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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH- _
P?mberton, Cordes & Mosby.
The New Silke.
Taffeta Silks.
In these ?lays of cheap dyeing
sud flimsy weaving ami stingi
ness then 's a kind of iroodncss
that has COm.e to he called "old
fasiiioned." These an? 'old-fash
ioned" Taffeta Silks, equal lo
those made in the days when a
silk dross wan expected t<? wear
tor twenty years. We bought
unusually heavy mouths ago of
these groods- thoreforo v. - are
now enabled t<? offer s?nn<' ster
ling value-- in these poods, At
least loo shadings to sol? ?f from.
I 75c. for the qu.ii?y whl hi ly I
at s&c.
K,c fur th? q Mils
at It.
$1.25 and $1.35
Novelty Silks at 95c.
?lust tin? styles and qrtaUties
you will want, too. These are
displayed ??u our centre tables?
several thousand yards of them?
all the newest ?deas and color
coniliiji'itioiis. in l'l?id, Check,
and Striped Taffetas.
Corded Taffetas,
entirely ? novelty, heavy
? ,i . i.|, v? ry *.. o?.:!,, full line of all
tii? n? w . IncladloB
HVhlti , Blue, and
I'ink, K . U.S.
Printed Chinas.
Just r> . i i v. ,1, mi Immi ' nir-nt
cf tins comfi popular Manner
r-llk fabric, 21 ei tra-h? ary
Boallty, ' ' ' :. ..-.. .' j it
X' in., .
New Ribbons.
A beautiful lot and n- m
lUbboni mind you,
Soar. ,i ( Bod fresh
and pr?t! a tx .
At Be. P? lks-1 >ot and Striped Qaos?
and Tail? ta Ribboni. r, w and pi?
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At ."?"? . Fancy Bti '
!.. tlvelj i., w ji.i"
At I I '' i R . ; i.rol.]
, in a full line of all the at *
and staple ladli
SEWS OF SOOTH SIDE.
BB. p. v. t oGBiix mm sa posmos
uva; \ it dim; Tin: m:\aji;.
Wh-T TO OLD NORTH STATE TO WED
Mr. Bat-let. and >Hsh ctsslaVIo l'lmi
n ll> in, 11(1:1 Altnr In >,,rlli t'aro
Ilnn?Ri-tiiriieil J.u*t 1 ?eniiiu?
Baaalor lu tho rSarniioo ? Bilsfr.
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Bounty, ?ras seen
lf i!''' ni .il m .i ... Mate
?/or tin- Stau Senate in th? fall, ..
Sort had it. Mr. ?
pad been urged b) t mcy to
sun for the office, but had not glvea a
?eclHlvo reply, He had the m l
Sidvistment yet, and In ?;uud time n
let the people know his purpoaa. Mi
bill in now Commonwealth'? Attorney ut
ehestem, H, and coui ty aup? rlntend? nt of
tue DsBvocratio party.
Mr. Cogbili'.s loss by Are
A hat burned his dwelling, ncur the Court
house, Mill be aboul ,: uoo in i
Varancc. Ho is living ut th? hotel, ai
the Courthou , al ? r? i nt, hut will build
soon at the old site, wh?re also hi.? father
lived.
WENT AWAY TO WED.
Mr. W. 8. Bowl it und Misa Minnie
?CriUdle, the former uf Manchester, ami
the youiiK lady ! Swauaboro', w?
3*iorili Carolina Friday nl^lit und Wer?
married. They returned to th? elty lus I
?uvening at 6:?0 o'clock, and were -iriv? n
to the reside no?.- of the groon
? a Hull Btreet. where th? Ido in
the futurs. An Inform . , was
tendered the young couple last night, and
thay w?re the reclpl .,.-. oi man;
prtobaa.
This marrlag? wai ?
many of their friends, The bride left her
Some Friday evening, saying that she
was going to visit Miss Barhani, who
lives neai I During ihe \
Rowlett called nt the Barnaul
und the two young people lefl
??aying Hi. y were i oing in North Carolin
to marry ?
Ml'SIO IN CHI RCHES TO-DAY. | .u.'(
The Chun ii ol 111 city will hav?
elal music to-day, us usual on Easter |?a
Hunda y. J ,\r
The following progi aran " I rj
pared by Ml , A. ?' Harding for the , ,,?
llalnhri.!-,.- I el Baptist chui ilt
Morning Service Opening unthem, | ,
'Awake. Thou That Bleepeth" (El h ham); ,,,,
SsTortory, "He la Not Here, But '
Bisen" (MiUard); hymn (Ist), "The ?
