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THE RICHMOND DIS], ATCFt-FRTDAY. FEBRUARY 2.r,, 1898.
THE STORE OPENS TO-DIT IT 9 O'CLOCK.
Fifth Day of the Extraordinary Sale
IS THE
REMNANT DAY.
A ? 0,000 may bi ? ?_. * h^? ?"5E??
i, sad odd loi ,?(',M,t...i.l)ytho<':.rt-io.wlH. J Ii?
were I for little in the toyentor? of the stoc*.
_? . wits their tunal Liberal bnsinoss
tuclfltlfld t?) turn tho
damage exists. In cas, o? any i
entire soonAnlatioas over to yon
ti CNVENTOE1 COST. Etch
?ten will be marked in plain fig
Mi usual, ?ml llic mark "daui
ev< i v (i?'k?>i, irbere ;mv
nX)BE WILL NOT BE OPENED I MIL 9 0CLOCK
STO]
BH.RB sroWRMBRS of i.fm.?iiv
B
A
\
PU
'?rain. up to 8
ru,, y Printed BsBni for
.,',,.1 Coloreo Srooade TaRatae He
**V
Valour? I .
i-yard
, ICrieas, 1
yard lensth.-?., f I
HI.M K OR? B8 ?.?Mil)?*.
doubl? widths, for fox a
Otl Width Wi
a yard.
nltc Cloths Whip-l
Pifured Mol airs, that c<
f.-1 All-Wool |1 Tailor Clotha for
Pri.
-
uiiiii.n \ RaflnU ROODS,
in \ .tri. t y of colora and
were 121-2 . '
9pring Fabrics for
I
I*o\ . 'or
ea . lothB for
37 1 .
I4RRRS.
Pare liaea Table D imask, from 11-2
|5c. yard.
in n'lif. r.-nt lengths,
> - qualltj
kind,
for
Th. Turkcy-K' 1 Table
yard.
l'un- Uni n Dinner Napkins for Ic 1
All-l.imri Colored-Border?sd Dollies,
Heavy Twilled Crash Toe yard.
Checked or Plain All-Linen Crash,
ttlllTK GOODS.
J
the 12 l-2c. ?juallty. for i.'.-lc yard.
lengths, for 9c.
yard
Th. ...-. quality In Nainsooks,
"different
-, i- 1. from 1 to 4
yards in length, ll-Sc. yard.
RR Bf RBI 1 na
|1 and H.R Crochet Spreads, only soiled.
50c. t
9 '. quality,
DRAPBRT.
Gilt ai yard.
;-4c.
I lite Muslins for 8c.
;
?'urtains for quarter
t?c. to
RAMl
14 M \i)i: MUMBpS,
costing uj im |L60 cl
1 lot
17 Ladl? t up t..
for $1.
>w n I >r< ?iics for
R
(?1)1? SKIRTS.
.
St
?? Silk-Lined Br-rgc Skirts, were $7, for ?3.
Ml BLEB I M)i:il\\ i: III.
.owns toi I
11.50.
imbric
Oowna, '
Muslin Oowna, .
?i .' Muslin Bkll
a
imbric ? 'i- 11.75.
Muslin Chemine, 12 l
He. Muslin or Cambric Drawers, 50c.
Muslin Driii.
He. Trimnied Cambric Col
til
U High- or Low-Neck
KMI' ? MH.ItW RAR.
i Nal ural Wool V
. Merino Pants, BOc. a
* Camera-Hair Pants, th
H .25 quality, foi
Ladles' k, Long-S
IS .. the '
? w Neck, No Sleeves Summer Vests,
Natural Color '.
Children's M? rino Panl
Children's ?
h.
OARPBTS, 11?
A mini' AH-Wool Ingrain
is. 11 to 21 yards, sold at 66c.,
n inn.nit 1
Moquette and Axmlnstir
me with bordera, :
. fold at 11.25. remnant pi
I Wilton Carpel
at $1.50, nmiiH' I
3 pieces of Dollar
remnant pi
Remnants o? Cocoa Mattings, I to 18
yards. Be. a 1
I Di I ? mon Ingrain, si/.
I 'it $*.. remnant prlci
Window-Shades, all coloi
Holland snd gooa spring rollers, sold
at 4" Bllghtly aoiled from
>n:v? 11 RSISHIMOS,
17 bOXca Angi
k sn.-i.
1..1..I NeKllg? Bhli
T? ' K ^ and Four-in-Hand T
aold
II and Ii.-'' ?
I mi. rwear for SO?-.
r ne n 1.)
ladles, any fol
ROOKB \mi BTATIOSHRT,
?tai"i ird Handy Volum
ont
llooks to be dosed for In:
Sketche? from or Thackeray,
II Z-. book?, foi
it slmllft?' reductions.
S BOS OP PAP?? IMO 1 wi loi'KS,
?; in this city for Ic.
A piuk.iK? of Paper and Envelope? to
ma '. h both for .".
i OTTOS PiWBRD 8.
dors,
30-ln- ' lck i,,r * '
THE COHEN CO
Imported Andirson's Gingham
j . -. lid Colo:, d and Fancy
I
. Bleached Cotton. Z 1
i I-T1< k<. I 1-1. .
Its. all Kind'-- lo the
qualities, to be le s rai
is.
