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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DI8PA 7YV/ (XWPAXr.
fe? DAILY prSFATC? - delivered ?to ?ah.
t?rit-?i- at r(~r??M etwa per ?s-**?, payants to
, tts carrier woolly. -allo?l at IS nor aaanra.
Si 1er sit moatfcs, ?1.J0 lor Utree montos, Wa
term* tsenth.
Tti??alH.tfgKRLYPItrATCO et|2p?rao
Oum, or |1 for ?Is wooIbo
Tfco WRtKI.T DISl'ATOH ?ill perannu?*.
Tbe srHPAT DISPATc U at ll.SO per annum
at TV. far sit roo-aih*.
Surs?eTlpt1nns In til cases payable In advance
Oadao paper ..c r?iii>?d aftsr the ?xplrttten of
tk* M?e paid fer. Send prtt-efflca raoaoy-order.
t-ecO. <vr r?futer*! >u?r. Carrency ?eat by
Snail will b* ai tb?> risk of the send*?, Subscii.
kor? wltltlrif tb*trpr-st-oftVo <-b?uged mutt trtve
t??sir eld at well *? their new posV-otfioe. Bam.
pi? copie? free, _
ADVSnTISIlSd KATRS.
UALr txm o? t ?sa
m??..,.? so
ta?***.$100
tumos.S I !
tusaos.1 I *.?<
?f dm?*.$ 6 to
?rnosla.| i 9
months.$? i?J
Peodinf aeflros In readloK-tnotter typo, flv*
tr.es or l**s, SI ; In MOpOrefl l?eilM, 75c
Card of ratos foi m r iBfOSS furnlsned ?90 op
pUoetloa. _
AU istter* snd tele? ram* mutt h* addressed to
?TH1 DISPATCH ron PANT.
KeJectoJ cernmiir'-vi ?ns will net be returned.
M!1>AT.MAHCn f!, 1891.
An Upright .rudr'r'?Lswyerp.
Nevt t ? '.he oppfOTo] of bis own con
Oci?nee an uprif'il j-i 1 '??shou'd regard the
good opinion of his f. .low-citiz?^*. E*W*t i
oily ah-oald he prise :?s a tropeare invalu?
able the favorabl?? luigment ?! the Stem.
her? of the profusion "f the law. Chief.
?fustica If I?Illl's famiHar declarotion
?bat a corrupt and ignorant judiciary ?ras
tbegreateht cir??' that God oonld influ-t
tipon a pe opio i ?? r tin the BOOM
fa Which that greut jurist intended it to he
Ufi'li ?
Good law?! :.!tvavs prove upon
trial to lie good jinL's. Nord? the most
learned lawyers olwavs turnout to be the
best oatiifi-.-d topsrfora Ike fraetioae of
the judicial office, though this latter was
paid to be Dr. BttJAins Fiunkus's theory
on tbe subject ween M proposed that the
bar should I?- oathoTieed by luv to elect
?ho judge?. TheDoet .r srgned that the
lawyers knew who was ths?hest qaoll?od
toan in the ttofessloa f .r the office of
Judge ?ml w ?nil <?'? 11 him judge in or ?or
1 .-? t him out of the way. l.tit this sr "i.
ROOOt BOBOOs-t DOl true -natiie'v.
that the lawyer hiving the largest practice
?Would make the beet ju'lg?-.
Let us say as we pass akmg that the law?
yers are in a peculiar sinse the guardians
of the lilicrti'- of the people of every free
country?notal.lv. the peuple of England
??? the United Btai ?. s?r Wn.t.uM Jokm*i
famous dictum thai what COBStltntea a
Btate aro "mei;, high-minded men, who
know fh'-ir righto, end knowing d?re main?
tain" thorn, deecribea the members of the
levai prof?salos l. <:.r than it d ><"? any
fithir ?lss.s i?i the eommaalty, because
IhoSfpCOfeeSsOB teaches them their rights.
Other men h^v?. doubt? us to t!n-ir right to
do so and so, therof. ?TO, lawy. rs'oughttolie
fuore aggressiv? t hen . t bet men.
Lawyer? do not need to eombine innrd??r
to ge* big Ins, imr lor UM purpose ?if coin
?polling the young men jiHt enming to the
Lor to charge f"r th? ir seri loi M much as
tbe most experienced and leeruod members
nf the i If yoa call apon old
Lawyer Hi.* ? ? I ,k.' your 00000?d
toD him that you con'l afford to employ
him at hi- you can M>
fir? I .' iwyer Mans
rret.D for a mach su slier sum. the old
lawyer will atta ae~er i word of eon
plaint against the young 1 iwyer, nor sin-lit
Lim m an* way b. ?anse I"' ha I roloe i his
got fices :.i a price bo low oompared with
the las which th? old lawyer had named as
she leest for wLI h ho would toko tb
The 1 o. t ? i ? thus imlep. ii
dent, bel OU ??? the :
form an ml ?'? . ? n! op aion ns to their
merit?-, wh- r i : he publio camin? panihlf
do mi m the itoro, exoept
perhaps as to their surgicalokUL Bow?
do not wioh t.? i ?? aodersl.1 us eensnriag
the doctors f r end ovoriog to uphold
the dignity and rnvportaaee of tbeii pro.
fettion by joining I gcthet la aseociotions
form? ?1 fur tl
We have ?old thai the lawyers aro in a
jH-i'iili ; gaardioaaof a free peo?
ple's Uberti. W< add, aotwithstanding
what \? t soldo? to their high feee,
that i i, constitute the eheapeet
defeneeofa free people's liberties. They
ore bremo t in every tight for the rights of
luen. Th \ are I :mr liioti.i)
pAJomts. In?" - thev throw
aside all viereanoi rations. They
b-cc.uii ? le, and stand
?now?-! leed lathe presence of
kings, pnr ?i - potentates ind digniteries
of ?very degree, ? ? is alwayi to be
found a Bir !' wabb Ooxb who will not
swerve fr. m tl; . litt of truth and justico
even at tbe . I of a King, whether
this Kin;: be a : lonarob apon bia throne .>r
aXaoaOisalaadiag tba rabble. Whether
the King who would wmii; tic? peopU ho
cady aa hadividual or King Hob tbe c??"d
lawyer ficht? bim to the bittet Bad.
We buy? 1' ?:i led int.? this tra?a of
thought by the action of tba bar of liich
mond in recomm? in'ir.u' for the office of
judge of the new ?nterin? ?bat.? Circuit
Court of the I Hi* .?1 .?-t,?te? his Honor the
?.?resent Prasideat of lbs Supreme Court of
Appeals of Virginia, LvxeroRD L. Lewis,
E?*q. Judu'c LaWl ? , cp to th?- re
quircmcLt-. of tbiB BTBlted offloa. When
bo wasvl'ct' ?1 to the high position whu-b
ho now holds we ev.nled onrselve? ot
the occasion to expresa our grati?? ntion
that so Rood a man bad be tat selected by bo
bad a party. We added that hawouM
never 1?> u?o?l at a tool by uuy p>-rs.?:i in
his party, bsgb or low, leader at
follower. Nobody Bateataa Jodga Lswislos?
now than w tu u ho tir-t assumed the judi?
cial rol>ts. Cu t. c entrare, bu bas grown
infav.r with the le;;al niofaaakl'l. iu.?l BOW
stand? htghsi thaa ever before, as is
abundantly evidenced by the fact that the
Bar Association of this city has deemed it
its duty t? testify that ho is eminently
fitted to I ec./tne a jud-.-a of an appellate
court second iu dignity only to the Su?
preme Court of tin? 1'nited St.it? ?.