Hymn", ?!d), "Welcome, Hupp) Mom- T
".rig" I Jut
Night?"?loi ?if 1
loi v "D ill) Sing tin J'j "in- | prj
.v mbera uf the ? >
Coley Lov? II ai .i I.'in 1 Hanlli g, Altos
SHsses Shirley Walton and Klossie Uood
Hue: llnrve) II irdlng and
John Roach. T< n
ton and l'.ivlil Harri
Of especial attn lion Is the programme T
o? aervl? es to be 1 ' lerian t),v
Church to-day. It is adven ,:'
Morning Servi ' Ion;
ant:.- Marks
Evans), full chuir; Hymn No. 4H1?; :
turc lesson; i yer; Hymn No. 41;
tory; anthem, "Th- re Is a (In . i Lil
Away" (J. A. 1
Hymn No. U>\; sacrament; Hymn No. '.
|?n ?diction.
Afternoon Si i \ le? Invo
catlon; unlhim, "Bells of Easterttde" (E. .
(}. \aii Orodell), lull choir; Hymn N
Scripture lesson; l' ' r; Hymn No !. ? ?_
offertory; anth? ra, "E 1er ?
!-'. Lorenz); aeraran; Hymn Nu. H, I : ? _
dJetlon.
The choir I com? ? ! tl
Bar? i ' ' ! Mr. w. .i.
: !,. A W Uarber. Sopranos V!r?
A. H. Fitssei Ml
f. W. Ulbl a Ins Am H i; >t? i ;
|(l V.' B. Brin I i Cl.il
Alt"- Ml Ma> Cro? l. and Mp C !'
Kimme!. " T. noi W, J I v. i i
and K. A. Phillip i as \\, W Cl
anrl E. i.'. ?lilt,? ,
?Th? followiiiK l*1 ' '" priigramuif tor? l'ill
" ??-Memorial SUBday-SCBOol c- it I: a- ' pilil
mil
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put
the
al.o
T?ie New Wash Goods
five In vo in ?.?reater variety ami
al louer juices (lian the lABM
I'.lll he fourni elscwlielf.
Madras and Ginghams,
Foreign and Domestic.
Tlir serace-fjpTtog cottoa fab
ric, as shown by us, comprises
nil kinds in -? nerolis assortment,
from the American goods, at 10c.
;t \ ;ikI. t"(Jie liliest Scotch gOOdf
imported.
At 10c.
American Glnghr.ma, ' ' good quality, la
;
At 12 c.
A mi, h :'.n< r and Uaht. r Wi Ighl Glng
li.n i. bright i ? : * colors, plaldi, i h
At 12 c.
Am rican Mad? Madras, aashes and
\. "j a? Ight, v ry deslrabls
f,.r i i and geni ne :.'.;
.. liirts.
At 25c.
i:,,ii Scotch Qlaghains, strictly fast
< I..I ~. .stripes, j'l.iids, and
At 30c.
,-i very iinf BBd light
-Aiiniit Scotch Olngl ?nil cscluslve pat?
cord ?, di' 'ks, plsld
At 37c.
; ; Oingham, a noreltj*, very
llghl \\' ? :l.t.
At 37 c.
Bilk Qlnj bright, ri, h plaids, vrry
' ihll ' WSiStl and ilnl
Prinfed Linen Lawns,
iiiiiii" favorites, elegant washers and
rearen, neat i '.!: rm, in figure*?*! Btripes,
uni polka-dots, llplit. im-dium, and dark
il"r* .Be.
tinted French Satines,
Bother "id favorite, foulgrd i
Igures, bI '.d polka-dots, iy and
Printed Plumetis,
i ted Muslin, ertth Hgnrei nnd
:. w ;. Dd exclusive p4ttl ill-_Be.
Real Irish Dimities,
"rearara, light snd
irk coli ' !' is, an i polka
.S3C.
Printed P. K's.,
-i. pi ii pi hits, absolutely fasl
, ry d? slrable for lad! i - and
hlrt-walsta .
oa thi? i at "."'", f''( lock: Pn -
en Hymn No. vo. "Onward, Christian
oldiers"; prayer; Hymn No. B9, "Ansel
"11 the Rock Away"; Hymn No. 224,
i;. : rectlon"; addr< hh; Re
. .. h..i No. 88, '("in--. Te PalthVul,
al thi Btraln."
Jttie Worker? "f Cdwardln-Ave
." Christian church will meet Bunday
;. ni"..' ,:. An es
?titled "Tie" Banter IP sill i?
v? n. m:d pecial music has !" a Br
ingen. Mr. W. J. Morrlaeetts will sing
Mil".
i . ( Irlmsli y will presch at
.' eet Baptlsl church a' i. 11.
a t< r the morning *m n I
in' etlng will be held.
BA8TBR -MoNWAV OBSERVED.
ro-morrow, as Easter Monday, will be
n?rally obs? 11 ed in this city by old
id young. Thi I t Is there will 1
w old people In tin- city to-morrow.
tere sill be 11? nies and i by the
,,\\n people and egg-bunts by th? chll?
< h.
lui.. Be? " ' f ( '. ntral church will
r eggs In the yard of Mr. W. 11.