BOsHBOIDBHISbS,
i.?-?i ro f"r fe,
\ an!.
ind Cambric EjlgeB, thai usually
I for \z l-2c., are 0. 7 and
nts of Erabroiderlos, In 41
I? ngths, for Ic
LACS?.
sa, in different width-?. - !,r"i
wide M< did Laies, Se. quality,
\ ..id.
Orienta] Lues, frr.m 3 to 10c. yard: were
i HRHRLLAS.
?Billed Bilk, close-itoilitm.
Steel-Rod Umbrellas natural of Dres
den handles, 11 50 and ?2 kind, for 7.V-.
98c Silk Umbrellas, about l<? In the u>t.
for .""?c. each
Th. Best Twill- Umbrellas,
regular p?ce 7.". and He, for .
HOBIBRT.
Ladle?/ Past Black, Pull Seamless Hose,
; pair.
I Top. plain or
drop-stltch. 1I1-2C. kind. 6c. pair.
Fancy sniped l?) H
Children's Faal Black, Darby Ribbed,
l" kind, ic pair.
CORSHTS.
4 j. it. Corsets, sises It, '--. and M, 12.25
value, for ii.
|1 U. & C,. Col BBS If. H, 2:.. and
9 for 76c.
2 "Her .Majesty" Corsets, .sizes 22 and 21,
for ?1 7." 'from C 7."..
On.- lot of f ?i. end H.2x>
ral
kmd, for Be.
.1, ana Waists for ]f>c,
KID (?I.OVKS.
1 lot of ladles' Colored and Black
ied-Kld Gloves, l-bntton. l-clasp,
or Foster laclnn. at 7r.c. a pair.
1 idlee' 2-Clasp. Heavy Embroidered.
Pique Olores, In Red. Oolden Brown,
Tan. Black, and White. H& B pair,
from $1 -"
Ladies' 4-Button Heavy. Presv l-Tan
Kid ciovs. embroidered back, termer
price ?l S>, for P B pair.
UREHR BUBMS aRT SALH.
im Remnants KustlinK Percaline for lc
-makers' Kid Cambrics for lc.
Remnants Yard-Wide Stiff Black 1
Pacing for 2c yard.
mams Black-Back Plgured B
for lc. yard.
AUS OP RBHRAWTB OP SHALL
\\ ?ill I!?.
I vards Velvet Bindings, always Wc..
for :
Hump Hooks and Byes, I cards for 2c,
Whalebone Casing for lc. pi?
8c. l 1 r for lc.
ling, bunches broken, for
inch.
ir, bails only ' Knitting cotton
(balls pulled), for lc. ball.
ays Bafety-Plna, an] atas, tor lc
dosen (papers torn?.
Toilet Soap for lc. 1
Hind's Almond Cream for RC. bottle.
rs & Gall? ' rums,
i ottle.
Curling-irons for lc.
wrappers off, for
ike.
r >.
7-inch Rubber Combs for lc
Large Wc. bottlea RosaSne forlc bottle.
1-Puffs fie
tab] Powder for He.
Lubin'a Powder for 12c. oackase.
iihimm- OP RIBBORB
NO, H All-Silk Satin Rlbb
remnani price, 15c. yard.
Black Velvet Kilbon, piece of 10 yards
for 10c. p
White Taffeta Ribbon, corded adgo, for
7e. yard.
ncy Taffeta Ribbons. 50c. quali
tv, for lie. yard.
:. All-Silk Satin Ribbon for lc. yard.
JF.WKI.HV HKMVWTS.
VKTi) THE CHARTER.
?<)ssf.> \ Will. M?i lll'.COMK \V l\
(-(i!ti?oitA'f\:ii fOWIj yow.
GIYES CONSTITUTIONAL REASONS.
The i;,i??-rn?ir"? Vno Meaanae Alao In
?llcitlr? 'lina Oilier Mollvea I11
flnemi-,1 Ilia SStlSSI CslSSSSl H*r
ley TRtaRs the Ulli n Rad One.
An wed In ths Dfiipatch of
1 nor Tyler r? turned ts th.
e without his approval, th
Incorporating ?tie little town oi Rosslya,
I the city of Alexandil.i
fton,
A great <l?>al of hSlSTSSl has
to what WOUM
r*s action, in view of tin- determined
dtlsens of the town
in? Ineorporated under sm-h
charter. Which, It was said, was designed
to turn the litt!. 1 'irlo
for ths benefit of Alexandria and v.
Ington Bperttni
A number of CXC dient
the Q ii In?
tel tlon; thai the charg? s mad? by ati
Bdrls delegation
i un. .1 in the charter wi 1
unfounded, win law
as to th.- oon tltui il th
bill were submitted.
PreTiout to the signing of I is Mil how*
Colonel Baris)
Of the
lull |n the Rouse, wrote/ the G01
thai be bad further examined It, ind be?
ll Should be Velo. .i
THE PETO RR88
Polloarlni is the text of th
accompanying the returned bill:
Rid
To tli B
Senate bill Nc ' tied an
incorporate the town of Rosslyn, In th.
count indi la, is herebj rx turned
to your honorable body. In which It origl*
It la noi unusual for bill< to be pi?
ed to t. pr< the
request to
lltutlonal otiji'itlotis
d agalnal I and
in that tl" 11I1
ol ofScera In th- m?mth of November ha*
- B valid one. and. I
fon
hill. 1
LOUIS C. BARLBT.
|v? d among
ne HRiilnnt thin bill, p?ti?
tion mtcned by four iiftin of tie- property
llrn, and thirty-eluiu out
of Hlxty whit- rotera si Old Roaatyni
TWO >i\liiti lORB 1 RSI BROAT.
