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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1898.
WHY WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
We do more business in a month- we have four stores?than the average tailor does in a year. That
means we use large quantities of goods, and cen buy them direct from the manufacturer. This, to
aether with the fact that we buy for cash, enables us to get the VERY LOWEST PRICES AT WHICH GOODS
CAN BE SOLD. WE SELL EOR CASH, THEREBY SAVING TO OUR CUSTOMERS WHAT THE CREDIT TAILOR LOSES
ON BOOK ACCOUNTS-FOR, OF COURSE, THE GOOD CUSTOMER MUST PAY FOR THE BAD.
Our reasons look well on paper, you say. SEE OUR STOG?. WE WILL DEMONSTRATE PRACTICALLY
WHY WE DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE.
Worsted Suitings?Suit to Order, $15.00.
Worsted Trooser Go
O-srl^,
0
MORTON C
^BBBssa a insauBBB
^aa?sr?
171
Trousers to Order, $5.00.
& CO., TAILORS,
826 East Main street
al
SERI?OS RACE CLASH.
conflict imiEi.Y womi-.n IH
ItOHTn CAROLINA.
THREAT TO BURN A YILUGE.
Negrora Gnlber In Fore?? to Cnrry
Owt th?-- Fajgpsas WstSta Men liHlly
and Compel 11??- Illnrk? to Leave?
Dansrr >?>t OTBB,
WILMP SS? 22.-A
Bpeclal t" tl.. Star f; un Lumber!?,-.
. . atabas st?
pole, sieves* miles rwutaaraat ??f Lumber
toa, ?vat; robbe?! ?ni.i bttrned. Clrcum
i io eertalB a<tsaroes. The
mutter ha* bsBB und. r invest igtition lot
ral days. T?SBt? rliy. it w
that f""\erHl :
if It, t)i t. rmin-.l t., re?
u i gad Ihnatesad to ban
th? tow i
of th.-m rlllage aft.-r
dark, ainl the wlii .. ' B I.
BB tl ' ' s ?uiiiii
? hooting. '11:?* lire sraa retuin.il l.y th?
fi m ?a ii-.i' i. si Uxwil iifty
Bj ii-"1
Til. ev ning, the ttagroes ominen?
BSBlbllBg heavily ?um.d. and ?\;
ition t.. Mara ab ti?
IB* right
Hl-.'l?;: ' iRC MI'.N'T OP WHITES.
Help was nuked from Lomberton, an.l
a nunibwr of young mi n. heavily arme 1,
Icf? - tel? phOBS ni
hua Just bees from Asbpole t-.
th.- eff.-1 that tha oegroi bad at setnbl i.
an?i that fighting sfaa expected to com
Dic-Doa la twenty talnutea foung men
are hastening to AsbpolS from tl.
rounding towns. Tlio Begroef BU
atrong BBd at least one liundrt.l ?rhlt?
naen ara already there. Anotlit r m
Indlcatea that ?M trouble is on. Th? i
groes were assembling in front of Dr.
I. i the ?IkIi's
ut. ?m,i the telephone circuit
Immediately closed. Tin- tti.i.h'ino Is in
his residen?.?-. A second body of nun art '
preparing to Have fOf AShpolS si 9 P.
If. Baas Iff Hail, with s large bods of
BBSS', has Just left J.uml.? ! ton foi
pole. There Is grout exclu-nn-nt bare.''
LOBS LB?YB.
"11:43 r. M.? Information BBS I !
i ?... j from Dr. Drown, of Asbpole,
Baying that the white men had Btad
negroea leave. About aov? nty i
the negro,s wore very BtBbborn, and at
ilrst refused to leave. The Btalta men,
numbering about '?^>. Beat n.
twice, un?! they reiused to leave.
The third time they were told that I
di i Bet luv? UM white mm woi.
Into them. They then retired, the waits
I making them go In two dir??tions.
Dr. Drown Bays he can hear them BBOOt
lug in every direction. II?- cannot Kay
whether they will it-main away or not.
