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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
IN THE ORGAN LOFT.
Several Changes, Temporary and
Permanent, Made Recently.

Though many of the orsanists and
church choirs of the city are enjoying
their annual vacations, an unusual ac-
tivity for the time of year is being dis
played In these quarters. and many or
the chors are still hard at work. There
have been many temporary changes in
the organ lofts and not a few that Will
be permanent Mr. Philip Powers, the
organist at Monumental church, Is play
ing at the Second Baptist church for Mr..
Herbert J., Rees, who is at the He'd sui
phur; Mr.. Ernest Cosby Is playing at
C;race-Street Presbyterian church Tor
MIR. CIapp. who is out OF the city for the
summer.
Miss Smoot, who has been the orsanlsl
for several months at Broad-Street Meth
odist church. has gone TO Boston to study
In the conservatory there, ana Mr.. "
\ Crossman. formerly at st. Marx
Episcopal church, has been appointed IN
her stead. -.
Miss Maggie Kerse succeeds MI Sross-
man at 81. Marks. II is understood that
professor Thilow has resigned his place
az organist at the Second presbyterian
church. where he has played for num-
her OF years There are many aPpi
cants for the position. .,.,
Mrs Durrett the popuiaF CUNT "seO,
will sing at Broad-Street chureh ou.Ins
tha month of August. IN pace ol -''SS
LILLIAN Taylor. who Is away
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
NEWS CLEANED IN FULTON.
People wrought Up About the ""'-
TOR of SeVyers-PersonaI Notes.

Among the many Improvements neces-
sarv in Fulton there is one that is pelns
continually agltated. It is that of more
perfect system Of sewage. on every sue
the populace give free expression OF the'I
views touching the matter Your CORE
spondent learning that this was SUI
iect OF general discussion, ana the veS-
ent system of greater Inconvenience 90'
out to mterrogate number OF the Poo-
Die who would not hesitate 10 express
their views. From the answers received
II appears as though the people are OF
one opinion. In every Instance ''oao
questioned submitted their remarks prac-
tically 10 the effect THAT II hao pe'h IN
derstood that a perfect system of sewage
nod been MANNED by the City Engineer
last year but there seems 10 be oDJec-
lion 10 a portion of the PLAN owing 10
the fact that il empties into Gillies creek,
al WILLIAMSBURG avenue. The main cause
Of this complaint Is the lack OF water III
The creek during dry seasons, winch IL u
urged. will cause untold sickness II me
nuisance IS allowed. Ii is probably wen
known that Ginies creek is fast gong
dry. and 20 run all the sewage OF the
suburb into such small streamlet would
n is feared. impair the health Of mo
ueople and cause sickness that would De
felt all over the city.
Tbe James is open wide 60 receive
sewage. and unless ii is the purpose "
wall in the sewer. If run into the creek
i,s entire length to tho river II W.T. IL u
thought. be a menace to the community y
Rev. J. r. Routten. VIE ana iahh'E
have returned from what was ueiis ,,',,
ful visit 10 BuckrOe Beach ana FOX nm
until they We're forced 20 flee on account II
of the quarantine. Mr.. kootteh n"u 9
very interesting and expensive sNP,-,
when The yeuOw-fever scare dtVeiopeu'
lie found hin.salf and family on the o'her
side OF Old Point BuckrOe. and lamp
ton with strict quarantine regulations
and no hope Of reaching Newport news
or Richmond He hired "A vehicle, uioNV
twenty miles 20 Yorktown and TOOK inc
boat FOR West Point. and then came py
train 20 Richmond. and arrived mere on
wednesday
WHlSTLED FOR TEN MINUTES.
There was for awhile a good deal OF eN-
element IN Fulton last Sunday afternoon
shortly before ] o'clock II was occasion
cd 10Y what seemed TO be D distressed
whistle in the direction OF the Richmond
Cedar Works. The whistle was heard
during the very heavy shower which pre-
vailed az that hour, but Notwithstanding
the rain people began 10 I'm the streets
and start on a run in the direction OF the
sound When OreQns-street crossing OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio was reached
there was found 10 have been a slight
collision between Engine No. 257, which
had a long line Of freight-cars attached
10 il coming west, and Engine NO. 2J6.
which had a single car or quarantined
cattle coming east. Both had nearly stop
ped when they collided. The force OF inc
collision threw Engine NO. 20 whis'ie OUT
~ GEAR and il blew ten minutes.
Fulton rim is 10 have a park, and MT.
Jacob Ceffert. who resides on the Govern
ment road has bought piece OF property
running parallel with THAI road lie mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE.
Miss Hitchcock and Mr.. Williams
SURPRISE Their Friends.

