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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
The Winstoa-CRrfer Case Continued
gnfig wednesday.

Yesterday morning was the time fixed for
the trial in the POhce Court Of the case OF
Messrs. Lewis p. Winston, Sheriff Of Rich
moud, and Rooert A. Carter, City sergeant,
charged with lighting in the ballroom OF
Louis Euker.
shortly after the court opened aud before
the case hsd been reached on the docket,
Colonel Samuel b. witt, 4 mutual freud OF
these gentlemen. informed Justice Crulcn-
field that MIR. Carter, who left the day
after tie daiculty, and before a wal
raut was ISSUED for his arrest 10 visit friends
10 the country. had not returned TO the city,
and that he win had received intelligence
that SIR. Winston was too much indisposed
10 appear az court. The case was therefore
continued until next Wednesday, when II is
expected that both gentlemen will be pres.
emf
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souart Academy of Music.

Miss Florence Arnold, the young Aetress
who appears al The uOzalt next Tuesday aud
WEDNESDAY, IN the character OF Mallory Lee
in " Her Husband" is highly spoken OF by
the New York press. sac Is described a.
having youth, grace, snd great ability, and
her company one OF exceptional strength.
The interest 10 the story Of the drama Is en-
BANGED bv ITO special scenery and The quaint
mel6niss OF the Alabama Troubadours,
whose excellent singing adds. il is said
gteat.v 10 the in crest OF the whole.
The story is domestic. the scene principal
" laid ia the South. affurding an oppor'u.
nity for some beautiful SCENE effects, de-
scrbed ~ very realistic.
The cast includes such names So W. A.
Whuecar, Louise Muldener, L. L. Walton,
Annie Wallsce Britain, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
THE LEE MONUMENT.
WORK on TIE PEDESTAL TO BE PUSHED
FORWARD RAPIDLY.
Model OF Elder and Bubcrl's Statue to the
Confederate Dead Buried
in Alexandris.

There IL now a certainty that the Lee
monument will be erected speedily. After q
series OF vicssitudes, changes, alterations, and
a whole catalogue OF DELAYS the matter OF the
pedestal has been turned over to the engineer
and the master stone-masOn TO actually buiid.
There is no doubt but that they will do II.
When the statue arrives from France the
pedestal will be constructed ready to receive
il. The engineering work has been put I'M
der the charge Of Sir. c. 2. +. Burgwyn, the
engineer who assisted the naval authorities
30 successfully in moving the monitors 70
Richmond without delay or accident oil any
kind. The contractor for the slope-work Is
Mr. james NeiherwoOd, who has done so
much OF the masonry.work around The city.
Roth Mr.. Burgwyn aud Mr.. Netberwood
were employed upon the foundations OF inc
New CRY Hail, aud as they have operated IN
their respective departments together Tor
several years this is an additional guarantee
that they will accomplish this undertaking
also.
The design was made in France and met
with the approval OF the sculptor Monsieur
Mercie. The drawings have oil oesn
ADAPTED 10 American figures and put IN a
Sir. Burgwvn. Eaca stone Is numbered q
well as each course. The top oi the pedestal
will come Just little below the top OF the
present derrick. The top Of the riders
head will be about fifteen feet higher IMAM
the TOP Of the derrick. The foundations
are nearly completed and ready for the cut
stone work. As each stone IL drawn IN Us
exact position the stone cutteFs cut the
stone for the different courses long before
the masonry is built. Upon The accuracy
Of the drawings depends the eXaetness with
which these stones it, and It Is safe TO say
that with the present skliu men IN charge
OF it tue work will move forw'rj properly,
smoothly. and rapidly. OF the nineteen
courses the stones for fourteen have already
been gotten out from the quarry, numbered,
and ready for the stonecutters.
MONUMENT TO THE CONFEDERATE DEAD AT
ALEXANDRIA.
Buberl the sculptor. under the superyi-
sion Of John Elder. the artist. OF this cry,
has undertaken 10 reproduce m bronze Nr.
Elders famous painting AppomattoX" as
4 monument to the Confederate dead oil
Alexandra, now bei0g erected by the suryi-
wing Confederate soldiers OF that city to
their comrades who fell in the war. Gene
raj VI. ID. Corse. who with the other mem
bers OF the committee went 10 New YORK To
inspect the cisy model. yesterday sent the
following telegram % Auditor NMYe:
NEW YOEK. December 3, 1898.
Colonel Norton Marye, Auditor;
Clay model splendid. All we could wish
for. NJ. ID. CORsE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

