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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
Ola Dominion Clubs Officers.

The annual election Of officers of the
old Dominion Democratic Club was held
Wednesday night.
There were few contests, the majority
Of the old officers being reelected Mr..
w. w. Wood was reelected president;
Mr.. Henry ]. COIN succeeded Captain j..
IL Redwood as first vice-president; Mr..
A = MONTGOMERY succeeded himself as
second vlce-presldent; Mr. William H..
Mullen succeeded Mr.. James T. TAYLOR
as recording secretary; Mr.. Chris Man
ming succeeded himself as treasurer; Mr..
isaac Michael was reelected sergeant
alarms. and Mr.. i. l.. Wood was re-
elected collector.
The officers will be Installed on the
night OF the first Saturday IN February
II was decided 10 change the meeting
nights Of the club from the second and
fourth Wednesdays TO the first and third
Saturdays. The Old Dominion club Is
NOW In fine condition, as was evidenced
bv the large attendance OF last nights
session.
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DEATHS.

BRAUER.-Died, I'm Baltimore. January
% 1899, $50 p. NJ, JOHN w. BRAUER.
Jr., the infant son OF John w. and Eva
AZ. Brauer; aged 10 months.
D'PRIEST-Died. yesterday morning.
January 18th, at 7.5O o'clock. az tho resi-
dence Of Mrs. T. " Tompkins, No. "a
south Pine street GEORGE WEXFORD
DPRIEST, son OF Captain +. 70. De-
Priest
The funeral will take place from the
above residence at o'clock THIS AZ
TERNOON. No flowers.
EDELBLUT.-Died, at his parents
residence, 1901 west Leigh street. Thurs
day morning. January g. 1899. LEO
JOHN infant son Of George and Joseph-
Inc Edelblut; aged 3 months.
Funeral Will take place from 81.
Mary's Catholic church THIS Rrlda)
MORNING at half-past 10 o'clock.
NEUROHR.-Died. at ST. Joseph's Bene-
dictine Institute, Brlstow, Va, Tuesday,
January a. az $50 a. NJ, Mrs. ANNA
NEUROHR. widow OF Mr.. H. Neurohr
and mother Of Rev. Father julius, o. $.
B., and Mrs. Joseph Hulcher
Remains were brought 20 the residence
Of Joseph Hulcher. 1918 Floyd avenue.
Funeral from 81. Mary's Catholic
church FRIDAY MORNING. January
9th. at a. NJ. q
PETTIT-Dled. January p. 100 Mrs
LUCY BROWN PETIT, Columbia, Flu
wanna county Va. aged rs years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
JOHN II. ROSE & CO.
THE HAMILTON is LAUNCHED.
sister ship to the Princess Anne, Of
the Old Dominion Line.

The Hamilton. a magnificent steamship
being built for the express service Of the
Old Dominion Steamship Company, was
launched from the yard of the Delaware
RIVER Iron, Ship-Building. and Engine
W~ks, at Chester. Pa. yesterday morn
ing The launching was q beautiful one.
and was witnessed by "a large crowd.
Miss Jean de- eau Livingston, Of New
York. christened the Hamilton
The new vessel. like the jefferson. n
similar ship. soon 10 be launched from
the same yards for the old Dominion
Company will be a sister ship TO the
Princess Anne at present the largest i'm
the Company's service She viii he 'l5
feet long, 42 feet beam, with q feet
depth OF hold. and her tonnage viii De
about $500. She Will he fitted with triple
expansion engines. with cylinders Of p
- l-2. and % inches diameter by 81 inches
stroke and four boilers. each u feet 3
inches in diameter. by 10 feet 6 inches
long a CRATE surface of 800 feet. and
heating surface Of 10000 square feet are
expected TO develop 3400-horse power
giving her q speed Of nearly II knots.
She will have q single stack. reaching 81
feet from the CRATES. the company pre-
feuing natural TO forced draft.
The new steamer viii resemble the
Princess Anne i'm all respects. with the
exception Of saloon arrangements. and
viii have accommodations for 10 first
cabin and AZ Storage passengers The
saloons viii be finished I'm hardwood. and
the interior of Che vessel fitted through
out I'm the most modern style.
The Hamilton is built under the rules
of the American Shipmastcrs' Associa-
tion and Of the Unitec States Steamship
owners. Builders. and Underwriters As
ISOLATION and will receive the highest
class accorded vessels Of similar dimen-
sions. 1t is expected the new vessel will
be ready for commission by April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
PRINCIPLES OF PREsBYTERIAXrsM
DIR. Johnston Delivers an Interesting
Lecture at the Second Church.

