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THl'KSDAY.MAY 2ft, 180L
A Municipal Code.
Richmond has Leon incorporated asa cit v
moro than a hundred years, and her pro?
pres* daring all that time has been kwaadjr,
?rry year on* have increased in wealth
and population, and we now liftv? the
right to claim something like metropolitan
(?reatneaa.
Our ordinances, however, aro not all
united to our present condition, though
within a few years past' many improve?
ments have been made in them. It is now
no longer permissible for cows ami goat?
to go at largo in the streets, ?nd SOOB a
aw will go into font? which will prohibit
the keeping of bogs within tho corpoiato
limits.
But other changes arc seen to bo needed,
and the Pity Council will soon consider
the propriety of revising and codifying tho
ordinances, so that necessary reforms may
be introduced so that: obsolet? law? may
be repealed and incongruous und conflict?
ing ones harmonized.
It is much tho same work, but on a
smaller scale, that the revisers of the Ood?
did for the Stnto of Virginia. Before ?HH1
no man could say (with positive assurance
that be was right) what was the law of this
Commonwealth with respect to a number
of important subjects.
The revisers patiently plodded through
tboCodeof 1H":1 and the Act?, and strucl;.
ont what was unnecessary, cleared up what
was obscure^ conformed the statutes bo re.
cent decisions of tho highest courts, and
made tho law harmonious, compact, find
intelligible. They performed a great work
for Virginia. Few States havo codes tho
equals of ours. It is a blessing to the
bench. Ifl th? bar, and to tbe people, und
is well worth the BOfacy it sogt,
Richmond i tu mid havo a municipal Code
after this fasbtoa und it ought to be
printed in a form whi< h will allow It to be
eold cheaply, so that it mar reach th? runandl
of people. Such laws as pass the scrutiny
<if the reviser, tho ootnaaittect, the City
Council, and the Mayor stay bo eOBald.
ered necessary and proper aud should be
enforced.
There are many ordinances now in exist?
ence that art? not obserrad, If they are
useless or Improper they should be repeal
ed, otherwise they should be firmly ese.
tuted. Ono of these, to which we Lave
referred from time to tiiii?', relata? to fust
driving, nnd wits enacted in the b
tif public safetv. Ob country roads one
may speed his horse, without danger to
life; but he cannot ?1?> so in a crowded city,
and hence the regulations os Uua ?abject.
Ko occasion cun uriso which will Justify
the Imperium:: of luinmu life for tho sake
of speed. The lire department has no
fjuch right. The ftreoi-cur companies have
noue. Tho hack-and wagon-drivers have
Bone. Tbt OWtM rs and drivers of fad
horses have none.
The first consideration sh?>uld bo the
safety of the people OB the fdreels, and
particularly should the public cross?
ings be sacred to persons who, in the pur
suit of business or pleasure, seek to Croat
from one sidewalk to another. If our
ordinanci* on this subject arc not btrm
gont enough they should bo amended, and
heavy fines, and Imprisonment, too, should
be visited BBOB SBObpetaoa who recklessly
chases a predestriati off a OTOBSlllfl
There aro many other city lawi to
which public attention should be drawn,
and which, if not already clear and eu..
phatic, should be put in shape assy to be
understood. This done they should be
enforced, ulthough to do it may for a
time make the officers of tho law unpopu
lar.
Our pe iple arc proverbially obedient to
law, though they growl a good deal at
tunes, but this is umallv a h arm]
plosion of wrath, born of a desire ii>>t to
be ?listurlM'd in old ways.
In tho promised muuicipal eodSw* tea
grest possibilities f?r good. It will put us
on a metropolitan plane and detach us
from tust nus that came to us from the
timo wlnn every householder here had hie
vegetable i'anl. n and his cows and bou?,
and when he harnessed his horses to Ins
wagon or carriage and expected pedestrians
to " clear t he track " for him.
Tho North Carolina Alliance-Men.
The etatement in the telegram from
Baleigh in yesterday's Dispatch that the
secretary of the North Carolina ?State Al?
liance was sending out circulars to all tho
snb-alliances in that State calling upon
them to take notice of what had been
done by the Cincinnati Convention em?
phasizes what we said last week by way of
warning the Democrats not to be too con?
fident that the third-party uiovcini nt
would not injure the Democratic party
somewhat, though not as muoh as it would
injure the Republican party. We regard
it as an unfavorable sign that the Secre?
tary aforesaid should have felt authorized
to announce a* if with a flourish of trum?
pets that a new party had been born
in Cincinnati, and that tbe Alhanco
men ot North Carolina must pon?
der the subject aud decide whether
or not to cast in their fortunes with those
of the third partv. However, it is no
that the Secretary's language was not well
chosen. It can hardly be true that tho
Democrats of North Carolina would seri?
ously contemplate the abandonment of the
Democratic party under existing circum?
stances. It would be a reflection upon
them to suppose that they would desert
that time-honored party for the purpose of
strengthening euch an organization as is
the low third party, or of supporting such
s platform as is that upon which this new
party stands. Whatever is good in that
platform is Democratic; and whatever is
not Democratic is bad.
Th* Alliauoe-men of Virginia will look
well before they issue such s circular as
the one under consideration. Once put
out it could never be recalled.
The Koch Method?
Dr. Kiel vom Uiti, of Asheville, N. C.
is one of the physicians who are not dis?
posed to allow jsalonsy or soy other im?
proper motive to deter them from pro.
?**ding in the work of tatting the ?elue of
?*? *?oa method of curing consumption.
Before the Medical Society of North Caro
Una, on Fritoy, he read a ,v*ry interesting
papar on the subject. It was enthusiasti?
cally receivod and will be published by
th* society. We Uve gaverai ti met
??aturad to express th* opinion that there
might b? a law of universal application
and operation underlying tho discoveries
ot Jrasxa and Koca. W?have also Mid that
there were probably physician* in this city
?agagod in the good work ot aiding Koca
*o reach ?powot conclusion*. Well, here
wo bare tbe casa of a phyalcitn in Asbe
rille, N. ft, ("far front tho madding
crowd's ignoble strife") who has irnprored
upon Kocii'o method of administration,
and done such laudable work in this mat?
ter as to win the applause and hearty ap?
proval of bis fellows in tho Medical Ho
cioty of the Old North Rute. Of twenty,
fire of his patients seven wore apparently
cured, nine grenily improved, eight im?
proved, one slightly unproved, and two
riot benefited. One of the case? was, we
think, of a patient from Richmond. Where
is there another physician who will claim
that in all his life ho ever cured sevon cases
of consumption ?
