h~western Lane 49, 49,
s.saa miles OF aerfecfN e7.psa $500
=, North Dakota. South Dakota,
Ssr,rssisa and wyomtng. II operates tAe
,,,sass srss,,s 10 the World. TIE service to
s.sssTssya xgglwaak-e and ali the principal
- >, 49, E.ass and Southeast cannot
80 s,,,,.s~ssa. insist 90 hAssns YOUR sirkst
VIA .,,rhe North western. T. w. Faskes.
Commercial Agent. - First assnass sal
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS.
Rain has fallen today in California and
on the coast OF Washington and Is vet in
continuance at Tatoosh. where four-tsnths
OF an inch has fallen In the past twelve
hours. There is DO low barometer reading
reported
Standardization temperature, ~ deg.
minimum. 81. mean. ~. Weather clear 10
partly cloudy.
c. N. SALISBURY. obaeryar
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STEAMERS.
-S117TIC COAST sTEAMsHiP CO.

PACNEIC COAST STEAASAir CO.
& - coupanys elegant sseanara Una
= CITY or PUEBLA ana WALLA
%xIi.A ieavs SEATTLE fes san Fran-
80, N Port Townsend and Vacter9s 3
~ ~ 4. IA. Nov 5, 10. Is. q, s, L. De.
IL - a 8. =. Jan. 4. 3. II 81 - 8. Dye
= ~ Francisco q. m, Nov. = ~ L. T.. u.
~ 6. g. rs, q. e. Jan. 2. ., e. n. ~ 81.
~ 4 Leave San FRANC10C0 - y.
~ q. yic.oris- 3. ca and Pct dsr r
H 81 n, q, q. Jan. 1. 3. II. 14. g. ..
RI 1eatfie p. M. Nov. 5. 70. q. l., -
~ Is. 70. q. %. Jan. 4. :. ~ =. - -
y eiesznt steamers CORONA CITY
3oPEKA. AND ALrKT leave SEAT
e. II ~ Alaska a. m. Nov. I. s. q. q. q.
Z ~. /, g. ii, is. q. Is, 81, Ian. 9 y. q.
- KA Due hack at Seattle Nov. y. ~
Bee. :. &. Is. Is. e. Is. Jan 2. I. y. liz,
u 80 4 II. The company reserves r1Kht
- -. without previous notice. steam
~ 0iEnx dates and hours OF sailln@-
8 drE fKOWBRIDCE. p. 8. 6upt-. OCEAN
4 1eatfle. Ticket Agent. Is plfUe Ave.
06opALL. PERKINS = CO. On
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE

STEAMER MARY F. PERIEY
Leaves Galhraith dock. foot OF Washing
ton street.. for Sylvan Grove. Port White.
Eremertcn, u. g. Dry Dock Charleston,
Sidney. Traeyton. sllverdaie daily, ex-
cepiing Saturdays and Sundays, a, 500 q.
n: Saturdays al s.so p. M; Sundays at 5:0o
y y. Returning. leaves Sliverdaie at ZOO
.. a.. Dry Dock 3 30 a. m. Saturday nights
leaves slserdals go 2. M. Dry Dock TOO
p -. Telephone Red ISL
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- af1uND Il ALASKA STEAMSHIP
- COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
nw city OF Kingston between Ia
81 sss,7S{ z az and Victoria. b. C.
@IL.I q SEATTLE sslxr i:SD Dm
II sz III 52lPs. Townsend 3siAri10.S5am
- ArI110 Victoria AILyi Ss0oam
~ except Saturday.
. ,1fSssS carrying both freight ana
;Sesss, and leaves from Yesler wharf.
5sSifiS. Tor yictarsa. q. 10 p. m.. and for
sSSsnssrs Tor Victoria can occupy
ass1S6e6s until Q. m.
~ <SS1r. tickets. etc, inquire os
j - g. r. THORNDYKE,
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
6essssl Agent. N. p. Ry. Seattle.
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MARKET And TRADE REVIEW,

Seattle. WASH. Nov. e
Excnanges at the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
lie ana Portland clearing houses today
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To the kicndike tree ana casn 49,
That's the way the poxt-rnteli1SSS1
proposes to send Its friends 10 ~
OF god. - z3
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General Quotations.

