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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Little hings That Girls Will Need.

Cnildren's and Misses Button
 Clasp Hose Supporters. ............ l0c Lindsay's Improved Shoulder Brace
 and Hose Supporter, with velvet
 grip-Children's 2oci Misses ...24c ChiIdren's Indispensable Leather
 Knee Protectors-per pair.......25c Children's Round Shell Combs-alI
 sty!es-eaoh. .......................... 10c Shell ani Amber Side Comos-ex-
 tra good qua ity-per pair......... 15c Wire Hairpins-all sizes, crimped
 and plrin-3 pkgs.. Sc Nickel Plated Safety Pins-per
 per.................. Zc and 3c Button Hooks-Oak Handle. ..... Sc Curling ..-"......"-.......-.... 4c White Cotton Elastic-best quality
 -all widths-2 yards............... Sc Black Lisle Elastic-best quality
 l< and 5S inches Wide--sr vart Sc
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
THE HAMLIN SCHOOL

CVan Ness Seminary, 1S4S Jackson st.. S. F. Term opens August 1. Departments school
 work from Kindergarten to College Prepara- tory Course. Address MISS SARAH D. HAM LIN MRS. EDNA SMELL POULSON
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
MISS VESTS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

20l4 Van Ness ave; opens August 15 Certi-
 hcate admits to Nassar, Wellesley and Smith colleges Accredited to the University Of Cali fornia. Kindergarten In connection with the sohool Number Of house puplls IlInlted
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
IRVING INSTITIlTE

Select boarding and day school for ycung ladies 2126 California st. San Francisco wifi reopen August l. Accredited to universities Seminary and full conservatory music Pri- mary department for children. Carriage will call. REV. EDWARD B. CHURCH. A. M A-THE LYCEUM PREPARATORY SCHOOL This school prepares students for the uni versty law and medical colleges: its grad uates arc admitted without examination to Stanford University and Cooper College on recommendation of the principal; references President Jordan or any Stanford professor Phelan building.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' heavy, fleece lined Vests and Pants, ecru and natural, DE-
 finished seams, each............... ZOC
 Ladies' Imported Swiss Ribbed Cashmere Merino Vests, N0n- Shrmk- abls, Pink, White, Natural or c, o0 Black, each..................... Os.OU
 Ladies' "Oneita" Union Suits, 50 per cent wool, Non- Shyinkmg, es o- natural or white, each.......... Oi.ZO
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Good Things To Eat and Drink.

S%S S%A~S~ ~ &AA@Ae
 These specials m He GrOcerp and LlqnOr Debart- meAt for MOHdap and TueS- dap OnD. Use Direct G,0c- erp 7eIebh0He-SoHtb 59.
 Fancy Humboldt Butter, 3o squares ST, or per square-....... ooc Golden Rule Cane Syrup, the or 45c gallon cans, for-.~,-........... DOC White Swan Floating Soap, or regularly 6 cake, 6 for. ..........-.. Z0c IA OF. Adamantine Candles, tr regularly 25c dozen, for..-........ JOG Large, Fancy PFunes, 20 to 30 4l to the lb, regularly 200 lb, for. JOG Extra Dry Madera Wine, q, /r regularly s2.5o gallon, for..... Dto0 Bourbon Whisky, quart bot 90 ties, only.............................. DOC Angelica Sweet Wine, regu- 10 Iarly SI. 50 gallon, for.............. zoe Shaw's Pure Malr Whisky, IT. regularly sI bottle, for......-...... /0C
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Exceptional Offers
 in Wall Paper.

If you intend to do some house. papering in the near 'uture, take a look at these special offerings. They are perfect papers in newest designs and colorings.
 Special offer of 22-inch paper In every variety of design and cooring, regularly 4ocroll, tomorrow and 00a during the week. ZUC
 Fine Gilt Papers, Glimmers and Egg Micas, regularly sold at LOG per ................ OO
 lngrain Papers in the la est shades, to- morrow and during the week, n per roll. .......-......s........... OC
 Vanished Tile for Bathroom and Kitchen, per rol!............. &OC
 We carry a complete line Of the celebrated Prepared House Paints made by John Lucas & Co.,, Phila- delphia-superior to all others in this market.
 W1tndo1o Shades at Lowsst Prices.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Some Bargains in Good Furniture.

A special sale of Turkish Couches this week-comfortable long Lounges like one in the picture, covered with
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Furnishings For Boys and Mer

T IuTfl1Sn1ngS
 For Boys and Men.
 Boys Golf Shirts in neat Percales, nicely made, with separate cuffs of same material, sizes I2 to I4.... -n ......-..................... JUL
 Boys Negligee Shirts, made of plain, black twill and with small white stripe on black ground. A durable school shirt, Warranted ENa last colorS, sizes I2 to I4......... SVC
 Boys Derby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, natural gray, fleece lined, pearl buttons and neat finish, a nO weight garment, each....... fUC
 Golf and Bicycle Hose, advance sample line, this seasons productions in cashmere and lisle thread. They are footleSs, the tops shepherd and Scotch plaids, all the clans. Prices from 35c to 8. 50. We call particular at tentlon to the newcomers at.... .............-- OOC
 The mems Glove Department has been materially strengthened by new accessions. Try q pair of our csnn Warranted walking gloves at Di.OO
 Some handsome novelties in mems NghtWear have recently appeared. We show number of them in French faille, ,sateen and wills. The em- broidered trimming is special feature. being produced both in white and col. orS. Night shirts of heavy TeazlA Down, cutvery full, 56 inches o4On long, sizes I4 to I8......-..... Of.OU
 Sweaters for men and boys in all qualities and a great number of color combinations Boys Wor- c0 0- sted Sweaters from ST to-. OZ'ZO
 Stuttgarter Abdominal Bands, in- dispensabIe for persons suffering from stomach t.oubleS, and necessity in tropical climates.
 Bathing Suits for men and boys. We have one-piece suits-shirtS and trunks-and separate trunks. Navy Blue, Maroon, White and Blue and White. Prices from 25c for plain trunks to s a suit.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Chi1dren's S Knit Underwear.

Child's Heavy Merino Underwear, white and natural, size IS to oE 34. each.............. .............. ZOC ChiId's fleece lined Jersey-ribbed Underwear, ecru and natural, 0go sizes from 3 to I2 years, each... ZOC ChiId's fleece-lined Egyptian Cot ton Union Suits, ecru and natural, sizes from to 10 years, each... DE- ..................... ZOC Child's Pure Scotch JNon- Shrinka6lt Wool Underwear, natural color
 Size. Price. Size. Price.
 IS.......35c 28........-~6o:
 2o........4oc 3o..........65c
 22.......".45c 32"......""7oc
 24..........5oc 34-......."75c
 2o..........55c
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
MILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY.

Grants diplomas end oonfers degrees. Rare opportunities offered in music One hours ride from San Francisco. Write for catalogue to MRS c. T. MILLS, President Mills College Postoffce. Alameda County Cal. Thirty second year. Fall term opens August 3. lS9s
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Dress Fabrics. Suggestionsf for Mothers

4o-inch All-wool Suiting, in dark checks and mixtures-just the fabric for children's school dresses 1o per yard. ........................... (/C
 4o-inch All-wooI Cheviots, Jacquard suiting and mohair stripes-stout, dust-proof fabrics-admirably suited for school Wear-per yard......... or [0I
 4o-inch Raised Mohar and Wool Checks, in dark, serviceable coors, for school frockS-per yard......" or
 40 inch Cheviot Sulting, in two tone effects-will make pretty school dresses-becoming to almost any little girl, and will give satisfactory 1o service-per yard..................... AUG
 45-ineh Wool Plaid Mixtures-heavy and warm-good fast colors-en- 1o tirely dependable-per yard..... DUG
 54-inch Wool Tweed Effects-not many le {, but most excellent value a few mothers will get big bar ro gain in these goods-per yard... DUG
 46-inch Clay Serge. in navy and black onIy-quiet, neat and very ro serviceable-per yard............... DUG
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
New Veilings.

White and Cream Fancy Wash Ves.......... 4 :. oo ............... 5oc 75c and 4l.UU yaTd.'...., . .S, ~..S.e .~.' .Y... 25c
 Chiffon Veilngs-Cream, Black, Brown, Bue-per ro
 35C, and DUG ,.r5 an anu Do''ea uN9uO 'a s'AleS' per 25c
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24
Gloves for ladies and Children.


 Children's 2-clasp Kid Gloves, Elm broidered backs, in reds, browns or and tans, all sizes, per pair-".... o0c Children's 2-ciasp Kid Gloves, pique sewn, embroidered backs, in reds, browns, tans, all sizes, tt oo very durable, per pair... ......... 4l.OU Boys I-clasp Kid Gloves, pique sewn, embroidered backs, in reds, browns and tans, all sizes, $1 m strongest made, per pair...... QlUU Ladies' 2-clasp Mocha Suede, em- broidere1 backs, in blacks, browns, reds and greens, all sizes, war t1 oo ranted and flttel 1, per pair...... Ql'OO Ladies' 2-clasp Imported Mocha Gloves, in blacks, browns, tans, reds, blues, greens, grays, will out wear any glove made, war oo ranted and fitted" per pair.... 4l.UU The Magic Glove cleaner tor clean ing gloves, regular price 25c, 1r special at... ............................ 1OS
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-24

In School Stockings.
 Children's 2oc Heavy Black Ribbed Cotton School Hose-fast black per pair. ............................ JOG
 Children's Fine Ribbed Double Knee Black Cotton Seamless Hose spliced heels and toes-fast oo
 black-all sizes-per pair. ........ ZUC
 Children'S soc Fine Ribbed Fancy Scotch Plaid Cotton Hose-3 S oo pairs for... .......................... 4l.UU
 Misses Imported Fine Ribbed Maco Cotton Hose-double knees and toes -Hermsdorf dye-black and tan shades-regular price 35c pair or
 Boys 25c Extra Heavy Corduroy Ribbed Black Cotton Bicycle Hose made with double knees and ,o
 very elastic-per pair............... l1C
 Children's soc Real Maco Black Cotton Hose = fine ribbed - three thread-extra heavy spliced heels and toes-Hermsdorf dye-3 t1 oo pairs for;........,;;..,.............. 9l.OO
 Ladies soc German made lngrain Black Lisle Thread Hose-Richelieu and Rembrandt ribbed-White tipped heels and toes-3 pairs for..... & oo p (sOO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

Seattle society golfers devoted consider
able time last week TO their favorite game.
Every afternoon the Fremont links were
goa, over b. A number o. enthusiastic
pIayerg The turf Is in excellent eond. -son
ard the weather was most favorable.
,rhat 50 much attention is being given 70
a,ogf Is due 10 the fart that the wheeling
s,r has not yet commenced. Nearly
an OF the golfers are devoted 20 the bics'-
Gle ard Il viii not he long untiI golf takes
a second place. Among the regular visi
tors 10 the Fremont links last week may
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

Mrs Thomas Burke. Mrs John Leary,
Mrs W T. Guerin. OF Columbus, o. and
a1Iss Helen Gnerin made up a party which
spent Thursday IN Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

The Queen Anne cif.ch club will hol'
fts grxt meeting in tas weeks on 'raursda,
next. at the home Of Mr.. and Nrs. X. v
Ankeny First avenue. west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHN.
An Offender Heavily Assessed for
Resisting an Onicer-Otber Cases.

the Monday procession before Justice
Crutchdeld yesterday lacked nothing in
length. but the cases were, for the most
part, of a trfiing nature, and were con-
sequently quickly disposed of.
The largest addition TO the city's reve-
nues came from w. s. Crew, who was
charged with resisting Officer Vest in
the discharge of his duties, for which he
handed over Sis.
Next in order came the case of Martha
jefferson (coloredD. who hit Victoria Frye
with a brick. which cost her Sll.l0.
Thomas Payne (colOred) got ten days
for being drunk, and for the same OF
fence. with the disorderly feature added,
Julia Johnson also colored) paid $50.
George W. Powell paid $40 for being
drunk. and George A. Conway SD for
the same offence, while George II.
Vaughan went down for twenty days be-
cause his was on Sunday.
Among the cases continued were those
of George Bench. Walter Foster ana Ike
Jones. charged by Detective Gibson and
Officers Wren and SOwell with being sus-
picious characters, until the 18th; Robert
Johnson (colored), w. j. Nicholas. until
to-day for being drunk; Ed. Parker (col-
oreu), until to-day. charged with beating
Matte Mason, and Allen Jones (coloredl,
charged with shooting at Willis Green,
with intent to kill. until the 10TH
winston Jones (cOlOreD. charged with
being n suspicious character. Will also be
given a hearing to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
The Camp-Firc Recital.

Arrangements are all complete for the
campfire recital To be given by the Jul
Nor OakWood Memorial Association
this evening at COrcoran Hall. The
programme offered is most attractive,
and will be varied and interesting Camp
fires and war tableauX Will form most
pleasing feature. while coupled with the
same are the srvices of Miss Frances
starr. the talented clOcutionist; First
BAPTIST choir. the Toney Miller Combina-
ton. and the Blues Band. The Sons of
Veterans and veterans Of Pickett Camp
have kindly offered their services. The
committee. Of which Miss Jessie Me-
I,auchlan is chairman, with Mrs. Dudley
Edward. assistant, have been untirng
i'm their efforts ard promise an evening
OF delight to all who attend. 1t is 10 be
hoped their efforts Will be crowned with
success. particularly So since the junior
lakewood Memorial Association Is the
Youngest of all the memorial associations,
having beer organized March q, 1856
Mrs. j. T.. FitZ, the president. has WIN
her n corps of officers. efficient i'm every
detail and with the combined efforts OF
the association has succeeded most ad-
mirably i'm making the association wha'
IN is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
The Nat c. Goodwin Engngemenf-

No better evidence of the great interest
manifested in the return of Mr.. Nat. &.
Goodwin next Saturday evening al the
Academy Of Music could possibly be
eiVen than the large ana unprecedented
advance sale of seats, and it goes with
out saying that the engagement will
prove the artistic success OF the present
amusement season. The desire to see Mr..
Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott in their
greatest success, "A Gilded Fool" APP
nears to be unanimous The production
win be Identical 10 that seen in the larger
cities of the East. and which was pro-
nounced by the press as the most nota-
HE presentation seen OF the American
stage in years. An interesting feature
Will be found in the magnificent gowns
10 be worn by Miss Elliott and other
ladies of the company, while the scenic
environments will prove revelation. The
company supporting Mr.. Goodwin and
Miss Elliott include William Ingersoh,
Clarence Hsndyside. Estella Mortimer
Hattie Russell. Gertrude Elliott Louis
PAYNE. and others. The sale of seats is
now on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
DON'T GIVE TO OLD SOLDIERS.
Major Randolph Asks the Public to
Report the Beggars 10 Him.

1t having been reported to the Board
of Visitors Of Lee Camp Soldiers Home
that some few of the men in the institu-
ton have been constantly begging on the
streets Of Richmond, Major y. Y. Ran
dolpn, president of the BOARD, has pre-
pared the following for publication:
I'VE desire to say that the veterans
at the home are supplied with everything
that is necessary for their comfort, IN
Guiding tobacco Thesesfew men, by thelf
disobedience of orders and bad conduct
are bringing dscredit upon the instltu-
ton, and the board requests that under
no circumstances will the public give
money to these men, and wherever posi-
bic will report the name OF the man
found begging on the streets. 1t IS not
charity. il does the men themselves no
good and is a serious injury TO the in
stitution. The good men in the home feel
that few should not be allowed TO
bring discredit on those who are above
resOrting to such practice"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
HaaIthis Wealth,
DIR. Il. G. VESTS
l. o..,-D and nrain Treat III q III,

the original, an others limitations. IS
sold under positive Written Guar4 AZ ta,
nv authorized agents only. To cure weak
Memory. Dizziness. Wakefulness, tlts'
Hvsterja. Quickness, Evil Dreams; Ner-
vousness. Lassitude, or Excessive Use OF
Tobacco. Opium, or Liquor. which lead5
70 Misery. Consumption, Insanity, ana
heath ~ store or by mail. 81 box
six FOR s.: with written guarantee to cure
or refund money. Sample package. con,
tanning five days treatment. with tull
instructions. . cents. one sample only
enld IN each person. vt store or by mail.
red Label Special Extra Strength, for
oss of Power. 81 a box; six for s.. with
written guarantee 10 cure IN thirty days
A. store or by mail. POLK MILLER
DRI-C, COMPANY, Ninth ana Main,
Richmond. Va. NH S-Tu&Sa-nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
MARY REID GOES TO JAIL.
Writ of Error Dcnied-Thc Dowdcn'
Areufs Suit.

Mary Reid, the fortune-teler, who was
pretences. and whose sentence was fixed
by jury in the Hastings Court last Jam
uary at five years. will be sent TO the
penitentiary to-day, the Court OF Appeals
having refused to grant the writ OF err
ror applied for by the prisoners counsei.
The case of alleged assault against
Walter Traylor (coOred), who was
charged by EmeIne Harvey with assault
ing her some months ago, was noile pro-
SECUTED. This case has been repeatedly
postponed for lack Of evidence.
The trial Of the suit of Mrs Laura Il.
Dowden against Miss Grace II. Arents FOR
SANDER was set down for to-day in the
Law and Equity Court. II will go over,
however TO the next term. on account OF
the sickness of Mr.. Beverly b. Munford,
one of the counsel for the defendant.
Judgment was rendered yesterday in
the suit Of the Cohen Company against
the Magnolia Social club for 1856.
Judge William II. Mann, of Nottoway.
and Mr.. George Mason, of Petersburg,
have qualified TO practice law in this
court
Judgment was confessed BY C. r..
Saunders in the suit of Charles Daven-
port & Co against f. f. Saunders for
81, 200. a and interest.
More evidence was heard yesterday in
the Chancery Court before Judge Lamb,
and a jury in the contested will case
brought on by the suit of the trustees OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of Virginia against John A.
Lacy. administrator of the late Miss
Emma NJ. Lacy.
In the City Circnit Court notices of mo-
ton were docketed I'm the following cases:
commonwealth against l.. II. Mott for
500; same against l.. Spies for 81; same
against Samuel u. Davies $e9.5l; same
against John p. Heath. S6.27; same against
W. =. Seay S7G3. The above are all for
the collection Of taxes.
Notices Of motion for judgment was
docketed in the case Of Hosmer, Codding
& Co. against \. Valentine. for s27735.
Notice of motion was dismissed in the
case of the Commonwealth against John
Harris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
HE DID NOT PASS.
Lieut.. Crallc, of Blackstone, Fails 10
Answer His Examiners.

Lieutenant Cralle, of Company !. Third
Regiment. Virginia Volunteers. quarter
ed at Blackstone, appeared before the
Military Board in the office Of the Adju-
tant-General yesterday for examination
upon his election. The board was com
posed of Colonel 10 Lane Stern. presiding
Major W +. Simons. Lieutenant CroXton.
United States army, and Lieutenant
ShackeIford. Lieutenant CrOXton put the
questions, but the answers were So un-
satisfactory that the candidate was not
passed.
Lieutenant Craile was elected to the
Icutcnancy Of Company I last November.
and should have presented himself for
examination within thirty days Of that
date. This he failed to do, however, and
even had he answered the questions put
TO him. II is doubtful if he would have
been commissioned unless reelected. He
is q graduate of the Virginia Military In
sttute. but attended that Academy be-
fore the new tactics were adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Ur,es Items from HenricO's Court.