Election Day.
We sound our election-morninf bugle at
usual to-day, but though its notes may bo
a? stirring as usual so doubt it onr Rich
mond people will be moved by thom as
perhaps they would if they felt thot they
w.r. in the presence of danger. A Treasurer
is the only offi< Of wo elect, and for tho of?
fice there us but une candidato? tho Dem?
ocratic nominee, Mr. John K. Childeev,
the prosent incumbent. Ibwever, it will
be well to watch, and provide against tho
enemy stealing a march upon ns.
In HonricothcreisaresJ contest, and wo
hope that by sunrise our voters will all bo
on the way to the polls?and we trust (and
believe) that rictory will crown their
efforts.
Wherever tho Democrats are arrayed
against tbo Republicans they have our
sympathy in their go^?d work. Wo want to
win to-day's fight in Virginia, and want to j
repeat it in November, UBI, and repeat
that with red luliled emphasis in 1893.
Senator Call's Re-election.
We cannot but feel gratified at tho re?
election of Senator Caix, of Florida?thut i
is, if ho has been constitutionally ro- .
elected. Wo ssv "constitutionally" bo- ,
cause there is no doubt that he was re
elected in accordance w:th tho Federal
statute providing for the election of l'nit"d
States senators. Let us look into the mat?
ter.
The Federal law provides that United
States senators must bo elected in n cer?
tain way. Tho first dov tbo two boner s
A the Stnto legislature vote separately,
and if any person receives a majority o!
the rotes cant in each Louse ho shall b I
Tinted Statos senator, and shall bo de?
clared elected (cm the next day?. If n I
POCBOB is thus elected the two houses meet
tho next day in joint assembly and vote
again, and "the rjttvoa who ?OCeaTOOO
majority of all the VOtOn O? the joint us
seinlily, a majority >f all tho members
elected to both house? being present aud
voting, ribnll be declared duly ?looted."
On the first dav. a person cannot be elect ed
unless he twoeivei a majority of all the
votes in eacli houso. Afterwards ho may
DO elected if he receives the votes of a
majority of the mambert. elected to oof*.
housos. Hero is a distinction withadif
fOfwoOa, Mr. Oatt did not rocoivo a ma?
jority of the votes of all the mom tiers
elected to each house, lut did receive a
majority of the votes of all tho members
elected to DOM houses.
Whs ho ?looted? Th.? Federal Constitu?
tion Hitvs that United Stutes senators must
be eJOOtod bj tho Legislatures of th? seve?
ral Stutes. "Was tho body thai elected Mr.
Cali, the Legislature, of Florida? It was a
" joint assembly " of members of tho two
houses of the Legislature; but it was not
the Legislature.
Tho qvootioa is a new one. Tho United
States Senate will have to decido it. The
courts cannot.
The Davis Monument
Wo dislike to cull upon I eo Camp fo
otten. but reallv unless it tut Ik-rs a move?
ment to miso money for the Davn monu?
ment we f? ar that Richmond may fall short
of her duty.
It is proposed to raiso tho money first
and deoide npon tha location of tnemon
uirH nt afterward?. Very probably it will
bo erected over his grave, god tri to where
that is to be Mrs\ Davis and her children
have cot yet decided. Our duty,bowOTer,
is plain. We should give liberally. Mr.
DATfg WM on.? of us for four years. Ho
always wrote and spoke of this city with
front affection. We believe that he loved
our people well, and for his own sake, as
well as for that of tho great cause f. r
which ho labored and suffire.1, we. ought
to do our part readily and heartily.
Let Camp is the great contrai organiza?
tion here of Confederate veterans, and
whilo we know that tho care of the old
soldiers and other righteous demands upon
its treasury OXchldo tho idea that it will
be able to give much to tho monument
fund, we trust that it can find it conve?
nient to become the patron of the move?
ment bore? It has much todo; its hand?
arc full, wo know; but Dr. HoOM nays that
it is to the busy men he always confidently
turns for help.
Whether lUehnond is or is not to have
tins monument our duty is so oerfectly
eil u that wo must believe that an legali?
zation has only to be effected to bo fol?
lowed by gratifying results.
June 18th is the day set opart for demon?
strations all over the South in favor of this
in. .y nient to roiso a monument to tho
Confederate President.
The Insano.
A bulletin just issued by the Con?us
Bureau states that tho total number of in?
sane persons treated in both public and
privato institution? in the United Statos
during the year ISsO was 07.6S5, whilo
during tho year IHsi there wore 66,205
treated, showing an increase in the nino
yeata of 41 ,:t:i0, or 73.53 per cent. This per
.?.?lira.-., of increase, when compared with
the percentage of increase of population in
the last decade?namely, 24.86? "does
not indicate an increase in the proportion
of insane persons to population, but rather
a great increase in the amount of asylum
accommodation provided aud a willingness
on the part of the public to make full use
of all the facilities thus providod."
The figures for the actual number of in.
sano in the Datted States cannot be deter?
mined until tho work of eliminating all
duplicate reports of case%lias been com
plated, _
"Southern Financial Intorcsts" is tho
title of an article from the pen of Mr. John
Lj Williams which appears in TV Forum,
just at hand. Mr. Williams, besides being
a practical man of business, is one of the
most vigorous and graceful writers in this
city, aud in this contribution he statos im?
portant facts in a way that must entertain
and instruct the roadtr aud provo of value
to the South.
SHE MADE THE FIRST TRIP.
Th? Steamer Herbert Opens the Water
Routs from St- I.oui? to Chattanooga.
Chattanoooa, TtNN., Mav 26.?The Her-?
bert, tho first steamer to make the trip be?
tween Chattanooga and Ht. D>als, V.o., arrived
here at 6 o'clock this evenlnr- The Herbert left
Chattanooga for St. Louis on March '?'.'.th and ar?
rived there twelve days later. On the itim
trip she was handicapped by a series of aonhlonlo
Including ?'rauding near the recently- 1
Mussel Shoals canul,and has been woe's?
hero. The company, however, considers tha
venture a success aud wUl continue the tripa
SHE WILL NOT BE A PRINCESS
Queen Vie. Says ?be Can Only Rank as
the Daughter of a Dukr.
