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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
BRILLIANT wsDpIxs.


lStesial oe1o1rom - - hy
nARsHALL, Va. VIA REcTonfown, ~.
vemSer 1.-THE marriage Of ~. samue.
n. Wit and Miss Mariana Foster came =.
puuctualIy at f:so r. N. There -as ps,l-
liant crowd Of the society OF the eountsy
present at the church and The recepssos,
among whom were General Hunton. NJ
Eppa Hunton, Jr.. Captain u. 7. Dansc.i
Of Richmond. Miss Lizzie Gaines, sno
many Of the fsir daughters and gallant Sous
Of Fsuquief.
The beautiful bride. who Is yet 10 ner
teens. vas happy In the dispepsation Oh tne
proverb that gives happiness TO the br'de
upon whom the san shines. The mos.
beautiful section Of the Piedmont was c'ad
in its gorgeous autumn dress, and the sur.
rounding landscape was n tanpy anu
smiling as the congratuiating friends VINO
surrounded the happy couple.
The presents were so numerous that the
critical eve took a long time TO calculate
the immense amount OF tokens.
The bridegroom's party came over from
Warreuton in carriages al noon, aud the
procession made fine display az u pow'eu
into town; Mr.. Watkins on the oox IA
front. with Mr.. Witt, the happy man, ano
Mr.. Royall, the best man. on back seats.
Carty. Mr.. Willie Grant, and Mr.. John
Endsr.. Tn the next were A. y. stokes
and Meade Haskins. At I O'clock sharp
the groom, groomsmen, and ushers pro
eeeded TO the house OF Major Foster, the
brides father.
The sortige entered the church IL the
following order: Miss Adams and Mr..
Sale Watkins. Miss Smith and Mr.. Page
! MeCarty. Miss Foster and Mr.. A. Y. Stokes,
Mss Gaines and Mr.. Royal. and the bride
and groom. The ceremony vas performed
Sy Rev. william r. Hatcher, OF Richmond
and was very impressive. The reception
afterward was brilliant with beauty ana
rsdolent OF the grace and hospitality which
Fauquier always displays.
The bridal party left Tor washington oy
the IP. Al. train, followed by thousand
good wishes. o..
The ushers were Mc,srs. Willie Grant,
- Beekham. and John Enders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed oi
Yesterday: e .. and
susan Scott tcolored) was fined = ana
cost for assaulting aud beating Mary ho'le!
in the street. u.
William Payne and John F. Brown lDotli
coIoredl, charged with creating az ,turo'
ance on the premises OF John ROBERTS,
Discharged. l,,.,,
William alias Henry Taylor (e5lored).
charged with being a suspicious character,
was committed for six months in default OF
surety.
John Duncan (colond). charged with AS
sault aud battery. Discharged.
Fanny Wise (cctored). charged Win Oeat-
ing Mary smith. DISCHARGED.
William iiarris (coIoredl, wa. foun.l
guilty Of assault and battery. Fined -
and required to give security for his good
behavior for six months.
James Raymond and Jane. Henderson,
two boys aged eighteen and nineteen year
respectively, were charged with attempting
to wreck train on the Richmond ana pau
willie railroad. The ease was continued IN
consequence Of the absence oil witnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
poLnIcAL prsABILnns.