Miss Jennie Hitchcock and Mr.. James
F. Williams were married In Baltimore
Yesterday by Rev. F. b. Rice. This an
nouncement was made in a telegram TO
Miss Rosa Wingo, who was the only
person IN the confidence of the young
people. The happy pair left Richmond
for Baltimore on Friday afternoon, going
by boat from West Point. The bride
was a popular employee Of the dry-goods
firm OF Miller & Rhoads, and the groom,
who came 10 this city from Boston about
a year ago. has been working in the
bindery establishment of Mr.. l.. H..
Jenkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
sTUH IN THE RING.
WARNS DEPT OF INSTRUCTION.
Hoston Man Prefers Grave Charges
Against His Wife.

The Department Of Public Instruction
received a letter yesterday from man
in Boston, Mass, saying that his wife,
who has deserted him, and is now trying
TO get a position as teacher in one OF
the public schools of this State, Is an
unfit person TO teach school. Inc man
is very severe on his wife, charging her
with bigamy and other serious offences.
He accompanies his letter with specl-
men of his wife's handwriting, which
consists of a religious rhapsody. II Is
supposed that the persons are colored.
The letter has been sent TO the super
intendent Of the county In which the wo-
man Is said to be applying for a school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Sergeant Tyler. of the Third Police 9r HIs-
trict found james. Page lc4iore acco Tynr9
10 sell n fine heifer Tor tns accoli in,,
d 40 1u sum of ST. This looked suspicious
s snS tbe Officer put Page under IA arrest est
S Thar Page told his tale OF woe he c sai1
first Of ali that he was from CharleS T 6aS
county, and that MS s'epi a., 20 eli
stolen the COW and given II go 10 I'm If nossible.
he m 90 not that then even 81. Jimmie VIII
a sdm II h,e "V tale TO Justice John to-mofro"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

-. II NJ 4P. NJ, and at p. NJ. Az
the first hour Rev. f. NJ Alien' VI
Union Theological Seminary VIII pre"Cn'
Rev. william Dudley Powers, Oh l'ie
Episcopal Church, will preach IN the al,
ternoon. At this service Mrs. D. II. u'i'
and her boys will have charge Ok th'
music. Rev. John X. Goode' Oh f'''i'-
mond will preach at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
c.,orea choir IN vcstments.

The choir of st. Philips church lcoi-
ored) will appear this morning ana eve,
ning In full vestment--the first vested
choir of color that ever appeared IN
this city. and the first in the history s %,
the church. The occasion will be the
Feast OF the TRANSPORTATION. me chom
has been preparing at It's own ex s''na,
for several weeks, under the mahase'"e"'
of Edward EMS, Jr., choirmaster'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Three Men Beat One.

Three unknown white men yesterday
afternoon about $50 o'clock very severe
NON ~ Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
The old fellow was bruised and cut near
" an over his body. DR.. Davis, with the
ambulance. was called, and took the man
sor The police are looking for the heart
less whites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
nroad-street Church Choir.

Miss Mary While Smoot, oreanist at
proad-street Methodist church. is spend
inc the month of August in Boston,
stndvins az the Conservatory OF Music.
and Miss LILLIAN Taylor tho leading alto
81 the same church. is away for the
month. Their places VIII be euppiied by
Professor V. ". Crossman. the Wen
known organist. and Mrs. Durrett' whose
singing always gives the steatsst pea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Accident to Mr.. ChlIdress.

