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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
IN OUR SISTER CITY.
VIEWS OF TUESDAY CLEANED oN
THE soUTH SIDE.
THE PAPER-TWISE COHplNY'S LOSS
II VIII BE Very Great from the lee
I'm the Riyer--Dr. Broaddus at Balm
hr,dg.-street Church-FunersIs of
Nr. Marshall and Nr. F1ournoy.

The damage to the plant Of the Man
chester Paper-Twine Company by the ice
will be very great-much larger than at
first supposed. The company had a force
Of men at the plant all day yesterday
cleaning up the debris, and every step
taken brought to light more clearly the
vast amount OF wreckage there IS IL VIII
not be possible before to-day 20 estimate
the loss in dollars and cents the company
sustains
Rev. ~ r. Broaddus. -. r.. Of Bristol.
Va, who Is the guest Of Mr.. r. c. Broad
dus. OF this city. will preach at the Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church this evening
at s o'clock. Or Broaddus is one OF the
most attractive preachers in the state.
TWO FUNERALS TO-DAY.
The funeral Of Mr.. William Marshall
who died at his residence. on Nineteenth
street. Monday afternoon. Will take place
this afternoon az $50 o'clock from Fifth
Street Methodist church. conducted hy
Rev. J. $. Wallace the pastor. Mr. Mar
shall had suffered n lingering Illness.
though but in the sd year Of his age lie
was the son Of Mr. Johnson r. Marshall.
and came % this city 20 live about twelve
years ago.
The last rites over the remains OF Mr..
J. IT, FlournOy will take place this after
noon nc O'Clock from the Cowardin-Ave-
nue. Christian church. conducted by Rev.
j. a. spencer. the pastor Both Inter
ments will be made in Maury Cemetery.
The funeral Of Edwin J. Jones. Jr, the
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Jones.
took place from the house. No ie east
H.. "a 1
o'clock Rev. j. A. Spencer conducted,tne
services.
SPENT \ PLEASANT EVENING.
Miss Emma Nuunaliv gave n very plea
SAINT entertainment 10 her young friends
no her residence. on McDonoush street
Monday evening The heet-footed hours
were spent I'm merry games.
Those present were Misses Berta Ro-
binson. Edna T0ncv Ruth Tardy, Evel-
Ism Sampson. Lillian Sampson. Mabel
Moody Esther Stradcr Annie Srader
Emma Nunnally; Masters Marshall Nun
nally. Meredith owen Charlie Angel i.u-
thor Wells, Ernest Robinson. Wayerl..y
Brown Chostioy TuneE Johnnie BfN.iI.
Leroy Latham. Ernest Farley. waiter
Wright Russell Hart
Announcement is made of the marriage
OF Miss Ifssie. daughter of Mrs NJ b.
Robertson. 20 att William D. Jenkins.
The ceremony win take place 600 Tuesday
afternoon February 2sth at $50 o'clock,
at the Presbyterian church.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Sir D. E williams has returned from n
visit to wilmington. DEL
Mrs a. a. Evans VINO has been ill, ~
very much improved. and be- now able TO
sit up.
rrH I N..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