Broad street, Fifth to Third, both sides
Joseph NJ. Fourquereap aud ahd "i'iiam
J.. White.
Broad street west Of Third, both sides
Frank z. Burke, Joseph W. Lauoe, and X.
II. NJ. HarrsOu.
Marshall street. Fourth TO Seventh, In.
cludtng the market: +. II. Elicit and
George 9. boupteastle. o
BuiIdsrs aud Contractors: Fritz Sitter
ding and Thomas y. Render.
MsjOr Randolph urges the importance OF
commencing the canvass promptly, ana
thinks 4 tse " collectors will 10 TO WORK
this week the entire amount can be rel-cd oY
next Saturday. The districts have been dl-
vidcd 90 that lures to four hours Will ne SUI
ficieni 10 cover the ground. Win unlleo
effort success Is assured. The subscription
now amounts to sI25 900. subscription
blanks and the financial plan have been
mailed 10 each chairman Of the committees.
Smallest subscription IS one and one quarter
shares. &l2j."
Following Is the financial scheme:
HOTEL n alcH8OAD. Va. PROPOSED FIXANcIAL
SCHEME.
The cost Of the land and building com
piete is limited 10 $3.50, 600 The subscrlp-
ton 10 cover this amount and no subscrip-
tion binding until 5000. 900 has been sub
scrlbed ON the completion OF the building
bonds 10 be issued 10 the amount OF $780,
OoO bearing per cent. inter est, secured Dy
A fret and only mortgage on the entire pro-
perry. stock 10 be Issued 10 each subscriber
for the fun amount Of his subscriDuon.
Example: A subscriber to $1,000 TO re-.
ceive ten shares Of stock at the par value Oh
sl0O and a fret mortgage bond OF the par
value OF $500. 100000.
Rive per cent. interest on the 100000
bonds Cav, $4,000, together with the toXes
snd ibsuraDce. will be the only fixed charge
against the property.
10 u believed that the hotel when finished
can be readily leased for $4,000 20 SjD.OO0
per annum; or, II The company decide 10
run The hotel in connection with an accom-
pished hOtel-keeper who would put in the
furnishing Of the hotel as agaiDst the com
pany's property much iirger revenue can
bc obtained. An income from the property
OF $50. 900 only Will enable the company to
paw the interest and insurance and taxes
sav In all $4,000. leaving balance that
would pay & per cent. on the stock a. diyi-
dcnd. Every subscriber by this arrange
ment would nave q bond secured on the real
estate Of 80 per cent. OF his subscription. aud
IN addition would have the cOmpany's stock
for the full amount subscribed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
observation-disclosures Evening.

For The musicale tomorrow evening Miss
Helene Livingston. soprano, already great
iavorite here; Miss Mamie townsend. con-
tralto; Mr.. Carlos Sanchez, tenor; Or. q.
MERRILL HOpkinsou. baritone, and w. Paris
Ctamlers, cOrnet soloist, have been engaged.
The following brilliant programme 10 be
rendered by these artists insurcs an evening
OF rare enjoyment:
PART Ii. Overture, "Banditten'
,ireiche," (suppe,) Amateur Orchestra >.
Songs. baritone, a. The Page. b, Cold Rolls
Beneath Sic. (fubinStein,) Or. T.. Merrill
Hopkinson. 8. Duct, soprano and tenor,
" Favorita." Oonizeth.) Miss Livingston
aud Mr.. Sanchez. 4. Cornet solo, lie TIT
omphe." (Chsmheis,) Professor W. Paris
Chambers. 3. Songs. soprano, Il, "Long-
ing." tSchlesmger.) b "a Summer Night"
lGoring rhomas,) Miss Helene Livingstone.
&. Duet. baritone and tenor, Excelsior"
Balfe.) Or Hopklnson and Mr.. Sanchez.
PART IL. Cornet solo, Professor W.
Paris Chambers. :. Trio, soprano. tenor.
and baritone, 81 LomhsIdL" (Nerdi,l Miss
Livingstone, MIR. Sanchez. and Or. Hop
klnson. Q. Song, alto, n, Resolution
b. "Thne Eyes So Blue aud Tender" LAS
,en). Miss Mamie Townsend. 10. Dueit, So
prano and alto. "Suil Ana" Marriage OF
Figaro, tMozart) Misses Livingstone aud
Townsend. H. Cornet solo. Professor W.
Paris Chambers. y. Qulrtete, Rigoletto,"
XcrdO
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Diamonds.

