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Social and Personal.
(Continued from Eighth Pagc.)
Mr. Joseph Bryan nnd Mr. Jonathan
Bryan. i
Mrs. "Cj. R. "Dashlell scrvod tca. ar.d" was
?nsslsted by Misss Glasgow and Miss Colc
mnn.
Among the guests from a distance were
Miss Carrie An-.-on, Virginia; Miss Carrle
Walc-rbury, Comi,; Mrs, James B. Fun
?'len. Idaho; Mrs. Scott. Roanoke: Miss
Lrilh Green. Norfolk; Mrs. Murray, Ohlo;
"Mrs. S. H. Kblolds. Ypungstown, O.; 'Miss
"BoBe Mlnnigerode; Miss Travls, Now
York: Mrs. W. M. Lilo. Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. and Miss Morris. of Buffalo. N.'Y*.
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The l^adUcs* Matineo Mueicale ?wl'l meet
next Friday afternoon at 5 o'tiodt at S13
Floyd Avenuc. when modcrn COmpOSers
will be rendered. Thi.s will bc the last
regular meeting of ihe .^eason. .uid ilnal
ammcornonts will then be machi for the
closlng soirce.
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Afirr the lorrg ?pell of quletude, the
gaities of rhe week will be imost hearUly
enjoyed ani will be entered into .with spirit
und verve.
The Pirates of Pcnzance -vsill be. ihe
first of thu pleasures to demand soeiety's
tittcntlon. ??
On Tuesday the weddlng of. Miss Y!r
ginU Bernard Haryie ;ind Mr. James E.
Gannon and that of Miss Mary Mann
Pase Newton and Mr. Wr. G. Standard
?will take place.
On AVeflnesilay evening the Easter ger
rnan ot tiie Tuesday will be dahced at
<he Maeonlc Temple nnd will be an un
USlially brilljant affair. And the mar
riace of Miss Kntherino Valentlne Mon
Caguie and Mr. Joseph Preston Carson wiil
take 5>laee. i ?
Thursday, Mr. .T. R. Coolidse. Jr.. of
Uoston. Mass., will give a delightful lawn j
pnrly at Tuckhoe and on the evenlng
of the 30th the Friday Oennan Club will
give their Easter dance at the Masonie
Temple
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Tlie younger sct are nlso preparing for
!a very pny week. With the operetta,
"In fhe Land of Nod." the elegant danc- j
i'.is j-arty to be given by Miss Elizabeth I
Atkinson, a card-parry with whieh Messrs. l
Landon and McDonald Wellford will en- |
tcriairi and tho Bal Poudre to be given by (
Mrs. James A. "Welch on Friday evenlng,
their week .will bc a very merry one.
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An Eastor weddlng of interest to Rich- j
monders is that of Miss Edna Younp; and j
Mr. Alfred Deitrieh. which will take place j
gt the home of the bride's motber. on i
April 33th of this montb. in New Y'ork
city. Among the Richmondcrs who will ;
bc presem at the weddlng will be Miss
Mautle Siokes, Miss Boss'.e Martin, Miss
Lilv Hill and Mr. Walttr El'-y-on.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Fergusson returned :
Wednesdav from tlieir wedding jourriey
aitd wero'tenderod a delightful reception
tliat even'ing by the grbom's parents. The
bouse was prettily decoruted for the oc
oasion. During the evenlng beautiful mu
nlc:al selections were rendered by Mrs. it.
O. Fergusson. Miss Alma Jenkins and
Mr. Twigg Tempie. .
Ahout 11 o'clock an elegant supper was ;
served. The Uble flecorations were iri j
pink.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. j
Kefgusson, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Fergusson. |
Miss Xettle Co'.ncr, Waynesboro; Miss
Alma Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. C. XV. Jen?
kins. Miss Burtrjn. Miss Nellie Wool
dridtre, Miss Kate O'Connor. Mr. Elwood
Jenkins. Mr. Twigtr Temple, Mr. and Mrs.
Rmdley, Mr. I. K. Cavin, Mr. !M. Lee
Fenrusson. Misses Cora and Beulah fFer
gusson; Miss M'lldred Fergusson, Mr.