total number Of manuscripts IN tne -
lection Of the society now numpeIs f.Jgs
l.e'. II was also reported tHal ~ . S-
n the Circuit Court Of AuglstA Una
had issued an order deposiuns .rsess
valuable papers with this society. III
papers (which are. OF course. n.id slo-
Jet 70 the orders Of the c0ar'l co,n-
pose the original grant 70 the atili'- =,
Beverley manor in Augusta eeuis,s , -
early plot made b. George NashllSss-n
when at Wuliarnsburg and some IN
teresting letters and other papers IN
gard 20 Elennerhasset and 70 the uuil-
ing % the University u Virginia, - y -
Inc following new members, We ~ Va.
ed. 3Ir. c. X. Quinby. wheeling. ~. -
Mrs. :. Morgan smith, Birmlils I'm, I'm
Ala: Mr.. J. p. White. Kansas titg, ~,
Mrs Fielding Lewis Williams. b s.lss,.,-
r T.: Nr. Armistead g. Gordon. S 5a..l
ton. va: Miss Rosa Freeman, DucN 81.
Ky: Mr.. G. ". Haskins New YORK 60
Ir Bayia o. Rodes. Danyille. ~ ~
Amanda Falls Danviile. n.y. sit. " =
Miller. B1mwen. ". Fa- Mr. Il. III
kins Merrill. Terre HaHte- lna., IL
Frank Fitzhugh. Galveston, TEX a.
Lewis Edwards. Tuxedo. y L. All7
Emma c. Anderson. Greenyiile. Me-,
Mrs J. B. Jones. Selma, All-' Ms59.
pnuhatau Ellis. Richmond. Mrs Miriam
" DonaiIv. Charleston. ". Va; Miss
Anne +. Harvie. Richmond; MI d.
Clark Ottumwa, Ia. Dir. Isaac " i, .-,l,
Washington. d. G.: MIS-. a VI, 49,
richmond Va. Mr. Lindsay FAIRFAX
New York; Dr. Daniel Morton. -; %
seph. No. Dir. John ". Henaon. Wa-n-
ington. u. c.. Mr.. u. NJ. Ninsann,tls
Omahe. Neb. and Mrs. POrua l. MOTIF
son. Farmvile Va
IN connection with the increase or mem
bershiu 20 IS very gratifying % note may
there have been 50 few losses ~ deah
or reclamation. 60. u
A committee. consisting or Messrs. D.
" ,forfo~d ana y. L. Traylor. was APP
nofntod 20 draft resolutions expressive on
mo los! experienced by The society ia
rho death ~ SIR. Barton II. Wise.
Rev. William Meade Clarke was eierltu
I'd. en- ga "a r.rrrf on the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
VIRGINIA historical SOCIETY.
Many Gifts Reported AT the Meeting
of the Executive Committee.

The February meeting of tna Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Historical So
ciety. adjourned from the 18th instant
vas held last night al the s0ciety's build
ing. Present: Messrs. Richardson du
the chain. Brooke, Valentine. Meredith.
james. Munford. Trayior. and Stsnard.
Among the books. &c. reported as re-
ceiSed during the past month were Re-
belllon Records Series H. Volume H.;
the New York Genealogical and Bio
graphical Record. lstc-ls4s. inclusive;
Genealogical Notes Relating 70 the Faml-
hes Of Hare Lloyd, Hutchinson, sc. Qre-
sented by Mr. An Hare HItcherson. Of
Philadelphia.
The secretary also reported the gift from
Lieutenant ". ". Glmer United states
navy Of headlight and metal cane from
the Spanish cruiser infanta Maria Te-
resz. which were taken nom her BY Lieu
tenant GilIuer at Cat island.
IN regard 20 the proposed printed cata-
loeue Of manuscripts, the secretary re-
ported that The number OF titles now IN
the card catalogue Of Mss. was ti5. and
that recently the Massle. Adams. and
other papers had been catal0gue,l. making
more than ~. additional! references. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

The greatest danger from "a grippe Is
or rs resulting 10 pneumonia. II reason
able care Is uss1 however. and Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy taken. al danger
viii o. avoided Among tne tens ~ thou
sands who have used this remedy for Ia
grippe We have yer 70 learn u single
case having resulted in pneumonia. Nhicn
shows coneiusiyely that this remedy Il 4
certain preventive on mat dangerous dis
ease. IL will cure IA grippe m less time
inan any 0tnsr treatment n IL pleasant
and safe " take. Tor sale 81 all drug
gis,s. &c lGsa, Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS HEGARDING IHE
RAPID INCREASE OT SENT
TROUBLES.
DO Not Be Alarmed. b. 49, for
the Cause.

