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The evening times., 1899-05-18

MONEY TO LOAN At and ~ per cent in sums
Of a. 600 to SO, 900 on D. G. real cState; pay
o0 5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew:
an transactions conducted with economical con
eideration for borrower WN. h SAUNDERS q
CO. IS05 2 q. NV. se2<-t-em
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
LECTURE by HAMILTON MAIZE.
To Discuss "Letters and Society in
America" To-norrOw Night.

Hamilton w. Mabie, associate editor OF
The outlook, will appear for the second
time before the Richmond Lyceum to-
morrow night.
AS an orator Mr.. Mabie ranks high;
as an essayist he is unsurpassed; as a
literary critic his equal does not exist.
Mr.. Mable is a Jealous student OF litera-
ture with a desire to get at the very
roots OF the literary spirit with the mas
ter hand in expression. The art side Of
it interests him, but his highest interest
in 1t Is as vital revelation Of the hui
man soul. He is still young. and it IS
not possible that a mind out of whose
ferment has come MY Study Fire" is
yet exhausted. and 1t is to be expected
that the books of this new seer are to
take high place among the best products
OF the literary workers OF our country.
1t is not too much 70 say OF Mr. Mabie.
as Saintsbury has Of Hazlitt: "He is a
born man of letters. and cannot help
turning everything he touches into liter
ature."
Mr.. Mabie's subject will be Letters
and Society in America" lie will be in
troduced by Rev. Dr. w. W. Moore, ID. D.,
Of the Union Theological Seminary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Fancy Silks.

over 100 patterns OF Glaces. Tafetas,
Brocades IN all imas,n bic colOrs that
sold for 15c.. reduced 10 ioc.; those
sold for 81 reduced to 5Oc.; those sold
for N.25 and $50 reduced 10 ......70c
Heavy All-Silk Rustling Plain Tafieta
Silks. the sjc. grade. I'm Turquoise
Cardinal, and Green reduced to. .5oc.
AIl-Silk Moirc. q inches wide i'm Cas-
tor, that sold for SL2j "a yard. reduced
10 ............... ..--.......... ........'''c.
1O-inch Satin Duchess. every thread silk,
10 beautiful evening and street shades,
that sold for 81 a yard. reduced o.3oc.
Checked and striped Fancy Silks, I'm oil
colors. that sold for soc. yard. re-
duced TO ............-.. ....--..- -.
Handsome Brocade Bayadere silks, in
Blacks. sold for 81 yard, reduced 10,
per ydin .-.-.s.....- ..... 49,. COZ. .N',
ROYAL SILK Nelycts, called THE Ouch
ess." $3.50 quality i shades, reduced
10. per yard ............ ..............''oc.
Quilted sauns, in dark shades, sold for
75c. q yard. reduced 10 ........l2 l-2c.
Brown quilted Satin. that sold for ,3c.
a yard. reduced 90 .................Zo c.
. pieces Of japanese Wash silks. fancy
stripes. regular 39c goods reduced -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Brief News Notes from Fulton,

Mr.. X. NJ. Pitcher has returned from
hunting trip in King William county.
Mr.. Peter Hubbard is sick at his home
Maple Grove on Fulton Hill.
Mr.. Ii. II. Pollard is sick at his resi-
dence, on Fulton HILL
Mrs. Is. NJ. Douthat, OF Danville, is
visiting relatives on Fulton Hill.
Miss Lille Atlee, OF Wakefield, has re-
turned to her home, after an extended
visit 10 friends on Fulton Hill.
Mr.. c. r. Phillips, Deputy Clerk OF
Henrico county, is sick at his residence,
on Fulton Hill
Mr.. Thomas j. Enright is critically Ill
az his residence, on Louisiana street.
Mr.. Phil O'Neal who has been very
sick is slightly improved
Mrs. James w. Neagle is expected 10
return home on Monday from Boston
Mass, where she went to attend the fune-
raj Of her brother.
Rev. b. Cabel Henning returned to Full
ton on Friday. after short visit 10 his
old home In Burlington lie will occupy
his pulpit to-day.
The chocolate tea given by Miss Pearl
Jordan's Sunday school class at the resi-
dence OF MS Doeppe was well attended.
and a large sum was realized. the pro-
ceeds OF which were for the benefit of
the Fulton Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
CHARITY BENEFIT THIS WEEK.
A Fine Amateur Entertainment at
the Biiou Friday Night.

