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MISSING MKS. WALKER
A LETTIE TO TR" DISPATCH FROM
HER DAUGHTBR.
Hrs. White 8ayi that at ttta Time of Har
Motbir'a Disappearance the Latter
Was ia Great Grief
At tlie eameal request al Mrs. White,
the nmsthma ol Mrs. Walker, the follow?
ing ta published:
Aa 1 have bad topaSH t'.r.'ns*h so much
t'.i.t i- .-..I-i.luted to wound ?e feelings
iii\-ili mil family i tel perfectly
mstitkble in Discing ! i pnblic n
few hw* wi.i. liaid Ik- ii ii in tit t..t OW
who an* tm! \ interested sud no doubt
I, ;. .sh lot tl ?? < iin.'iift to digest.
1 do not wish si..ft . in who bas
a newij-ajHr oar* in awhile ami oataide
aaasip t<> depend npon \<* ho misled or
have ani nm i; impression ia regard t<>
tin- so-called _iy t< r , ia disappearance
of my BSOther, Mrs. Marali k. W
Neitber do I wiabanyonetothinl
Anding fmiit, tor nil who bave tuen to
lind any elna tba! will solve tbe mj
ha\ | ero thanks, and gossip only
ki i>w> what it bears through others, and
if tha h.tent:,.a ia right they are often
entirely ignorant ol the trot* stat* ot nt
fair*-. n.i refore I mnsl sp. sk tor myself
or leave a wrong impri >t>.>'?i.
One of the articles in the Dispatt h
mw. I., a-, d "Si ? rob for Trnl
allan the case ti al ii bj c a
ilirt ai. i mtrary,
r- ...V d . all oombio
nltimately end in truth.
My mother i il a doubt
I i ikea hearted, and il 0 by
t '? wrong-doing (ft n)
own borne, Vi bet] -1 .-i.t bs di? i or alive
tins is true,
Them are those who think che was
taken hs of old. if I her out
cf such I'lr.'ttit atanc* i as I mention.
B WHS
: ii r* d off, aol know?
ing where she went If thst b* no, the
qu ft* v. I naturally ari?e, What was
t . fbo? 1 answer,
, but
mai j ber alive,
while it ? i tin to hurt tlie
th. i, I shsll not refuse to
Boy who, if n< ceeaary.
lifa tike bera,
' of Belf-sacrifioe fi r the good of
i: . r tha j
fae*
makins bi r life bitter and full of ti
?rn heart is depressed -ni bal
abe is, and
try tia 1 ? ? nil things work to
gethei think 1
? - : if she
did di -: wing wi,nt
I ???
tl h.igLt lay it
If nny
..- in publishing
these thu * I nevi r
ma ? myself so con
! inn only ?
tba! wi i'L I f< el it my duty I
th* and would bave
? ? arii* r but '? le to control my
gr.*
G. W. White.
I VI >.M IR OED JTftTIC-.
lari* e.liont Baal* of the I asea Iteforc
the I'diicc i iiuri 1'aaSardav.
ty* tterday
. was a 1 '!;'-? one lor bo late in tbe
week. w-breaki ri
of the iw > k hu i save up th* lr misti
t.> bec in a new one on. Ol the casca die
- '
snl:
? I Alli n alias 'I hon as and John
' ? ?? ng and
ent* ? dwi Din r
honr-eof Smith Oranderson with i
to .1 mk
ind ? grand jury,
iharged w.th assaulting
an I cntt
?
I Ifut- 1
wen liing liqm r on Sun?
day, '.pril
Harvey Arri: ored) wis
v ? t ol
property ol the Tredegar Com]
< tv*. ? t. ii li r y. ira t! a accuse I
? ? being whipped
by b
ry, assaulting and beating
. Mal ? d y and creal i
turbance t tbe neigh?
bor! -? : y required forts
months in the sum of SI '?
William Harri! I fined $5 and
ats tor cursing sud abusing Thomas
Duke. _
neath or Vfr. I horn.
. thia i*?*ie of
Ihe death at bia borne in Washington,
!>. * emf tbe w ?
? of C. W, Thorn >v Ca, of
1219 Mainstreet, tins city. Mr. Thorn
believed in the South nod in Biebmond,
and twenty .- furnished tbe
capital for th* busi?
ness thea narU-d in our mi i*>t a*, a
branch of bia Washington boner, and
?- rwards au led bj th
hat and atraw goods firm of Q W. Thorn
k Co., J. l- I tobison, then ai now,
beii I inaging and resident partner.
Mr. rhorn was a popular and publio
Bpi-ited o i n< rg* tic and rery
He bad for a
long time been in bad health, 1 ut until
a few weekfl cast continued actively and
energetically to puah the various entcr
prriBca wita whieh be waa connect* d.
CaSMSrweflaa lumpauy 4'harterrtl.
A thai fi ' nation hu
gru- I'owhutsn Construction
Plant by Ju Iga Beverley ':. Wellford,
,ir.. of the Cit- Cir.-nt ( ourt.
i nrpoees of tbe *?? rpors?oa hn
lo organ?to gas <>r illuminating eompa
ni' - .1" sopplv rail
roads and steamboats wita gus, illumi
natiiu', or (iii r pfiwi r.