Leslle and 'Mose Grecnwald, Mr. TJaffaf
gue. of New York: Mr. Weser, of Xew J
York, and Mr. Daviu Coiner, of Waynes- i
horo. I
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A delightful tacky paxty was given I
Wednesday evening at the Kindergarten,
on Floyd Avenue. by a numher oT fhe
*sbung people. It was a most er.joya.ble
>a1T.->ir. Miss Fanriy B. Bfittledorfer and
Mr. Albert Wise were the chaperoiies;
Those ijircsent wiere Misses Hazel
Louise Kjnufmann, TJlionie
iet Stnause, Addie I'llm.in.
.Wt~. BoSa Block, Xatae
Fanny E. MltUedorfer and
?1. Messrs. Lee A. 'Whitlock,
i. "Wal!. r M. Whitlock; Bouis j
lvlw.ird V>". Lovenstein, Sam i
Pearlsteln. Louis Bloomberg, j
Gus Newstate and YViHie Heller. j
A party of young ladies from the "vv"o- |
ir.in's College are spc-ndinft "their Easter j
liolldays Bight-seelng al Washington. The. !
party,' twenty-one in number, comprises j
Misses Mllier arid Moss, Orange, Tex.:
Misses i'oweil. Dlerritt, Langfond and
Thlgpen. of Georgia: BCss Katlierlne
Gudger. Ashville. N. C: Misses Lee and I
Lifsey. of Emporia, Va.: Miss Crismond. j
of FTeaerlckB'burg. and Misses Hancock,
r.'-v.vn, Ryland, Kirk, Pa'ce, Garlick and j
p ,llara "f ithls -city. j
Thi ;nrtv is chaperoriea by Miss Mary
Oart^r' An.lerson, lady princlpal of the
I
The enrgagement of Miss Bmma Griffin I
Reld an 1 l?r. Samuel A. Kidriick is an- j
'iiouriced. Miss Reid is a beautiful young J
l.oly of many accomplishments, and has j
1 mg been a memher of the ehoir of the j
First Preshyterian church. She is well j
Jcnown in socl J circles in this city and 1
Washington. Dr. Riddick Ls a dlstinguish- j
ed gmduate of the University College of j
Medicine, and has jusl resigned the posi- J
iion of house Slirgeon at the Virginia j
llospital to aeeept a simiiar position in |
a hospital at Fairmont. AV. Va.. and to |
aei as assistam surgeon of the Baltimore j
and Ohlo Railway Company at that place. j
llis new position ls recarded as .1 fine j
one. The young coup'e will residc- in j
Fairmont. Th.- wedding v.il". prebably (
take place In July. j
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3fjs-se= Mary Buford. Alene Stokes, Sad- j
ie Sutton and Calvin Brastr and Sally !
Ahdcrson will sperid the holidays at the {
I'nlversity of Virginia, and already have j
Tp^-M > saved irom what you eartt will
<?* v^H j cause no inconvenience, and
} make you comfqrtable in the
Pp*t? S course of time.
* C1 < Write, 'Phone or Call,
Provitott Sayings Bank,
911,E. MAIN STREET.
INTEREST FROM FIRST DAY, COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY.
their cards lillcd for the cntire wcck's
icstivitles.
Mrs. Sarah Gambel, of AVest A'irgin'a, is
a gucst of Rev. and Mrs. Goodwiu, at
the rectory.
Miss Antionotte AVilkin.-on is visiting
he'r sister, Mrs. AA'diliam Johnston, in Xor?
folk. a ,
Miss Eina Mayo, who has been visiting
friends in Xewport Xews, has returned.
to tiie city.
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Mr. James Brown Potter spent several
davs in the city last week.
...?
Mr and Mrs. James AValkcr are ex
nected home from Florida next week.
* ? *
Mrs. Rlchards, of Blizabeth; X. J., is
tiie gucst of her nephew, -Mr. E. C
Mayo.