Heart troubles. a. least among the
Americans. are certainly Increasing 8ud
while tHls may BE- largely due 90 the ex-
element and worry VI American business
Lfe. &c is more often tle result OF weak
atomachs ~ poor digestion.
Real organic dI8ea.s 81 lucufaDlei but
not one case ln hundred 0f heart frOu-
bic is organic.
The close relation between heart trou-
bic ana poor digestion i8 because both
organs arc controlled bY the same great
nerves. the Sympathetic and PuelmC-
gastric.
In another way. also the heart is az
fected BY the form W poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation from
half iigesled food There ~ a feeling W
oppression and neayineas in the chest,
caused By pressure N tho dlaten1ed STONE
ach On the heart and llngs interfering
with their action. hence arises DalDita-
ton and short breath
Poor digestion also Dolsons the blood.
making 10 thin and Watery. which lIrl-
tate8 alQ Wcakeus the heart.
The most sensible treatment Tor heart
trouble Is % improve tne digestion and o.
insure the prompt assimilation Of food
This can BE- done b. the regular use
after meals N some safe, pleasant, and
effective digestive preparation. ike
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which may be-
found az most drigstOres and which c0u-
tain valuable. harmless digestive ele-
ments in a pleasant. convenient form.
IL Is safe - say that The regular. per-
sistent use 81 stlarts Dyspepsia Tablets
al meal time viii cure any form u stDm-
ach trouble except cancer " tho stomach
Fuli-slzed package N these tablets sod
by druggists az ~ cents. Little book On
SO mach troubles mailed free. Address
+. A. stuart Company. Marshall hich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

hospital Mrs Edgar Taylor presided.
only routine business was transacted and
the meeting was adjourned until the Sc
cond Tuesday in March. II is hoped
that contributing ladies' may be added TO
this board. Work will not be asked OF
them.
Mrs. Bradley Johnson. Mrs. Frank
Male. Mrs. McCyiloch, Mrs. Matthew
Maury Mrs. Brodnax. Mrs. Perdlcton.
and the other ladies Of Mrs pu Vars
household will be at homo inftSknally on
next Thursday from 3 to 7.
Miss GAY Robb. OF Gaymont. is the
guest Of Miss Hal Lghtfoot
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough. who has
been for some time In Baltimore. has To-
turned home Mrs. Brockenbrough went
to attend the wedding OF her sister-in-law.
Miss Imogene Brent. OF Petersburg, ".
Va. Is visiting Miss Peasants. Of No. 90
south Third street
The monthly meeting Of the Confcdcr-
ate Memorial Literary Society will be
scum.
Mrs. $. d. Drewry, OF "Miueola," is
visiting relatives in New orleans and
Galveston Tex.
Mrs. Mamie D. Werth, OF No aH west
Grace street. IS rapidly recovering from
her recent sudden illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. White nee
Rodos) and their daughter little Edith
Christian White Of Albemarie county.
are visiting their grandfather az No. 2'oS
east Franklin street.
Mrs. Ellen Meade clarke ~ Atlanta
Ga, Is registered 40 the Jefferson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

sons OF the Revolution banquet
sunday Hours at POst-Othce.

Tho 18th anniversary ~ the birth OF
the Father III His Country will receive
but utte formal Observance in Richmond
The banks viii close, OF course. It being
a legal holiday; IL may be that some Oh
the business houses viii give their en-
pioyees a holiday. or half-hoiday, ana tne
public schools and public offices VIII ne
closed. Sunday hours Will be observed
az the pOst-ofico, There Will De no de-
livery by carriers. but there viii be q
collection at sd A. ~, and another al
800 r. VI.
The Sons OF the Revolution will cele-
brats the day by a banquet az the JEFF
fers0n. Hon. J. Aston Caoel. the presi-
dent. will deliver the address ~ welcome
and Dr. T.. O.. Booth. OF James city
county. is expected 20 respond. Mr.. L.
IT, g. CabCIl will respond 90 the toast,
George Washington" colonel w. Gordon
McCabe 10 Thomas Jefferson" Judge
R r. ". Duke. OF Charlottesville. TO
Patrick Henry" and Colonel J.. II.
Sarke TO "The Sons n the Revolution
Governor Tyler was Invited to boz one of
The speakers. but had previously accepted
ar invitation % attend the banquet of The
Virginia Democratic Association In Wash
iuet1u.
a meeting viii be held at $ O'Clock to-
riaht. az the han OF Phil Karny Post.
Grand Army Of the Republic. on Ninth
street, t0 commemorate tue birth OF
Washington and Lincoln. and 20 observe
Uni0n-Dcfendors Day. 10 is expected
that General Eastman. Department Com
mauder. Grand Army az the Republic, and
Colonel o. II. Coulter. of Kansas. Will be
present.
The H0Witzcrs will Ore "a salute in honor
of the day. but there viii be no further
military Observance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
rnr STATE HOARD OF FISHERIES.
VIII Meet Here Reconsideration OF
Rental Of PInntinE Grounds.