Loxnox, May 'J6.~Tho Queen has decided
that the Dnke of Fife's daughter (the re
ceutly born granddaughter ot tho Prince of
Wales) Is to bave only the rank sud title to which
she Is entitled as tbe daughter of a duke. Tbe
Guoen came to this decision lu aplte of the fact
that the legal advlreri? of the Oown coucun.-d
in tbe opinion that the Prince of Wales's grard.
daughter should rank os a princess of tbe blood
royal Thu Uueen's decision, however, is final.
To tbe Faddist Without a Fad.
(Judge.)
Borne oae who's worn and weary quite
W u b keeping In tbe swim,
Request* a fad that's new aud bright
Bent post-haste unto him.
As I read over tirwy erare
That one by one be'a bad,
1 think tbe newest fad these days
Is not to have a fad.
Hereford's Acid Phtujibeta.
A NBBVa-rOOD AkD TOKIO.
?"a* mott *fioitH get d&osrni.
Macbr2th's " pearl top " and
??pearl glass " lamp-chimneys
are made of tough glass that
costs four times as much as
common glass; and the work
on them costs a good deal
more than the work on com?
mon chimneys, just as the
work on a dress is propor?
tioned to cost of stuff.
The dealer is right in saying
he can't afford to sell them at
the prices of common glass
chimneys.
And what will become of
his chimney trade if his chim?
neys never break ? He is apt
to be wrong there. He can
afford to charge a fair price
and give new chimneys for all
that break in use.
Have a talk with him.
Pitt-hm*. n'" ' HfwwrwArwi
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
? Hypophosphites
Of Lime and Soda.
There are emulsions and emultifms,
and there it stiU stsrh skimmed mil?
i which masquerades a* cream. Try a?
they will many manufacturera cannot
i so dUffuise their cod lirer oil a? to make
it palatable to tenait ire etomnrhs. SeotCt
Emulsion of PIKE MOKWKUIAy COD
LI VER OIL, combined with llypnphon
phitrt is almost as palaiam* a? milk.
For this reason as well as for the faei
i of the. stimulating qualities of the Uypo
photphitet, I'hyticians frc>{uintty pre?
scribe it in cases of
CONSUMPTION,
?CROFULA, MIOXCIIITIB and
CI1ROXIC COTianor SEYKHK COLD.
All Druggists sell it, but be sure, yet? get
the genuine, as there are poor imitations.
[mh l.VSu.TuATharl
MEETING?.
HEADQUARTERS OLD Domin?
ion DEMOi RATIO CLUB ?>
SON WAKI). Kli .'???? e, May vs. 1 v I
lay ti .;.? ??U be Nu MEETING
(i: i in-- n i I'. TO-NIGH r. All tneni
Inri ted to tiie rooms o? Ute Powbaiao Club,
wt? re tie- election retama from IBs etty one
count] red.
. tin.? will beheld TIIl'KS
DAY, ion ? 11, ISM, ?k sharp.
r. Pri -I li 'it.
? it JOHN K. Mol.L"Y,.lit..Secretary.^
GENERAL MEETINO OF THE
A
HAMl rONANDOLD POINT DKVELOPMBNT
COMI \ ?Y will I ibeWat the ofnc* of the com
I, Va., un
lb? 16TB DAY ?'I' li
lar the purcl land and tbe
construction of a stre 't-car in." I
property of tbe company ?!'ii the ;in" to Now.
pOrl N,'WH.
By order of the Board of Directors.
my 14-m BAMI l.i. B Ki.AM, secretary.
AMI SEMEXTS.
MUSICAL AM) LTTERAR? EN
TKBTAINMENT for the benefll of tbe
\ol SO WOMAN'S < URJ8TIAN TEMPERAN? E
UNION and the KINO'S DAUGHTERS at Uie
; churcb TIM KSDA? BV KNIN?,
,1801, at 8:15 o'i
eanta Toe O. D. <J. will render selections. Re
lentsatclty prie a_myL'h-lt^
ACADEMY OP MUSIC-FRIDAY,
?L.Mav 20th.?POUBTB (.KAMI CONt BBT
OF THB PDILOABMONIC oncilKs I i: \. .!.
Emery Baaw, condoctor? aasksti i bj Msdim
Bad! Qroaun, soloist nt st.
Towaaassoka b, New York, and other.
talent. Box-ebeet ;it Walter D M
and is 0P< ii ' .on Monday, M.iy
85th; to general public on Wednesday, May
?7th, _ i?'.
TEE4 CO.,
BOOK-MAKER?.
ODDS LAID ON ALL. KACING KVKNTS.
DTJUBCT W'IKi: TO THE TKACK.
A full description of each race riven as It is
being run. TUBT BXCHAMGB,
fel" corner Bank and Twelfth streets.
i:xt i K-ioN-. Be.
"WARWICK PARK.
v I Arrangements can be ms.lo for the us<? r,f
WABW1CK PARK and excursions Iowa U
by application to I llo.M ?8 K.I.I.I
t Park Transportation Compel
?SSI Main streut. St] 27-lffl
ril'.AXD EXCURSION.
ONLTOKBDOLLAB ROCTTD THTP TO N'oit
1 uI.K.ol D POINT. ANDNBWPOBTNBWB.
BOTIMI ["--1 I ROM Hl B1N1 -
M \ 1 BAT! RDAY NIOHT, vuv 30. 1801.
MOONLUiUT ON TBE JAMBS. M LAMER
AKJEL.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Bl'-hmond S it
ordaynlgbt,May30, 18M,at 10o'clock sharp;
arrives 'it Newport News at 0 A.M., Old 1
7 A. M? uml Norfolt at S A. M. Leaves Norfolk
[ un 11> at t I'. M., Old Point ai .*> P. M., i
port News at 8:80 P. M. ; arrive? at HUhmoud
l'.'::i(ibiiii?lay night.
Tickets aiwi ?<h<i1 to return the following Tucs
il'iv. .Lino -'I.
Ample time Sunday to rl-lt Virginia Uca'h,
o '?an view, Hampton, Botdlt nf Hone-. I
Elogsnl nioaki and Ifsfrsstimsnti ou Steamer
Ariel. Boats tli? m nit.