A message was received from The Senate
notifying the House that the seSate had
nasscd. with amendments, 1ouse bill re-
moy,ng the political disabilities Of George
w Gunnell. Richard B. Tyler, and Others.
ON motion Of Mr.. stuart (hr. Graves Ia
the chair. the rules were suspended and
the bill placed on the calendar.
RAILROADS. EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
In reply 70 q resolution oil ene tsou'e'
Auditor Marye sent sommunlcanon 70
the Horse, giving the names OF Tue hen-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomar, toe
Richmond aud Petersburg, and the seavoara
and Roanoke railroads. as eompanns sa'
ing exemption from taxation OF a' MINUS
BY their charter.
BILLS PASSED.
To proyide for the restoration OF certain
records M tho clerks Office OF Rockingham
county.
senate bill in relation 10 judgmcnt-Iiens.
Senate bill 10 divide ;he county OF Disk'
enson into two revenue districts.
Senate bin requiring the officers OF pubhe
institutions drawing revenue from Che Sf1e
10 make quarterly reports 10 The Board OF
Public Works. ordered TO be sngrossed
and read a third time.
Resolution authorizing the speeiai com
mittee appointed to inyestiglse the salary
Of Attorney-General Blair 10 employ %
stepograpber.
To amend the act incorporating the town
OF GTeenyille. Augusta county.
INTRODUCED AND RIrERREp.
BY Mr.. Peters: An amendment TO the
6sh laws Of The Commonwealth.
Petition OF citizens of Henry county re-
| auestiug a change m the game laws.
BY Mr. Ryan: Bill to allow compensation
20 the district school trustees OF the county
OF Loudoun.
By Dir. X. +. Vaughan: Bill b increase
the nav OF commissioners OF the revenue.
By Dir. Echols: Bill 10 amend and re.
enact section 10 Of an act approved April
| 81, 1881. entitled an act prescribing general
provision. in relation to commissioners oi
! the revenue aud the assessment OF taxes on
| PERSONS, property. income, licenses, ~.
BY Mr. J. b. MsLn: Bin for ths relief
Of William l.. Sprinkle from fines.
By Dir. Jones: Bill 10 empower the
! Board OF Supervisors OF Bath county 10 re-
pair paIt OF the Warm-Spring and Hunt
| ersyille.turnpike road.
BY Nr. Trgg: Bin Tor the RELIEF Of W
| Z. Graham.
BY Mr.. Ward Bill in regard 10 the pa,
OF commissioners VI the revenue.
| A,iOuresd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Mr.. RIair and HIS salary.

Tie special committee, consisting OF Alr.
X. I. Barton. chairman, and he'sr'. moon
aud Bishop. Of the House OF Delegates ap,
nointed TO investigate aS to what sums oi
money. other than his salary, has been
drawn out OF the public Treasury by
AtIorney-GeneTsl p. ;. Blair, met yestcr-
doy morning in the Office Of Auditor
Narye and proceeded TO their work.
Tie House allowed them stenographer'
and the proceedings will no doubt be pub
lShcd.
The committee met again at o'clock
and proceeded with the examination OF hr
Blair
II will be a day or two before they vii
make report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

While appreeiatirg the motives tha'
prompted the card in yesterdays Dispdfch'
signed by Mr.. O'Dell, stating that my bro
ther. George Saunders. injured by the re-
cent explosion on the Old City-ilall lot. wa'
.iu destitute circumstances, | most en-
phalically state that he has every attention
that could be- suggested by mother and
sister. " bo are perfectly able TO provide ail
that i necessary ior HIM they loves dearly
Mis- SAINDtRs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Baseball This Afterneon.

There will be an exhibition game OF base
hall at Nirginia Park this afternoon al .
O'Clock between two picked clubs here,
comprising the old players on the old Nr-
gina nine and several other good players
who are now stopping here. Ferguson and
Covlcs and Latouche ana BOtto will form
the batteries. This game i, for the benefit
Of "Terry' Larkin, who played second
base on the Nirginias the last few monihS
Of the past season.
Larkn is u great iavorite here IN base
hall circles. aud now that his friends nav,
an opportunity to contribute TO ms Weuar'
they will no doubt turn out IN large mum
bcrs and show their appreciation OF " Ter
rvs" ine PLAYING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
RICHHOND AND DANFiLLk.
Bill sr Theirs Now Pending Before the
senate.