The big charity benefit TO DO given at
the Bijou Theatre next Friday night bids
fair to eclipse any amateur entertain
ment that has been seen here in many
years. One hundred and thirty people
will take part In the performance, and
the programme will cover wide range
Every one should find something pleasing
In the various numbers which are 10 be
presented, as they viii include acts which
are identified with the vaudeville stage
alone. and dainty bits OF work culled
from the classics. A scene from Sheri-
dams school for Scandal" will be fol-
lowed by black-face speciality. while an
Irish sketch will be preceded by beauti-
ful drill in which will appear, in rich
costumes, twenty young society girls Of
this city. under the leadership OF Miss
Florence Parker.
The entertainment will be unique In
many respects, and several OF the num-
bers are absolute novelties. Cake-walks
are just now the fad all over the coun-
try, especially in the larger cities, and
nearly every one in Richmond has this
winter seen the dusky residents OF Jack
son Ward In their ludicrous antics. But
no one has seen well-known young men
of this city initiate the peculiar steps OF
Frog Eye" and others OF HIS ilk 20 the
strains OF that liyeliest of all airs. The
Georgia Campaigning" Next Friday
night twenty-one OF our young society
men viii impersonate dead swell coons"
and ladies of color" and walk for tho
big cake under the leadership OF Mr. Her
bert Curtis. The judges Will be Mayor
Taylor and Justice John Crutchneld but
they Will simply announce the verdict Of
the audience. unless II is not entirely
evident from the applause which greots
each couple when they make their final
bow. which pair IN the opinion OF the
spectators IL entitled 70 the cake Pro-
pAbiy the prettiest feature OF the enter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Mems Furnishings.

100 choice styles Bright Plaids. Chill
drens silk Bows. reduced from u lie.
60 dozen Mems Choice COlored- Bor-
dered Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs reduced from pc. 10
10 dozen Children's Twilled silk Plaid
Windsor Ties. reduced from Il l-2c.
TO ........ ............ ..................oc.
Mems Sweaters. heavy wool net turtle
uecks. striped collars and cuffs, ali
cOlOrs. reduced from $3.50 tO.... $50.
50 Fine Elite" Mems Suspenders, cross
backs. leather ends. reduced from SOC.
Mems Heavy Buck-Skin. HorseH Hide,
and Calf-Skin WOol-Lined Mitts, re-
duced from zoe. 10 ..................30c
500 pairs of Mems Fast Black Seamless
Socks, reduced from Sc. to, per pair.
312c.
Mems Fine SILK Neckwear, heavy silks.
stripes. and brOcades satin lined re-
duced from SIC. To ...................j c.
Mems Fancy silk Band Bows. reduced
from u lie. a. ........................1c
Mems EXtra-Heavy. Well-Made Cam
ton Flannel Drawers. reduced from
Bricklayers and Mill-Men's Heavy
White Duck Overalls. with pockets.
reduced from soc 90 .29c.
90 dozen Mems Fine Woven Madras
Shirts. with separate cuffs white coll
lar band, last seasons 81 and Sl2j
goods. all sizes. for commonwealth
Mems and Boys Jersey Gloves. fleece
lined. half-kid fingers. reduced from
-Jc- 10 ............- ..................lcc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Domestic Goods.

Solid Color French Organizes, reduced
from 25c. 10 IL lie.
Dark Flannelettes. FOR wrappers, re-
duced from and l0c 10 30. yard.
Mill ends Of Fine Madras Cloth, reduced
from lie. 10 7-sc. yard.
Double-FOld Ideal Covert Suiting. re-
duceG from 17c to ~ &c. yard.
Pink Saline, reduced from Il l-Zc. 10 &c.
yard.
Black and White Outing Cloth. reduced
from sc. 10 z 7-Sc yard.
All-Wool Light-Ground Challi, reduced
from 80 TO 81 i-Zc.
Light Stripe and Solid Color outing,
reduced from Zoe. 10 %. yard.
Sea Island Percales, reduced from
y l-2c. to SC. yard
Damaged Apron Ginghams, reduced
TO sc. yard.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases. reduced
from y PC. 10 -. each.
4J-inch pillow Tubing. reduced from
l7c. TO zoe. yard.
Unbleachcd Sheetng. reduced from Zoe.
20 q .-Sc. yard.
Lily White Cambria. reduced from
12l-2c. TO 7-sc yard.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Remnants Of Unbleached Jeans, re-
duced from 7c. 10 g 7-~c. yard.
Unbleached Canton, reduced TO 7-sc.
yard.
e6-inch White Wool Flannel. reduced
from zoe. 20 IL I Re. yard.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, reduced
from 51-2c. to 3 7-Sc. yard
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton, re-
duced TO Bic. yard.
Embroidery Flannel. hemstitchcd with
silk embroidery. reduced from SOC. to
81 I-2c. yard.
Hemstitched Sheets. fuil double-bed
size, reduced from sec. 70 3Dc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Thin White Goods.

