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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
The Sanitation of Habann.
Mew York Times)

The appearance Of iyph0id-fever in Cen
eral Ices camp at Habana is In itself an
indictment OF somebody. Who that some
body is nobody who has followed the story
Of the war in Cuba and OK the subsequent
proceedings needs 10 be told. Two months
ago the Spaniards left the island, and LETT
upon us the whole responsibility Tor us
future sanitary condition. What It's past
sanitary condition has been we know. IL
has been "A nursery and breedlng-ground
Of pestilence which has been sent out year
after year 40 work its ravages elsewhere.
our government took the first step to-
ward Improvement when il sent down a
skilled and practical sanitaran 70 report
what needed to be done in order to put
the Cuban capital in "A safe sanitary
state. Waring lost his own life I'm inyes-
tigating the hygienic conditions Of Ha-
bans. His report has been before the
government and the country for months.
What has been done toward acting upon
il? Absolutely nothing. An American
politician working American political
methods. managed 20 get from the local
authorities OF Habana concession for
setting the place i'm order But the cir
cumstances in which the concession was
procured made it very uncertain whether
the physical scandals Of Habana would
be dispeled By the method adopted. and
very certain that moral scandals OF as
great gravity would be added to them.
The last official act Of General Castellanos
was to Quash the scheme that would
have subjected him TO grave suspicious
if il had secured his assent.
Ii the sanitary conditions Of Habana
are not improved nothing is more Ger
tain than that the unacclimated Ameri-
cans stationed there will presently be
perishing by scores and hundreds. Yet
nothing has been done TO protect them
There is every reason 10 believe that
nothing has been done because the politi-
clans whose assent was necessary 10 do
Ing anything have not been satisfied
where they. or thsir henchmen and de-
pendents, would come in Yet day by
day the sickly season IS coming nearer.
Day BY day the danger or the cloacas
and cesspoOls Of Habana is becoming
more imminent Already IL appears that,
IN a camp Of our own formation and con-
Quoted from the beginning under our own
auspices. there has appeared the typhoid
fever. which is recognized by all experts
10 be a preventsble nth disease. Instead
Of cleaning the cloacas Of Habana, We
are adding 20 them.
ANY American soldier who die in Ha-
bana OF a prcyentable filth disease will
die a sacrifice 10 official incompetency
and negligence II is proper TO fix be-
forehand the responsibility for massa-
ere which now seems 10 be imminent
Algerism has not yet had its perfect
work. our humane and benevolent Presi-
dent. who has thus far sustained in office
the RECONCILIATION OF small politics in the
management Of the army. cannot avoid
his own ultimate responsibility for what
is already happening and for the worse
things that our administration OF affairs
is inviting 10 happen in Ilabana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
TUOOP-TR WRECKED.
Four Cars Thrown Down nm En-
baulSmcnt-Escnpc MiracuIous

TUPELO, MISS, March The Mobile
and Ohio train bearing homeward the
Second Battalion OF the Second Missouri
Volunteers. from Albany. Ga, where they
were yesterday mustered out Of service,
was wrecked two miles south OF this
place this morning. -Four cars. i'm which
the soldiers We're seated, jumped the
track. and were precipitated down an
embankment. There the third car from
the engine was "a total wreck. ana from
us appearance. the escapes were miracu-
ious. Sixteen were more or less injured.
me injured were Immediately taken
from their perilous position by their more
fortunate comrades Gensral-Managor
Carroll and other officials Of the road. are
at the scene OF the wreck. and doing all
n their power 70 relieve the suffering.
The wreck has not yet been removed.
and no trains are running. through pas
senger trains 40 over the Kansas City,
Memphis and Birmingham road @ Aber-
deem. and return 20 the main line over q
branch from there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
l.. rsonaIs and Briefs.