*
Aliss jennette Smith, of Montour Falls,
Prederick county. Va.. is spending Easter
with her cousliis, Mlsses Alice and Flo
rc-nce Holiand. 1100 Xorth Twenty-sccond
Street -Aliss Simtli is a student at the
Bowiing Green Female Seminaryl
On Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock, two i
charming papers will be read at the avo
mun's Club, .one on Garibaldl, by Miss
Augusta T. Daniel; and the other on
Cavour, by Miss Maria Blair.
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Mrs. AA'illiam F. Pattbh is visiting Mrs.
O. A. Crensbaw, :'-flS East Main Street.
* ^ *
Miss Susie Wilson. of I-Gxihgtori, Va.,
and Miss Macie AVilli.ams. of Arvonia. nre
i spehding a few days with their cousin,
j Miss Loulse AA'illiams, of Pnrk Avenue.
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j Mr. Howard Bruce, of Xew York. ls
spending the holidays in Riclimond.
Miss Mary Miller. of AA'illiamsport, Pa.,
who has been to Southern Pines for two
montlis. is stopping over with Dr. and
Mrs. Gcorge Cooper.
Miss Sophie IWhite is home for tho
holidays, nnd has" as .her guest Miss
Justine Moran, of Detroit.
i Mrs. J. P. MeEarcn, of Detroit. will be
tho guest of Mrs. James B. Pace next
i -week. :
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} Miss Evelyn Deitrich. of T.orraine. is
[ visiting her sislc-r, Mrs. Kidd, at XO.
j fi02 1-2 AA'cst Grace Street.
* . *
Miss Eliznbc-th Bragg, of Petersburg.
I is the guest of her sister. "Mrs. Joseph
i Brady,.2Co. 1400 FSoyd Avenue.
MissiMai jorie Smith, of Xew Brunswick,
X". J.. is visiting Miss Eeila Randolph.
Tatum.
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Colonel aml Mrs. William R. Keese
and M.iss Hattie Hanson. of Xew York,
were entertalned by Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Karkwood at their home la.^t night.
The visitors have been the guests of
Col. John Murphy for tcn days. They
will return to Xew York this afternoon.
A very pretty wecding will b_- solemn
ized to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Sacred Heart Ohuruh. when Miss' B. !
Marie Murphy and Mr. Thomas J. Gar- j
rett will become niar. and wife.
Tlie church will be beautlfully decorated
in palms and Baster lilies. The bride
will be gowned in a h u dwtr.e Point de
Alencon iace over white tnffeUi, ? with
sprays of orange blossoms and will carry
a shower foouquet of lilies of tlie valley.
Miss Xeli Murphy, sister of the bride,
will wear white Point d'Esprit over while
s-ilk and will carry a bcuquet of bride-s- I
maid roses.
The ushers wiii be Messrs. J. P. Clarke,
Henty Cufer, Jeah Kinkead, of Jersey
City; Berry Clarke, of Maryland: and
Preston Ray, of Washington. The bride
will enter the chiiroh on the arm of her
father ar.d will -be met at thc*. altar by
the groom and his best man, Mr. John
J. Murphy, brbther of the bride. Hero
the eeremohy wiii be performed by Rev.
J. B: O'Riely. After the ceremony, an
clegant rcceptipn, to whlcli over three
?-.undred guests have been bidden, will be
given at the home of tlie bride's r-arents,
Xo. 220 Xorth Harrison .Street.
Among Uis gutsts from a distance will
be Major aml Mrs. T. G. Garrett, of
Washington, parents of the groom; Mrs.
T. J. Donovan, Miss LSIanehe Wood, Miss
.Tennie May Judse. Mr. Preston Ray.
.Alr. Xed Donovan. all of AA'ashington:
Miss Maud Meaney, of Jerse'y cfty; Mr.
Berry Clark.. of Maryland: and Mr. Eu
gene Kinhead, of Jersey City.
Tlie young couple will leavo for Xew
York by way of Old Point. Miss Murjhy
I.-s the attnactiye daughter ?? Mr. E. P.
?M-urphy, and Mr. Garrell. who was a
former .resident of Waslidngton, is a
vaiued Government drauglitsman in the
Trigg YYorks.
