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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
PRESIDENT INGALLS,.
Visits NcWpOrt NcWs-Thc Austin
Case.

case.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April H.
rehabilitation NJ T.. ingalls,. of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Big -Four rail-
Way systems. arrived in the city tonight
from Cincinnati, accompanied by General
Manager George ". Stevens and General
Superintendent G.. r.. Doyle. Of the Chess
a.oakc and Ohio. who Joined him i'm Rich
mDuI Tie was also accompanied by O..
D.. Wall "a Cincinnati real estate man. and
l.s private secretary. After a brief stay
s. f.c city the party went to Old Point,
whore they registered at the Chambcriu.
Tomorrow President Ingalls, Will return
90 Newport News and make his annual
inspection Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
terminals with view Ii is stated. of de-
Gliding ou certain important improvements
which have been in contemplation. Mr.
ingalls, viii also take some action looking
10 the increase in the grain business of
his road 90 this port He viii return to
the West Tomorrow night
The second trial of "Col0ne" Gould =.
Austin. charged with criminal assault,
which was set for This morning in the
Elizabeth CITY County Court. W -.
motion OF the Commonwealth :. .~orncy.
q -tp0ned until tomorrow morning al 10
o'clock This action was caused by the
death - Mr. II. J.. Sclater, father-in-law
O. Hon. j.. j.. Montague. counsel for the
defence
Tho hatucships Kearsarge and Ken
lucky which are $50 near completion at
'hr eHp-yard and already present a
formidable appearance are being painted
q prevailing war colOr-a dull-lead gray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
The Pope's Thanksgiving Mus.

ROME. April 1.-THE Thanksgiving
mass at st. Peters Cathedral which was
postponed on account Of the Illness Of
his Holiness from the anniversary OF the
coronation was celebrated yesterday in
the Basilica, which was thrOnged with
diplomats. representatives OF the East
ern patriarchates. and foreign notabes
The Pope entered By an interior stair
case. communicating with the Chapel Of
the Holy Sacrament. al 1890 in the morn
ing. He was preceded BY a procession
Of cardinals and prelates. In full vest
ments and wearing the triple crown he
was carried along the great nave IN the
Sedia GestatOria to the POntiiical Throne.
the congregation raising loud acclamaUcn
until he took his seat.
Cardinal Camille Mazzella, project OF
the CONGREGATION OF Sacred Rites, cele-
brated mass. At its close the Pope sol
EMMY gave his blessing and was then
borne back TO his private apartments,
amid renewed acclamatons.
The supreme Pontlfr looked as well as
before his illness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Emporia Mention.

EMPORIA. VA, April i7.-(Special.)-
Harry Vaughan, whose extreme illness
was noticed i'm this correspondence, died
at his fathers residence on yesterday
morning.
Rev. X. Atwell Tucker. Of Lawrence
Vile. by special request, preached at the
Baptist church last evening fine con-
gregatiOn greeted the reverend gentleman.
Rev. j. u. Menall n Methodist eyange-
list. held three services under his tent
yesterday. all Of which were largely at
tended.
Mrs Eta T.. Allen, wife Of Mr. Dennis
F. Allen. died at her husbands residence
Saturday
Mr.. =. W. Turner, Deputy Clerk of the
Court. is kept from his desk to-day by a
slight indisposition.
Misses Mary Turner and Edna Wood
ruff are IN Petersburg.
preached at Z.on church. near here, on
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
THE VAUDEVILLE BILL.
A Fine Programme Was Given az the
Biiou Last Night.