We remember reading some time ago about
book entitled Point Lace and Dil.
monds." We don't know much about point
lace, but We do know all about diamonds.
ana we know from the number we have sold
that our prices are the lowest OF any other
house IN the city. You can buy them at any
time, and they are always IN season. Now
that we nave announced our usual grand
holiday reduction sale tue prices are lower
than ever. You eau save 90 10 30 per cent.
10y buying ilom us. The question Is, viii
sou do Mg Goddard Il Moses. go Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
cn,,.,ms. Dinner for the Poor.

Several years ago Mrs. Slllle T.. chaplin,
Of Charleston, ). c., while on Visit 10 ms
city, in an address 10 the Young N0men's
hrlstian Temperance Union told them OF
the interest which had been created IN her
own fair city by sister organization giving
O dinner to the poor With the accompsn'-
ment Of such clothing 81 thew could get, toy.
for the children, &C., Sc. The union here
At once became interested In tle scheme
and went 20 work, asking the assis-
lance Of the Older union aud the
ladies' OF the City Mission. All know
the result OF that first dinner, where
more than a thousand OF the INDECENT Door
we're made happy for one day by an aDun-
dance OF eatabes aud such other needed
thngsm could be collected 10 the short space
Of time which they had at their command.
On the recurrence Of each holiday since that
time these benevolent ladies have given
Christmas dinner, and the occasions have
always been looked forward to With great No..
terest by the class for whose benefit they
we're startled.
The ladies' again appeal 10 those Of Onr cti-
zens who are interested 10 the cause 70 come
forward and aid IN this benevolent work.
They desire, however, to emphasize the de-
claratiOn that they have no solicitors out
begging contributions. There has been
much imposition praetieed on our people
for several years past by persons going out
ostensiby 10 collect for them. but who never
made returns. The ladies IN charge are, Of
course, expected TO solicit.
II any willing TO help 10 this good work
will drop TDstal.card 20 Mrs. William Ii.
Peasants, 27l0 east Grace street, city, Stating
that fsci, the articles named viii Do called
for in time for use; or any message left with
Mr.. Willism II. Peasants, 1904 Main street,
Will receive attention. The ladies' are making
this appeal tina early so that the generous
aud benevolent may not bestOw all their
charity upon other objects which appeal to
their syupsthies before this one has been
considered. they confidently look Tor a
generous response 10 This call. Certainly no
one who saw the faces made bright and hap
ny last Christmas will fail 10 respond now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
PronarfH TranaferA.

Richmond: Mary G. Cbestsrpsn's heirs
to Floresce g. Murray's trustee, 80 feet on
Clay street; Cleveland L. Murray and wife 10
william ID. Cbsslerman aud others, interest
In the estate OF Mrs. Mary c. Chesterman.
deceased; Martha II. salnon to Maggie NJ.
Emerson. 30 feet oB Laurel street near Cary,
1850; 0badish ). Taylor 70 Benjamin K.
ana A. 3. Perkins, q ll.l2 feet on Mar.
shall street between Henry and smith,
$500; W. L. Warius, Jr., ssd wife to
Caroline A. Wsring's trustee, 25t feet on
Cary street between Fret snd Foushee, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
case Continued.

The suit OF Antaony J. Sleinmeiz vs. the
Richmond unon.Passenger Railway Con-
psoy Was called for trial in the CITY Circuit
Court yesterday. Counsel for the defence
demurred 10 the declaration, the demurrer
was sustained by the Court, leave 70 amend
Continued. Il will probably be tried at thi,
tern oi the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

A deed OF assignment was recorded In the
clerks ONCE OF the Chzncery Court yester-
day from l.. Lewis, picture-desler sb.9l2
east Main street. 10 g. L. Deiarue, trustee.
The deed conveys al Of The stock OF PIC
lures (both framed and unfr4medl, fgomes,
mouldIngs, &C, At the above store, together
with ali the bonds. notes, and open accounts
due the psrsy Of the first part; also,
the unexpired lease OF the store
house. The trustee u authorized to
take immediate POSSESSION Of the premises
aud convert the stock OF goods into casa as
rapidly a. possible by private sale or public
auction, and shall eollcet The debts due tho
party Of the first Dart and OF the pfoeeeds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

INPARIs RENEWED STRENGTH
and yigor where there has been exhaustion.
Ammo Look Around.
Tue TREAsURE-FfiLED JEwELRY STORE OF GOD
DARD 4 MOSES. 03O MAIN STREET.