Ladies' Saloon reserved exclusively for them.
VTB01NIA8TSAMBOAT COMPANY.
my ',".'-v
T1IK WILLING WOUKEHH.-THE
CHILDREN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of
Or. Hogo's church will hold a BTBAWBBBBT
FEAST In the lecture-room on TBTJBSDAY
Al'TKK.NOON from 5 to 0 o'clock. my ?7-21
EDUCATIONAL.
Summer Sohool cf Medicine,
IPSIVATI)
UNTVEBRITY ok VIRGINIA.
w. B. Towua, m. o., j. v. maixkt. m. d., r. n. s.,
?sjgtSSSM, Cfumitlru.
A. II. Ti ?TI.?, M. 8., W. G. Chkistun, M. D ,
llntulogy. 1'Uynology.
This school will opon JULY lilil? u
September 18, 1891. For additional Informa?
tion address the Secret it y,
hb. w. g. Christian,
my 2-dAwlm Box 57, University o? V li|
ITIRGLNIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
? LEXINGTON, VA.
The Board of Ylsltorsat tholr annnnl meeting
iti.II NKN'tXl'will Al'l'ol.Vi BTATEI MJETS
to nit vacancies In th? Second, Tblrd^lfth, sixth,
Tenth, Seveutoenth, Nineteenth, I wcnty-tl -t,
Twi-uty-seoond, Tweuty-tblrd, Tweuty-slxth,
Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eighth, Thirti. t' . I I, ;
ty-rirs?. Thirty-fourth, Thirty-seventh, and Thir
ty-uluth senatorial districts.
Application for Information or appointment
should ho addressed to tha undersigned before
tas Iftrao? JUBBN1XT, SCOT] BUIPP,
my !l-ood4w_Superlntendent.
kJT. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
O MANLIUS, N. Y.
Uudor the vWtatioa of UM War Department
MUltiity andar v. B. tmy offtcer.
Kight Key. K. D. BUNT1NOTON. S. T. V.,
President. Apply to Lteuten uit-lolouel WIL?
LIAM VEKHKlK, Superlntendont.
_ mh 3-cod6m
J??ECTI0? OF TEACULiia. "~
The trustee of the STATE FB.MALE NoR.
MAL SCHOOL, at Farm/111?, will, at thi i
InglnJuueuexi, ?|e t TWO TBACBBKB
to teacn Literature, h:ullsh an 1 aAMrtoan ; His?
tory, general and Auierlcan, and Khetorlc; la*
other to teach English Grammar and I
tlon. Arithmetic, and Mstbodsof Teaching tug.
llrh in the primary and pratnmar grades. Ap
ns, with tostlm.'iilals. should bo forwarded
to the undersigned pi Mt.
A. 1). WATKINS, Secretary.
ap O-ThATnlOt KarmvlUe, Va.
CHAIN, HAY, AM) MIM^IEEI).
?TO HORSE OWNEH3.
TBY
KING'S HORSE-FOOD.
Mnds only from CBOICfl ( IUSHKD COBN.
OAT ?.AND RYK. Mill-Feed and Linseed Meal,
?,-., mixed In proportions to secure Uio best re
?ult*. WtU make and kix-p your horse fat, sleek,
and healthy. Each t>u?h?i i* e-mai in v^lu? to on?
and a quartor bushel* of best oats. Kemember,
tt can ouly be had dlroct, as I poattWsly decline
to sell It through the ? Feed-Dealers," and this
is why nome of them talk it down.
1? determine the valu? of the oats you are
feeding, tbiow a handful In a pall of water. The
chaff will float and show you how much worthless
stuff you ar? paying fancy prices for. Try It
just for fun, and you will be b?Ot astonished and
?">!*'?"-> OKOKWB T. KINO,
M40D to 3500 WUliatusbuxg a??nue, city.
Th-.L?. l.i. say 27-31
Levy & Davis.
NEW STORE,
1,3, anil 5 E. Broad St
Japanese Warel
A leading importer has sont us a lot of
fine Japanese Ware consisting of
Vases, Card-Receivers, Fruit i'lates. and
Aft.T-Dinner Coffees, which wo place on
sale to-day at about ono hulf usual
prices.
OWARI AFTER-DINNER COFFEES
worth 84.50 per dozen at 82.8'.? ;
??TOKI" AFTER-DINNER COF
" FEES worth 8r> per dozen at ?U?h ;
JAPAN EHE CARD-RECEIVERS in
handsome leaf pattern worth 00 and
78f, each at 25 and twc. ;
FRUIT PLATES, hand-painted, two
styles, worth 81.50 aud |6 per dozen
at 3i08 and SUT ;
JAPANESE WATER BOTTLES, hand?
somely docornted, at 2.'ic. each ;
ROSE JARS at '?5c. each ;
"8ATSUMA" VASES to beaut i ful
?Me? ?488.48,84-98, $5.08, $:.\\
and 811.'.'S a pair that aro worth
from ?10 to 330 a pair;
ONE LAUGE SATSIMA VASE two
ft .t high, beautifully decorated and
cheap ut 840, for only ?15.
Reduction Sale Parasols
All our fino Parasols marked down to
closo out
1 Black Clmnlilly Lace-Coverod Pan
ho], silk-lined and silk-liniitnl ri
fun ..or price - 16, now ?12, 18 ;
1 Yellow and Black Ijtce-Covered Para
?oL very hnndsorac und formerly
sold at ?15, BOW 10.96 .
1 White Silk Panaol oovared with Black
Cliintilly Lace with deep rufile of
lace former pciea 913, now 18.98:
1 Fine Black Silk Panaol with r
Chiffon, r. ilii-eil frmn 88 I i - .
All our i I 'Joachim; Parasols UOH 12. ifl ;
All our ?s Two-Toned l'urasoN iiutf
16.78;
All our handsomo 38 Bouquet Parasols
DOWt6.9H ;
All our |5 Black Ruffled Parasols now
?3.98,
STORE CLOSES AT C P. M.
LEVY k DAVIS.
1, 3, and 5 oast Broad street.
VKW GOODS, LOW PRICES.