Mr. John Childress had the misfortune
ahout T:3O o'clock yesterday morning 10
dislocate his wrist. He was standing at
the back OF his wagon at the FIRST Mar
pet when the horse backed him up
nSoinst the curb and in attempting 10 ex-
tficate himself his wrist was injured.
Dr Goode. in charge OF the ambulance,
treated him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Citizens Exchange Bank,

Richmond. Va, August T. ls,G
GENERAL MEETING OF THU
STOCKHOLDERS OF the CITIZENS EX-
CHANGE BANK will be held az the said
bank, Ninth and Main streets, Richmond,
Va, TUESDAY. September S, 1899 at l:36
O'Clock This meeting Is called Ia pur,
suance OF resolution OF tho Board Of
Directors OF the said bank. adopted Au.
gust 2. 1889. W. NJ. HABLISTON.
President.
L. X. Sands, Cashier. au 6,td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
He Couidnt stand Abuse.

Walter Weaver. colored man living on
streets tried 10 Kill himself Friday eve
ming by drinking two ounces OF lauda-
MN. He did so. he said. because a wo-
man called him an ugly name; pr. J;
Wyatt Days was called. and by hard
work Succeeded in saving the man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
A. Tuc,ser at Pine-street.

The usual morning services WIZ q ml,v
~ P,ne-Street church to-day, S SUM-
School al and preaching nya al the pleasure GSn
T Ti Rer' pastor Of the East-End Baptist
church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Hamilton Clark, OF Chasneey, Ca. says
he suffered with itching piles twenty
Years before trying neWhts Witch Hazel
saIve, two boxes Of which completely
danSarous coun<srfeits. Bodekar Bro
,hara II A Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Total state and county .....sp'

IUV VUWUT! -
sion yesterday morning. Tho session was
held especiaiiy TO examine and approve
the accounts OF last year. a committee
had been appointed to look over these ac-
counts. and 10 report a this meeting: The
treasurer Of the board ana other ulnceIs
also made thor annual reports
Isaiah Gregory (cOlOreD was before
squire Pierce yesterday morning.
charged with committing q. felony. He
was sent on TO the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Funeral of Mr.. TaIiaferrO.

The funeral Of Mr.. William I. Ta'ia-
fer,o who died Friday night at the home
Of his son. Mr.. ]. Il. Allen. was conducted
last niaht at No 5gs north Twenty -seoond
street The interment will be made pri-
yately to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
ITO Eir.t 10 Report.

Tho Rev. ]. 3. McInturf, Supe rintend-
ort ~ schools for Shenandoah county, Is -
the first 10 send In his annual report.
was received yesterday al the Depaf'nie"'
% Pnhlic INSTRUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

Orders for printing sent TO the Dis
patch company will be given prompt at
tention. and the styte OF work and prices
will DO sura ~ rlsASe y0A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
LADIES' WASH WAISTS,

all this seasons styles and patterns
made ir the most fashionable AMI proper
manner, at sacrifice prices.
IS. Sc. and 81 PERCALE WAISTS; your
choice OF any ow......................21
Sl.75. s.. and s225 High-Grade PER
GALE AND GINGHAM SBIRT-WAISTS,
your choice Of any now................s3c
H75, 81, $3.50, and 50 WHITE LAWN
WAISTS, fashionably made; your choice
of any now. ............''..''.'' '.''.s''
800 COLORED LAWN WAISTS. trim
med with Valenciennes lace; colors, Pink
and Blue your choice OF any now....sl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

THE LADIES SEWING CIRCLE OF
THE BAINBRIDGE-STREE BAPTIST
CHURCH will give TROLLEY RIDE
THURSDAY NIGHT August 10th. Car
leaves power-hOuse at o'clock, and car
ries you all around Richmond and then
to Lakeside Park. Come one, come all.
and catch the cool breeZes. au silt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
WASH GOODS.