Tho White BBBB ha\.- :-tation?-.l watehmen. ,
ii. w. Blake and ?:. I. wish..it, of iho
Carolina iteghaent, arara
present, and Wlrhart acted as com
mandant of th'j white foms. Both of
? men did good i I ?
TAX OX TOBACCO *M> SXIFK.
llntlea hiiiI IJaMMtifS of .Mnimfar?
tarera In Ihr 1'rt'Uilaea.
W'ASHINCT? Of, D, C, Od.b.r J2.~
i.'il.)?The following statement in th?
revised regulation? of tho Internal !.. v.
?uio Department, concerning ths taxes on
co and f-r.'JiT, under the Revised
.Statutes of the United State*, and subse
QB? nt BCtS, ll just BBBde jiul.Ilc:
"The attention of manufacturers of f?>
-.iiuff la called to the-loll?.?
lag sammarj I testant of tkatr prlaotpa]
duitea und liubilii?oa under the internal
law:
l 1 B? iiimh aubdlvialon of B
rides that
,-iivni whoa? business it la to
muiiufa, ?.?... t?**baceo or anuff for .'
employa others to manufacture
' or ,nurr. WlHlthtr ??,.? mailllfil(..
?ruthuw, y ouuin?. Pressing, aci
ni er , ,'n"lmf;" 'Ur* of *ob*?*0 <?
?aaooiH. i , , ' ^'PWagS. Ht?Mmi, ,.r
b2??-,. . ? o " r**,ul*-?a teosa any
K (>l ? '??.k t ,baceo. or ?, the
ra?on ?,t leaf ,..
os, ?crap?, ?-llppii^a, <,r V?UHt:
b.r aiiu?,:. taistkng ?craning' or inr
atas-r pr*-,.?a, ?hall ,?. n,,.arae0 *
UMW???? BBSS, at toba?"?i.'
! : ' r I manufacturer la r#
*?. s?4 t.. a-ldltioB to thla deenitlon "
;,lltJ ' '"" -*m ?luot.d pr,...
"ahrpt Boraoa sl.ait alao a* ra?arrtart| 1
as a manufacturer of tobacco Wl
w tO Sell 11 af tobacco In
than a boa
who asila directly to
,s other th.-.n duly register?
in leaf tob?ceo, or duty registered ma
facturera of tobacco, anuir, 01
who purchased In packagee
export; nnd all tobacco so sold
aa shall be n gart* i
i - . ii aaanufa
. shall be pul up and pn .
such Bianufaeturer in auch packagee o
as the Commis.-; Internal
with the approval of tha s> cretary of l
nary, shall pn a rtbe.'
FARMERi SKi.U.vc, LEAF TOBACI
. i provided by thi
above Quoted that 'fermera and grow
ol tobacco who sell leaf tobacco of th
..un growth and raising ihsll not bu
facturera of tobaci
And BUi h I Hing leaf t ?1
w n growth and raising BIS ' quil
to sell tii" same in Its natural
ia winch it was cured ?m the farm, A
if ?u'-h tobacco la prepared In say mi
asr Indicated In section t of this ata
ment the same will be regarded SB mi
Ufactured tobacco, and such farmer
grower win required to qualify a?
manufacturer of tobacco, nnd prope
] ack, label, end stamp uii
bq prepared and removed from t
of manufacture for consumption
1 Every tobacco manufacturer, bef'
commencing business, is required to ft
nish his collector with a ; a!, ment
Form M, in duplicate, subscribed une
oath, describing tbe place when- the ma
ui.ature Is cayied on.
*1. Every tobacco main facturer, befr
commenclng business, is required to i
a bond with bla collector on Form
The Penal sain Of 1his bond is to b I Ss
by tbe I of the district accordl
. the quantum of business proposed
bt ?lone by the manufacturer, Such pen
sum will B01 be lesa than 12.000 nor mo
than 739,000.
".".. Every person or Arm befo
menclng business as a manufacturer .
o or snuff, or If already commen?a
continuing bu lm a, la required
sworn return on Form n to ti
collector of tha district, and pay nj>ecl
ordlag tO tbe quantum of bnslne:
done 'im inn the prec? ding B
on the ist ?lay of July in each year ther?
after he will be required to make retoj
m auch form and to pay ap?ela) tax.