a large audience greeted Rev. Dr. John
ston at the Second Presbyterian church
Wednesday night. After brief open
ing exercises. conducted by Rev.
Donald Guthrie, pastor Of the
church. the nature and object OF
the meeting were exer med. The lecture
was primarily intended by the Huguenots
Society for the members Of the Second
church. but friends from other churches
We're welcome to come. The lecture was
intended TO strengthen Presbyterians I'm
their loyalty to their own Church by
knowing something Of the fundamental
principles of Presbyterianism. Or. John
ston delivered strong address Of over
an hour I'm length. 1t was logical and
fOrciblc. and easily followed by all pres
eut. The c8thOlicity OF Rev. Dr. HOge
was touched on, and his loyalty 90 his
own Church was referred TO. Nothing that
could offend the most sensitive member
OF any other church was 10 be- found IN
the lecture.
Dr. Johnston at the outset defined and
enlarged Oh the three great systems OF
national government eNisung pm the
wOrld-ylz., mOuarchical, democratic. and
republican. In the irst-named the power
10 govern rested In the hands OF one I'm
a democracy the people governed through
specially instructed deputies, who gov
Germ used I'm the classic sense-the nation
is governed by specially endowed men.
chosen By the people, who rule according
to their judgments. Independent Of any
instructions received. In the ecclesiastical
world these three forms of government
are represented as follows: The mon
archy. by the Roman Catholic Anglican.
and Episcopal churches; the democracy
by the Congregational or Independent
Church: the republic. 10y the Presbyte-
uan Church The lecturer took the posi-
ton that Prosbyterianism represented the
Scrirtural form of government and that
n vogue I'm the Apostolic Church. Tie
mentioned the three fundamental prin-
ciples of Presbyterian government as fol-
lows: %. one governing order, some
times called "presbyters" and sometimes
bishops" CD Government by parliament
tary courts. composed of 'presbyters."
duly chosen and elected. CD 4 Hierarchy
cf church courts representing and en-
b0dying the idea Of unity.
The lecture throughout was listened 10
with intense interest. and before the sing
ing of the closing hymn Mr. Guthrie, I'm
behalf OF the HuguenOt Society and the
CONGREGATION, thanked Or. Johnston for
his able, instructive, and inspiring lee
fuwp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
PETERSBURG NOTES.
Mortunry Report-WiH PrObnted--
Briefs.

PETERSBURG, VA, January 26.-(spe-
cial)-1Irs. shaefer. wife Of Mr.. w.
shaefer, manager Of the satchel depart
ment I'm Stewards Trunk Mandatory,
died last night, after a brief Illness. She
was taken sick last Saturday with grip,
which developed into pneumonia. The
remains were this evening sent to Brook
lyn. ~ Y. the former home Of the fam
fly.
The report of the health officer shows
that during the month ending to-day 81
deaths occurred I'm Petersburg-l7 among
the white and IS among the coored popu-
latiOn. OF those who died Z were under
the age Of years and l6 over 30. Number
of non-resldents inferred In the city GEM
eteries during the month, Z.
A large number Of teams, 10 be used in
work on the Richmond Petersburg and
Carolina railroad were taken through
the city to-day.
InvitathS-s have been received by
friends here 10 the marriage. I'm New
York city, on the evening Of February
Sth. OF Miss Alice Lyell Jones. daughter
OF Captain stephen w. Jones. 20 Mr.. VIII
liam Hodges Mann. Jr. The bride and
groom-to-be both formerly resided In Pc
tersburg. where they have host OF at
tached friends.
The will Of Aaron Kadden has been adj
rnitted 10 probate in the Clerks Office
here. II bears date June y, 1897. After
directing the payment OF all his just
debts. the testatOr leaves each Of his
children a small sum Of money, and the
remainder of his estate in fee simple 10
his wife He asks that the Court shall
not require any qualification on or APP
praisement OF the estate; but II such
should be deemed necessary, he appoints
his wife executrix, without bond. The
value OF the estate is not known, but IL
is said 20 be quite large.
Mr. John w. Hawkins and Mrs. Edward
Bowles. both Of this city, were married
in Richmond this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
4 beautiful Pipe.