$50 pieces Pure English Long Cloth, re-
duced from sec. to 63c. piece of Il
yards.
$l3g quality reduced 20 Csc.
$l.JO quality reduced to SI.2s.
2-yard-wide Organize, reduced from SOc.
10 lie.
Corded p. K, reduced from y lie. to &c.
Extra-Heavy Corded Z. ks, reduced
from 25c. to IL lie.
800 yards Figured +. K, reduced from
1jc. to Zoe. yard.
Extra-Fire French Welts, reduced from
4Oc. TO 23c.
Wide All-Linen Lawn, reduced
from 6)c. to 81 lie.
Extra-Fine Linen Lawn, reduced from
Toe. to SOC.
4o-inch-wlde India Linon, reduced from
Sc to { 7-sc.
Extra-Fine 40-inch India Linen. reduced
from lie. 10 Bic.
90 yards 32-inch India Linen, sheer re-
duced from Sc. 10 Bic.
Plaid and Striped Muslns, reduced from
l-2c. 10 .-Sc.
Fine Dimities, over 1900 yards, reduced
from l5c. 10 Zoe.
/ case Yard-Wide White Cambria, re-
duced from Sc. 10 sc. yard.
500 yards Check Musl.ns, reduced from
Sc To Use
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Stamped Linens.

Stamped Damask Doyies, inches; and
Stamped Duck DOyhes, reduced from
Sc TO &c.
Stamped Cushion Covers. on best De-
MIN, reduced from % and 39c. TO Zoe.
100 Stamped Pieces. on duck and da-
mask. slightly soiled. sold for % and
35c., reduced to BE.
All-Linen Damask Tray Covers, fine
drawn thread. reduced from 75c., 10
soc.
Denim Table Covers. sporty patterns,
reduced from 29c. 10 Ioc.
High Art Cushion Tops and Backs, en-
broidered. reduced from 7Jc. to soc.
Crash Table Covers, Ia yards square,
stamped. reduced from $.2j TO 61c.
Ruf1ed Baby Pillow-Slips. stamped, re-
duced from soc. 20 Zoe.
Royal Society Cushion Tops and Backs
OF heavy duck. reduced from 39c. to
19c.
Magic Stamping Pads, reduced from 81
IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
LtYNE GETS FOUR MONTHS.
He Defrauded SIR. Duncan-Other
Charges Against Him.

Julian T. L1yne. "A respectable-looking
young man from Hanover county made
his second or third visit TO Justice Crutch-
field. in the Police Court yesterday, and
will now spend four months with Sergeant
Epps in the city Jail. Layne was sent 10
jail on the charge of obtaining goods
from George Duncan, a grocer. under
false pretences.
Layne was also charged with forging a
check Of Mr.. Thomas T.. West on the
City Bank OF Richmond, but the hearing
was continued until the 18th. Layne is
wanted in Hanover on the charge Of steal
Ing cows, and in Newport News on some
other charge.
William Harris and Irving Summerville
were vags, and went down 10 the rock
pile for thirty days.
Maria Blankenship. charged with as
saulting Louisa seay. was fined $3.50 and
costs.
Rosa owens was fined 50 and costs for
assaulting. cursing and threatening to
Kill Alice Thomson.
The remaining cases were not impor-
tant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
fz*Sx srr aars q gNew G1Sn MIN sur, ux l. ur
GIaG Gtk3eYyoSLSlLCze ute ClafxkeNJ3M0ze