Mr.. William b. Radcliffe is critically III
AT his residence on Floyd avenue.
Mr.. Ro. f. Holstead, who has been quite
sick with the grip for two weeks is able
to be out again.
Mr.. Emanuel Raab was taken suddenly
IN wednesday His condition ~as some
what improved last night
There will be an important meeting =, OIL
Richmond Lodge, No. 42S, l. q. u 10
tonight at Lee Camp Hall
Mr. William +. Fletcher has been sue
cessfullv operated on at the Johns HOP
kins Hospital Baltimore ana iIonh ''''
reports was doing well.
Mr.. william Boiling. of Valley tenla,e
c-ra,,ory Wavnesboro. came down to at
tend the Rosenthal concert, stopping
' svnT here with Mr.. Ernest Lee Boiling
i0i7 FLOYD avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Thomas Nelson Pages tribute TO
Kipiinw.

written az II +. ~ sunday night
WASHINGTON. February editor
oChlcago) Times Herald. Rudyard Zip
lino's death would be the greatest blow
tbat letters among the English-speaking
neonle could sustain. lie b. not only easl-
~ the first man writing English at this
time. but IS the man who gives most
nromise for the future. Should he die
England and America would lose the one
who gives the greatest hope for our Tune
the one who gives promise OF being the
equal Of the greatest writers or any time.
IL is not for him we need mourn ms
fame is secure already, and ms passing
away at his time would be almost an
apotheosis-a man hardly I'm his thlrtlea
croWned with the alteration OF two ma
,iops The history OF letters has hardly
any paraIel. Lord ByrOn's case seems TO
me nearest it. But Kipling has the per
sonal devotion as well as the admiration
for his genius Almost any halt-dOzen
~ his stories would be enough 10 give
forne To a writer-to make him star-put
H., is a heaven full Of stars. They almost
dfro,oed each other by their multitude
Tho author OF Without Benefit Of
clergy" .The Man Who Would BE King
and Of "The Jungle Books" has fixed him
SELF I'm literature, and his place Is among
the highest.
II is for ourselves we should mourn
SbouId he live none can tell what he may
accomplish He may By the time he Is
40 change as readily as Scott did from
noetrv and Thackeray from sketches, ana
ike them give us in great series or novels
a world as new and rs great as they gave
ms There seems no limit 10 his powers
Ae he may be the greatest novelist Of the
coming century. so be may bee the greatest
noet. He is one OF the writer's who make
ms proud that We are Of the same blood
lie has wrought IN a sad sincerity he
has written the epic Of manhood. he has
welded the bonds OF the English-speaking.
interviewing peoples. and TWO nations
are hanging over his bed praying for his
recoverv. THOMAS NELSON PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
GIGANTIC COFFIN TRUST.
One VIII Have TO Die at Once to
Die ChcapIy.

CLEVELAND, o., March "A special
TO the Plaindealer from Upper Sandusky.
o., says:
"A gigantic casket trust is now forming.
and, should expectations be realized. one
dying three months after this date viii
do 50 at a greater expense than now.
MANY of the factories have been run
ming at little or no profit. because Of cut
rates. il is said, and prices Will be raised
Immediately after the organization Of the
trust"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
AID TO LOOKING BACKWARD.
4 Device which Enables One to Cut
tiynte Hindaight.
Uhiladeluhia Record

IT UTIiltI IIIITu Ttf-OI W
The post-visusl reflector is the latest
aid TO jockeys. 1t IS an arrangement OF
adjusted mirrors which enables the
wearer to see everything occurring with
In a certain range behind his back with
out turning his head.
The device will be useful TO oarsmen
and bicyclists as we'll as 10 jockeys ana
drivers For the latter the post-yisual
renectors are fastened 10 the bows OF a
pair Of big spectacles fitted with clear
glasses Of no magnifying power. Inc
glasses are intended as mud-guards, to
protect the eyes from dirt thrown up
jv the horses flying feet. The little re-
Electors are fastened above the glasses
aud set at an angle which brings the
fun width of a race track Tor a distance
Of 100 yards within clear range OF
Ii.inn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
FOG CAUSES \ COLLISION.
One Killed and Two Injured In n
Chicago SuDerb.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The heavy fog
which overhung the city to-day was in
directly the cause Of a head-on collision
between two freight trains on the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad at Blue
Island avenue. which resulted in the death
of one man and the injury of two others.
The dead-Herman Schombcrg, 50 years
old, crushed 10 death and buried under
the debris of the wreck.
The injured-John Dwyslin, legs crushed
and internal injuries. probably fatal. Au-
gust Tucrgcssey shoulder dslocated and
head cut; taken TO hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
EGGS Ar S1.GO A DOZEN.
shipment OF IL Thousand Dozen for
Iiabann.

