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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
JULIUS SYCLE 6 SON.
MISS SUE sKiPWITH DEAD.
Daughter of the Late Grey skip
with Passes Away-Other Deaths.

Miss Sue Skipwith, daughter of the late
Grey Skipwith, died al her mothers resi-
dence. No. Ga west Franklin street, yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. Deceased
was In the 10Th year of her age, and had
number of friends, who will mourn
their loss. The funeral will take place
from the residence tomorrow at noon.
The interment will be private.
Mr.. j. f. Is. Hawley died yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at his mothers
residence. No. J0s north Sixth street. De-
ceased was about % years of age lie Wa
born I'm Culpeper, and came 10 Richmond
several years ago, securing employment
In the Chesapeake and Ohio shops, whclh
he remand until Illness forced him 10
relinquish work He is survived by
wife. who was Miss Laura T.. Dlckerson,
and four children.
Mr.. Hawley enjoyed popularity and
possessed the esteem OF all his acquaint-
ances. The funeral will take place from
the residence this afternoon at o'clock.
The interment will be i'm Riyerview Gene
terry.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Gravins. wife Of NJ
John b. Gravlns, died yesterday al 1910
p. NJ. at her residence, corner OF Car
rington and Rose streets. She leaves four
sons and two daughters.
The funeral of Mr.. T.. s. Squire took
place from st. Pauls church yesterday
afternoon. and was largely attended. The
interment was i'm Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
'''s''' Safe THE TOWER.
Morrow. JULIUS SYCLE & SON.
-- Remember The NameJ
Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics.
All the !spring designs fabrics oongs here m
your inspection Monday constituting display which we feel ng
proud, and prices of which still more proud '
Dress Goods.

COVERT CLOTH.-Extra Fine Import
ed 3s-inch Covert Cloth. all-wool, in ali
much-wanted colors, good material for
tailor-made suits. and would be cheap
at 45c., in our sale this week 29c.
IMPORTED CHEVIOT-3s-inch ALL
Wool Imported ChevIot, an elegant ma
terlal for separate skirts; the very thing
to be worn with silk shirt-waists; a
splendid value for soc, but tomorrow
and as long as they last for &c.
NOVELTY SUITING.-For Monday and
all the rest OF the week there are seve-
raj different styles TO be shown. some
are 49, 40. AZ. and 4-inch goods. worth
75 TO Ssc. yard-they are great values-to
be offered for soc. yard.
HOMESPUN SUITING.-This we'll
known Suiting. that has caused a great
craze this year. A inches wide fully
worth $l25 yard In all the newest spring
shades. 10 be sold for Toe.
TAILOR-MADE SUITING.-Wonderfu
values we will offer you the coming week
in the newest novelties in TailOr-Made
Suiting. in A. and 5f-inch goods; they are
worth nearly double, to be sold for 81
and sl.25 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Manassas Mention.

MANASSAS, VA, April 1-(Special)-
Several articles have recently appeared
in the Washington papers stating that
an electric road would be built from
Washington TO this place. As Mr.. Port
ner IS one Of the prime movers Of this
corporation, the people have become very
much encouraged, and it is the sole topic
OF discussion at the present.
1t is rumored that Mr.. A. ]. Sllings
and family expect TO move TO California
if Mr.. Sillings can sell his property and
business here.
Mr.. w. n. Lipscomb has begun the
erection OF a handsome residence just
north of town.
Cards are out Announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Lucy j.. Hixson, daughter
Of Mr.. q. W. Hixson, OF this place, to
Mr.. d. J. Arlington. Wednesday evening,
April 12th at 715 O'Clock, the ceremony
to take place at the Primitive Baptist
church.
Mr.. Henry w. Rector has secured po-
sition with the Capitol Traction Com
pany, of Washington ID. c.
Mr.. ]. y. Baldwin is i'm town this week
attending to his business interest He
expects to leave tomorrow for Battle
Creek. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
NoRroLIx.s COAsTwIsE TRADE.
a Heavy Increase During the Past
Year-Quarantine Season.