Wash OUUDS.
DOTTED MILLS,
scorer AND TtFFETA LArPETS,
this seasons styles ana patterns, former
prices. u i-2, 10 2-3. =, and Sc; your
choice OF any at per yard........'..'..sc.
EMBROIDERED sWissEs
AND ORGANDiES,
this scsson's styles and patterns. cool
and lightweight. former prices ~ 50, ana
Doc, now ....... ...,..........."'.'''s~ h->c'
Lace Curtains.
Ruf1ed and Lace-Trimmed MUSLIN
CURTAINS. extra values, at ~, N'SS,
ROYAL LACE CURTAINS, especially
attractive values, 81, Si.25, and $50.
odd pats Of LACE CURTAINS, only
pair Of kind. at half price.
Ribbons.
Extra- Quality Al-Pure-Silk Satin Cros.
Craiu RIBBONS. full line OF colors, at
greatly-redoced prices.
No. ) and No. Z, former price 10 ana
II 1-2c, now. per yard ..................ec.
No. . former price &C., now. per yard &c.
No. 3. former price Sc. now per yard &c.
Nos. and ~, former price ID and 10,
Nos. IS and %. former price 2s and ::oc.
now per ward OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .iVc.
The IS and Acc. FANCY TAFFErA RIB
| BONS. new patterns, now, per yard..l0cs
I Remnants.
Remnants OF LINING CAMBRIC, put M
i'm packages OF 10 yards each. per pscks
| age 1919. .........s.....s hpe~
Remnants of PERCALE. put up In ~
l yard packages. per package...."...&Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
.,,o.. NJ soIdier.' Home,

There will be three services Tor tue
v.terans at the soldiers Home to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
MEETINGS.

MA MIC NoTICE.-THE
STATED COMMUNICATION OF ~
HENRiCO UNION LODGE, No. ~
100 will be held " Masonic Hall, on
Twenty-Mth street, MONDAY EVEtTrNt3,
August Th. at o'clock. Members ot sigs
ter lodges and transient brethren are fras
ternally invited.
Ly order Of the W. NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON,
au cite S.cretarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Three Extra Values in
ladies' Underwear

ladies', very-Iaght-W Weight RIBBED
COTTON VESTS. silk tapes in neck anu
sleeves. tho regular tic. quan.y'
AZ .. ......... t.''''''''''''r --x,<,o..,
ladies' GAUZE SILK LIsbH FhSaanS'
varS Ight.weight the eoc. quality IS:
aides Extra-Quality Slbh n 20 ant
colors. Cream and Black, regular " 3ao
ca Qualities: special at ........'''''''''""0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
COUNTY DELINQUENT LAND TAX.
Statement of Overdue Land Taxes
Collected In HenricO.

AT the Henrico county courthouse yes
terday the following statement of the
delinquent land tax collected at that Of
flee was given out:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
PARASOLS.

The entire balance OF our stock OF
Ladies' and Chndren's PARASOf.s, Black,
White. and Colors, at exactly half their
former prices.
Umbrellas.
Gentlemen's Extra-Quality SILK UNI
RRfrTT,AS imported wood and horn ham
dies, silver-trimmed; former prices -
and IS. now ...........''''''''f~'""
NeqIigee Shirts.
Tho 81 quality OF Gentlomen's NEGII-
GEE SHIRTS. made OF fine printed Main
SOCK, with pair Of Link Cuffs to matcn'
The SIS and $50 Quality Of Gentle
mems NEGIdGEE SHIRTS. made Of I'M
ported Cheviot and Madras. now....ooc.
Puffed-BOSOm Shirts,
made of Nainsook. pulled bosom OF White
Lawn, nicely made full Sizes, the use.
quality, now ....... ....................oOc
Silks,
strictly good goods, effective colorings.
new and tasty patterns, at money-sav'ng
zoe. PRINTED CHINA AND FOULARD
SILKS. very new and handsome patterns,
now Sc; and i'i 81 STRiPED. CHECKED,
ard PLAID LAPPETS, good patterns,
very desirable for lining OF separate
waists ....... ........... 4,
sc. quality of Plain Black sUk !,a
si 1iH quality ;;;ii;;;' OF BLACK BENGALINE,
'oe' pua'''' " soc.
75c. quality of BLACK BRocApGD
81 C0LoRED SILK GRENADINES. 3ec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
BALL GAME
The Confederate Museum,

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. TO p. N.
Admission Is cents. Free on Saturdays.
NH lilly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
NOTICE.


