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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
An Annual Church Reunion.

The congregation of Simpson Memorial Episcopal Church and the members of the Sunday school will hold a mid-sum- ner reunion in the lecture rooms and par lors of the church this evening at 8 o'clock. An interesting programme will be rendered and refreshments served at the conclusion of the various exercises and amusements.
 The following young ladies have charge of the entertalnment; Chairman of the programme committee, Miss Cora De- iano; chairman of the refreshments com mittee, Miss Laura Williams; chairman of the decoration committee, Miss Maud Hodson.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
TWO RIVERSIDE CONVENTIONS Republicans Indorse Mckinley, the
 Democrats Mcguire.

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 12-Both the Repub- lican and Democratic parties held conven- tions here to-day for the purpose of electing delegates to the State and Con- gressional conventions. Resolutions were passed by the Republicans indorsing President Mckinley and his policy in the Spanish war. and also indorsing Captain Nj J. Daniels of this city for Congress from this district.
 The Democratic convention indorsed the war and indorsed and instructed the dele gates to vote for J. G. Mcguire for Gov ernor. Congressman Castle was indorsed. The Democratic convention decided to fuse with the Populists.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

The Assemblyman for the Twentieth Dis trict and Auditor were left to be named by the County Central Committee.
 The following were selected as delegates to the State. Convention: c. s. Hughes michael, P. c. Cohn, John Mackey. r. J. Shields, F. Greer, P. Kelly, Arthur Sey- mour. T s. Townsend. T. J. Bohnan, VII Brophy, Henry Meyer, Charles Freye, J. B. Furnish T. w Johnson. Matt Barnes. E. D. McCabe, Giliis Doty, pr. c. E. Browning.
 The delegates were instructed for Ma guire for Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
The Thirtv-Ninth Republicans.

The Republican Club of the Thirty ninth District held it's regular meeting last night at Saratoga Hall, Sixty-five new members signed the roll. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions as to the County Committee. w w. Allen, D. c. Martin and others made enthusiastic speeches and every one present agreed to work in harmony for the success of the ticket. The club will meet again on the evening of September l.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
Change Date of Their Conventions.

TACOMA, Aug. 12-The executive com mittees of the Populist, Democrat and Silver Republican State Committees to- day decided to postpone the three State conventions called to meet at Ellensburg September to September '. Labor day falls on September 5, and the change of date of the conventions was made to al- low delegates to observe the day at home.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
THE CONVENTION WILL DEAL WITH REA.

 \ in to the ana Clara County primar ereadin In the pinnar  
  the  if it brought the If the ballot boxes
  of the the State Convention before
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
FUSION WINS THE DAY.
Sacramento Democrats Decide u Combine and Indorse Mcguire.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 12.-The Demo- cratic County Convention met to-day and consummated 8 fusion with the Silver Republicans and the Populists. The ses- sion was rather a stormy one, the prin- cipaI fight being made against fusion.
 The nominations made were as follows: Assemblyman, Twenty-1rst District, w. P. Forsnan; Sheriff, J. M. Morrison; County Treasurer. I. Green The Silver Republicans get the District Attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
DAVIS DELEGATES.