Fiour-Receipis. q 100; exports. 1888 bar
reIs. Quiet, but firm
wheat--Recespts. 3io.7s5; exports, 2os.55i
bushels. Spot firm: No. red, Sl.60i@ afioat.
Options opened firm on higher cables and
small Northwest receipts. ruled strong all
day on light offerings. and closed firm at
AMi4c net advance. No. red November
closed at ssS.c: Decernber, ss3snss1.c, closed
al sshsc
CoYee-Options opened steady at an adj
vance of 5.lI5 points; closed Irregular, i04
Is points higher. Sales 81 30 bags, iBclud-
ing; December 5.0sai5.i5c, March. $50
Soc. Spot. Rio steady: No. invoice. sisc;
No 5obbing, 6sc. Mid quiet. cordova,
sJ4di4c.
sugar-Raw Arm: refined steady.
Petroieunr-pennsylya crude; no mar
ket; nognLiaiIy SOC.
Metals.
Pig Iron-warrants weak; ss.s5 bid, S.
asked
Csoprer-r.ake dull; SO g5 bid. $40 e asked.
Ttn-sluiet. $i3 70 bid. s13.s9 asked.
Speifer-- Easier; $3.ss lid. AG5 asked
i.ead-Exchange quiet al SIS asSs. br0k-
ers' strong at case
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KRusE LINE.

:. MUSE LINE.
Steamship Cleveland leaves Seattle ror
ean Francisco November 26 Calm. e. "a.
tssefage. 81. ''' S''sV'
sass from San Francisco FOR Seattle srs
sa.seoma December 4 Freight. s.. Coaness-
sssa made Tor all Puget sound ports.
sseaner Lakme VIII make regular Trims
80 dates see f E GAME. Agent.
Telephone. Pike a. Arlington Dock
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-. ss7s DrafSs-Ssght 49, -
.4sAs g94Sa Telegraph - - IA.
MINING stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2a-Today's market
transactions wsrs eo1.saed loo the 'za9Rss
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1ATfs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
araa GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

8 n6rtfIe ana Tewnsend-Neah Bay Route.
as.SsSes (5aflgnd leaves Yesler dock Sun.
1svS Tuesdays and Thursdays al 11:3O
: - IA Port Townsend. Port Williams,
s~sSeess port Angeles. Port Crescent.
I SR's5sss'ssSe,rI. Pysht. Clallam Bay ana Neah
~ rvfnrnlng arrives at Seattle B o. n.
- ~ ~ dnys Steamer Evangel leaves
6eck for Port Townsend Port An.
fiS ana Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
SS5 ISi6avp at $50 D. m: arrives 9eattlo
~ 20 days at 2:so p. m.
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KRCSE LINE.

Steamship I.akme sails from, San rrsr-
essco for Seattle and Tacoma Novemtser %
rieaght. e Connections made for ali Pu-
81 sound ports. +. e CAME Agent.
iesephone. Pike "a Arlington Dock.
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Tug1,I-GH HfNE STATES

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL: - RI
hotel in the state. eAeessu -
modern fgunfovernsnts: no paS.
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER

STEAMER UTOPIA
III from Calnnan dock every Mon
~ eHd THURSDAY az p. N. for Blaine
sancouvet Fare TO Blaine. ssae:
Ssaephone Main 81
A. +. MAXWELL. Agent
{saiman nork
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-25

part 70 the closing ap Of contracts In an
Iie1paao1 OF sosnorrow's holiday. The
course of prices Indicated that few OF
these contracts wsre for short accounts.
nao1 PacsHE lost ever 4 dollar OF the
mira and last Of the S assessments added
y lhe price OF the stock this morning.
mere was time during the day when the
marker ruled above last nights close. In
TACT Z WAS not untll the later afternoon
saat the general level OF the market fell
below last nights close. The settlement On
sne Lorcon market was watched with
some interest. 0us none ps The days weak
ness can be attributed 10 IL az quotations
were advanced in that market ard there
was buying In the market fer London &C
count Proaab bly, some depression was
caused by the character Of the rate war
which Is ia progress on some OF the West
err lines The general news of the day
W3S without influence on the market.
The bond market shared In the sailness
OF the stock market and changes were
sight ard irregular. Total sales. ss.sss.tas.
United States old - coupon were y higher
hid
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Wool and Hops.

