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The s,aunch Schooner Sue williams.

The largest Of the Richmond schooner
fleet that has vet moored at our wharves is
the Sue Williams, recently butt at City
Island, y. Y. She is commanded by Cap
tain Edwin A. Pearce, gallant seaman
and most excellent gentleman. The Sue
Williams arrived at this port few days
since, and yesterday number OF ladies
and gentlemen, by special invitation, vis-
tied the ship and were handsomely enter
tained on board she is perhaps the
staunchest schooner OF the entire fleet, and
has a carrying capacity Of 1,10O tons.
Her depth OF hold is 1G feet inches
width Of beam. So feet; length Of keel, $50
feet; length over all, 1G5 feet. Ii is mat
ter OF curious interest TO observe the
strength displayed in the construction OF
ships now -a-days; and none evidences this
fact TO a greater degree than the Sue Wil-
liams. Even the standing rigging shows
this, being made entirely OF wire instead OF
hemp. All the appointments OF the
schooner are of the most improved sort,
showing that the builder, Mr.. David Carl,
keeps fully abreast OF the times in all that
belongs to his trade. The schooner is
owned principally by Richmond men. the
tolowing.named gentlemen holding the
shares: T. G. Williams, j. b. Pace, A. u.
Stokes. John L. Branch, Richard l.. Brown,
II. William Pemberton, ID. o. Davis, and
Curtis 4 Parker. The schooner was named
for Mrs. B. Ed. Buck, nee Miss Sue Will
iams, who is a daughter OF I. c. Williams,
ESQ, OF this city.
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Marriage at the Cathedral.

Quite large number OF relatives and
friends OF the contracting parties were as
semhIed at st. Peters Cathedral yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock to witness the inter-
estng ceremony which joined Mr.. Frank
p. Burke and Miss Mary Redmond in the
holy bond Of matrinOny. Rev. Father w.
b. Hanley tied the nuptial knot, and Mr.. NJ.
b. Leonard presided at the organ and
played the usual wedding music. The
ushers were Messrs. 7. Il. \. Burke (bro-
ther of the groom). Louis W. Pizzini,
ii. Clinton Boudar, and William G.. Owens.
The groom is a popular young citizen OF
Richmond, and Is connected with the
establishment OF Mr.. Andrew Pizzini Jr..
and the bride is most attractive and
charming young lady. At the conclusion
OF the ceremony the newly-wedded paiI
took the 1885 A. NJ. train at the Byrd
Street station for brief northern tour
followed by the best wishes OF hosts o.
friends
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Police COnrf.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday:
Mary Reed and Sallie Price (both col
ored) were fined 81 80 and costs for disor-
derby conduct.
Matte Epps (colored) was fined $3.50 for
assault and battery.
Eddie Benedick (colored) was jailed for
six months for entering the store Of VIII
liam Evarts in the nighttime and steal
ing Sl2.
Eliza Brown and Dabney Banks (col-
ored), charged with breaking into the trunk
OF Warwick Anderson and stealing S33.
The ease was continued till Thursday.
Daniel Mehin, charged with trespassng
upon the premises OF and threatening 10
beat r. +. Twimons, was required TO give
bond to keep the peace for twelve months.
Margaret Morris (eolored), drunk and
disorderly. Committed for six months In
default Of surety.
Thomas Rowe (colored) was found guils,
OF stealing an Oyercoat from the hall o
Charles Talbot and setenced to six months
Z In jail. Rowe was discharged from th,
pcnlten.tlry about three months ago.
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The Theatre.

The second presentation OF the "New
Jane Eyrev at the Theatre lust night was
witnessed by an audience not rs large in
number, as the merits OF the ply or the
company that gave it deserved, but which
was fully capable Of appreciatng The beau.
ties OF the piece and ITS artistic handling
bv Miss Thompson and her most excellent
support. Miss Thompson is too well
known to care for any words OF commen-
datlon, it being only necessary to say that
she fully met the expectations OF the att
dience. Mr.. George Learock rs Lord
Rochester made a decidedly good impress
sion, and proved himself to be an actor OF
unusual merit. The balance Of the COM
pany were well up in their respective
parts.
Tonight "Jane Eyre" will be repeated,
ard it will speak badly for the dramatic
taste OF Richmond il the Theatre is rot
crowded.
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Hastings Court.

