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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
FREDENHEIM'S
Millinery 4 Dress Trimming Establishment
FOR THIS WEEK.

cases BLACK FELT HATS and BON
NETS. all good shapes and perfect at
10 different stylish shapes In colors, sll per-
2s slstest styles FRENCH FELT HATS and
BONNETS from 62c. 75c.. and 81
All the latest shapes for Misses and Children
in scarlet, Cardinal, brown, navy. and
garnet:
Very large line OF CHILDREy'S TRIMMED
HATS In velvet. plush astrachaa, &c, al
less than manufacturer prices:
AnefEer line OF those NELVETEENS In
black and colors from 25c. mp;
SILK-FINISHED VELVETEENS. suitable
for finest dress goods equal 10 sik vel
vet, black and coIors. 22 inches wide, al
BLACK and COL0REO SILK vELVETs.
extra quality, at reduced prices;
lq- aud 2O-incn BLACK and COLORED
SILK NELNETS, very best quality, al
shades, st importer prices;
90 pieces SILK PLUSHES, 10. and 20 inch.
AL colors and black, very best quality,
sTkIPED and FANCY VELvErS and
PLUSHES-an immense assortment for
Millinery and Dress purposes-st less
than New York prees:
MARA BOUT. MOSS. ASTRACHAN. CHE.
MILE DRESS TRIMMINGS in silk aud
worsieds-the largest assortment best
designs and lowest prices OF any house
this side OF New York:
GALLOONS. DROP TRlaMING5 OF Oil
descriptions and styles. very large vRrie.
ty less than importers prices;
BEADED DRESS SETS, b EA ID K ID
FLOUNCINGS BEADED LACkS OF all
descriptions at prices 10 salt the wants
OF all customers:
OsTRlCH and FANCY FEATHERS.-We
have the largest and n Ost varied assDrt-
ment that can be found anywhere. and
al prices that defy competitions former
~ manufacturing these goods IN New
York for eight years:
RIBBONS IN satin and velvet, and SILK
RIBBONS OF all escriptions and
widths at the lowest prices;
COR9ETS.-We have nifty different styles
all OF the hest makers and filters, every
one bone. and warranted 70 give salts.
faction, nom 40c.;
Relneln ber, SPECIAL BARG AIN-DAYS
balance OF this week. and II will do you
good 10 pay us visit;
Closing ont our own imp portation PATTERN
HATS al soc. Oh the dollar.
Trade supplied at FREDENHElM'5
no 2l-Su Tu6Th ell east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
THIS WEEK
THEwEATHERIsA Is ArLAsT BEGINNING
TO LOOK wlNrRY.

We mention the following
D. tsEAsoNABLE GOODS &c
that we are selling much below cost or
value a.-1s "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

CASHMERE SHAWLS. in White. Black,
sIt col0Ts. Crochet Snawls. breakfast
sLBWIk. single shswls Double shAwls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

LACE CURTAINS.
ECRU aud CoLoRED scRIA from 10 TO
zee:
NOTTINGHAM LAC. 81 10. Is. II. 10. 2s,
20, 81. AZ, 4s, 81. as. and Use. per yaid.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from
REAL LACE APPLIQUE CURTAINS st
sll.es ard s!4.sf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
rIIlLDRENS AND MISSES CLOiEi.

We show this season the largest. best-se-
lected. and lowest priced stock OF chill
ever displayed.
CHILDRENs CLOAKS Ia Mixtures
Stripes Boucle. Diagonsls. &c. All the de-
sirable les such ss NortOl As, HaYelocks.
and Newmarkets.
MISSES JACKETS In BOucle and Cloth.
MISSES NkWEAKkET>-size, twelve
20 eighteen yeaN. Have variety OF these
maTEeo exceedingly lOw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c,

7sr|N"Tl w
NOWIS THE TINE TO CALL AND
get the best-suitable for presentation. We
offer ROCKS for old and young. ALsUAs.
CHRIsIMAs-CARDs. DESKS. WORK
BOXES. DREssING-CAsEs. POCKET
BOOKS, and IN endlea variety Of unique
FANCY ARTICLES.
de 5-dxw RANDOLPH a ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

SEAL-PLUSH WRAPS.
We have some beauties In vISITEs. DOL
MANS. and COATS. Prices IS per cent.
lover Than any house In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

The goods herein mentioned ere eli gen
ulne bargains Call and convince yourson
that they are absolutely the lowest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
GLOVES.