The State Board OF Fisheries wll mc. {
40 Murphys to-day On regular business
session Several matters Of great im-
port1uce are 10 be- ons.dered, hut the
subject which viii probably receive espe-
cial attention o. that of the collection on
the rental Of erpllu1ne ground.
u is recognized chat fh- STATE 's not
receiving and never BIAS received ils ln-
come from oyster-p planting ground Oh
which it is entitled This sum is payable
yearly. and the lessee is given holding
~ twenty years lie has t9 apply 90 the
County Surveyor for % plot az the laui.
ami thls. with his lease. is recorded after
the manner OF decd. During the term
OF twenty years be- U.s. the absolute owner
OF the property H. plants bis oY ters.
and tOneers have no more right q s upon
the grounds % take oysters tatu man
has 90 20 into bis ne. ghbors field no carry
away bis corn.
For these rights the law says The lessee
must pay the State an annual rental %
s. per acre. In practice sometimes be
does. and sometimes hs does not Great
difficulty has always been experienced in
coliectngdhe rental TIE board Is endea-
v0ring 20 devise a method ~ compelling
lessees 90 pay. II IS said that the Income
OF the State would be increased az least
N00o was an the rental for oyster
grounds collected
The Board OF Fisheries is becoming de-
cidedly more popular among the people
q TidewatCr False Impressions regard
ing the object OF the board are being
rapidly removed and public sentiment o.
arraNng itself on it's side. The income
o. the state from It's oysrer-oeds for
the year ending To next April. which viii
complete the first year Of the board 8 eH-
istence. will % Is estimated. reach not
FAR short OF 5000 The last fiscal year
the States total Income from this source
was about 81 60. the expense q collec-
ton was o.
Hon. George w. Ksezen. q Rockingham,
a member Oi the board. reached the city
"a - night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
THE COMING MAY rEsrIvAL.
The Dates snd the Artists An
nounced Last Might.

The Dates ana the Artists An-
nounced Last Might.
The details Tor the spring festival OF
The Wednesday Club have been arranged.
and were announced at the regular week
3d. practice last night The festival VIII
D. 0n more elaborate scale th1n ever
before. and the plan includes features Of
st,at aitractlNenc
THO Boston Festival Orcif..la has been
CuFHe0i and the dates selected are April
2lef and l-d. There VIII Doe three concerts,
including one on the afternoon of tne iaf-
ter day. The two night concerts viii De-
given by the club. ass isted by artists of
national reputation. and The afternoon
concert by the childrcu's chorus. one
~ the night programmes VIII Include
only sacred music. and fNe other secular
music Meudol-sohu's Hymn Of Praise
viii Doe suur with sis Sara Anderson.
sopranos VI Iowie, second -'pftno' ana
SIR. Evan Williams the celebrated Ora
torio tenor as ODE sololsfs God D. our
Hope and Strength" by O. Nilncrs Sf1n-
ford d. the second notable work tU he
sung boo fh.s sacred concert with Mr.
MyrOn whitney Jr. the weu-kuown
3D. $50. aa -oioizt This programme VIII
also include shorter selections, Both
The principal works chat wl be heard
al the secular concert are ii.HWIfnI.H
wedding Feast" hy s.. c0lauise lay-
lor Mr. shirley a youus tenor nf Bose
tom. ulil bo heard BOB ihe colo parts.
GluCks opera "ornh.lt .ill bn given.
with Miss Gertrude Mic stein .u fhe rue
role. ASSISTED by Mes Llnnller Miss
Tuule and che Wedue day Club. ArraIEf-
menfs aye now lu progress Lo bring tne
eminent baritone. wpHnfrl, mere Tor
futile Mr. Frangcon Davis wil probably
Hn secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
"a LADY or QUALITY"
Eugene blair aud ~ Good Company
Give n Finished Performance.

