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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. APRIL 16. 1898.
R _- i? .- -
Cartful buying ami f?ari?! letting
For the Saturday Bargain Day
T* mSrJ li-t to ?-.i-?y t? Sn **??? ***? ?n
tloTis ovate?! by
g??*!?? ^s?""*"""" dP"*SB?'
The Kid Glove Stock
of This House Is R?gh
Bad riorcs, old glows, or fcl
unworthy for any reason :i
never admitir?!. Bren tl
cheapest are right- and rigl
in sise to tit the hand as tht
ought
Ladies' 2-clasp Heavy En
broidered Pique (?love, in Tai
Brown, and Black, regular 98
glove, for -i5c. .'i pair.
Lachee 2-clasp Embroidere
Kill (?l??\i'?-t in Tan, Golde
Brown, White, and Black
$LS5, for 90c. a pair.
Ladies1 2-clasp Self- a?
]>l;i<k-F.ii)i?K?.<lr!V'1 Dressed Kit
Gloves, in Black, Brown, Green
Tan, Mode, and White, $1 ;
pair.
Ladies1 2-clasp Handsomt
Dress? ?1 Kid Gloves, in Tan
Brown, White, and Black, 9
$1.7.~? glove, 11.60 a pair.
Ladies1 Kayser Patent Finger
Tip Black silk Glove, embroid?
ered in self and white, 50, 75,
?iimI 98c. a pair.
LAMBS* BRRBBRS.
Hoi > - . a f, and not
a pn
t - .-i for??sos ait not
th.- 1
i > i .. .. Blue. Ore? n,
I, do ible-llned
Knits Mil . ok? ' end
ves lined n k t iff. ta,
' '
At tram,
and Bine ?an
it. peri skirt, best
lui
.' | \
i . s Itlii- -. Bi
. a . | ]
i. trimm? l with b*u
Our K3b Sait ach Broad
lined throughout with ?'
mi.k Mint r-w u? t v
1 " ... right,
and prie? d right.
Hatada I I W 1st? tucked
la grou
"i Waist?, blouse
v..'.
Ei Bla :- Taffeta Waists, tucked
: i.7.". each.
i I Bilk Wslsti ' B 0 ach,
Tllf It If. HT MilKT-W \INT IIHST.
Tl In this h?Mias
? r 11; and ti. ' ' ; ictl . both
as : f -, itti tus and t trie of
n. ikiiip.
T- :. ! be
' ' "
IIIom: lOCPSTOMBiD TO Minx?;
HOSIESVl
when their puouc is hi wn
them in keeping the otesfffwfa
dull day a busy one
Prices That Will Win
Tame for This Ston
in .t agreeable gursaasi aova to-<iav. t
:, ,:, r*l gtOCS Wffl .'?atn play g part.
?,000 paira i ad?es' Miases*, and Boj
H"--. Bis? k, Ten, and Paneles, < ,
op t.. 17? pair. Y.'iir pluk of un
; i i . pair.
i..?t?. l.adl.s. Misses', and Civ
- Hose, costing ap to Bat-, 1
pali.
i ?' Import? ! Fancy Sootoh PI i
ones, tot lac. pair.
Pin? Ribbed Black Liai? Ho?
Be. pair.
Chlldren'a Nea Scotch Plaida, elaea I l
pair.
- Imported Box, White, Black, <
usual Iso. on? a, for lea. pair.
Chemnlts-Made Black Ho*
madorf dye ? Ktra-htgh spile?
h. is and double sol? -, 25c. pair.
or Children's Bolld-Black, Kii
bed or Plein, all efcees, Be pair.
\\, g ,v,. be? g gldpped
1"\H ISOLS AM) l MBRSaXAB
by the thousands. Th? re I? s Mase lo
selling tasca as no wbok ?ale aease eve
I h- in.
< ked Taffeta-Silk Parasols, Brows
. Ore? h. and Hello Combtnatlona
i und Raid-Bordered Taffeta
pj topa, 12 :,v
r .- v Two Ton? Effects tor H.**
\ Bill Pat black enanv
ell? 'l atti ha, -ilk tarn? Is, M?.
. Bilk Twill? 'i. with full frills, H St
White All Bilk Coa Ing Parasols, Mc.
u hit. Bilk-Trlmm. d foi tl.JS and 0.50
?'liM.li, n'a Fam > ?Colors, Satin, lac.
I'hii.h. n's, l?l-lnch alae. for ' ' <
B Colors, In Kink. Blue, or Bed, f<ir
"
i Chnnm tble Taffeta-Silk Close?
g Bun I'mbri llss, erltb allk cas? s
and tassels, n.83 for the beet Q.M
\ aluc ? v. r offer? d.
Black TunVta-811k Close-Rolling Btecl?
Rod Umbrellas. ?Ilk eases, ItSl Utn?
i". lias, for ?i.r.'.
Men' 28-Inch Bilk-Twilled Steel-Rod
Kmt.r. n is, We., Instead of tl.75.
s. If-Closing Steel-Rod ITmbrel
las. patent frame, Prince-of-Wsles
handles, M each.
m:w I'lii't i> i\ ykii.s fO 00
WITH HUB SPRING HAT.
H m.mi. of White snd col..r*.i Chiffon
i Ulnas, for Be. yard.
88t Bendy-Mad? Lac? Veil? (chenille
' i. fur Be.
Crepe-Bordered Veils for lOc.
19c. Orad? of Tuxedo and Flab-Net Vell
?C yat'l
Whit? and Colored Fish-Nel Veil?
with scallop? d borders, lie. yard.
M'KCI U. ITKMS rOB SiTtltnW.
Ladles' Jewel Belts, the newest and
u''-t wanted kind, with extra-large
s. tiiriu'. well worth M each, for
Ladles' Puff Ties, in White P. K.. Il i
?Iras. Brown, Re, worth Re., for
I v.
Ladles' All-Linen Collars, the newesl
. i i on? a, are to-day 6c. > ach
SB i. oil.-s' New Brooch-Pins, worth
..'h, tor lie.
C Month-Wash, nsuslly Be., for
17.'. bottle.
Black Velvet Rinding for le. piece.
Ladles' .1 we] Belts, S5c ones, lee. each.
Ladles' ill I., ather Belts, lin? d
stitched, usually ' ' ' -.. tor Isc,
Dressmakers' Kid Cambrics, fnr lo
di ?/' ?elllng, I He. yard -any color.
Starling-Silver Bracelets, the regalar
. Lu Mc.
Bl Il B rli -' ' nabs, Ic "air.
C1 '. Ladles' Pompadour Combs, for %c
BATI Itnw RIBBON PRICRS.
B-lnch Atl-SIlk Moire Taffeta Ribbon, nil
the leading shad??*, for Be. yard.