"0. Upon receiving Iba sworn atatemei
m u and payment of tax, tin- co
lector will Issue a apeclal-tai >tnu>r> t
tbe m.Hint'.u tut" r for tor whit
: tax has been p dd. Tins ap?
B 1 I at all t
asplcuously displayed in the mam
factory.
"7. Every manufacturer of to; i ;
immenclng business i~ required t
obtain from the
a < rtlflc it? (Form O) Betting forth tl
kind and numb? r
snuft mills, band mills, and other mil
and mach?n? i enumerated In hli dupllcat
tatementa; and this certificate la r<
lao to be poated In
, manufactory.
i bv a?
"1 Every inannfacturer of tobacco an
null is required to pis
nd of the building ? :
bualm - i on, .-.? thai it can t
llatinctly seen, n algn with letters ther
"ii not . loch i in h ngtb, paint
L'd In oil colors or gi?. In fu
",.imo and l.asin.
"The above roqubrementa are made > i
ligatory upon evsry manufacturer :
or anuff, and ai. Indlap? n
iider to qualify any person
>r, if commenced, to ci ntlnue the bus!
illy.
INVENTOR! OF ?STOCK.
"i". Every manufacturer of tub
muff, on commencing 1 id upoi
he 1st ?lay of January oi . vi ry BUOOOed
Bg year, and oa closing busl less, is :
paired *to render to the Collector, oi
'orm Nn, a true and correct Inventor]
if all the stock Be BBS on hand, inclinlini
uanufactuied ami ?BBltly manufacture!
;oods, arid materials of every deecrlptioi
IBsd m the manufacture of tobt
nulT. ?Section AM*, Kevi<..? HiatuUs.)
"io. Bvery Boanufacturi r
quired t" keep a hook <<r books (Forn
1). and to inter therein dally
utt? account ol all the m.t.:ial pur?
based or n felvi i late in-- factory, and
f the tobac ' m iuulacti.il .I. .-,.?.1.,
amed, or removed tor consumption, oi
ale, or rasnoved from t?a pla . ..i manu
acture In bond, nnd of all ma'<
very dascription ?old, consumed, or .'? -
, ... d. Statutes.)
"11. Kvery iiiuiiuhutiii' r Of tohacco or
nuff ll req?tjeii tu lurnish to the col
ector u true and compll I from
is book or book? on or Before the 19th
ay of <a'h month (Form B), verifying
i? ?ame by his oath, giving all purchases.
lie?, and remov?is aiBdl during the
lomh aetxi preceding igeptlen
gtatubMj
''12. F.vmy manufacturer of tobacco or
tuff, b< fore changing the location of his
ictory, will be required to furnish to bis.
)lle?rtor ;t new ?tntenient, BI? a B B
and, have hi? ?p.eiai-tax stamp ragte*
main u new csrtlneate from i la
and file a closing Inventory. In
i?e, however, no change In Un p.nal
Jin of the bond Is made necessary, and
l*> sun-lie? upon th? manufacturer'm
ond already given are deemed to bo
"- ! and I'inpb', and th?. giakcra endorse
I bond their assent t<> the removal
i willingness to be hound in the
ew location, as It no change thereof had
-t?n made. lb?. Collector muy .lluw th?
KAUFMANN ?? CO.
Our Store is a Vast Exposition
OF FALL FASHIONS FOB LADIES, KISSES, AND <H I I.MM'.N a Rowing of intense intorenl of
its.-if, ami doubly interesting when the extremely reMtxnable prices and high qualities are oontidered.
-,
or
!..
o-1
or
ly
Reliable Gloves.
THF PICK AND CREAM OF '
THF LEADING GLOVE MAK
ERS ARE HERE
OUB IF??> FRENCH KID i
AM> MOCHA GLOVES
guaranteed and Stl I
hand by ? apei lenced
fall shades, Blacks am '
with s. if or Black atltchln ;
i with tWO patent i I
.11 iter i oe fastening i
that are ?qua] in tit. service,
ind material to most $1.50
m ikes; all .-i/.- s .". 1-2 m 7 "-I, at '
fcl.OO.