The following eases were disposed OF
yesterday:
A. Monroe, for resisting W. c. Wilkin-
son. janitor OF the Police Court, was jailed
for six months.
James Perkins (colored), charged with
perjury upon registration, pleaded guilty.
Jailed twelve months, the period fixed by
law, and fined one cent.
Maggie Harris (colored), who came up
FROM the Police Court upon an appeal from
its Judgment sending her to Jail for sixty
days and fined $40 for unlawiully assault.
Ing and beating Rosa BraXton, to-day pro
duced to the Court paper from Ross
Braxton on satisfaction for the same asking
that she be discharged. A nolie proSequ
was entered.
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M0rluary.

The following Is the moItuary report for
the week ending November 18th:
cause Of Death: Burns. l white, col
ored; casualty, colored; cerebro-spinal
meningitis, l colored; consumption.
white, 3 colored; convulsions Gnfantile),
1 white, colored; debility, l white ;
dropsy, / colored; erysipelas, white
fever (typhoid), 1 white; gastro-entertis.
colored heart disease, colored; bemor-
rhage Qrom lungs, 1 colored; kidney
disease, colored; marasmus, white,
colored; paralysis, white; peritonitis,
colored; pneumonia, l white; scrofula,
white; syphilis, white; teething, 1 col
ored unknown, white.
Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive OF still-birtbs, 2S- white, l3;
colored, 10.
Locality. City at large, /; Marshall
Ward, |; Jefferson Ward, l.; Madison
Ward, /; Monroe Ward, Z Clay Ward,
3; Jackson Ward. s; almshouse, 6.
Rate: Rate OF mortality OF whole popula-
iion was 20.50 per 1000 per annum. Rate oi
mortality Of white population was 17.07
per 1000 per annum. Rate Of mortality OF
colored population was 24.S7 per 1000 per
annum. j. Il. CABHLL. NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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FULL VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

From official and unofficial returns re-
ceived by the Dispatch Of the late election
in Virginia we have compiled the follow
ing table. In ascertaining the popular
vote, the vote for members Of the House Of
Delegates is given, and where more than
one delegate was elected by city or county
the vote is given Of the memner Of each
party receiving the highest number. The
Democratic majority thus ascertained is
1884. Wise's majority over Massey in
1882 was 1851:
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n HE DISPATCH
rERMs uE ADVERTISING
... 49,. .vt ~ ovAxCE
Political.

The State Board OF Canvassers, consisting
OF the Governor. Attorney-General, Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth, Auditor OF
Public Accounts, and Treasurer. will meet
at the Capitol on Monday 26rh instant.
The General Assembly will meet We'd
ncsday. December 5th.
The Democratic caucuses to nominate
officers Of the two houses will no doubt
meet here December 4th.
There can be no doubt that some plan
will be agreed upon by which the officers
to be elected-especially heads OF depart
ments- will be apportioned as near as can
be conveniently done to the several con-
gressional districts.
There are two sets OF returns from Isle
Of Wight county. The election OF delegate
Is involved.
There Is a note appended to the West
moreland-county returns rs to the vote OF
The Hague precinct, which will raise
question as to who Is elected senatot from
that district.
The Democratic State Committee will
meet here tomorrow.
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I Eff h 90 90 W "A = /
! sAf i 9 90 3 ! ( "a ! liz
s {: :: !: : :. J. J J +. f.. !:
GGG LII UUU ZEE,