B-lnch All-Silk Taff? ta Blbbona, all
ahades. for |fc. yard.
3 l-t-inch am silk Corded-Edge Dou?
bl? -Fact.' Satin Blbbon Be i ard.
All-Silk Satin Ribbon, heavy
qu illty. 25c. yard.
t iHlpa' l.'nilr.iii.ll.in.l Tir.? frim.? ..nflo
im til-- usual h- st
d und' rprlCl I Will
THE COHEN CO. ITHE COHEN CO.
with slip-knot* for h
vm?i?
IT HAS RETURNED,
THE ri.)l\4. StJI XDIION I- BACK
\T II \MI'T<>\ ROAOS
IN THEIR FORMER POSITIONS
?be VOOOOlO >la> It emir/, voiih Hi lew?
jHirt >? ??? Ak?In?Tin- Masaorho?
? i-ii- in ?lie Pink of Condition?. \u
Incident in lliilmnii.
OLD POINT C' iMl'i ?R I'. V \ . April IL
<spi i i '.i 'n Brooklyn, Ma
'j.-x.i-, Mtaneapolta, and Cob
"?rising tin- Dying nguodron returned to
31 an; ton Rosdi .M :;..' o'clo k. and
;iy afterwarda anchor? ? off ? >ld Poli t.
i i : i ha aid]
[Virgula napea o is beraktad early in the
iiftuiionn, ond o i -i the grim-looking
t .: -*.. is hoy.- in alght, <i ni. ;i huge
sed < "ii"' tod on ihi pi? n ml
grater to ?re* "in?- tb< :t r< turn.
Tti" ii Lgahlg was on the 11|
i ,i,.mn in tas leed, end the M u
i tta Mtmn and < '"hunt la follow? d
i.i order, with ta* ateady little T? -
trin?intr Dg the left When the ships
flowed down. ti.<y toonmod relatively
tin? Borne po-itions they occupied before,
i ?,iy m"!, bunohed, U anything, and
I -or ta ahon ,
At :.. . the Minn? ai oils i nchor
i :. ami proceed?*d to Newport New*
arriving th? re an hour Later. The i
i !..:i. w< d shortly after. Both ablpa
wih bave tie lr coal bunk nlsh? d.
RENDEZVOUS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
it is very probable that Newport Nom
?sill again be tbi r?ndesenos of th< I
i .... i ,n a ?las Or 1 ? '-' Bl I ' Of 11 I
hit.- oil! t-'iuin- goodly suppli?e of cool,
arhleh Can bo pin*, d aboard with more
dispatch from th? Chesapeake and Ohio
niera Most ol t lie time o in'..
WOO d?M I !o test? ol 1M1II?.
of vaf) Ini i wei nb-c illbre i"
being iini ommodore Schl? > baa
no m !" u" futur? m"? -
i the squadron I I i II Ipat? a
log ?.id. is at an) time. None "t the
elltaers and men wer? peraaltted ashore
it. no.ai, and i.? visitors were ai
. a tin
.- frisada an granted this privilege,
n .t bei i-ti'i-.n inn os- d.
MAJBAt 'lli'SETTS.
An officer atetod to-ntght tnet it Is
1 i,y pi ..t.unie ih.it th? maseachuaetta
win be replaced In th>- iquadron by th?
New Y?irk or any Other biiip. Il i
that merchnnta and others owning wat r
inter? s>4 In the alt lea approached from
Hampton Road? and m. ci
have appeal?'! to Ihi Nsvy Department
to keep warships stall, n. d t,. ?, ,, ,._
mgntofly, but ttio Masaachuseti demon?
Btrated while at s'a that stu i |n th?
pink of conditi . || i?. ;i|,|,. ,,, |)()
the work for which ?hi wai di ..,..|
In a ?tartlir.K Bt? lament to m.ik. but \\
i? ?x fact, the m lasachusstts' strensth
1? e?iiml to mor* than op? third ..f thai
* the combined t.cogtb of th, squadron
Anoii? ship ,,,s b, dispatched from
rS'.Su '"""" '" ""'"i""" Boads
?" "; ? -" hus,.?B will surely so out
* "i < ' n n..o.., :-, |,|,.y * l
SORE disappointments
It Ii stated nuabiy lluil ??. ni:uioeuv.
?- --."..inbiu, ?a. u ?oie d.Mp?rotm-at
I
t., the ofneera They ?rere bard to man
,.:id could not work well with the
... Little, however, la expect? d
of the slsti r ahina In action.
The Cud.irwrlti r and Lone star wer?
releaeed from quarantine to-day, and
?rere ordered to proceed t.. th.? Brooklyn
navy-yard with the Mslne relies, >"it tb?
m-houae offlcbila n fua : to give Cap?
tain? wii.y und Leonard clearam e papers,
use th.- Old Point quarantine officer
isked for th. ?r detention on sccounl of
quarantine violations. The Uncjerwrlter
la codling, snd may move to-?lght on
gov? rainent <?r.i< re,
INCTDBKT IM HAKANA.
Captain Leonard, of th'' Lone star, re?
in interesting Incident < !' hi.- stay
,,i Habana. Th.' Vlscaya hoisted th?
Spanish flag one gaornlng urlta the E
ami Stripes under It. Lleutenant-Com?
mender Cowlea "i th.' Pern, went at", mi
a ml demanded it.- withdrawal. Th. E
i i captain Jokingly replied that he bad
i olsted it to h t it dry out, adding that
I ?rOUld I'Ut it at the ton if the vim'.a
it. d. ? ?owles again demanded Iti
withdrawal, ami (..for., he returned t..
la launch the star-spangled banner came
down, while the crew of the Pern che? n I,
'lie i>ixi" will go in eommtaaion >n
Monday. Commander Charlea s. i>..\i,
will t..- here t?. holet his pennant. Moot
of in.' officers assigned to the Dixie and
v mite lla\e ,i> I |\ . d
HOW HART ami: RBADY TO RIGHTf
An liii'iilry Aliout lln- RaeUBH Min'i
lastltatS at Itnniiokf.
ROANOKB, \'A . April i:,. -(Sjteel'tlj
The Young Men'? Institute of Roanoke, g
Catholic organisation, has received from
i chairman of the Supreme Board of
Directora "f the order In the United
.m Inquiry as to bow many able
i. men be institut.' in Roanoke can
furnish in the event of a*ar. 'I'll, .-ame
Inquiry bus been made oi the command?
? is of th.- order nil over the Unit? .1
State?, and it is said tli.it the Object
which the Supreene Board has in slew
is to ascertain how mans memo? ra of th?