C MiU-l'ITTIXH ?'" ?RSETTgL I
i ?"n't wear an Ul-shapi.] Cor- t
- d then blame natut
k'r for Ki\Ing you ]
abad ?gure. Kaufmann'! Cor
se i, only ,
c rfectly Shaped Coi
made by n i . ik- i
ij. while th" prices are lower ?,
than others ask for Inferior
n ' as.
Women'a Corsets, in either
\\hit? or Black, made of good <
lie, ihn ?l'.le, atrong,
com),,Cable, weil bon. -d and (
beautifully finished, corded
-ill ?!z'-s, to ro al "? ?
CENTS
P. I>. Corsets at 12.-.0, $1.7...,
and 11 KO. '
R. A ?1 Corsets at $I.OO ANI> '
7.1 CENTS.
0 B at $1 25 ?nd
$1 no.
Thomson Glove-Fitting Cor
-1 ori bip, doubla
w. il boni d, w ill give ] rfi i t
.tioii. si ?t 00,
Ladies' snd Children*! Fer
ris walsl - m "?<?
CENTS ci'.
UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
Ladies' Silk-Stitrh?.l. Klnstic
Vests, tifw oxford cut,
high ni ck and long slee*. i .
with silk In neck, with Pants
to match, at OS CENTS.
L idll I' Fashioned RI
Ve ts, half cotton nml ball
ic seams-, and siik
tltched, at only TB CENTS.
Lined Ribbed
ait h
to match, si ? * CKN'i s.
l. idles1 Union or Combin itlon
the famous "M< lb i"
?, p? rfectlon In fit
11. per suit, onl 09
CENTS.
Children's Fleec? -Um d Wool
m tour sixes, -it I- I -
i i:\ts. i
lisses1 Jachis, Children's Reefers and Coat;
ntST, STYLE AM? QUALITY, THIN PRICES TALI
An in? a*e shoa ti
i our Qualities are ti
t money ?-.?n bay,
CHILDREN'S REEFERS?
i??? VERY BE8T AM? M.?i.M bu'YLES T?ASELE!
PROM.
Chlldr.-n''? Reefers, sises t to 11 eloth,
avy, Brown, end (Jreen, beautltul ia'nU collar, trimmed
i.iid. ja. no.
\ v stylish snd Nobby Reefers, with srge fsncy collsr
a iroldi red In braid, '" " ??
Handsome Boucl H illar trimm.
braid, IS " ?
Mixed Cheviot R itb fancy colar, trimmed in clol
. and Black braid, l&Btj
MUH ry Coats, sises I to 14 years, Uintmed in braid and gt
|8 ?><i.
Mlsaes' Jacl it quality i i evlot, hij-h rollli
illar, double-breasted, front trimmed si i . th braid, 88.0
<y?ery Btylisb Covert Clotb Jackeu, In unit irj ? ;i
lue, double-br? i ted iront, inlaid ?relvel ilk line
' BO.
CHILDREN'S KIDERDOWN Walking coats. Bises l to
us, trimmed erltta Angora for, for $i "???.
raro-Toned Boucle ?Coats, in Brosm, Green, ind Blue, ail
iicv collar, trimmed In brsld and gilt Dattons, *i SS
Very Nobl y ? Ihlldr? b' 1
nth. ? laborately ..nd prettily trltamed In braid, for only ?:. o?
$12 SILK-LINED JACKETS fOR $8.75.
Sp?cial ?ni sala Mond y, U L u fail-Weight, Silk-LIn?
ckets, of Pine Imported Kersey, new dan aleevi
und fr?i? k iront end strapp? 112 value, for IN.75.
Ladles' Black and Tan Cloth jackets allored wltb doubl?
Itcbed seams, i ' I liar,
v at ?Ml".
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Qood taste and refinement in buying are tli?
?ten, fact??is which bring snoeess.
iur gtj gx rior '" sny!bina tbosra in th
.nth. i. ' S with n?