Mr.. X. d. Urquhart. Of Saltyille,. Wash
ington county, who rivals the claim Of
cab Maddux 10 being the biggest, the
bcst-knowu. the joNiest, and the most
popular travelling man on the road IN
Virginia. was at New FOrd's last night.
Tie was exhibiting TO his friends a beau
tIfm pipe which was given TO him the
other dav by q Norfolk friend. 1t is one
of the handsOmest and cOstiiest made.
Tho howl and stem are Of solid amber.
with gold mountings and the bowl IS
lined with mcerschaum. lie will smoke
it on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
T,c second Regiments Property.

Major Price. the muster-out officer Tor
the Virginia regiments. has been very
brsilv engaged for the past ten days in
specting and having packed up the pro
,,lrt,, 81 the Second Virginia.
The work Is nearly completed. When
0riebed the property VIII be sent 10 the
,,iit"rv depot The work involved I'm
eettine' the property ready to be turned
I'm is very great. and Tor week M "a ,,.
hiarket Kan. where il Is stored.
In a short time the property condemn
"a ,,,ili be offered at auction by Major
price That which cannot be sold VIII be
burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
A Candidate for the senate.

t0rney T.. V. Cogbll. Of Chesterfield, viii
be candidate for the State Senate from
the Sixteenth District. composed OF the
counties OF POWhatan, GOOchland and
Chesterfield. The district is now repre-
sented by Mr.. William NJ. Flanagan Mr..
Flanagan Is a Republican. Mr.. CogbilPs
friends think his nomination would cause
the district 10 send n Democrat 20 tho
Senate. Mr.. Cogbill has for several years
served as member OF the State Demo-
cratic Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
In OIden Times

people overlooked the importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that II IS generally known that Syrup OF
Figs VIII permanently overcome habitual
constipation. well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives. which act for a
time. but finally iujurs the system. Buy
the genuine. made by the California Fig
SVrnn Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
viraIninns in Richmond.

,furnbv's-Alfred Clay, Norfolk; G..
p, a uv MItp"'c harlottesville J. W smart
n IA " Vie diS Chesterfield county; X. y Bal
, lnu VIZ University OF Virginia; George
i ~ 'IIln.oi,in. Norfolk. X. ID. Urquharh
Saltville ,r,l,,,as ctolxes Nor
eoit. William c. Carringlon. l.ynchburK
Rawles snffoIk; n. Matthews. Iunen-
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
A Musical Tea.

The st. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tors and Sons. assisted by its auxiliary
of young girls, viii give musical tea,
with recitations. ar the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Il Brown Tonight at
$50 O'Clock
The prosramme is a very attractive
one The proceeds viii be devoted solely
10 relieving the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
OVERDUE VESSEL
Arrives at Newport News-A Poiiti-
cal Club banquet.

cal tiuD DuhVuct'
NEWPORT NEWS, January B.-(Spe-
clal)-The British steamship ST. Enoch,
Captain owen, Of the Phoenix Line. Vlr-
ginia Service. arrived in port this morning
from Antwerp, one week overdue. The
vessel experienced terrible weather but
sustained no damage whatever. She was
locked two hours after her arrival and IS
now dscharging import cargo.
The Newport News Democratic Club,
gave its third annual banquet at Moss
Hall tonight. A number OF the friends
OF the club members were present.
This club was one OF the first free silver
organizations In the state ana the mem
hers say they will stick by the issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. PC. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. 20. 1893
ARRIVED
Steamer Yemassee. " Nell, PHILADELPHIA.
merchandise and passengers: Clyde Line
steamer Pocahontas, Graves, NoTIOIA,
merchandise and passcngcrs Nirginl3
Navigation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. Is
By teiegrsnh)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Sydmonton, Galveston.
Steamer st. EnOch. Antwerp.
Barge Fawn. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Sydmonton, Antwerp.
Schooner william H. Bailey New ia
ven.
Barge West Virginia. Providence.
Barge City or Atlanta, New Haven.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. %. 1870.
By teiegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor.
folk; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. N6rs
folk; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

performed their duties very gracefully.
Not the least pleasant feature OF the
wedding was the large number Of magni-
ficent presents received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left on the 6:26
train for the North, followed by the
best wishes Of their many friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

A letter from Wilcox Wharf Charles
CITY county. states that Judge Isaac II
Christian has been quite III. lis huih mn,
rous friends throughout virginia WI
however. be glad to learn that ne Is rap
Idly recovering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

Orders for printing sent TO the Dis
patch Company Will be given prompt at
tention. and the style Of work and prices
will be sure 10 please you.
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and End Sales.
SAMPLE ROCKERS,

SLIGHTLY scratched or rubbed on ends.
$50 Cobble-Seat oak Rocker 75c.
geo Cobble-Seat Mahogany Rocker,
e. cobble-ssat oak Rocker. Si.0s.
B Large Oak Cane-Seat Rocker 81 Nd.
sS25 C0bbe-seat Fancy Rocker, -.
I s. Morris Chair. 10 close. -
] $3.50 Morris Fancy Coucn. Eto.
Niil-ends of Gne Madras Cioth' TOT
shirts and ladies' waists, lie.
value, for q Use. "a yard.
80 yards Best &c. Indigo Blue and Gray
Calicoes. for 2 Use. yard.
Mill ends OF Batlste and Plaid Il. X,
regular 10 1-2c value. for 1-sc. yard.
200 yards Black and White Outing Cloth
for Use. yard
Damaged Apron Bingham for
Use. n yard. ---~- F-~e
Sea Island Percales, I'm light and dark
colors u l-Zc. value, for Sc. yard.
s and .l0o- Flannellettes 20 DO closed out
ALL REMNANTS OF DOMESTIC
PRICE. including Calcoes. Bleached
and Unbleached Cottons. Percales. and
Flannellettes.
Remnants OF Yard-wide Unbleached
Jeans for 3 ESQ. yard: Sc. value.
3 dozen Boys' 25c. Golf Cnps, Navy
Blue and MIXED cheviots, few
sizes missing, TO close 123c.
CURTAIN-ROOM.
80 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. 40
and 81 qualities, / and pairs OF a
kind, 10 close 81 pair
odd pairs $ Nottingham Lace Curtains,
soiled. So so.
500 yards Remnant Tinsel and silkolino
Draperies. 10 and u l-2o. qualities. for
51-2c. yard.
Remnants Dotted Muslin. large and
small designs, TO close Z Use. yard.
10 singie-Bed blankets. sire 6oxs0,
were G0c., TO close soc.
Crochet Bedspreads. soied. 19c.
8 White Crochet Spreads extra size,
Marseilles patterns, sold for 81, so,led.
G0c
10 pairs 50 and $40 Blankets. pure Cali
forna wool, PA and lS-4. soiled,
Four So Imported black Prims
Donna Corsets, size Is, 10, 81, and
~ only. As the assortment IL In
complete, they viii be closed out
at 81.
10 Warmers Nursing Corsets, coralins
boned shoulder straps, Sizes Is. 10. 20
%. 25, %. o. %, % AMI 30, enc each
size, sold for SIZE, TO close 81.
ART GOODS.
% Stamped Damask Ccntrepieces. Is and
2O-inch, slightly soiled, &c each.
10 Colored BrOcatelle Cushion Tops, sold
for 6c., mussed, Toe. each.
q Stamped Denim Cushion Tops, 10c.
each.
10 Tinted and Embroidered Table Covers,
fringod 1Gc. each.
INCOMPLETE SHOE ASSORTMENT.
1876 pairs Ladies' s. and $3.50 Shoes. sizes
!. 2, 9. 31-2. and s. Il, G., and ID last,
remnant price St0S.
Is pairs Misses 81 Kid Button Shoes,
sizes Is and 10 - only, 4Dc.
ODDS AND ENDS OF CHIyAwA1E.
/ lot Decorated Salad Bowls, l5c., worth
soc.
l lot Decorated English China Tokers,
worth CSC. for 12c
10 dozen Decorated Bread and Butter
Plates, Sc. each
10 Odd Decorated Meat Dishes were
% and 4Oc for t5c. each
Odd Decorated Sugar Dishes, were 3gc.,
for I5c.
odd Butter Dishes. were 39c. Tor I5c.
GLASSWARE.
l lot Odd Bowls. Preserve Dishes, and
Plates. for 3C. choice
GrOund-Glass Tumhlers for lOc.
! lot Glass Mugs Be- each.
GRiNITEWARE.
1-quart Tipped Sauccp1ns. Be-.
squat stow Kettles. %.
6-oulrt Gr9nite-Iron Tea Kettles worth
3Jc. for zoe.
Glanite-lron salt and Pepper Shakers,
&c. each
Granite-irOn Dippers. Be
lO-quart REFINED Dish Pans, Zoe.
8-inch Pie-Plates. for &c
Oblong REFINED Bread Pans. Be.
-.
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r.prrs, NECI<WEAR.