* * *
?Several interesting announeements of
engagercents have been made-during the
week. One of special interest is that
of Miss Hc-ien Xye and Dr. W. H. O.
McGeheo. Miss Xye came to this city
from AA'ashington last April and has won
?her way into the hearts of the Richmond
people, ar.d through her Vnagnificent voico
hais lirmly establi.-hed herself ns one of
the leaders in musical c.ircles in this city.
Mdss Xye is the director a-n-.l soprano of
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church. Dr. Mc
It makes 110 differetice
what you want iii the fumiture line?110 matter.
how small or how large, Iioav cheap or how high?we've got it. Ours
is a complete.stock that contains both the useful and the luxurious?
a stock of Furnitnre, Mattiugs, Babj' Carriages, Go-Carts aud Re
frigerators that stauds unexcelled?a great big stock, and we feel, on
account of having had such a ver3r largel\T iucreascd business since
the first of the year, that we are doing you a great favor by inviting
you to examine our goods. We know avc can saAre you nione}'.
Remeniber, it costs you nothing to look at our fumiture, and it
certainly giAres us a great deal of pleasure to show it.
419-42! East Broad Street, Between Fburth and Fifth.
Liberal Terms of Payment Given When Desired.
Owing to the ol^ercrowded
condition of our *ppholstery
warerooms we will make
special prices on Parlor
Suits and Couches this week
Don't forget the green windovv.
Gehe.e is a prominent dentlst and a grad
uatc of the University Coliege of Medi?
cine, at which coliege he lectures on
Operative Teehnidue.
Dr. McGchce ls also an accomplishcd
musieian and is the director and orsan
ist of Grace Eplscopal Church.
'The wedding will take place in June. at
Hamlin Methodlst Church in AVashing
ton.
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Another cngagoment of interest to Rlch
monders is ~that of Miss Eva Douglas
AAii^e, of Xew Y'ork. to Captain James P.
Barnev, of Jamestown. Miss AVise is a
daughter of the Hon. John S. AVise, of
Xew York. Mr. Barney is a son of the
| late Edward E. Barney. of Jamestown.
? The wedding will take place on June Gth,
at Cape Charles.
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Captain Harric AA'ebstc-r. V. S. X.. will
give a stereogticon lecture on Japaii.
before the AVoman's Club at 8:30 P. M.
on Friday evening, April 20th, at the Y.
M. C. A. Hall.
On this occasion each member will be
entitled to invite two guests, elther
gentlemen or ladies. and will need admis
sioh tickets, w-hich can be obtalned at
the Club-rooms. This lecture promises
to be especially interesting, as Captain
AVebster is a most agreeable speaker.
His views on japan are unique. most of
them having been taken by himself and
colored by native artists. _
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Mrs. James A. AA'elch will close her
dancjiig-class next Friday evening with
an -elegnnt bal poudr'e, for the scholars,
at rtelvidere Hall, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
wheih" promises to be an event'of the
season in the .iuvenile world. The parti
cipants will come in .powdered hair,
palnted cheeks and patches.
Colonel Jo. Lane Stern, Mr. Spotts
wood AA'cllf'ord and Mr. Channing Xew
ton will each lead several figures of the
german. Eater dainty refrcshments will
be served tlie participants.
Only the scholars and .patrons are ex?
pected.
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Mrs. Perey Montague left the city on
Thursday for Washington to join her
daughter. Miss Tnez Montague. They
will spend Easter week in Baltimorc with
friends Mrs: Montague. will be the guest
of Mrs. Innis Randolph.
Invita-tions have been issued to a card
party to be given by Miss Lelia Tatum
..n Thursday evening.
* * *
Miss Augusta Talcott. of Bon Air, wiii
spend several days next week with Miss
Mary Blair Binford.
* * *
Mrs. A\". G. Xeal and family left to-day
to spend a week or ten days with Mrs.
Xeals parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Xcl
son, of Culr-eper.
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'Major James R. AVcrth and Misses
Elie and A.my Werth, of Uiis city, will
leave for St. Louis on Monday after?
noon to attend the wedding of their eous
in. iMr. Douglas Robert, of that city, to
Miss Giendenning. The ccremony will
take plaee on Thursday, the 19th.
'Miss E.-nma I-lume. of "Washington, is
tho guest of the Misses Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frands AV. MeCullough;
of oi'Xfolk, spent a few days in the city
this we 4: with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James liaycs.
General Bradlcy T. Johnson and Mrs.
Bradley Johnson are the guests of Dr.
nnd Mrs, George Bcn. Johnston.
Mrs. Bettie Custis Ambler is the guest
of Mrs. Burgkyn, Xo. 1 South Third
Street.
* *
Miss Colhcuii, of Atlanta, Ga , wi;i spsnj
tho Easter holadays at the home of Dr.
G. B. Stricklcr.
* *
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoffman Allan are spend?
ing a few weeks at Seabreeze,' Fla.
" * * *
Miss Ella Graham Agnew. who has
been in the Transvaal for the past fivo
years. will be the guest of Mrs. J. A.
Grigg on Monday.
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Miss Matilda Jones is thc guest of Mrs.
Francis G. Townes, Xo. 0s East Frankiin
Street.
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Miss Addie P.owie. who.has been at Miss
Gussie Daniei's school, near AA'a-shington,
is at home.
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Miss Elizabeth Davcnrort will spend
Easter with Colonel and Mrs. Carter, at
the University of Virginia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isnac Davenport will leaye
Monday for a short trip to Washington,
*
Miss Mattle Turpin. of Ayle-tt,. Va.. is
in Richmond, spending tlie Easter holi
days with her sister. Mrs. S. B. Scott,
Xo. C3T. 1-2 Xorth Fifth Street.
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Mrs. Barton Haxall AA"ise has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Thomas A. AArayne,
at Sanannah.
* *
Mrs. Gearge A. Eyon nnd Miss Eliza
betih Robiiuon will lea.ve tormorrow for
Xew York, as delegates to the Congress
of Day Xursery and Kin.lergartens, -tthat
eohv'enes this week in that city.
WITH BUTLER
S. Otho Wilson, Populist Chairman,.
*Ea^ Wilf'Bolt
IF BUTLER IS NOIVIINATED
Governor Kussell Finally Grauls Kx
traditioii for, Baxtcr Shenmell,
A Ilcpublican Paper Atlvo
catcs W'liitc Snnreinacy.
1RALEIGH, N- C.." April 14.?Special.?
The oral argument in the Duiitam vs.
the Southern Bell Telephone case, which
is to test the Craig law, was heard in
the Supreme Court yesterday. The case,
as has been stated. Was argued by briefs
somo time ? ago. The deeision will be of
much interest.
lt was reported that S. Otho Wiison,
the county chairman of the Populist Com?
mittee, had become reeonciled to Senator
Butler, but he says 'that is not true. und
that he will bolt the State Convention if
Butler is named on the ticket. The F'opu
list County Convention met here to-day.
Governor Kussell on yesterday decided.
to grant *the extradition papers of the
Governor of Tennessee, to be served on
Mr. iBaxter Shemwell. of Asheville. An
account of this case was given some
days ago.
The State Journal begins publica'tion
here to-day. lt is a Kepublican paper,
.but is for white supramaey. lt is edited
and owned by .Mr. James M. Allen.
Tho Western Union telegraph oflice
here this morning found that thestrikers
and 'their friends had cut the wires in.
several places befwecn here and Golds-;
boro?at Neuse and at Princeton. Y'es
terday all were ln order except at one
point.
'SherifC IVtge was this morning asked to
send from here deputies to protect the
ofRces and operators at Cary. Gir'ner.
'Morrisvilie and Auburn. Cary- is the
only important point, as it is there ifuat
the Southern and Seaboard tracks cross.
Tlie State charters fhe Montauk Water
and Electric-Power Company.
There were quite a ?party of Kepublicans
and PopuBsts who went to Washington
on the quiet Thursday night. Secretary
Thompson was one.
BASE BALL.
VS.
Richmond College.
Easler-s-ilonday.
Game Cailecl
at
4 P. M.
Adniission
25 Cents.
Granrt Stand
25 Crnts
Extra.
SPBCIAJ, JNOTICKS
Ot'fice of
Richmond Passenger and Power Co..
Richmond; Va.
ON OR BEFORE MAY 1ST THE ABOVE
riamed company will succeed to the
LIGHT aud-: POWER business of the
RICHMOND RA1BWAY AND EI.EC
TR1C COMPANY, and it asks that all
of said company's former patrons will
give the new coneern their favprable
consideration and renew all c'ontracts
now in force- for eleetric lights and
powerl
XEW. CAPACIOrS and MOST MOD
ERN eleetric appafatus has been pur
ehased. and will be Iristalled as soon as
possible, thereby doubling tbe present
output of eleetric current and securlrig
prompt and rollable service. The rates
for current will be placed as low as any
company can.oifer. We hope to retain
all the old eustomers of the Richmond
Railway and Eleetric Company, and
add as many new eustomers as may de
sire prompt ar.d reliable service, coupled
with considerato and courteous treat
ment.
RICHMOND PASSENGER AND
POWER- COMPANY".
Richmond, Va.. April 12, IfiOO.
Tp My Fellow-Citizens:
I take this method of returning to you
my .sincere and heartfelt thariks for the
generous support given me in the primary
election, and will ever esteem it an honor
and a duly to reciprocate your kindness
whenever an opportunity presents itself.
1 Oiave been defeated in a number of
elections, and have on every oecasion
yielded without a murmur to the ver
dict as rendered".
If my opponent desires a recount, my
consent is already given, as I feel in my
heart that there is nothing for me to
fear.
Respectfullv yours.
JAMES C. SMITH.
Offlce of Snp't Virginia Penitenriary,
Richmond. Va.. April li. I'.KK),
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.?SEAf.En
PROPOSALS addressed to the under
signed will be received at tlils oflice up
to 4 o'clock P. M.. TUESDAY, April
17, IMJO. for B.WING BRICKS IN EN
CBOSi'RE WABL, estimated to contain
COO.000 bricks.
For further partlculars see specliiea
tions (at office of XV. C. West, Archi
' tcct, Merchants National Barik Build?
ing). ln conformity with which speciii
cations estimates will bc made.
Right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals. G. M. HELMS.
aplo Superlntendent.
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at very low prices for cash or o:i credit. We
solicit your piatronage and guarantee satisfac
tton.
\/ OO, Cor. Foushee
* ' and Sroeid Streeis.
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PACmOND'S P0PUUL2 PLACE OF AHUSEMENT.
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Special lafinee TQ-ierrow. The BIjooTs Eastar Graatlng.
WiLLS and LORETTO.
The Tramp and Comedlenne.
WILL1S P. SWEATNAM,
The Comedian with Comedy.
SOLARET,
Tht- Quecn ot Ligh
Dulfy. Sawtelle and Duffy.
Presenting Master Jimmi'- Duffy.
FORTUNI BROTHERS,
Novelty Comedy Creators.
Hlfsses PEAK and KELLAR, The tady Banjoists.
KELLEY and VIOLET,
The IdeaJa o? Fashlon.
REGULAR PERFGRMANCES ALL THE WEEK. REGULAR
POPULAR PRICES,
Y. M. C. A. AUDtTORIl'M.
MONDAY EA*ENING, April 10. 1000,
LOUIS SPENCER DANIEL, HUMORIST
Assisted by
MR. II. W. GEIGER, Pianiat;
MISS FLORANCE DILLARD, -Vtolinist.
Benetit entertainment for tiie S. P. C.
A. of Richmond. apl 1
MR. CHARLES PIERSOX
has the honor to announce tliat the lirsi
PUBLIC RECITAL
of his piipils will take place
' THURSDAY. APRIL V.<. 1000,
Jefferson Eoof Gard< n..
"David Garriek" and the balcony scene'
from "Rbmeo and Juliet." Behefii Old
Dominion Ho?pital. Aumission, 50 cents.
apS
EASTER MONDAY AT BEANDON
PARK:
Music and dancing from 11 A. M. till 11
P. M.
Ad'mlss.ion,; 25c. Ladies, free.
THE PASSION PLAY.
ST. JOHN'S GERMAX EVANGEBiGAB
OHU1RCH,
Efehth and Marshal! Streets.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY XTGHTS,
April !>th and 10th, 1?).
Admission, 2T. cents. apS
= 1
Go on Mrs. Giil's
II
TO
OLD POIXT. OCEAX VIEW AND
BUCKROE BEACH.
Easter Monday, April 16.
Round trip. $1; chi'.dren. 50c.
Traln will Ieave C. & O. Station, Seven
tecnth and Broad Streets, at S:?> A. M.;
returning, will ieave Old Point at 7 P.
M.
apl
EXCURSIOX TO WASHIXGTOX,
R., F. & P. R. R
EASTER MOXDAY, APRIL IS. 1000,
Benetit of the.Summer Rest.
Conducted by Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Barksdale and Mrs. Anna F. Ralim.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock Streets
a' S A. M.; returning. leaves Washington,
N'nth Street and Maryiund Avenue. next
da'v at 6 V. M. Rouai-trij> ticket to Wash?
ington. JiSO: ehilcren. half rates; good on
excursion train only. On sale at Elba
Station. Separate coaehe3 for colored
people, .,...,_- .'- ?- '? -' - - ap^
Academy ?^ ^^sic,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ISTTI.
THE GREAT XEW YORK SUCCESS!
The Brilliant Rom irice,
UNDER THE RED RGBE.
A Powerful C iste! El h iratc Sceneryl
Prices: $1. 7.'..-.. 50e. m I - .
S-ats .ur sale Monday. aplii
FREE RECITAL*
BY
MR. AXD MRS. FRANK STAYTON
T1I-' "ri'S' >X,
Assisted by
MISS GERTRUDE l.. MERRIMAX,
Soprano, and
MISS 1DA ROBLNSON, Soprano
at
JEFFERSON ROOF GARDKX.
FRIDAY EVICXING. APRIL -\). lflOO,
at 8:1.". o'clock.
Admlsslon by card, t.> he had at music
stores and Jefferson liotel. apt-t
ORGAN RECITAL.
Mr. Clarenee Ed&y,
CONCERT OKi JAXIST,
Seventh-St Chrfstlari Church,
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL rjTTEL
Tickets can be sectu-ed from -Mr. Erriest
II. Cosby, X... Zr" North Eighth Street.
Priee. 30 c-:it.-'. ai)l.".
The Week Day Bazaar
for the benefit ot" Ascension GuilJ.
MORTHSIDE HALLT i
CHESTXUT HILL
APRsIL 17th,, isth. IDth and 20th.
Admlsslon: Ai'ults. 10c.; chlldren. 3e.
The afternoon attraetions are: Father
Goose tabteatnc; a cake walk by rive little
couples: a doll drlll by twleve littie ^iris
at "i o'clock. Attractive entertatnmenta
each night it S:3> o'clock. apiO
WEDXE3DAY C:.UM MUSIC l E-TIV.-B.
ACADEMY OF MCSIC.
APRIL OTH-MAV IST.
THREE GRAXD COXCERTS.
OWIX'G TO UXi-'ORSEEX CTR.' TJM
stanees the oomplimeritary cor.eert lo
the- chlldren on the CSpitol S<iii::,rn oy
Iardella*s R. L r. Btu?a Band en Eas?
ter Monday afternoon fr':m ?"? tb *> 0 c oeK.
?has been cbohged to take piace from 3
to -t o'clock, KJUX LUtDKLBA.
Baml-master, .
Down Town Stores:
1820-1822 East Main.
New Phcna. 500. Old, 316.
Up Town Store:
506 EastMarshall.
New and Old Phcnes, 34.
Manchester:
12I2-I214 Hul! Street
New Phonsl678.