"a Lady Of Quality the play that has
proved such an excellent vehicle Tor thc
talents Of Julia Arthur. and about which
there has been recently "a considerable
stir In the theatrical world was produced
az the Academy last night by Eugcnie
Blair and an excellent supporting com
pany. including Mr William Bramweu
The production deserved a flr better
audience than that which witnessed 10.
for 10 was in the hands of 70 capable com
pany OF players. and was splcndidlN
mounted. with the accessories complete
On every detail The play itself anords
ample opportunity FOR artistic work. ana
boldly treats IT'S theme. though DO never
goes beyond those bounds where 70 coull
not be- viewed without "a question as Up
its yrOprety I'm This respect IL ls Wen
constructed. Eugeuie Blair, as IlArindd
Wildairs the daring young hoNden VINO
afterwards develops into INC impasslourd
woman. who realizes the error or htr
past portrayed all thr emotions inc ch1f'
acter called for iu 1u admirable manner.
Much praise is also due Mr. BrlmWclI,
who. as Sir John ONon. with mis- royster-
ing WAYS his pleasing manners. and
under all bis outward show of saI'1niry
his lack OF honorable principles. give ah
excellent Imper-ouation of that somewhat
uugrIeiuus character
LIcy Moore made a charming Lady Bot
tv and AdeIyn Wesley. ls Anne VIE
daire was sWectlv sympathetic. Ino
Others. including Ncssrs Edgar Baum.
W Dowung. a H. Slckott. ~. B. Ar
mold J. R Amory john Sutherhud. d.
S. Fell Gordon Lawrence. ana Henry
Morgan. were entirely satisfactory
There viii boz matinee and evening per
formances today
Tho riIou broke The seasons record
last night Tor Tuesday evening auul-
cuce. THE theatre was crowded. and the
performance seemed to please every ono
II is ono of tine best offerings Manager
Wells has yet given and ita drawing
powers will no doubt prove good during
holiday matinee to-day. aud aS tho per.
formance is peculiarly adapted 90 ladies'
and children 90 large audience VIII pro
baby be in attendance.
The Gefmln-AmDrlcIu Ladies' Aii As
ISOLATION has sent Manager Wells l.i-
ter EXPIRE sslue their thanks nf follows Tor
tao benefit rendered them owe WISH %
THINK YOU for your thOughtiu'nD in
honorlug uck,ts that were NOT used tlii
evening at other Performance. ana iof
the generosity DISPLAYED ln ino s.il.
ment Y1rr hndu VIII h.lp i' l'l.l'
tho suffering of the sick under our care. |
Ne win f1r you the success your ne" |
enterprise deserves
sidney Gmudy's comedy dr1ml SOW |
frr tha Wind. " win hr presented hi Iuf /
t.4dsmv tomorrow night liH inirnsrly /
human story ls familiar fu most tHnIIff- |
r0Drs and tho bold stand Chat lti out- /
.r,lfau author takes upon ono or fhr hIIil /
...ilI questions makes Do admirable. lnd /
/, piay of the highest literary standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

4 IUIION SALt OF FIhNIIIHF
"A PICTURES. CARPETS. STOVES. &c
We will sen at our ~areroom. So t..t
Broad street.
THIS Wednesday MORNING. FER CD
az 1889 O'Clock. oak and Walnut Ch.r--
Der suits, good ones. 1 Very Fine ok
Hatrack. with large mirror. several T...
Fine CouchCs and Lounges. WaIuUI ..f
oak Wardr0hes. Walnut and OAK Etf.r.
sion-Tahlcs and feet long. Cane. .rf
Wo0d-Scat Rockies and Chairs. Wrr..
Wire and Steel Springs. odd nrn...
Bcdsteads. and Mashstands. NI.I....
and Carpets Mirrors and Pictures N..
BILE and Wood-Top Ccnfre-rahiss WILL.
Cabinet Sewing Machine Nahoelrr .-.
other sofas. oak Bookcase. cherry H.
ing-ked. Heating and Cooking .....
and other furniture TOO numerous f0 r...
ton The Indies respectfully irNI.f ,
attend the sllc j. ~ NALENrTNN
fe - Manager and Aur I.r..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
PROPOSALS.
Commonwealth of g o.
ono ..