Thee .nf the con* [.any ii to
be not less then |100,l 'ni nor more than
f . ' ai urea f $1 i act
Not ii on- than five Hen.sot rial estate
is to i?* he'd at one time, i be principal
office ot the eoaspany ia to be in the city
t' Richmond TbeofBoers for the first
5*-*nr are : J, Thompson Brown, liresi
?nt, .. eratary and
treae'ftirer. The din ct i*. are J, Thomp
aon 1'it> one. J, lt. I
John : -i*.e. Lel'.ov i.. i>rown, and
Vi. B. i :.
> trariloa RaSaa.
Ora th.* 21et of May (W-tt-lfooday)
there will ba an excurion to .'.It.
Pleasant, aa lbs Chesapeake and ohio
road, un ler the aOBpSOBS ol thu ,leO..
BeiiefioBftl and Social Moe
Wish Anne Bhaw, who cnni-crons pur
tieB of young Indies through Barope,
will be Reta ii it mooth to net members
for her uirt v ol thia summer.
The saearasoa osaaaajen -Cflask, Ile*
Dowell, and At. ? | wm ninan excur?
sion tram t \Va,|,ingt'in on rial urdu v
night, May 1911 Ail who tttke tina tup
eau remain in Washington twodajs.
I) RRspaea I Brother propose to have
charge of bu excursion to the national
raphal on Saturday night, Muy rth.
'1 lui trip alro allowu'two nuva in Walk?
ington.
Armut aita Fruit.
There was aaa_Mmhla ttont fcveral
Bights last week, i-utt .eau.
so xtrj that it is thought fruit suiT-ri-d
little or no damage. ObaervaBf (Masons
say tliat if fruit is not hurt inf,,re the
fuii moon in April, which falls Mus
on friday neit, the _7tk instant, it is
likely to survive.
A Raw Wsy *<> Obtala Meat
Friday morning lust Metters. Christian
A White's driver went to the residence
ed Mt. Ho. E. fticbanison, west .Main
Street, and left a ham for his Saturday j
dinney A moment after Uie drivtr bad J
left a small colored boy came in and
said the driver had nude a mist.ike, aa
tbe bim wrc* intended fur flomo one on
Franklin street. Tuc ook, flu*>*-'fling it
was all rifiht, pave tbs Ix'V thc meat, but
so far neither the boy Der***** hum has
turn, dui*. Po Mr. BJ"""?MMdflOn bid SO
invest in another piece ol bmmI Opon
iiqiiry it v*ni foul < Ustal thc hoy h:-..l do
cotiti-'illili with thc establishment of
Christine .\ White, but wai only wsteh*
ing Ins opportunity IO st cid tins mint.
ttlsllOPHIAM'S IMXH.
Reirrul nt "/tonie stuns -Mr, VA'atte*
hum's I iti.eeitl Ml 4 nil.mt.lu
Bishop I cine will return to tho city
k and sdi ? Mcramenl
to ? large Bimbel of
persona on rn xl Hrmdi** tho Suth iistsnt
a! i1. Patrick'* church.
The Bets. M. P. Dfanneen sud Charles
K. Donohoe ire continuing to exsminc
thc achools. Their work is a retry tedi
ons one. The* bogia their exstnination
r.t -.' o'clo k every nunn n r, uud in of ler
?
examine, fol owing the old proverb,
Ubi missa, ibbi if *< ?<?
The city is now divided into live
-.\ a :
Ht, Patrick's pariah, which
?t ci tin- city eafli of Eigbtei nth
. luiivi.
ile boundary line of Ihe new pariah
' .1 lb art l r First
md l ? la uni * st, u.b np I 11
.'oil il r ti) Belvidere an I Main
iii nry -ti.. I a* fur ns
i r..ok avenue, taking in all thal poition
ti ? . mi.-.
Th. i ll] thnt
d . I the city not included in tho
boundariea, and also nil of Mau
- ? Mary's pariah ia acattered in every
? ie city, il berne compo** ?! ol
nearly rdl tho Geraan-apoaking Catho*
lies of Richmond.
st. .;,>,. ph'fl psriflh ii composed exelu
Birelyof colored people living in differ
int .-? ctkma "f th, city.
IT Mos ri HABIA sCADIMT,
Ber. B. hf. Tierney condncted s re?
in a' hi**t w ek io the chapel of tbe \ isi
tstion Convent Ht Monto Maria for the
ol tbe young ladies of that insti
timon, h ns handaomely de*
rotated for the occasion, an 1 ti ?
doa I "festerday, were of
th,- mo-t solemn character,
A retrt at ia tx apecisl course of instruc?
tions on the Bacramcnt and ilio -.'re*t
truths of religion ; i; generally lnsis
Ilya, the* whole of which time ii
spent in si!- ition, mid prayer.
? tierney is specially lilted tor tins
work.
ST. MAKYS.