?Hi?- In the Knrly MiinilnK ?n?l t?n<*
In ?In- \f Iitihioii.
Mr. K. A. Sb.. ,,,| Misa ?.illlan
I?. Walla.
No 711 north T? nty-flfth
street, > iloek,
by it? v. Joel T. Tu. h ?End D in
h. Th.- happy OOOPlS left on
the curly train fur a northern tour of
aboul two weeks' deration. Mr. Uouia
Hbackeiroi !he groom, of
\. epon M? -nan
Mr. Sha I the Junior niemb?-r
of the shoe lirm of A. J. Shackel!-. '
and is ..ne of Richmond ?"|l ,r
jrouni . Hla bi ?de la 1 he
iiiiieht'-r of Mrs 9, J. Wallace, end Is
rig ladl of ? ?horch Hill.
Mi. R. I.. Smith . I.HI'.. Dor*
sen mai 1 k d > at? 1 noon
'clock, at St. John'i
Luth? ran Chill ' ' I. I '
1 ' p. i foi mini ' !" ' ' m. a). Th? 1 -"i?
is a valued em: lo).f the .1. W
TllbS? CO < 'oinpanv . 1
..I one Of the department.- th? ?. foi
: 1 - tive
roung la.iv. The couple i-rt last evening
nu en extended northern to ir.
GRAYS ARE CALLED.
RPHWIRff Of RI BUH?IRR OOsV
i'\N> ?tnnioM:n ro vimiohv.
OTHER ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
lleal RatO'S I miMiinl iJi-iilh ? I niiPfnl
?ir Dr. Wlllliiiu >. HrniiHiinli Tld?
\li?i in,on ? IVrannnla and llrli-fa
from Over tin- l?l\?-r.
Combs for lc. pai.-; Stiek-I'ins for
Toothpick-Holders, Re. kind, tor
1... Plated .Match-Satei for Be.;
Bar-Rings, stone setting, 6c pair.
Plated Infant-Buttons, Re kind,
foi
or Plain Rings for lc.
TAHPBD ROODS.
Stamped Doylies, soiled from display,
for lc.
Slamp?d Scarfs. 1 1-2 yards long, sliglu
ly soiled, for 6c. ?rich.
Embroidery Silk for le. spool.
Applique Scarfs, slightly soiled, for l.'.e.
roped Plllow-Shama, aligbtly soiled,
for MC pair.
RHHS IRTS n<M IBTR LRH,
LAROR lots TO BE CLOSED TO-DAT.
trie Stove Polish, le. a bar.
Soli,? ?lak Rockera, With saddle m
for 11.
75 : --;ilk Tissue Toilet Paper,
abeeta, for lc.
Ml Tin Mouse-Traps, 5 holes, for 2c.
*' Large oak Bookracks for S
Silver-Plated Knives, slightly tar
- d, for lie.
dosen Ebony-Handle Steel Knives
and Forks for lc. I ach.
Quadruple-Plated Crumb Traya and
pera for 25c a pair.
12 Silver-I'lateil Salt and Pepper
ikers for IOC. eaih.
la China Krultstand- for lc. each.
14 Carlsbad China Pickle I ?ishes for 7c.
? Prench Decorate.) China BOWlfl for 7a
in Imported Decoi .t.-d China Soup Tu
for ttc.
1 Hivih.nd China Dinner St, f.-w pieces
..it, for R-fid? value IL'O.
I Oiiii Tee Sets, aome pieces Bllghtly
chipped, musl be closed out for R.6U
each.
M dos? n Water Temblara, imitation eut
bottoms, to eloee out for lc, each,
.tniilation of t i \
?ill IMITS-lROsTW \iti .
l'n.is. of long i"ts to be closed to-day?all
of the highest standard make.
\\ II IT Vtu < w 1.1:1 l on tie.
1 Stew-Kettles,
quai Milk-Cms Lip
p. .1 Beueepans, Dipper?, end Cake*
Il M ami lie. arflcl? s.
r 11 \ 1 roi < \\ ?.I l por I???.
Roulda J-lie,.
k. is, c.
- Mllk-Pans-all
Wll |T KM i\n ,;i;i FOll inc.
8-quart Milk-Pans. LarWS Oblong ROSSt>
Puddlng-P
quart Buckets, and Long-Handled
Bauoepaaa-e
eaj o
THE COHEN Ci>
a \i;hv *Kitior?< (imn.i;
Aaalaat
Man
fi
Joe H?>>, n I nlnrril
from Hnahliigtiiii.
MANA8SAS. ruary 24.--.
To-day. a yotns colored
. Jr., war, brou^iu before
e Rice os tho churga of criminal
?asauit upon ? middle-aged woman, Mr?.
widow. Juati-.
thouirht 0.
***** H
ph to Jail.
the prlaoner w
?.Ipuconib on a h
md reiurn.-d to jail to await the
in. March t;ii. Roy
until lately, reaided In V.
city.
- Williams .1 trusted and tried
brttk' is Branch rail*
la) -
form of Marah.il! Station. Re was e;irry
IriK a very b?mvy coll of win- ?hi
?tumble?!, and in falling broke hi? .
hone.