,HI ESalnbridgs stn t, from I t"
. ami thi re s m be another hunt
Mr.--. Qary'a, corner of Ninth and Per
streets, at I o'clock by the children of
Pi. ! . t. r?an i inn. b.
:. Y. P. U. QUARTERLY MEETING.
:' i ; :. t I ng Pi opli 'i Dniona of
chmond ami Manchester will held their
irterly meeting at Balnbridge-Streel
iptist church this afternoon al i
huk. with Interesting exercises "The
: "in . ach et tin- i burches will
th*r In the lecture-room of the church
:::ir. o'clock and go tu the room above
.i i i\. The address "f the evening
ii i di llv? red by Rev. i >r. J. it. Taj lor,
j, . i.nd.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
ir. M. A. Cheatham, ef Chesterfleld
iinty. |g in the city.
',1 ri"l'ellee J', |,le is Visiting h'-r
Other, Mr. <;. A. Pi pie, on Poi : r
di i ; e Wood l< ft > iterday for
r he??' ..ii? lhai Clty, to sp? nd the
Bter boll la) a
Bva Donnelly Is vei .. al tin
lid? II''- Of fa? f :.ltle f, Ml.-V? lltll 1.11,1
its
.its. Mathews, wife "f the Hon. Nat.
nil, ws, cf M? Karl m's, V.l., la \
r sister, -Mrs. B. !.. Ingram, 1411 Porter
ir. John Han j Arch? r, of this i Ity,
"in|.aiiieii by in-? niece, II Re
eher, of Richmond, has left lor Ame?
, i" spend the holiday? with Mrs I
eher, his aunt.
he Board ol Pire Commissioners will
et in ri -.?.m Monday evening
I o'clock In tl ' tact] chamber.
m Tin sdaj aft? t no m at ?: 8 o't lock
Cemetery Committee will meet In the
uncil chambi r, and will go to the
mil ry i" Inspect the grouada
'in- "Dairy" entertainment mi. n by the
.lor Epworth League of West-End
?nil at Cerslej's Had, Bwansboro',
?.?.is- evening was a succ?s? A large
wd s*si prea I and the recitations
Qladls Womack, Lilly Morris, and
,ih R< dford v. ',. well rend? red Rev,
i'. Rosser lectured on th.- "Small Boy,
I How t" Spank Him." and was much
oyed by all present.
in- People's party of Bwansb-aro*, at
il- m in;', a. 1 r i. ;.. v nielli, ? ndol -. d
.1 i:. Mai im i"i Hi.- onVe of (' *m
tsloni r it Revenue, District No. l.
id. Tin.' meeting also pass??]
olutlons endoralng the mojiey policy
: by Colon? i William J. Bryan,
I pl?]d ' party t.. r. p.-.i! the
d-grabbers' law, and to fesaugurate
Biatlon to have better public schools,
that children can ko t" scheol Instead
working ?n tin- faetorles, and grown
in take tl In tie- tec
les at good wagesv a committee weg
'ointed. i i i,.rapo sed ef tine,. <,r
members named by tie- chair, tu coa?
with it'.- Populists of Manchester,
fhstan, and Ooochlend to arrange tu
the li' hi ?hi-! fall f'.r
te -aii Hsnee ptoilgsd la Iba
i > adopted by the party.
r, Jam. s A HarrtSon, who his b?SB
; fur two or three week?, remain?
ut i h.- same.
Pr<?Hr??aa.
in" in Grove'? ?3uinla? Liver
?. mak.n them batter ihan other liver
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A Springtide Store.
Spring and Bummer Goods blossoming on every floor and in every corner. ( I ur store also
lias put on its gayest holiday attire and is decoratrd throughout to suit the present sea
son. Jf you haven't seen the store in its new- season's dress, you should. "Whether >ou
wish, to look or t<? buy, you -will be made welcome. Our spring and summer preparations
we re never before so complete or so sbundant. Richmond s shopping public have learned
to know that we can be depended on to <totted the BEST THI?IG8 for their use, and to
s?dl them (QUALITY CONSIDERM)) ns cheaply ss we can. Below yon will find, from
an economical standpoint; some very interesting reading.
Wash Goods.
Printed Mousseline de Soie,
the ideal Bummer fabrics, tin-, shimmer
Ins, and Hsht weight, strikim-iy asw and
bsndsome patterna .,l'''
Silk Organettes,
weight, Bheor sn?l r-'.lky, solid
only, Cadet ?'.i \ Lovei ?sr, Black,
Bile, Blue, and Plnfe .
English Galatea Cloths,
new patterns, absolutely fast colors,
very desirable ?for children's wear.Be
Real French Organdy,
Xhe i ' '''' ' ?i Boo , Imp ?tad Koech
lin, Bamgsrdner'a nsake, pteastns pat?
: coloring?, the 171(0. quality,
Hosiery.