ooo nieccs Necl<wear including Fancy
chiffon and Lace Point Pun Ties. six
Stocks: Cream Point dEsprit, yaru7
long; Pleated Ends and orBanuiS
Scarfs. lace trimmed NOT a one solu
less than &c, many at Sl0' ciosihb-
out price 25c.
JEwELRY ODDS AND ENDS.
ladies' G-Karat Gold Heavy-Carved
Jewelled Rings, set in amythest' en-
eralds garnets, etc, remnant price
Iot Roman Cuff Links. remnant price
Sc. .air. ~. C,,,,,hs,
epeciallv for elderly ladies, remnant
price &c. worth Doc. go r,.,,-,.,,
3 Extra-Heavy $3.50 Hlgh-PolshSd'
Genuine Tortoise-Sheu Hair COMBS
remnant price 81.
Pntent-Back Roman Plate stu"s'
three In n set; remnant price, &C.
81 Colored Enamelled opera Glasses. OF
the celebrated "Chevalier de Paris
make. in leather cases, remnant price
sIo5
Extra-Iarge Magnlfying Reading
Glass worth $780, remnant price
INFANTS WEAR.
- Infants 35c. silk Caps at i5c. ,
Il Infants soc. Embroidered China SIX
Caps at 25c.
q Infants $50 Long Cream Cashmere
Cloaks. embroidered cape and skirt
to close. 2Jc
il Mattresses 25c. Fancy Caps. sc.
Z Chidren's $50 White and Fancy
Eiderdown Coats, slightly soiled, rem
nant price zoe.
LADIES' SUITS, COATS, &c.
Newest-Cut .Ail-Wool Tan Kersey
jackets. sizes 81 to A, were $3.50, rem
Misses $40 ATWOOD Suits. in Blue
Green. and Brown, Jackets taueta
lined. 20 close. 81.
8 Ladies' Blue and Black ATWOOD serge
suits, were $3.50 remnant Iist price go" -
trimmed. 25c
2 Black $40 MOhair Underskirts, win
deep ruffle. SioO.
Ladies $50 Gray and Blue Eiderdown
Dressing SaCques, ribbon ana frog
trimmed. remnant price 11c.
IA Light Blue Knit Underskirts, ioc.
x BLACK. Red. and Gray Atwood g
Skirt Patterns. $l.13.
/: Black and Tan 81 Jackets, large size
to close. Csc.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
z Children's 1gc. White Merino Pants
each. sc.
81 Chiidren's 75c. Medicated Red F1an-
mel Vests, Pants, and Drawers, broken
sizes each. SOC.
- ladies' 81 and SL25 Norfolk and New
Brunswick Pants, sizes 4 and o. each'
o Ladies' 81 ATWOOD Nredicated Red
Flannel Vests and Pants, sizes 30, ~,
80. A., and A., each, GDc.
IT Ladies' 81 Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. each. soc; sizes 30. %. and ~.
SAMPLE MATTRESSES.
scticd on ends, In our show
rooms.
$50 Double Mattress. 81.
I - Double Mattress. Si.25.
I 1926 Double Mattress. $50.
$3.50 Double Mattresses. $50.
/ a. Fibre and Hair Mattress, 81.
! 81 Fibre and Hair Mattress, $50.
/ so Hair Mattress. $3.50.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
10 Ladies' Sl50 Fine Muslin Undersklrts,
extra width, wide umbrella ruffles OF
fine embroidery sOiled. SOC.
- pairs Ladies' 49c Good Muslin Draw
ers. tucks and embroidery, ruffie, soil
ed 3Dc.
Ladies' Good Muslin Gowns, cambria rur-
ne. embroidery. Insertion, sold a $50,
remf ant price go.
CARPET REMNANTS.
FOL Remnants 7Jc. ATWOOD Ingram Car
pets. TO close SOC.
] Remnant Best MOquette Carpet. 10
yards. 10 close soc
| Remnant Wilton Velvet Carpet. usu-
ally $.1O. 10 close SOC.
81 Smyrna SIPS Rugs, fringed ends, COx3J
inches. 00c.
q zoe. Cocoa Door Mats. 35c.
10 rolls 4oc. Jap, Mating. carpet pat
terms, roc. yard.
ss sl; ;JtSsei i;5' : Z
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CARPET REMNANTs.