tainment will be the young ladies' drill,
which will be led by Miss Florence Park
err The girls who will participate in
this belong TO the younger element of
society, and a more bewltching group OF
debutantes could hardly have been chosen.
All Of the young ladies will be beautifully
costumed.
The most unique contribution TO the
evenings entertainment will be the Toy
Symphony Orchestra, an organization
numbering about thirty-fve. This will
be the first appearance in Richmond OF
musical organization of this character.
The idea is an English one, and is just
being taken up on this side of the water.
The orchestra derives its name on ac-
count Of the toy instruments used by its
members. Music is made from tin horns,
rattlers, the small boys drum, mandolins,
accoTdiOns, mouth organs. or harps bones,
tambourines, nickel-plated flutes, and
various other instruments of like nature.
II Is not the idea OF the orchestra to make
discord. and they come as near as pos
sible TO creating heavenly sounds as
they can with the instruments they use.
The most artistic number will be the
scene from THE School for Scandal"
The portion OF Sherdan's delightful
comedy which will be rendered is the
famous scene in the second act between
Sir Peter and Lady Teazle.
Mr. Charles Hara and Mr.. John McIn-
tyre VIII give their black-face spe-
cialty, entitled "Rag-I'ime OPERA" and
In this they introduce a bunch of the
most popular coon songs and execute
some difficult steps. Miss Wilma Newman
Will sing a lullaby song. Miss Sally Part
ing,on. the famous wartime actress. and
Mr.. John Ryall. who Is a favorite with
ffal.. ...trt
Iibernian sketch. The appearance OF Miss
Darlington should bring out all or
those who were playgoers in the DAYS
OF the stock company at the old Rich
mond Theatre during the troublous times
OF the civil war.
The lovers OF music viii be most in
terested. probably. In the appearance Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS.

1ne story this week is of exceptional
values-almost sensational. \ noted
importer had too many OF certain sorts,
and these are placed in our inventory
sale az less than half regular value.
Cambria Edge, open pattern, cut-out
edge. for &c. yard.
5-inch Open Wheel Pattern Cambria
Edge. the y 1-2c kind. for Sc. yard.
Revoring and Hemstitching, all widths,
from : to 25c yard.
4J-inch Baby Flouncing, handsomely
trimmed I'm valenciennes inserting and
embroidery, for $50 yard
1-2-inch Cream Sierre Godet Lace for
500
White SILK Bow-Knots and Butteriiles,
for applquing. 1Dc. each
All-I.lnen Hand-Run Nedici Lace, the
l0c kind. for 80. yard.
45-inch square mesh La TOsca Net, re-
duced from $50 TO 81.
Al-Silk Black Wave Inserting, reduced
from 17c. 10 zoe. yard.
l2-yard piece of Nalenciennes Lace for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Kid Gloves.

ladies' 4-Button Kid Gloves. embroid-
cred backs, reduced 20 59c.
Ladies' 3-Clasp Kid Gloves, 3 rows en-
broidery, G5c
From our regular stock of 81, Sl2j and
$50 Kid Gloves we have extracted
every pair that in any way did not
please our critical eyes, and now offer
them at 6Oc. pair. You Will find every
shade and size.
90 Button-Length White Suede Kid
Cloves II, 3-4, and 6-roduced from
s. to G9c.
Extra Heavy Pique. sewed. reduced
from S125 TO G9c
White Cndressed Kid Gloves, sizes ) "a,
8. and 6I-4, reduced from 81 10 soc.
Chenille Dot Yelling reduced from
25c. 10 Zoe. yurd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Winter Underwear.

Mems White and CamePs-Halr SHIFTS
or Drawers. all sizes, reduced from
soc. to 29c. ,,,,-,.
Mems Natural-Wool Shirts or White
Wool Drawers, sizes 40 TO IS. reduced
from 81 10 45c
Mems Wool Fleece-Lined SHIRTS or
Drawers. reduced from Sl.25 TO ,oc:
Children's Heavy Fleece-Lined Union
Suits. reduced from 3gc to IL i-@c'
Ladies' Heavy Fleece-Lined Oneita
Union Suits. reduced from i9c. TO 3'c
Children's Heavy MerinO Vests and
Pants. reduced from l9c to DC.
Chlldren's White and Gray Vests. Pants.
or Drawers, all sizes, Is to "a, reduced
from % and Doc. 10 lie.
Ladies Natural Wool and White Wool
Vests OF Pants, reduced from 81 10
soc.
Ladies' Norfolk and New Brunswick
Pants, reduced from I.-5 TO 75c.
Ladies' Heavy Fleece-Lined Jersey Rib
bed Vests or Pants, in White, Cream,
and Gray, reduced TO 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05

the German-American Choral Association,
an organization composed of forty Of the
very best trained voices in this city,
Other features will be an electric dance
Young Ladies Guitar. Mandolin. and
Banjo Club, and the Frank Cunningham
Octette.
The entire list Of all the participants
will be published in a separate article
this week. Indications are that the Biiou
Theatre, which Manager Wells has sur
rendered for the occasion, will be packed
on the night of the entertainment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
JeweIry.