There was not a vacant seat In the
Bljou last night, and standing room was
in demand.
OF the bill this week, 1t can be said
that it is one OF the best Of the season
Press Eldridge, "the Commander-in-Chief
OF the Army Of Fun" was received with
prolonged applause. and his act proved
10 be the hit OF the bill. The clever
comedian told a string Of new jokes in
his monologue. and made laughs at the
rate OF sixty to the minute his songs
and the way he sang them created much
laughter and applause, ana thouBn ne was
forced TO do two encOres, ne could not re-
tire until he bowed three times before me
Dashing and pretty Gussie Nelson, and
ber clever mariner, Alice Hanson. were
next i'm favor with the large gathering.
Their new songs were well rendered, ana
their buck dancing was u feature OF thelI
Gallaudo. n prominent clay moulder.
nresented the most novel act ever seen
here. The artist, with huge Jumps OF
clay. makes faces rapidly OF the most
famous men Of the day
The act Of Kelly and Reno, grotesque
acrobatic team. is very good. one OF the
team l. made up as dummy ana IS
tossed and cuned around IN very anus
ing manner.
Edna BNsSeLt MdieNdlif nAbl't ~ hf "
clever quartette of singers and dancers
presented a very good singing act. MISS
Marshall is a good vocalist, and became
a favOrite from the start. The act, which
is entitled Sunshine and Sorrow, is pre-
scented with special scenery ana qui'e
number OF effects are used.
Dreyano and Leslie do good COMEDY
sketch introducing clever singing ana
dancing. ,,.-.-...a .t,~,ors
Garry and Walters, Illustrated singers
were well received. -,.~.....
matinee and evening performance
will be given to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
Church Mntters-Lnnd snlc-Renl
Estate.

Estate.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April T.-(Spe-
clal)-The vestry Of Bruton parish have
selected as trustees DR.. Van F. Garrett,
Robert T. Armlstead, and John 3. Spen-
Ger.
Mr.. G. G. Reeve, who owns the famous
Green Spring farm, near here containing
about $500 acres. has recently sold 20
Philadelphia men portion Of IT. esti-
mated at 100 acres. Mr Reeve was here
Yesterday. and left on the evening train
for his home. in Camden, y. j..
Mr.. Cary Branch. one Of the largest
truckers I'm James city. has planted this
spring 277 barrels of Irish potatoes, and
is now putting I'm 100 acres of melons on
his farm. near Toano.
Mrs. John B. Spencer leaves tomorrow
for Richmond to attend meeting OF The
Colonial Danes at the jefferson.
Commonwealth s-AttOrney cyrus y.
Branch continues to improve, and hopes
to be able TO leave during the week for
Houston. Halifax county. with Mrs.
Branch TO visit her relatives.
Rev. ". T.. Roberts. rector or Bruton
church. returned this morning from Rich
mond. where ne visited his little son,
Sanders. who IS there for treatment.
Miss Eva Wise, Of New York, and MISS
Nellie Mayo, OF Richmond, are stopping
al the Marshall residence.
Miss Ellie Holiday. a most charming
young lady of Old Point, is the guest or
Miss Emily Christian.
Miss Mamie Stcger, Of Richmond who
has been visiting Miss PcticOlas Lee, LETT
for home this morning.
Mr.. G.. -. Wainwright. OF Grafton, York
county, was here to-day, visiting his
friend, Mr. Thomas McCracken.
Mr.. G. L. Brown, Of Washington. and
Mr.. II. l. Rollins, of Wise Courthouse,
students OF William and Mary in lSSS-9O,
were here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
DEATH or MIR. w. II. BAILIE.
Was Formerly Of RichmOnd-Printe
Publisher. Mason, KNIGHT of Honor.