Inty, ' ' *" ' ' restln
ot for the Ii
JILK-LINED SI ra Fine Cheviot < ?oth, Be? Rj
jnt Jacket, excellently tailored skirt. Jack?
ted with in-'' Quality taffeta, sa unusual offer tin
7 88
m? Suits of Imported Coven Cloth, wltb new dou
tight-fitting j ickel -. kh l i., i fa? kel m r
i with braid ? Un. d, at o? r SIS ????
alack
,,,?, Bull - In i oth Ml- -!-- and i. \i U?iS' _;.,, . |ackel
: , lined, for IIO.M
fiaht-Flttlng Suits ??f nice quality ' overt Cloth, aktrt an
,, lapp ,i . ; ket Bilk-lln, i. mit.-,.
B iits, in rich Bros ?, jsck? I srith
.>.-, n. n( Qu .!>" Suits. In Ui . nml N
i i k. ts, 0 M
Hack and Blue Cheviot Suits In ladle*' and i .
ket. well tailor? d, .-kin perc ilin, ?',
und.' t 11 SfctBl
I Artistic Millinery.
" WE piSPLAl THE MoST
L AND EA8C1NA
,,. TING PALL II \T CREATIONS
?. IN RICHMOND. It Is
diet of tl ; style-wise
hoppers that w<- have i
ful rivalry. It Is quality,
i -inaluy,
i- Ivi n-.- that < uiniii. nd
: i and ic ik< i our Mil
in in. Ble.
TRIMMED MAIS.
Tbosa New Noveltlei -
i ' produ? lions, moulded
rdlng to the K lufmann'i
eptloni end priced to you
s tha
the (meat and
itiful milliner)
ta m thi city. Beta the
?, '!'!" '1 t ' >' 01
, pocket-book humanity'? rltal
T ?not:
tsat $7.SO, $5.00,
- and J- " ?>
ENULTSH ROUND HATS
AND NEW COLLEGE HATS,
In ail the I it? ih ipei Hati
that ara dr< lay, neat, and be
con SO ?NTS up
I". : ?I s I.ST.
BOTS? IND GIRLS' CAPS
AM? T \M O BHANTERS,
I lu?; SCHOOL AND DRESS
n \\
md Boya' Worsted
' ' .| - nd I :lll ..' s -
i ,: ! : ; - i'!. > boucle, soma
with um!:? and r<
\ i Nat \ and ? Iraj,
,- -J? . ; N'TS ''H' ?ICE.
INFAN. S* LONG ANC BHORT
\ M CU 'AK S
1 Wh? i. s ?n i h an
quail?
h los i. i
l I .on a Bed f o i I :
j trimmed with
? h em?
i, for gg " "
Cream
iks, with mbroid? red i ape
H .-..i
Ml-Woo C
. If? ct. out-lined
i . red i idle, .-u only
BILK - \r-'
Ci: Caps, with
ii pompon
wide s'.lk
.-.?i CENTS
Bilk ' mmed with
I
t, lar?.- pompon
t and ribbon, shirred back.
, i ,i for iiii- week i?"?
KAUFMANN t* CO., Fourth and Broad.
- ,-,id i .nd to continue, and m ,
with tbe closing lnv< Bt
?Tl \\ Ithia the boundi
tobe? co manufacturer be cann ?t '
ifscturer, a
dealer, lh leaf tobaci >. noi
i? la manufsctured toi
LEGAL PACKAOBfl
"ii. Every tobacco manufacturer, be
fore aelllng or removing : i
aumptlon manufactured tobacco or muff.
. must pul BP tha saun- in pai '
. Be the law has pn-sn ih, ,|. .md in 00
manner. Th.- contents ol th? ;
.1 m t'i tha weight, etc., as
! by th.> stamp thereon.