Imported Real Mother Of Pearl and
Silver Rosary Beads. with silver
crosses. reduced from S2.19 10 Si.23.
Sterling Handle and Pearl Paper cut
ters. reduced from nc. TO &c.
Sterling Handle Tweezers and Erasers,
reduced from 15c 10 SC.
Children's Gold and Stone Set Rings. IN
Turquoise and Garnets, reduced from
25c. 10 zoe.
Heaviest Plate Napkin Rings, with
enamelled initials engraved, reduced
from 50c. TO Zoe.
Heaviest Plate Puff. Naseline, and cigar
Jars. some elegantly enamelled ana
iewelled reduced from 81 p 70 zoe.
Antique Silver Belts jewclled in Iur-
quOlse, Amethyst, and Emeralds' re-
duced 10 zoe.
Real Briar Wood Sterling Mounted
Pipes. with amber mouthpiece. reduced
TO 45c
Fancy Top Tortoise Shell Finish Side
Combs. reduced from Sc. To BE. pair.
Ladies' and Misses l0-karat Gold Rings,
with diamond chips, reduced from SL0J
10 T5c.
Genuine Nickel Watches, guaranteed
for one year. reduced from 81 10 75c.
Baby's Sterling Handled Combs, reduced
from 25c. TO Zoe.
Heavy Engraved Sterling Silver Hair
Brushes. with celluOid bottoms and
good bristle, reduced from $50 TO
81 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Ladies' Dress Skirts,
DIVIDED INFO SIX LOTS.

DIVIDED INTO SIN LOTS.
LOT No. BLACK and Blue Serge
Skirts. well made and well lined, re-
LOT No. 2.-Colored Chcviot Skirts
full width and well fitted, reduced
LOT no. 3.-Black Figured Mohair
Skirts, in small and large designs and
all sizes. worth s.. reduced tO...Sl. 10
LOT No. 4-Plain Black Mohair. Plain
Blue and Black Serges, trimmed with
three rows of braid. thoroughly wool
and lined, reduced to .............S 81 30
LOT No. 5.-F1gured silk skirts, in new
designs: Black and Blue All-Wool
Serge Skirts Fancy Chenille Skirts
new shapes: Plaid Camels-Hair
Skirts, Fine Figured Mohair Skirts.
LOT No. 6.-Consists Of High-Grade
Serge Skirts, braid trimmed; Fine Gre
pom Skirts, and Trimmed Mohair
Skirts, not one worth less than sj.9S,
and many worth $50, reduced 70
Ladies' Imported Wash Suits. left from
last season, sold at SIS, reduced TO
Last seasons Lawn and Dimity Wrap
pers reduced from $3.50 to .........sI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
THE COCK FIGHT.
No Action VIII BE Taken by the
HcnricO Authorities.

The Henrico authorities have not taken
any action concerning the cooking main
held out near the New Reservoir Friday
night. and the chances are they will not
bipeds was fast and furious. and the large
crowd OF sports who were assembled
around the p.t enjoyed themselves i'm
menseY.
Muvn monsy was placed upon the va
rious cocks. and while some OF the sports
came back 10 the city with plethoric
pockot-books and radiant smiles. others
were penniless and highly detected. An
other main is in contemplation for tho
near future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
DIR. KERR AND HIS PEOPLE.
They VIII Visit DIR. Hntcher's Con-
gregation This Evening.

Rev r. r. Kerr d. D.. will preach at
the Grace-Street Baptist church this eve
ming at s o'clock. and DR.. Hatcher and his
people are very happy on account Of 1t.
The congregations of the First Presbyte-
rian and the Grace-Street Baptist will
worship together. 1t was last Wednes-
day night that DR.. Hatcher's people de-
cided 10 extend DR.. Kerr people the fra
ternal invitation TO come as a body to
their new church
When DR.. Hatcher's church was burned
DR.. Kerr and his people manifested most
cordial hospitality towards the afflicted
people, and the two congregations are on
exceptionally intimate and sympathetic
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Ribbons.