Warranted the Strongest Toughest aud Most fias-
tic Glue on Earth' ROYAL FAMILY GLUE MeDds
Fyerything SOLID AS KOCk HARD As ADA
MANT-fiRN As GRANITElH New scientific
Discovery olullonizes the Liquid clue Btisi-
ness of the World. ROYAL GLUL IL Absolutely
Vabrsakdbis and Insepdrfbie! 4 ~AM>ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Ceucnts! MIL
LIONS OF People sre sing Royal Glue and NIL
LIONS MORE Nust Have IT.. No liea,lDg-No
Preparation-Always Ready Always Liquidi
CLUES CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Bilhard-
Cue Tips and Cloth, Crsckery. Oranaments ~
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and iiab-
ber Shoes Book Backs. BFic-a- Brac. and Every
Thing Flse with inseparable Tenacity. MANU-
FA(sTURFIs Of Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos. Paper. Card
Board, OF Cloth snd Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUR for sizing. >tirening and Glueing Purposes,
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or al GALLON
BkkRFL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
News OF II. Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakable Qualities. It's Great sNoothness flexi-
billty and strength WASHES SLlkELlGbTNlN6
trom one g. ST mer 10 Ano,her.l LIVE SALES
MEN JOB Thousands Of Bohies OF Royal cline to
Druggist. Grocers. etc. SMALL BOSY scll Haa
drs1s OF Bottles ts business Offices and famIlles
rs CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover !:
by MAIL, POSTPAID. 10 centsextra- Manufactured
by J.U. OMEAGA q co,
1347 Penasyiycnia ave-, Washington, ID. Z.
LIVE AGENTS wante IN every City aid Coun-
ty IN. oughout the United states. Canada, Europe
and South America. Sold by Druggists, Gfocers,
siationers, usr 1ware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade aud Pu.lic supplied by Btkk
4 BRipGES, 1903 Fraaklin street. PURCELL,
IADD 4 co. POWERS. TAyIOR CO., hpD-
mond' Va. 70 2S-1v
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Communicated
NELSON COUNTY, November 10, 1sS

NELSON COUNTY, November III, 1903.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
The Democrats are perfectly delighted
with the result OF the late election, and are
still rejoicing at the complete overthrow
Of Boss Malone. Some who voted with
the Coalition party have announced their
purpose to vote for Democratic PresiGeot
In 1874.
Let us so act as to win back all good
men by that time.
In filling the offices the Legislature
should select the very best men to be OBJ
tanned, who possess the best qualifications
for the respective places. Can a better
Clerk Tor the House be found than J. Bell
Bigger? And would not Judge Joseph
Christian be an admirable selection as
Speaker for that bodyg These names are
respectfully submitted to the Democratic
members OF the House with the assurance
that they would make competent, polite,
dignifed, and efficient officers.
DEMOCRAT.
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The contest having been surrendered by
my opponent, there is no further necessity
for testimony in the case. and take this
mode of informing my friends who have
been requested to be at various points TO
give their depOsitions that it will not be
necessary for them to attend.
From the bottom of my heart | thank
my noble friends for the unprecedented
energy and rapidity with which they have
collected the evidence to establish the fair
ness OF my election. II is both my plea
sure and duty 10 thank many persons, both
white and colored, who voted against me,
for the readiness with which they have
come forward to testify 20 the fairness OF
my election. Very truly.
WILLIAMS c. WICKHAM.
November 30, 1883.
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Manchester.

Yesterday morning Elias Walker and
John Winb0urn were before the Police
Court, charged with assault and battery.
In the absence OF several important wit
nesses the ease was continued until to-day.
The Hustlngs Court was In session Mon
day and yesterday. engaged In disposing
OF some uhim ,oriant business.
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VIII Not Contest.