Publisher, Mason, night of Honor.
BUENA VISTA, VA, April 17-(spe-
ciaL)-William IL. Battle. formerly Of
Richmond recently of this city, died to-
day at 215 =. NJ. Of angina pectoris.
Mr. Bailie was born .n Richmond fifty
two years ago, and served the last two
years OF the war ian the COnfeiefate amy,
under Captain Martin, i'm Beauregard' $
army. After the war closed he tpcagcd
I'm business IN Richmond, conducting
book and job Office on Main street between
Ninth and Tenth. Some years afterwards
he began the publication Of the Rich
mond Evening sun which lived only
about a year. I'm 1880 De moved TO
stanton and was connected With the
management of the Staunron NiuCicc tor,
which place he held until 1851. when he
was appointed 10 a position in the internal
revenue service by Captain Ham Shep-
herd.
After his term Of office expired he
founded the Buena Vista Advocate. and
ran IL successfully until 1855. when he was
again appointed i'm the internal revenue
service as chief deputy, and was located
AT Lynchbure Upon the death OF Cap
tain Ham Shepherd. Mr.. Bdilie was APP
pointed acting collector. and held the
position until General Eitz Lee was app
pointed collector. Soon gfterWdrd Mr..
Ballie retired from the service. and began
newspaper life as editor 81 the Daily
Press, at Lynchburg, afterwards at Dan
vile.
For the past year Mr.. Baille had been
travelling in the interest Of the knights
Of Honor, Of which order he had held the
position Of Grand Reporter since it, or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years. lie was
a member Of Richmond Lodge. 80. 2l9
X. of H.: was a thirty-sec)ld degree
Mason, being member of stanton
Lodge, No. Is. Union Royal Arch Chap
ter. No. .: Stevenson COmmdn1ery. No.
s. and Shenandoah ConsistOry, No. g.
a
Thomas -. Battle. Of Stanton; William
II. Baiiie Jr., of Winchester; G.. II. Bailie.
and Charles II. Bailie. Of Buena Vista
and two daughtcrs-Aliss Julia and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
THREE CHILDREN POISONED
BY Eating jamestown Weed Roots
Deaths in Roanoke.

ROANOKE VA. April T.-(Special)-
Late Saturday afternoon three children
Of Richard Amos, who resides near this
city. were poisoned by eating the roots
Of jamestown weed, which had been
ploughed up in the garden, mistaking
them for artichokes. The children were
I'm critical condition for a short while,
but prompt medical attention soon ale
waited their suffering. and they are now
considered out of danger.
Mrs. l.. =. Perry Ayscough died last
night. She was Il daughter OF Rev. Dr.
Pendleton. who was the FIRST Episcopal
rector i'm Big Lick. The iuteTment viii
take place tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Iovett ". Barnes, IN accomplish
ed young lady OF this city, died sunday
afternoon Of typhoid-feyer. aged q years.
The interment took place this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TO PROSECUTE BATES
For The Killing of ELECTROMAGNETIC
Newport News Mention.


Newport News Mention.
NEWPORT NEWS, April l,.-(Special)
When Blslcg Ben. Bates, Of Battery t.
United states Artillery. is arraigned in
court for the murder OF Yard-Conductor
Charles r. Wlkerson. Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. there will Doc arrayed
e. lm some Of the bcst-known le-
tlent iu the State. The employees
e He railroad here have decided TO
cute Wilkcrsons slayer 90 the full
t.D.. of the law. and VIII spare no exc
l,.. to secure the services OF several
hsr.'.ss lawyers 20 assist Common
.il's-AttOrncy j. NJ. Newton in the
'H Ifi0n. The railroad employees neld
meeting yesterday and decided 20 raise
iuHd an once. and 81 is understood that
large amount has already been
".lrod.
Ite news Of young WilkersOn's death
'te Retreat for the Sick % Richmond
ees received here with a great deal OF
,ND. WilkersOn was "a years Of age.
o. hrst entered the service OF the Chesa-
axe and OHIO railway as Il call-boy at
lion Forge and on his fathers death
.eoded him as Waterman al the Blue
"ise tunnel Later be entered the
.lFe-powcr department Of the Chesa-
.'iAe and Ohio at Clifton Forge. ana
aihed the trade OF machlnist. In 1896
p, came 10 Newport News. One year
.t' Do Vas promoted TO yard conductor,
=, position he held with great deal
'9'-Sieward John Hanhalan, OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
CONTESTED BY CREDITORS.
Opinion i'm Banhr"p'c,
Cuse-U. =. District Court.