Tbetarswet stock of WASH PABRIi
i ii.i- otty.
our. tVOHSI KD DRESS OOOD8
?
shade?- oi t ms. grays, ohfn
DRESS i.im.iIams in beautlfnl ?
and plaida, r.t 0*4, or tue
best a
i'UAi.1 ,1ES in polka dot, pi.
hi ,. s. ?, in. an i 11'.??. i r . - .
20c ;
ALL-WOOL CaOALUIl at 17.-., rt
CHAN i'il.l.V P050En a<
. dot ai d firm
PONUES t BINA SHAN 1 . i -
popular wa-b fabric <n ma
MNRAPI'LE TISSUES In bl
?
IP.I Kl D PERSIAN MULLS at UMc?tberoga
CRA/V CLOTH In solid colors and fig
12jsjjB. worth "Oc. A lsr.
. rpedeCbini
guaranteed fast -very si
OUTIN.Q CLOTHS at 7H, 8, 0*4, and 111
th< into miss and ju/t tho goods for tala
Be ,
>?OLID CHAMBRAT8 at >-\.-., In all
PXRCALKS forsbirt-aaiaia In light, navy, and
t trkey-red grounds at l? ant lui^c. i, r tbe
FIUI BEB POl LARDS f.-r d
at 8, 10, an
MKRRIMACK BH1RTINU I .
i im Shirting Prtnti made, ?, rtn
SATINES In soUd und ngared at Q\4, ?H, and Oc
Tbe above goods are moeb below th? regalar
aid will oe quick m I
FAST-BLACK WASH GOODS.
bw7>.s of lataraatasd PAST-BUM K LUDIA
LINON8 In plain, stript d, and plaldi
PAST-BUM K PKR8LAN Ml 1 ! S al 1 ?:? -
PAST-BLACK INDIA LINEN nti'V- ?Otl
sUghtly da.K" i by water:
FAST-BLACK STRIPED PERSIAN MI.'I.L at
10i,c. worth '-' ,c?ellghtly damaged by
water ;
D. A K. MITTKLDORFEKa,
New Oiaalte-Pront St. re,
tny lfVTuATh Vil7 cast Broad tares*.
I)
A MAO ED GOODS.
25o. quality Solid Black Satine, in pi. res
of 10, 12, and 14 yards, slightly
damaged, only 12}c. a yard ;
Remnants of Black Cambrio, slightly
damaged, only 4c. a yard ;
10c. quality Fast-Black Lawn, slightly
damaged, only Ijc. a yard ;
75c. quality Heavy Black Silk Mitt?,
slightly damaged, only 20a a pair ;
10c. quality Unbleached Jean?, in rem?
nants, slightly damaged, ~\o. a yard ;
Whit? India Lawn, in remnants, slightly
damaged, only 4c. a yard.
We would also call your attention to a
new line of China Silks in all colora at
880, a yard.
100 dozen Lace Pins, assorted styles,
u.suully sold nt bo. apiece, wo offer
them three for 5c, ;
100 gross Metal Buttons at 5c. a card?
one and two dozen on a card ;
One small lot of 10-4 Bleached Sheeting
at 10} a yard ;
Unbleached 10-4 Sheeting at 17}o. a
yard ;
Another lot of Ladies' Fine-Quality
Handkerchiefs, assorted styles?a
jobber's samples?your choice at 8c.
?piece ;
One lot of White Shirts, sizes, 15, 15},
and 1(5 only, nt Me, apiece ;
A big job ot Suspenders at 13c. a pair,
would be cheap at 8! >c. ;
50 pieces lino Challies just opened at 5c
a yard ;
Pineapplo Tissues, in new and pretty
effects, black and light-colored
grounds, at 12}e. a yard.
ISAAC HELD,
f>09 Broad east street
PKBSONAL.
IN ORDER THAT THE OFFICERS
of ta* respective banks may attend services
at Roll) woo l .u Meinorlal-day war?r|
that p-u ties having notes maturing that
day will attend to ?ame on MAY ?-.'?, IbOl.
THE Si Alb HANK OK VIRGINIA,
By Wlibam M. Ulli, Cashier.
ft] ' ? lili Y ftAVlMQSBANK
er' RICHMOND.
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL DANK,
l)y J. J. .Mcntarn?, President pru tun.
NATIONAL BANK Or' VIKilINlA.
ltn HMOND, VA.,
J. W. l.o :k wood, Castiler.
CITIZENS HANK OK RICHMOND,
RICHMOND, VA., .
S. ti. Wallace, Cannier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
ItIc 11 MOND. VA.,
Hy H. C. Hurnott, Cashier.
CUY BANK OFIUCHMONI), VA.,
J, W. Slnton, Cashier.
MEHCRANTS NATIONAL HANK,
Hy J. f. oi-nu, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
HAVlNwS HANK, RlUiMiiSD, VA.,
Bernant Peyton, Jr., cashier.
8AVIN?1HBANKOK KUIIVuND,
my 24-&I By George N. U Mdbrldge, Cashier.
BOOKS. STATlONr.KY. Ac.
EXAMINATION PAD8~AND
OTHER SCHOOL 8TATIONKRT.
J. W. RANDOLPH * ENGLISH,
1302 Mans street.
[my S4-31J
Worth While
LOOKING.
What a boomshell we've thrown into
the camp of High Fries ! Notice, if jmi
ploase, the bundles moving from our
store. Needn't Ret a great lawyer to
show cause why we shouldn't ?ell tho
best snd cheapest Clothing, for tho pub?
lic has been acting as it? own jiidtfo snd
jury and hss scaled its v. nli? t m <lc
clariug uuanimouslv tlmt lUUK'S
CLOTH IN G excels all others for LOW
PRICES, GOOD MAKE, and RELIA
RIL1TV.
We soo you wonder how we soil thoeo
rants at sot, snd those Suits in men's
sizes ut 84.2.1. The price seems low and
'tis low, but that's tho biggest drawing
csrd wo'yo got?
LOW PRICES.
Haven't yon noticed in passing by
the crowds in our store ? Our 87, 87.riG,
8s, and ?i> Suits aro doing the great
work. Not worth ililly-dallying over
them. They'll sell themselves. We
have them in various patterns. Take
your choice.
Don't forget to take a glnnre at our
$10 and $1'2 tiuitis. I hev'ro WoNDEK
FUL VALUES, FORM-FITTERS,
STYLISHLY MADE, and BEAUTI?