"16. Dealers in manufactured tobacco
i are allowed t.? =.> n cavendish, plug, I
I and Qne-cul chewing, at retall, fron
! hulk packages, which ha. I i. put up'
. aad propsrly marked, branded, labelled,
and atamped by the manufacturar.
i ' ai.' i ?n Baaaufactured tobacco
BIS not authorized, nor Will they be ul
lowi 't. to cul a w.|. a package i-i half,
be Stamp, and to Bell th divide,!
portions of the package, nor to
tobac " from auch a dividen pack i
"17. Evi ry package al tobac? o or
Bg by a manufacturer, before II la
sold ".r ri moved from the ptaoe of a
or eoBsumptlon, n
bave on li the marks, the brands, th>
label, or caution BOtlCB, and a proper
;. for the amount o( tax due thereon.
"is. Th.- of a prop, i ?tamp
from any package of manufactured le
bacoo or anuff rsndsra au ta package liable
to ?dsure and forfeiture. (Becttoa '?373,
K d Statut?
"A proper atamp I? not only a ?cnulnr
stamp which ha? never been BSSd fSf 'he
i | meal af las tax on any ether psckaga,
but it mu.'t be of a siiltalde denomina!! >n
and of a value ?uftlclent to pay th? tax
upon Um tobacco contsinsd in the pack
.
"l?. Placing or parking of foreign ar
ticles in statutory packages of tobacco
is forbidden, ?Jee Circuit i
"20. All violations of the various re
asjlrsmsnta of the law. a? hereinbefore
I ?-num.-ritt.Hl. will subject the person ?o
violating the same to severs penalties, und
many of them, on conviction thereof, to
line? and Imprisonment. This, penalties
are ?numerated In tliests rcgijlaMoMa under
BODruurlate beadlm*?** [ I
lilt: ?III ?(lt. \\l\i: \\\? ut ?i,?ii
rather DMaf *-i<>i? i<? lavMtlajate,
Hui Sni.l III? ? i? SFStg Druil.
BABYD ?N. L. I ? ?
mi in 1 ?
bat BoTBsMe Js* ne, in In a
ithi r corns ;
deatalty kiii.-.i by th?- dl
itgun. v?;ung .ii i Be, ?!* -;
bas? d is ?i;
lu- Information and belle) of I
ether, la all? snd ss s r, be?
and suffering from a headache.
The young naan ?rent bunting, snd while
-ray came upon a supply of
i iii'h ii iik- d so an .i 11. Im i
Ussdy whtm be reached boas earrytag
gaa in Das band sad a battis of ;he
I'lnc in the " i" i ii? a ?i"??n "ii the
snd f. ii ash sp, sn
Banner the bottle broke, sad the r? i
i bis hair, face, neck, and ci, > 11 ? -
tg ?,ii tbl u|.p?T ?.art ef ids l)od>. The
-I dowp, BBS" SB BS 'it Ids OBBB
I t.-d B] . while th?- luitt
>;.?! BBOQ t!;- B*rXHintL In that r?i?.itlon
o I v bl t ?i 'i r,
rho Una - bed ?>ff for s
ml th.- n p. rt spread that Bl
uyni? was d ad.
Ia> ?ame. examined the |*OBBg
>an. sm??ll??l hla breath an?l the el ?thing,
ok g i. ill of water an?l waahed off the
in?-, and ;it the BUB time COOled the
ot li.-ad of the young man, who BS
I. Ho*B be mana*. ?1 Is blsaJl the hot
B so that it dyed him as it ?lid is not
?ally understood.
tin ii miMi t i^ii'\n?ix.
laroron-i Kfforl Aaainat I'olltlral Aa
BasaSBMBSatB ?n l>aeral I-:-ii|il??>-,?*a.
wa81m.\<;t??n, i>. ?v. October -"-'.
he ?Civil servir.- Commission la making
vliioious campnign ai-alnst |?olitlcal a*
?aamenta on Federal oftWIals Bad em
loyees, in view of the uppronehiiig el?*c
oua, and in addition to its own etr? ular.
as aought out an order from the P
fnVe 1?. pertinent, to be followed l?y BBS
'nni the Treaaury, looking to Its full
. .?-nt. Aetlng-PoHtmu??'T-??< ue
? Ueath has laauaU an oraer calling at*
tentlon to tha commission's circular, and
. lusry .uni u?. every means to direct
warning from the asm?
law t will employ
and po- a
I puni -mi- Bt
of whi
\\ in Bench ?Twelve ivei.