Judge Edmund Waddill, sitting IN
chambers yesterday, delivered an 'inte-
resting opinion in the case OF Alexander
Cohen. involuntary bankrupt, in which
the claims OF Pauline Cohen, the daughter
OF the bankrupt. were expunged
Pauline Cohen's claim for $5l2.i5 was for
money loaned and for wages. She Is
under age, but claimed that she had been
emancipated. and therefore had right
10 collect wages due her by her father
Judge Waddill ruled that this claim was
fraudulent and unjust 10 'he real credit
ors. and made the same ruling as 10 a
claim OF IsadOre Cohen. the son, FOR 81. coo
claimed 10 be money loaned.
The claim OF the daughter-in-iaw Celia
Cohen. was held under consideration for
further Information
The merchandise creditors were repre-
sented by William and Henry Flegenhel-
mer and ). L. BloOmberg. and the argu-
ment consumed TWO days
This is the first contested bankrupt
case by creditors. and Is signal yicto.y
for them.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed In
the United States District Court yeste,
day by Thomas Nelson and Charles \.
Harley. The liabilities Of the former are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Cadets mt Annapolis.

WASHINGTON, D.. C., April 1.-THE
following named persons have been ap-
nointed cadets at the Naval Academy: H.
4. Donaldson. Morristown, Tenn: f. II.
sadler. Sheffield. Ala; w $. Wyatt. New
Decatur. Ala, alternate; II. ]. Sherman,
collinsyille, Ala; J. ]. McCracken. Fred
ericksburg. Va; G. II. Mckenzie, Monte
Tenn: u. Il. Client. Bolton. Tex .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
WtRiiIiNT0N.
\ sudden Dcnth-The Democratic
Primary.


WARRENTON, VA. April 17-(spe-
cial)-Mr. Herbert Henry carr died sud
denly on the street this afternoon about
o'clock. He had a slight alteration
with an impairment colored boy, and had
struck the boy with a small rattan cane.
The boy ran off and threw a stone at
Mr.. Carr which may have struck him,
but there was no sign OF bruise on his
person nor is there mark on his coat
The doctors think he died Of over-eXer-
ton of the heart or apopleXy.
The returns from the county primary
on Saturday have been coming in until
to-day. Mr.. j. p. Jenries was renomi-
mated for commonwealth Attorney over
Mr.. j. 4. Keith. Mr.. Bartenstein was re-
nominated for County Clerk. Mr.. Foley
for Constable. Blr. Blackwell for Super
visor, and Mr. Whitacre for Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
HATS TRIMMED FREE In MILLINERY EPARTMENT

day by day. for yesterdays sales, compared with last
years of date, far in of any estimates
dared make for increased business, which plainly
shows that The Meyer methods of helping out over
burdened manufacturers and importers by buying their
surplus stocks and selling them off quickly bring you
merchandise for less than has been sold for In
Richmond The goods advertised here on sale every
hour of every day until closed out. -
Added to yesterdays sales will be found some re-
markable values. which are enumerated below:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Professor Hart on Language.

Professor JOnn Harts lecture on Lam
guago' last night In the auditorium OF the
SmithGeal Business College was "a schol-
arly and interesting presentation OF the
history OF our language.
The lecture showed wide research, es-
pecially in the origin. use, and 0ecadence
OF many OF our common words. His COM
parisOn OF the Norman and Saxon forms
and the illustrations by anecdote and
poem Of these languages was exceedingly
interesting and often very amusing.
The earnest attention Of the audience
during the lecture and the liberal APP
plause az It's close gave evidence OF the
high appreciation OF the discourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

SALEM. VA, April Especially -AIiss
Kate Shuteman. an old resident OF Sa
lem. died suddenly this morning. just
after she had risen and dressed. She had
reached an advanced age. Heart-failure
death
Salem was visited by heavy frost last
night. doing some damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

Fannie. Of Bueua Vista; also one sister
Mrs. l.. &. Journey OF ~ IL south Laurel
street. Richmond, and one brother 4. X.
Bailie OF Floyd avenue. Richmond
Mr. Bailic was a member OF Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans. from us organiza-
ton. and had the record II a gallant
soldier. He was at the surrender. ut APP
pOmattOx. He was a Christian gentle
man. and possessed the gilt Cf making
friends with all whom he met
The funeral will take place at Buena
Vista Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

siS.l6. and OF the latter s90SJ.9l Both
debtors claim homestead exemption. or
ders were entered adjudging the petltion-
ers bankrupts and referring the matters
% William Il. Wickham, referee. An order
Of discharge in bankruptcy was entered
In the matter OF T.. II. Robinson.
a process was issued In the United
States Marshal's Office 10 prevent gar
Dishecs on the wages OF Thomas Nelson
by hss creditors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
DEATHS.