A. W. JONES wITHDRAws-CARD FROM GENE
RAJ wiCKHAN.
To the People OF the Counties Of Hanouer
and Caroline:
The contest for my seat in the Senate OF
Virginia has been ended by the correspond
ence which insert:
To General W. &. Wickhdm:
/ hereby notify you that / have decided
after mature consideration and upon con-
sultation with friends TO abandon the con-
test for the seat in the Senate OF Virginia
from the Thirty-fourth senatorial district,
OF which contest / had previously given
you formal notice.
The contest was undertaken by me solely
from sense OF duty to my party. and was
based upon information which | then
deemed reliable. Upon full investigation.
| am satisfied that | cannot establish the
charges set out in my notice OF contest.
Therefore, the consideration OF public duty
which moved me in the beginning to make
the contest now requires me TO abandon it
and 10 withdraw my said notice, which
now do. In doing so, take occasion to
say that no reflection upon the people OF
Caroline or OF Hanover was intended by
said notice as charged in your card. III
was simply an effort on my part to set out
fully a statement Of facts which had been
led to believe could be established. Re-
spectfully. A. w. JONES.
November 90, 1888.
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session TO grant such charter rs viii ena-
bic the Joint Board OF Finance to hold pro-
perty and receive bequests, &c., under
such rules as may be in harmony with the
Discipline.
Laid on The table.
CHURCH EXTENSION.
Rev. p. A. Peterson submitted the first
annual report Of the Board OF Church Ex-
tension, showing the total receipts OF the
fund to have been about $4,000. and the
distribution about S1,100 for the objects
stated. This fund Is expended for the
purpose OF aiding church enterprise in
destitute localities-to put the money
where it will do the most good. The re-
port was adopted.
PLACE FOR NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
CONFERENCE.
On motion OF Rev. J. Il. Edwards il was
ordered that the Conference proceed to
select the next place OF meeting OF the Con-
ference.
Rev. Mr. Edwards nominated Court
Street Methodist church, in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Balm nominated Monumental church,
Portsmouth. ~
Court-Street church, Lynchburg, us
selected.
ASSESSMENTS.
Rev. DR.. Brown presented the report OF
the Finance Board. showing the assess
ment on The Conference for next year for
all purposes to be $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson presented resolu-
ton OF thanks to Randolph & English for
stationery furnished the Conference.
The unfinished business OF yesterday
viz, the resolution as to the effort OF the
Conference to raise the money for mission
ary purposes-was taken up and discussed.
DR.. Edwards said that the present Board
had assessed the Virginia Conference 2l9,-
900, and he thought it only frank and just
to say that the amount cannot be raised,
although his people had done their level
best. He discussed the subject at consid-
cradle length.
Rev. 2. 4. Peterson spoke earnestly on
the other side.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
The report Of the Education Board was
made the order for to-day after the memo
rial service.
Rev. w. T.. Wright presented n pream-
BILE and resolution, urging upon the
churches The importance OF putting at
least one coIporter in the field in each dis
trict.
Laid on the table until to-day.
Adjourned, Bishop Hargrove pronunc-
| ing the benediction.
FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL REPORT.
Mr.. Louis L. Marks will to-day read the
financial and sta;iscal report OF the Confer
encp for the year the totals OF which are
OF interest to all religious denominations
OF the State. The receipts OF the year, as
appear in this report, are as follows:
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Grnnt Pants Sale.

We have reduced the prices on panta-
looms as follows: s2 pants reduced to
S1.5O, 80 pants reduced TO 81, "a pants re-
duced TO S3, s. pants reduced to "a. S6
pants reduced to $3.50, 81 pants reduced
to S5, and SS pants reduced to &c, at
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
1901 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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Rev. Ii. l.. Morehouse, ID. d., OF New
York, IL in the city, and win preach In the
Second Baptist church tonight.
Mlr. j. B. House, abstract clerk In the
office OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Professor William Taylor Thom. OF liol-
lins Institute, il in the city.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE COUNTY CoMNIssioNERs,)
MARLBORO COUNTY. =
BESSrTrsviLLr, :. g., November D, 1858. }
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
This Office viii be open for he reception of
sEALED BIDS FOR BUILDING A COURT
uOUSE until TUESDAY the llth day Of Decem-
her, The plans and specifications Tor same can
be seen by applying ~ the undersigned. nj this
Office. The Board OF Commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
nv nrd>r Of BOARD Of County Commissioners.
NO lS.2w 4. RQGERS Clerk
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Fire-Alarn Foxes.

Mr.. Paynter, the superintendent OF the
fire-aarm telegraph, has put up a new box
(G7) at the corner Of Venable and Mosby
streets, and has removed Box 81 from the
corner OF Twenty-third and y streets TO
Twenty-tifth and Yenable.
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NEW YoRK DRivEs.- Mr.. $. II. Mason,
proprietor OF the Empire stables, New
York, states in a letter to the Spirit Of the
Times that he regards st. Jacobs Oil as
the greatest pain-cure OF the age.
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w,Ihur Opcr. Company.

Tomorrow night this popular opera
company will be at the Richmond Theatre.
Many Of its members are well known here.
The sale Of reserved seats commences this
morning at the usual places.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Proceedings OF Yesterdays Session.

Nearing the End or the One-Hundred.and'
First Meeting of the Virginia Annual Con-
fcrence-District Conference Rccords-Re'
port OF sunday school Work-Report OF the
Committee on the Bible Cause-supcrnn'
merary Relations Established-The Desc
Grafton OF the Snbbath-Day Denounced By
the Conference - Educational Matters
Help Asked for Randolph-Macon College
Publication Interests-Fratcrral Greet
ing-Personai-Leaveo of fAbsence-Business
Of the Afternoon Scssion, &C., &c.
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Call at Jackson's, 303 Broad street, for
Toilet Sets. China, Crockery, Glassware,
Lamps, Blacking-Cases, &C., &c. Low
prices.
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SHAkESPEARE CLASS.