The now spring goods, plenty of them,
but this relatea chlsfly to the U
kind.?, ah of the same dependable auall?
tus for which this store is will known,
find, as BSUal, all at ISSS than inatkjt
prices.
At 12 c. Instead of 16 c.
Ladles' Absolutely PBat-BtacB, Pull
negulsr Mu?' Cottofl Hose.
At 25c. Instead of 35c.
L-dtes' Fsst-Black, Pull Begnlor Boda
. mil Cotton Hose, ? Ith r plain or
dropsti!
At 35c? Instead of 50c.
Ladles' Extra ?j'.aiity l-ast-Black, Pall
R? salar Mads Llsls or C< ttop Hoi
and drop tit? hi d;
A! 50c.
Polka-Dol c,>tti,n H'ipe, dr.ip
BtitCh, colon TOB, Black, and Navy-Blu".
II12 c. Instead of 19c.
Chii.it- "'s Pa t-Blacli Pull I
Made Cotton tin?-.
ONLY ONE SESSION
BBBP 001 ST, HOtVK.VEIt, EXAM
INES BAST WTTJTBSBBS.
fill WITH EAGAN ABOUT EMBALMING
l'i'.llnmnr That i:*i-t oui missnry
t'i'iiernl Spoke of l'i perlmon t* 1?
IB? S?hi th?-Mirueons ??ay IIipj Unit
So Bagar le bos B itii CBuans-d Boos.
WASmNOTON, April L?The military
utirt of InvestlgStiOB bold only 01
ion to-day, but a large oumbsr of wit?
were sxsmlned, loeladtng i
hny Burg? ona ?n ? hai as of militai y hos
l?ala, Their testl_*onj was generally, to
h.- effet t th a they had had no
in.? With IhS ?atiii. (I boot and that su
ir as th? > knew the health of tin ir pa?
itits bad not been affected by Its use.
The court ais,, hoard the testimony of
it. ? Iret nleaf \v. Simpson, of J
>w engaged In furnishing beef on th?
oof to troops at Inland pointa la Cuba.
ho atated that ha had bad si r? rial lab r?
lews arlth General Bagan prior to the
King of hids for the troops a! Santiago,
id h.ui urged the impossibility of aatls
ictorily aupplylng beef to th- Cuban
oopa In an othei way than on th. hoof
on th? bloek. He also atated thai he
ui haii more or I? . talk wltfa ? l
tul with th? agent of Armour ft
ii., eoBct i ning the use <4 the pi i
in was dlaeuai i ,\ in a
raeral way ?slth Bi Bagan, who told
.-a that some Inv?
sole In the South la thai dli ;i ?b. Be
11 hit', i red thai the i apei Imenl a i -
I made In the ?nteres! both of the gov?
rni!. nt and of t ii
Lieutenant Qampfer waa recall
te th? pai ti? niara ol hla me? Ing with
r. H? Qdrlx, w?" bad d, Br,
impfer said that he had recognised Br,
orehouae, whom be had me! upon lesv
B the aritness-stsnd, aa the man who
ni atated In Lakeland that chemicals
re need to pn senre the me it H? i -
oaiin .1 and apok? t., Mr m ti
it the latti r d< ctared that he had no
collection of ever baring seeo him he
re
fh< coui ? then adjourn? d until 10:38
rjyaday morn _
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LINCOLN, NEB., April i QoTornor '?'
lyntei to-nl| b( a? ?it a rn?. ?age to l?
gislature vetoing the Senate bill which
mmenda the Piral Nebra ka Regiment,
the Phlllpplnea The buuntags la the
II objeett 'i to by the < lovernor
We acknowledge \Ai:h gratitude and
y the fleta the I the W ?t. owea tin m by
..son of the iioiior conferred upon it by
, ir valor while defending In the Philip
Mill- ,it,
ni adding b? w glory to our n ia "
rio- Oovernor, in his veto,
ol Btultlfy in> , If and :
Igment of the thinking people <-f tins
immonwealth by Blrlng official approval
the statement that tin war of coo
esl now carried on In the Phlllpplnea
in defence of the pria? Ipil I of mir gov
tur. m. and is addlog bob
a."
riie S?nate promptly paasi d 11
er the VetO, bOI ?rt failed III
i- House, tin Populists voting solidly
sustain the Oovernor.
riie tiiii was passed some aays ago.
,i the veto followed shortly after an
tended conference between Oovernor
vr.t-T and W. .! Bryan, who returned
me to-day.
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ire more popular to-day thaa
r. The eost ui mi.ill. hot the |il. asure
I ainu.s.-ineal a-v lar m SBCCSa Bf the
?t We carry au Immense stmk of
m. Two thousand Uve handled fr. sh
ord.s will tie ii i lived Monday. It costs S
hing to hear thsm. Tiny are at work ( Wi"
ail hour? In our vvarsrooosa. We
WAl.TKK D. HOSBS S CO.,
NO, 1?J0G Bala ?treet. j
Colored Dress Goods.