.i.im. river, ai itated elsewhere la tins
s ui rtstag quite
rapidly resterday. acting-Director Ans
ef th?. Virginia Wt ither Burean,
.-.-iii list nlghl that from Information re
ceived .t tha burean tha Indies lions were
that th- river would hue risen twelve
; atoning
The rlvi rii' it I o'clock thi*.!
Bsornlng was B feet, ami rising at the
rate nf on.-t. nib .m h
I iinlnlii I.nmil ait Matoneu.
John LsBBb ^?"Jl^. si Mat
,-.! . \ i .ug?
i Geaei ii i: ittle, ef Petersburg,
grac,-: ?duced tbe Congressman,
who?. ? u m ide it fine Imp:
wa* liberally applaud is he left
three hearty cheeri ware seal up.
Mass-Meet In? of Wheelmen.
The anneal n ig ol th? Rich
mond Lesgue ol Wheelmen will i"- in id
In the bail of the Chamber ol ( Warn
Friday evenhta.
All matt, is Of Interest t a win
I .- .1
The Pllll?? I'lav Is llit-r.
The paaalos Play, which ho? altractsd
so ?m,"-h attsntloa in thi* eity, rio
t?.i weeks' engagement her? la?t niK.ht.
ti. la si performance being witnessed pro
bsblj by 1.900 or .. ?. p. .pic
\\ ?I li.-1 in Leases l'on?l*tiitlnn|il<*.
' IBBTANTXNOPI K. October 2t-The
Emperor and Empresa ?>f Oarsaany left
here for 1'ahntlne at 5:10 this evening, j
received Bfl ovation from the crowds
of people assembled to witness tbelr ris- I
parture.
Ready-Reference Guide
OF
Richmond's Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Professional Firms,
maros, OROaRS, mi lie.
CIIASK BROTHERS PI ?NO COMPANY
4!'? seal Broad._
CABLE PIANO COMPANY
(Successors lo Richmond Music Co.),
J. Cl. CORLE Y, Mar
BOTELS.
THE NEW FORD'S HOTsTL,
corner E. Broud nth streets,
BILL ?v 8HERE.
n ?iti>\\ \ni:.
WHITE HARDWARE ?COMPANY,
1542 ' isi Main street.
_JAMES Wlim: President
WATCHMAKERS AM? JEWELLERS
JOHN BCHEER 1809 E Main
Jeweller und Watchmaker,
WM. T< ?BIEN, Jr . KM E Bro i ! Bti
_ Watch Repairing a Specialty.
JOHN 1'. K?HLER, 7!". K. Broad atrcei
Jeweller and I Hamonda and W 11
W. A. SPi ''it & 8< >N, :;,; i
RESTAI It ?VI*. \M? I \1.?mi \v
R, FRANCK ?NE, 906 east Broad
_It?-sviuiant and Oyster ll
W. H. ZIMMERMANN, 703 E Br
Cat'-- snd Ri _
J. GIANNOTTI, Ut snd W i:
Wines, Um Oysters In
_ i.? ry St;. !. . ':-. _
FELIX KEEGAN. So. i ao?t h Twelfth,
Win? s and Llqu?
Wllil-Uiilllil II?. A.
P Ml. YUR \' 'HEK lain street,
_Wire-Worker und _
III?. Il? 1.188 PORTR till it l>:.
WILLS ? BRADLEY, 117 ! :. Broad street.
ART GALLERY.
.1 C. FORLEY Broad itj
FRAMES \Mi IRTISTS' irPPLIBB.
F ' OREN ART STORE, -
GROCERIES, PROVI8?OS8, LIQUORS.
C i: BAUNDERS Na 9 I
_Slap;.- and Fai
PRIDDY BROTHERS Itreet,
_ ' ' an?l i'l"'..
IUST GROCERY COMPANY.
611 .
Wh i: tall.
?. M. COI NCILL, ?.!. i: \i irsh ill sti I
_ < Iro? i : To?, Islons.