Wa know that there are other able and
reliable Republican lawyers in the Fourth
Federal judicial circuit. Maryland, Vir?
ginia, Wast Virginia, North Carolina, and
South Carolina cou-titute that tir u.t.
We could name SIMM of these lawyers.
But we will n?.t. We are sat ??fled with tbe
recommendation made by the Hicbmond
Bar Association.
Good Law
If, as we all know is tbe case, the record
of a court of justice importe absolute veri. |
ty. then tbe record of the legislative de.
?partment of the Nttional Uoveriuueiit
ought to import absolute verity. Wo took
this ground la^t yaat in regard to the
changes wml to have boon made in the
MrKixurr bUl by the aogrnaafat clerk.
On Wedoteday lu?t iu ths luittd
States Senate Mr. 1'lcub Baked tbe
Banale to authorize the correction of
a blunder whiidi bad Letn made by
tba Clerk in engrossing the bill to
appropriate SlW.OOu to buy reeds for per
sons residing in tho srid regions of the
Wut, and said, in urging his request, that
the Clerks blunder was aa much a part of
the law as the portion of the bill which
had been passed by both bouses of Con
arrees.
The Supreme Court of the United States
will soon sottle this question. We cannot
oow>eive ths possibility that it will decide
it wrong._
?anator Morgan.
The United State? Senate did a graceful
ibbsg ia declining to accept Seuator Moa
aaa'a resignation as a member oi the Com
Hittee on Foreign Affair?. Mr. Hobo** t?
a profound lawyer. Mora, be is a stales.
taaa. staauy, he is unusually well quali
fiod tot tbe poeUio? which be offered to
resign. He aska no odds of even tbe
oh!??st senators when he takes part in the
?liscn-aion ?>f any question (.??ncirning our
fotetga affair?. In a word, Mr. Moooaii la
th<? nght man in the right place as a mem?
ber of the im??ortaut (??i.n.ittcc we have
just mentioned.
North Carolina's Increase.
The revised census figures give North
Carolina a population of 1.G17.1H7 in i- ?
t I.' :i, il in 1S70 and l,.W>,730in
Mfc The whites iiumix-r l.iHU.'l and the
?ol r. d people (including 1,571 Indians and
15 Chinent?), tx .
How the races have increa??ed in the past
ten years is shown by the following ftgweo :
?b -??(ISVO..'.1,049.191
\\iiit*?(ii?.)). bv:,M?
lucre??*. 1S1.94S
Cc.)*-ad tlfHTts. MS,7.*>*
Colorol (,1-JKO,. U2.IWS
lucres*?. ?i\'..4<
To'?l Increas??,. ??.UM
?A bit? Incresse. ?l BBfi ' ' -?
Color??! lucr****.7 per cent.
A Travesty of Jurt'.ce.
The Fif?v-f?rs?, Ooaffeao \m ilead. and yet
it has not tisen ascertained who were tile
members alootfd in some ot the congres?
sional districts!
There are in the active service of the
United States navv iM'J OOTOl officers
and cadets and 171 warrant officers.
The vessels attached to the navy ore:
First rate. 5; second rate. Ill; third rate,
40; fourth rate, 9; tugs. It? Bailing vessels,
12; ?aearvieeeble, s Nineteen vessels are
bein(, ballt, teolading * gun-boats, 3 fugs,
11 crtiis't?. a liurhnr-.lef?nee ram, a
steel low fn e hoard barbette turret for
e.?.i-t liefen, e the Monterey ', and a pncttee
cruiser for the Naval Academy.
The united States Board on Qeoffraphifl
Names has under consider.?tion tf< I
bulletin, which will probably M tamed to?
?rerds tbe end of the presentmonth. It
will be .1?'voted ?xchisivily to th? names
of counties and towns in the United States,
end will gire the most epprored spelling
for each county and considerable town in
the country._
Tin? West Virginia Renate prop,
appropriate #60,000 to have the Sfato pro
parly represente 1 at the Chi- ago Fair, but
tbe Bones will probably cut the sum down
to .?.?5,000. _
Atlanta has authorized the Mayor to ap?
point nu officer who shall be the pur?
chasing ogeut of tli?? city, and aadOf whose
directions all purchases shall be mad".
HIS LARGE CONGREGATIONS.
Annual llaltlinore Cnnfrrence of the
??li-ltKMllat? - I'.mlnent _???bwrg Illvln???.
[Corretponilenco of tbe Ktcnraonl Dltpatcb.]
Lamnono, Va.. March f,. ?Kev. John .I.
Baill?e, of England, recently colled to the
pastorate ol tbe Bupt.st church is this
town, is attracting largo congregations,
especially at the Bunday-mgl
the mal?' portion <>f our community bei g
nted.
Kev. B. W. Bond. I). !>.. Kev. Nelson
Bead, D. D., and Mr. William EL Thomas
will leere on Tuesday next to attend tbe
annusl Baltimore Conference of the Mel ho?
dial Kpiscooal Church, South, to convene
,nke city. Dr. Bond goes as the
clerical delegate from tho churohhere,and
Mr. Thomas m th" lay representative of
the Woohiogton District Conference.
LUSUl'ltO- PAHTORS.
Among the eminent divines who have
been pastor?in charge of the church in
Leesburg ere the following : Bishop ?laines
A. Duncan. Dr. Nelson Heed, Dr. Bamue]
Boger?, David Bhoaf, Dr. Jamas B. Gard?
ner, Dr. William K. Boyle, Dr. Isaac W.
Cantor, H. II. ' cnin-iv, and Dr. 11. W.
BonJ. The finances of the church h??ro ore
in a good condition, about $1.700 having
been raised iluritig ihe past year, the
missionary contribution? having been
liberal, nor, Dr. Head is probably tho
oldest iii"iiibtr of the Conference,
having been in tbe ministry f. >r fifty?
i hi ?*e years and boa been present at every
conference during that time- never missen
a " roll-call." He is now on the superan?
nuate 1 list, but still obiv attend? to minis.
(?rial duties, Mr. William H. Thomas,
the lay delegate, bo? been steward of his
churoh for thirty-one yean and basaitend
ed nearly every conference since tho war.
A MISSION.
Lenten services ore being held each af?
ternoon ? ??xi i pt ?Saturday) in the Epis?
pal church. Bot. It. T. Darm, D. D., offi?
ciating. A miseioa Will be held in this
churoh la th?? near future, donbtlenpre?
paratory to tho Bishop .s riait.