.< k. i.. * "hi. .-?oiiii i .itoiiii:i ? ?uiiii
?f habeas corpu?. but as. aKwi? ,.
PSMIlBSJSSlSie f?*r Snsti < urollnn.
WASHING
were appoint .1
eb F.
T. Cor bell.
Close ol Ion, With the
ed as qulcklj
ami often members themaelvea do not
catch ihe full b -arine of th? mi aaure.
Then for? . In obJ??ctloi
thiS bill 1 mUSl be lindel-'
who gav? it their support ? Both the .
t..; ami 1: me that
In their judgment the Incorporation oi
the town would be the best means oi pro?
moting K<*i.| order at the place. ||
??me,.1--,1 fac? that to have a monopoly
of the gambling business in i:
would be "f Immense value. I have given
as much I Ible to parties 1
s. nting both sides of the question
have read much of the roluminous n
thai lias been ? for my coi
ration.
WILL B?PPRR88 LAWLESSNESS
Th. r* ai- - to this bill both "f
B. Constitutional and prudential nature.
and I feel quite sure, with proper time
inslderation, this bin would not have
d either branch of th.- 1 ;
. the moral or prudential
reaeoi have bul little to say. It
will ever be my duty to
fullest every powei al mj command to
suppress la \\|. kind.
Whether or not it is the purpose Of this
measure to create and ahield from out?
side Interference a "Mont. Carlo" at tins
or whether the parties designated
as officers under this eh repu?
table or dlsn pu table chai
question 1 I ? upon 10
' could not
my approval lo h measure a
-.lightest charge of unfltm and
specially wh< n we should gl? -
section mon In 1 plcion
tecute the laws at aueh an important
point.
The Constltutl on R,
for city or
town officers under this 11 be
fouth Thursday in
and ' -. ! t shall enter upon
th? (IrSl '. :: .-! Jul]
ing." while this bill the
election to be held on the Tueedaj
the : . ivember. It is
clain --ti..!! 20 ol
article of the < ! matitul I rity la
. for tlii.- extraordinary and unu
featuri Th tugh I 1 ble to
obtain the .pinion of ' In
it, but viewing 11 Dom a
I do noi think
autho
Ion z\. la the onlj one pre?
scribing the time when county and town
elections Bball 1?- held, and I think
a maodatory provision. Surely
be the opinion of thi I.
It is ?onsi.ering the question of submit
men Iment to the Constitution
foi rig the time for holding
reasons win tl bould have th<
prrvilege of holding its . lections on an
day than thai prescribed by .the
Constitution of all other COUntli
and towns in the State.
UNNECESSARY IP NOT UNCONSTITU?
TIONAL.
The Code of iw cha]
idL'i to i"iv providea fully for i!
aatlon of toama I d 1 < <i\ -
11 for ?departing from It. The propo?
sition to legislate officers " ,,iis town
into office for a period of nearly four
. which Involves the Ignoi
regular elections, aeems to t.
if not unconstli utlonal 1 ?ui Ins ih<
time these officers thus hold their ofll
the people Will be I
Ins?
tases upon tin m.
Except upon the presumption that the
le inhabiting the proposed town of
lyn an- totally incapable of self
government, thei. duel not seem t.. me
any defensible reason why the General
ml.ly shoul 1 folsl upon th- 11. I
four years a set of town
officers In whose selection they are bo4
permitted to have any voice, and ol
whose Btness ti;- General Assembt) baa
had but little knowledge, and whom the
peopl? reject under the
usual methods ol popular eleel
There is no ' laus? limiting or ruing the
amount of sali molumeni tint
may be paid and the
ontrol of the funds of the town la
In their hands. !.. ilo with ht.
This la certainly a dangerous po
The ataj or or the town la to 1
... .1 ? ' .-. and Oi
has Jurisdiction over all
under 11"". The Sheriff and coi
ndrla counts are forbidden to
.my of their powers or duties with?
in th.- bounds of this proposed town. How
, ould pro? ? be - rv? .1 up?
living in the loam when the amounl In
controversy would 1 n, In
cas.- the alayoi of the town ahonl
guilty of m ilfeasano or 1 In
office, before e>bal tribunal could he be
tried? Again, the bill providei
town may -.lei its criminal! lo th?
of Alexandria county, pro? toarn
such criminals. Sup
: be tow n should minais
than it has money to care for, what would
it do with the nnmbei In e*
This bill pertaining
to the incorporation of the town, and at
time limits the Jnrlsdlctl
county officers
EMBRACES TWO OBJE
s ?i not embrace two objects, ami
tie i- ' to Artielc Y, section
If. of the Constltu
There Is ? proviaion thai all
in the town is lo '
counts provided 11
own roads, streeta, and schools and aup
ils own po..-i. These ennui?
's uro not : '! of
othei purpose 1 omn
county, the cltisens of the lown of 1
lyn would 1 tempt fi om 1 isei levied
upon thbse of ihe wiunty. This would be
an unusual ol legislative pre
in unconstltutloi
Por these ?in.; ons that ml?h;
' th? ie.pi -: of the
entatlve in tin H ou
?hat
I would veto the bill, 1 am unwilling to
tun- to s bill so full ol
snd so fraught with poestbill
turn It without
mv Signatare,
dly, J. BOOR TTUBR,
nor.