TUE TREAsURE-FILLED JgwELRY STORE or GOD
DARD MOSES, 02O MAIN STREET.
From the plate glass windows TO the rear
wall u the well-sppolnted aud treasure-tlled
estlbllshment Of Messrs. Goddnrd Moses,
02O Main street, the eve rests upon nothing
but the embodiment Of rArest beauty ~ gold,
silver, glass. metals, &c. ANY article In The
immense stock Of diamonds, watches, chains,
&c. clocks. or sllycrwofe. would make a
gift whose be,lowal would embody love,
friendship, or esteem m the most acceptable
way.
TIE store OF Goddard & Moses, 920 Main
street, must be visited 10 person, as no de-
scription will suffice. The prices asked are
most reasonable, and call is solicited by the
propretoTs.
Messrs. Goddard & Moses have announced
their tenth annual holiday reduction, and
their prices are lower than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

Lizzie Evans 10 "Tbe Buckeye" yester-
dsy afternoon delighted her audience, aud
Inst night an excellent SaiUrdaN-night house
wtnessed "Our Angel" The little lady
deserved much better patronage than she re-
ceived here aud has le't behind sn impress
sion which will stand her in good stead
when she returns.
Tomorrow night Miss Evans Will appear
IN Staunton, eH route 10 Chicago.
Joe Emmet Will appear At the Theatre to-
morrow and Tuesday nights in sour Fritz"
He is comedian OF great popularity. Few
other actors have such hold upon the PEG.
pies affections, and II he fails to draw well
during this engagement IL will be q new sort
Of rseort for him in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
CONDITION Og TIIE FREE BRIDGE.
Engineer Jobn.tOn Reports that it
Needs ThorOuga OVerbsultDG'

Some time ago the James-Riyer Bridge
Commissioners requested Mr. \. Lsngs'an
Johnston 10 make thorough examination OF
the Free bridge. and having performed that
labor ne on Yesterday lied bis report with
Nr J. r. Perduc. president Of the Mlnches-
ter Council. who is chairman OF the commits
sion. The report IS quite lengthy and Mr.
Jobnston treats The subject under these
heads: Superstructure. bridge truss and
estimates II cost 81 repairs. After SAYING
that new flooring wslkvays will be needed
I'm the sprIng aud that The irOn-Wors Is being
injured bv the water trickllng between the
panks, he says:
rrsips fhe drainage is -arfio1 out on tue bridge
Tor considerable distance by the streetrall"ay
tracks. and collects 10 very aige pool three ~
four ia hes deep, which extends an ths Wy
across The roadway This l. rot only unSiRhty,
hut injurious 10 he bridge, an should % rohe-
He could not inspect the foundations on
account Of the high Wster, hut suggests that
they be looked 20 next spring'
Furth OF, after speaking OF the heavy
weights borne over the bridge, &c., Mr.
Johnston saYs:
This bridge has now been IN use for nueeu
wears. during which Time 10 he' aud Il now ne
ing strained oy 4 scvoro trAGlc, which - al"A!
on tho increase. NOW amounts % CO nslQei aDle
volume. and Ia . yerY few wears will be doubled.
since IFS erection Little II any attention mas
beon pniI 20 the iron-work OF be truss proper,
and am safe m saying that up 10 Ihis Juno II
has mover been properly adjusted.
u ts shown by the calculation when tne htan-
dard- Dads are used hat some OF the mem oers
are too wesk and others by their position are III
/ furious. -,
now. from tho above facts. ] consider it my
duty tO impress upon YOU tho necessity OF rem
derirg this structure, wh "a Ia n 80 much impor-
+ tauce no h 20 Richmond and hanct ester, saio
and secure beyond shadow Of q doubt"
In conclusion n recommends general ana
/ thorough repair Of the whole bridge, which IN
cludes a new flooring. art a. the Richmond end
"A brick drain that will prevent the rails OF mo
streef-car company from loading the water 0uh
on the bridge; ami says in his opinion mat the
bridge is IN a very unsafe condition, and steps
should 30 taken Al Ouce tO out IL ~ orier oiher-
wiso m % very short lime 10 may bocomo danger
Gus ami you will Doc compelled 30 close H.
According 20 Engineer JohnssOn's calculations
+ L will lake 10000 TO 30 tho work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