AT THE PHIMABY.
Tho candidates who will be vote?l for at
the primary election for county offices on
Saturday nett bare been busy oaoreesing,
notwithstanding the inclemeney of tbe wee*
tber,and t?os mode of making nomina?
tions- a new departure in Loudoun?it is
believe,l will give general satisfaction, as
th?' minority will be represented und have
no ground i?> " kick."
rWrOKM BANK.
The Knights of Pytbioa <'f this town are
making nn effnrt to organize auaiform
rank. Tho lodge numbers sun?? fifty-five
to sixty members, end i? one of the must
flourishing lodges m theBtate, '1 he next
Groad Lodge meets in this town, and the
Sir Knights here propose to give them a
royal welcome.
A SCHOOL-HOUSE BURNED.
Soapstono lliacovered, but the l.i?iul-<?i>
tlun? l?u Not l'an Out?llrown'? Mlshaj?.
lCorr??i?o?deuce of the lttchmoml Dispatch, l
Duna Mii.t.s, March !). ?A f-chool-bouse
was lately burned down m this district.
The fire has not been accounted for. It
WBB burned early m the morning. Whcu
the teacher Rot to the house at theueuil
tune it ha?l fallen in nnd was newly con
f.iiued. 'ibo house was one of tbe bout in
tbu chBtri.'t.
A tiuarrv of soap-t.'i* is biing worked
on Mr?. Cbamblin'i farm n< tr Hardware
ferry that isaaidtobe ??! fine ouahty and
pr??aii?? -< weil. We hear hut littl.? now
about the opt oaa that were taken on land
some tima ago? We bops there will he a
revival of interesl in the ent<rrpri?e wbaa
the Bi?rin>. opens fairly.
AN l-MIT.r.I._ ACCIDENT.
A short time SCO Mr. S. W. llrown ?fart?
ed out on <>u?- ?>t the raini.'st days that WS
have had to attend a cburcb-maetiag t.-n
miles off. (>n his return his saddle came
loose and in getting down to tix it be hung
hi? foot in his umbrella and fell full-len?,'th
in tbe mini. Fortunately it was near iLe
bouse of Mr. John Matey, who beard bis
raies for help and with his kind family
his assistance. Ile was Boon under
it tri'T.dly roof, made warm and dry, and
ufter. a good dinner finished bis jour
n?v horn?-. He will hardly take such an
Otbtgf trip on a rainy day ?oon.
AT THE POI.NT OF THE PISTOL?
Darin?; Ilightvuy lltibbery In Princes?
Anne?1 lie llatteras l.iglit-Iltiu??-.
fSpocisl tel?graro to tbe Dispatch.]
Noarxii.K, Va., March 6.?This morning a
daring highway robbery was committed on
the Prince?? Anne road by Edward Moore
(colored.i, whuu Charle? Daniel? was forced
to deliver nearly a hundred dollars at the
point of the pistol, Daniels ha?l beea
working at dredging at Tangier Island with
Captain Charles Cockrell as cook on an
ovster-vcsc!. He left Cape Charles ves
terday on hi? way to hi? borne in Weldou.
O.NK tatOUK TO TBK BZSCCX
The third Merritt wrecking-atesmer. the
Rescue, left h. re to-dav for dcracoke boa. h
to work on tbe stranded steamship t 'rag-tide.
One of the wrecking ?teainers there, th?' J,
D. Jones, bas broken down and will I e
uw -d to Norfolk.
HATTXBA? LIORT-HO?BB.
The contractor for building a foundation
for the light-house at Oaps Hatteras it in
the city for the puri?o*?e of securing a
wharf to laud and mix tbe material for tbe
foundation. It is estimated that it will
take MOO barrels of cement.
No HI r.l. It,. I
ColuaabuB llispstcta.
They ?ay Une Bastar bonnet
Will h?v? mo dead bird? oa it.
That no more th? feathered ?oug*ieis will they
Sill;
But there tingereib this oti'ectlua
Of th? poc??t-tio .? ? dutaciiot. ;
Tbeugh there b? no bwad cr plumage, th?r?'?
lb? bul.
General and Mrs. W. IL F. Lee will soon
make au extended trip through the Houtb.
Mr. It. E. Lea, son of Uenaral W. H. V.
Lea. has been ?elected a? orator for the
fjn*l exercises at Washington and Lee
University next Buasaier.?Alexandre? Go
xeU. _
What von sav may be so. but what I
want is-Salratiou Oil. the great pain de?
stroyer.
ILLEGAL DREDGING.
TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF THE
MARYLAND PIHATE AT ONANCOCK.
The "Itrooks" <'..nfi?ratt-d and Will Da
leid?Other Marylander? Iteporte?) and
Indict d?Tt? "? <;.??>'l OtBeer? Retire.
rCorrespon'len. o Bf th? I'lchmond Dispatch. 1
OsAJicoat, March 4. ?Tho case of the
Maryland o? MB JcWBbb W.
Ilrook?, charged with illegal dredging in
Virginia water?, came up for trial iu Acco.
?unty Court last Saturday. Quite
aerow'lawicmi.l? I in tho expectation of
witnessing a bis trial and hearing Bome of,.
the BOBt dktiagUa?had lawyer? of l'-ith
Maryland and Virginia, but, to the great
iitm.r.t of tii.? ?TOWd, non?'of the
disiioguisbed counsel froai abroad were
preaeat. and area the owaer <>f the ca?>
?t failed to appear. iaauevMed, no
that an Indietatent bad
b?t d found againsl him by the grand jury
of Aceomac for dlegal aredgiag in Vir?
ginia waters. Kot area a ?ingle all
i for ths '??
rKii.vi:i..i.? atr^mrr
Quinhy a Qulaby, of Oaaaeoeh, repra?
Beated the owner of th? wpturad boat.
und conducted the ease ia a most ?Viltill
manner. They SBOCeeded in ?-<> contusing
nti" ?>f the man? witaaaaea f"t the an
tion that tbe jury w?j aaabls to agree Bad
bad to l>e adi'inriK "1 t?> tnis weeit. when
Mr. (raorgan. BagwelL ooe of tbeaoev
nan wh.. marked the boundary line
between the t?.? Mat?-, waa Buauaooed
mid l?v hi.? BTideaOB ?b"W'd that tho boat
had been dredging In Virginia wate? -
itirv then promptly f??nnd a verdict ?gainst
the *'Brooks." which in now forfeit".1 to
the State and will he ?old at pulir
turn, i.ut n ssnol thoaghttbst sue will sail
(Ugh to pay the expense of capture
and suit. '
Fbtcher was ably aa Isted In tbe case by
Btata-SeaatoT Blai i
OTUri:? T? DK. TKIP.P.