COLONRL BARUBT'B LETT]
following is Hi?' l<:ter which Colonel
r on the su
Richmond V y Z3, ISM.
To Hla Ei j. Hogs T
1 lu:
? l huv? aaauiu.. :
.ln?ll?'<i Jiihn'a 'I'ri Initial.
Th? case "f a. '. Johhson alls
who was . 1111 obtaining I
ami lodging un waa
given a hearing in the Poll? Coui I
ti rday nioi ning, bul
linal hearing March 5th. Voi.i -
aid to th? Court thai he was the son
ol a travelling man. and had aired his
' that
Mi" m. - tag? had not r? ached him. but
would and he would receive money
' him
lM ; \". |>. Woodward, charged
with stealing an overcoat from J- O. Bur
rough t0 ia'l '"i
A.Iward has t.. en before
the tribunal ol '"> many times
. ing drunk, bul never before on the
. ol stealing.
o ..I,,r.-d) was charged
with beim; disorderly In th? street, and
Randolph V? with
- W. n Harri and Bhed I
The officers or th- Rancheeter
are verj argent In their appeal for 1
ida ne,, of I h?- company at the
Armory, corner of Hull and Fif'.
ta, to-night. POT the past Week
tailors have been k'
for new uniforms for the
piny, and it is (dated on all sides thai if
war should 1 ome between this country
and Spain the -Mar - .yS would
DS or 111?- ' - of gallan
I the train for Key West, then?
1.itp
eat, and a . of signiiiean.-i |
' to this, it has no) been mi
the Grays, but it is
'put. that Colonel And?
Of Man. h
bi iVe f'lloWS he COIjld l|..p,.,,| llM ?n
1 ncli *am bould rs 1 hem. No
such good reason at -
calls for a lull att. 11.Ian, , .,,, tin- 0
Sinn have bet 11 so Un]
rerj man will be lu his pi
DEATH AT BOTTOM OP \\ Kl.i..
Emm? tl Walk
and d. idedly a charact? r of th
i w. 'in. s.t.,y morning from th<
ii
To-Horrow?
Dunlap" Hat Day.
We open tin? s;ile for Jtich
mon<i of t}?? faftlyeefobrRted
-DUNLAP^ HATS, in
SoHh, Silks, ftiid Derbys for
Spring arid Bummer, 1098,
TO -MORROW,
February 26th.
losfol Bitcl bo
OORlillff I'its of hat-ar< hit?'c
ture tlifv are. As for finali?
ty?if you worn
" Dunlai? - von can vonrh
f<?r th;it.
J AKTIOX SALK?U-Thl, |,.r.
TAXE? FOU TH ST , ,
DAR TKAH AitE TO H?6 FAIfi
RATA ?T THK VL..
Ei2.
'
No*. I nn<l 7 north ?.
TMt
0. H. BERRY & CO., j
SOU AGENTS FOR RICHMOND, ?
.MM.NANDTENTHSTS. t
t ?
R"R'iR>iR"t?if?iiS>>i#.iS>ii#ii#?i??iiiR
\\ III. II' RE ( 0\l-'IIIMI-:i?f
? anasei m Osssnsnn Hall T?i-Muiii.
An attractive musical entertainment
win be ?riven at Corcoran Hall to-nlgjht
for the benefit of [Tnion-Btatlon Ml
chapel. Tin- programme, vari, d and inte?
resting, will be B !;.ist-j:ii.l .Man?
dolin Club; C H. Phillips fbj
solo. "The Sword Of Hunker Hill"; H. <'.
lected; the original "Kim?
's." Wilk Truman and W>i.-on Lon,
in their latest sk-tcli. 'Oh! Aln'i He
Rough"; .Miss, s Cav? naugh, eong, s
..I; ?3. o. Davl banjo-p
club-ewingrtna, Mr. J. M Bales and dan_h
\lr. Will Toi.r, tong, lelected; Har
m.m and Hundley, Irish nketch; I
End Quartette; W. D. Bykes, stump
speech; fos and Gary, comedians; I'ro
': i and : ' i -11 > RogsrSi
companlsts.
BswthsMs ^???iiil ? lull.
i! and Pleasure Club,
Of Monroe and Madison war-;
:/. d and opened its n. s
BOUth Fifth stn-et. The club
h rtalled the following frank
P. Jone*, president; .1. M Hannan, Hrat
nl : l?. H. Orlfllth, Mecond vlce
' nt; .1. T. Hanuist i rer; J.
J. H. Brantle)
! to visit ill?- club tomorrow nlKtit.
IS??1 Meellni? ?if llelir?-tv Hoirie.
The annual meeting or the Hebrew
Home for the ' Infirm nv?ii be
held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
ment In th
?ill be sub
: f..r adoption, and I on of
officers and other Important business will
'
Tall H?>?v I?, iiii Mitrrieil.
h McP-den, an attractive
and entertaining speaker, will dell\
the First Haptlst churcb to-night his hn
on "How i . < ' i Marri'd
and Then Be Happy." The le? tare is
under th? of the I.
Mwsi the church, and
they hope I sttendan
Ilr. >l?-<;iilri. Meiiilll? Improi liiur.
Th-- tidings fmrn Dr. Hunter McQuire,
who Is still at the Hoi Springs, are most
gratifyins. Be Is Impi adlly,
now walks about withoui the aid of either
crutch or cane, and
turn to the city.