wcoI-spring: Nevada. finl3c, Oregon
fssii4c Fan: Southern coast lambs iI
&C.; San Joaquin lamhs' 5nsc: Northern
IA mis- Halle; mountain l5mes ttsu8[st
san JOAQUIN plains T4sc; Humboldt and
Mendocsno H4Isc.
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Money on call easy at liaaa per cent.
last loan, per cent: closed iisds per cent:
prime mercantile paper SSi4as per cent.
STERLING exchange strong. with actual
business IN bankers bills at $s.Sy%s for de-
rand, and A.S2fsi 8 for sixty days. posted
rates, ASa@M4&s4. commercial bills.
Ns2is- Silver certificates, 5sieslSsc. Bar
silver, 5Sl1c. Mexican dollars. SAC. Gov
road bonds firm.
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The governors OF the New York Stock
Exchange today approved these securities.
Tor listing. Northern Pacific railway, SSH
v1 additional prior lien railway and the
grant per cent. gold coupon bonds. South
$ss.aG additional FIRST consolidated mort
gage per cent. gold bonds of 1857: Union
Pacific reorganization committee. 50. assaasao
OF engraved Mercanflia Trust Company
purchase money certificates
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Go to the klondike with the compiI-
ments OF the Post-Intelligencer
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.,. he TACT that today Is Thanksgiving re-
s..sd ~ making yesterdays market che
~ ne nveliest Of the year. All day long
mere were crowds in the markets and 9th
a s'ofes Prices did not change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
A TLANTIC.COAsT LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL Is. 1897.
LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT.
500 a. A., Daiy. ...4ncs Petersburg ga
A. H., Norfolk il:25 4. NJ.
{erly, and Suffolk. Va.
s'S A M' 80 A. A ar weldon RsSers9s5 Z,
A. 81. Fayettevnie ia
=. NJ. Savannah l2:5D 4.
~, Jacksonville 730 A. n.
Port Tampa 6:D =. NJ
Connects at Wilson with No.
II, arriving Goldsboro 3lO 2.
NJ, Wilmington 5A5 y. n,
Pullman Sleeper New YORK 70
255 p. NJ. Daily. Local. Arrives Peters
burg S:i2 =, VI. Makes all SOP,
$50 p NJ s Rsily NArrMsslk Makes Pe aii ioe
stops, Richmond and Peters
7:eo p. NJ, Daily. Arrives Petersburg
S.E T. NJ, connects with Nor
folk and Western for N0riOh
aul intermediate points. FIN
porla $40 Connects with
A. and d. Cor stations between
Emyorla and Lawrenceviel
Weldon SO y. 81, Fayettr,
VILE .O7 = n. Charleston -
a. NJ, Savannah sos a. VI.
Jacksonville I Il NJ F0'
NEW LINE no MIDDLE
GEORCIA POINTS. -ArriYipy
Aiken T.2S A. NJ Augusta ~
M Macon nj a. NJ. Atlth.
IA l2I5 p. ~ PnllmSa se.Pe1,
New York 81 nltt."Sp ort
charleqtor. Jacks,nslle. ~
Tampa. Aiken. Augusta "'''
,O 30 P. NJ. Bag Daiiy. Arr,cs PeteTssuTs rs +.
Roanoke $50 A.. 81. ifs,S
ifS3 a. " Pullman s.e,F"
Richmond 70 LynchOprs,.ox
s:SP. NJ. Daily. Arrives Petersoun's w
''' p. NJ. Weldon il.ZQ Il
makes local stops hetWeA
Petorsburg and W-ldor
TRAINS k2RIvE RicHMoNpe. "a
400 A NJ DAILY from JacHayufi tts' -.
''-' "a 49, vannah. Charleston, AiiSn.N
Macon. Augusta, and az pom"
s,EA n paiiy. except sunday, Atlanta
o'A' "a ~ Atncns. Raleigh. Henderson
lyncnburg anc the West.
So ssS 4 H. Sunday as gS;a,1S's .5sap.Ss
I.ynehburg, and the West o<
los a. NJ. Dan$ , NOTION S"''''"'
>opu batiy. Jacksonville. savannah
%" ' charleston. W I'm ngt n.
Goldstoro'. and all pom"
,.upN paiiy. Norfolk. suffolk. wa
NV verify. aud Petersburg. ,,,.s
GA ID A.. DAILY. petersburg. Lync3outs
anu '"' +. NJ. EMERSON.
r kFNl.Y. Trai'lc Manager
esAs'@ CAMPBELL.
SaN Division Passenger Agent
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Secession I'm Athletic Circles.