? I?? ?MI?IC1 A '' >.. 1710 B Frank!
RICHARDSON ? C< l 922 I'. Broad H?.,
MERI ll KH l TAILOBS.
!. BJSILHARZ, a 17 . .; M iln
CHIS t AM> i.i. \????\\ tut;.
MILLER CHINA C( I LOS E Broad Bt.,
W. M. MILLER
WHOLESALE 'Kill ?I ? ?i MERI HAST.
^" W. T. HANCOCK
BOOKSELLERS^ 11 \ I IOM.ll?. A,.
A. HARTUNO, . street,
Books? Her and Stationer.
GEORGE M. WEST COMPANY,
ksellers and Statloi
HUNTER ft CO., 8M i tad Broad
. and Bcho -1 ?iupplies.
ri!K BAUGHMAN STATIONERY
Manufacturing Stationers and Paper
_ Dealers.
H8TILLBR9 IM) 1.ml ?ill III \l Kits.
If, J. ?'K?S!-:. DIsTI ILL
I
I'rv Our ?-Year-Old Wl . pint.
: M. F. WILLIAMS
Wines and Lie, ?or-.
BANKS *M? BANKERS.
BEC1 RIT1 HANK,
A. I! I.I Ail
?CITY BANK OF !.!<!IV
.1 W. SINTON
TE i niMI'lM,
HE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COM PAN r,
627 K. Broad and LMB E stain street,
j c now man. Manager.
IIK.VI, ESTATE ?U.CVU. ETC.
Real Estate{??
loney{?
H. A. M'CUBDY.
mh 11-s i ? ?aorta I ants atraak
OU) PAPEH:? KUH SALR
?t
l?*e. PER HUNDRED
at tbs
JDIBPATCH OPTIC?.
fOI g, Ac.
J. E. QUARLEl
PU >1 IIINti. G \s-l I I I IM,. A,
WES INCH. 1 .
Plumbing ind
i; M
1)111 <.?. IM) Ml I.I. (M v
GEORGE l:
..
? UfOl BAHXI \? rtKF.lt
OLIVER B. DTER
i
II VIIJ-l I II IM, IM? SlIAVI
u . F LYONS '
\ IMS \MI POI l i
VMES W. CARR
I' tlM s i\ii p\i\ i i n^ ?i ni n ?.
J. T. ? i>S I; V. N
Manufacturer and Dealci I
i
EMPLOI >ll \ I M.I m \.
R. W. ELSOil
com ii raONBBIBS, BODA-WATEB
GONNELLA ! :
?\
Ml BINEBB i OLLEGI
VIRGINIA BL'SINl
F. A. DAVIS
8MITHDKAL I'K.V TIC
COLLEGE. G ' - : : .
(.1 \n, MU t ? I I v A,
TIGNOR
'K MCIII
The Model Gu
II ?ItllW till
HARRIS IU '
HICK I.I-HI 'I'tlltlM.. A
?NS ? BHEPPERD
W. C. POND
Blcy? le R
at. ?. ? 4M) BHOE l?l 11 ' S"
F W. DABIN '.
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I
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B. I
CHAS .1 SHU.MAN
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7!!
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Fui nlture, Car|
. ?i>u:i i ihm itn - ion*' ' "
F. BELLI
m \ i rit?..
WM. T. HICK1
M
\ IIH.IN 4M) BJgOB*>BJ ' ?I '
K S 1 .1 K ' a
1 .:(. hin?.ll( M \M I 1? I' Ul\<- < "
C Q LAMBERT '
vi i: \m i ti "Minn ?
RICHMOND -
VIRGINIA STEAM
TOILET .
thi: lexingi n :^
10 and
i
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OF mus j aMSB a P
m- BI v I ?"BI
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Ji \u>u i o i ii.i n> ? ? *NV
BI BIOS H |N '
riven ai "
_
, ilntlng ?eut is lh?
patch Company will b? giver, owmpt ?
Uatttsn, and the ?tyle of work sud pr?.?-?
will >?k aura> to nt^???. vu?

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