Dill ef Iheirs Now PENDING BEFORE the
senate.
The following bill, in substance the same
az the legislation asked for by the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company, has been
offered in The Senate by nr. Edmunds (by
request oi Hr. Hurt and referred 10 the
Committee on Roads and Internal Haviga-
tiOn:
A BILL TO Authorize the RICHMOND AND
DhNvnLH RAILROAD COMPANY TO INVEST
IL AND OPERATE RAILROADS AND TRANs-
PoRTATION LINES IN THIS AID IN OTHER
STATES.
1. BE IL enacted by the General A',em-
Jly ot Virginia, That it shall and may be
lawful for the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Company to purchase and hold. or tO
guarantee the bonds or stocks. or lend aid
to other railroads or transportation lines
located in this or any other State; or to
run, use, and operate, by lease or other
wise. such roads or transportation lines,
upon such terms as may be agreed upon
With the company or companies owning the
same; and such company or companies
with when il may make such eonirlct or
contracts. are hereby empowered in like
manner 10 make and carry outthe same; pro-
yided that the said Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company shalt not acquire or hold
any shares Of the capital stock, OF acquire
or hold or guarantee any OF the bonds or
other obligations ~ OF extend aid tO ol
lease, Use, or operate the works of any rail-
| road company incorporated 10y the laws oi
,his State, the line of which Is not actually
/ and physically connected with It's Lnc, or Is
parallel 10 or competing line with ~ oTr
/ nnc; and provided further, that nothing in
/ this act shall be- construed 90 authorize The
/ Richmond and Danyillc Railroad Company
| or the Virginia Midland Company. TO ac
/ quire or holduny shares OF The capital stock
/ or acquire. hold. or guarantee any of th'
/ bonds or other Obligations Of, or extend aid
&c. or lease. use, or operate the works o.
! the seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Com
/ pany.
2. This act shall be subject TO alteration
| amendment. or rciu.al, al the pleasure u
| the General Assembly.
n This act shall be in force from il, pas
sage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
n.ouiue og Neu Line.

since the completion OF the Richinond
and Nccklenburg railroad 70 ClArksyille
Messenger trains are run through without
change -Keysyillc to Cbrk,vile daily, eN-
eept sunday.
Leave keysyile at 4;30 +. VI. after the
arrival OF the tram which IeayeS Richmond
at 1880. arrive at Clarksyilie At I:2O T. d.
Returning. leave Clark,villc at ll:oj a. NJ
arrive at keysyille at l:4j i. d., connect
ing with train arriving al Richmond al
4:5S i. VI.
For through tickets. baggage-checks
&c.. apply TO agent. Richmond ana ban'
vile railroad depot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
supreme Court Of Appeals.

Foster as. Board OF Supervisors OF King
and Queen county and Foster Is. Jones
Areued by George =. Haw. Esd Tor
plaintiff and IL. X. Pollard, Esq, for de-
fcndants.
Ri1ey's administrator rS. Morehead.
Argued bv W. W. Henry, Esq, for a'-
Dellant and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Caution.

Consumers Of "Dil's Best" tosaceo VIII
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same, and see that il has the wording, IN
black letters. .Dilps Best" Other tobae-
COS are being placed on the market with
tag similar in coloring TO the "DhPs Best y
tag, and msy mislead consumers oil THIS
celebrated brand OF tobacco. To be gen'l-
inc. the little yellow tag must have on II
"Dnrs Best" In buying. do not ask Tor
the little yellow tag, As formerly, but
"Dilps Best" and see that you get what
WIN AK for,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Husfings Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Reuben
Smith (colored) was trled for felony ana
acquitted. ~ ..,o,
Conrad Wagner, for receiving stolen
goods. knowing the same to nave been
sfolen was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

At the Mozart musicale topera nigh.l 'he
Harms Opera Company VIII present ran
quette's romantic opera, the Chimes 0, NOR
mandy. IL l. a delightful work ana u AL
WAYS pOpnlar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

oyORGEF AWFORD, brick house COG norh
Ninth street; also, personal property AZ
r.
cRVBBS & APPFRSOS, spcsial commiseionerS
sale OF slorr and dwelling, No. 2Os s"aih So
cul.d street. at 4. NJ.
JAS. gACDoUGALL. loS \ W. furniture @e'
4. II. FOX & CO., ; seiock =. d., bananas,
ueAuLI 3. g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