A SPECIAL MEETING OF THH
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA will be held at tho
banking house OF said bank, at the conner
OF Eleventh and Main streets. IN the city
Of Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY,. tho 6th
day OF September 1899, at IL o'clock NJ,
10 consider and vote on the recommended
ton OF tho Board OF Directors or said
bank 10 Increase the capital stock thereof
from 500 100 10 10000. for tho purpose
of consolidation with the Citizens Ex-
change Bank, OF Richmond. Va, and also
TO consider and vote on an amendment
TO section OF the articles OF association
OF said bank, 30 as to increase the num-
her OF the Board Of Directors thereof to
not exceeding twenty. and 9ny changes
in the bylaws OF the associaton which
may then be deemed necessary and pro-
per,
The books for the transfer OF stock walt
be closed from August 2ist TO septsmber
9Th. both inclusive.
CSigneD GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN.
au 4-dtSea President.
A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE ROUND NOUN
TAIN MINING AND MANUFAcTU-
RING COMPANY Is hereby called TO
meet IN the city OF Dsn1lle, Va, AZ tho
Office OF the Commercial Bank. on WE'D
NESDAY'. August 2. 1893. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. for the purpose OF considering tho
safe " the property, or tho sale or tho
timber thereon. and Tor the transaction
OF such other business as may come be-
fore said meeting J. II. RlsoN..
j. W. Carter Secretary. President
Jy 2,-eOdtAu9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
WILL REARRANGE THE LINES.
Boyd-Newton Syndicate Has r'""
for shorter Routes and Scheduies'

The petition Of the Boyd-Newton syn
dictate for a new franchise for the oiu
system Of street railways operated py
the Richmond Railway and Electric COM
many will probably be introduced at the
meeting of the Common Council to-nor-
row night. 1t will not precpitate any
debate however, for under the rules II
will go TO the Committee on Streets
which will have 20 consider it and submit
a report.
The two points likely TO cause con-
siderable discussion will be the quss'Ioh
M taxation. and the value Of the Main
street franchise. which lapses so soon.
some councilmen have fostered the hope
that this franchise would be sold at auc-
ton. and would net the city a consine'a-
bic sum.
The syndicate will not complete the
purchase of the property until the iran
chise matter IS settled by the council.
The agreement between the syndicate
and the company is entirely provisional.
MAY CHANGE THE ROUTES.
It IS the purpose of the new company
TO reconstruct the lines. The present
routes will be altered so as to give snort
or runs and shorter schedules. Inc pro-
posed changes in the lines have not yet
been made known. 1t has been suggest
ed-and the subject will probably pe
broached n committee-that the nam
lines should be so arranged that all
would 20 on Main street, so as TO con-
meet with the depots TO be puilt by the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and Richmond, Pc
tersburg and Carolina, and the Southern
railway companies, and in close prox-
imity TO the Union Depot. This would
give a splendid service on the busy part
OF Main street.
STIIA. IN THE RING
II IS rumored that the Newton-Boyd
Company are not to be the only appH-
cants for the Main-street franchise.
Notwithstanding che report mat TINS
syndicate has agreed TO purchase the
Richmond Railway and Electric Com
panv's properties after securing all they
wish from the city, it is understood that
a strong combination Of Richmond busi-
ness-men is still in negotiation with the
owners of the old system.
whether they succeed or not In this ne
gotiation. they will. in any event, make
vigorous fight before the City Council for
the Main-street franchise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 A. N. to p. n.
Admission. Is cents Free on Saturday.
Dc LILY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
HORSES, MULES, sc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SHOE STORE ron SALE.