Tho services st St. Mary'* church to?
day will be of bii inter, "-ung liatnru.
ll 7 o'i ock this morning high mass will
.- at, which the membera of st
Josepl icii ty will receive
thi rr 1 d in a bo ly. The
\ i ry Bev. i'nor will officiate at that
mass,
re will be *lso i ii aa nt fl o'clock
and the parocbisl high mass al I
ITNF.I.Al. or MB. WASEHAM, sn.
Tho (uncrril services of William Wake?
ham, Sr., took place in St Joseph'*
I ia ;?? *?! rday. At the
arrival ol the Richmond tram the church
b il commenced to toll, mid tbe Rich*
i tbe front pews cl
the cr ? .. i for tin ni, the re*
- Bili d to its
iv wa* lill, d
with colored people. Thesanctn
; ip,d in raonrning, ami tLo
ry gate
ir, h \- rv handaoi arran ed by
Ni r. Francis Laul*e.
While the clergy were preparing for
the (loleiul
tone* of the oOth Psalm Miserere, Mr.
Frank Newheiser, organist of the ( a
M .*??*. i'm br
ir-. P. Talley, Miss Annie
!'.. Kirk, and Darius Columbus, of Bich?
mond, as the choir.
At the end of the Miserere the clergy
uud acolyte! from Bichmond entered tho
asnetuary in the following <-r<i?-r: Mas
ten Joaeph Mayer, intuit Columbus,
?ioLiu Murphy, Emmett Dsffron, Lemuel
n lonit i. Jami s Dolan, Ed
ward Rsnkin, Patrick Ken' Qck, and
master ol
m.,nr.s; Brother Philip, superior ol the
Xaverisn Brothers* Ber. I-'.. B. Dyer, D,
D., president ol tbs PbilosophicaJ De*
psrtmentst st. Mary's Seminary Balti?
more; i?:y Ber. \. VandeVyver, V.
(i. ; Bera, P. J. Fahey, snb-dt
- }.. Donahoe, den-on, and Rich*
md Wakeham, celebrant.
Tho iiiHs-s beginprecisely at 12o'clock.
Ih.' isr^c congregation present were
touched as Esther Wakeham, half nob?
hill-.', sang the pray, r of the mass, Deus
?i-n '? - I matn rn, a c., the
translation of which is n<- follows :
?"OGod, who commands us to honor
our father and mother, gnoona.*
pity on the emil of my fsther and I ?r
*rive him bia aina and niakeme pro;,-e.
with hun in eternal bliss," throngh our
Lord Jesus Christ, amen.
At the end of tbe mas* all tbe clergy
and mu yr, ? present, with lighted t.i? > ih
.u b.ir).i, arranged themselves mound
the remains, the-Moes-besrer standing in
thc- im ' . \?iy I er, A, A au do
a v rrj t'liiehiuL'ly, biking for
hil text, "If any man linncth nol in
. be ia a perfect man.*' at. Jamel
iii,:'.
The absolution was then pronounced,
aft r which in-arly everybody present
look at the remains before
they were tak< n to tho cemetery, about
a milo from Columbia.
Tin- following gentlemen actel sipsll*
bearers: Measra. George Bowers, Wal*
lie Smith, .1. Webb Peploe, .1. J. A.
Powell, '!'. V.. Cowheut, P. P. Jenk?
ins, ol C..bin bia, and ale*****. J>r. .John
Mahoney, Willum Dsffron, B. J. Black,
ind Clement Brooks, of l'lelunond.
rwenosteiA
Kev. P. J. Linke "stormed at the Cs
t!ie .lal last week on hi* wsytorJt, An*
Kristine, i'la, whero ht-Mill be fltetioned
in tiie future.
Lev. il. ,J. Cutler will visit Norfolk in
the fall anti bike up a eollectiuu lor tho
benefit of hit* new parislu
Tin: mwn or mim ii??)rrn.
li* .ttl, of Hr. Mt rt tl- tluntts "-lasbed
ir. . i. and Personals.
Mr. \\ i 'i ?: i Mdd died iii bia i*e*i*
il'-n ., eorncr of McDonough and
Fourteenth streets, st 12*30 P.M. y.-,
tA-r.iny, utter un nines*, of ie.* ttian forty*
ty*eight lu ur.**. As previously r< |
M v.u* .str.i-k'u with apoplexy or psraV
lysia Thursday just niter dinner, anti
i.t vcr ates* irom his i,-l. il,- had been
st work that Boning as usual, ind only
complained of a pain m ihe head, to
which he was subject. Deeenst-tl was at
ons time a member of tho Cotiucil bom
the Fourth Ward, and wai un fte-teemed
lld respected eiti/*,i.. Hu leaves a fami?
ly with rcver.d children. Ho wa* a m -in?
lier of Manchester i od g.* of Masons
and of DsisLodge, No. 596, Knightiof
Honor, and bad for moro than thirty
tive years t**en employed at tho Old
Dominion Company a Works on Belia
li! c.
While at work at tbe Danville shops
yesterday uiortnug r< pairing cms ;?jr.
l.u-hard V. Oweil ninl i.no'.ht-r operative
whose iritni* whb not leurned bad their
licndu ratflfht bi ts cen car-whi-els ami
qnito hadly mashed, lt will be ptrbata
two week* hfllotl they can return to
work.