McUik-mm ?if Ilr. \ it iiiler*I ice.
Rev. Dr. George C. VandersHee, |
of Union-Station Methodist church,
been quite pick since Rondajf, though his
condition Is not such as .i inn.
- pleurisy.
of Inbailag poisonous cas at the bottom
of b well be has been digging, w h
m th? w .1 he was un
and remained m until I w.? d
whi n Bhnmeti -.
well digger of ih.- community i
terfleld Courthous?. in digging a well on
Mr A. Horm r. Ir WBfl
found some rock ob
Lhe work after it |M,| proceed-.!
?om? ' d)ii.mut. was \?^<>\. *.>..n
after the explosion W Ik? r was Ion
into the ground to go on with h
bul it soon became known to thoee
at the surface thai something :
cally wrong was the matter in ths square
hoi.- below. Th.- deaf and dumb ms
quickly drawn to the top, but was then
found to be insensible, .v., furthe)
restigatlon hsi been made, so ths gas
inhaled by the negro Is still unknown. It
was hardly carbond. >ne asphyx?
iated in this gas readily recov? IS
brougbl Into pur.- air again. He
Would scarcely have lived tWO days with?
out regaining consclo not full re?
covery, If thus poison.-.1. However, car
bondloxtde or carbonic
quently found at the bottom of wells,
specially old, Unused ones.
KI'.N'KKAI. THIS A FTKKM l? i\.
The funeral ?if Dr. William N
Bronangh, eon of Mr. Joseph w.
Bronsugh, Jr., of this city, who died reb?
osan ' : irt idotm, win take place
this afternoon l s from the Pr?s*
iui church. T the
church and grave will be conducted by
Rev. Charles x. Van Houton, assisted by
W. W. Lear, Bi
.list church. Intemtent nil] be made in
Ilollyw.I .
folloaring young gentlemen have
beea ill-bearers:
or. William x. Dabney, of Baltimore!
11 F.-w.-ii Merchant h T.
of Culpeper; J. K. Perdue, Jr.,
Richard T. Minor, R. B, Early, and Wil?
liam R '
Thf remains of the young ph]
reached : I irnlng from
Harb nines via New York, and H
from Hi" depot to Mm n ; ths
family, d Tenth et
PERSONAL- ARO BRI
Mrs D. ?' Branch, of Norfolk, is in the
city, the guest of ta Mrs. wii
Mr. Vivian Robertson, of Amelle coun?
ty, ?s the guest of his uncle, Mr. it. Btan*
n. of Woodland Hall
m a. Morgan, ths aged lady who
was n ndsrsd unconscious Monday
mil, Is much imp!
Th.- circuit court of Chesterfield is still
lOn and will be until
Mr. H. a. Jordan, who has
registrar of the Third Ward for s num
bei of years, baa : iformed th?
I thai he will i.e aaable to eervi this
ward in ti.
ome a citizen of tn
Cond Ward.
Ti) HAVH TWo OPRRA HOUSES.
Rwnst'S A p po I n I me nt n? l-'eilernl
liiilue for UeMterii \?>rth I'ariillna.
WINSTON, X C, I-'.brucry 24.
ciai.i- The Bsntha i
it has informal ion from a reliable
H C. F.w art
will "illumed Ol
United Bfates F? deral Court for W i
.North Carolina District. It Is known in
thai city, tl toi Butler has enough
to prevent him fTOS
lag in. Senator I'rii d through
i it is l. anted
dmltted to ,t fri.-nd that there
was no hope for F wart.
A prominent and well-informed Republi?
can h.-rc thinks if Bwarl is d?
President will name Colonel Jame? i
making thi? prediction, he aaked:
-Wonder it' Butler would fight Colonel
Boyd's confirmation.rbls Republican
i that Butler*? IWng
lor Frit, hard to
the Judgeshlp. "Hut I don t l>.
he will succeed In this." said be.
It was uggeeted to-day that Congi
man Pearson a ible for Ba
nomination lb need? help, as tin: poli?
ticians say. In his district, and he thought
Bwarl could do him some k<?"I
predicted that s n itor Butler will fil
charges and has
Monday.
rpHU.STKR'S AUOTIOB BA1
in rn
.TH OK WHI' H
rRIBCHKORN, BR.. Id
ion of s d<
korn and wif.
i
Chan?*? rv ' '.inn
lTi. .i.r.init h.ivi'
rn??nt of thi
sell by suction
descril
to [ty off and d
m lin- ?m?-* ?if the ??Uli. r?. \ ,
." mu? 7 nirth Eleventh ?ti
I'iMi'A v r*R?.*RUART
al i a*? lock i\ \i
the PROPERTY
in* one undivided
and tu the I
in th?- city of It
LOT OF LA
PROVEMEI
corner <>f Tweni ,'
fronting on
running .
2. HOT on north III
b?'Kin.
??n
-
ti.-et and front
back '
' \A ft OP W
Main and '! -
frontlni? on Main
I. LOT OF FAN'
feelltll
15?-12 r * ' i
f?-..t to
:, I.? ?T < IF LA>
Venabl?
lei Un? a IS)
T "F LAN1
.
full deoth < '
TERMS:
from January l"
payments to
o.ith Interest
purchaser.