THE LATEST NOVELTY. -Baisam PIP
lows, Tor the parlor, bedroom, &c. T..
lent with the odor 81 bal.lm and p.sse,. d.
soothing aud healing powers for ,ns.o d..
headache, nervousness, c1tanh, a.I ..
lung-discases
A Bsham Fir Pillow FREE Nth tl-h .is.
OF Balssm Fir soap. For sale AZ
BROAD->TRFEr PHUgADr.
4a3 east Broad. corner Fra.
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Musical ENVIRONMENTS 80 the FSpo7t
atom.

In reply % a question az % mo numb ?
mu.ic-houses thst competed pr aasri. .
Henry G.. Jones' Director General N fDe 3 .r
Agricultural, Mechanical, AM Ioua .oJ a4.
eitiOn. writes a. follows:
There Nsro nyo exhibits of mI
instruments entered Win ua i1r e4r.
namely. Walter D. Noses q Co. Nlma, %
Co, Sanders & StaymAn. kyland q L'n, o.
N. stoin, aud Oue eusred Tor ruwp.lr.
namely, that OF n. b. Ramos s. Con-
Thus it appears :has nvo houses enietel ~
exhibition ouiy AMI one flr competition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

JAMES b. ELA1. 4P. N. trustees sale Of nA.'
dwelling. With lot sHi-3 ioe. a. NC rs ..'
west corner OF semmts anu Elosen' b streets
J. Ii. VALENTINE. i0E A ~, coin issica's
aud trtisloc's sai0 u bed 81 Otoinf, ,f,Et -
TIA t0letssts. bed-springz, carpets, e'E'-''
a.
GEORGE W. MAYO. Ion A. NJ, piano, f-f1F
tute, stoyos. sc.
4 G. GARRISON, High Constable, II A. NJ
housekeeping Articles. Law Ooeke' 40
GEORGE ". MANo. ioS A. NJ An0 = ~ ~
sprwaro. clocks bronSca, sc.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son, 1890 p. ~, "a
panas, ggspas iemOns. aud appiea
BosfoN BARGAIN HOUSE Aoasehoid sss'elsN
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY, DECEMBER g. 1883

from such sale and collection shalt paw on
the cost OF The defd and reserve reasonable
compensation for bis own services not 70 ex-
coed per cent. and then proceed TO paw on
the creditors. The total liabilities OF tue as
sirnnse is $4,000. The following are tne
nreferred creditors: @. p. Davis, $40; Hicn-
mond Dlspaich Company, 800; the state
newspaper, $50; s. +. Lathrop Co.. 500
Charles II. Page, sl5.66; Larklnt Glaze
eos EQ
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.rheLate.t nnanc.t.

Or. Galeskfs new Perfection EYe- .u
will 1T any form Of nose. 10 ctn f. u..r
with more ease and comfort thau any .n..
Eye-glass on the market. sGeexing. ...
ing, aud stopping Will not alIcct t. Gem rf
gentle hold. A. heretofore. my eVim.nst.o.
Is tree, and all Of ny superior Glasses .f.
justed according 20 sctud need D. ,
Galeski, 9lj east Maln street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
CHURCH or THE SACRED uEAaT.
DedieatOry Ceremonies to Take
place This Morning.