SAVANNAH GA, March "a dealer
in this city has just shipped 1OOO dozen
eggs TO Habana. for which he will receive
SlG0 per dozen. The order came before the
blizzard and the egg famine. At the time
eggs in Habana were worth cents each.
The freeze cut off the supply, and the
dealer cabled that he could not fiji the
order at less than $l60 a dozen. The reply
came back to ship them any way. 1t is
said he paid around 30 and 10 cents per
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
plan for Partition of samoa.

LONDON. March 2-heplyins to a
. ia an the Samoan situation in the
I I,'sa ~ Commons to-day, the Parlia-
Ilouso Secretary Of the Foreign Ofiice,
nv pish, Hon. William 81. John Brod-
're I'd no formal proposition for the
'.'e.t.,,o,, of samoa had been made by any
Power. Negotiations were proceeding be
tween the three Powers Interested re-
smelling the recent disturbances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03

70 Learn Your Duty" giving explicit d.
rections for guidance OF sinner and Chris
tlan IN solving this all-important problem.
Inc audience was evidently in full SYM
pathy with the speaker. and there is
every evidence OF spiritual interest per-
Nadlng those In attendance. Services wal
De held again tomorrow evening at
o'clock. when Rev Mr.. Sweeney Will
preach, taking for his subject. "Ihe Be
ginning Of the Gospel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
MEMS PANTS.

Tho kind the men buy at double these
prices. Any pair you bay here TO day Will
De taken back and money refunded II the
man doesn't like them.
zSc. Navy Blue Cheviot Pants.
aSc. Black CheviOt Pants.
bSc. Brown Mixed Worsted Pants.
5Sc. Blue Mixed Worsted Pants.
SSc. Heavy Weight WOrsted Pants.
ssc. Blue and Gray Mixed Pants.
oSc. Pure Wool Hair Lane Pants.
0sc. Solid Black WOrsted Pants
J. 4S An-Wool Cheviot Pants.
As Atwood Cashmere Pants
15S Scotch Plaid Cheviot Pants.
% All-WoOl Cashmere Pants.
% Atwood Hair line Pants.
us Red and Gray Mixed Worsteds.
Littlest prices known-tbe Furnishing
Departments wants to close out small lots.
&c. Colored sink Band Bows.
zoe. for J0c. Ascot Ties.
I9c. pair Canton Flannel Drawers.
8Sc. for s.. 90 Wool Sweaters
ZiLc. FOR Heavy Mixed SOx.
I2i1c. for Soc Jersey Gloves
I7c. for silk Stitched SUBSCRIBERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
A Always changing
JEWElRY COUNTER.

Fridays Oat-oi- Reason sale Aeeps as
sortment always new,
5Dc. for Rosary Beads were N.oo.
4 90 for Rosary Beads, real Mother-of-
1 90 Pearl were 500 ana -.
zoe. slides for Neck and Belt, CUT
Zoe. steel and jeweked.
zoe. Tor Ingersolls 81 Watch.
-, All the odds and ends Silver Hat
zoe. and Bonnet Brushes, were up
POE. 10 zoe.
10. gterlng silver. articles wonderful.
2c Jewelled Hat Pins loo. ones
De Large Photo Medallion, glass
&c broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
NASSAU COLE ToURN AMENT,
Scmi-Finals To lie Played To-Day
Finals DO-MOrroW.