19-tdS
the matter settled nvxt
To Hell? Ihe in ban?.
NFWi'i IRT NRWR v.\ f\ bmsi
(Special ' Gov? mot Tyler to-nlghl
pointed Mayor w. a. Pi I 'iairm.it. of
the Cuban*
He win organise the c<immitt< s
night. Th" nn the dtj
I inday In behalf
of the starving Cul
MORtTRff, Mt LEB, COWB, ?Sro.
FOR BALE /TWO OR THREE GOOD
HORSES AND MULES.
Broad ?tn
Ai'i'ly at
fe
law
n
Hy the Vsleni v
HyTAflOOAVI WABDBOBR
i>L CHIIPB l'K.-K. BBO-LO
PICTURES
MATTINGS
I'AKI.' ?R f)RG VNS
SPRINt
Sell
THIS lFri.1 < - i Ml 'liMV
at ?air war- i t
lock, I Vei
Wardrobe, ??ak
:
'
l8x?M Mirror
vice Sideboard, i
Walnut Electric COU< :
Odd \\
Co id '
and "H 1
'
.I H
EMPLOYMENT WANTS. _
\\ iM'KI),
IX A W HOL E* A F F rjLOTHINO
for Virginia. North and
Una. No one need apply
rlenced on the road in
and having itabllshed :
\.idr.
_ '
w \> i in.
LPABUC AND EXPERIENCED
SHlenman to travel \'\\-<<
< 'arollna for an ? machinist and
mlll-flupply house. ? ?ti.- win? can Influence
employer,
.\hlch must be
for commencement. Adi
(until
i '.:,, Richmond, Va.
\\ WTF.I).
\c, WHITE WOMAN v\
n.
th
.\ i - .?- ' .- 11. . . .- .... .
out by th>- day to waeh and iron,
.nil,? applj at the Palth
Home.
'
AKTION BA?>M~?Tutnre De??.
1
s north 1 nth il
TR?BE : HOB BA1
oi \
DESIRABLE MEDII
TACHEU BRICK l>\\
Ni iRTH 1
i;i;r\\ i:i;x lkigh and
by pub!i.
Mr. T. F Taj i ' Of 'b. ' Btttj '
Clerk's Olllce. was very much worried
Of on.- .
bie young
i>oNt-nmee Bebssd.
COURTLAND, va., rshraar
dal.)?Burglars blew <.?'ti the Ron
..r the post-otflce lc re last night and took
therefrom abOUl ME
ted, and the United States Marshal
has wind that be ?rill come for bti i
Bight
Coughs
That Mil
are not distinguished by any mark
or sign from coughs that fail to be
fatal. Any cough, neglected, may
cap the strength and undermine the
health until recovery is Impossible.
All coughs lead to lung trouble, if
not stopped.
Acer's Cfieprq Pectoral
Cares Coughs
"My wife was suffering from a droa?]ful
cough. We did noi extxx-t that she would
long survive, but Mr. R. V. Royal, deputy
surveyor, hapfx?ned to bo stopping with as
over night, and having a bottle of Ayers
Catay Pectoral with him, induce?! my wife to
try this remedy. The result wa? so benen'eial
tlat she kept on taking it till she was cured. '
R. 8. BUMFHROb, Sssssj, Q?
"My littlo daughter was tak?n with a dis?
tressing cough, which for three years deiied
all the remedies I tried. At length, on the
urgent recommendation of a friend. I began
to give her Avers Cherry Pectoral. After
using one bottle I found to my great sur?
prise that she was improving. Thrue bottles
completely cured her."
J. A. OUT,
Trar. Salesman Wrought Iron Range Fo,
St Louis, Mo.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
in put up in half-due bottles at half
price?50 cents.
iiiiiiiiiiiu? I? >? *.* inirt If ?me i ii sal
?t II W ?-II-K IKMVII i'llKillNt.
MstWFORT mows, va., rebntary H?
It looks BS if Newport N
will get tWO op BS t\\o cuin
I'liiiies base anhonncad thslr intention of
building theatres m the <ity. One of the
?tractores la to il i&o.uoo ami ths
oth.r HO.ooo. The work of excavating for
one of the buildings han been comnu
.Mrs. i-.uiiii.- Hawley has entered,
through her i it. Benuni
suit for divorce fr->m her husband, Bo
i nth parties reside In this
city.
It has 1..- n reported that I v.-rn
ni'-nt had sent "bUl I I the
.\.'\\poit " Iiiii; and i
nock Company to push to completion lbs
; s now being limit ler-..
This r.;.ort i? not true, and the tact <?f
the matter is that the oompanj is hurry
ins the government is possible.
it m i p.n tad th tl Naval-Con*
lor J. J. Woodward had i.
orders from ths tttvry Department to
keep a vigilant watch on the vessels, and
not to let any ?tranger? k> on board ?>f
them. Tins ord led a jrear ugo,
anil has niw.iv- Been
I'K'IK IIANZ1 AKHKSTKD.
I'. t.- M n'/.i | i this city
last Bight, and will btrbetd for the Ports?
mouth authorltl?
. ?s the pugillsl who
roughi T? d w iiii -ms in Portsmouth
Tuesday morning. In locaj sporting
\ .11 know n. It will th
membered that he parti u at..i in e prise*
Oghl whi.h took ,:... al Po
Novembi r. The matter w? -
watils brought to the attention ..:
Corporation Court, and tine Mils of In
ni.-tin-nt won- found BgalBBi llansl
i toi other
lie. n dl
in- condition of -Mr Chapi
snot himself in th? i
Hank last Monday, I? slightly bel II
win he ten dai - Mr.