. nil r in th.- United State? can i"- count? d
en to lend ih. ir service? in defence of
their country, ami as boob as deAnlt?
ran DO prOCUT? d a f. port Will l.e
ma.).- to the War Department of the
gOVI I iilti' -t.
in Tin: LTROHRVRO mi ins.
jiir> i ail tu Agnrae in. the Bhsusas
( IIMO ?I'ollt'i? Nil??..
LYNCHRURO, VA, April K>.~(Kpe<ial.)
';.h Kennedy, n plumber, who came
li ; SOgeO time aSJO lroni PhllgdslphlS.
was gireated to-day, ?Raised with
forging hi? employer'?* name to two
che? kg, sggregatlnf Hy,
In th? -nit in th.- Circuit COUli of Louis
Q Sh.iii.r va th. Southern railroad for
?l'VH'i lor the loxs of a lag, th? jury full?
ed t<> agree.
Judge .Stafford <i Whittle, of the I'lrcuit
?"ill I. has decided that the Norfolk und
Western railroad eatmot dlsentniuate
sgalnst asugsag? compaaiee at their depot
in tbls elty, holding, If they admit ono
to their premises for the purpose of so
lielting baggSg? they have to admit
o I hers.
The r.arll'Mhl! Not for Hpaln.
ROH1 April r>.-The KagaaRBN ?n
nouneee thst "alt asgottatloaa for the
saJ*^ of the J tullan ? miser Oaili.al.li
to Spain liase been puspended, on gt>
.' of the international r?asard djaa
0 Hi. Powers ubout to become belllfce
rauta."
THE TAX ONTOBACCO
It is to Be Increased from 6 to 12
Cents a Pound.
RULING AS TO PAYMENT.
Stamped Goods in Unbroken Packages
Made Subject to Increase.
fjQWfJMMSSMgg J??\EX 4>\ t UK.IMA.
TllOmte fO Hie <?l?l I ???in I ? I?? n nl the
lOfWfOOn ltnn?|ii?*<?l.cn. I.?'?*'s I1
,-llnnlliiii of fotoona ltcc?-|>?ion?
Olbrr IVrnnnnl Noie?.
WASHINGTON. D. ?'.. April l.V-iPp?
<-i:ii u ui onderotood that the tea oa
manufactured tohncoo, in tin evonl of
war, win he locreased from f. .-. nts to |]
conta p?.r pound. Manofoctorora of ami
wholeeole end retail d?niera in tohiceo
will hav?' to pay th?? additional t; cents
on all stomped gooda in unbroken pack?
Bge* Tin- authorities h.-ro think that
inasmuch as tin- govoroment robot? OB
unbroken packages when th.- lai was
rndneod, it ta no more than rlghi that
unbroken packages ?honU pay th" ta?
? i- toed tax
Tin> la not genoraBy know* either by
ih" trad- or by repreoentativea .a th?
tobooco growing end tobocco-manofoo'
turing^Btate* Chairman Dingtay, of the
Woya ami Means Committee, bowevei
was ?aiidid enough t" say to your oar*
i'spoiid'm to-day th:'.'. th. matter of
tax had ind 1 a agreed upon, ihougfa
it ii.ni been pretty weU discussed. Ha
waa free to aoy tbot 13 cents pei pound
orna wnnl bad boob spoken ol m th. ora]
of Incn us i revenue, and n would no
doubt be enacted into law. t? Becooaory,
ih.- said further that If tin- country went
t.. \\.-;r, Hu- tax WOOM] .'it.inly h" In
creaa .1, .md it would be put through
with oil noestblo opeed. Uli purpoa woa
to have th?' act Include all ata a
hand. it. further s.'id that even If there
Bhould be n" 0 m. the tos would probably
have to be Incressed, as th?- sountry was
already on a war-footing, which woold
ne ? .-.-it..to a large Increase "t revenu*
il" nid ?lot look, however, nor did hi
h..] " ior, so) auch bopp) contlngenc) aa
an eocape nom w.u. Therefore, said
Chairman Dtngley, it might )"- coimlud??d
that very sh.utiy th" iu\ on manota*-?
tur. d tobacco woold bo Increased to II
cent 1 1 pound.
Colonel Jomes D. Patton, of Rich?
mond, a prominent member ><: 'ii" To
baeco Exohange ?.t that city, ami Mr.
Frei. s. Myer* a Bicha.I nmnufa -
turer, are in thi city, looking after Um
tobacco-tas matter.
Colonel Pitt.m stopped at th. Metropoli?
tan, breakfasted with Senator Daniel ami
lunebed with General Pltshugh Lee at
the Bhoreham,
W. A. JONES ON VIRGINIA,
Th.- Jefferson banquet was ouito a
notable event, th.- Hon. WUltam J? n>
ninga Bryan being tin- guest of honor.
il" responded to tin toast, "Jefferson,"
..ini Repn sentative Jones, "f llit Firsl
Virginia 1 ?iatrl? 1. to tii" t. .e t. "Th? s
Thal ?;.i\" Ui Jefferson." Mr. Jones was
Introduced by Senator Jones, chairman of
the National Democratic Committee, in
terms exceedlngl) Battering to the con?
grewman from the First District
Mr. Jones commenced hi- s|.ch by
.-i\in? that th" rotations prblch Virginia
austalned to her Bister Colonies prior to
tin- Revolution, and which she continued
to su-tain to th" Union after tin- Revo?
lution, constituted an Interesting, as well
a-- iii-ti-u"!i\. chspter in the history of
the American repubUc, ami afforded a
thorn.- upon which all Virginians delight?
ed to dw< ii, hut thai "svn 1 i" 'in late?
ness of the bout be would not attempt
even a brief recital of th" services of
th.- first royal Colony nial the oldest
Commonwealth in th" sisterhood of St
to the 1'nion, or recount her contributions
to history.
ii.- briefly referred to tin- lending 1 i'
taken t>y tli*? Colony of Virginia durlpg
tie- Revolutionary period, especially
dwelling on ih- l'l'oniiii.n." > ; Patrick
Henry, Richard Henry Lee, and Tbomaa
Jefferson in arousing opposition to the
British crown, li" spok. too, in glowing
terms of the Virginia Rill of Rights and
Hi.- ?''institution .a' th" Sim.-, both of
Which ON I".- adopted prior to th.- adoption
of tin- Declaration <>f Independence and
which WSK ih? produc?s of th.- hrain of
George Mason.
SIFT m' ti:rrit< iry.