It will pay you to read our ad
vertisement over carerully, and
see what a Great Saving it is tc
buy vour Suppliescf Us. All Our
Goods are or' best qualitv and
Porfectly fresh. _ , _
Salt Pork. Bc: Pure Lard. 7c;
Large Carined Tomatoes. 6c; Can
ned SaImon.3c:Srcal! Hams.8 l-2c;
LGmon Cakes. 5c lb.: Large Bars
Jefferson Soap. 2c bar; Evapor
ated Appies. 8c !b.
Canned Tomatoes, Best Qualitv,
Packed in Botetottrt County, Va.,
5c. a Can.
Sweet Mixed Pickles, 13c q".
Cbipped Beef, t2c can.
Standard American Grann
j lat?d Sugar, 5 i-4c lb.
Try our S?Me Pateal
|^Iour, 25c teg, cr|4 barrsl.
Large Irish -Pota:oes, iScis. a
Pec!:."
New North Caroi na Ciipped
! Herr n^s. Scts. a doz.
(:l?W Virginia Buckwlieat,
; 10 pounds for 2oc.
Fine Bfackbecry Winc, ioc quart".
Fine Cabvyba Wine. ioc quart
Home-Made: Preserves. toc far.
Besl Com, 5^ csa bushel.
bc:t Oats 5Scts. ahus -ci.
Ltuiui v 1 a. --? 1 tuu ulioii.
Hew Lajer Figs, Ifetb.
Cenulne Ear'y Rose Potatees
Besi Ne? Crop New Qrfearts
Lios Carfee; il cneund.
Erc-rly Jane -e.;:-. 7c can.
New Seedless Raisins. 7c,
Honey Drip Syrup, 9C can.
Jeffecson Soap, 1 ir.e b.i.s, 2c,
Pure Sugar Syrup 25c gaifcn.
Large James Rivs r Shad 3 for 25c.
Ttmothy Kty, < 0 cts. a hurccfracf,
Large Califorhia Pr,;ne-, 7 cts.or
6 Ibs. for 25 cts.
Levering's H.L.L.Coil-e, r:'Jclb
Srna-H Navy Beans, 8c quart.
Good Famdy Flour, $3.50 barrel
or 22c bag.
Try our Creamery Batter at
15c 16. It will please you.
Fresh Mixed French Candy, 5c !b.
Good Brooms?z-strtng, 12c; 3
string, r5C;4-string'1 20c.
Worcester Sauce, 5c bottle.
Blacfcing and Scrubbing Brushes
,s cents.
Kixed Cakes, 7c lb.
Shoe Potfsh, Black and T.m, 5C
Bottle.
Large can Barfiett Pears/I Oc.
Sour Pickles, i'Ac. gairorr.
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee.
12c lb.
Scetcii Herrings, 2Qc Box.
3 bars Whi e Castite S- ap for 5c.
Good fea Dusr, 25c pound
Srnoked Bloate:s, 2.5c dqzen.
Fat Mackerel, 30c doz.
Jefferson Spring Wheat Flour,
g4.5o barrel, or 20c sack.
Best Java Green Coffee, 2 ibs for
New Oifves- ?0c bottle.
Ivory Startfi 4c Package.
10 lb bucket J-Icrne-Made
Preserves. 65c.
Site Kiug Patent Floor.
$4.25 bbl. or 27c bag. Best
in the world.
4 yr old Rye Whiskey, S2.00 gaf.
Best r*ew Crop New Orleans .\\o
lasses, 40c galton.
Try our fine Groand Coffee,
Large Irish Potatoes, Peck. sSc
New Kortii Carolina Cnt
Herrings, 8c dozen.
Good Salt Pork, 6c lb.
New North Carolina Gross
Herrings, 10c &oi or |2.75 bbl.
r-!b bfcg Lunch Crackers, Sc.
Best Canned Corn, 7c or 4 for
25c.
California Hams, Sy~z pound?
small ones.
The Gonfederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAi 5TRKET&
Opec doJly from ?> /%. M. to 5 P. Sf.
AJrnlailon. 25 c?JCU. i*r?? oa 9?t?p.
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