Forty sixth D1Strlct-r, n, a1 N Thomford. John J. Riser, Riser, E. J. lsmert 'ohh
 Forty y-seventh District-J. A Remmel, W. ". T. Hard, R. J Van yoorhies. Fritz Boenmer' W II. Davis. E. D. Judd, A L1rseach. J. ea a. Jeffrfess, Frank Storer, Harry T smyth, so-
 Forty-eiehth District-Charles x. Fox, P. Bartola Louis c. Wolfe, Peter Baker, M D Hyde, Eugene Voorhies, E. A. Haines' deorso
 rartv"ninth District-J c. Ruedd, ". I. Rob- inson. Frederick sandelin. Ferdinand koenig' Don F. Miller, Redmon Staats, II. E. Belden' c. " Drake, Fred M- Walsh, Theodore Swift P. Redmond.
 Cotton Mark 4. Thomas. James Mofhtt. C W. Kellogg, George F. Neece. J. s. White, w. H. Quinn Theodore Gier, William Moller.
 Fifty-Hrrt Distrtct-F. K. shsttuck. W; H Afarston. George T. Bush. Louis Gottshan Walter P. Woolsey. D. Edward Collins. Robert Johnson. '. J. Cotton Francisco Banducci. j.. R. Daisbitt w. H. Fffeld. J. s. Derby. Clar- ence M. Selfrdge, W. L. Taylor, John Yule.
 Never has the push" received such fattering recognition as 1t has at the hands Of Dr. Pardee. This will be all the more readily manifested when the voters stop to consider that they were allowed DO part in the selection of the delegates. pr. Pardee plainly told them he would not trust those of them whom he knew to be his friends to choose their dele 1 gates, but insisted on fofstng upon them | such henchmen as he saw fit to name. | Dr. Pardee has lost many Republican ! votes because of his unfortunate Selec- 1 tions, but he hopes to more than offset l them by the Democratic heelers he has ocrats in Oakland alone refrained from l signing their own club rolls, but Instead l openly joined the Republican ward clubs 1 solely to help Pardee out.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

Get a copy of to-day's News Letter. Ii contains seventeen handsome views ot the L O. O. F. columharium.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

Six precincts in the supervisoral dis trict represented by Elmer Req, brother of Boss" Req, show gain of 175 over the vote given Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

Some people go away to rest and take with them other people who make them tired.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY Is recommended by physicians for family and medicinal use pecaue 1t Is pure.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

The summer girl looks happy, but the cow standing knee-deep in pool looks happier.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

Sold throughout the world. Price. cUTI- CURA SOAP, 25c CUTICURA (ointment), 60c. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP. Boston, Sole Props British Depot, l King Edward st.. London How to Prevent Itching Skin, free.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13

PEMPLES GisG""DlS' sRin. red. rough tsa hands.
 dry, thin and falling hair. and simple baby hIalnishes prevented by CUTICURA SOAP, be- cause the only preventive Of inflammation and clogging of the pores. CUTICURA soAP. be- cause of its delicate enolllent properties, is the most soothing. cooling and purifying ap- pllcAtion for summer rashes, tan. sunburn.
 bites and stings of insects. irritations. chaI- ings infammations undue or offensive perspir- alton. as well as for many other sanative uses.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
INSURANCE COMPANY

nF PHILADELPHIA IN THE STATE OF O Pennsylvania, the 31st day of Decem- her A. D. 1897, and for the year ending on that dav as made to the Insurance Commits sioner of the State of California, pursuant to the provisions of sections 6l0 and 6n or the Political Code condensed as per blank fur nished by the Commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
AN ADVANTAGEOUS OFFER !!
Reduced Prices
 ON SUMMER ITEMS!

Preparing for our extensive Fall Impor- tations we offer at an enormous dlScounr from regular values a variety or desIrdble articles.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
PARDEE MAKES SELECTIONS.
Names His Delegates and Makes a Bid for the Support of the
 HGanp"