IP- also sp"k. of the generosity of Vir?
ginia in ??-.liiiK. in order to promote
tin- nwvement for the adoption of a
national constitution, which waa Inaugu?
rated by th" Virginia House of pan.- -
her vast Northwestern d?mala 0,'t of
which tic?- great Btotoa have -in", been
erected si 1 added to th" Union, it aros
und. r th" administration "t Jefferson,
and when Madison was hi-- Secretary of
State, Mr. Jem,s said, that Monroe was
enl as apoctal envoy to Prance ' >
negotiate tin- Louisiana purchase, ool of
which bave sprung oeorly a donen States
and Terrltorlea He recalled tin- fact that
it was during Monroe'? administration
thai Florida was purchased, .Mid th.it
when T? xas, an empire in its. If, was
aim. \.ii to th?- Union, J"hn Tyler was
th" President <>f th.- United Btntea a
movement for tin- annexation of Tezoa
was Inaugurated by Abel p. Upohur. of
Accomac coonty, Va, Um brilliant Beere*
tary of Btate, who come to an untimely
death on the Prinii ton.
PRESIDENTS AND GREAT MEN.
in conclodlng his remark* Mr. Joaea
i.,?tared that it bos ba a boM by those
win. ware unfriendly to our American in?
stitutions that the peopb ol the United
Stat..s never selected th? ir presidents
from among their greatest anon, a critl?
i ism. In said, which. hOWOVOT true it
iniuht I,, as to tin Other Slates of the
Union, could not be applied to the Com?
monwealth which bod given to the Untan
Qeorge Washington, the Father of his
Country; Thomas Jefferson, the author of
the Declaration of Independence, and the
tree I epoatle of Democracy, James Madl?
son, tin- chief architect of oor Federa]
Donatltutlon, and Jarana Monroe, who
formulated the famoua dotstrlne whli h
Aas to-day being tavoaed by our govern?
mint, and which bears his honored neme,
Mr, Jones said it was tun- thai Virginia
had been a litti? abort on pronldenta in
recent yenr* but be predicted that the
nest President would in- a nntlve of one
if the States ereeted out of tin- Terri?
tory bestowed by Virginio upon the
Lfnloo, n cltlseo i'f one of those Btstea
icqulrod under th? admintotrottoo ol a
Ifirginia Democrat, ami ii grandona "I the
:iid in minion herself ?a worthy attoca
if Us Virginia patriots and BlBlSOmOB
.vho laid deep and brood the foundations
)f th? Republic?William leanings Pisan.
PKRSiiNAR.
Quite a number 0/ lodiea graced the
lefterooB banquet at the National Rules'
\iinoiy, witti tii? 1 r preseooa in Hi?- K'l
ery. Antoog them ner? Mvoral Virginia
adle*. Mrs. W. A. Joins and a niiml" r
>f lady friends w.i? BOCOTtSd hy l.os.-rnnr
ryhi to tin- Armory, and ptaeod in an
x.-t II. nt positmu r,i loar the s|.his
mil view the ptaOOOBl and BOBBOtlBM s . \
itiiiK aconea ooesmojnent upon inch an
?session.
Mr. Robert K. Lie. Jr.. of Fairfax, V.l..
s at th?- Kbbltt.
Mrs W, OT. Day. Mr?. ??. IVCunlv, Nor
dk Va.; .1. H. MoCobs, Loaobuig. R. U.
smith. Roonoae, Va.?Metropolitan.
R. T. Simpson and wife. Richmond; P.
. Irvine. Tulpep.-r -Th.- JefteVBOn.
J. W. BOnlnjor, ?taunt.m ; J. W. Hopkins,
tlebmond; J. C. Farley and wife. Rieh?
nonil; Jooephos Daniels. edlWir of the
tatatgh (N. C.) Newa and Obnerver, and
B. C. Smith, Btaleigh, N. <\, an- at the
taMigh. j
W. A. Mudd>Hton, Rlehmoinl; W. H. H
iowcii, Covlngton; Mrs. J. H. ('allanan,
EMPLOYMENT WANTB._
WAJrrat?,
A POSITION AH ll????K KKIOKKM. AH
Klstiint, or Office Assistant. In general
by a graduate of Hmlthdenl'a Buelnes
College. lias reference as lo oharactc
and general Industry. Address \\'.. can
of Dispatch._ ap lfi-lt*
WANTED,
A WHITE WOMAN TO ?'ooK AM? I"
Oeneral Housework. Must coase recon?
mended. Apply bin Ployd avenue.
_ np 16-11*_ _
WABTBDi
MAN OK LADY OF OOOD ADOBES*
to Travel und Appoint Agents. IK? p-t
month mid expenses, P. W 8EIOLEB
& ?'?>.. :'1."> Locust streit. Philadelphia.
ap J?-Sa,Su.VWtit
WABTBDi
BALRBMRN SELLING BPnCIALTnM
t.. School?, desiring valuable Information
write THE DIAMOND UTHO-PUB
COMPANY. Minneapolis, Minn, sp H-2f
WASTED,
EXPERIENCED HI'KiTALTY BALES
men. Meritorious, Rapid-Belling Line.
Exclusive territory In Virginia. Addresi
HOLCOMB Ai HORS M K<; CO., Sulli?
van. Ind._ _lip I'-i*
WANTED,
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DR1
Goods Salesia.lv. Reference required
Address DRY GOODS, Petersburg, Vs.
an t?-r?t
u ANTED.
A POSITION AS TRAVELLING BAUDS
man Best "f reference furnished. Addresi
-BUSINESS." 207 Northwest street. Bal
.it'll. N. ?'. ap IO-*t
Clifton Porga, Ya., K. Culpeper, Vlr
ginla- -Nati.mal.
L Ski m, Jr., CharlottosvUle, Va.?WO
lard'?
United States Marshal Morgsn Treat, o
the Hast, m Dlatrict <?? Virginia, is loi.
getting mi familiar tome with 111 - De
partment of Justice ami the Ti ?asura?.
Nati..nal ' ornmiitiitiK.ii George B
Bowden is bj the city, referaelng aoent
pOSt?offli a appuintni'tits.
SEW HEDIOAL BXAMINRHS,
Gavaraar kgga?ited Paarteea Physl?
? I? lis t rsliTitll > .
Governor Tyler on v. terday named th<
following physldsne to constitute th"
.?- tat.- Board of Hedlcal Examinera:
Prom tin- State si Large Dr? u. W.
Martin, of I,y ne h bu in, and \V. I.. Robin?
on, >>f Dsnvllli .
Plrst District?Dr. L s. Poetar, Ma?
thewa county.
s-. . id District?Dr. If. M. Na-h,
Norfolk.
Thli i District?Dr. .1. a\ Wartaner,
!! nrico
Pourtn District?Dr. s. ay, Rudd, Pa?
li rsburg
Kifih District?Dr. u. s. Martin. Pa?
trick.
.-'?\th District it. sama, i Lyta, Lynch?
burg
Seventh i?istrKt -]->r. u. ? . Randolph,
Clarke.
KiMhth District?Dr. U. M. Slaughter;
K ilrfax.