Much that you never saw be
forg ami much moro that you
cannot find elsewhere, and the
Staple things in ^a.st variety,
with fil tlieir modifications and I
ini|irov?'menfs.
At 50c.
siik ai.a Wool Novelty Suitings, uew
Bpring . had! igi, for th? ai aal ?i quality.
Scotch, English, and
French Suitings,
Incbei wide, in pi..ai- or cheek*?, very
fashionable, for ladles' tailored salta,
. r m parati skirts .It
Melange Serges,
ii inches arlde, stnctly all-wool, odors
Brown, Blue, Oxford, ami Gray|
Mixtures .ate.
Scotch Serges,
th.- highly fashionable fabric for tailor
alts, In the shades of dray, 11 inches
wide .UM,
Venetian Cloths,
fer ladies' tailored suits, all thi w**rect
Bl w sparing shad, s .$1, ILS, and * _'.
Herringbone Cheviots,
'/or ladles tailored suits, entirely
English Suitings,
fcr ladi.s' tailored sails nnd gown?,
checks, Invisible ptaidB, and stripes, "niy
i of a kind.f; ami fg.M yard
French Print Wool Challies,
entirely new patterns, light, medium,
ami dark colors, figures, itripes, and
polka-doti.BJc.
Silk Striped ChalUei.Tue.
Two Specials from Our
Underwear Department.
At 10
A Ladli
Ribbed i'ottoii \
light weight, nicely mad" and flnlshed,
the usual i:1."'. Quality.
At 15c , a Ladles' i.fgrht
w.iKht Ribbed Cbtton Vest, silk tape hi
, and el istic a runs,
IMIlltl OLLEG1 \ 1 11 H ?.SB-BALL
I'oriM-n Deiaaia i.?'??ru in?Gearae*
Ion ii ?Vlas from i'riiict'loii.
ATLANTA, GA., April L?A largl i n a I
mell defeat ti,.. University of
leoigla at Brisbane Park to-day. Young*a
rorb was th<-> feature of the game. He
truck oui ten mi n an I allowed the Geor?
Ian? but two s?ant hit.-. Genger, Cor
eir cat her, i tughl bli foot In s base?
trap and broke his ankle, Bnd Newton,
nother of the Ithacana, had ins no i
r,,k-n by a fOUl-tlp from his own bat
eort : R. H. B.
..in 11 .| 10-11 I" |
k orgia .10.14800? S I I
Touni Q nger, and Smith;
on, B ink- ton, and M : .
Qaar**gela**ra Defatsis P?la?*ata?.
WASHINGTON, April i g orgi tosrn
efeated i'iInceton on tbe <leorgetoun
i id to-Baj. In an exi Itlng ami i
i g me, by th? r< of 1 to ".
rin. .. ten's defeat was due to the In?
MHty to touch White when hits meant
h,h. Score: R. H. i:.
eergetowa .7 U :;
i Inceton .i I I
Batteries: Georgetown- White and
, Trine, ton Heir, Hal rtson, snd
sf< r.
i.ni*? ?-tic Defense Oarallava.
COLUMBIA, s. '. April L Lafayett?
'erwhelmlngly defeated the South Caro
ta Coll?ge ball team ob the diamond
". In th' ir s.ii.1 and
ii. The - R
.:? l ". " ii i i o i
?nth Carolina .01 10 .II I
Batterie? Let lyett?, n und and Hue;
mili Carolina i Zimmerman and
.
l.chie.ii Daw aag.
?REENSBt ?Rl ' \. ( ' . A| rll I ' ' { -
im Tin- i nu.,- Bit) of North i ?arolins
p d up tin- fa s earth this ,,ft, r
on aith Lehlgb, hittiiiK White all over
e Held. At the clos? of the ninth in?
in,'. the score stood 11 te S, in favor
the Carolinians, The score by Innings
as follow-; R II.
irollna .00 I l I ! 0 I i II B
.0011100081?1 f>
Summary: Struck oui By White, fee
thigh, I; by Lawson, I; Harklns, :'.
Noi ii. ?'srollna, -i. Lehlgh, I At?
MRg. 8*AYEB MOOBB lltl'.ll.
rlrasag aa !i?-r Owa n?-?'out.ni*??in??
In l.nr?'?'ii> ill*??.
*EW TORK, April l.-Justi' i s ott, In
.- Supreme i '..iii i i., i . v. i ! -. ed Ml
iyn? Btranaa Moor.-, on her own re
matter of the
ainsi h.r of stealing silverware from
b Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. This action
is taken ..11 the BOplICStlOB of the pis
.1 Attorney.
ira. Moon has been prsetlcally re?