OAKLAND, Aug. 12.-George c. Pardee has dug his own political grave. To-day he made public the names of his cand1- dates for delegates to the State conVen- ton. The Davis tickets in the various AS senblv districts are also made public ana . comparison of the two lists is only ne cessarv to show which has the respecta- hIe element with him. The two lists are as follows:
 PARDEEs DELEGATES
 Fortv-sixth District-A. ". Moore, pr: " IT Cone Charles Hadsell, H. J. Ilideh' D. P TLoTnpson J G. Mattos Jr., l. V. Ralph' '' [ Hsines c. B. Harmon Forty seventh District-H. " Meek. E. r53 9. c.rnY W F. Lynch, Egbert Stone. Hugh pi- mond. Henry Sevening, Ralph Hamnn 1- F b' PaiIentine, J. B. Lanktree, Henry Lah1; { Teller, C. L. Tisdale, George Brltt' J. C' 1FoTty-eighth For District-J. c. Adams. A z. recir R W Church. J. Fl. Henderson, EfanR Barnett Niles Doody, Eugene Lynch F. F. 6T19pSm Fsrtvlninth District James Hamilton, c.9orgs RaxIev | H Bennett. C. A. Chiches- ter }. C. Quinn, r, K. Mott William Long Long George R. Stetson, J. NJ. Nash, l.. h. Cooo' Tiftieth Eli District-Clarence Crowell, J " ,ron1nkins A. + Breed, J. r, Summers, Jonl Mitchell J. A Bliss, George E. Kan1olPn' Marston Campbell George S. Meredith r. w. Fiftgeflrst Districts N. wyckon, w. H. Waste E C. Marliave, Frank Fowden' John M Foy, C. II. Daly, A. J. Head, J. l. GaEey, Gu., | w Evans. Hugh Hogan, W: A. Dow ranK parcells. G. B. Daniels. A. D. Colby, J. M. Pedrini.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-13
FASHIONABLE RIBBONS

FANCY STRIPED AND PLAID RIBBONS 5 in value COG to 75c yard will be closed out at 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
T.Ie.roms Made Terse.

Jacksonville. Fla.-Captain Marcy II.
Randall, of Murray Idaho, well-known
mining expert, died.
Madrid.-The Carlists have issued a
manifesto, announcing their intention to
take part in the coming elections.
shanghai.-The China Gazette says
Great Britain win occupy Wei-Iiai-Wei
in the event of Japan's withdrawing from
that port.
Washington.-The State Department
has been informed that small revolu-
ton has broken out at Valencia, about
aoO miles from Caracas, the capital of
Venezuela.
San Antonio. Tex.-N. Wright Quincy
(coloreO. of Galveston, ex-National Re-
n,blican Committeeman from Texas, and
for wears the leader of the Republican
Marty i'm Texas, died of consumption.
Iondon.-Tbe county Council elections
nassed of quietly. The latest returns
show that the Progressiyes elected sixty
seven of their candidates and the Moder-
ates forty. Thus far, the Progressives
show a net gain of thirteen seats
Texarkana, Tex.-A large steam drying
Kiln an the Central Cole and Cook saw
,niu t1mbled in. Nine men were injured.
Two fatally hurt, have been removed
from the wreck. 1t is thought severai
bodies are still under the DEBRIS ana
search is being made for them'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04

conditional pardon to persons confined In
the penitentiary upon recommendation Of
the Board of Directors OF said institution.
TO refund to j. w. Burke, Of Rocking
ham county, certain taxes paid by him.
To revive, amend, and re-enact an act
incorporating the Richmond, Clayton and
Southside Railway Company.
To empower the corporation courts OF
the State to render judgment In civil ae-
tions at any term Of the court.
To require the issuing of executions on
judgment for money.
To authorize the County School Board
of Highland county to compensate school
trustees.
To amend the Code in relation to the
duties OF boards OF school trustees.
To prevent the unlawful use of tele-
phone lines and instruments. and TO pro-
tect them from injury, and prescribe a
penalty therefor.
To amend the charter OF the town OF
Basic City.
For the relief of charitable institutions
named in the will OF the late Lewis
Ginter.
To relieve certain legatees and devisees
OF Miss Mary j. Baldwin Of Staunton,
from the operation OF an act imposing
a tax on collateral inheritances.
To amend the Code with reference TO
clerks keeping registers and descriptive
lists Of persons convicted OF felony and
COPY OF list to be evidence OF identity.
TO amend the Code in relation TO
writs of error; where lie when for ac-
cused; when for State.
To provide for the classification OF and
working-of roads in Bedford county.
To amend an act, authorizing the Judge
of the County Court OF Giles county 70
appoint board OF county road commits
sioners for Giles county.
To incorporate the Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric Com
pany.
Amending creek laws in Charlotte
county.
To protect game in the county OF
Stafford.
To provide for the working and keep
ing in repair the roads and bridges OF
Greene county.
To incorporate the Piedmont Railway
Company.
To authorize the qualified voters OF the
county of Northampton 10 vote upon
the removal OF the courthouse, clerks
office, jail. and other buildings.
To amend the Code defining lawiui
fence for the county or Accomac.
To incorporate the Deep Run halfway
and Electric Company.
For the relief OF W. n. McAnge.
To authorize the supervisors OF the
counties OF Rappahannock, Madison, CuI-
pepper. Albemarle, Greene, Orange WAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04