Ninth District?Dr. B, T. Brady, Abtng?
don.
Tenth District?Dr. ?'har'as W. Rod?
i;' re, St iunt.m.
These gentlemen were recommended by
the m- dlcal Society ..f Virginia.
Dra, B, ?'. WflUama, of Richmond, ami
M. u. AII?m, of Norfolk, wer? appointed
as Us lean..--..pathisT member? "f th.
bosrd upon the recommendation of th?
H .in. mann Medical Society, .>f the Old
i lotninlon.
Th? member? serve f"ur v ira ft na
April l. IBM
The ? knri mor h i - glso appoint? d
?'liarles Kink, of Charlottesville, a num?
ber of the Btatc Board of Pharmacy, to
.1 Mr. Mutin. ..f Norfolk, who de?
clined to ?erv?.
POOAHONTAB in ron BEPAIRS.
Mr. llnrilrv II (> ?a .In?. I ? om pli-leil no
i.i-uiiii? Nma Luniii-ii.
Ths VlrgtiUa Steamboat Comp
i . Hal ateamer Pocahontsa, which has
been plying between Richmond snd Nor
f.dk f.>r the past three years, hai
taken to tin ?hip-ysrda In Norfolk, a
for ggveral .lays ?he will be laid off for
repairs. During the i" rtod of net I
tlvlty, the Ariel, which ran on Jam -
river before the Pocahont ta was pot on.
will take hi r place.
Mr. Bai n v. of Rom wo-i 1. has
completed tn.. construction "i s ?plencid
m launch, which will i" nm between
Meadowvllle and Richmond, end will be
k- pt for pi- ?aura parti? - on '.he Jane . i
ail] h?' laiim le d at Mea lowville n
Tuesday. The m.'k. ri of the engine nave
guaraat? i ! that the bo a m ifl i?' m i le
snd Mr Bat it? y Lu t< Id Adjut
? leneral Nalle thai i ca ? I war th?
launch will bu at til tervic Oi thw gOV?
. rnm? tit
t oll>ir-l)n> Rally ?t I lny-??tre??t.
Interesting exorcise? ?rill bi bald si
Clay-Street Methodist Epiacopal church
to-morrow. The Sunday-* hoc i room
been renovated and beautified, and s in
day win i a i. dedicati d al the n o'cl
aervtei
AI I o'clock the Cottyer celebration will
i.p held under the guspicei of th? Epworth
League, whan the following Interastlng
progr mm? s III I r? nd r? iL
Hymn US, Congregation; Prayer, Rev,
W, W. Smith; Scripture Reading, Unman-,
17. Mi--- Kos,?ih Pelttls; Hymn, R9,
Congregation; Offertory, Choir; T*n?
Minute Talk on K.?-.-.i. Mr, Aaa Johnson;
Paper, "History of the Korean Mission
Movement," Miss Bthe' G liman; Hymn,
HS, Congregation; Reading Letter from
U-v. ?' T. ?'..liver, Mr Lee G. Crutch
Bi id: Solo (sei? et? d), Mr. Btuari Hop?
kins] Prayer, Mr. ?'. h Hamilton; Bricl
Talk by the Pastor; Missionary Offering;
"i't lise God, from win.m all bl<
Bow"; Suent Prayer, followed by i
diction.
The Baedety ad *i?? Clsseiaasatt,
The Btsnding Committee of the Society
af the Cincinnati h> l.i a meeting last
night at the Commonwealth Club. Those
t were Mr. John Cropper, Mr. Heth
Lotion, Dr. <;. orge B? n. lohnst in, snd
Mi. K. H. C. CabelL Th? Virginia So
iety la now In a trery flourishing condi?
tion, and the i ommltt?.ted ur.'.n a
numb? r oi appli? inta foi memo? : -
ihlp. The annual meeting will be ?aid
,n Richmond on th? ith of Jury.
Siriirm Day ted ?? Htsadasua.
The s. rvi.es at st. James Methodist
ehurch Sunday aill he devoted to the
mlsslonsry causa The pastor will preach
i apecisl ?ermon st n a. m.. and at Bight
the Epworth leaguer? will have a
"Colyer rally." Bevtvsl set rices aill be
in m ?very ninht aexl week, with a
mon each evening by Bev. J. W. M
Former pastor ol the church. A cordial
WelCOBM awaits ?-? ry..n .
Dr. .lone? In IVteriiluirn.
Dr. J. William Jones has accepted an
nvitstlon t.. speak before th>- Eoung
?ten's Christian Association maatlna In
?etersburg to-morrow afternoon, and to
?r? .oh at the Washington-Street Metho
llai church that night
l?r. Jones has also accepted aa lavtta?
ton from the College of William and
llary to preaeh their COmtO. in etiutit ?ST?
non on June Btk te St
IniinlMilaiii's Coii^ii Remedy
I ret-ommendi'd only for th?1 law ?lis
u??'s for which gtgpSriaDSB has proven
t to be rispufially adaptad ?un? supe
for to any other. N<? other remedy
vill gfjrel a cough or mid so qojekly
\"o other i?? >?> ? ? rtu.in tt prevent i r#
nul cure for crotip. No other afford*
?i much rt'lii'f in cases of whooping
ough. No other is h?'hl in hii*her es
eein DY thos?? who luive use?! it atul
?now its real worth and merit?, (five
1 a trial when in need of such a me
liciriH and yon ure certain to he more
han pleiiM'd with the result.
dt fj Sa.Tii&Thnrtf
?.- i -
old papers for aal? at the tuapitcn
fllce.
Bt'gfKRBR WANTB.
Do You Rea<
MY
Advertisements
IF YOU DO
YOU ARE ONj
OF
HY C?STOHERS.
lo.nno dozen l-poond can? Finest Alb
marie Pippin Apples. Tou can ..*
gel all you Deed, .! cans fm. *
IJgg can* -1 pound-, pi?- Peaches.. '*
Roch Candy Syrup, from pure granulati
sugar, clear m s spring n it. r, per -jr
gallon . ?K
44
II
!(
c
Water-Ground Cornmeat bushel...
Culpeper Creamery Butter, per
pound .
Finest atagar-Cured Dims. ..
Mustard Sordine* 1-pound cans..
I boxea Rollt d Oats, Bnoal made..
5,0 a boxi i (larga >'.z< > of ? intrai al
per iios; .
' v.Mii'ia, In pint boi
?.'?i-i pounds Honeysuckle Smoking
Tob?ceo, per pound .
a
23
20
75
5
5
Choice Now fris?. Potatoes, pt h .
.'..' o i ounda Import! d French Can
-, ock, ! |. tunda.
, quart bottlea Pale Bi ind).