Now Ia the time every body must have q
pair o! good. warm GLOVES. We have
them In ali styles, sizes. oolors, aud quail.
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
CARPETS

CARPETS.
HEMP, ISGRAIN. TwoPLY. THREE-
PLY, TAPESTRY. TAPEsrRY BHUs-
Sells. BODY BRCSskLS. BRUsS GLS,
and WILTON NELNErs Our CaypeU
are sold for cash. You will mud our
price, much under those charged by the
credit aud insta ment bousesl
Our assortment of TAeESTRY VELVET.
aud SMYRNA RUGS 10 much too large.
90 prices have been made that Will re-
duce thss very much this week.
Our sec. FLOOR OIL'CLOTH 10 sold every
whore ~ 4oapd t5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
G-cLe->
VlSlTES.
NEWMARKETS
RUSSIAN ClRCrLiRS.

The above psmed WRAP can he mad OF us
In both BLACK and BROWN, trimmed In
Fur and Astrschan. several grades from
s6.3s up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

- 80. BLANKETS. CIcF
aoo pairs WHITE BLANKETS TO be sold
this week. ~
WHITE BLANKErs ~ 81 worth St50. at
81 worth 81 SO, ~ s2.l7 worth -. ~
81 SO worth $3.50, at ~ ~ worth -, at
$40 worth IS. AtN ~ we offer On OK.
traordinayy bargain, 10 being IN All.
Wool l0-< Blanket that always sold for
&c. Att6.o5 we have toe 20 me BLANKET
in 1l-4-Extn-F Fine Blanket-At about
half value.
GRAY BLANKETS stsec.:
SILVER GRAY bI.AN kErS very cheap:
CARklA9k~RO ROBES in Felt and Wool -
eoc. on the dollar: 50
calico BED-CoNFoRTs from soc. up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
. CHRISTMAS.
The whole Of our second moor N loaded
with goods suitable for
CHRIsTMAs. NEw.YEAR, WEDDING.
BIRTHDAY. AND COMPLIMENT
TARY PREsENTS.


CHRISTMAS, NEw.YEAR. WEDDING.
BIRTHDAY. AND COhPLlAEN-
rARY PRESENTS.
No such stock has ever before been shown
under any one roof In this city. We nave
articles to suit all sexes and ages, ana al
prices 10 suit all purses.
See our japanese Department and examine
the elegant goods in 1t. wehave every
thing In the way Of J0Ys. DOLLS,
GAMES, wORKs-BoXEs. DRESSING
CASES, BASKETS. CARRI AGES.
sLEiGas. TiSSns. q bsxTEEs. j S 7 Z = roY.f6RNi.
1URE. dc, &C.
CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
The l.rsest CLOAK DEPARTMENT in this
The largest assortment OF CLoAKS and
JACKETS in this city:
CLoAKs for large women specially:
The largest and best assorted stock OF
CHIIDREN's CLOAks in this city;
We don't give prices, but Will satisfy you
when you call that we sell the BEST
GARMEN st the lowest prices.
BLANKETS.
We continue 10 sell the CHEAPEsr
BLANkETS in this city. See our goods.
fEQ you unu tucm lut Cuohpc8t Al
this city. We don't give prices, rs we
feel satisfied that You can save money
by buying Of US.
CARPETS.
Our stock OF CARPETS is large and our
prices are the lowest for STRICTLY
fIR6T- CLASS GOODS
We also show al the lowest prices WHITE.
REpCHECK, and Fanny MATING,
NAPIER MATING, RUGS OF all
kinds. OIL CLOTHS, LISoLEUM, Or
TOMANS, HASSoCk5.
CURTAINS.
An immense stock OF LACE CURTAINS,
TuRCOMAN and CHENILLE CUR
TAlNs and PORTIERES, POLES, COR
KICks, LOOPS, BANDS, CHAINS, &c.
Lery d Dars,
loI7 AMI 1919 MAIN STREET.
no S0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Dress Goods.
CZO4KS.