. I 0 tar as tile illdietmellt I'lial^
,' h.r with extortion la concerned. She
is under M-08J hall ob Um chara.'
e.-iiy, but the hut?! proprietor, having
i ail his silverware, rshlblted
In? iiii.-iiii.il tu pn ss the ' i
riiis ends < ? serias of protracted
obtain Mrs. .M?, a. i release, she aaa
on the extortion charge, on ar
um of the febaenc? of Martin Mahon,
i'unpl?lnlnq wltaeaa l*br "bodger
;" M .han, Mr-, .\l"'irt-'?( hUSbSBd Is
a m ivini? a term in Blng-Bing prison.
1rs. Mooes ?aid that sh. would not ra
li to Atlanta. She thOOght she WOUld
abroad, with her mother, la fog d i -
A I'-'-n'fiiiHk^r Shot.
Cldie Dlxon led,,;. I? . nd. :iV"i. d
play tlio rots Of I" BO -maker In B r..w
Wolfe'a bar-room, corner of Ninth
* Byrd streets, last Bight. He is bow
th?? City Hospital, suffering from u
und In th? Il ft ami.
; i.. Bhoti Were fired In the row. The
t is said is bavi besa the one which
nnded Dtxoa The asSke want Henry
. TaUaferro (eolore-J), who is thought
have done the -h. ...I 111?. The ball Wl s
railed from I ?I x . - arm. Ills hurt Is
s. I ?"UK.
Knalrr It nut? inlirHiM'*?.
.hat mor? SO sptabl? than
(In.
lSHBURN MANDOLIN OR GUITAR"
navs Kiel received i larg? i"t ol ihasav.
WALTER 1> MOSES ? CO..
/ No. 1?AC Main street.
Ladies'Tailored Suits.
We have suit?, pria s .-is low ?s $7..>
Bad as high as BSB. The $s.7*. si' le h
fully worthy Of the company it BOOBS
it la plain but good. Our aim is m havi
S'lits for little mooey and Suit - i : BBU4 h
BBOBoy, and Salta ;it between prlts -, bul
value ami an BXClUSlVe style * M
i rery one of them.
A Special from
Our Suit Department.
The aliove hlghly-fasbionabfe and en re
illy-talwred sanosot, made of excellen
lallty of Importod covert cloth, colon
Igbt Oray, Brown, and Royal Blm . m ol.
r-front Jacket, dip front, ja. kOt line,
ith taffeta silk, skirt and Jacket alabo
rately hraided, prie,. . t?
Poyo Lew-? ?Voaag Alaaooi Woll.
ROME. April L-Dra. Maasonl and Lap
onl tin. evening removed a fragrdenl o
ead akin from the Pope's wound, whtcl
is almost completely healed When th?
adages arare removed the Pop? aid no
?.'er tiie Umst psrtn, and ho aft rv. ,,.
mvei-sed with hli - ; to traga, The gen,.
lb of the ! ?tiff is good.
l'er?oniil? sind in-:, r?.
' !' Slade
'? rlaltlng tin- t.,muy 0f Rev. Oeorg? E
oker in Polrmouat
lev. Ooorge i:. Book? r, p-.^or of Palr?
'unl Avenue Method! Bp -
urch in this city, win deliver -
ml addn re Tin- \ I, toria :
Society nt Buff lk ?',..
:' ?. B R Dlslli will till th- pulpit
\ i na:,;, _tr< . -t church both
u'liit,g and night.
'he ah ?otlng tournament a? Bl ind
rk April ;,tii. ,ah. and 7tii win be for
ateurs, sad prof? . . ill be bar?
i 'r ' i', w i i be bo admiaaiofl i barga.
in Tuesdsy Bal Mrs. William Boshsr
el ved- from Vienna, Auatrl . a ;i"'i
tiie death <?f lier grandfather, Herrn
Jor-Oeneral Eugene Bauer??Csaky
hie d, N . jit.
Ir. J. Rosenatock will leiive the city
Bll April th- 8th to take a trip tw Bog?
ii. Pram ?a, and Qei main.
harlie McDonough, son of Mr. T. Q,
Donough, who has been very 111, is im
vlng wrrj rapidly.
Bessie Pierce returned home yes
i.iy ait-mi ; i^ant vl -it
i wo months t<? b< r atster, ?
BSJ Mays QOOdS, Of No. !-- BOUtb
util street, left to spend
tier with in: it?, i,,i, Misa B
i, .
:r. i:. T. Horner SBd family lofl
lay for Pine I i' k .Mills to BOend
iter,
i Edith Brown, ?>t' Wssblngti i
Sag tin Mtaaea w tddill, Ml Park ave
r -, a. ,i Vaughan I still quits alck
ii. r residence, M8 n rth Twenty-sixth
les Minnie Merry Dew, of Spotsyh
- VlaltiOg Mrs. laii'on ? ? MU?