NORFOLK. VA, April 1.-(Special)-
The cOastwise traffic Of this port has in
creased wonderfully in the past year. In
addition to its present large fleet and
the two great steamships now building,
the Old Dominion Steamship Company has
been compelled TO charter the st. Croix,
1000 tons. of Boston.
The suit instituted in the Court Of Law
and Chancery. of this city. by o.. Il. Will
iams against Libbie Land is based on
rather unusual grounds. Williams is a
lveryman, and several months ago he
hired horse to the defendant. The ami
mai ran away, killing one of the women
In the buggy, wrecking the vehicle, and
fatally injuring the horse. Williams now
asks 500 damages.
The quarantine season began to-day.
and throughout it's continuance all vessels
from tropical ports will be
boarded and inspected by the Marine Hos
pital surgeons at Fisherman's Island and
Old Point Comfort. The hospital-ship
jamestown has been fitted out for fumi-
eating all suspected craft. The tropical
rade of both Norfolk and Baltimore has
increased so greatly as TO make these
precautions at the entrance TO the Chesa-
Deake imperative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
THE LAKE CITY CASE.
FIFTEEN PROMINENT CITIZENS TO
DE PLACED on TRIAL.
LYECHIEG OF COLORED POSTMASTER.
White Men Charged With the Crime,
Also with Killing the Postmaster's
Infant Child ana Turning the POST
once.

CHARLESTON, s. C., April 1.--Fifteen
prominent citizens Of Lake city, s. c..
VIII be put on trial here in the United
states Circuit Court next week 10 answer
the charge OF having lynched Postmaster
| Fraser u. Baker. more than a year ago.
Besides killing the postmaster, who was
a negro. the alleged lynchers will have to
answer for killing Bakers infant child
| and for burning the Lake City post-onlce,
with ali its effects.
II is stated here that other arrests
VIII be made before the case is taken up.
The Indictment will 20 TO the grand
jury and the hearing will begin at once.
Eighty witnesses for the government
have been summoned, and there is a great
array OF witnesses for the defence. This
Is the first time on record that the Fed
eral Government has come into the South
20 take up lynching trial
THE CRIME.
The murder of Baker was probably the
most brutal crime known in the history
OF the State. Baker was appointed post
master at Lake City, and before he took
charge Of the office was warned TO keep
away. lie refused 10 obey the warning.
and an attempt was made to kill him
soon after his commission was received. |
This failed, and then a regular band was |
organized to put him ont of the way.
The defendants in this celebrated case |
are Ezra Mcknight, w. A. Webster. NJ. |
V. Ward, Moutrie Epps. II. c. Goodwin, |
c. j. Joiner. oscar Kelly. Edwin Rogers.
Alonzo Rodgers, Henry Stokes Allen |
Belk, Van Somerford, Early T.. Lee, j. p
Newman, and Marion Clark. They are
representative businessmen of the Lake
city section. Marion Clark was formerly
he editor Of a newspaper in that town.
stokes was q deputy United States mar
hal some years ago, and the other pri-
oners are merchants, druggists, and
armers.
STATES EVIDENCE.
From the testimony given at the pre-
iminary hearing by Newman and Lee.
rho turned Staye's evidence. the Lake
'ity band OF lynchers was organized for
he special purpose of killing Baker The
egro had refused 70 leave town and give
y the office. and the white people REBEL
d at the idea OF a colored postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
THE PARIS EXPECTED
At Newport News-Exports-Gen
Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April l.-(spe-
ciai)-The American liner Paris. CAPTAIN
Watkins, which sailed from New York
In the early part OF the month with n
large number OF excursionists on a crt,i "a
10 the West Indies and the scenes of the
late war especially, will arrive at old
Point Comfort tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock directly from Santiago de Cuba.
The Paris Will let off about fifty passen-
gers DESTROYS of sojourning at the Old
Point hotels for several days or taking
the train for Washington and the West.
and will then proceed 10 New York with
the New Workers and Philadephians. OF
whom there are nearly 100.
Captain Shackelford, por. captain of
the American Line. arrived here to-day
from New York ana made arrangements
with Collector-of-Custo Elliott 10 have
a number OF customs inspectors on hand
TO inspect the baggage of the passengers
in order that there may be no unneces-
sary delay in their departure. Mr.. Elliott
viii send down about five inspectors for
this work.
The exports from Newport News for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Black Goods.