We have placed on our job counter lot
Of misses. ladies. and gentlemen's shoes
which we will sell at cost for the next ben
days.
A bargain is offered in these goods a.
they are a. good as new.
GtntIemen's Congress, sl.5O; Old price,
800.
Gentlemen's lace and button, $3.50; Old
price. Sj.
A lot OF gentlemen - shoes reduced 20
&c: ladies French Md button. 81.
These goods must be sold. as we are
pressed for room.
No exchange.
SPENCE. TYgEE 4 Co..
SlJ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
pigs Feet. Cranbsrriss,

New Buckwheat, Vermont Maple syrup,
Honey. Malaga Grapes, Florida oringe''
Al Christian x Whites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
l. G.. T.n.lex.s Canned foods


are renowned for their excellent quality
and honest weight. His
Tomatoes.
Okra and Tomatoes,
Early June Peas,
French Peas,
Lima Beans,
s..eco,ash. aad
String Beans -.
are for .ale by Joseph n. Blair. grocer, sos
Main street. pace Block.
Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the DiSpdtch counter
Duxsxrs SALAD DsKssiSG AND C0LD. MrAr
sArcs Is made from the Freshest. purest. and
choicest condiments obtainabe. la using H. waste
labor anxiety, and disappointment are prsventes''
smoke the celebrated UNCLE DAN'L's CIGAR
hand d-made, clear Havana.
! smoke CRACK TEAM CIGAR.
Tuoss COMPLAINING oF soRE THROAT OR
/ UoARsYSrss should use BRows's bso>.hiAL
rpoouys. The ef,~t i extraord.aary' partieu-
,,y,x when used nv SINGERS aud speakers fo' eiAf'
irs the voice. "
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS
sxALsKIS CIGARS are The best bscsase ey are
purs Havana tobacco.
snoKK TRIxY Clears.
-------------------
smoke VIRGINIA BELLE CIGAR.
SMOKE rRrxY ciGARs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
Chamber Of Cesnme cree.

The Board OF Directors OF the Chamber
Of Commerce meet this evening al U
o'tlsek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

JusT READY.
UARrER'' WEEKLY
THE ILLUSTRATIONS:
TIE UPRISING OF A GREAT PEOPLE.
clnrooS BY THOMAS MAST.
THAT BoopLFFrL DINNER At DELM0sf-
Cos-MR. Ev,RTs's GLlrTERrSG
"sosP" BUBBLE.
CARTOON BY THOMAS MAST.
WATCHING THE ELECTION RETURNS.
rus EXTRAORDINARY SPECTACLE IN PRINT
txc-uousE SQUARE OK ruK NIGHT
or NOVEMBER Arm.
THE MONMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT.
rnE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION
rnE NEW GALLERIES.
PORTRAITS:
coV,u<ons.Etytr-THg HOS. Il. A. ALGER,
MrcnIG.S; THE Hon. J. VI. RUsk,
wlscossiS; rnE Hos. JOHN A.
MARTIN, ksSsn
DE-. LEOPOiD DAMROSCH.
TmE RI. REV. WILLIAM PAREr, ID. d.,
BISHOP or MARYLAND.
POLITICAL COMICS:
ENOUGH ~ DOODLE BLsINEs CANyAss BAG.
CAHPAIGS Mrp.
COIN DAY FOR THE POLITICAL rnAsP.
BROUGHT HOME yon RsrsIEs.
HARPERs PERIODICALS.
HARPER's NAGAZlNE.......PerN Year U"
HARPER's WEEKLY Y........ -"
! ltARPER'S BAZAE.. ............ sos
u.RPFR's YOUNG PEOPLE, 200
HARPER's FRANkLiN
SQUARE LIBRARY 52
numbers '..................''. 10" ""
! pesfag, rg,> 10 oil subsertbsrs ~ mo Dhusd
| Sfai,s Or Canada.
sg HARPERs CATALOGUE, comparing he
ttle. Of between three and four toussnd VOLUMES,
viii Ne ,en, by mail on Ieceip, Of 10 cent?.
HARPER BROTHERS.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK.
no l3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

All CITY business in the Real Estate lin
, speciality with X. Il. Chafiin co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred al the Dispatch counter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

DuREEEs SALAD DsEssiSG AND colo NEAT
sArcs Is made from the frsshess. parest. And
choicest condiments obtaiAable. la using H. waste
labor. anxiety, and disappointment are prsventei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
smoke CRACK TEAM CiGAR.

smoke the celebrated UNCLE DAN'L's cmAk'
hand made, clear Havana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13
PROM COMMITTEES.