'Hie rames of a large nntuber of Mary?
land boats and their captaina have beca
rep. ri. d to I we tlth'a - Atl irney
Kb tcbi-r for illegal .i edging in Virginia
watera, and indictments nave been fonnd
against them. Btepa bave been tabea to
bars requisitions mude on theOoreraor of
Marvlnii'i for these \ iolatoi ?o! th
law, nii.l if all of them are captan
eonrietad Snperint. ???? will bave
a largo addition to the number of bia
laid TO ?.
Tho funeral of Mrs, Kellis S. Powell,
wife of Henrv I'. Powell, Esq., of this
town, took place to-day ait the Episcopal
church here. Thecburch waa crowded to
it? utmost capacity, and many pel
wen iii'iiiii" ; admittance, 'lie
ssivioaa were i i I y the reel ?r,
Bev, Joba McNabb, and ths choir sang tba
t wobt mas, " \ ????? . a J? a ' and " Lead,
Kindly Light". 11 ? int. plsi a
in the Powell family cemetery in thi
era i art of the town. Aft.r ths services
here ended at th" grave t'1" &ing*fl 1 laugh?
ters, of whom the do. ? m e 1 waa a member,
deposited doral emblems on tba coffin.
Mn. Powell wann devoted Christian ladv,
endowed with man] ol I
cial gr?ces. Bba was a woman of
r.ire b.-autv and was only t h rtv-niii" \. ira
old. She leaves a husband and four
children,to a i devotedly attach?
ed. Her death i? one of the sadaesl tl ?t
hssoocurred ;n this town for manyyeera.
Wll.l. il? .TU KEHKF.
Mr. John 3, Blaokstone, who bai
treasuret of Aceomac coonty for many
rears, baa announced hi? intention not to
be a candidate a.-tin. This am.
meat ha? created geaaral regret, aa Mr.
Blacaatone has made obb ol tns most effi?
cient, upright, and pleasant offloiala thai
this county bus ever had. Major John K.
Wise, who baa bean Mr. Blackstone'a a-?
sistant during bia occupancy of tba
Brer's office, will also retir? from t!,
lie Barvice at th?? ? nd of the press?t t? nn.
1'oth of the^e pent lernen have been mode]
officers ami ? util -ns, and BOW that ad?
vancing age coil .trains them to lay down tba
public trusta that they bave ao faithfully
ami honorably discharged, they will retire
to the ?had.-B of prir.t" life full of years,
honors, and the good mil of their :
citizens. May Virginia ulwum ha?
men to servo her.
bbtbbaxi coavaasiovs.
The revival i leettnti nth rn
Methodist church hers ander ths 000?.
duct of the pastor, Bev, A. C. Berryman,
aro still in pi reral conv(
are reported. Professor Benjamin I'.. Mi?
nor, of Biohmond, is boro sn?l ?luring ths
coiningwek will deliver ;?. Ba?as of lea.
tures ou a.-tronoiny.
REPORTED INVESTMENTS IN SURRY.
One Vfarrant l>l?iiilmeil mil Another Is.
sueit In a Nonilav-C'amlilln? COOO,
'Correspondcnc? ta il Dlspatcti?l
Pa*Tt?SsTtrOO. Va.. March !?.?It is report.
sdthal o syndicate of wealthy Philadelphia
??apitulisis bau mode Is . enU in
property in and near ths town of
if : i. maty.
In the Mayor's Court 'hi? morning, P.
(1. Walker . ? i ?.,,?
costs for sell Th? re
was anothei i
permitting pa;,' ling t.. I ? c rriedon in
his place of b i the Sabbath m
violation of the State low. This warrant
woo dismissed sifter another bed been is.
sued charging him with allowing gambling
in bis house in riolotion of tl
Counsel for the sect ted then ssked fora
continuance of this case until Saturday.
?ATOMS hank.
The annual meeting of the stock?old rs
of the Petersburg Savings and Insurance
Company was h?ld here to day. The re?
port of tboPresident ibowsthe iuetitution
to be in flnecoodition end doing o large
business.
The following Board of Director.
dieted for the etli:eit ye.ir : John K.
Branch, lt.. W. Collier, Alexander Donnen.
Alexander Bamilton, II. C. Har.lv, Bomuel
.1. Hurt, D. W. Ls ... John Mann. W. (i.
IfcCobe. R. O. Pogrom, F. Whittle, Wd,
lism L. Zimmer. Major Fred. K.Scott wat?
reflected president : Alexander Dounan.
vice-president ; H. C. Bordy, cii?hier, und
Edward W. Butcher, secretary.
HTII.L AT IT.
Testimony is stili being tak-n before the
commissioners in the matter of tbe Postal
Telegraph Company ta. the Norfolk and
rn Baalroad Companr' relative to
eondi-nination and right of way along the
line of the railr ad I hrough Brinco (??? ?rge
county. The commissioners hold then
meetings in one ? >{ the elegant cars of tho
company, side-tracked a* ar tbe ?l rpot,
and wuTprobably be in session for a ?lav
Of two longer. Several officers of the rail?
road company have been examined relative
;.i the history and antecedents of the com?
pany in such matters.
MOl.K THAN ON_
In the official cei..-ns reporte given out
fr.itu Washington Petersburg isciven credit
for only OM Chinese citizen, whereas tin
belief if that for several years past there
have been several Chinese r.- identshere.
"THECZA^ IS DEAD."
A rrsctlcal Joke on 1 v-f-peaVei-Ileeil That
1. ?turbed N'rw York's Stock Market.
Wiln the minute-hand ou the moon
faceil clock, high on the walls of tti?'
Kichonge, ?ays o New York special, travel?
hug last toward no,.n VTednnedey. there
was a great wagging of heads among a
regiment of brokers huddle?! in front of
(. hairman Mitchells rostrum. Mr. Mitchell
looked down, expecting at any moment an
explosion of somi: kind.
With the minute-hand within a line of
tho hour-hand, >oung 'lim Williams
slipped out of tho crowd and darted upon
tho rostrum, ot the some time reaching
out for the chairman's ponderous gavel.
Mr. Mitchell was too quick for him.
Clutching it tightly and raising it me?
nacingly, a? though Mr. Williams and nit
myrmiuons contemplated Vu assault apou
tue dignity of the Exchange, Mr. Mitchell
glared at the intruder.
Foiled in his attempt to secure the gavel.
Mr. Williams raised his right arm, and
with his eve on the clock, waited until it
was exactly IK M., und then ?houted :" Now.
tova, one?two?three-the Czar is dead!''
Vp rolled in chorus in stentorian tones
the answering hb.mt of those in front of
the rostrum: "The Czar is dead; down
with the Czar." There was a three-times
t luce to this and a tiger, and Mr. William?
and bis cohorts Ix.wing solemnly to the
?hairman dispersed. But in the groups
they continued the cry until the MOW of
'Change. It was their tribute to the de?
thronement of Speaker K?-. ?I.
Curiously enough, though, the exploit
had a most exasperating influence on the
share list. All h;>n-.ls heard the thuni- r
ous shout: "The Czar is dead." No name
had been mentioned, and certain anxious
?'.ills imm?diat? B geooptod it to mean that
the Csar of Uussia was dead. This report
was quickly beard in all the offices in Wall,
liroad, ana New streets, and Broadway,
aud uneasiness prevails?!.