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA seces-
sion from the Amateur Athletic IhiOA
has been begun b. the CailIoiila cluoS.
The Olympic cub, the largest ana most
powerful in the far West, has "ithtra"n'
and similar action, it Is expected WIZ DC
talren by the California and stanford Uni
vorsitv clubs. and the Reliance Club, OF
Oakland at an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
Personal.
TO TIE CITIZENS or RIcHmoND.

To IRE CITIZENS OF NItHHUND'
April H. 1851.
AT THE SOLICITATION OF sly
many friends, / have comet ded 10 be-
come an aspirant for the Richmond
Postmastership. l have been Identified
In business here for the past twenty
years and feel myself thoroughly capa-
SHE OF giviaS the Office frst-cass SER
vice. j beg the support OF my friends
ana 81 tru~ Re" rs, businessmen
and citizens in general.
lOaIs oapc-.-. lly.
ap 1S-lt J. j. REDMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
una Sac Gone rillhusterIng,

NEW LONDON, CONN. April 1.-THE
two-masted schooner yacht Republic, said
- be owned hy Matthews. the New York
soda man, left here to-day under S.ispi-
cious circumstances. and II Is alleged that
she is on ilihusterlng expedition TO
Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Our Dress Goods stock IS too large, ana
to- morrow you will find here the Diebese
bargains that have ever been oneEed 70
the Richmond buyers. These bargains az. a.
all New. Fashionable Dress Goods, OF thiS
season.
&c Shepherds. Plaids, II lie: vor,
39c Large Shepherds fIaii' NeiS
stylish for skirts. 10 2-3c.
Here Is what you all viii be LOOKING LOT
Monday-somethinS nice IN z9c' DicSS
Goods.
we opened yesterday a handsome case
Of Atwood Cheviots. in fancy mixtures,
50 inches wide. 25c. yard, instead OF dSc.
All the new shades in Cloths Tor 1ailoI
Made Suits. so inches wide. only agc. EaIu'
instead Of soc. Come ana see TINS par
gain. 90
silk and Wool Checks, small. neat. ef-
fec;s. IN Fancy Mixed Sritlng, j I--c'
yard.
pieces of Fancy Broken Checks, pure
silk and wool. SOC. yard. ..u
Corkscrews, in Greens ana browns Ior
tallor-made suits, 80 inches, SD
Moire Vigoreaux IS inches VIDE, only
soc yard-in all new spring shaaes.
N25 Scotch Wool Goods, something new
for tailor-made suits. Coo
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
You will pay more for them II you wait
10 pieces of Black Figured Mohair JAG
guard. AZ inches wide, real value '0c'' no"
49c. yard. -, ".
pieces of 40-inch Mohair Figured JAG
guard. was 50c.. now 2oc o,.,,
| piece OF A6-inch Plain Back Slclilan'
90c instead Of S.35. c,-,,,..
pieces of iO-lnch Plain Black Sicilian'
50c.. instead of sc. ,,
6 pieces OF Black Diagonal Jacquard,
several patterns SOC, instead OF Ioc.
Monday we will open some bargains IN
Black Goods at II IL and lc yard; worm
much more. 800, e,, ..o-d
Black Figured Etamine, h-inch, &C.
Fine Figured jacquard, &c. instead OF
We are still selling great bargains In
Serges and Henriettas.
81 Serge. Black a inches wide SOC.
So Serge, Black, 50 inches WIDE Sc'
Innings.
our great Lining Department-sreate
bargains than ever. Prices that nave
brought about the most WOnoerIul LINING
Department in the city.
Black Linen Canvas, Toe. yard; heaVy
and stiff. I'll
pieces--nO remnants. -
yard. 49,, -, ,.o,d
Heavy Gray Lining Jeans. sc. YARD.
lie Fancy Suesias. newest patterns, -ast
RACK back. only y lie. yard.
RABY-CARRItGES AT 4 SACKirlth'
An of our Carriages are long and deep,
and as comfortable as cradle. Ihe cnliu
can at once be placed in an easy sieeplHb
position. They have the adjustapie paII,I
sol or canopy holder by the use me emu NM
can he readily protected from the sun anu
S~ir5 Our $50 Carriages, price from the
factory $50. only So
SQ Rabv Carriage for s5-9S.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN
istratOr OF the estate OF the late GEORGE
BEN. STACY, l request all persons VINO
are indebted 10 said estate 10 make
prompt payment 10 me OF the same, and
an persons holding claims against said
estate viii please present them, properly
prosen, for payment.
w. L. SYDNOR,
Administrator George Ben. Stacy,
ap i5-5t r. O. Box 3. Richmond Va.
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an 1S-1t