?aal ? it
la? Lu? i-- Lt Bosch left for Norfolk
ley m.u v. h< re ie will |
. r holidays wil -in. .\?:*-'s
de Henry, ??f that . Ity.
r. John i.' gaa Hanklna we il to Hall
county yesterdaj to spend Boada] a?
ie.
ie naarrtage "i" Misa Mamie McCarthy
Mr. Bi tn.ini Schutte has been an
need, and will take place Wednoi
?i nth, . l S P. M., al st. Patrl
Uli. Nu Bl
i,. Bluebird d the Heavj !
amaten,- ball ClUbf, wl 1 P %J t"
tow morning.
rs. Thoassa < 'Conn >r, of No, i? : L ?? ?
i: i rtra it, la i i f Bl.
ra .i.iim Wall and daugl ' -
chburg, are Ins Buesta 01 ?heir
nda, Mr. sad Mi-. Bdwsrd
-, and Lonlstana atret Pu
rs R s i.iimpkiu. of RIcha
,tv, is vlstttas bet parents, Mr. sad
?I. T. BJbB? ,', Ol C nirch Hill.
rs. L. h. Morrla 11 retunasd from
Vrnk on a BUSUl? - tHp.
The Valu?- ut Hellnhllll y.
wa t" be -?r rain moi I be
The laiiiin- boos le ira whose ' sds'
,-an ..!y |.i. Th-re :-. .. lot
enhast?e claim* tliat ccsoa and BO
: ie sdvertli ement. When you are
t-arch of a piano and wish the real
t." ?aase and examin? th old raSa?
Bteiaway Knabe, Hardmsn Stand
end Klmball pianos. Thoj are known
>w here. Th, i do int ?I'l'i '.i n any
h ?le for a reeorhmei ? itlon, w hi i
lind ill? be t mUStclBOS liiofe-.-io.iiN
uamtsusa ihas. yon arlH Bnd the
,-n.im- I plan,s Need \.ui heat tat?!
bi ahow then, 10 you, and laoa judge
o iraelf,
WALTER l> MOSKfl & CO.,
No. looi Main ?treet.
Pemberton, Cordes & Mosby.
Black Goods.
The largest and the most com
plete collection wo have ever
shown, and, of course, the best.
New Cr?pons,
In AB-Woet, Wool and Midiair. ,-ind SiM.
nnd Wee?, lu un imm?>nso fesaillfeSSBl of
strictly new and hands??m patterns.
';: .., K, KM, $1 ?. Ji.73, J2, KM, and up
to W.
At 50c.
Storm SV
Ch'S
Ki nch, Engllsn,
and German Jacquard**.
At 75c.
Blot i I
? ) -, lot Serges,
Fancy Novell
At 85c.
IhaK'
Whlj
i'ipl. '. :- rg? I, nnd
English, !'; h. ai I
<; ; man f
Lawnand Percale
Wraqpers.
Pi. tty, Weil-Made Hoi
rgany attractlvi ityles, and at
frosn .
WHITE GOODS.
Some ? ; .' frota i ' B
Departmeat which for tinir genuin?
cheapness cannot fall to attra't t
economii il ?hoi i r,
Madras,
full yard wl
a rappei
n?glige? shirts rerj One, soft, ind light
weight, thi usual S)c. qui : ,
.: .
Three Extra Values in
White P. K's.
An Extra-Quality Corded P. K .
weight, and th.- usual II Me qu ?lity,
fel . >:>:<
Figured P. K.'s, foi ladles' shlrt-watits
: dn is? - smalt, m at Bgurea, tha
Be. quality, al.He.
An Ex! rs m led P. K., !
Be. kind, at. -"
Dotted Muslins,
"in.. ri '.. band-embrold n d
.inn's, :.''.
ind ?Be.
H. S. Flouncin?s,
,n il .-' hi nistit, : ed and tucl
iklrts ami Intel l
ralues, at .- "-. I
White Organdy,
: ,..' nnd fheer, '
. I
Silk Waists.
Tin's is the greatest Shirt- VTa)-?
showin-* in tlie nistorv of fj ,
store, but it is a show ire
of special notice?that ?g, 4
newness and the exclusion.' ig |
tho styles and thi 1'?"'
prices. Ooi assortment con. .
Waists of Safin lhnhess, ! n
Polk;! Dot, ami Shot Tat?. f. |
all th? be W and hard-t<>??*ft
shadings.
Trices ranga from 18.50 t
Parasols.
a m. raent of ,
ht-after ?
Hal la, | ;
.II. ' ' V !
h tal Silk I ,
Y\ hit'-. Bttrel) ;;
IK Ksl Mlk Pan ,
Umbrellas for Sun or Rain
I a
Vaille .
! Guaranteed Bilk I'ra,
L-tigtll roll? ;
Blsck .
Some Extra Linen Values.
fg-Inch Bxti
...
A IP- I 1
.iti'-n i ?am isk Nspk
Two Specials in
Linen Sheets.
i.in. a Flei
. at.II 1 . -
i Ail Unen Sai its,
brsed, - ry weight ' '
.'.ir *.(>' val:.'-, j'.,. J,
Special.
moad nji'-nf-i for the cele?