Commonwealth ~
ONO
Superintendent Public praf
Richmond Va. February D.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL bl
CEiNED az This Office until " NJ
TUESDAY February - lsn for D0
and binding lfffen hundred e1E.U NJ
NINETY SIXTH FDLl AE NE VIE.
GINA REPORTS
Nothing Duf frsf-eiass work nll t
cepted and BIDS from parties WHO'D
peTience in this Iue ~ work af0 n
sired
Printed schedules. " Yh.th al fif.
b. required fo b. made. vii De- ftf.
on application.
Contractors viii b. requires iD
bond. with approved serurIfF t1f
talfhfu perfOrmauce ~ their CON-
lsfha righf a. refect anv 0r alI EIds
served. J ~ tA
Superintendent Pubic Pruning
r. N-eod5t&fe - 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
Our Policy OF Territorial Expansion.

Extreme Snnexati0nisfs are advocating
the addition Of Canada 20 this country
and think II can be accomplished in a
peaceful manner without exciting a guar
r.. with England such grave questions
call for the Disest statesmanship. Just a.
dyspepsia. constipa tion liver and kidney
diseases. and malaria call for a thorough
ly reliable remedy Ike H0sterters Sto-
mach Bifters. No experimenting should
be done with untried Fle1icines. when an
o.d-est4blisLed pgspsratisp Is 10 BE had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

WAsmNGTON ID a.. February H.
I'm reaching the decision 60 recommend
"A tong term of imprisonment Boo enc cHe
OF 20 private BOO au Alabama regiment who
lad Killed m1n BOO an anr1y. Judse-Ad-
t1.4te-Ge1em LIaber hts completed "a
remarkable record. di posing of tne last
of tho capital ca.os thlt u1 come before
hIs department for review without BOO amy
single case imposing the death penalty
Thus the war bias passed without tha
execution of "a single soldier on account
of military crimes. This a believed tD Doe
without parallel bob history There were
capital crimes committed. bat thoy iack-
eI malice or reconciliation. and there
were 300 desertiou8 because 90 cowardice
or trolNNfrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
MANrIn


PROFITABLE WORK OrFINln
Agents ln every town tn secure .InI.
fiona o. the Ladies' Home JuUr..| t.I
tho Saturday Evening Post Good pif
good work We want agents IH sH
hor0ughly and with businrsf sIHfH TO-
cover each section with Our iIN.
Itile booklets aud other advert. INf Hf.
ter How well som3 NJ our HI ''
aurcrelrd o. fHid in I'D hffIf ilIf" n
would IKE f9 send t0u D1ftilIiH
of our hHat aF0utH. with fl.
how they made III pas THE
prBLf5HtNG COMPANY fhIial
pH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD vt1r
TANES FOR THE CURRENT CALM
OAR YEAR ARE To BIZ PAID rR,
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ma.
NFNDEF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
MemoriaI-Room Dedication.

A room az s. PauTs Church Home f0F
Aged Women endowed b. Ar Charles NJ
Fry. % New York. In memory n his
wife Elizabeth Wlckham Leigh. viii b.
dedicated to-day az noon with Impressive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
Silks.

SIso and ST. 30 Black BrOcadc Gros-GraIns and
Black BroCade Duchess Satin, large and small de-
signs, II different designs $50 yard.
Extra Heavy Black Duchess Satin 23 inches wide with
splendid ustre, $3.50 quality Soc yard
Cooed Satin Duchess l25 grade IN evening tins 4c yard
japanese Hand Made Silks, ID different coorDg 44c grade
for 2Jc ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22
Bt sTNEss WANTS.
ANTI.D

ROOM AND BOARD FOR MIDDLE
aged gentleman Boo private fHnU 'r
cnccs exchanged. Address b.. tDf
ylI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-22

STORE go NORTH 5lATH 6IE....
Mod desIrably located tor retail
Immediate posseaslout reaHonaD.s
Apply ~ SAMUEL kE9lalLH TRUSTEE
and Receiver. llW Ban4 street
au f-slHWf