STOCK AND FIXTURES wILI..IN-
VOICE about $3.0Oo. At bargain 70 q
quick cash buyer. Address 'cONGRESs,
this office. AZ VIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
CORDES & MOSBY,
Owe LOSE SATURDAYS Al O'oLOCk9

for the pruden. shopper economical ncinat'sns You will
be surprised what strictly NEW and GOOD GOODS little
will buy here close the most
he entire stock matter how grtn the
is no great quantity OF kind therefore an early call
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
FRESH EGGS.

wp WILL RECEIVE ON roNpAY
MORNING SIXTY CASES OF FRESH
VIRGINIA EGGS. FOR sale at market
WALIAaasTEfN PRODUCE CO.,
V and Il south thirteenth sxest.
Au Gil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
Monday Will Be a Gala Day Here
determined and prepared to close out tn
BLACK GOODS.

DIAM OOOUOs
BROCtDED EXAMINES.
elegant quality. very handsome and effect
i've patterns, the 15c, quality. now. 2oc.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
WOOL CHALLIEs,
this seasons patterns, light, medium,
and dark colOrs the soc, quality, now .'oc:
The zoe. quality Of All-Wool SiIk.Striped
CHALLIE. now .....,. ..'..''.''''"- i-e'
Novelty SuitingS,
WOOL CREPONS AND
SILK AND WOOL SUiTIN"s'
all Ligh-grade goods, good styles, IN
fun line OF cOloTincs; former prices sl'-S,
$3.50. and 81 yard; your choice OF any
now, per yard ...'....'''''''''''''
Fans.
JAPANESE PAPER FANS az ABOUT
one-third their former prices: IN.
20 and 2jc. FANS, now..."....'''"!vc'
20 and DC. FANS. now ..........'''..n2c
20. ~. and SOC. FANS, now. .......''''<"o
Leather Belts,
All of our FANCY-COLORED LEA
rffIrp REI.TS at areatiy-reduced prices:
40 and soc. LEATHER BELTS, now a2c'
900 70 500 LEATHER BELTS, now zoe
Remnants. ,,o,-,
Remnants of EMBROIDERED NOUS
SEINE DE SOLE. former price 80
-, nor ward ..... ..............'....',"',, 80;
nov 2So,r,pp ei Of PLAIN AND FANCY
pI'ATK NETS. in waist lengths, at man
price Remnants of NA1NsooK. cAMBR'ISc
rRGES and INSERTIONS at half prices;
CREAM SILK CHANTIILY EASoEo orS :
n tnnLes wide former prices -, ~ anu
20 60 novr 2 Z. 10. 10. and 2oc. yaro,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
TOILET ARTICLES.

JViILt HNI1OIIOs
Regular 75c. FINE FRENCH En-
TRACs-odors, Heliotrope. Tuberose,
White Rose. and White VioIet-spec'al
Special Values in Toilet Soaps
Regular leo. TOILET SOAP, in Hello
trope. White Rose. and Jassamine. per
cake ....... ......... ....'..'''''''''....'
75c. 13-row Fine Bristie HAIR
BRUSHES ........ .'.''''' ''''''''''''-~
Stationery.
All the correct styles and shapes. Our
rapidly-crowing business in this Depart
msnt has induced US to make many new
additions to this department. Below some
worthy specials for special mention
The regular soc. quality OF pooND
PAPER in all the new square shapes
shades. Tyrian, Lilac, Azure, and cream
special, per pound .......''..''''''''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
NOTICE!

THE OLD BOYS CLUB WILL NOT
run an excursion 10 Washington this
summer Any announcement that they
VIII is erroneous. Norman Jacobs, VIII
liam Lee. Frank Kersey. c. Robinson. A.
Moon. and G. u. Willis. committee.
au 6-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06
CITIZENS BAND ALL THE TINE.

PRICES: Night, 10 cents; reserved
seats. cents additional. Matinee-Ladies
and children. cents; gentlemen. 10
cents. ~ 29-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

The entire balance OF our stock or
Ladies and Chndren's PARASOfS. Black,
White. and Colors, at exactly half their
former prices.