No. 1 Satin Daisy Ribbon. all shades,
reduced from &c. TO lie. yard.
l0O remnants assorted shades Of 1-inch
Satin Ribbons reduced from &c TO e.
yard.
10 shades Of All-Snk Gros-Grain Rib
bon, No. II, reduced from Csc. TO
Zoe. piece Of 10 yards.
An-Silk Satin and Gros-Grain Ribbons,
No. 3. all colors. reduced from 1jc. 10
1-4c.i No. u reduced from lie. TO
sc. yard.
S-inch Satin and Moires reduced from
19c 20 &c yard.
One lot Fancy All-Silk Ribbons and g.
inch Satin GrOs-Grain. reduced from
a9c. 70 1Oc. ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Mr.. Mark Davis Has Leased IT, Hn'
ID VIII lie Called Davis House

The Imperial Hotel viii. on Monday
next. again change its management ana
this time IL will change its NAME also.
Mr. Mark Davis who originally owned
the house, has returned 20 Richmond l'n
the West. and has leased the builtils
lie will change the mama back to pc
Davis House. the cognomen it form
bore under his management New iufh'.
ture and appointments viii be put H. ana
the hotel will be otherwise improved.
Mr.. w c. Hundley Will be retained -
clerk. He is an experienced. courteous
and popular gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Black Dress Goods.

42-inch Mohalr Brocaded Brllllantlne,
reduced from SOC. tc........-..... .-.'c
6 pieces Atwood Gcrman-Made Black
Dress Goods. Neirose cloth. Satin Sc
well Sebastapol. and MervellouX
cost 81 and Sl.2j a yard, reduced TO-
per yard .........--..... :.......;.. '..''c
ImUorted Crepons, DiagOnals, and
Straight Striped Patterns, sold for 81
"a ward reduced to....................5O 500.
3G-inch Plain M0hair Brilliantine. good
lustre. sold for Soc, reduced t0....@5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
The Greatest Inventory Sale Ever Held

onfc nropDrton completely oshines all Others
shall be recognized as cd
the hearts Richmond
talked about this than
before REGULAR prices ignored The best all chances
c1oo vouolf bottom
bargain facts carefully Here
that estrOnger thar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
city Employees Leg Broken.

James Casley. negro employees Oh i-t
city, had his leg broken while at "oiN
IN Fifth-street sewer trench yesteio~'
morning about 1890 o'clock.
\ brick fell on the mans leg Ak
ankle. dislocatlng the joint there 'i'
breaking the bone Just above. Dr. G"ai"'
mey with the ambulance, responded 70
call and treating the man. took him u
his home. No. sl5 oak street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Shoes.

1897 pairs Of Ladies' Fine $3.50 Kid But
ton and Lace Shoes, newest cuts
handsomely finished. every pair war
ranted. in Z different STYLES, soft, nice
kid stock. reduced 10 o9c.
Boys s. Calf Lace Shoes. Tan ana
Hack newest shape, finished in the
best STYLE and made by the best manu-
facturers. reduced TO 81 30 per pair.
sSs pairs of Ladies' s. Wei and Chrome
Kid Button and Lace Shoes, hand
eomely finished, newest shapes, dif-
ferent STYLES TO select from, every
pair warranted, reduced 10 Si.1o.
Ladies' 50 and $3.50 Button and Lace
Shoes. newest shapes. sizes broken,
but something IN every style to fit
most people. for si.9S.
sg6 pairs OF Ladies' $3.50 Patent-Leather
Sandals, for dancing. White kid. lined.
hest finish. reduced to 75c.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
Sorosis Shoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05
Linens.

Bleached Damask, reduced from 2Jc. to
IL I-2c
2-vards-wide Unbleached Linen Da
mask. reduced from Joe. TO 23c. yard.
GO-inch Pure Linen German Damask
Table Linen, reduced from SOC. 10 f5c.
each.
Pure Linen Crash T0welling. reduced
from Sc. 10 %. yard.
2O-inch Pure Linen Crash TOwellng. re-
duced from 15c. 10 = $50. yard.
1S-inch Antiseptic Blrdeye reduced from
55c piece To SOC. All other widths at
reduced prices.
Linen Hemmod Huck Towels. reduced
from Sle5 TO SDc dozen.
Pure Linen Gray Huck Towels. % hy
~ inches. reduced from $50 To- $50
dozen.
Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths. 2l-2
yards long. reduced from $50 10 a
each.