Chapp. lie can I? SV? his home.
Th.- work of Mowing up ihe snnkra
ship W.viu
day two i
m ?n her hold. Th? i|-! - - w?
; Tun pound? -ach. . nd th I
than l>y the
tun "t th.- explosa
I> >? Mill H?, x ? ?I l HlN-llll I. BUST.
w \nn:n.
A TOUT? WH<> MAS HAD SOME KX
perience In shipping, to make ont lulls . t
lading, unl< ] own
handwriting, Pos? i city.
\% \n i n.
A GOOD WHITK OIRL, ABOUT IS
years old, for gro<*ery ?toi home
Irl. AUOl'BT v
< int. am snot. Fulton, Richmond. \ a
_
w \vn:n.
BY A r/OUNG MAN. PRIVATE IN*
?tructlon in Hook-K- pin?:. Add
statin?; ti rms, B. M .
_
\K APPLICATIONS Ul.
h from bustn<MM-m<
the office of th
for Its students to tak?- posii
Special new building discounts ?fteren
bright young people temporarily, ?'all or
write for particulars. Op) Hail
." Iw?)
ment
piii d
MOND W. FKIMir | :
If., all ti: '
LAM I, w.i h thi
and oth-r imp
th.- wi >t Une
:
wide, running th
and fronting on the
?
h.i'k I.. ! w
TERMS: (
any taxes due ii
of JJ.lltlU. Wit I
111'- rjf
puyabK
mann?
I their fai
tlon, as the trus-.
.1 |
\* \mi:i>,
ITKLLING BALESMAN TO SELL
line of Lubricating
on the tn
Liberal term? to propel part) \
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COM?
PANY, Clevelai (> 17-Ut
It) II~BBI M w i I,
\\ IITBD,
TO PURCHASE STEAMBOAT,
o d freight : low ?
to i. n mil? p< r hour. Addn sa (' H
of ltlchmond Dispatch, Richmond,
_
w w nio,
it'?A It Id-: U.S. ALSO, TR 1NBIENT AND
Table
ltrlKht Itooms. Apply to
M A HERBERT
w \\ it:n.
TO CALL AM? BE BJPPLIBO
with
3T FUEL .IT RED! CED PRICES
AN rHRACITK, SPLINT, 1'OC \n?i>
! IRK CRELK AND GAYTON COAI
K and CONNELL8VILLI
for Si
m iL B?JTA u ?. i Pmn i IALB
\ lit?.IM \ III, % II (?Ml?,
s \l I
TEN i:
kltih.-n. Suitable
hoardii.
I.
AND T\\
FOR MM.
?t
I
I ?Ht Ul \ I
FOUR i
I
i on bi
: WM.K
pi d I
f'> 11-1 111
FARMS
MONEY
WOOD?I
?'. I
II?
rupiu-U) of th?- i"nn? win
Doulileil I in air <llnt?'l> .
: \.\.. Ket.niary
The Lynchhnri Cotton*MUl
Cosspaay, now ons of the- largest enter?
prises of the kind In th?> South, will tak?
Immediate step? to double the pi
Itj Mi Max Oaggenhelaser, pri si
dent of th,- company > that the
.lenirtinl for their produ? :
that an enlargement of the establishment
i
: tain W. '/. a popular at
iorfoUi and Western rail
Motile
HarrUon B< u ! The Broom Is nearly
I ti,,- brtd?
u \\ i i:d,
' : Y \ m i
? lam
A.Idi
mlngt_fe ?)-iw
9 t Ml 111.
ENCOI'RAOK HUME ENT1
b> giving us ><iur orders for II
and Ra< In? WI
to order, on short notice All kin.is i:
Work don?? al our fa
'ain Street
THE i; i : ann ax cil
AI, BSTATI \?.in PS.
ami ? m PB
1
(JKO. B.(KA?I
osa.
George E. Crawford cV ?Co,
?O.*! B?Bl Mum .sin
HrOMBB?. < l.iri'IM..
Hi '.- . .
CLIPPED AND ('LI S
LEONARD H?
cllpp.
:_*
employees all believe In ? ir
Bull's Cough Syrup, ih? m?t) standby.
LOST, STIIUi:i), AM) I Hi mi.
NOTICS
lc.ilion will In |n- to
PON ?ON
isiature ..r Februm
189?, th?? ?aras having be.
i- -
gS HUM \MI>.
S? RA? BD 'K"M .\n 11. c
a \\ HITE SETTER PUPPY,
tin montha old. The . . lt,| win t,?
?iven if ri'turne?! to v [,, ??{
D. PROM MY K KSI lu.-.
8MALL i.l.AiK 8
BITCH Answer-? tu name of
Hl mix around | blaoh !i"n rlnx".
d if icturucd w Dr. W. II
COlltl UltDSCMS
ma in riiK ;
RICHMOND, v
OF Ja NT v
iv Hollad '
I ?d Ihe
.lion .?I..I I ' *
IN ' : Y
The object of ; l
const ruction ?if t.. s
toi to pr?
A
u;:kc.
\la. he i
Dillard
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