FULLY TIUMME1). Can't stumble
on these, kind of Suits every day or every?
where for the money. Rear it in mind.
It's worth while looking over our line
whether you are directly interested or
not ; if you nro not now you, will be
somaiime, Bleed we orne whether you
buy a Suit from our $4.'2."> or $5'? grade '(
We keep tin m both, and stacks after
stacks of intermediate qualities ami
jirices. There's uo telling what you'd
do until you see our prices and our
assortment.
Lots of B?O0 ?''othes for the little folks
at very little prices :ilways.
A gooil serviceable Summer Coat
GIVEN FREE
with each Suit
THIS WEEK.
Base-ball out'.it with Child's Huit.
BUKK'S
.Manufarlurins I'lothin: ?ml Ttiiorilg ?Imiv,
Lia EAST BROAD STREET,
KB SECOND.
[my'-M-s;i,Tu,Th I
WHITE VEST SALE
50 DOZEN
DOUBLE-BREASTED
Fancy Dress Vests,
$1.50,
AT
Price
Chiekens and Eggs
AND HOW TO GET THEM.
USE POLK MILLER'S
Victory Poultry Food,
Bo* PER PACKAGE.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Testimonials :
I never had any success In ral?lBir chickens
until I commenced to use it. Had tho cholera
Basons my fowls every spring before this, but
bow no longer fear It.
Mhs. or. W. WILKINSON,
Ftne-Creex Mills, Pownataa oooaty.
I arrestad the chirk, n cholera Immediately last
year by using tho" VI. ?:? ry Poultry Food."
MlW. J. K. HANNAH.
Pamplina, Va
Please send a dollar's worth at once. I have
nsed it with great success. It cures ehieasa
cholera and gapes eutlrol>. I recomuiunded It to
iu,:no of my neighbors and they think it U soleu
dld. MHS. L < . WTI.lO.V.
Pampilns, Appowattox county, Va.
I enclose you a dollar for four packages Vl<-tory
Poultry Food. I attribute the past year's success
to the use of tho Victory Poultry Food.
Mas. J. M. DANIEL,
orange county, Va.
We prefer to sell through the dealers, but If
they don't keep It send '-'?"> cents to us aud
Wu'U mail a package.
Richmond, Va.
[my 27-3m]
ORGANIZED 183a.
RICHMOND.
ASSETS, - - $603,294.
Half Century in Successful OpeiaUon.
INSURANCE AGAINST
FIRE ARD LIGHTNING.
This Old Virginia institution Issues a very
short and oomprehensirs policy freo of restitu?
tion? and liberal la lu terms and conditions.
DIRECTORS.
B.O.NOLTTNO, ?. B. ADDISON,
Cait. (?KO. W. ALUN, THOMAS l'OTTB,
D. O. DAVIB, FRANCIS T. WILLIS,
?, ? m WILLIAM H. PALMER, President.
W. H. McCabthv, Secrotary,
S. McU. Fisuaa, Ajsfeuut Becntary.
my ?Mai
A
HUMMER RK?OBT?.^ ^^
SELECT SUMMER BOARDING
.-an be enrared at CRYSTAL BPKINO
FI.Af'E by sddnxt^tig for present JWJ < tiU'ti
street, Honnoke, Vx Ten minutes fn-n. -l'y
. ? n". A1 foot of Mm Mountain, mysa-gt
ETON BOUSE,
AFTON DEPOT, NELSON COUNTY, VA.,
UIIISirBA? ASP "BIO RAH.WAT.
THIS TOPULAirsUMMEII RESORT
OPEN JINK 1ST.
For further particulars address_
.IAME8 R. GOODLOR,
my 2o-'.'m Afton Depot, Nelson county, Va.^
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA.,
OPENS JINK 1ST.
The groateat dyspepeia water known and most
popular ?umrn?>r-r.'?ort in the m mutait-? of
Virginia. Accommodations flrst-claes. Ptmt-,
telegraph-, and express-offlces In main building.
Good Hv.-ry ?nd excellent band of muide. VV rite
for circular. C. A. COI.llol'N.
my-Jin in _ Proprietor.
? l-tlE TERMINAL.-THIS DE
X UOHTP?LS1 MMKH RESORT WILL HK
OPENED AND READY I'OR TRANSIENT AND
SIMMER HOARDERS HY UNE 5. 1801. The
?plot* with all uvxiern lmprove
ible will bo well supplied from the
Baltimore and Richmond markets, as well as with
the luxurle? of York river. Chesapeake bay oys
t'-is. iish. ?nderet* of the flu-st variety. Tbo
fishing, bathing, and ocean br?ezes are
. since the discovery and Introdootloa
of Artesian water the health of West Point Is as
p. od as anywhere else In Virginia, of th<>?e ?of?
fering from rbonmatlrt and nnoralgtc affections
?nd diseases ol the stomach, we ask a trial of
our famous Artealan water. Write fur nn tru?T
ain and show It to y,.ur physlclun. Sr? IAL
RATES vor families. Arrangements ma-in
for family ticket? on railroad 010 pec in":.Mi for
fifty-four straight trip? from Richmond
Point. This Is ahOOl ls'tj conts a trip. For fur?
ther Information address
THOMAS P. HKNI.BY,
?j Se-1 m W sat Point, Va._
BUFFALO LiriUA SPRINGS HOTEL
COTTAGE SYSTEM.
Will open .TINE 1st with excellent organlira
tion of sen.ants and other arrangements for in*
Comfort of its patron?. An additional building
of 16 rooms and enlarged iltntag-room and other
improvement.? bave i sea made
For terms, Ac,address
my84-ltB QLEBBY, M
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, OCEAN
VIEW. VA. open from June i-i to Beptt m
bortat Rat.-, #.'.:,() per i I SIS pet
we,.k. *4.'? and i."?") per month. Por farther par
tleulant apply to W. Vi. PRICB,
my 84-Sm Manager Ove-m Vie?. _
r~|. H E CELEBRATED ROOK
1 BRIDGI AI.IV Sl'RIM.S, VA., I
by tho Medlc-il Society of Virginia and other
high medial authorities of tbo United States
an 1 Europe, are now open.
Capacity I.