BLACK FIGURED JACUQA, 80 inches
wide, i'm all new figures. fully worth 40c
yard. for Monday and all the rest OF the
week to be sold for 29c. yard.
A GREAT SOC. BLACK GOODS.-The
wonderful values we will offer Tomorrow
and the rest of the week In 3s-inch. 40
inch, AZ and 4i-incheswide goods. In
Plain Cheviots, Raised-Effect Goods. Gre
pom Effects, Figured Jacqua. Plain Mo-
hair Sicilian. Henriettas. and lots OF
other good things: not a single piece is
worth less than 75c. yard, to be sold
for soc.
CAMELS SERGE.-The Real Imported
CamePs Serge. 81 inches wide. the very
thing for tailor made suits, the real value
lbs TO be sold for Sc.
BLACK CREPONS.-A 43-inch Black
Crepon. in silk blister, heavy designs. A
wonderful thing, The same pattern can
be found elsewhere for 1925 yard; TO be
sold tomorrow and as long as they last
for $50 yard.
BLACK CREPONS to be sold for 81 and
g. % yard; they are worth - yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Mail Orders
Receive
Prompt
Attention.
Wash Goods.

GINGHAM .-32-inch Imported zs,,.-
GinghamA In all the newest. rrs.,,ii
striped and plaid effects and checks ~
or the best materials or the season -
worth l7c. yard. TO be sold for ~ i'e ~
SILK GINGHAMS.- 33-inch six a..
mans. In the new striped plaid
checked designs. beautiful colors. glar..l
teed to wash. for DC.
IMPORTED ORGANIZES. The r..
French Imported Organizes. % rs
wide, the patterns are beautiful ~
worth 81 lie. yard. 10 be sold for pr, T
FRENCH PIQUE.-The New. Ver.
corded Striped and Polka-Dot Pm.
worth l5c. yard, to be sold for y le'-7
DOTTED SWISS.-A Fancy-sf-,,.,
RAISED. Dotted Muslin. real worth ~
YARD, the patterns are beautiful. m II.
sold for IL lie. y
PERCALES.-A wonderful sale fo-,..,
row OF New Percales, No remnant, b.,
enc yard wide, all new designs. al B Az
10. and ~ l-2c. W.
MADRAs-'s-lnch Fancy Heavy ~,
dras, beautiful patterns. all new eoio,
ings, fully worth lie. yard, 70 be soi,
for l-3c. qua
ORGANIZES AND LAwNs-sr..,.,
values will be offered at Ola. SIS. ss,
lOc.; worth double. -i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
The Man-TailOr=Made Suits.

The latest and fashionable secured from the largest
factory at half prce-so sold accordingly.
At &11 nm Imported Suits made tight fitting 'front.' round-cut
" shape with fly back herrngbone stitching coat and
sleeves lined with solid color ask afeta with cuffs finished
around with silk braid the skirt with cyma shape trimmed with
buttons front neatly lined with fastening back This Suits
real value is $25.
AT SD IN show the greatest value that has been
offered in Tailor Made Suits They ARE III all the new
Gray an Blues Garnets Nodes Blacks and Navy Blue
coat fly front ask lined with good taeta wemade skirt button
back; fully worth 500
* 40 wemade Suit in Wool Venetian Cloth made in the new
YO'0/ est styles sold everywhere for 49,
Special values will be offered in Talor-Made Suits at SD and
$1O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
IMPORTANT CHANGES
In Newport News Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 1.-(Spe-
cial.) important changes were
made to-day in the east-bound freight
offices OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. Mr.. j. II. Graves, who for some
time past has been chief clerk. went to
Norfolk 10 accept tho position of chief
clerk TO General-Agent John A. Upshur,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, a that place.
Mr. q. Il. Marshall, formerly assistant
chief clerk, succeeds Mr.. Graves. Mr. r.
A. Woolums. was promoted to Mr.. Mar
shalls desk. Mr. r. w. Merriam sue
ceeds Mr.. Woolums, and Mr.. Edward
Turner succeeds Mr.. w. s. Hoffman, claim
clerk, who resigned to take a position
in the West. Mr.. Eckert OF West Vir-
ginia, was appointed freight register clerk.
Mr.. @. Walker Pearce and Mr.. c. b.
Fitchett. abstract clerks. were promoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
THE AMERICAN TURF.
End OF the Crescent City Season.
Final Events.