HEADQUARTERS RICH, W
MOND COMMANDERY, No. 2 ~
X. r.. Richmond Va, April n
II. lSg7.-SPECIAL ORDER y
Sir knights: Attend a called
conclaye of the cornmandery ~ the Asy-,
Ium. Masonic Temple. on SUNDAY, Aprn
18th. at +. NJ. in full dress or Ienplat
on foot. Tor the purpose Of acting as escort
TO ST. Johns Lodge. NO. IS. In paying the
last tribute OF respect 10 our deceased
Frater. Sir CHARLES II. EPPS. Mem
bers Of ST. Andrews Commandery, NO l5
and visiting Sir Knights are courIeously
invited TO unite with US
nv order of the Eminent Commander.
FRANK ]. CRAIGIE,
CaDtain-General.
Attest: w. VI. Williams. Recorder.
az lS-lt
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69c. Black Surah Silk, 39c.
LAST WEEK or THE GREATEST
SALE OF MATTISGs.
ANOTHER DEEP PRICE-sLAsH.


These Mattings, which were imported
by the large New York house TO be sold
al wholesale, but which arrived too late
and as dealers throughout the country
had already made their purchases. Il
was found necessary to sacrifice them.
cost and profit not considered. Don't
delay. II possible come tomorrow. IL
you cannot, DO not fail TO come this
week
CARPETS
Great reduction IN Carpets this week.
We make and lay Carpets free OF charge.
II you want 10 save money don't fail
10 visit this department.
FLOOR 0IL-CLOTH.
yard wide Floor Of-Cloth 22c.
sHIRT-WhISTs.
Ladies' Lawn Waists. detached collar.
50c.; dark and light STYLES.
Ladies' Percale Waists, launderel,
Ladies' Solid Black Percalo Waists de-
tached collar, 81.
UNBRELLAs.
Gentlemens 2G-inch Umbrellas. steel
rods. 6ec.
ChiIdren's School Umbrellas. &c
Ladies' SIX Gloria Umbrellas. with
natural-woOd sticks, 81. real value g.
Fancy Dot Curtain Muslin, with border.
Point d'Esprlt Curtain Net, with large
dots. i I-2c.
Androscoggin Sheets. iSc.
PEow-CaGes, &C.; Bolster-Cases, &c.
LINENS.
4s-inch Red Table Linen, lie. a yard IN
stead Of 25c
White Table Linen 70 inches wide. esc.
instead OF 81.
Large Huck Towels &c.
Fringed Napkins, Soc. instead OF 81 q
dozen.
Turkish Bath Towels, size 35xls, only
Zoe.
DOMEsTICs AND WASH GOODS.
II 1-2c Large Figured Dimities. S. a
yard
Figured Grenadne. 2jc yard.
L3ce-Stripc1 Grenadinc 90. a yard IN
stead OF 15c
Small Check and Stripe Ginghams. for
children's dresses. l0c a yard worth l5c.
Yard-W ide a. Brown Cotton, &c. yard.
Fancy Ducks, l-Zc. yard.
Good Bed Ticking t-fl a yard.
10-4 Untieached Sheeting. y l-2c. yard.
Soc. French organizes. r. l-2'.
TEE TOWER LONG CLOTH.
made especially for our own sale, and
consequently one Of the best White-GO0ds
offerings submitted this year, yard wide,
$50 for y yards. worth 3.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
q White Shirts soc.
soc. Madras Working Shirt &c.
81 Madras Shirt, with laundered collars
and cuffs. 50c
SOC. Ties. all new styles. 25c.
25c. String Ties, for 2jc.
DC. Fancy Bows. 15c.
Zoe. puffs the latest stvie. &c
sc. Black Satin Bows 19c
l5c. Seeks, Tan or Black, Ice
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HORSES, MULES. cows. &c.