The death of the Czar of Kuse'.o, it woo
insisted, woulduusittl? I nropean financial
circles. Brokers and their customers ?hot
order? into th? Exchange to sell stocks.
There was a slump in several quarters and
a weak closing.
The report of the death of the Csar of
?us*?, reached Loudon by the way of
hew York, aad back come unsteady new?.
It ?as not until the yew close of the day
that all Wall stattet V^/wmUm?
nan announcement of Mr. WHiisiin-i ?no
his battalion refcrre.H? ex-8peoker Reel
Former Klch-nond Ministers ?l>.r- From.
Atlanta Jouraal, ?M.
Tbo Evongeli'ol Miniiter*' Association
??tat theVlrsi Methodist church yester
i. ii-v lir Hawthorne m the chair.
^Thi ? ueVtion'as t?, the best method of
d. aling with church entertainments cam*
n. for ?lierussion on s resolut ion offered
i ( v W D. Anderson somo timo ago
til,'these' chimb entertainments were
nnscriptnral and wrong.
ir ?l-.l'ii Wilbom Jone?? offered ?a a sub
-rtltat? that the aasooiatloa condemn the
??,,..? of these entertainments arranged
fOTtbebenefit of the dttferent ?burche-,
ti? H,iwtborne ?poke in favor of the
ur .'V:ter?ainu..'f,ls.a.shr.h.lno,think
v wen? wrong when th.y were not
?bused Mr. Anderson .rooko ?n favor of
against the ?lei-tain.
i .?ufe. Ot ?rsp.-cl,?'? m favor ot the en
-?.? ? monts were made DV I!ev. A. K.
SSderS ?'""? McDonald, end others,
- 1 i.r.s.'.lutionanilsul'-t.tu-werelinally
laid on tbe toble OOtll the next meeting.
1 be in? ciingt'ien R'l|."irn?.l?
Dyspepsia
Wan? M* kHeS mlstrsble.and oftenMl to
MUerstnictirm. Klrtrst. after r?tln*;.?lck bead?
ar-h.', b.trtburn. ?sour ttomseb, ment?! dcpr.a
?lon *tc . ?re c?na*d by thl* very common and
inereatlas ?lit?*?., Hood- Sar*.r*rlll?lone? th*
ttomtch. crcatet an BMOttOi promote? hetlthf
diwtUon. relieves tick heads-lie, clftrt the
ir Ind. and eurss the meat ?,batl_sto catet of dyt?
Made. r.??.l the following:
? I have been troubled with dytnept!?. I bad
mit little arrstlto. ?O? wbtt I did ett dUtreaicd
ras or did ra* Uttle good. U an hour after satin?
I would experience a falntn.-.s or tired, all-gon*
feeling, a* though I htd not eaten anything.
liiwd'i Saraaparllla did mo sn I uenae amount
cf gond. It r*v nvi ?n spr?* ', *nd my t?A
rellihed ?ad tatltfled tho era ring . nad prsvlon-ly
riperienced. It relieved mo of that faint. tlr-J,
all-gone feeling'. I have felt io mueli better tines
1 took Hood'? Sartaptrlll?. that I sm hippy to
..II?"' It" <?? *? PA?, Watertowu, Matt.
V. B. Be ture ta get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Foldbyslldruggltti. |l;iixforS5. rrepsredonly
l y C. 1.1IOU? ?t CO., Apolhecaritt. Uiwtll, Matt.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Ml I IIS?.??.
A STATED COMMUNICATION^
J\ ot TKMi'I.S M?DliB. No. 9, A. K. and "^
. ?. . -Ill be i.?M attti-ir l..?K-niO'ii, Sf.
?' sat lls'.l.cortitr Ihirdsnl Man strsstt
THIS Trllsv. KlKNIMi. -OK* KO, at 7.30
All Master Matons lu good BtoniHog
are invitad loattand.
liv r.nl-r of ?ho W. M? _.._-_
inb e-lt K. VT. BOOKKB, eocretory. _
riiiii'. MEMBER8 OP THE ERIN
1 III NT IM-?1 ' " are ca'lcd to me*t at 1)1
st beftOiiiisr'-T?, ill'." eft't broa! tti., I ills
DAV for clecll. n vi ? .IL ?is. P. J. Ut l( !? 'N,
m?t-Il_Secretary.
Hl AD?UAHTEKH B. E. LEE
CAMP, Ma l, CUNKRII8KATK VKIK
_ANB?Kichmosp, \ *... Marea ?'. l^m.-Tte
? ? nf tiiu neiBbertot K. K.
I.tiif. CAMP, No !. i.V., are r??i*"fn::v re
?i ifStt-l t" attend trie meeting ?.f tin? I trap I HIS
Kri It?. RIUHTlB l/;el oiuiilialla-7.:;ioVlu?-k.
Ity order ol th* Colonel, aihimh? W.
Asi-.lt?. ?'- 1AU.UKS1KAIT..N.
em mi__??___
AMI KKMBMTB
AQBAND MASQEUBADE BALL
Will I'? given on
mond?t. MABcne,ifln,
bvS.-l.li:.?rI.O'l?:e>". ?'.i. 0.a r.
(?r?sl BOR- will tek*in lTOtniitly st t>
o'cl'H-k P. M. ...
Tickets for gentleman and loar, roeeato.
tour prize* will be awarded fur Bowl mask
ai_l ic?t ebon, t-r-niasks.
Conmltwe: Cborl?? Close, Chorlo? Pobitg,
diaries Battig?, Cuar.? I WU..?m BoUopI ?,*u!
Charle* (;./elil ?. _
li
ICHMOND THEATRE
Uiumii A l.iaTii, Manager?.
El.I PAY AND BAT?BDAT,
MAUl II CTB AM) 7th.
H A T I.' U D A Y M A T I N B K.
THE mCOMPABABLI
J AN AUSC IL E K
ANI? II KM C0MPAM1
FBIDAI AS QUEEN HF.S3
lu Lauii'.'s ruman'.i ' ? ' ?y
ESSCX.
FIltST RIPBC8EMTATK>a IN TH! CITT.
? AT I' K I) A Y MATINEE.
MABIE 9T?ABT.
.? A T I E I?A I H I ?. II T AS
iiADY MACBETH
in Shalirpcare's ma?terj ?ece,
Fes'.s can now be ?ecireJ.
_ !!.til-Sn,TXFd?t_
V M. C. A. GYMNASIUM EXI?I
_ ? llITI. "t
FHIDAY.JHABI H6Tn.
ros tab
BENEFIT OF THE QTMHAelUH
Wand drill?, dumb-boll ?lrill?. pvrmrnid work,
hnrlisuii'?! fit?.I nsritll?! bar*, llyiug ring?, etc.
Twenty minuto?' talk on physical cuitare by L?r.
M. 1. Paw .m, irby-i ?I dire nor.
A 1 rut-r mil r.-.'t
?ZABT ACADEMY OF MUBIC.