A i-tated communication of Manchester
Lodgo of M leons was held last night,
when set, ral mw nu'inl-sra aere re?
el vi d and degrees conferred. Thia old
lo |fS ie prosing rapidly, and *pecial
met'tin*** bave to bc bald nearly every
month to get through with the work.
Mr. Jamei bichmond, of Greenville
?ountJi vi a* in Ut* air ywit-trrday, sad
was wsrmly weleosifd by many old j
ac(|iisintoneea. He is an old resident,
and has not been here before (oreighteen ;
years. t I
Tho Bpjiearance af Hip lb formers'
ticket, nh,mill they upon mature ret.ee- ;
tum decide lo bring intone, ie awaited
arith moah lalareat Tba l>inoeraia of I
tbe city ara becoming aroused nml nr
wit ling Uka lyeavera, an I they intend to
chet the primary ticket DJ a large ma?
jority.
1 in* Hustings Court hits Wen rn RB-ed
during the paei wei:. in tba eon
tion of civil basin* a. Applications for
liquor-?cans s will bo beard to morrow.
Mr. A. A. Allen's condition eontinnes
prri i lons, 'nt be a ia thought to be
alii/hUy '."tt. i yesterday.
ll tbs Central Mcthc
dii-t cbnrch have closed.
The < heater-eld Board of Supervisors
meet to ima
th*-?h)??:.i. itina a*va nm he*ru?
ihtee veneers* ot I'aaenal Rxral*
leuce rklB Vi erk.
The* ?''irringut tie Academy
on i richi-, and riBtnrda
i; r.ii. v matinee thia week will bo in the
i! I lit' li'UIl
meuts.
Mt. Tbomasbssthen putstionof being
tbe finest of proRramme makers, and the
three concaris bave entireij diffeient
programmes ol gems ol modern und
a music.
Mr. Harold Randolph performi I I
fal chic, rt *
matinee les j liopin. j
: I
ene cnn bi ai a complel
uitht nt, and
S i. Randolph i n put il on hs a fine
p ii it iti- ut? s them h tr'..'.
'1 be chu f novelty in thc programme is
the coi ? ? ito foi \ioloncello, and Mr.
\ ictor I'' rixit i*-: tbe artist lb I
raptured tbe New York audienaes arith
his wonderful plating upon the 'cd io.
I is technical acijulrrmenti arc equal to
til s, and the tone he calla '?
forth is beautifully puru and tu!!.
? Emma Jucb, the soprano who
sings at * nch eat* rteinmi nt. ? sail]
finest soprano in America. Her
i ir> d in itrength, full
m ts, and rictin* bs, h- r exec
nigh faultless, her atage presence win?
ning in the extreme, and her personal
beauty only a titting snppli ment to h< r
rsr* v. cul channa li. r ringing will be
nc 'ompanied by the entire orel:, str*. un
der Mr. Thomas's baton.
Mr. ilex. Benda ls tbe solo violinist,
Mr. Osterie the solo il it -t. and Mr.
Schn lira the solo clarinetist, _ach of
th* ft'* ranks high as an
The subscription list indicates much
interest ia these concerts, an l as tbe
box-sheet open* to-morrow doubtless
the desirable sot.-! t4ill be io demand.
Personal* anil llrlcf*..
Hon. George By* i in the city, visiting
his cousin, Mrs. Thomas A. Ea
? nn Frank Cunninghai
concert given in Cbarlott.evillo Friday
The Governor has removed the politi?
cal disabilities of .Marcellus Lacks, of
Fi t* rsburg.
1 t v. J, W. Ware will preach nt
I ? I church, Henrico, this morning
at ll <
Attorney-General Ayer*- has returned
to tbe city from a visit to his home, in
l**onthwest Virginia,
rnor Lee bas been elected nn
honorary member of the ? !i imbers 1' re
i pans ot Portsmouth, \ a.
Governor Lee want to bis farm in
? "ruing and
returned to tbe city last night
The medal for tbe most popnlaryoung
Indy Friday night snd the Howitzers'
Fair was voted to Miss Kitl I
Mr. Murren C. Arsell will have the
first of the week for I
ille, N. C.?where be will engage
iu bus '
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. P. R
New York, ar" rpen lil a si rt t me
with Dr. and Mrs. Adamson, ut i
iir ive bum, near Bon Air.
Mr. K. C. Cummins, of this city, was
yesterday notified ol his election:
membership ii
i Fire Company of Portsmouth.
Dr. Herbert R. Scott, wbo bas just
graduated at tho Philadelphia I
College, left yest rdayfoi Mauch Chunk,
J';*., whare he will follow his profession.
in vino Camastri who kided himself
Uy, will be buried by
?
noon at 4 o'clock in Oakwood Ceme?
tery.
Misses I.iitie Williams, \lic-i Perrott,
and I'.va Lufscy, of Chester Female. In?
stitute, paid a flying visit to the City on
yesterday, and t-ptut a pleasant daj
among lin nils.
B v. Dr. Goodwin, of Leigh-Street
- church, will preach
du i-.' Home tbis afternoon at t o'clock.
Thc boya from the Male Orphan Asylum
will furnish tho mm ?.
I!. Vf. Rey, I). D. (i. W. P., of Sir
Walter Haleigh Lodge, Sons of Ht.
George, bas returned from Binni
Aid., where he institut* 1 Victoria Cross
. ni the Sons oi ht. George, with
thirtj three members.
Invitations from Mrs. Ann 'J'. Burch
are out for tic d arriageof berdanghter
Annie to James E. Unbend, at Fultou
baptist cbnrch, next \\ edm aday evening
al 9 o'clock. Attcr the church o* i
Mr. and Mra. Unhand will receivefriends
et their residence, 630 Lonisiana street,
Tha ami-ring drama "Among the
Breakers" will be given in Corcoran
Hal! next Thursday nu I Friday eve?
nings by a cast com].I of Bichmond
people, Thc following will take part :
Miasefl Barah All-n, Mattie We '
Lunu-ie Cunningham, Mamie \V
and Messrs. E. '1. McC be, Charles
Murry, i laorge A. t ramp, .I..-, ph East,
Charlie I loot, atnl Jimmie Harwood.
Tbe Cbnrch-Hill band will furnish tho'
mnsio, and the electric curs v. i.i curry the
people hoine.
Tn Newspaper lto:-ftpra.
All tho New York. Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, and Wa??! Hun lay
papers**eeeived to-day. No advance in
prices. New Voik Herald, Bc, ; World,
6c, ; Times, ."c. ; J ril nm , ic. ; Btar, fie, ;
Sun, 5c.; Morning J* Braal, 5c ; Phila?
delphia Press, 6c ; Tim* a, Record, "c. ;
Sporting Life, Bc.; Transcript, 5c, ; Bal?
timore American, bo. ; Washing too
."c. Newspapers, daily an,! weekly, from
all leading cities of the United fe
Any of thc above pap. rs di livered to sny
part of the city bj my delivery-cart
by 1>-vim? your natue, and number ut
Leonard's news store, 906 Main street
.Special attractions arranged for th**
Howitzers' Festival on Monday night.
1 )o not fud to attend, if you do you will
regret it.
lt eat'in ber tba ruo.
TiV only place wln-re you can buy
hln t t-mti-ic nt half price und r.
ratal is at Sanders .V. Stay man's muaic
store, 1217 eaat Main -.tr.-et, EL, 1".
Paull, manager. Send for catalogues.
Howitzers' Featrval Moadsy night!
Howitzers' Festival Tuesday night!
Howitzers' Feativd Wedueaduy night!
the Hy nifihoiij.
Teachers, artista, musicians : Have you
Been tbe (Symphony Organ at Hm.,
nor it Co. 'b ?
Howitzers' Feitival continues till Wed?
nesday night the SMh,
- ?M -
AGermsn carp weighing llj pounds
was caught in the Mouth Anna river on
Friday aud Bent to Mr. W. ti. Goode, in
the Second market, wbo exhibited it yes?
terday Ibalurday j.
(Uti Platina la ai ten niara
would seem out of pine,-. We have
therefore determined to sell ail our
-.-conti-Hand Pianos and Ornnns taken
iu flrxebsngs for greatly redwood i>n'i?
fo run th"in oil lM-fore moving- to our
nen-sttre, No, bril.', Main street. OflU
curly Bini tillea look St the b.irgnins W?
Welter D. M I '., OH
Main street. _
Every night till thc--"th the Howitzers
hold hi' ii cittnaidl at tho ltegimt-ntsl
Armory.
.SB* ???
I'ntferits.
Three Ihiwjsand I'litti-rns for Spring
:i . I ;?',?? ??! of 1 ?*-.**??'. A , omplt itt h*
. ni li r' idii i nml Childi, i. AH
styles .' I "ll |T.ie. All
th-- i for Way tt
I .< ic inn's
N, wa St.,!,-. ."iV Mini. -ii. '.
An *? un drill uiil be given
at th* Howitsere' Fcstivsl on Wedoesd iy
ni,'!,! next id " o'clock sharp by .1 picks 1
?
.... '.>.>. na ann Pi-inns
ure '.'? ? trna enta of ths
r ' io* them I efore
? Ktaya in, gi nersl
it Main
lugu< a aud information bj i
Bowil i ' I' liva! Woodsy evening
. ic IBU IS
h ut ] lace to dence.
Vt lint I'vonlr- I a!U Ahum.
? \ ? Co. < ii ni*h
fl Piano* and Urgana at inch low
Scene of action, lb - tivnl;
lime, Monda*- i vening at 6 o clot
tractions, i nod d
lin." Sion- I ree l.eelnre
wi'l Ix- -riven fir- ivy ,it I o'docl at
the Vt,mi.- M. ii'1- Chris!
Irate I I tenner
?? oi'?,'" " i,:( tin .1 of impart*
? aeh conn nation without a gram
mar.
? 6 oclock al! will
b ? allowi tl the i ? ol Ihe flo, r for
lill "? oclock ;.; ti." Howitzer!'
Festival, Begimcntal Armory.
a Job i.oi
of Ladies' Low Shoes at about half
? ? quick
in fore your size
Bra I I ?
OM,
broad stn si
Don't forge! fha! th<-r? wi'l be
music st th*- Howitzers' Festival Mon*
faning frmn ll to s o'clock, and that
all will be allowed to d mee.
Excellent Photographs, larco siz**-*,
bave I" i ii made by Messrs, t a,iii? >i>. ll A
i iv, Photographers, ol thc mam arch
vi;.- cavern in the Howitzei
tivsl, Armory Hall.
Secure .a season ticket to the Howit?
zers i estiv tl. and I il ei titles *
? ad '..'lit distribnl
Wednesday nigut next. Tickets only -vb
11.7.1. An tprighi Hisiiii, 11.75.
Tbispiam has been very iligbtli
new. Walter D.
1 I ?., vi i Main atp et
Me. tl nsf Woman's vj'ssinnar*,- Noelety
'1 bi n will be a ?
onday
the Urace-Str, et Bap
list church at 5 P. M. Erery member
request* d to attend.
Grand free-gift distribution at the
Howitzers' Festival oa Wednesday night
ni .vt.
TV un (lc rlnl.
Tho ba . I'iinofl and Organs at
Hume, Minor .v Co. s.
There ls f-Jttlil
at all the drugstoi ly that lins
? tail tl to cur** a cough, and every
family pt s 1 ottl* md ket p it
hendy, for in Coughs, I : i chitin,
Croup, snd all Throat- anti Lnng-Di
mperior, lt ha ?
tri' .I by many and approved by all We
Couch Syrup of
Pure Pine Tar, Horehound, Wild Cherry,
A C., A c.
4 tin.ni*- Canals anal ' oitta,
and ail disesseaof the Throat and bungs.
ciired by lin nie of Scott'a Emu!*
a* it contains th* be ding i ii -
cod-liver oil and bj pophospbitoa in tht ir
full's} form. Ia h beautiful creamy
, emulsion, palatable a- ly di?
gested, end can be taken by t' e mi >-t
| delicate. Please read: "1 consider
Scott's Emnlsion the remedy par-excel?
lence in Tub' viii..ns uni Strumoua Al?
to suv nothing ol ordinary
cids ini'l throat troubles"- >\. lb S.
Connell, SI. D., Manchester, U.
lo Tui-Payrrs.
Ai.r. i r -ikse i ? l -ir. ?r*Ti* or
rraoiMA can hr paid im ooi po
. rAX-PATBR,
By the pt of the! li from
which the Coupons are detached I a
i ax-payer -
by obtain a receipt uni hart no!
trouble
i have a Urge numt er of Bond* h.-ir
witfa which !mx
eiii |e*y their license or orerdne
rty taxes
Ile-e. nu ti t.f the Committ, c of Vir
"ir. William L.
Royall, will produce the Bonds in court
for my clii nts only.
.1 \ l P. I IT.K,
911 Wain itreet, Bichmond, Va.
Dull I lines?i lie ap Munni.
A E t, a magniflci nt
Pisoo, tin; i E
Piano at S-ttXl ; one ti' at trom
yon i.titiiinp to
look, and will Rive yon from
? au busineat*, We must diapoe*
of our excbtuiged pun"*.. Inatalment
plsn if wished Call next the cornel of
.Ninth btu
ICamit B. Rahoi ,f. Ob,
Four HcTTos- Km Gurri . isa sad Brawn,
'? . r.t
?Jri.irs svile I Pox's.
Phillipa's Digt'i'.ibl* Coeoi
ts a valaibli aatMtltOB* fur tea or .offee. It
. wliila n.ay i.u.y -'.nuiiiate.
rior ilriuli i.,r euuiriii mij.1 tor MTVOO! BB*
selle*** woi.iou. li is liiCjieiit from au otter
.
H.-iriirrvi.v Sfim 'I rr ni iBSTBtB by tl-.i
ii--- ..f Mudb a Hake'.s sai-uninb DsttrStflCfl,
? in sp-BsSUy raaxv* ladslaaS tartar and
Prto irtj * i.
NSW SliADIM IN ll EN Bl ETTAS, lOt\, st
Jilu*h HTtxa 4 Sosa
Tn? v gi ? Piarisn*fl er
Dibiivb morn*.*, ll li, ,'IV. ll va:-,-vcr ?'
rat*, lesli**-, Cl**?*tSJt, an! HoiM-tlsliii
11 r sashts n*;uiio i, use Dakuvs I'ko
i-nvi.it ne Ti ian. Any ir.riaeiea surfu -*, ei- |
ur:.ril or i-it.nial, traatc.l aim tlie Fluid will j
y relieved. It tias effected eurea that
.J: -tl nilli.
A I'KiiHAM Si . i .ii : Biwiyiaple-iAiire.an.l
>. .ve li ey liane,- Meale a Illaara- de
1 .r.B"UC lorin-V. asm. lt i!?.:i
(.flt serf* odor eaiisM nj ili.-a.stM imus sail d
,??? "hiv ia.t ne* iheiti to a
boallby e..nji.i..;i. Iii.* tut* rents a Hattie
Fancy MATTING!, 86 different styles. 1*1.c., lt
.ItLils tttOUt 4 MOH'a
AsoorrriA Hitteks not .ml/dlsttiigul*h them?
selves by their flavor ac! aromatic odor, hut
Uiey are also ? snr.* preventive for all dlsoasea
of the digestive craaus. Hewars of counterfeits,
Asli for the pen ul ne artlrie, manuf seture 1 by
Dr. J. O. B. 8IBOEBT S HOMl
MsKt<]uarisra for ilABT-CAsausfli,
J Bil Bl ITOXI * ie*.
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MILLER, RHO ADS & GERH ART.
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commencing TO-MORROW, Monday, April 2 jd.
Vie season has brm backward un fl trade hus brm duttfish. We arr accustomed to active busri/i
and stock that hus imf moved on account of the cotd weather we will drive out ivithndwuloiisly low
prices. In addition to our immense stock now on ham!, we burt dozens of cases oj Dry Goods on the
road from the Great Consolidation ISalesin Fliiladelphia tliat were sold at ann price tontakt room in
one house for the consolidation of two oj the largest wholesale dry-goodsstocks m America.
xi ODS WERE
Rill Cot* c. '. -a told fr..- o..., we ' Hi?? wt,Ie Bl Check '
T.111 *.''ii tor Sc. a yv 1. ri.1 ? i*. oaa of the beat R lal i st
i'y cott'jti lu 1 1
?
. -. i-iiniity Turtey.Rcd Tat>le-i>e?task,
Y.ni'1-v, Me " Vue'.1 I -ri- nyar.l. fullM u SX-.ayaru.
-? what fi t-nn.'iia t! ll
?
- at 6c. a yard
Dania-;.. ivar!.
.ami |a.M ; ? '1 Checked an.l
.,1 u> I'.'" I
we will
'
MILLER, RHOADS & GERHART,
ur BARI BROAD ft il.'
te Lace Pins, all i
? - :
1 u for 50c.
BU ol BaraewaRasasef yard aaa asalf-wMe
. -a Blue,
Terrv('*'??a, New Drab, I
Our assortment ot I ?ar.'l Knell.ti
I-eiges Will BS mark..] down to V. a yard.
*,--? RTIda a Cloths hate been
mai ked V. a yani.
All .mr r*e?r f-wlsof Indigo R'ueCah -oas .lown
yani.
Umbrellas that vera H. I , I ? I*, aod
a If >oj fake
.?ur ftlri'V you won't t-e'low tn t??*ii({ advaataffl
ct sn, ti an eppostiu?ty.
Pr. f B
?-edle*-' full
a pair.
? thia etty
1
our Hosiery a
1 1 m v
.' ar* perf.
'
Ml
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nt ?<*" t pi
MILLER, RHOADS & GERHART, MILLER, RH0ADS& GERHART, MILLER, RUO.!
HT r. I-; u';>. .
SPECIAL
OCCASION
AT Titi?
PARASOL
COUNTER.
Be?idr*? marking .to-rn every FANCT
PARAS Wc, we sha]
out the I a parasols ofTored
during tr..' sr.--.'. Mle r.t j'
$1.4-9 KATH.
Ths arrangement ct our PARASOL
COCNTEIl oa ti," nr<t door sa you cn
lerthe d yon aa lalight Into
car n.-.,rtm..r.t at ri plane.
THE
CO LOK
CRAZE
IN
wai:** stuffs.
I fur ."ttaiti ?! '!.?*., fitch
a- ?
'
: an ex
' Bl i' tl
red. II' ace ire an
sk a large a
'
.
*. ll.>. u with .'cn at the
very I the aea
(IMMINGS AltE TO
THE
STRAW
MATTINGS
thli yesr are ni j
ani pattern- tl.an ever iio:
Ile?ca our Stock 14 mu'ti larger. Ihe
stripes an I lar?-e tin, 1* se**in lo I I
in fa^or. We .how all of _te.ear.it many
. *. > >nr qualities al ti.e nf>r
??in tbe
money will rr,;y el.ewhere. We
don't a.k you lo take cur word fT it.
:n 1 ati! -.-e <f 1. |a -
Pri'-e. frcrn 10c. a yard to 3>>\
LL VI HEXTER'S,
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Sixth and Broad streets.] Sixth and Broad streets. Sixth and Broad streets.
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T H O M A S
CONCERTS!
/?we rn*' fi
2 '
M1 '+nn<l rn* Sow
' /** ' rr
Qt, mmjTj tm?'" ^ <\
YU* S S
sm I I O '
/ / WV W" kV te
kV W MaA m J J B-^/r^Wrty
PERFORMANCES:
FKIDAY AXD SATUKDAY
AND
f"* .T el /t.mxr /*>,*** sm. /, sg
I J ^W>V^7*-CV^ 0^/tr
/\ S* T A / t M e-> j, f
'dams' in+> W Urey tr ^ uVsV Sk/
OF THIS WEEK.
D
n ?
i
1 to $2.50, and 75e. to $2 for Matinee.
ZkcUtts ai lUanCu 3. tiamat S: mo.'*.