FOR SALE, a NICE VIRGlNIA-BRED
MARE. a good ridcr ana driver. not
afraid Of electric or steam cars. Also.
Two-Seated surrey, comparatively new,
besn used very litt,e: cost $40 Will he
sold cheap. Apply 70 JOHN X. GRIMES.
No. 10 north Thlrtisth street. an lS-Sts
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MEETINGS.
Headquarters Company "B'
Il. l.. 1. Blues Battalion

THE COMPANY Is HEREBY OR.
doIed n assemble at their Armory at 20
p. NJ SUNDAY. April IS. 1897, IN run
dress uniform. TO attend the funeral Oh
Captain CHARLES EPPS. M. r,,,,-
Nv order OF j. 3. Pesram, First Lieu
tenant @. c. BIDGOOD.
%, 1Qft First Sergeant.
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Headquarters
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Associa-
n..hmnnh ~. Anrll Is. $50.

HiChmOnd, va, AIII TO -
MEMBERS DESIRING TO UNITE IN
paying the last tribute or respect To er q ne,
ceased war member, Captain CHARLES
n EPPS. will assemble at Grace-Street
Tabernacle THIS Sunday EVENING al
4 o'clock. .,
BY order Of the President. ,,,,,,,
ID. a. RICHIE,
- g. 1. Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-MEMBERS <.
or ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. 30. A. Xxx
+. and A. NJ: Attend special w
communication of your lodge. 70 be
held in the Masonic Temple THIS lSun-
day) AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock sharp
TO lay TO rest the mortal remains OF our
deceased brother. CHARLES II. EPPS.
Manners OF sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited
BY order of the Worshioful Master
JUNIUS n COSBY.
an 101ts Secretary.
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MASONIC NoTICE-scoTTIsH ~,
ff'ffREtRTAS LODGE OF PERFEC- w
TT0N no. &. viii be held at ~. Al. O
bans Hall MONDAY. April 10. leyl, az
p. NJ. Members of the Rite IN GOOD stdno-
ing are fraternally invited 20 os peI Rev.
BY order Of the Venerable Masler' NV
Hartley Carmichael 80. ,,e,,,,,,,, .,
~, ,et, Secretary.
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AID lS-fts

UNION LODGE. No. Z, /. o. ,,ssst,s4..
o. F.-FUNERAL-The Noble szsSssssA%
Grand. Vlce-Grand, Past cgefsSs
Grand. Chaplain. Secretary. 80,
nov Hrooks W /. Bradley, ". a. Dew
ell. W. T. Meanicy' and W: c. Mong,om;S,;,
ry, forming the Burial Committee, VIZ
assemble AT the lodge-room MVNDA't
MORNING. April 18th. at 10 o'clock WIN
black gloves. 10 pay the last s@o el,p ,'
GEORGE W. JARVIS.
By order OF W. J. Haywood. y. g.
GEORGE T.. BOWDEN.
ap ls-lt' secretary
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Tonorro
will ustate
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Hal Hse5c
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Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-18

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL Is. 1891
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT.