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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24
DEATH BY NO. 4.
SO SAYS THE JURY IN CASE OF
w. w. HICKS.
PETITIONING AGAINST The PLANT.
manchester People Don't Want the
FertIIixing-PIant In Their Midst
Hold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meet
Z ings CIose-Baby Drowned.

Squire Charles T. Jones had a jury
summoned Sunday morning and at s:5O
O'Clock held an inquest over the body OF
William w. Hicks, the Chesterfield farm
sr who was killed Saturday evening by
an engine at the Belt Line crossing"
about a mile from Manchester. The ver-
diet Of the jury was that we. the jury,
find that William w. Hicks came to his
death at TAO Saturday evening by being
struck by Engine No. 4, at the Belt Line
scrossing'''
The body of the dead farmer lay beside
the track. where IL was taken from the
engine fender, all night and until after
ao0n sunday 1t was then taken i'm charge
3y ~ III. Morrlsett & Son. funeral d.
rectors. and prepared for burial AT 4
o'clock II was taken TO the home. near
Providence church. about seven miles
from Manchester, and buried with SIM
plest ceremony.
The wagon which the unfortunate man
was driving was smashed up, and both
horses were killed. The wagon contained
a quantity of provisions and small arti-
cies, which Mr. Hicks had purchased In
The city for his family. These. the pieces
OF the wagon. and the carcasses of the
horses were scattered along the track for
81 quarter OF a mile. "A great many people.
moved By morbid and strange desire,
visited the scene Sunday morning The
loss OF the property is roughly estimated
ct about s2Oo.
A BOLD BURGLARY.
one OF the boldest burglaries commit
Ted In Manchester for some time was that
yf few nights ago. when persons nm
Snown entered the house OF Joseph
Brown. on Eighth street. and stole some
so worth of clothing. There seems to be
20 clue 10 the men, as they seemed 10
nave covered up their tracks completely.
lTlZENS Up IN ARMS.
petition WAS IN circulation yesterday
Ns'nz HAT the City Council would not
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BY J. Thompson Brown e Co.,
lila Main street.
TWO NEAT DWELLINGS
Nos. 1913 and ins WEST CARY STREET.
NEAR RANDOLPH STREET.

By request OF the owner, we VIII sea-
at public auction. on the premises
TUESDAY, MAY 24TH. p. NJ,
the TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, located
as above. containing four rooms eacn'
and having city water and culvert con-
nections. besides good well. The houses
are well built with wide veranda porches:
and will make snug homes or pay Wei
as a renting investment. Immediate pos
session can be had.
TERMS: ON each house-One-fourth
cash: balance six, twelve, and eighteen
properly secured; s per cent. In
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
my 20-ts Auctioneers.
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THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO THE COHEN co.

and put under bond of 800 for twelve
months.
THE REVIVAL AT AN END.
The Scheduled revival, which has been
In progress for ten days in Manchester,
closed Sunday nignt. There have been
quite number OF conversions during the
meeting Mr. Scheduled has certainly
labored earnestly and faithfully, and
large congregations have attended each
service. The tent went to Richmond yes
terday. and Thursday night the meeting
will be resumed on Church Hill, near
Jefferson Park.
Rev. DR.. l. r. Thornhill preached
very fine sermon at Bainbridge-Street
church Sunday morning. During the
course Of his morning sermon he said
that the people of this country were per-
mitted TO see just now one Of the most
astonishing displays. of wickedness ever
known-the heartless speculations by the
money sharks in breadstuffs. robbing the
poor people of their necessary food in A.
time when the country was engaged in
what he believed to be a righteous and
just war for a righteous and just cause.
and IL was becoming to every man TO
stand by 1t TO death.
There was no service at night. The
church Is lighted by electricity, and when
il was time for the exercises to begin
the incandescent lights would not burn.
The congregation was dismissed. and
many OF them went to the tent TO wor-
ship.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. X. ID. Darlington, of Primers Point,
is in the city, visiting relatives.
Judge II. NJ Miller, of Powhatan, was
In the city yesterday.
MIR. Robert G. White of Bremo Bluff
Buckingham county. is here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. Harry Fitzgerald. who has been
spending several months i'm Rowan coun-
ty, N. c., returned home yesterday.
Mr.. William Jones, the machinist who
had his hand mashed at the Southern
shops Saturday, is doing very well.
Rev. w. w. Lear, of the Central Me-
thodist church. delivered an address TO
the members OF the Phi Alpha Literary
Society OF the Southern Female College.
of Bowling Green, Saturday last.
Thursday is the 26th-election-day.
There will be no opposition save for
Council. In the First Ward. Here Mr.. s.
+. Jones DemocraD is opposed by Mr..
c. Stroud independently. The Chesterfield
citizens vote on the same day on the
fence or no-fence question.
Rev. J. A. Spencer preached at both
services Sunday at the Cowardin-Avenue |
Christian church. There were two con- |
versions Sunday night.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THAT

=
COUNTY,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES EAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
(NEAR MALVERN HILL),
KNOWN AS 'RUNNYMEADE,'
CONTAINING 6S0A ACRES OF LAND.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust from
Margaret Watson and her husband to
the undersigned trustees, dated October
g. 1894 and recorded in the Clerks office
OF Henrico County Court, Decide loi
3D." page IS, which was given 10 secure
the payment OF certain sum or money,
default having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured thereby and being
directed by the beneficiary so TO do, we
shall offer for sale, at public auction, on
'''e VI TUESDAY. MAY "a. 1885,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed as above being the same convey
ed by the deed of trust hereinbefore men
toned.
The dwelling Is large, in good order, and
Il situated in a beautiful grove OF trees.
There are on the place good barns, stables,
and other outhouseS, such as are gene
rally found on place OF this size. The
land Is in a high state of cultivation Ga
large portion of IL being cleared, and II
is in every respect a first-class place.
Parties wishing information in regard
to the place will please call on the auc-
tioneers.
1EINMS' CdsH 40 " eAPSh0SS u Sdie'
any taxes that may be due, and the sum
of 50 1874; the balance upon a credit OF one
and two years. with interest added, the
deferred payments TO be secured by a
deed of trust on the property
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
c. A. CRAWFORD,
Trustees.
It is more than probable that more
liberal terms will be announced at the
hour OF sale.
SUTTON & CO.,
nv l2-td Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Oays.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

will sell. by auction, at No 74s north
Third street, in the city of Richmond. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 1859
beginning at l2 O'Clock M:
Wagon and Harness:
Lot OF Old Lumber;
Desk. Iron Safe, and
A lot OF Carpenters Tools.
levied on by me TO satisfy an execution
IN my hands against Farrar a. Moore.
In favor OF T. NJ. Workman.
TERMS: Cash. JT' HUGHES
sheriff OF the City OF RIchmond.
my 2i&Je SIT
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BUSINESS WANTS.
TN GOING TO CUBA
TO HELPSAMPS0N


But while / am away just re-
member business will be carried
on at the old stand with renewed
vigor and the biggest stock OF
goods that has ever been offered on
this market.
1000 barrels of the Finest Family 3sC
Flour. per bag MINIMUM. o.
5000 bushels Water-Ground Meal.
100 frkins OF the very finest Culpeper
Creamery Butter, something superla-
lively fine, in any quantity, per UEC
pound ............ .................'.'
5000 dozen cans Finest Mackerel. rC
per can ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
1000 gallons Old Virginia Mountain <OC
Dew Whiskey, per quart ...o...... ~
5000 bags Dunlop Patent Family Flour
at cost.
1900 Old Smithfeld Hams.
5000 bales Finest Hay
1000 dozen 3-pound cans Finest AIDE
marie Pippin Apples. You can IOC
get ell you need. cans for......
5000 cans. pounds. Pie Peaches.
Rock Candy Syrup, from pure graduated
sugar. clear as spring water. per 2OC
gdHon .......... ..............'..''''' "
Finest Sugar-Cured Hams..........
Essence Vanilla. in pint bottles....
5000 pounds Honeysuckle Smoking 2OC
Tobacco. per pound ................
c,o,o, NJ. ,.,s,, po,..oo. mock 23C
so dozen plnts Extract of Lemon:
5000 pounds Pure Lard. made at &C
nome ........ ......................-''
White Mackerel. fine. fat, and juicy
fresh goods just received by &C
steamer-per dozen -...............- ~
500 large bottles of Celery Sauce, make
your mouth water just to see 1t, Sc
per bottle .................. .....". u
500 large bottles Sweet Pickles, cr
homemade .......... ............... a.
Homemade Blackberry Brandy, JEC
per quart
Gibsons Old Rye Whiskey, per zSC
quart ............ ....'.'............. ~
Rock-Candy Syrup, pure sugar 1OC
goods. per gallon .................. ~
5000 dozen cans Thistle Tomatoes. &c
per can ...........................
Fines, Ines D Imported ported Beer any quan- soc
100 dozen Finest Sugar Corn........
LOO dozen Small June Peas, fresh UOC
Boous .--..''....' ''.'.'.........''''.
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UHE FIRST ELABORATE AND Ell
TENsIvE SILK BREAK OF
THIS SEASON.

and every piece of the closely-studied
STYLES that has been the hope of every
stylish Silk wearer this season. Hun
dreds of new. beautiful fancy Silks.
Hundreds of the most superior stylish
Black Silk. 1t will be high holiday of
SILK selling to-day.
All Pure SILK Black Taffetas. bright,
rustling quality, at 81 lie. yard, IN
stead of 69c.
90 different designs in Brocade Satin
Duchess and Gros-Grain Silks. of a
rich quality, with very brilliant lustre,
{ this is one of our special bargains, at
4sc. a yard, the usual sec. grade.
a new assortment OF handsome Japa-
nese and India Foulards, fresh, bright
colorings. strong and durable, unques-
tionably one Of the greatest bargains
ever offered. the usual 6oc. quality,
for pc. a yard
Changeable and Plain Rusting IaHetas,
In every conceivable shading, very
stylish for petticoats and shirt-waists
these are the SOC. quality for Gc.
yard.
High Novelties in Three-Toned Plaids,
in the new Royal Blues, Army Blues,
Cadet Blues Tans. Greens, these are
among the colorings, for CSC. yard,
usual 81 grade.
black Satin Stripe Iron-Frame Grena-
dine, sold heretofore for 81 yard,
we offer 1t for Soc yard.
! Handmade Black Oriental Habutal, the
/ waterproof kind, for 49c. yard, In
T stead of Zoe.
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Chief Towards Foreign Cores
pOndent.

ShtNh hoNuTuH FOTelSn (OfftS-
pendent.
Chief-of-Police Howard received let
ter from Paul Petgnot, OF Breneau
France, yesterday, asking for informal
ton as to the whereabouts Of one Alex
ander Petignot, supposed to have lived
in Richmond five years ago. The letter
was written in French, and addressed
simply TO the Department of Police,
Richmond, America.
Chief Howard obtained the services OF
an interpreter. and answered the letter,
saying that no such man as Alexander
Petignot had lived here five years ago
or since. and recommending his brother
to try one or other of the twenty-five
Richmonds that are scattered through
the United States.
The thoughtful Frenchman enclosed
stamps for a reply. and these the Chief
used, but the letter soon came back, and
Major Howard. who says he never had
foreign correspondent before, bought
the necessary stamps Of the United
States Government
Invest cents. and try Elastic Starch
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WANTED,

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW WHERE
they can get Fresh oysters all the year
round and Free Hot Lunch from IL to 2
daily. Oysters on half-shell, Is cents per
dozen; fried, % cents per dozen; half
fry, 10 cents: stew, 10 and rs cents; steak.
% cents: ham and eggs, 25 cents; devilled
and soft-shel crabs always on hand; all
kinds of sandwiches, cents each. Extra
charge for orders sent out Old phone,
No 1852. Everything served in first-class
style II. FRANCIONE,
nv 22-SulSTu3m 905 east Broad street
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WANTED,

ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
by giving us your orders for High-Grade
Road and Racing Wheels. which we bull
TO order. on short notice. All kinds Repal.
Work done at our factory. No. 1872 to 1876
west Main street
THE BRANNAN CIRCLE CYCLE co.
fe Su Tu& Eta
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EOR SALE

EAST END. SEVERAL NEAT, NEW
Detached Dwellings-s50 cash and balance
SIS monthly. Unusual opportunity to Sc
cure a home. r. A. CATLIN.
my .22-2t No. s north Eleventh street.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE. AT A BARGAIN, GENTLE
BAY HORSE Moves we'll and can be
driven by lady. Can be seen at Hux-
ter's Stable. No. south Madison street.
my 24-lt
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WHEN REAL Estate Is SOLD THE
FAKES FOR THE CURRENT cALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fh0
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THb
vENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24

In execution of the naf'er-mer,io.
ed decree, | will sell by public auc,.es
upon the premises, respectively on ~
WEDNESDAY. May g. lssS
the following PROPERTY to-wif.
l. At O'Clock Il. NJ, the NALIfAprlp
PROPERTY on the east side of ma
street, between Broad and Grace strse,s
known as No. 2O9 consisting OF a nSsf
valuable lot. IS feet by 81 feet With
good two-story and basement brick d0sr'
ing thereon, containing about ! Room.
This property. being so near 10 Brosi
street. has a line future, and SHOULD ~
eagerly sought after.
And 2. At O'Clock p. NJ. on the sam.
day, the EXCELLENT BRICK DWFiT'
ING, No. 3O5 College street, next 10 M.
First African church. and containing
rooms. This is good house. and MI
make a most comfortable home. The loi
on which IL stands fronts 80 feet al
runs back l34 feet 10 an alley.
The property will be knocked down "a
the highest bidder.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. and the r..i.
due at eight, sixteen, and twcnty.four
months. for negotiable notes. With ints.
rest, and titles retained, or all cash an
option OF purchasers.
EDMUND WADDTIL. Jr
Special Commissions.
Deane ct ais. PLAINTIFFS. against De,n,
and ais, Defendants.-In the Chonr.r,
Court of the city of Richmond:
J. Charles w. Goddin. Clerk OF saN
court. certify that the bond required n
the special commissioner by the decree I,
said cause of December 4. 1894, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day o,
December, 1894.
CHARLES W. GODDN.
my 20 Clerk.
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Colored Illuminated Checks, in IA diff
ferent shadings, for Ice. yard.
Black Seed Mourning Armure, 20 inches
wide. for SIC. yard, the SOC. quality.
Sc. and 81 Brocade Taffetas, in II diff
ferent colors and designs, for SOC. a
yard
THROUGH THE AUCTIoN-RooM,
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF
LINENS.

The gross amount they sold for was a
little upwards OF one third their cost.
The prominence OF this store brought you
hundreds of sorts.
The finest Linen Damask, made to sell
at S.l9. here 75c.
sl.35 Linen Damask, Irish manufacture,
yards wide and extra-heavy satin
finish, SSc. yard.
Scotch Linen DamaSk, yards Wlde, Iuli
bleached and pure linen, sec. yard.
Handsome Linen Damask, "a size DIN
ner Napkins, worth $50 a dozen, mere
S1.65.
10 pieces German Linen Table Damask,
26c., instead of 50c IL yard.
IL pieces 2-yard-wide Linen Damask,
3Sc., instead of Coo. a yard.
Linen Damask Dinner Napkins, ga sizes,
$50 dozen grade SSc. dozen.
Dinner Napkins, always 81 dozen, here
&c. EACH
Fine Sheer Linen Lawn, lie. for the
always zoe. grade.
100 pieces Check and Plaid Linen Crash,
10c. grade, sc. yard.
Round Linen Damask Plate Doynes,
pure White, &c. each.
Hemstitched Linen Tray ClotbG, Doc.
ones, 19c
zoe. Satin Damask Hemstitched Towels.
size 22xi4. all White and pure Irish
linen, 25c. each.
100 dozen Linen Damask Dinner Nap
kns. full SIS size, S.10.
A Bleached Irish Shifting Linen, 35c
grade, 19c. a yard.
Handsome Hand Hemsttched Fine
Linen Sheets, extra-large size, S2.25
Turkish Bath Towels, the always 1Oc.
ones, are sc. each.
Turkish Bath Towels. the always Sz.5O
dozen ones. are 10c. each.
Turkish Bath Towels. usual bert
grade, here SC. each.
Turkish Wash-Rags, 1c. each.
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1ADIEsI D chichester's English Peenyroal Pins
- T.ks ohs,. fenl &C., stamps, Tor ara R.iLf
s~ L.li s,on ~ ,s,"s y RetpTr Ma A. DroFysi
Gy 18th. Su&Tuly)
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WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED.-MURAr HAL
stead's Great YEARBOOK. Our Country
In War" All about armies. navIes
coast-defences, Maine disaster. Cuba
war with Spain, and relations with for
eign nations. Nearly COO pages All writ
ten since. Maine disaster Magnificent
TO $50 per day. No experience necessary.
Most liberal terms guaranteed. twenty
days credit; price low. freight paid.
stamps to pay postage. EDUcATIONAI.
UNION. S2i Dearborn street. Chicago
my l0-lm
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Great bargains I'm Forfeited Pledges.
consisting Of Watches, Diamonds. jew
elry. etc. aD l7-ts
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WANTED.

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT JACOB
Umlauf 705 west Main street. Richmond,
Va, repairs. re-upholsters, and polishes
furniture; packs and ships furniture and
crockery. with care; sells all kinds of
mattresses; makes over old hair mat
tressesS as good as new: cuts and makes
slip-covers, sells feathers etc. His prices
are reasonable. Give him a call.
nv l3-F Tu&T u3t
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ON EAST 3IDE OF THIRTiETH. b.
TWEEN LEIGH AND Nj STREETS
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF rus,
bearing date on the 18th OF May. NV ~
the undersigned trustee. recorded ih wy
Clerks office of Richmond Chsneei'
Court, In Deadlock 1877 A. page ~
fault having been made In the payment %
"A portion OF the debt secured, thttyiu'
and being required so 10 do By the oenS
nciary. I Will sell at public auction ."
the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY q. ISIS.
at $50 O'clock l.. M. the above -dsscfin,Ss
PROPERTY. known as No. Oh noi'e
Thirtieth street. The dwelling contains
rooms, and Ii well built. The lot irVN'
Is feet and runs back 1872 feet
TERMS: Cash enough 20 pay expeis
or executing this truss. all taxes 20 a-s
OF sale. and 10 discharge two n0tes or
OF 1850 and tine other $500 with intetsss
thereon from May Is. 1895, and the oaisNs
on such terms as will be anncuncea ~
sale. II Is likely more liberal terms
will be announced AZ time OF saie,
my 2i-tds - Trustee
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WANTED.

CIGAR SALESMAN. WITH ESTAB-
lished retail trade In Virginia. North and
South Carolina. by prominent northern
cigar factory. No application without
references on last employer considered.
Address, giving age and experience. CT
GAR care Dispatch. my al-st
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WANTED.

GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO SPEND
the nights and Sundays in the country
during the summer months-train leaves
Richmond $50 p. NJ. returns a. Mean
get board with Mrs. ID. c. CLARKE,
Atlee Station, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. my 1SW .Su&TNi3t'
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FOR RENT.
A COOL SUMMER HOME.

~ SVoh sohnEh HUME,
beautifully situated on heights overlook
ing Toronto, Ontario; view unsurpassed,
both OF lake and city; eighteen rooms;
steam heated; conservatory; greenhouse;
large grounds: tennis lawn: stables; pure
water. laid through grounds and in house;
close 10 electricians and fashionable
country clubs. The most desirable pro-
perty now Offering near Toronto. Owner
leaving neighborhood. Price reduced 10
$4,000 for immediate sale.
+. w. MONTEITH,
my 2f-Tu Th&Sa3ts Toronto Canada.
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a Worlds Famed Bargains!