I RESPECTFULLY AMMO L n c
i that should be glad TO form tLAs fOk
TiIE STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE AND TIN
NYsoN. For circular apply 70 West, Johnston e
Co. 81. -, on, ,,uox,
no Gilt WILLIAM IAfLois iiioN.
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4 large assortment Of Plush aud Ebony Cabine;
Frames AZ greatly reduced igures.
l.. LEWIS, 9l2 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having yonr printing done ut
the DISPATCH PRINTING-!lousE. Good WORK,
low prices. aud atlsfacton guaranteed.
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Marriage OF Miss Palmer and Mr.
Christian.

Yesterday afternoon ut 3 o'clock Mr..
Frank w. Christian and Miss Bessie
Palmer were married at the residence OF
rbe brides father. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. IL. NJ. Jackson. OF Grace
Episcopal church:
The bride is the beautiful daughter OF
Colonel William II. Palmer. The groom
Is one Of the most talented members OF the
Richmond bar.
Mir and Mrs. Christian left Yesterday
evening for a northern tour.
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AUCTEoS SALES TElS DAY.

FINE BIsQUEs, PLUSH TOILET CASES,
ROGERs's GROUPS AT l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Matn street.
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Late weather Report.
Especial telegram to the D'spalch. J

WASHINGTON. ID. G., November Ill a.
M.--For the Middle States, slightly warm
er. generally cloudy weather, with light
rain, easterly to southerly winds, lower
barometer. :,
For the South Atlantic States, generally
cloudy weather and rain, northeast to
southeast winds, lower baromaer, slight
rise IN temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. M.. 40 /;
o A. NJ. SO; noon, GS; 8 j. NJ, 6S; z.
NJ, 90 midnight, 60
Mean temperature, 595.
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Bronze Art Pieces for wedding presentss st
l.. LEwIs's, 9I2 Main street.
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A FULL SUPPLY OF ARTISTS MATERIALS at
New York prices at l.. LEwis's. Ole Main street.
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ELECTION OF OFPIcERs.-At a meeting
~ VIRGINIA Lodge, No. 6, o. e. c.. Noyem-
her 10th. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Commander, JAS.
Macdoucall: yice-Commander. w. james
Ems. Assistant Commander, Il. I. Wal-
tbsll. Prelate. DR.. Charles ii. Corey; Sec
retarv. II. W. Bowles; Collector. i. Is.
W,iIiams: Treasurer, III. NJ. Waltball ;
Gnide w. W. Greer; Guardian, Charles
NJ Swift: Sentinel. John J. Davis. Trus-
tees b. b. Chalkley, Ii. A. McCurdy, and
II. +. Minor.
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RICHMOND, November 30, 1888.

To Colonel A. W. Jones:
| acknowledge the receipt OF your no.
tice OF this date Withdrawing your contest
for my seat in the Senate from the Thirty
fourth senatorial district.
| felt confident from the first that you
were acting upon erroneous information,
and that you would, upon investigation
adopt the course which you have done.
In consideration OF the statements con-
tained in this notice OF withdrawal of your
contest. / have no hesitation in saying that
my card OF the 10th instant to the people
of Hanover and Caroline was based upon
the statements contained in your notice Of
contest, and would not have been written
but for them.
Your notice of contest having been with
drawn by you, OF course my answer served
on you on yesterday is also Withdrawn.
Your Obedient servant,
w &. WICKIAN.
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9irI,mond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1883

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
ls LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CtRCU'
LATIvN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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My FULL STOCK or CnRxsTMAs AND NEW
YEAR CARDS at hslf-pricc retail and special
prices 60 dealers. l.. LEWIS,
9l2 Main street.
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Fine Original Water-Colors NJ
l.. LEwIS'S Art-Gallery.
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NAN YOU ANSWER THESE CUES.
TIONS?

1IONSy
Can you tell the real value of suit Of clothes by
looking at the cloth and the making?
Are you q Ju6ge Of material, and can you tell
cotton warp from genuine all wooly
Can you ten good, scientific cut from botehed,
chap work?
Can you tell within 81 the real value of suit or
an oyercoat?
If 80, well and good; but If you are ignorant
about goods, buying clothing Is Ike guessing at
the are Of the horse without seeing the animal.
To always make sure of getting more than ac-
tusl value for your money, try the