Impoi ted .
vi dosen pint- Extract of Lt mon..
.-? i ounda Pur.- Lai d n I
home .
\\ hlti M ick? n I. I ' d juicy
fresh gooda just r? c? Ived i y ??
i? i p. r dost n . o
V'i large bottlea of Celery Bouc* mal
y. u mouth water ju I it,
I i bottle .
,",?i large bottli s Bw< 11 Pi.-ki? -,
home-made .
New ?'top Dates, in tinfoil boxes,
soin, l Inn?; in s\ .
I '.' ' pound - Ni W < ' Molina Rui.
i"r pound .
French Breakfast Fresh T
? ..?t.. .
r>.'??i pounds Fresh Mocha Coffee, 3 ?? -
juHinds for . /?)
Home-Made Blackberry Brandy, ?
I er ')iiart . O
(111.son's did Rye Whiskis-, per
quart .
Rock-Candy Syrup, pure sugar
per gallon .
".im dosen ".mis Thistle Tomata -.
peY can .
1 import' d p. i r. any quan?
tity, per dosen .
SO dozen quart lara Imported Mua?
tard .
5
5
7
4
l?
inn dosen Finest Simar Corn.
h?' dosen Small June Peas, fresh
- .
; ?. i-po ind can - Fines) Trip? one
of our btggeel bargalna.
I cans Condensed Milk, fresh
la .
ln.ojo ilozi n Washing Powd? r, Z for
75
3?
6
5?
10
6
10
5
47
5
D. 0'SlLLIVAN
liiffhteenth and Main Streets,
Richmond, Va.
Two Telephones.
tap ir,.Sa,Su, Iu?Th! _
w \mi:i?.
A GOOD LOT OF WORK-HORSES AN1
Mul. -, Addr? m JAMES F. BRADLBT
12U porter afreet, Manchester, Va.
-.it _
W tvBTBD,
TO RENT A GOOD LOCATION IN Till
country tor general merchandise stm.
house and dw< Hing, Railroad station pr.
fi rr? d. Address J. K U, US IP nr;
street, Roanoke, Va. _ap K>7t*
\\ \vri-:i>.
BOARD. AN ELDERLY MIN18TEI
,I>rl> ite t nails' preferred) Boon
Br? ikfast, and Supi er. b< to en posl
Office, Third and Brosd .-ire: - I
BOX 12*_a :
?it 11 K BBLLBRfl.
CREAM Pi ITS. JELLY ROLL*
Marjorle Pi? -, 12c.; 1 ?range <'-'k. s, 13 l-a .
-, i", . do* n. svmIi 11 mu . - ;
Snaps, ..". pound; ;>o kinds Fancy Cakei
Citron and R ilain 1 !ake, J1?-. pound; Ai
buckl? '. 1 ton" Layer < 'akee, h?.
Cake* 5c. pound. DRINKARD'S
north Sixth. 'Phon- r. ap IB-It
Kl? '11 MO.Ml LOAS Ol KICK.
LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE,
Si, na, AMD BI MORTH NIMT1
STREET.
f.?n. gal L : bi on mtisl - curitlei
Highest cash price paid tor old Q0I1
and Silver. ap ln-'frn
IBWABO HHI Ml HIMRIH.
Msyor*? Offlc?
RI? bmond Va, Apr I 14
BOO.?TWO HI'NDRF? DOLLAR8 RE
ward for Information thai will I? ad t?
th.. arfsoi and conviction ol either u
the two n -otitis negro men who murder
. d PoM? "in II R I- ' I 1. Austin Molidas
morning, April 11, IBM,
RICHARD M. TAYLOR,
Bg l'.-it Ma? or,
i^tis BICYCLBB now > to a.-,.
NEVi ISM MODEL LADIES' AM
GENTLEMEN BICYCLES are noo beim
sold on eosy conditions as i,.%\ as i-'.
others outright al ii : ;..",. and hlgh-grad?
. and CLSB, to be paid for art. 1
received. If you arlll cut this notice out
and aend to BEARS, ROEBUCK A CO
1 'hli ago, th? ' will semi sou their IgfM
Bicycle Catalogue and full particular?
jii.iii mim ihi 11,1111111 inn 1 iiiiiioiiiiiiinii.ml
jWa L. Douglas I
$3.50
Shoe!
<J TS fit for a :
V ?Kin?. Very:
atyhsh, easy =
fitting and :
durable and I
just as good :
in every way :
as those cost- ;
IBM from $5 z
to $7.,
.Watts (n nil the li:i/->t ?tgtajj
fif tut mu? every variety "/
th* Im si Imported n,ni 00?.
= BaasBte h sfA? r .
E We can afford to sell
r this high-grade shoe for
?$3 5?, because we make
E and sell our shoes through
: 55 exclusive stores in the
S large cities at one pro?t
= and do the largest busi
E ness in men's tine shoes
? in the world.
S Jlaile to moaaaVS ?/desired.
E 0v Bt-r? a UcaUJ ?t
1623 East Broad St.
SIIIIIUIIMIUIIIIIUIIIIBIIIIIIUIIIIIIMI
order?? for printing sent to the Dispute!?
Company will bfl given prompt attention.
god th?. at/Is of work and priced will
lis, auu. tO 1 Ica?C you.
AUCTION S AI. F S?Till? Day.
P
WHEN HEAL ESTATE IS BOLD 1
TAXE? FOR THK CURRENT CAL
DAB VBAR ABE TO BE PAID I
HATA BY THK VENDOR AND .
VENDEE
By C. II. Oliver. Auction?, r.
1 ENTIBE 8TOCK Of I'LA?
-i AND ?LOVVEKS.
In order to close up the buslneea of
Richmond PlOral Company, I will
FRIDAY. APRIL 1-th.
nnd the following days of this gfeck
at No. .Tl/!! east Kf-ad slp-el. th? ?
stock or Plants and Plowere, consta
of Roses, ?'aims. Geraniums, Verbe
nnd all kinds of Spring and Sum
Flowering Bulbe and Roots. Tl
plants were grown especially for bed?
and out-door planting. They will |
and bloom In the window until wm
for th>- Kardeii rr (-,.nv tery. and COO I
to blo<im all summer. Sales at 1 ' '
M. gad 4 I'. If,
PRED. H. WILLIAMS
ap 12-.".t S 11, stria
Al ctiov SALKft-enture Days.
WHEN REAL aWifltTE IS SOLD T
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALI
DAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID I
RATA HY THE VENDOR AND T
VENDEE.
J. K. El i m A- Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
prULIC AUCTION .SALE OF A
THE REAL ESTATE
BELONGING 'n l
THK ESTATE OF THE l.A'l K KEE
JACOBS, CONSISTING OF DES1RAB
RESIDENCE? ON NINETEEN
STREET. TWENTY-THIRD STRE1
AND ON M. ?SKY STREET FRONT1
TH? NI.W AND HANDSOME JEFF1
BON I'AKK.