The seeate was called TO order at u
O'Clock yesterday by Hon. John l.. Hurt,
President prO fsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-13

sxALsKIS CIGARS are The best bscsase T. eyare
prrs Havana tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,r,, rsr,Tr RECINNING TO STIR.


Tho rcal estate market last week was still op-
crcssed by the dulness of the summer, and deal,
Engs were small But brokers are looking forward
sottbe beqinning of an increased movement TINS
week. rs the cooler weather is expected to stinu-
late inquiry on.tbo part of both buyer and renters
A. vol not hing has been done in tho renting hnc
md tho inquiry for houses and apartments was
really greater III the early part OF August than II
has been so far IN September. The week convey
nnces compared unfavorahly with those OF the cor,
responding week u wear ago., being Sloi3,7o"
against 81, Al ,o6o IN 1883. he mortgage onlun.
lions do not show n corresponding decrease hcmg
recorded at 81 s3s,So2 last week against ~ ~.
hsO for the period III 1855 80 ior
ns these figures reflect the husncss
done lately the falling of can easily he explained
by the unusually severe hot spell that prostial'9
business at the opening Of this mouth. some go3d
opportunities for bargains viii be prcsclitcd ny ~"
auction sales this week and next. klcnalu '
lamctt will offer on September ~ inc Iol,,oi'"v.
of The Dcane estate not sold az the previous
auctions 4 considerable amount Is lcit ana ni ~
will have dwelling houses, flats, etc, us VIZ a." g."
lots from which to select. Buyers are preparing !"
watch the advertising columns closely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
UPHOLSTERY GOODS

Tomorrow they will display
their Fall impOrtatiOns OF Novel;
ties in Furniture Coverings fur
CONAN POrtier0s; TambOurcd, An
tique, Cluny, and Nottingham Cur
tains; Table and Piano Covers :;
Crctonncs, ETC., all Of which will
be offered at extremely low prices.
Mattresses made to order ION short notice.
ofpure South American Hair
Live Geese Feathers, warranted inodorOuS.
Spring Under Beds, The best in use.
Shades and Awnings made and put up
promptly.
Broadway. ith-ayc., Oh and i0th SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
icnEAp CAR-FAHEs ON THE BRIDGE.

LcorlnIunicoflon was received yesterday DN ~
T,nstccs Of the brooklyn Bridge from Charles ~
swan secretary Of the Nassau C Wbich N' he
,t1ics that the company's engineer, after GarciulS
Iookng over the matter, declares that Witl94t tn1
chatham street extension and without alu l'ola.
tror[ room and without stoppaGe oil the plcSch'
Mob" of transit be can make Il change IRON the
present system to system. that wonid con
HcV thrcc or more cars IN Trans ~ 'H'
,,fc of slXtv trains each hour each way acc0mi"",
Gatinr Is 900 passengers per hour. he number Oh
messengers carried on the Bridge Railway IN juno
Was GG3 2GO daily average Of %, o. ana IN Jui!
C1I 900 daily average of 2O,l3e. NJ swan
orr,cs that with proper service and tllree-C'ni
orc or less. the cities would receive net more than
double and perhaps three times the amount no"
rcccived tins benehtng citizens and taxpayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE ar rms P0ET
SHIPPING NEWS.
rom OF NEwAoNh.....-sATrRDAY' SEPT IS IS