Of b. det an
IS run the of its pauon
FOR THE MONDAY .
SOW adding Tuesday
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~F--fN~N
AT 3,,c.--Gowns of Cambria or Muslin.
Chemise. Drawers. Skirts, and Corset
Covers, sll deliberately trimmed, ana
cost up 10 9Sc., any in this lot 3Sc.
AT 4Sc.-Gowns, Skirts, Chemise, Draw
ers and Corset Covers, made 10 retail
az 81 and $l.25. our price 4Sc. each:
AT SDc. The finest lot of Gowns, Skirts,
Chemise. Drawers, and Corset Covers.
costing up to $3.50, any In TINS lot OF
over 600 garments, 69c.
AT 25c-Cambric and Muslin Gowns,
trimmed never sold for less than Soc;
Cambria and Muslin Drawers, UNI
brella-ruffie trimmed, cost 81 and SOC.
Cambria and Muslin Chemise. always
SOC. full length Muslin Skirts, wiSh
frili; Cambria Corset Covers. nigh,
square or round neck, lace and en-
broidery trimmed, any In this enor-
nous lot for &c.
lin Gowns and Skirts that cost Sl.fo
to SIS. any for SIC.
Children's and Misses Muslin Drawers.
trimmed with wide. full frill OF en-
broidery, 15c. a pair.
Ladies' Cambria Drawers, umbrella frill,
IS dozen best 25c. Muslin Chemise, Tor
chon lace trimmed. 15c.
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with
frill of embroidery l5c. pair Tor the
best 25c. ones.
Infants White Cambria Long Slips, 25c.
ones 10c. each.
Ladies 81 Black frencn Sateen unuer-
skirts, with extra-wide corded flounce'
39c.
Full-Iength Muslin Underskirts. with
deep hem and tucks, l5c., cost 25c. to
make
The finest Lace-Trimmed Cambria Cor
set Covers. 81 IS ones. are 69c
Children's u 1-2c. Muslin Drawers, &c.
a pair.
Boys Yankee Waists. 19c.; the SOC.
Yankee Waists are Soc.
trfp IfnHprgk1rtS. worth
Sl& for &c.
Ready Made Checked Bingham Aprons.
bordered. &c. each.
Children's SOC. White Cambria Dresses,
l. 2 and 3 years, 25c
Perfect Fitting Corset Covers. high or
low neck, all sizes 80 to "A, &c. each
so dozen Yadies' Muslin Drawers. the
best 10 and &c. ones. are 10c. pair
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Statesmen

FOR HIGH-GRADE SEEDS. PALMS.
and Nursery Stock Highest commits
sions and salaries. Superb outfits free.
LUKE BROTHERS COMPANY,
NH 18th. Su&Tu4lt Rochester, N. Y.
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THIRD OFF THEIR BEST WHILE
SALE PRICES.
Wide Double Width Atwood Cheviot'
the 6gc grade, for 35c. yard.
Wide Double-Width Figured Bril-
Iiantine. neat pretty, stylish designs.
for 81 1-2c. a yard.
4O-inch Wool Figured Armure for IL l-2c.
yard, usually 2oc. yard.
40-inch-wide Brocaded and striped Gren-
adine, cost the maker 3sc. yard 10
land, for l9c. yard.
54-inch Heavy Seeded Scilian, high SILK
lustre. for 75c. a yard, instead OF $l2o
ward.
40-inch Atwood Wide-Wale Diagonal
Serge. for 4Sc yard, for 65c. kind.
46-inch All-Wool Bourette Cloth, with
handsome raised designs, for I5c.
yard.
Prestley's Brocaded Chevron, full so
inches wide, S5c. a yard, for N.4S
grade.
Grape Bands, for trimming dresses, l5c.
a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24
Bv n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
CONSISTING Or
HOUSE No. 209 NORTH THIRD sTppr,
AND
No. 305 COLLEGE STREET.
BY AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24
WANTED.

TO SELL A BOYS BICYCLE IN GOOD
Order and Nearly New. Cost $45 Will
sell for $40. Can be seen at CoX's stable,
NV l9-6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24

Old papers for sale at tue Dsspatcn
Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24

Elastic Starch requires no cooking.