Jonn X. Dos Passos OF a wharf at Lynch's
Point, in the Yeocomico river, in the
county OF Westmoreland.
10 amend the Code in relation TO at
tempts to poison and how punished.
To incorporate tlre Accomac Tribe, No.
80. Improved order of Red Men.
Authorizing the Circuit Judge OF Bath,
Highland. and Alieghahy to appoint In
speetors of all outdoor platform scales
and weights.
Authorizing Edwin r. Vaughan ana
Charles Williamson 10 erect a wharf on
James river, in Warwick county.
TO amend an act 10 incorporate the
Virginia Seaboard and Western Railroad
Company.
To amend an act providing for the
working. opening, and keeping In repair
the roads I'm the counties OF Brunswick.
Nottoway, and Amelia.
To authorize the Board OF Supervisors
of Shenandoah county to lease or sell
and convey certain portions OF lots. upon
which the courthouse and jail now
stand.
To amend an act TO incorporate tho
Madison and Orange Railroad Company.
To incorporate the southern Mutual
Lite-Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
MERRITT GOING TO KEY WEST.
Ills Inspection of Southern FORTH
cations Satisfactory.


NEW YORK. AIarch 3.-General wesley
Merritt returned to-day from his tour
Of inspection of the southern fortifica-
tons in the Department Of the East
Probably within a week he will start for
Key West.
speaking OF his tour, General Merritt
said: Il am pleased to say that ] found
The troops in excellent condition. The
men were all the picture of health, and
the regulations of the service were work
ing perfectly. / first went TO Fort Nc
PhcrsOn. at Atlanta. Ga. Then L went
TO Pensacola, and thence TO Jackson bar
racks. 1 die not go to Fort ST. Philip,
for the reason that none of my troops
are garrisoned there. l may have a few
suggestions for the Improvement of some
~ the posts / visited. but / do not care
20 discuss that just now
Il have nothing 10 say on the subject
of the Maine disaster, more than that it
was lamentable and terrible in the eX-
IRENE"
When asked whether ii was the inten
ton Of the War Department TO make
Atlanta the seat of operations In case of
hostilities being declared, General Merritt
said he preferred 10 remain silent for the.
present.
Under no circumstances, he explained,
would he go into the details of his pro-
posed visit TO Key West. nor would ne
discuss the significance Of the fleet there
at this particular time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04

rem, and Spotsylyania, or any OF them'
TO aid in the construction OF the Piedmont
Railway Company.
To amend an act for the protection OF
game in the county OF Roanoke.
To amend an act to incorporate the
General Athletic Association Of the Uni
Versity of Virginia.
To provide for the serving of warrants
with verified accounts by the plaintiff.
To impose a specific license on dealers
In cigarettes in the county OF Accomac
To amend an act to extend the time
for the completion Of the Virginia West
ern Coal and Iron Railroad Company, so
as TO change the name TO the Virginia
Carolina Railway Company.
To repeal chapter GIG OF the Acts Of the
General Assembly 1894.
To incorporate the Southern Branch
Drawbridge Company.
To incorporate the Real Estate. Loan
and Savings Bank OF Martinsville.
To amend an act for the protection of
laboring men who are house-holders
against being deprived of the exemption
to which they are entitled by law.
To repeal an act. so far as II affects
the county of Dinwiddie, in relation to
the appointment OF Superintendent or
the Poor.
To amend the Code in relation to the
collection OF taxes.
To amend the Code relating TO fines and
costs before justices of the peace.
To allow a remedy by motion for 1udg-
ment In the County Court after ten
days notice, whenever a person is en-
titled 20 recover money or specific per-
sonal property.
To amend an act 10 incorporate the
city OF Newport News.
To amend an act 10 require the pay
ment OF fees on certain charters.
10 amend an act 10 provide new
charter for the town Of Wytheville.
TO create financial agent for the town
OF Wytheville and defne his duties.
10 ratify and confirm TIE erection by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
NO MAINE NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED

per, photographer now in Habana, who
win send 20 the Navy Department in
Washington photographs OF armor-plates
and different portions of the wreck i'm
mrdlately upon recovery from the water.
n the Spanish court OF inquiry, under
Captain Peral. has definite plan of ac-
TONS which seems doubtful, It has not
been made public. The Spanish divers
will. Of course. report the results OF
their observations TO the Spanish court
.f inquiry. but when or where has not
been made known.
PROCTOR HAS SEEN MUCH.
Senator Proctor has seen much in a
short time and there is good authority
for saying that he will make the results
~ his observations known in a strong
srecch'in the Senate on his return to
Washington.
40 MatanZas, Miss Barton and Sena-
Tor Proctor. under the guidance of United
states Consul Bryce and Mr.. Govas. the
British Nice-Consul saw such suffering
us they had never conceived possible.
-Four persons died in one ward while
the party was there.
Senator Proctor was reticent on the
subject. but others of the party declared
that the whole cast Of the island was
under the control Of General Maxine
Gomez.
Senator Proctor, however. went so far
us TO say 10 the correspondent Of the
Associated Press: Certainly peculiar
state Of affairs exists. A resident of
Maianzas told me that If I wished to
correspond with General Gomez he would
send my letter to him and have an an
swer back in a short time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
THE SUFFERING IN CUBA.
IL Is Beyond Anything Seen I'm Ar
menia-TwO Maine Explosions.


NEW YORK, March S.-W. w. Ho-
ward. Of this city, returned from Cuba
to-day on the steamship Vigilancia.
81 was In Armenia with Clara Barton
said Alr. Howard. but nowhere in Ar
menia did see such suffering and ia
mine as 1 have witnessed in Cuba among
the pacificoes and recOncentradoes. Men,
women. and children are so emaciated
from privation that their ribs and bones
almost come through their shrivelled
skins II ever people needed >reief' IL Is
those wretched reconcentradoes.
THE insurgents are Well-dressed'
weIl-armed. well-horsed, and we'll
lr0omed-indeed, they are sleek and I'VE
easy lives. Cuba has been laid waste.
Outside the towns one rarely sees
building. for the reason that all build
.ngs In the country have been razed OF
b. rned Gra.s and weeds grow where
once the highest cultivation existed
Mr. Howard said that he was on the
wharf at Habana when the Maine blew
'up. lie heard the two explosions dull
one followed by a loud one, which shook
the ground and nearly stunned nm.
j. j. Murphy, another passenger Oh
the Vigilancia. said: II am positive there
were two explosions-the first one was
somewhat mufled but the second was
stunning ia its loudness."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
THE NEW YORK so,sHEnsEas.
Annual Meeting OF Their Society
New 0fffcers.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The annual
meeting OF the New York Southern so-
ciety held tonight resulted IN the eicc-
ton OF the following: President William
Polk: vice-President. Augustus Van
wyck; Treasurer. CASTOR Hardy: secre-
tary. Percy 5. Mallett: Chaplain. Rev. J.
W. Brown ID. ID.
The new president OF the society IL one
OF the foremost medical practitioners OF
this city. He succeeds Former-Goyernor
Hugh 8. Thompson. Of South Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
REMNANTS WHITE GOODS.