Finals gO-HOrrow.
NASSAU, y. F., Marcel THE annual
tournament OF tho Florida East-Coast
Golf Club opened here to-day under the
most favorable auspices. Some forty
players entered. and the morning and
afternoon have been devoted to qualify
ing play Of thirty-six holes, medal play
Eighteen holes were played during the
morning and eighteen in the afternoon
The semi-fnals will be played tomorrow
and the finals on Saturday.
The following players qualified: Wat
son, Hubbard. Marshall Brown. Allen.
Merrill, dollhouse, Musgrove, johnson,
Sanborn, Clutsam. Clark, Murphy, Minott,
Pease and Olmstead.
Watson won the qualification cup The
following won the FIST round: Hubbard,
Johnson, Olmstead Watson, Clutsam
dollhouse, Merrill. and sanborn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Iese lIuieste.
indianapolis Journal)

indianapolis Journal)
IL was twilight in Berlin.
Good evening, Herr Police Officer"
said the citizen.
come with me-" was the pOi.ccGan's
answer.
"Donnerwetter! Was ist losy' cried the
astonished citizen.
You that IL Is evening assumed have,
when the Emperor not dinec has, yet al
Indy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
mEsrEWs COTTON REPORT.
Month of February BEHIND Last
Years February $4,000 BALES.

- y "
NEW ORLEANS. March 2-Secretary
i..fars New orleans Cotton Exchange
r.ftment. issued to-day. shows that the
month ~ February is behind last years
February in round figures $4,000 bales,
.. ahead of year before last 1900 bales.
... fotal for February was 5is.l& bales
sa.u5i se3 3n bales last year, and 4S5,635
year before last
Ite movement from the lst Of Septem-
'r To The close Of February shows re-
Hts of 72GO6l bales. against 7,s40 SIS
ta'Ds last year: southern mill-takings.
exclusive Of quantity consumed at south
en- outports. 1895 bales. against 7H7lS
bales last year. and interior stocks. In
excess ~ those held at the commence
ment o. the season. S5OS5S bales against
s@05 bales last year The total amount
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
SENSATIONAL SILK SELLING
Ia. IrIduxfs MANN

d5c. for Satin Duchease. Brocnde Stripci
A5c. Novelties, Plain Satins, silks thai
dSc. sold for 81 ana 81. -. when not IN
doe. remnants.
zoe. for 81 q and u. % silks from whole
Joc piece. ANYBODY will recognize the
7Oc. grand qualities. % different pat
TBc. terms. .
2nc SILK Serge5 for SKIRTS Tor lphiAA
2o,. ash FOR the Jlr silk selling al 20.
GOc. for Sl& Imported Moroen Skirt
O9c. ings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Doctor Lempriere's Tribute 10 Rev
DIR. IlOge.
ST. Johns College. oxford, England
Esbruarv I'd fsug

ST. Johns College. oxford, England
February % 1899.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
have to-day seen the notice Of the
deatb OF nv dear friend DR.. Hoge. l had
the honor Of his personal friendship du-
ring his visit to England, and as l resided
i'm iS72-'73 I'm Virginia. had frequent
onnortunitv or knowing how valued he
90 I'm his own country. Ny object now
is 10 testify how much he was appre-
clated in this | was present when ne
met the Archbishop Of Canterbury ana
select body of churchmen Of England al
the National club. in Whitehall, London
where he delivered an address. which
- unanimously esteemed admirable
and received the hearty sympathy OF al
present. / feel bound 10 ADJ my tesu-
monv 10 the sincere regard and affection
81, tor hin, bv his own cOuntrymen, ana
10 sympathize with their loss.
Yours faithfully,
CHARLES LEMRPIERE. d. {. J."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Turkeys Tracked by Dogs.

The Wild turkey In tho Ozarks Is now
hunted with a slow tracking dog and
whole fiocks are often killed In this way
Till the trained dog was employed 20 fol-
low UP the wary bird this game fowl
could baflie the most skilful hunter. Now
when dock Of turkeys is found the
sportsman has little difficulty. 4 good
dog will follow a turkey track that Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
BLACK DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS.

The more we accumulate the lower goes
the prices.
12f ready for selling to-day, also many
I2t small lots pieco goods,
] - Black Ntcpons, SIX iiAshou'
20 equal best So ana - klnas.
soc Bourette. Granite Cloth Crepons,
soc one piece each.
use Fic1uod Mohair8 I Ia yards wide,
zoe. most extraordinary bargains IN ths
zoe. entire house to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Free from Naturalization.

81. Louis GLOBE DemOcratJ
II Is claimed that the new Senator from
tha state of Washington cannot make a
speech. However. he does not differ I'm
mis- respect from most OF the other sena-
,ors who think they cGn make speeches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
.oIearn Your Duty"

The meeting being conduc'eu n,sn.S 80
'ch larger congregation last evening
Inn on wednesday. Rev. John sweeney
nrssched a powerful sermon on HOW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Hest OF All.

TO cleanse the system in gentle ana
truly beneficial manner wheh the spi.ne
time comes, use the true anu p e,,vN'
Manursctnred by the California Fig Syrup
comnanv only. and for sale by all drug
elsts at 20 cents per bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
HORRIBLE CRIME OF A MOTHER.
Gave Her Three children Poison and
Killed Herself.

PORTLAND, ORE, March AT Mon
tavilie, a suburb, Mrs. Laura Browning
aged 80. blew out her brains, after taking
Il dose Of laudanum and forcing her three
children, aged 10, Il. and 2, to drink the
drug. The two older children VIII prop
ably recover, but the 2-yesr-old chiid Is
likely 70 die. 1t is said that poverty
drove the mother insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
JAPAN'S CRACK WARsHIP.
Cruiser Chitose Turned over to Her
Future Commander.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, March 1.-THE
cruiser Chitose, built by the Union Iron
Works for the japanese Government. has
been formally delivered to Captain Saku-
raj who will be her future commander.
The vessel now flies the Japanese flag and
is considered the hnest snip IN lhe
Nrkado's navy. She has developed speed
OF 23.75 knots while manned by her own
iremen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
The Roof Caught Fire.

The roof OF an unoccupied one-story
frame house at No. S222 Lester street.
owned by Patrick Gray. caught fire last
night soon after . o'clock. and the de-
partment was called out The damage
only amounted TO about 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Dr. Menzel's Lecture.

Rev. Or. Paul L. Mcneil delivered the
sacond lecture on his recent trip to Pales-
tin. in the Sunday-school room OF St
Johns German Lutheran church last
evening. He was heard by the goodly-
sized audience with evident pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
ALL MATING
REMNANT .1Oc.

1Oc An Mating Remnants. are TO be
zoe. sold to-day. whether -1ac. and 6oc.
Toe. qualities.
;s5c. for Toe. Wool Carpet ten yards.
I5c for Soc. Cocoa Mating , ii yards.
25c. for bSc. Wool carpet. II IA yards.
. 80 for Sl5 smyrna Rugs. SKi yards;
2 0S for $3.50 MOquette Rugs. liza yards.
= 40 for 81 Drugget 3x2ia yards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Attended "a Meeting in Washington

Major T. r. ID. Myers. Hon. j. Taylor
Ellyson. and Judge William Josiah Beake
returned last evening from Washington,
whittier they had been IN attendance upon
tho Richmond. Fredericksburg. and Po-
tOnac railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
Vexo..r~efui.

philadelphia North American)
The magazine is empty9' announced
the orderly .,,.,,
ION. we'll" said the literary colonel. I'm
lust sit down and dash of two or three
campaign articles 90 MI up"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03

NEW YORK. March 2.-(special),-J. W
-, NJ" as,or. w. $. Forbes and wife
Waldorf Waldo J. T. Palmatory. MURRAY AL. nm
~ pune Gilsey: c. WORKMAN, Gilsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03

SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED
FURNITURE. go,
1 o. for q 50 Rocker. -
, 80 for "a 9 % Rocker.
q 30 for a 50 Bagdad Couch.
SAMPLE SALE FINE ROCKERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
MARRIAGES.