By request of the devisees of th? l
K? . la obs, and for the pun -
. division, wc will aeil by i uWI<
r? j mi the premises, respectively, and In
w I following order, all th? REAL ESTA
In the city ol Rl< hmond, d? vis. d by
will of the aald Keeva Jacob?, d.a?
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL ?, ISM
st i.:u o'clock P. M. the BPACIOl
BI B8TANTIAL A M > VERY DESI
ABL DETACHED BRICK RESIDEN?
?o. il" north Nln? ti enth ?treet, on i
esst aide of Nineteenth ?treet, betwi
Franklin and Grace streets; the lot fro
Ing ti l-J f?eet, and having h d? pth
i ;. feet, th?' dwelling having two itot
and attic abovi bam m? nt, containl
about I] rooms, and there ai a detacl
brick kitchen of I room? on the lot. t
pr? mieea being In g.I ri pair, and h iv?
th? usual etty convent? nc< a.
AT I OCldOCK P. M. ON THE SA.1
DAY,
the VERY DESIRABLE 2-STORY B t?
MENT AND ATTIC BRICK TENEME1
DWELLING, at If/] north Klneteei
Btre? t. 'h- ?ol frontil - ?51-12 feel
said ' a I rid? of Nlnet? enth street
having a d< pth of 130 feet; the dwelll
containing ? rooms, of good aise, hivi
the usual conveniences, In g.i repa
and there is s good kit? hon ..t I root
..n tin lot.
AT .".:? O'CLOCK P M . ON THE SAI
KAY.
the LARGE AM? SUBSTANTIAL D
TACHED BRICK DWELLING, No.
north Twenty-third street, on the ? .
side of Twt nty-thlrd, b? tw? en M iln i
Frsnklln atreets, the lot fronting sb?
33 ' . t. and having a depth ol at?
H feet, th.- dwelling contalnli
:? room? and th? usual conveniences; a
.ai t be s? xr day,
THURSDAY, THE ROT INSTANT, .
S ?rei.? ii-K P. M .
the THREE DELIGHTFULLY-SIT
ATETJ AND ATTRACTIVE BRIt
DWELLINGS, Nos. 507. SOS, and 511 Mo?
itreet, opposit J? ff? i ?on Park; No.
Isom? coi ner r? Id? n?
d of two st?fl. - H bov? I
containing I rooms, having the mod
conv? nlence? and b ing eHpe? tally <
ni rabie In i bar t? ter snd loc itlon, the !
.'routin? about 991-2x157 feet t.. an all
... r< at wide, and Noi, 601 and 511 b I
ind attractive two-story brick let
ol '. rooms i ich, the lot? froi
Ing ibout Bbtl57 feel t ach to ?aid illey.
ah persona In quest of desirable, co
ad plea -: it I bom?
at mod?r?t" cost ' as those s?
big Investment In good rental properl
at respectfully si ged to attend the
TERMS: One third ee?h; balance
equal Instalment?, by negotlabl not?
at one. two, and three ?> am, with i
iddi d. snd ' in i by d? ed
trust, or all 'u.-h. at the option of t
iser. .!. K. ELAM A CO.,
A in '
\ L [SC 'I'?1. Ex? ' m i iv. an IS-tdi
-, .. gby,
Ri al Est?t? Aactlon
TBUSTBaTB AUCTION SALE (
LOTBOUTBSABT CObNtR OP UK'???
LAND AND DINNEEN 8TREE1
Al.S.? LOT ON NORTH *\\<y. BROO
LAND NEAR DINNEEN BTREET
itlon of a d< ed of trust dal d \ p
15, 1MB, duly recorded In Henrico Coun
< 'ourt, l >e? a-Book 151 A, ps?e IS i
sell, b) auction, on the premleea, on
WEDNESDAT, W'Ull. R IRS
- ' lock P M the abov? -n
PROPERTY: 1st, th? Lot aouthei
corner of Dlnneen ind Brookland
has a freatagc of 10 feet bj depth
;_'. ni'.re or leee; Sd, Lot beginning
leu th el le of i irook
nlng v" fei eaet of I ?Inn? en ati
in* .-i frontai i feet, running be
109 t. i it alley.
TERMS: Enough In caah to i ..
of ?al.-, any taxe? that may be due. a
th. sum of $118.05. the residue at om ..
iwo yesrs, Interest added and ?f*cur?*d
! ".!. .Ji'ilN BAGBY,
ap II Id
REAL l>l V?l i: AT I'll I \ ill ?ALI
UK %RE S.VTHORISBD TO SELL
r""U A NON RE8IDENT, FOUR BRI'
DWELLINGS The) must b? ?old, a
a bargain can be ?xp? ct?sd. <'..n
about them. will pay handsomely as
i ivi itmant. J. 15. ELAM ?'< I..
gp :.-int in:; Main atrt ?I
FOB SAt,C.
aa^asu bmodiriu PbTARTS,
in Knie Thrifty Condition, for
pri?es to suit th?' tines, BUltabl? fl
Yards, ItowetM hu ad o. motet
purpose?, ah orden by mail ..r telegrai
promptly attend d to.
JOHN P. TOLER,
No is north Laun i
ap 2-eodlmo RIchlBOCSL Va
F?ll REST.
fh gjT
FOR HlAi.
No 1021 PARK A\ BNUE, II BOOMi
, month.
No. oit north Twent) I roomi
Bi) pet month.
No. MI north rwenty-thlrd, I
; er month.
No. y-t north Tweaty-fourth, 7 roomi
i $11 per month.
No 611 north ntb, 6 roosm
I in? per ne
No. Ml ; esst Broad, $pi p,
month. i. i?. CARNEAL
II \" it". . ist Main
POR BES l.
| A VERY DESIRABLE PLAT OP FTV
I rooms, aith t'..th and all conveni
? T.uns gaoderate. Apply at l?BJ Qro\
? aveaua, gp :
*
MBaTtTROS.
MAS??Nl?' NOTICE. A SKK
CIAL COMMCNICATION OP
LODGE OF STRICT OB8ER
\ wei:. \,. :", a. f and a y .
will be held it St. Albana lt..11 BATUR
DAY. April If, ISM, at : S P M. sh.ui
for the purpose of laying the cornel
ol th? Virginia Home for the in
eurablea Ma*', t Hasona In good
Ing at. fraternally Invited to attend, an
the Worshipful Maatei requesta that a
the brethn n wear ?lark cloth
and sie.. -
Bj .ltd. r of the Worshipful M i
P. L Reed.
CHARLES A. NE8BITT,
?P nt-lt Be? retary,
HKMOVAL BOTH K.