TUtBDAT. Makch 10, :
Tblr?l Concert of the
rmi.HAKMu.MC OKCIIESTRA.
J. K. PUASV, Couductor, a?st?ted by V.l?? MA
IHK MOCA, ?-ui.raao,
ar.d ether eminent taleut. Hox-abeet open to
?ul? rlb?r? 'llUftSDAY. March ,Vh, and to the
geoeral public MONDAT VarehOih. Hox-sheet
at Walter D. Mn??? ,t Co.'a mh 4-3t
EE 1 CO.,
BOOK-M1KEB& ^^^
ODDS LAID ON ALL ItACINQ EVENTS.
DIRECT WIRE It? THE TRACK.
A full description of e?.-h rac? gtvsa as It I?
being run. Tl'KF KXCHANOK,
fa l7-8ru corner Dank anJ Tw?lttb street?.
]\1
L
r. \s:t BTATEmi:NTs.
REPORT OF THi: CONDITION OF
TtlR UNION HANK OF i I (II MOND, AT
KIi'IIMmNI?, IN TBK vr ATE OF VI K..I.N Ia, AT
IHK CLOSK OF UL'Sl.NKSS, FEBBL'Al'.Y ?.'rj,
1*91 :
BiauuauiB,
Lo?u??nd discounts.f HUM II
Other ?tocas, bond?, and mortgage?. Itl.aT'j 50
Due from i lr?t .Na.iousl Bank of
Klcbmoud. SO.S.C Ofi
Real ??tale. 4.-'% Ifl
Current expen?e? and tax?? paid. CM 9;,
Check? and otlior ca?h Item?. ?>-, 00
?/rational i??i?er currency, nickel?,
and raunte?. ? jr,
Bptv-le. 6 0
Legal-teuder note?. 134 00
Tot?!.U.r-e.MJ 0*
IIABIUTirS.
C?r1tal"t?v-kpaldin.t ?19.7M 00
? fund. 1?,?4-' *i
I'mllvlled profit?. 1Q,.J28 Si
Div d??d? uupall. 18 Ofi
Individuald?!.o?lis?ut.,'ecttocheci.. C"S,(>-fl 7?
*)em?nd certificate? of depo?it. ?i.fiSS 90
Int?re*t ou deposits in advauce. 8*?,0?*) On
Total.tl.lM.Ml Ofi
Stats or Virginia, coctrr or IIe*ibico?#.?. :
I, I. Davenport, Jr., president of the ?bove
Dinrd bank, do solemnly ?wear tbat th? above
?(?ternent !.. truo to tbe he-t of my kuowleugu
aad belief. I. DAVRNPUHT, Jr.,
ltesldeut?
Subscribed and ?worn to before me this Sib
d?y ?f Mar.b, lvl. J. g. McKRNNT,
Notary Public.
Correct-Atteit:
T. WILLIAM PEMBEKTON,
W. W. TIUBEKLABK,
B. ALSOP,
mh B-lt Director?.
BUBBIB, Bit I.?a, ciiw?, ,1e.
FOR SALE- TWO FRESH, M
TOCHO JKK-KT COWS, ?rmteotly??
ge?tie, large milker?. Superior family cowa
Can be ?e?n at Brookland, on Cbe??p??k? aiid
Ohio railway. M. A. idlLLKlr. Po?i-omce box
Sic _ jnh ?-F.SuATuai*
gxaoav
rn W. WOOD & SONS'
YKUETABLg HEEDS
are specially ?elected and grow? with r?f?renc?
to lb? want? of southern ganlaoer? and give th?
be?t aad most satiafactory results to all who u*e
them. D??crlpitvs estai, gue free.
T. W. WOOD A SONS, Used.men,
8 aad 10 south Fourteenth street aad 1707 east
Kranklio aireel aad ooraar of Bttih and Mar?
shall ?ireeta. f? f?.retoA,
EDUCATIONAL.
CLEAVELANOHIUH SCHOOL.
MAKKIIAB.FAryL'ItB COI'NT Y, VA..
W. C. MAKSUALL, PRANK PL'B?KAR, M. A.,
PRINCIPAL??,
liocatloa uasuraa???! for health aad ?octal
?urruuDdtogs. Staadard high. Di*4ptia? ?u-tct,
kxpeuses very modsrat?. S?-oud term begirt?
PEliltl'ARY ?4TH. wh?c pupil? may eater ad?
?an i?g*x'U?iy, For oetaJegu? adttrvas taa Prin
etnala. Uao-soSitJt
A Mystery,
How th? human system ever recover? from th?
b?d effect? of the nauaaou? medicine? often
Itierelly poured loto it for th? ?uppeelliva re?
lief of dy?pep?l?, llver-oomplalot, constipation,
rhetimatutn, aad other ?iimeni? I? a my?tery.
Th? mischief doo? by bad medlcin?? is ?carrely
Isa? than that cause?! by disease If they who
sre weak, trtllau?, dyspeptic, constipated, or
rheumatic would offener be gni.nd by the ex?
perience of Invalid? w.... have thoroughly testad
Uostetter's ?tomach Ritter? they would to ?very
lnctance obtain th? ?peadiett aid derivable from
rational medication. Tbl? modiclue 1? a search?
ing and at th? ?ame time a thoroughly tafs
remedy derived from vegetable source?, ?ad
possessing. In coD?equ?D?'e of It? b?*l? of pur?
?pirn?, properties a? a modl?In?l ?tlmulant not
to b? found in ihe flerr local bitter? and, stimu?
lants often reported to by lb? debiliutad, dya
peptic, and laaguid. mh ?*-VV(w)PaSii
LEVY&DAVIS
NEW STORE,
1, ,3, and <} east Broad street.
FOSTER'S
KID GLOVE8.
Having de ?!.led t". dla.f n'lnie tbe ?ale of this
well-kaown i.i.oVK. w? offer our entire ?lock of
about 39(1 pair ?t groat reduct'on? toclo?e them
out. Kveiy t'?rr is made by Foster, Paul A Ce?,
?nl each pair bear? their w?ll-kn.,wu trade?
mark ln?ld? the (11 rve.
Five-hook Fo?tnr Olove?, la ?11 or.lor? ?nd ?11 ]
?lsestri ui I \ k?Tr*i? Bo11 alaav? at 11 per
pair, now Itfi ;
Flve-hiok l-??-ii?r ulovn?. Black only, slr.ua SV.
1\, and ?>,, reguiar prl-ofl.so?t.ncli'??? 11.IV;
Isrea Bo k Foster tllova?, la ?11 color? ?nd
illack, size? !>\ to 7',, regular price fr? per
pair?to ola?'? |La7?
LEATHER GOODS.
We have Jmt received ?n entire new lln? of
LEATHER i.OOi?, consisting of Pocket-Hooks,
Pureos, and dint?lame Bag? in all tbe new pat?
terns.