The department that We take particular
pride ia this seAOnn
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
BY Telegraph.
BRUTAL MURDER.
A Dangerous Blacksmith's" Gang
Break n Young Mans Neck.

New YORK, Oct. by chance last
evening Brazilla Vanderveer, sales
man in a Bowery hat store, met Chas.
D. Mccarthy and Otto Bruins, friends
of his, on Third avenue, and one of
them proposed that the three have
supper together. They went to res
taursnt on Third avenue, where, after
taking seats at rear table, they gave
their orders. All three were in the
best of spirits, and while waiting to
be served laughed and joked with
each other. Five minutes later Van
derveer was lying dead in front of the
door, the victim Of man whom he
had never seen before and with whom
he had had no words. When the young
salesman and his friends entered the
place they passed three rough-looking
youths, one of whom was John
Hughes, the dangerous blacksmith"
These three sat at table near the
door. The newcomers did not notice
them until the sounds ofa scuflle drew
their attention to fight that was 60
ing on in front Of the desk between
Charles Hart, an employe, and a thick
set youth, who was much larger than
he. Hart was trying to make the
youth pay check Of Is cents for food
served to him or one of his friends.
The fellow with an oath denied that
he had ordered anything, and would
have walked away if Hart had not got
between him and the door. The rough
struck Hart several times, and was get
ting the best of him, when V.,ndcr-
veer rushed up, either to see what was
going OH or to stop the fight. In the
struggle he was carried out of the
door, and received blow from one of
the roughs, which knocked him sense
less on the pavement. lie was carried
into the restaurant. and two doctors
who were summoned pronounced him
dead. His neck appeared to be broken.
Vanderveer was 26 years old. The
murderer and his companion escaped.
Enough was discovered by the police
during the evening to confirm them in
the belief that Vanderveer was killed
by members Of the gang of which the
dangerous blacksmith" is the leader.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-07
Unsafe Buildings.

This morninga committee consisting
of City Engineer j. :. Thatcher. his
assistant Mr.. Young and Messrs. Gill,
Butler and Bristow, all contractors and
builders, under authority ofthe Mayor
made thorough examination OF the
Thompson Variety Thcater building.
The Engineer had reported to the
Mayor that in his opinion the building
would have to be taken entirely down
as it was in so dangerous n condition
it was not susceptible of repairs. The
report of the committee who examin-
ed it makes a report in strict accord
with the city engineers opinion and the
building will be torn down. They
will leave the st. George hotel in some
what of a predicament. The west wall
of the theater is the east wall of the
hotel building for two stories and then
the third story of the hotel was extend.
ed eastward and rests on the tneauer
wall and the tearing down of that wall
may necessstate the removal of that
portion of the second, third and fourth
stories of the hotel over the bar room
attached to the hotel. The tearing
down of the building will also necessi-
tate the removal of p. p. MARTINEZ Gig
ar store.
The same committee for this exam
ined the opera house and report that
the front wall must be taken out up to
the second story and built anew. This
committee says if the opera house
company would undermine the foun-
dations of the building and strength
en- them the building would then be
perfectly sound and safe, but if this is
not done even with a new front wall
and the strengthening that is being
done it will not last longer than five
years.
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THE HENNESSEY MURDER.
The Assassination Of the Houston De-
tective Still a Mystery.