RK.MmVAI.,
W. S. PlUher. BeaJ. L. l'urcrlt.
W. 8. KILCHKR & CO.,
i leal. I H ill
COAL. Wool?, AND I'OKK,
have removed their ?/BBSs to MARaMIAI.I
AND BOWE STREETS Order? for Pus
may be left with A. il. Martin. BE ?<
Broad itreet. or ?u-nt direct to the i.uu.
Phones: Old, m. new, ;-?. ap lv-lw
'HA
EN
'RO
HE
JT3
Dm
sell
inly,
itit?
Un?
?as.
II!' i
Il -jfl
Urn;
r-1 si
i ted
?au
i A.
AUCTION * .L.?M-I1 ..?r-. Day..
WHEN REAL BsfTATE la a?ji
TAXES FOR THI? CURRENT
dak year ARE to BI paid ol
IV TUU ? / I.- v r .. . .. . , ' '
AMD l:n
RATA BY
TENDEE.
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Bj Button a- Co.,
Real Ks' All
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Iwvwmg? ???noi bu e
OS A
TWO-STORY DETACHED Fl'iu
DWELLINU
AT THE NORTHWRST POR'
DAMP. AVENTE AM? I.
STREETS (BARTON Hi....
in esa Bttofl of ii i ; .n, oeed
to tin- und? reigned u
2B, 1836, and reoordsd li i .. -h
Henrlco Count) Co .it. in i .
"a." page BI, win,h m
?ore the peymenl of ? cet
money therein mentioned, d. I
been mode In the ; .
thereof, and tviri? .;
the t" ni n. i.irs, ?a.- r> .
at puhie auction, up i
MONDAY Al'ltli. ;
ilf B40 o'rl". k P. M
? PROPERTY, being II
vi s.-.i by th? deed of
i - on? d.
The nouae la eomp
good oi I ha
The lot front? fin f.-.-t ?n
tw? n parallel lines IE feet t
U reel wide
TERMS: Cash aa to ?
any tax?e thai ! .
LOW, with Inter?
IWT, the batano? upen h ir.."?'
tw.-lve m,,:
upon the pr< pert}
! K '
JOH
JOHN B. PI R
ap T_
T. runnill, A
pOURT SALE Oi' THI
Valuable Cotton Mill
and Other Proper!;
01 tu
Swift Creek Cotton
Manufacturing Company
THREE MILES tTROM I .. .
\ A ,
IN THE COUNTY OF I B
AT AUCTION.
in . ?
Equit) luurt ol
,?,i.i,..; on the It
onsolidated chain
"li. E Sal
Manufacturing Coin:. nj
"J. L. Lind s Swifi
alanufac luring Compel ..
pending, tti?
. m ml . . rs, '/> sa
offer tor -
front door of ;
Hustings '< in. in i
tmrg, \ a. on the
.11 DAT OF M U
commencing at - ;
REAL ES i Al K. In? ludlng
tie reon, ms< hinoi . . I w.
thi Bo Ift-Crc? k Cotton
i -i., my, and all tin PER
PERTY on the |
m?; "1 about 13
the ?'? ?T'l? ?N-Mi i-I- fully ?q
machinery
ton goods
power, i wat?
of tin- ssat- : from 81
furnia i<
teen tenement :
boardlng-hou ? . ?ton ... .
lar?.
.i large quantlt)
.., ul manufai i
building; s n'-antity cf corda.
pr? mil
m ere h
fun
.
Tbe machli ery embi
spinde I ISO loom
. .
equlpp? d with an l<
l- ite mm-:. ' ' thi
TERMS i ?n- -fourth
am " In three qual I
Bt four, eight, and f
?ift.r. i ild lef? !!-l ;
de.l by tho n? -<
ii.-m da) of m
prop? rty t
all tie- purchase-mom . .
cept that the t? rma of ? f th?
prop? i ty aball be i
v V ROBERT .- '
W. BRI I" IN
S|. . I
Vlrglt i?In I
kenrill.
'
Swifi i n . k ?'ot'on y
pans-, a als.
'ami
J. L Llndaay.
MISf
.s-A Ifj ?'!. k Cotton Manul
piny .
i p, p. w inaton, i
ei w . ommlsslon? i
m the at'"s-. -style?
' v
: , has h- en given by I
W. Brj don T< nn int. nil
pi "S . d 1.-. lie .
<;i\. n undi r m\- hai I I
April, isas. p p. w
IZ-td
By J. B. Blam I
Real Bal it? A
rpB?BTEB'fl B?hk BY P?BLK
I auction or niK
TWO-STORY AND RASI M
DU KI.un?;.
No. 611 NORTH Pll-"I
In "X. ' :!i"ii of a cert
to 11 i und. reigned trust?
ti. " Richmond Cham
Rook IM "C." i
1 1
required so to do I :
win sell by i
ui
TUESDAY, APRIL
h P M . tie- R|
: -, i i!.. d : . .\
north Fifteenth
The dw< Hing I*
le brick b illdli i
'
alw . A.II.
TERMS Ps
".ish. batan
month
i red i s
trust, or all > ash ai I he pi
I I : I I \ M
1- fl I I
P.s ?'. I. i n. L D
Ron] Botet? it ksuct
v>: M
TRUSTEES BALK
OP
THE ATTR .CTIVE I>E rA? 'HI -
URICK DWELLING
NO. Ill WEST 0?YALITIBET.
p.s rlrtue of
Vh rk ID ' Ki. hmond (
Court .! fsult
It of e. rt.iiu in.
ami being ' -I'M' ! o to do i s
public auction, on thi pr? m
WEDNESDAY. APRIL .
at : o'i i"< k p m . ih. ai ' ?
I'Ri ?PERT!. The dw. Ulna -
and ' i ata i
The i,,- fi I feel
fe.'t on a- western in,.
< .eii i n hu.-, with a bri
the I Tie.
TERM8: Coeh
cuting tins trust, and I
? id Int? r. -t ; bai :
b?- announced at sale
?I, ... c K DE
PROPOSALS.
bitte? Superintendent <>f PubJ
1 "tl> A i
Richmond V v
HEALED Pt;"Pi'SAKS \\ ILL !
reived ?it ms orti. Room j. best-ment > }
City Hall, until U o\|..ek "ii M
April II, IS:*, for REPAIRS I" TH
COLORED M.MSilolSK Said
consist of Plumbing. Ptastertns
penter's Work. &e. A list of IB
to im don?- csB be seeo at i' e ?in
Th? commute? : i? right t i -
|ecl any ami all bids, or lo give Ih? wei*
of each department separately
?EOR?K R. ham
ap Hit Oupvrluivudu U

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