- $3.50. IN. ,,TrDnAV cVpT % 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer Srat4mGr & W o o6oh R1g me s2rapoPe
~ III, ~, ,, ,i ~ with Inise to Fuuch,
20 loit S'ld aug 49, anu "''"' 80 wen
steamer Marenso ~, Mitchell Hull 10 days win mose
st5smcr inda Ger. yon Hoa, Hamburg IL DAYS. with
Masiam Dion {o4 s re-, d 9' td Aug 80
steamer Mestorlltc br laac- NJ r,gt via Port aahon
steamer p, S po 6 y co news WIN muse
SiiP ,,' r. vessel TO snow & Burgess
EShp Camo'ia cen brtcEc IIavic 80 days Win mose
'VGiGeT '[' y ~ aTd from Boston IN ballast to D
B9Sc9 & CO In, vtsor Ms LIVERPOOL Aug l. in ballast
70 snow lures A 'III,T ~, on SaVs IN ballast
toJ PsTRer&C TO. -.,.--
sch1 Helen Mitchell Rls River NIB, { days Win spning
T. order. yessc. TO Bi't H0IloL'
sUNsET-W.nc a, saaIy HoJI fresh. n clear At City
49, .rr,y1,Tr.,rr,,y
a., bsTh lsn. , sne'o - A'' WIN nO'' ~ u
Bark Sultana of Niutspr. Ms. Campbell MarbeHa ~
days wln non order ves>. toJ Mhney q CO. no,
lasi 10 } i whitney & 90. ,--,-.--,,. c.,... .-,,
lumber to Louis Bucki ves,gl t. warren Ray
CLEARED
steamer Mn1onr haan aeFsop 1STS S9s
Steamer Cornwall BIT, Mhccan Eusto-W ID Morgan.
oelTichs & CO..
steamer stroma iBr McFarlane. KingstOn-The Frank
stear',r a,,a.as Croq,l Kev West and Gaveston-C
MALLORY a 90
Steamer l'aS' r " ~ esII
St eS Giaui,yct r'r Hebron Coosaw sC-smpson
Si sanei Ky u Columbia woodruff charlesonJ Gum
'e st.SS,T Rcy,,or Dosre Wilmington, NCwm Clyde
&c ,o,mer c,r,,oo,,o Kelley yeupor, News and west
'p sisan ns P Rs6 Chichester Georgetown Ale1an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
SEALSKIN GARMENTS.
c. G. SHAYME'S
Price List for Strictly First Quality
LONDON DRESSED ALASKA SEAL,
Sacques SO inches long, $175.
Sacques SO inches long, 5000.
Sacques 40 inches long, 1920.
SacQucs ~ inches long, $3.50.
Sacques A inches long, S275
NEWMARKETS AND PALETOTS.

Paletots 46 in long $500, NeWmarkets
Paletots IS in. long 1929, NewmarketS
Paletots 30 in. long $3.50, NewmarketS
Palctots 80 in long S375, Newmarkets
PaIetots 81 in. long $500, Newmarkets
China, Victoria and Copper
Island Sealskin SacQues can be
manufactured and sold at a profit
for SO, $50, 500, S110 and Sl25.
Paletots and Newmarkcts for $50,
$40, 5000 and 1928. These goods
are London dressed and have a
handsome appearance and can only
be detected by experienced fur
rcrs They are often sold by
inexperienced parties as real Alaska.
They will not wear well, soon turn
red aud shabby after being worn
a short time. This class of goods
arc not warranted or recommended
by
c. c. SHAYJT, Manufacturing TulrGrS,
I03 Prince street, Nc,l Of liroadMny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
The CheapaSt and The Best.
MARTIN gALBFLEISCA'S SONS,
NEW YORK

wuAr ppoF SULLIVAN SAYS uF OrR WHEAT
HAkINu ruWblN
"uIa4I4 MAUlIS kALBILEG-clI' foN'.
GENi MN
,,,,,,,,rof ronr . Wheat Powder deycopt an un
e,ug,tll value tlit ftprn HANlIANl lolNI ut, w. n
II certainly trsuf,a 20 the bread thr lWlN ri W. '
e,ttt ,t1 tho milling tpuuNtt um hlHh 90 d" 'uI NV
ttivnlia plmplrtry thr thtuteu i dnatrt WHOM 'l' N.Y.
,un.,ut uata ui Ito belle aV7. Hu'l ~ ' wv,
iatari, nrid compounds ,attN nin th" Wf'n W. w. n
nuid aims ru mpa much Potassium "Nia hlui "ll
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