Rates ?eooratag to location of room and
length of flay.
o. 3.000 feet.
blet* at Qarbot & Co.'s and Chesapeake
and Ohio il kl '
K\ll.ROAD THKODOBTOTHB SPMINQS.
iroi i., pe? row,
-_M ni iging Dii
Cobb's Island Hotel,
ON TIIK ATLANTIC COAST, WILL OPEN FOR
THE SEASON OF 189101
y une ist,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Meet passengers 11 A. M. and 5:43 P. M. at
Cobb's Station. Newty<barterad steamer run?
ning regularly to and from tbo Island.
Send for circular. Address
R. M. WOOLLINO,
inyliO-lm_Manager.^
??OU8TA WHITE BULPHUB
il. RPRL?0S,
Ptwg 'iAr. Ana m .'oi'ntv. Va.,
WH.l.oPEN Edit VISITORS Jl NK 1st,
ti,, .,.,,, accessible Bolphtir Springs, t??inr
aboul half s mile from depot on the great Chi sa
i.al.e and onto railway, and only ill hours' rido
I and Washington. Rates inoro
moderate thaunt any resort of i'* statsta the
tin*. DANIEL* ANDERSON,
my 1.,-.'in I'roprietors.
BLUE RIDGE SPRUNGS, VA.
NINE! KE.N III SEASON INDKRs.YME
MANAGEMENT.
Ire.- gas "f n large hall for deliberative bodies,
n ? i i noise and bast s
_iny tft-Sin PHIL. P. ih:own._
rpiIE WHITE BULPH?B SPRINGS,
ORKEXBHIBB COUNTY. W. v.v,
situated high up In tbe Allegnanles, 9,000 fool
above tidewater, wiB open for too ssaaoa JUNE
1st. This noted resort, made famous by throo
v on the Uae of Mm
great Chesapeake and ?feio railway, with Its
libeled and expresa triiin? both.
East and West, and therefore readily a
fron 'i!i i ans of lb* coontry.
The high standard of tbo Mista* i.Mallied im
?res.ut miiiiagoment will bo fully luaiu
tallied .and BXtl :
Pamphlets, with full information, onnboob?
tamed at all general ticket offleoa, or frota
B. F. EAKLK,
my 7-1 m Superintendent.
MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
8PBINOS, over Rockflsh ??up. Blue Itidgo
Mount;. I als.v.- la* ?ev.d of the sea.
Pia* rie?, a delightful summer ?
I int.'-.; many attisctl >n* to
the InvallJ, pi ? ra, and fatal
" ara MASS! k, .t ro.,
Aft e. v i. myfl-2m
MILLBORO'SPRINGS.
BATH COUHTT, VA~
two miles from Millboro* stallen, Chesapeake
and oi.lo railway. Open JUNB&TB. '?'
Bulphur. alum, Chalybeate, Lime, and Proa
stone. Por rate-, ,vc, ?'I
myae-oodl * DAVIDSON A CO.
STRIPLING SPRINGS,
ALUM, BCLPHI R. AND CHALYBEATE
WATERS.
S1IKNANDOAH Mol '.STAINS, VA.
Rebuilt and Is the best appointed hou?e In the
Virginia mountains. Table Urst-clasn. Now
owners. Sond for circular,
i 111? HESTER A STEWART,
Post-O?iio btribllng Springs, Va.
my !4-Th,8aATu39t_
rpHE HuT AND HEALING
JL SPRINGS, greatly Improved and refurnished,
will be conduct-.! this season t.yTUK SOUTH?
ERN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
It Is expected that tho railway from Cnvlngton
?111 be completed t?> ti.? Hot Springs by .1 iiy i?t.
For engagements and particulars, write to
?H dis sllMSON, Manager Healing Spring?, and
to BISHOP A ST1MSON, Manager,, i|",,t ??nrings,
Hutu 'ounty, Va._my 0-eodtJol.>
TkEER PARK AND OAKLAND!
ON TUE CREM' OP THE ALLEGUAMES,
3,000 Fest abovs Tids-Watib.
SEASON 0FBX9 JUNE 15, 1801.
These famous mountain resorts, situated st
tho summit of the Alleghanles and directly upon
the malu line of the liulilmore and Ohio rail?
road, have the advantage of Its splendid vesti?
bule. I ex preas train service both east and welt,
therefore readily accessible from all
parts of the country. All Baltimore and Onto
trains stop at Deer Park and Oakland during the
season.
Rates, 100, 07,"?, and ?00 a month, according
to location. Communications should be ad?
dressed to GEORGE D. DsslllELDS, Manager
Baltimore and Ohio Hotels, Cumberland, Md., up
toJunelOih: aftor that date, either Doer Park
or Oakland, Garrett county, M.i.
_ my ia-TuAThUuV?.">
!F
GROCERIES, J?e.
HUITS.
APRICOTS, APPLES, NECTARINES, AND
PEAKS?sun-dried, evaporated, and canned.
??ti_MCC^THY A HAYNE8.
KU CHRISTUN * CO.,
? bl4 BAST MAIN STREET.
8AUTERN, BAR8AC, BURGl-NDY.
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC (T.AREl,
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL,
CHERRY ftYll P,
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
IMPORTED BEER (Munlob);
IMPERIAL BEER (export);
H-pInt CHAMPAGNE for sk-kneSS'
TOMATOE8 In Vi-irallon ]ars;
FRANCO-AMERICAN bOCPS,
PRENCH PEAS and MUSHROOMS.
Psae IMPORTED and KEY WEST CIGARS
Hal received._^^ ?p ig.u
OBKSa-MAMlM..
MADAME NOIR, 100 EA8T LEIGH
street, is ready with aU the
LATEST FASHIONS
for accepting .niera, and all orders will receive
prompt attention. tny S-Tu.TbASuiJrJ
MlI.LlNKkY.
I LEATHERS AND HATS'^-A
Weacbed or colored to mutch Ulm- QsJ
uiinga. NwJW
No. ?tf> EAHT BROAD STREET,
Second k'loor.