This morning at II O'Clock Right Rev.
Bishop John j. i in will dcdIclte tue new
Catholic Church Of tee Sacred Heart.
The Catholic societies VIII meet az Cithe-
dral Hail AZ $3.50 O'Clock, and under command
OF Mr. Joseph W. Blley. chief marshal pro-
coed 10 the new church. The procession
will leave Cathedral Hall promptly at "a
O'Clock, and will move by HE !ol'owlnE
route: Down Ninth 10 Grace, Grace t. i iil'
Fifth % Franklin, Franklin TO Laurel. u-
rel 10 Floyd. aud FLOYD 10 the church. The
following societies will he represented In the
procession: Catholic Beneficial society,
West.Eud Catholic Renedclal and Social So
cietv. It. Mary's Beneficial and Social Union.
Branches li3 and 1862, &. Is. A., ST. Vincent
de Paul's ConiTaternilIrs, Sacred Heart So
dalliv. McGhl Catholic Union, the G. T. A.,
Calvert Club, and st. Jo'eph's Beneficial
Society.
The following gentlemen will act As aids
to Marshal Bhlcy: james HAYES, William
Rankin. Richard Schultz, John Murphy,
James A. Nolan, John X. Molloy. IL. T..
TressnOn, J. +. McCTehan, j. y. Haley, and
Thomas MuldOwney.
Bishop KAN viii preach the dedieatory
sermon.
The music will be Haydn's Third I'm.
IfTlAil iuAH~t OF III outA Va - - 'i'
ing by Richmond aud NoriOlk talent. Tie
soloisls will be- Mrs. Carter WOrmley, Mrs.
~. ". Tnlley, and Miss A. KIRK, sOprlno;
Miss l.. KIRK, alto: Mr.. John Joyce, tenor.
and Mr.. c. SherSin. bass. The iirst piece o.
music rendered viii be Neui Creator Cir
relic, soprano SOLO by Miss Tsley and
chorus. The o1ertoiy piece, sit Nomen
Domino, by Caghero, vii be rendered ny a
quartette from Norfolk. Nj. II. i. Laube
will he The leader Of the orchestra; Mr., IL.
Garfield, oreanist; Sir. +. b. Ncwhiser, or.
ganist Of ST. Peters Cathedral, director
The Church OF the Sacred Heart Is located
at the corner Of FLOYD and Short streets. II
il a neat brick structure OF modern archi-
lecture, With a seating capacity OF about
500. The building was begun IN October.
1887.
The interior IL beautifully decorated with
evergreeus aud flowers. The temporary a.
tar Of pine will soon be removed and re-
placed BY a marble altar.
Rev. Father +. Cutler is the pastor OF the
@hurch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
A Great Reductions in Fiae silver
PihtadWare.

Commencing Monday morning, December
10th. / offer NY entire stock 81 the finest
Platedware manufactured At cost FOR cash
ouly during the next ten days. Call early
and be convinced.
Ny large stock NJ Gne Diamonds and
Jewelry Of every description, also Clock.
Bronzes, &c. Tor bridal aud Christmas pres
cuts, v ill sell al The very lowest prices.
JANIS L. TYLER. .jewcller.
SO7 Pace Block.
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schasp's list or Holiday sov.It,..
FOR Tus Rove .Nn afprg

Bic, Giles, Trlcvcies. Yelocipedes. er..
Express wagons. Aszic Lanterns. p.
tico1s, JJgglers Apparatus, 'rol
Photograph Outfits. siesm.R0gire.
Printing Outfits, Musical Ia.'run.a.
Pianos. Drums. sold or s'ts. noeuy
Foot Balls. Music.rOxcs. silhmrfe
tres, se~iDg-Nachines. TypewfHer.
graph Albums, Paper Flower set.. r.. .
An inspection call s0i-i'ed.
ALET. X. scgatp.
6l1 east Br0ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

A new lot OF those desirable scotch Wool
Gloves at 35c., former price soc.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
Hstters, Shirt Makers, and 6enIlemeu's
Furnishep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09

were delivered last week 20 the "Church
Of The Sacred Heart and "Cburch ~ All
saints" from Walter ID. Moses & Co., 1905
Main street, opposite the post0tiice. Beth
Organs are the celebrated Vocation patent,
containing two manuals aud twenty-seven
notes 10 the pedal. Messrs. Waltrr ID. Moses
& Co. are 10 he Congratulated upon carrying
such fine instruments IN stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-09
The organ 10 bo Used al the sser.a
Heart Dedication IONA,

The Organ 20 be used on this oeca,,,,
and recently purchased. after careful in,s,
tigation by Father Cutler, Il one = H..
celebrated "Vocaiion organs" Inysntel .,
a genius HamiltoD-sud 40 constfnct.i b,
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