Houston, Tex, Oct. THE habeas
corpus trial of ID. III. Melton, charged
with the mu: der of Capt. Mike Hem
nessey, took place yesterday morning.
The criminal court room was well
filed with an eager crowd anxious to
sec the prisoner and hear the testi-
mony that would be adduced. When
the prisoner made his appearance he
was accompanied by his wife and his
attorneys, Messrs. Darlington and
Sears. lie was cool and self-posscssed,
but manifested much interest in the
testimony of the witnesses. At about
1880 o'clock County Attorney Oliver,
who was conducting the prosecution,
arose and made neat talk. aud stated
TO Judge Cook that he had no case.
The Judge then rendered his decision,
TO the effect that there was not a par
iicle of evidence that would cast n
shadow Of suspicion on the defend
ant, aud he felt it his duty to discharge
him, as he did.
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Street Railway Extension.

The HERALD is in receipt of note
asking for information about the ex-
tension Of the Ervay Street railway.
Inquiry was made by HERALD re-
porter of Capt. Connor, who says the
right-of-way from Cantcgral and Live
Oak streets has not yet been obtained
therefore he cannot say through what
streets the extension will run to
Trinity and adjoining cemeteries.
Work on the extension over the right
of-way is progressing as rapidly as
possible. The road is being graded,
and ties are already scattered along it's
length. The captain says the rate of
fare from Austin and Main streets to
the terminus Of the road, the cemeter-
les, will be 5 cents, and the same from
the City Park.
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Speaking Last Night.

Senator Maxey and Judge Terrell
spoke last night at the opera house. 1t
was Senator Mnxey's appoin tment, he
being a candidate for reelection to
the United States Senate, but he gen.
erously divided time with his OPP
ponent. There was fair-sized audi
ence present and both speeches were
well received. Each gentleman made
a most excellent speech, agreeing on
all points in so far as party principles
are concerned. but they viewed rail-
road corporations from different
standpoints to some degree.
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SUICIDE AND DEATH.
Lady Jumps from the Roof of n House
and kills Herself.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Mrs. Craig Alex
ander, the wife of formerly very
wealthy commission merchant, who
was of great local prominence socially,
committed suicide this morning at 6
o'clock by jumping from the roof OF
her son-in-law's house, No. $685. Lin
dell avenue. Mr.. Alexander failed in
business some time ago, and afterward
became insane and was sent to an asy-
lum. Mrs. Alexander became dcspon-
dent and often expressed her desire to
die. as she had nothing more to live
for. Her condition became so preca-
rious that she was placed under the
care of physician, but she continued
steadily to fail in health. Yesterday
she went to visit her husband at the
ASYLUM. but his condition would not
permit of her seeing him, and she re-
turned home apparently hopclessly de-
spondent. Early this morning a SER
vent noticed her walking nervously
backward and forward in her room.
but. no one else being astir. she made
no mention of the fact. Soon after
ward a milkman saw her appear on
the roof. walk unhesitatingly 20 the
edge. and Jump of. The fall killing
her instantly.
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Ready for Exhibits.

The handsome exposition building
is now ready for the reception
of articles of display in the la
dies department. All exhibitors can
secure entry blanks by application to
Miss Katie ID. Cabell, Sec'y Ladies De-
partment, or at the Office of the Dallas
State Fair Association, in the Windsor
building.
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Gone Hunting.

City Marshal James Arnold and Tax
Collector Ford House left this after
noon on a few days hunt. They go up
to Trinity Mills, where they hope to
find plenty Of teal ducks and birds, to
say nothing of squirrels, and perhaps
q deer or two. The HERALD trusts
they will have a good time and plenty
of luck.
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Repairing Fine Watches and Manu-
featuring JGWGlTy a Speciality.

Seth Thomas Clocks, Genuine Pebble
speciacles. Opera Glasses, Gold-Headed
Canes, Etc.
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The HERALD is getting there with
both feet, Eli"