JAMES P. TULR8TON.
my 2?,?0^7^S,'tJP,3i'
THALHIMER BROTHER
DISPLAY OF COTTON WASH FABRICS IS Tiff LAP.GKHT am
FRISES THE PRETTIEST STYLES IN USE TU i -
We shall open np for this week many pretty r<*yt* 'hit .-oil i r,. ? i. , . ,
th? new pretty CHINA MM1-. HA'il-i'Ks, P1NEAITI
OINUIIAMH, OUT1NO-CLOTH8. and PBRCALi?B, aiKl If you dont : : -,
In our assortment then von will ?iperi?nrn atada trouble to and || .
A new lot of I.A WN'H In pretty figures?all .-olors - .Vv. a yard. II ,t, |.
FLOWBHED MfT.IHat Ml*, in, and 1MU?\ * yard That Im
your WIIITKtiOKltS for.lre-.s wear. Ask to ?"* the fine PEU - IN
S.V. a yard. Also, flnean.l MIKF.R INDIA I.INKNi m 014, 10, 1 ?>.,. ?
can show about S50 pieces of pretty s'yles In CIIK' K
L?CB PLAID end STRIPED Mi <i |\> ?t ?
mit sawnmiini nf rmrirrit nn I '?
over i.V) i?ie >-s ,.i t siaa*from So?, a yard ap, v\ ., . ,
K'.IHRi'ili land
l serviceable ??
nlDBKBDMI LL FIX? M IM?i, of which w*&bow a Urn ? .
. a yard upto the ulcer <i'ii
We are noted for cvrrylng pretty SILK OHVPKKY N'KTS, u I thl
tier than ever before, tn-lnif nt Into show you about fifty ??itl'r.lyle*
prettiest iiualltles in me. Dont miss ??.ein/ our si;,
WMerll.ACK I.AcK KLOi.'NCl.MiH are offered at about 01. half
se? the bargains wo offer.
This Is the greatest season erer known for wearlnn HI. 0 EU
Judgment to prepare for it by Isjln? tu an snorn
row lace? to ti at.-h them. Wo are offering gr?. .?
clngs for tb? money from us tliit ?ou will 1
linn of MOUSLIN-DE-SOlKorl HlKFON LAI 1.
prioH. aiarg*e**ortai*atof CREAM and WHITE i.A
W? offer great Induccraente for this week In FANCY PA HA 1 ?
Five bumire 1 ULA/.H..-. KEEI KIW, JACKETS, aa :
week. ALL M.W STYLES, i.rwit inducement? in (111!.Uli
JACKET?.
Our DBBBB OOOXM STOCK is filled with p.-etty good*
down tbe ptteta lo rtaaat the stock. A large an i
Kind.
A mow and pretty tv?sortm"iit of FANCY INI> \
light and dark. Low prices prevail in our LAD1K ?' a 1 ?
PABTMBNT.
WI offer greatl uceroenis to purchase MATTTNOS a.id ? III
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
liFIH AND BBOAD STREETS.
[my ?dsfaVTasYtt]
THE SAVINGS BANK OF IB!
CORNER ELEVENTH AND MAIN - IK
?'VV. I..
SURPLUS FUND.
K. A. PATTEKSON, l'r.-llcut; I./ |
OBOBOB N. WOOonuiDOK. c
One Dollar and upwards Received :
INTEREST ALLOW El).
LOANS MADE ON REAL EST :.'.
led. Open -Lilly till 8 I*. M
. I< i-sino Leather Ties In maroon and
? ? is; Ladle? Dongola ?xfctd I
oredclotbtops.atei^3:PatenuLe?tbi
. ..??. tan.and ?ray tops. ?l.ii?. ST
. , , fl.SU to
? Iron's Tan-Top Spring-H??I Tl?
Dto 11.90c.; Children* KM Oxford Ties, . >c.
and upward-; Children? B*d and Tan Oxford
Ties- I.a lies Kid Oxford Tie*, wu
soft.'easy-wearing tie, difierent
l/)w-0!i"'rt,.r BhoM in larg* ?artetyi '
man's calf Baad-W?U Shoes, it Myte*, at
: ,i,ii, -s' fu if ?
19.49; Gentlemen'? Soft Dongola Low
from S1.HK toil). We hay) 10 ntonyst] :
at mcb to w prices thet it i? Unpoaslbi? to give a
list of all. c. in.? an I see r, r y,,ni-,|?. \
In footwear frotii a baby's slue to ail" I
sif>. \s ? t" yourcota
fort, and our price* are way dawa low.
607 east Broad street.
lap s*VTv.Ta?\Ba]
II. W. MOE&TA'S
111 EAST MAIN STREET.
Pure Ice-Cream
AND
Water-ices,
Bakery & Confectionery,
WHOLESALE AND RETAII.
Woddlngg, Parties, and Flc-Nies furnished at
low-wt ratee and at short notl.o.
ap 17-Sa,TuATb3m
PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT.
-ELM
Improper and Infer?, r spectacles, whether
bought by mere guesswork or ml-fltted by some
one Incompetent, should be strictly guarded
against as Injurious to health and ?jfi - n i
cause for any of this now. WE ADJUST ALL
i.[.ASM ? to l?,tb children and adults u
to actual need, uo matter how sciere tbe rtsual
defeat may appear. H EST ARTIFICIAL EV'L?
also carefully lilted. Charaes moderate la aU
cases. Examination free. Til'iKtrated catalogue
and lest type* mailed on application.
T)K. S. OALESKI,
Consulting and Manufacturing optician,
S15 east Mala ?tr?L
Factory S south Tenth streot.
ap lll-Su.TuATh
SARATOGA
VICHY !
UNEQUALLED FOR
Weak Digestion. Kidney and Lirer
CoDiplaiuts.
INDISPENSABLE IN FEVERS.
AFINETABLKWATER.
Sold by PIKCELL, LADD * CO.
rny 19-eodJm
BARGAINS'-WALL PAPER
? UdlXK?*
, ?eta at.
i muaairau.ra.
EVERYBODY IUD
0151^
?
BTABKES DIXIE i
Mo.
my ?-,t:-T:i,rh.T^u
These
Beople
Know
What thoy aro
about whon tl ?
A. 13. C. AH
Hi Greatest Blood i I
H.A-McCurdv,
PiohninnJ, \ I .
jour A. i;.t . '
and Catarr' ,
'ttt-d thereby."
!.. B. I Tat u
writes: "1
ALT i
rasiilta."
MiavO.1 T aal
land Co, Va
filtasuriMiir
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