. at all
, -ii" k of al! .j .
. f r It. J.Kff-r's Sanitary
'oollen ' _
MMMHMit
The market still contin?es to advance, but
we sxe amply stocked with i full line of
I lard war??. Carriage and Wagon Material, V
?Crimpand Corragated lion, Cut and wire
Nails, Barbed Wire, Poultry Netting,
\\'?re Fencing, and are are holding thei
Be near to old figures as possible. vVi
save you money. Try oj ! fore ] icing
your order.
BALDWIN & BROWN,
Headquarters for Hardware, Roof
ing, Nails, Wire, and Wire
rearing,
1557 ?-A5T MAIN STREBT,
Opposite OKI Market, Richmond. Va. ;
*++ *>--?~r*> ??-t4?tt?
Hun I ?Sad Ps?8w|
j BABOBBS8 DB HlK*<? B >?? BOBS*.
asBBBoaa BapaaeMf-sws BaSo by
Her in I Inn-It?.
I PARIS, April I.? The Baro?
: Is d? Bd.
' Baron II left an e I
and afterword th? i'
nt in ?-"ie
i; ?Ian refug?
.??K> ptll'lle.
i aaa quite as -.
markab!? a p? i band.
nHllona In het own i
| r wealth .
that t husband. Bl
daughter of the lat? >
ol Bl " Im ' U ?Id midt.
a i iwa that
,, tW.500.Wii
In tii r York
work .ma's deal
run.
- ??*>
AD1 ?>< i: PB? B OB COAX.
Dealer? Meet noil -?,? lie? lido Willi
liefere.n<- to Milliriici!-.
Prom i,
il .
Th Of W hielt '
talk tur some
n
A la: -
'
[t I the <!' al?
;
which on .
i i \iim?iui iv, ?ouiim,
M.XIN0TON
Mrs. .loh;, . bi n i all d i
the bedsit] !
M < ' : I
i?.mi. I r K Mr. R. D
to Rs :
Sill.- L !
Miss Mary V
W
an ei
:
Wi Ha? e trota
reotoved ,
ry. at An.
New I hn> hi
death 61 Hi J? ha B M i!rum
lie waa s?II Know . i
roth? r , t
Ii te J. T. m
Ml Can If Cornwall, la visit
Mr. i' '. of Alone, haa I
I Pa., where lu- ?Mil en
gase In hui Ii
gne naught? r of Rev.
I?, a ;
I? i de i vieil to her slat? r, Mrs. w
Laird, ol Danville.
M ,:ilam Paxton, ?>f ?il.c.wood. is
visiting fritada in Augusta couuty.
Mis? I.ouls? Baylor, of Charlastown, W.
of bar friend?, the M m
Wilsoa.
.jii.Ik?? a. k. Leaks, of fjaoehlaai c?ui
| his BOB, 8ta kB
, '.lv?.-?it
- :. g **tSstJl
ln I :. 1111 ru? r -. lia- r, tnr:
Ml i A line Nelson rt *d ft"
an . Bti nd
Mi .. ( ' " i .- '/.
eats, Mr. and II I
Barcia returned to
M Hi;ii,,,l h, W, \ i.
PattlS Mvrrs h.-i'
:
Mi. v. nil -a a '?; urgow at-1 d ;'
t r, .\' ?w, hat
nton.
v HJIes . "*"> M
lie? n -. r psr? ut-., Mr.
John Me? Main, of it
turned hi :
mi i. Kerr, who ha?? been '-i ''
friends al
home In Hardy county, B
Mr. .lane - A. K;rk|
ton, BT. Va., li 1 his ]
1rs Willi ? ni Kill-,; j tri',c, i
\
Mr. J M ' a4alf.il N r'M on a 888
Iron- ii ii.I ? . nl-Mlii.-r? ?.Irlk?-.
I ' \ T \ .. \ .prtl 1 v i
"I'vs..
ed St F
k 8*41
llilr.l f,i inline? BJagsHigi
, \ \ \ 11 a a
,,'i i?. .'..! <. Th.
will I.-- ,:
\ l>|ii.inl m. ni? on- ?li?' ? ?mil.
WASHINGTON \;
t the |
i iiirgi
i -41. iah
J> - F B :'- w: Il w.i'ii.)
ni: \tiiv
I SKIt'WITIl in..! at lb?
?other, In this city, un y<
loch P. M . SI K SKiew I
eauehter of the late Orsy Skip*
.".m l? Bklpwlth, in ih.? SMh ? '
; hi i
funeral win t?a?* pi?<*e ' '
h?iii.?e Ne, ?II we?' Franklin itreel ?
TO -At? IRROW (Mond ?) >, at
of tti? family UWU-O. tu atluuJ lut?**
nient pin?ia.

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