NEW ORLEANS, April with the las
race to-day the racing season OF 1883
In New Orleans came to a close. All oil
the conditions that 90 TO make good
sport prevailed. The weather was fine
the track fast, and the attendance large
The two-miIe race was the feature OF
the card, and Rockwood's defeat the dis
appointment Of the day. Lady Callahan
and Minnie L. were the winning fayorites.
Moody rode four winners.
First race-mile and twenty yards-Am-
| Der Glints G 10 u won, Duncan Bell %
to and IL TO u second, Sea Robber e to
81 third Time. LA.
| Second race-four furlongs-Gussie Fay
| Is 10 81 won, Myrtle Gebauer Is TO and
! 10 y second, Contessa 90 to y third.
Time, 1912
Third race-six furlongs-Phidas g 70
| y won, Our Clara g to l and to p Sc
cond, Nellie Prince a to 81 third. Time.
&c.
Fourth race--handlcap, one mile and
twenty yards-I.ady Callahan @ to 81 won.
Water Crest e to l and to 1O second,
Muskadine a to y third. Time. 1:i3
Fifth race--two miles--Jim Conway q
TO p won. lockwood g 10 and TO %
second, Sadie Levy a TO - third. Time,
S3S Ii.
Sixth race-one mile-Nannie L @ to 81
won, Nit Boykn g to l and to y second,
Prince Of India q TO y third. Time, 1:i3.
EVENTS AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. April 1.--Bright,
sunshiny weather and a good card at
tracted a good attendance to Clinic Park
this afternoon. The talent picked the
winner in all but one Of the six races,
and the books quit losers.
First race-half mile-Benita Brush |
(eveD won, Florence Anita g to / and |
even second, Ebert q to u third. Time, |
80 81
Second race-six furlongs-Granby q to |
u won Mad Anthony 6 to / and EVEN |
Royal Banner &c TO u third. Time,
III.
Third race-six furlongs-Deblaise Is to
81 won, Eitholin % to u second, Airing
ton q to y third Time. 116.
Fourth ace-mile-Lennie g 10 y won,
Kitty b. g 10 81 second. Banquo ii. e
to u third. Time, 1;42
Fifth race-four furlongs-Macie Marie !
g to 81 won. Special Notice &c to 81 second,
rhe Monk g TO u third. Time, 81 Ia.
Sixth ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q to p won,
Wilson g 10 81 second, Jack Hayes co 10
} third. Time. AS.
EASTERN OPENING TOMORROW.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-The fourth
pring meeting OF the Washington Jockey |
Tub, which will be opened Monday, |
means the Inauguration of the sport in ?
he East. AS every stall at the Bennlng |
rack is occupied, and many horses are
tabled at the old Ivy City track and else
where, the fields will be large to over |
owing, and the racing correspondingly | I
ltereStn@ 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
SURVIVORS OF THE STELLA.
They Say Many Women and Children
Must Have Perlshed

SOUTHAMPTON. April 1.-The steamer
Vera arrived here at o'clock this after.
noon, with the survivors OF the Stella
disaster. The quays were thronged and
as soon as the gangway had been placed
in position the officials on the Vera in
yited all persons having relatives or
friends among the survivors TO go on
board. The scenes that followed were
pathetic.
The stories Of the passengers who were
saved add little that is new, except the
belief that many women and children
must have persisted in the saloon, so sud-
den was the thrush of water.
one Of the rescued says that before the
Stella sank she stood with her bows per-
pendicular for a moment, and then shot
below like an arrow All who were left
on board were pitched sternward in a
heap, and disappeared with the ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
COLE AT HAMPTON.
A Three-Day Tournnment-Have-
meyer, of Yale, Makes Good Score.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. April 1.-Un-
der the auspices of the Hampton Roads
Golf and Country Club a three-day tour
nament was begun on the links at Hamp-
ton this afternoon. There were entries
from Yale. Princeton, Washington, St
Andrews, Norwood, Argyle, and Chevy
Chase.
In the qualification round, an eighteen
hole medal play, Havemeyer, Of Yale,
turned the best score-ll3. Little progress
was made in the match game which foi-
lowed. several OF the players being af-
fiicted with languor or indisposition.
An eighteen-hole round between Coch-
ran. Of New York, and Dunlap, Of New
York. was tied. Cochran won out on the
nineteenth hole. with one up.
W. 5. Hale is directing the play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
fremont Male Quartette.