PORTER GCNN.-M Married. on Tues
34y. February %. 1870. az 2 o'clock p. NJ
MARGARET MAUD PORTER u
FREDERICK VEST QUINN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
AIDES SUIT DEPARTMENT

Closing out small lots.
3.oS for $50 Black Cloth SUIT. silk
, eS lined jacket.
2oc. for Ladies' 15c. Black and White
2Sc. Lawn Waists
2 so for Ladies' s4% Black Figured
2 80 silk Dress Skirts. perfectly made.
lee. for Bc. Gray Cloth Capes.
4 ID for Ladies s. ATWOOD Black
DO Mohair Undorskirts. accordion
% pleatcd ruffle
doc. a great lot OF Bright Fancy Plaid
foc. Undcrskirts. with deep Spanish
toc. fiounce, bought TO sell az 81. sale
acc. price soc.
Toe. sizes 4 20 14 years. Boys strong
1oc. TwiAed CheviOt Pants. actually
Zoe. have patent rubber waist bands
2 80 Buy suit for your boy now. all
80 The odds and ends OF "A manufac-
: 80 Juror. only fancy Suits FOR boys 3
: so 10 8 years, worth s.. 81 and s.. any
so at &5O.
ice. Chiidrens Shoes roc. kinds. but
Toe. sizes and years.
GOO. Boys Shoes s. Is kind. but sizes
0ec. ., 81 and 10 only.
5Sc. Ladies' Patent T4eoth Sandals,
75c. but sizes 3, 3ia and only.
Rush for the basement. A Bargain Sale
lndeed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
CHILE TO REDUCE ITS ARMY.

Proposes Also to sell Cruisers y"
Uncle sam.
VALPARAISO. March 2.-The Chlieah
war Office and the military authorities
have definitely decided to reduce the army
by 5000 men, The government 1t Is ru-
roorcd contemplate the sale OF seVerai
cr,,isers 10 the United states and Ecuador
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03

MANDER Died. Thursday afternoon
March q. 1899. 40 l2lj O'Clock, JENNIE
beloved wife " Henry Mandcr.
Funeral viii take place FRIDAY, Marcl
20. az { O'Clock, from Clay-sIeet MethC
asst Episcopal church.
Petersburg. Alexandria, FfederickfDuri
'GaJ and HolyOko Aiass) papers please
copy.
MURPHY.-Died last night. March >
$50. 40 9I5 o'clock, a. the residence o
his son-ln-law. Mr.. Peter e.. Martin. No
ss2s Williamsburg avenue, Dir. JOHN
MURPHY.
The funeral will take place from St
Patrick's church SATURDAY MORNING
az . o'clock. with requiem mass.
Albany o. -, Sing Sing On. 70, anc
West New Brighton. Staten Island O.. y,
papers please COPY.
ROBERTS DIED. in Baltimore. March
!. 1893 ELLEN NJ. ROBERTS. daughter
OF Martha T.. Roberts. OF Richmond. Va
Funeral from Seyenth-s,reet Christian
church TO-DAY, at T.. NJ. Friends ant
acquaintances are invited 10 attend.
orders FOR printing. sent 20 the Dis.
patch Company will b. given prompt a..
tention. and the style 81 work and prlces
will be sure 20 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-03
CURTAINS

Nussed littlc bit. You wont mind TIA bit.
use. Tor 80 and s. kind Lace Cur
zoe. tains ten pair, only Nottingham
T5o. STYLES.
19c. for Isaco Curtain StriVs.
05c. for Chenille Porters Strips 10
Doe. watch.
&C. Remnant Cretonns Golden Drep-
%. cry.
i&hc Embroidered and Dotted Cur
I2ac. tainS null remnants.