The Henrico County Court convened
Yesterday morning for the April term
and set cases for trial. The grand and
uetit lures will be called to-day.
Two little boys were before Squire H.
f., Tyler yesterday morning charged
with playing cards on sunday at one or
the Fulton brick-yards. the arrest was
made by Cyclone samueis' ana the case
was dismissed.
The warrant against Chastine Hamp-
90, uhn WAS arrested a few days ago.
charged with stealing fish-nets valued
a. ss was 10 have been heard by Squire
y e Friend, but was dismissed on ac-
cn,nt of the non-appearance OF Benja-
min Knight, the complainant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Passengers can leave Richmond DAILY
via Chesapeake ana ohio railway at 3 40
L. NJ, or Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road Norfolk and Western route) A.
NJ. connecting al Norfolk with Old Do
minion Line steamer, sailing Same eve
ming for New York.
ALL-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship CID Dominion leaves Rich
mond every Monday at T.. Al. for New
York via James river.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
COmpanys, S3 east Main street; Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad depots. and at
company's office, 1872 east Main street
Richmond. Baggage checked thronph
FREIGHT
Tor New York and al, all points beyond can
rom re 1" Rtichmond every MONDAY a ~ Z
- Al also, by steamers Leaving Picb'
mond every WEDNESDAY and Satin.
DAY ut : p. NJ. for Norfolk, Connecting
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
Freight received and forwarded. and
through bills of lading issued for ali
northern. eastern. and foreign ports
FROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can ieelve ualiy, except Sim.
daV. at . l.. NJ. SATURDAY. 4 -
Nj t. Norfolk or Old Point Comforr
co1necting with Norfolk and W,.ster3
eajlroad or Chesapeake and Ohio ro1Iu,sy
Dtrect steamer (vla James-riyer To,itsi
leaves every SATURDAY . +. NJ. (passen,
iper and freight, and freight BY sfeamers
Ria Norfolk every MONDAY and WE'D.
NESDAY at = Il. NJ.
Sailings from company's pier, No. %
North river foot Of Beach street
Freight received and forwarded daily.
except sunday:
For further information apply TO
JOHN +. MAYER, Agent,
l2l2 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
w. L. Gulllaudeu, e-President and
Traffic Manager, New York. NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
p,,L MILLER to Appear Again.

Polk Miller, oscar sisson' and MISS
Ester Wallace, assisted by Captain FRANK
". Cunningham. will give an entertain
ment at the Academy of Music on the
evening of April 18th.
This will be the last time the Famous
trio Miller Wallace Ssson, will appear,
and an excellent programme has been
Mr. Miller, with the assistance of Sis
con ard wallace. will render the charac-
toristic sketch, Uncle Daniel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
industrial Development Committee

The committee appointed at the recent
conference of businessmen, held 10 ul9
cuss the industrial development OF f'lCh-
mond. will meet tomorrow ana organize
a plan of campaign. This committee WaS
appointed to solicit subscriptions 10 the
nronosed fund. which is to be used IN
bringing new enterprises here and helping
them in a financial way if necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
Golf Tournament Postponed.

The golf tournament which was TO
have been one of the Easter features at
the links of the Lakeside Wheel CLUB
Yesterday. was postponed on account OF
The heavy rain and consequent miserable
condition of the grounds. The tourna-
,nent will be held next Saturday com
mencirg at j o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
s,,,rcue Court of Appeals.

Ferry VS.. WORKMAN, trustee. Further
oroned by william A. Moncu;e for appel
liant. and submitted.
purdis &, Co VS.. Burdis. Argued by
vtIIIam A. Little, Jr., for appellant. and
submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-12
CoIored WOman's Death.

Death yesterday afternoon claimed Iiar-
riet Wells colOred, the wile Oh heF'
Richard Wells, pastor OF the EDeheZeI
Baptist church. at her residence no. iV'
west Duval street. The funeral VIII .ahe
place Thursday afternoon at clo0N
from EbeneZer Baptist church.