CuRTIs.-DIed, Apin nth, at Puccoon.
Hanover county Va. Mrs. g. W. CUR
tbs. widow OF 4. u Curtis In the 9th
year OF her age.
Funeral at her residence APRIL 18th.
o'clock y. NJ.
HUNT. Entered into rest. Sunday eve-
ming. Aprll 10. 1879. al 10 o'clock. ANNA
MANSON wife Of Albert l.. Hunt.
Funeral services ffom the residence. aie
Park avenue. THIS Cruesday) AFTER-
NOON al 40 O'clock. Friends and &C.
duaintances are invited TO attend .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
FIRE IN PALMYRA.
Two Dwellings Burned-The In
sUFancc.


FORK UNION. VA, April T.--(SpeclaL)
During the terrific west wind OF last eve
ming the dwelling OF Mr.. w. II. Sadler
caught on fire accidentally, and the flames
were communicated boy row Of cedars
to the larger dwelling Of Mr.. c. p. Snead.
located seyenty-hve feet distant. Both
buildings We're entirely consumed. The
furniture iu both was saved IN fairly
good condition by the crowd OF villagers.
many ~ whom had not left the church
after the Adjournment OF a meeting OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union. Both
houses We're insured iu re Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company -Sadler's
for $500; Sneads for $3.50
The Fork Union Academy building, To-
Gated eighty-f0ur feet from Mr.. Snead's
dwelling. was saved with the utmost diff
iculty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
stanton Attainment

STAUNTON. VA, April l7.-(special)-
Jacob Van Lear, grocer. and recently sue
ceeding Wheat a Van Lear, has assigned
Tor the benefit OF creditors. naming James
i. Bowman trustee. No preferences are
made. nor is the homestead exemption
claimed. Liabilities, 800; assets will
probably cover these.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
NEW PRICES on MUSIC.

Any Song. RagTime, instrumental or
Vocal Pieces. published to sell for Soc,
we now sell for lAc.
Hundreds Of pieces of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music. published TO sell at -, 50,
and soc. now sell for roc.
Special lot OF 2jc. Music we are now
selling for ic.
Thcse prices are not for an hour or n
dav but will continue until the publisher
stops serving us with music az our pres
ent prices. which we hope Will DO for
long time yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
CURED
BY CUTICURA
Pure and Sweet

CUTIClRA dsfgurng
Sa loss Of hair and baby The cIogged Ttated in
CJTICJRA, skin
No
Win al purposes the toilet bath and
ONE
the best skin and complexion ana the best toilet and baby soap in
be
itching Burning, Humo Hot Baths
with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

As the season OF the year when pneu-
tnonla. la grippe. sore throat, coughs.
colds. catarrh bronchitis. and lung
troubles are TO be guarded against. no.
thing is A fine substitute" Will answer
the purpose" or IS Just as good as
One Minute Cough cure. That IL the one
infallible remedy for all lung. throat. or
bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon
having Il II something else" 10 offered
uat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
EYE-GLAssEs. 1Oc. PAIR.

The Celebrated Alloy Eyeglasses her
aided through Richmond as special
uargain al 2jc.. are sold here at l0c and
We sell thousands of them. too, but We
specially recommend our Golden Glasses.
that come In every style nose-piece. for
go. which we guarantee as good as any
lfn-eae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TAuOR-MADE SUIT WOyDER.

SOS for a suit that heretofore we have
been unable TO sell for less than SO In
fact, these are lot Of the same Sl2 Suits
which the tailor had made up. but for
reasons best known 20 himself be would
not ship 10 the merchant ordering them,
and we bought outright AT a big dis
count. These are New DrOp-Brout Suits
Of Al-WOOl Venetian Cloths, I'm four
charming shades; Jackets and skirts are
full braided. and the jackets arc fun
lined with the best satin. They are won
ders at $7.oS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
rAppAuANNOCk SHOOTING.
New Indictment Found Against
Cnptain Bagby.

TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, April IL
special grand jury to-day
found a new Indictment against Captain
A. f. Bagby. charged with shooting and
wounding G. H. Scott about month ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

"Clve me a liver regulator and l can
regulate the world said a genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle Of De Wits
little Early Rlsers. the famous little pills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
VIEWS PANTs.

MEMS PANTS.
II for no other reason than that we
win the men TO our side. this SAID or
Mems Pants has been big thing for u:
when We can show up over 100 pairs OF
Pants every pair of which Is selling Tor
half Of the lowest prices men ever bougnt
them before. IS 10 any wonder they shoiild
40 homo and say. Meyers Is "A wonderful
store" Every pair we sell can be taken
home ana examined, and " NOT satisfac-
tory can be brought back and have your
money refunded Bring with you waist
and inside seam measure.
81 Black and Navy Chcviot Pants for
3sc
H.25 Cray Mixed Cheyiots for isc.
20 Gray Mixed Cheviots for Sc.
N.75 Hair-I.ine CheyiOts for So.
s. Brown and Gray Wofs'eds for o>c
- AH-Woel Mixed Cassimeres Tor DSc.
g. Brown Check Chcviots for o-c.
: $3.50 ATWOOD Plaid Cassimeres for
$50 Atwood Hair-Iine cassImerss for
3 Al-wool English cassimeres FOL
S1.0S.
$50 Atwood Mixed Chovlots for si.fs
- ATWOOD French Cassimeres for
$t.Gs
81 silk and Wool Worsteds for sos.
81 English Plaid Wofspds for los.
81 French striped Worsteds for Sios.
How many yards of zoe. Lierre Lace will
You buy for 2Jc. Tor we will sell to-day
beautiful Dress. Waist. and Hat Laces,
made I'm the town Of lierre. France. inn.
ported 90 sell for zoe, but through some
trouble with the custom-houso We're solo
by the United States Government, and
bought from them by Us for one fourth
actual prices. Samples Of these cannot
be sent as It will surely all be sold out
to-day.
Mennon's Talcum Powder. &c; Shelf
fields Denufrice, I0c.; the Rational, 2oc.;
Tooth Brush. roc; $50 quality Keep
Clean Hair Brushes for 81. 2-ounce Palm
Soap. = cakes for les part and parcel
OF the sale at the Toilet Counter to-day.
THE run ON RiDB0Ns
never ceases at Meyers. say visitors
here and it Is a fact. as fast as one great
lot SELLS out others take It's place. 10 Is
really a mystery 20 US how and where
our SILK buyer gets a-h0ld OF so many
bargains in Ribbons. Here are some new
ones: Finest SILK Taneta. II inches
wide. Black. ijc.; 1-2-inch Reversible
Quality Taneta Ribbons. Colored
Stripes. ne. worth i0c. 5-inch-wide Dou-
ble-Facod Satin Ribbons Jet Black. and
as good as we had in stock at 81, Tor 30c.
New Elastic Belts. just received. Black
Scales. toe; jet, JOc.; Steel, Csc; Girdle-
shape. 81.
4 CHAMBER SUIT. S22.5o.
Here is a remarkable opportunity 10 buy
a complete Chamber Suit, as We are going
20 close ont oar present style OF so Solid
Oek 3ldiubti HNAAnf Ahil0lNAlNh VI ~ pN-
reau. Washstand. Double-Bed, Centre-
Table Towel Rack, Armchair and 4 side
Chairs. for 80. 50 and We will give free
OF charge with every set sold one Woven
Wire Spring and one Good Mattress and
one pair Feather Pillows.
S. BrOcatellc COuches, 500.
S}J Leather Couches S23.
s. Tapestry CouChes, S2.Oo.
Whitney Carriages. rubber tires, s5.oo
SO Hair Mattresses. SfoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
LInERTY sNTINs. G0c.


one perfect; the celebrated Dene's II lie
Collar. all one shape. but in every size.
The New Ties for ladies, which are
wrapped twice around the neck before
tving are here az 5Oc.