Livll'-s' Chatelaine Pa?r?. In Seal ?nd Oi?xe Calf,
with Oxidized Trimming?, from 60c to W
???ch :
CB1I !r?n'? Chatelaine Bag?, made of Oor? Calf,
with Oxidized TriruruiK?, only ?rc. each ;
Lalle?' Po-ket-Uook?, In Seal and Alligator, with
t??'ent ltid??tru?-tlblo frame?tb? b??t wear
lug good? ever ma in?at very low prices.
SILK Ii IN DING S.
A new Une of COI.?>HKD ULI BIMDZM-QS la
all tue now *[>riug shades.
OK ESS TRIMMINGS.
We have Just received msuy now additions to
oorstocfeel DltKOSTMiMMlMOO, giving utth?
larg??tass<^rtoisnt to solect from to be found In
ti.? i ity?
MEN'S DNL?UNDEBED SHIRTS,
mads of New York Mills Cotton ?ml Kins Meen
Bosoia. wort? tie. each la every house In this
CjU?iry?so long at th?y ladt only 5uc. each.
MEN'S NIGHT-SHIRTS,
made of Fins Muslin with Sllk-Embroldsrsd
Kr?nt, Trlui'Ti -1 aim Hamburg Edging, eqaal
to ?ay ever ollv-red st (1.00 each, only f 1.
DRESS PATTERNS.
Owing lo th? dlasgracable weather the first
two .lays ot Una w?ek we will conilaue our ??j.
t.ltiiiKU ot Imported Ores* Patterns throughout
the week. Kv*ry ltdy who cau make It con
venUnt to ss? this displty ho are confident will
Le amply repaid.
A BIG BARGAIN IN SOAP.
When we moved from Mala ttreet we dts
cover?d In our ..Id tturo-room seversl hundred
sofcooot iior?i froip, which had laid therefor
mauy yea-s. This Is one of the Ouest tospt ever
intde for band aoi lauudry ute, and originally
eeot inc. aeaka lti?lng thoroughly sessonsd,
? nd In cont*i,Ufoc* will la?t thre? tlnie* as long
st new ?cap, at tho low price of .V*. tier cake,
o. which a* of>r it. It is ? big bargain,
iEVY&DAVIS
1. 3, and 5 east Broad street.
[_h5.lt]
JtWmmmmSXmmmmmeSUUUUt^SUmmUmmmlS
Your attention I? .?aUtid to a spgUAL BALI
TO :>\Y (FtllUATl of tba following article?,
during whlcti day only will tio good? be ?old at
the?e adv.-r:i?od price? :
iU) large piece? of tba finest Otl-Dre.aod Cba
mols-sktu? for l.v. each. Not more than S
? to acy on? per- i?.
450 full ptnt-boitio? of th? hiebest true grade
n?y K'im for 0a a bottle, worth In tho regu?
lar lin? t>f trade JOc. ;
Flavoring Kxtract? of well-known bran!?. m>
many as yot ilko of either or?ng*. Vaulll?,
Pineapple, Altn.'inl, Raspberry, Htrawberry,
Peppermint. The Met, ?lz? HT to Th? ia
?lie for 2c.. or 3 for fur.
The purest ?ad bent gouuioo Whit.? cr Mottled
llri'wn Casillo ?cap by tbe pouud 5c. a
pound ;
Finest of Oatmeal So.ip?, each cako wrapped la
board bo\c?, 3 cake? to a box, to a cake?
r>?ll? la th.! usual way for Ito ;
Tho famous Imponed Carmel (white) Castile
So?p. to a oak? ;
Coleo? Vaselin? ?the p'ire?t ?nd bost, 1 pound
in a troiu? for ?Jc, worth la tho usual war
Mc. ;
About 'JO elegant Japan??? China Plates highly
decorated, to be used for table or a? orna?
ments, rXte each??ell In the usual way for
?I, Bl-S*>. and fl.50;
Not more than 60 dozsn Sheer I.lnen lawn
Handkerchief? for ladle?, lleinatUchcd with
Embroidery, for ICa each ;
I ai ??lycarioe in k-ouoca bottles for ch?pp?d
bands?being a specially reBned Ulycenn?
for general purpose?, for 5c. a bottle, put up
to be ?old for Ito
Ladle?' Bibbed ?loeveles? Vc?ts, Cream with
i rorheicd Edges ?nd Silk Lacing Cord?, 10?.
e?ch :
The new long chapo Fockot-Hook? with ?tamp
bo.der aad Celluloid U?morandum-Kook tor
? e?.-ii cell ?i. th.- usual way for $1. Not
moro than ou? to any oae person.
mvate?i SAape?,
fZevj-eb? ?5fiade?>,
$2.50,
$3,
$3.50,
N BETTER VALUES EVER OFFERED.
Shirt-Make} s*
Batters, and Furnishers,
419 BAST BBOAD STBg-T.
? RO? BHIHO.
?p R A N B EBB IE B, 8A KATOQA
CHIPS, and IUBLLBD ALMONDS;
SPAMISfl 0LIVB9 AND 'OLIVg-OIL.
fa IS UCC A HTHT a HAT M KO.
OLD DOMINION BUILD I \f
AND LOAN ASSOCIAT ID.\(
ms EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRt
AUTIIOTIIZEP CAPITAL, %XU*mm.
Lends MOMY on REAL ESTATE on Accommodai i ??? 7,,
Lends MUJVZ ^ _^ MmWlJ rawllcnts on Loans.
THE 1$EST AGENCY KNOWN FOR Tl
Profitable Investment of Shall
CONSIDERING TILE SAFETY OF THE INVE
Ihere IS Milan* Wnch Pays so \\cl! as Buildin? F,
respondent ?Solicited.
BHABEfl 8100 EACH, p.yablo in iasUlments of CO con!? per sUara r*r month or p I
*" MRBOTOB? ? J. Taylor FUysou. Mta. ; Norman V. Ba*Wp-, John l> I I ' .
Corlt.m McCarthy. Secretary and'1 rrnsiirer. Bw W*.
?
0???ae?ai<i ia.a n W
-?^
Brich a gathering of
Dre
ss
Fabrics
lifu never before Airac I
nuy store in this city. It
moans tbe ct'utrali/.iu'.'of
Dress-Goodfl traie.
l)ire,?t trading with manufacturers i'ii
pliaa qaantity and briaga about a price
carrent that in u BBviBg to ev. ry indi?
viduttl.
Tba choicest of all things from France,
England, < i>. rniany, find America are on
oar counttrs to-day.
The purch.iH-j .
of an enormous] fpcilC?o CIlitl(l\
ntock of I '
by otir European l?nyor brings pries
within th" levai of the ordinary kind.
The thinnest, finest white war?-.
Two styles of Oapi and ?Saucers for *J2 a
dozen pair :
Tin-1'Isles, ??l.;7.?a dozen ;
Breakfast-PlateK, 31.'.1 S ;
Dinner* or Bonp-Plataa, 81. W ;
02 sets of French Decorated Tea Sot??
the usual valne is 911,60, nnd the
price will be bT7.85- throe vitrions
nandaome decorations.