?y
leptt
MS-SIU*t. Alllll'St."], at'
a s iMi'oivrw r HEW law-book
1 a. lu ******* sui *oou to t?- |jub!i*h>?d by
W_si, juUNrtlo 4 Jt CO.,
"coitiiissit>Nii:it.s is . inm kuy in vih
niMA.
by A. Mei di nm itu,
of tha N... folk, tsar,
cn n>| i rt si u ft a faa****t al Hi ? Mntuto law governing;
f.i..ti,i*a..ii."ts la t*M*aea*r"*; tii.-ir Bssrarsaaal
a-ne l and arrsuifo.! In se;, ira!-- purls
ai: 1 nu 1-r -jroiasr title.A; willi exiilauv. . y
mellis and refit . . f nasal ui'.Ii-a; and
eoiitaluinc also a irlef ex|M>*ltion of tho law
.?? u ??-n.liic ?..ma niiiiierA BU lt IIIJIHIll
?sa*"-! for <-" .AVIerat! ni?ss not; e ., :
reporta, ridu.-.urie*. lei-i.-!*-. .ii,tni.ur' ., a, ta
t?rr-i, aunuities, sc.'onnlb,,(,-., and will lui |>ur>
tl?b-*-l lu the bett style. I'tie iirii*tt will bo
a sit ts. wtwr, JoiiNsiTiN .t (M.,
Bj)SJ OH Mnlu street.
BLA.NK-B001CS, LEDOKKS, JOUR
Nit.s, DAY-SirDK*, CASB-IOOKS, IN
VtflCsVBOOll*, i UKCK-BOOSS, MCMOItAN
UV M? of ail sorta ta aloes or mada to order al
aaort noUr-a bv
aa 1-assSS* rAllUAM I CO.
NL;
i-.oous. irsTlatMBatT, Ar.
EW LAW BO IK SOON TO BE
I'I BUStlED.
SMITH la, of lortelkBar I OMMI3
IIOMISI Ul ('ilANCKrtV IN \ IIOIM1 \.
Prto* Will ha atx.ui fa Orders aoljcltl-l, Catsv
I.S0U I.wv b*O0KS ..liv Bad -
hand) mulled on applicant OB
?t.l-l! tr KNOUia.
ap SMaTW il 1 "(il Mata -treat
N
4.K4M 'Baili, aaa.
< ukbbin
NuKTII CAROLINA NSW IIERRINUS
* I i.
i.i..'*\atid
K01*?
for sale by DAVHNPOKr I MORRIS,
uc 1.-10_Dock airest.
CONFECTIONEllS' XXX SCOAB
tor Candy and Ictug;
Aisuulnsantcisof NSW OBLKANS MOLASSES;
HV. lia' CU-alt aud . IKKAfPiaS VtNKUAK, at
tait* MC'AiHUt I UAYNIia
?.eioi Mtn v ac.
VTEW NORTH ('All')!.INA
il Iii NOS. -
nient dtrr *l tn,rn tue, *?> titi i arxMiBa fl-tu* nee
Ni'.U "i - *.M> itu al MKItKINi.S
which we ifff i* lu th.. tr?.te at ,ur ?arvn<ji_ie Ra
141", UIR 1114. ii, I Hlui .irv
? ???k u> ail lnft|".'t(*?l iiy the authorised
Stn?,. I* I'll Inspector.
Bp l.-dt l HA KI H WA lil IN.- R co,
W. E. DREW,
SHOEMANUFACTUREB,
Sl'CCRSSOR TO
W. B. DREW k SON,
800 MAIN STREET,
COBRB- OP EIUUlll.
(aais-lXauRTuUeii
I I 1 . *. t | a I .
MONEY r > ij sit WI i
ft: ?'? ro l .-.n:> ?. b si _a
eeta'.a, aleoi >, et r?_w_e'...#
I UL
I
ap ai- .. i Uaiu airret.
i>it4>i*os*.i rn
PROPOSALS FOB TOBAO
Mk* EU Pl.i.l'i'M
doree-l ?? i'r* *.*->>*?iii I ? ... - . ie r-e
caived, t-. > . . ?
filly, at tr* h .i*>'...ia at-ftt v
Na.yiftep.tiiuie.it, M nrlilng. ii, U C., -
ft ?.. M. 4pni ??, is*m, _**l opened imiu*
dUt->ir ti,crueller in ?
tba -upplr, ga - ft ,
navy-yard, x- a \ > uit-id ead 9tif
? \ ti \ r* it
Tie bids ?
parMsaat,aaaBtart - I et
knasofsCsr, *;. 1 ail tala -au>u re?*,.--?
the artocie n*-uireit, lu.. prviiMaele niau ?
11.ale la implicate .m. -lie p *?-.-' tl?aa lena*
?mi SUmi nut os immHemlmo *t Ox* ?.mmA, VU* He
perUneat reserve* tb* richi i? re).*'! any prov*
aal not ftftftUuktui-Kl ad.a-'-iSHHis k^iBeiKi?u*
meuk j *-Ur.a ifilK'v.
ma Mr AA Vmrmxmo* tee-eiat, V. S. Bart.

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