Remnants OF Tucking, 25c. grade. at
Zoe.
2 Remnants Of Yoking, SOC. grade, at
Coo.
Remnant of Apron Muslin, S3c. grade,
at 25c.
l Remnant of Apron Muslin, &c. grade,
at zoe.
Remnants Check Muslin. Csc. grade,
at 25c.
4 Remnants of Dimity. S5c.. grade, at
Dac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
Ready for Fridays Remnant Sale.
Observation-Disclosures

5-piece Parlor Suits. covered in silk
damask, former price s4.75, viii sell
for s27 so
5-piece Parlor Suits, covered in silk
damask, former price S52.75, will sell
for S55 80.
Is Gold-Leaf Chairs, former price s3.25.
will sell for $&75
II Corner Reception Chairs, covered In
silk and tapestry, former price $3.50,
will sell for $3.50.
ONYX Tables, former prices $40 and
$50 will sell FOR SIS and 80.
+ Arm Hall-Stands, former prices SOS
SIS. Ml.30, 1906. ST.95, $6.05. and Sass.
will sell for $3.50 SIS, 50. 20. $500,
81. 80, So go, and $3.50
Box Couches, covered in Bagdad
Velour and Corduroy former prices
1856. $780, sl77o, sl3.25 and $s.75
will sell for SCI, $3.50, SIS, s1f, and
S72O.
II Couches, covered In Bagdad and
Velour. former price $3.50, will sell
for Sg0I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
TOILET ENT.

bottles Penaud's Peau d'Espagne Elk
tract. 25c.
Is bottles best Toilet Water, assorted
odors. 1Oc
bottles LANDLORDS Extract, l ounce
25c.
10 bottles Imperial Triple Extract, &c.
5 bottles Glovine, wonderful glove
cleaner, 1oc.
bottles soc. Smelling Salts, best made
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04

lanta en- route for California. where they
go presumably for the defence of the
Pacific slope.
For several days small parties of ma
rlnes have been passing through the city,
all coming from Norfolk.
Work ON ProjectiIes.
READING, PA, March S-Beginninr
next Monday, the Carpenter Steel-Works
will go on double-turn. working on pro-
Jectiles for the government, and employ
ing $50 instead of 225 hands
The First Private.
Governor Ellerbe also received vol
uhteer as a private. This is the first
private of the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04

TO cleanse the system In gentle ahu
truly beneficial manner, when the sprihs-
time comes, use the true ana periec'
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. BUY the senu Iii
Manufactured by the Csiiornih FS
Syrup Company only. ana 10, go " ~
Sy,orists at 80 cents per bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR-FRI-
DAY HINTS

10 Ladies' Cambria Corset-Covers, en-
broi1ery trimmed, DC. grade at f5c.
10 pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with
hem and tucks. the 25c. kind. at DC.
II pairs Ladies' Lace-Trimmed Umbrel-
la Drawers. the 49c. sort. at zoe.
. Ladies' Good Muslin Gowns. trimmed
With embroidery, instead of 50c., at
39c-
10 ladies Wide Umbrella Embroidery
Trimmed Skirts, instead of &c., at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
ENAMELLED WARE.
AT Z AND 1Oc.

Only few pieces left Of each. Sauce
Pans. Preserving Kettles, Pie-Plates,
Pudding Pans Ladies', Swimmers, etc.
Odd White Cups and Saucers, pair, DC.
Odd Knives and Forks. each. &c.
Balance of our regular 15c. Cuspadores,
only a few dozen, at 1Oc.
Decorated Cups and Saucers and Plates,
all the rest II the line has been sold,
TO close at 1Oc.
OF our great 15c. assortment of Glass
ware we have Large Fruit BOWS,
Cake-Stands, Celery-Holders, Molasses
Pitchers. Cake-Plates, which we will
close at DC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-04
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs

All shades in Liberty Brilliantines at
39c yard.
12-yard piece of Valenciennes Lace for
Toe.
Fine Torchon Lace, 1-inch wide, good
imitation of the real &c. yard.
3-inch All-Silk Black Chantilly Lace.
SC. yard.
Sc. Cambria All-Over Embroidery for
DOC.
SOC. Cambria All over Embroidery for
zoe.
Narrow Venise Edge, White and Cream,
and 80 ward