One Of the most pleasing concerts OF
this season will be given in the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall Friday
night of this week by the fremont Male
Quartette, OF Boston. assisted by Miss
Nellie Ames Horr. OF Philadelphia. This
Will be the tenth and closing number Of
the star course Reserved seats are now
on sale az the Association Building. The
quartette has a splendid reputation, and
will be greeted by large house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Northern Cotton-MiII Extension.

NEW YORK April IA dispatch TO the
commercial Advertiser from Boston saws:
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Is making preparations TO erect a large
cotton-mill on It's immediate property at
manchester. The company is tearing
down two of the old mills OF it's miami m
make room for the large one. The COM
pany employs 5000 hands. The outlook
In the entire cotton-manufacturing in
dustry is encouraging
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
soldier Deaths In Cuba.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-General
Brooke to-day reported the following
deaths:
Camp Columbia, Habana-Robert Ne
Kay, Company J.. Second South Carolina.
typhoid-fever.
santiago-William Parody. Company A.
Second Volunteers. dysentery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Hosiery Sale.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS

WONDERFUL BARGA1NSl
Boys and Girls Heavy Black Ribbed
Hose. all sizes worth 10c. pair. for &c.
Ladies' IL 1-2c. Black Hose, elastic I'm.
step. Lisle finish, double heels and toes
for 10c. Great value!
Ladies' lie. Hose, three-thread heels
and toes, with White and Black feet, for
II 1-2c.
25c. Black Hose. Hermsdorf dye. extra
quality, spliced heels and toes, for l5c.
81 l2c. Hose extra silk-finish Herms-
dCrf dye. spliced heels and toes. extra
double soles. Csc
Ladies' Richelieu Lsle Ribbed Hose
worth soc. pair, for 25c.
Our 50c Ladies' Hose are great values
They are worth nearly double.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. extra spliced
heels and toes, real Maco, Cor II l-2c.
Great valuesi
Special values in Balbriggan Hose ar
16 % and 2jc.
Ladies' Tan Hose at l0c.; sold for II lie.
Sl.25 Fancy Plaid Hose, Toe.
Ladies' Extra Quality Black and Tan
Hose. worth 1Oc., for sc.
Boys and Girls Double Heel and Toe
Hose. worth 17c. for 10c pair.
The best IL 1-2c. Hose for boys I'm the
world can be found here. other mer-
chants are selling the same Hose for 25c
Children's Tan Hose, II he; worth
25c.-all sizes.
ChiIdren's Tan Hose, sold for lOc. pair,
now DC.
Special sale of Boys Heavy Bicycle
Hose at pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Untrimmed Hats.
SAILORS AND WALKING HATS.

Our stock is large, and embraces
all the newest styles, and theyare
to be sold at prices impossible 10
match. They are just one half Of
the millinery prices-25c. to So.
Full line of Millinery Trim.
mings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Fhe Meeting Mt Emmanuel.

The meeting at Emmanuel Baptist
church will continue through this week
Rev. Mr.. Harrison will preach at the
usual hours to-day. and will also address
the Sunday school this morning. After
the morning sermon the church Will be
opened TO receive members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
II the baby f. Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
Tor children teething. IL soothes the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoae. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
A CANNED GOODS FEAST.