f01 Remnants 7Jc. ATWOOD Ingram Car
pets. 20 close SOC.
] Remnant Best Moquette Carpet 10
Yards. 10 close SOC.
Remnant Wilton Velvet Carpet. usu-
ally $40. 20 close soc
81 Smyrna SIPS Rugs, fringed ends, C0x3)
inches. 60c.
q zoe. Cocoa Door Mats. 3jc.
70 rolls 40c. Jap. Mating, carpet pat
terms, 25c. yard.
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HAPPINESS vs.. MISERY.

.t- CHARCOTs TONIC TABLETS,
T. great Partisan remedy. Is a guaran-
.lio for the Drink Habit. Also
business and Melancholy caused by
Indulgence. 10 destroys the APP
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wedge OF the patient where neces-
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REMNANTS HOSIERY.

50 pairs Ladies' &c Black Dropstitch
Hose and Colored-Top Hose, loc.
pair
Small lot Chlldren's Xxi Ribbed Hose,
lgc. kind. for i3c. pair
Childrca's Black and White All-Wool
Hose. sell ~ and &C., 10 close Zoe.
pair.
70 pairs Infants p 1-2c. Atwood Hose,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

At O'Clock this morning the advance
sale Of seats and boxes Will commence
for the engagement on next Monday ana
Tuesday AT the Academy of Music of the
original KlaW d Erldnger and B. -.
Stevens's Comic opera Company in Sou
sa's greatest march opera, THE Bride
Elect" Many theatre parties have been
formed. and a rush b. anticipated al me
sale AS the local and out-of-town inqui-
lies for seats have kept the attaches OF
the box office busy for more than week
answering questions.
The opera is making a triumphant tour
of the South. after having appeared be
fore crowded audiences I'm Chicago. ~.
Louis, and other large western cities.
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SECRET SERVICE POORLY PLAYED.
The Company Late Arriving and
Gives Weak Performance.

Secret Service was presented at the
Academy last night by a company that,
with one or two exceptions, was entirely
Incapable. The fact that the company
did not arrive here until o'clock al
night, after making a long Jump and
We're therefore thoroughly tired out, may
have accounted i'm some degree for the
almost lifeless manner in which the piece
was produced. but even under the most
favorable circumstances. the roles could
not have been done justice TO in the
hands of the caste. The curtain was not
wng up until after Q o'clock.
There was another large crowd present
at the BijOu last night, that evidenced
its pleasure by frequent applause. The
entertainment was for the benefit Of the
Virginia Hospital All Of the acts Were
pleasing especially those of Duffy Saw
telle and Duffy the Raymond Musical
Trio. and Grant and Norton. There Will
be the usual performance tonight, ana
the ladies' and children's matinee to-
morrow.
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rs pairs Ladies' Fast-BIncis Hose,
70. mir.

lot Chlldren's Zoe. Seamless Ribbed
Hose. q I-4c. pair.
"a pairs Ladies' ID and y l-2c. Colored-
Top Hose. soiled. o.. pair.
p pairs Boys lie. Bicycle Hose, sizes
and only, zoe. pair.
! lot Remnants Black and COlored silks,
that sold at 50 and 7jc. a yard, choice
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
WHITE GOODS REMNANTS.
SHORT ENDs DREss GOODS.

3 pieces Cnme's-Ilalr Pure Wool Piaids,
nobby styles. lovely color c0mbina-
lions. worth 50c. for 81 lie.
4 designs Bright COlors German Plaids.
% inches wide. elegant effects. worth
J0c.. FOR 10 7-sc. yard.
2 pieces Small Plaids. for children's
wear. Regular y lie. grade, to-day
7I-2C.
colors Rich Wool-Faced Brocade. 20
inches wide, sold &c. to-day - tic.
IS Remnants COl0red Dress Stuffs, -
10 7-yard cuts. embracing patterns for
waists, separate skirts, or children's
dress. nice variety of colors, at rem
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