Tb? HO?8EWARE DEPARTMENT,
besides denerving the merit of placing
all things before you nt small-profit
price?, also deserves your attention for
its improved otitlits for the kitchen. Net
a Bcientilic improvement but what nn
dafajOM closest scrutiny, and is here, if
worthy your par?base, QaJte a number
of great value are juot opened.
P.'tx* mint.
Children's Flannel
trimmed with gold
braid, anchor", ?ml
metal buttona, 1 to 12
. '.'?v. an.i - '
Reefers
La.lios' liliick Light-Weight Jookets? ;
cheviot cloth ou.l the price 82, usual i
pri?e|8.3fi ; with braided ?Medici col
Lr, triuiim^l in variegating ond self !
color?, $4.7.") ; handsomer for $4.92,
ond up to $12.25;
Smocked ond Pleated Ladies' Jerseys
81.?W from 83.30 ; tailor-mad?' for
82. US ;
All-Wool Jersey with braided lapel*,
9L501 ??,__?_-_-_--__-_
Among the i .
will be found ?01j Clothing
to-day a lot of J_ "
odd Pant-?, ages from ?"i t?i [B years, 3
-<>?>1, and principally imported cloths.
They will bo sold for f>'.?. bf>, 9Se., and
11.25, not inuoh over half-value.
Children's KiltSnitsgo down ft third?
from ,?4.1'S to $3 ; from $5.98 to $i ; from
17.59 lo $5. Every kind of boys' Suits
for about the cost of material.
If vou are in
haste
The Millinerj\
is ready, with some choice styles of Huts
ond other new fixings.
Match your dress in a pair of FlM
French Stockings, 37 ond fife, a
p-iir ;
Ind? llibio Black, warranted not to crock
or Htain, 2">, 29, 311, and 4?>c, ;
Lisio, fast-black bottoms, with drop
?titched colored tops, all shades,
fife :
A special grade of Fine Black Lisle
Hose sell for ?9c. ;
Another, the special value is 39c. ;
A now lot of
Kid Gloves,
Home raro values?only the liest now.
Biaritz, Black or colored, Bfe
Foster, direct from the manufacturers,
Foster, Paul k Co. The selling agents
have no special agents in any city that
we know of.
7-Hook, Black and Colored, 81.70 ;
Undressed Colors, 8-Buttoa Length,
81. GO ;
Black, ?52.
Linen
The Flourishing ?mbr?i
d e r y
T hread.
Glassy as silk, ami every shade fast in
color against washing, 5c. a skein?not
more than a fourth the cost of silk. All
materials for fancy work.
The ehoiceof the United States ia the
for gentle
now
spring
Neckwear
men?15, 25,
and 48c
- tiome of them
half-value.
Unlaundered Gentlemen's Shirts, An
..Iruscoggin Cotton, 1/J00 linen
liosomB, reinforced, BOe, ; Wamsatta
Cotton, 4^0. ; Nonpariel. 75 and DHc.
The beat make and lit in alL
The E. .v L. fine Linen Collars in all the
new shapes. All of the past season's
10 and 12jc. Collars. Your choice
for Bo.
.""arc
Um
Handherchiefs
rare
bean
tie a
The wonder of the Handkerchief
novelties?19, 25, 35c and np to&T.
11, i3,15,17R. Broad Sireet,
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of oaa doraa haif-gaiiou Sottia?as ?"?..*> par caaa.
lb? U THI A WAT KB will be ?old la bulk, oalr
la Bvo-gaUaa sola; un.? SS coat* par gailvia.
lwi'obu? ?xtr?, ft ta ?ach : ?aa? i?rl.re all?????!
for tb?ra when ?rnpiy an?! d?Iiv?red to ??? la good
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TU_NK\V\Ort.i. NAVY-V AKI>.?r'?SHC?YOT
21, ISW. 8*?led prop?-sals, ?adorned " Prop?1**??'
for Toba??<*o for the Now York Navy-Yard, to to*
opens?! MAR? ?I 11. It'll.' will 1.? rOOOl? ' ! a* tin
Bureau of Provitlou? ao?l I'loiLluf, Navy U*>
parlmonr, Wanbmiftoa. D. ?.' , until l| o'clock
lioon, Mar.-li U, UM, aud publicly ot.eii-d Imme?
diately thereafter. U> furulta at the Haw York
?Nery-Ytrd itVXV pounds of Navy tola--. ..
totin -.-.i run.t .-ut. nn to the Nary standard au<?
pa?* tli? usual nara; laapectlon. riUuk formn
of proposal? will be fuml?ti??l ?h nn *.pt?lli-aiino
10 Uio Commandant of the N?*y-Ysrd, tho Nary
fay OfHre. Mew York, or to tho Burenu. S?m?)l?>*
<f the standard tobacco will bo lurni'tia?! upo*
*P(.ll.-atloD to th?. Bureau, lb? attention of
manufacturer!? a-..i dealers Is Imite 1. TI? lilla,
all otbar ?bloc* being e?iual. do? id<*4 by loi.
Th? Department reacrtre* ih? rltffu to ?? i
feet* or t<> reject any or all bi la ool
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MANLKACIIKIN?, AXIi P;.\? IMJ in
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AM" i.AVMX II KKS. Specification?, dr??* . -?.
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?manufacturer? an?l dealers upon application to
the d?pariaient. Th.i rifhl to reject any aid all
bi.lt uni to ?aire li.fe.-t? It lOSOrfoA rartlil
Mda will not t??? c nti lerej. Proposal* ?i?,!'..?
be al'lre?a??d V? the ?secretary <?( th-> Tr?**;ry
Bad ?0 S< rt?..l ?' Proposai? f..r Klectn --Light aid
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To.n. aofnjc becrettry. f??7-P??t
SALT.
T IVElirO?L FINE I'ACTORY
XI TILLED SALT.
PBK STKAMItB "CANNOPl'S.'' OL'B OWN
MH01 IMPORTATION.
MUXJ sack? "FRANKLIN" BRAND ITR?
L1VBBPU?I. DAIItY SALT. Ttie <1uallty of ?i,?,
American ?alt lately offered through, ?it MM
country and fit-.jur-utly ?old a? pura Liverpool
?alt. ht? in many .'aso* beea ?o iuci'kb and ia
otbnr respect? so inferior in .juality lb at ?vs l??v?
tr?en Induced to Import this cargo, Uittiklng
that It' KK MAI. t would Und a demand wr.b toe
discriminating public.
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purer. tiuaranrsel to be Ut por cant. I'L'Ktt
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a IS- or 24-to-ttie- loch niesn, or as flue a? flour,
tor dairy or tabl? i.?e. No tmooriod ?alt a? pore
ora? dry. Common On? ??It at Iswaat raaaa,
either in balk, burlap?, or E'igllah ?ack?. MOSS
and frolgbt rate? quoted to auy point cu appil
oatloatotBa undarsignod.
fo l?7-eod2a A. M. VKNABLB, Ja.
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