ICou Ocuuily LSSS, IA3c. UOZ
Try our Jefferson Spring Wheat
Flour, 1915 barrel, or 3Oc. sack
Something extra fine.
bars Special Soap for sc.
Fine Home Made Preserves, ex-
ira quality, SC. ID.
Home-Made Jollies, &c. ID.
Home-Made Apple Butter, &c.
ID.
2-lb. boxes Elgin Creamery But
ter for 40c.
Baskets, &c.; also, Brooms, &c.
Best quality Oats, Soc. bushel.
lib. can Clipped Beef, zoe.
] lib. can Clipped Beef, 1Oc.
Hearth Brooms, only &c.
Coarse Meal, for feeding, 45c.
bushel.
Tomato Catsup, sc. bottle.
New Breakfast Grits, 3 lbs. sc.
3 bars Special Laundry Soap, Sc.
White Floating Soap, 9 for sc.
Bird Seed, in lib. packages, SC.
Old fashion Virginia Sorghum
Molasses, 40c, gallon.
Brass Hoop Cedar Buckets, 3
hoops, 1sc.
2 bars Sand Soap for SC.
lib. package Economy Roasted
Coffee, &c.
Boston Baked Beans, &c. can.
Oleine Soap, lie. cake.
Shoe Polish, sc. bottle.
Jefferson Coffee, Lilo. paper, 1Oc.
Large Lemons, 15c. dozen.
Large Cans Thistle Tomatoes,
&c. can.
Best quality Sugar Corn, To.
can, or 4 for 25c.
Shad Roe, in 10-lb. kegs, Csc.
Pure Old Country Cider Vine
gar, zoe. gallon.
and 2 gallon Preserving Jars. |
10c. gallon.
Washboards, Sc.
Zinc Washboards, 1Oc.
Double Zinc Washboards, 15c.
Carolina Rice, sc. lib.
3 jars Home-Made Preserves,
1sc.
Virginia Club Cheroots, &c. pack
BIB. can Assorted Jelly, 1Oc.
New Dutch Herrings, import
ed, 2 for SC.
lib. bricks Genuine Boneless
Goldfish, sc.
Bon Ami, for cleaning, sc. box.
Virginia Comb Honey, 12c. ID.
lib. bars Poor Mans Soap,
only &c.
Hecker's Prepared Buckwheat,
Sc.
Good Backing Brushes, SC.
Large boxes best French Black
ing, sc.
BIB. can Apple Butter, &c.
Small Genuine Smithfeld Hams.
&C. pound. {
Canned Cherries, Zoe. !
Large cans Bartlett Pears, 1Oc. {
2S-lb. sacks Dairy Fine Salt,
MY l2c. =
Extra quality Early June Peas, ?
e. can. u
Lion Coffee, roasted, lib. pa
'ers, l0c.
8 bars Imported White CASTLE :,
'oap for &c. q
BIB. Tubs Elgin Butter. 81.
Black Enamel Stove Polish, 2 :,
Or &c. =
Carolina Rice, 4c. lb. 81
3lbs. Rio Roasted Coffee for 25c.
Our Complete New Price in
lSt mailed on application. CT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Petitions In Han<runfcx

Petitions In bankruptcy were filed I'M
the United States District Court yester-
day as follows; Andrew Brown. liabili-
ties s25if03. assets $656sS: Albert =
Harvey liabilities s2ssl6, assets nil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
And Fancy Groceries

of all kinds, Sauces, Relishes,
and High-Class Canned Goods,
Fancy Sugar Cured Ham and Ba-
con, choice fresh Roasted Coffees,
and our famous 40 and soc. Teas
and Jefferson Coffee we have
spread in a tempting array for
Eastertide for our patrons delec-
tation, at price attractions that it
will pay you to come many miles
to secure.
Try our Homemade Preserves,
&c. pound Apple Butter, &c.
pound; Jellies, &c. pound---they
are fine.
Try our Mountain Roll Butter
at 15c. pound. It's fine.
Try our Snowflake Patent Fam
lily Flour at 25c. a bag, or S4 per
barrel. It's extra fine.
Try our Orange County Cream
cry Butter, 15c. pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02

in its most aggravated form has been
eneftnaily cured with small doses OF
Grab Orchard Water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS.

SOMETHING NEW AND MUCH
needed IN Manchester-A FiRST-cLAsS
BICYCLE AND SPORTING-GOops
HoUSE-has been opened at 1909 brI
street. Repairing done In the best n,sn-
ner. and low prices n speciality. ap 2-Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
Ready-Made Skirts.

Black Figured Mohair Skirts. percanr.
lined for 81.
Special values will be offered in Rlac,
Skirts at N.25 $50. sl.75, s., $3.50. &c SO