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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

A New NATIONAL BANK.-The controller Of
the currency has authorized the organization
of the Colebrook National bank, New Hamp-
shire, capital, $4,000; Geo. Van Dyke, presi-
dent; Harry F. Bailey cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
JOHNSON & LUrrRELL.

We closed out los Embroidered Scotch Chambra
Robes. 80; former prlce. 81 80. Also 100 White
Embroidered Robes, $3.50. s2.75. 81: former price,
"a, IS, 90.
VIII sell balance of China Silk, 45c. 5Oc worth 75c
sl
White and Black Striped Summer Silks, 25c 81 NC !;
worth Soc, 75c. We also closed 500 yds White
Goods At half price, 12Ixc, l5c. lsc: worth more
than double. Best French Satteens. roc and 25c
Beautiful styles In Chali, &C.. 12l8c.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL
mylS-3ts 713 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
Knaggs, the Self Confessed Murderer.

HILLsBoRo, ILL, May 21.-Thos. R. Knaggs,
the self-confessed murder of Samuel Waldrup,
of Litchfeld, was brought here yesterday from
St. Louis. He had preliminary trial and was
sent to jail He refused TO make any state
ment, and manifested no signs Of fear or
emotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
WANTS HALF THE SALARY.
Queer Claim Of a Namesake of Superin.
tendent Porter of the Census Bureau.

Mr.. Porter, the superintendent of the census,
has discovered that he has namesake living
in Indiana. In fact, his attention was called to
the matter by the gentleman himself, who
wrote to inform Superintendent Porter that
the President evidently intended to appoint
him, but that he would waive all claim to the
position providing that the emoluments of the
Office were equally divided with him. The
Indiana Porter says that he was in the sixty
ninth Indiana regiment. He mentions this
fact and others as a reason for believing that
he was the man whom the President intended
to have the Office Of superintendent of the
cenaua-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Barnes Walling has
been ordered to the receiving ship Vermont,
July l6; Lieut.. John N. Jordan to duty in the
coast survey; Chief Engineer Geo. w. Stevers
to the navy yard, New York; Chief Engineer
Geo. G. Burnop to duty at the navy yard, Mare
Island, in connection with the construction of
the machinery of the Monadnock; Gunner Jno.
J. Walsh to duty in the ordnance department.,
navy yard, Washington; Lieut. Leavitt c. Lo-
gan from the Ossipee and placed on waiting
orders; Chief Engineer L. J. Allen from the
New York navy yard and placed on waiting or
ders. Gunner I. b. Watkins has been placed
on the retired list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
PERSONAL.

WILL THE LADY IN WHITE DRESS CARRY
w ing gold eaded umbrelly, who called at
store corner 81 and Saturday, between and pm,
asking change of 50 note and getting the lie Art ash
ion Book bring send the 50 note she forgot TO
IN her apparent haste TO catch corneI 9th
and SITS.
II not needed Will take other steps. 1t.
4 ,IvII-sERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send lOc. to
). W FLYNN. A NJ, Ivy Institute,
my16-lm Southwest cor. Sth and h sts n
STEINEK & BRADFORD'S INDEPENDENT DE
- tectye Agency and Bureau Of Information Detec-
i've wQTk III all It's branches all business confidential
Private consultation room We employ only reliable
aud Competent men. commissioned with police power.
MORGAN BRADFORD, JR.. Manager Office Rooms L
and 2. zoos St NV, Walter building. open from
am To / pm myl4tO31'
nIvORCES-A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY LAW,
D12i Dearborn ST, Chicago. advice free: twenty
one years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted sel5-s.tu,th,ly
VNHE ONLY AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
II tive gency. WM. WILLIAMS. CiEO. W. MCEL-
FRESH Communications promptly attended aud
strictly confidential Office pen all hours. WM. WILL
l1AMS. Manager, y:26 NV. my4-lm-
IUSTHS OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where hrst-class Secondhand Clothing be
sold AZ respeclaDle prices Address call AZ Gl
myl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

OATHs TAKEN BEFORE NOTARY PUBLIcs NOT
VALID.-Land Commissioner Stockslager has
asked Assistant Attorney General Shields, of
the Department of the Interior, for an official
opinion defining the scope and actual meaning
of the recent decision of the United States
Supreme Court in the Hall case The court
held in effect that oaths taken by United
States officials in land cases before state no.
taries public were of no binding force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $40, 800
as follows: Coupon As, S4OO at 129 fat;
registered 419s, SO, 800 at 106H ex interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

L fHILADELPHrA STORE
HOT WEATHER DRESS GOODS.
50 pieces Good Quality Lawns, splendid
styles, only DC yard.
80 pieces. SO inches wide, only &C. worth
1216c.
30 pieces. 36 inches wide, extra fine
quality and exclusive styles. only l218c.
WHITE GOODS.
Plaid and Striped Lawns, SOrella Stripes
and Plsids. Lace Stripes and Plaids, Piques,
extra tne quality, all worth l5c to Sc
yard only 121ec yard.
New stock Challis beautiful STYLES good
goods Sc. and lSc. yard
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
An the Latest Novelties. our prices are
the lowest.
Another lot Of the 2jc Boys Shirt Waists
can't get half enough Of them.
Another lot, made of Good Quality Fancy
Wool FLANNEL, at zoe; worth Ell.
All sizes of the Positive Fast Black Real
Derby Ribbed Hose, only l25ac. Better
than most Of the 2oc- goods now the
market
ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests 12l<c; price
MATTINGs
good quality at "a roll and upward.
CARHART 4 LEIDY
mails S2S 9Th and 706 K st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and llth st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. II. KAUFFMANN, PresL

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

nUR MATING SALE HAS PROVED A SUCCESS;
" 81 rolls sold in one week How could il De other
wise the price sell: KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 1lth ST. s.e. mylS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT
~ Company, 15th st. and New York avenue,
receives silverware and all kinds Of valuables de-
posit Safes Of all sizes for rent. Vaults proof
burglar proof proof inside Of their build.
ing with walls 3 feet o inches thick. Construction
fre-p proof throughout. Equipment unsurpassed ~ .
Safe Deposit COMPANY.
Apsrtments provided exclusively for ladies'.
Inspection invited. myl1-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

The CENSUS IN ALAsKA.-Gilbert B. Borden,
an agent of the Treasury department at Point
Barrow, Alaska, had a conference to-day with
Superintendent of Census Porter relative to
his duties as agent for the census Office in that
distant land Mr.. Borden leaves tonight for
Alaska, and, as there is only one mail a year,
he obtained such verbal instructions as he
could, so that he can go on with his work in
case he hears nothing more from the home
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
COMMISSIONER PORTER IN HIS REPLY

expresses regret that the similarity of names
should have caused him any inconvenience.
In regard to the proposition to divide the
emoluments of the Office Superintendent Porter
says that lin the course of the testimony taken
by the census committee of the Senate the fact
was stated by well-known expert that the
superintendent of the 11th census would be
compelled to do 900 worth of work for
$4,000 salary. You will, therefore, see that the
salary of this Office when compared with the
amount of work we shall have to do is 50 small
that the sacrifice of dividing it with another,
no matter if he bears the same name as the
superintendent, would indeed be great"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

T AIDES DERBY RIBBED VESTS lac, AND
1lchildrens Derby Ribbed Vests. Zoe, in Cream only.
Salk Mtts. II xe-, black only, at kAUfMAN'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

PENSION COMMISSIONER TANNER has leased the
Weaver house, corner of 32d and Road streets,
Georgetown, which will be fitted for his resi-
dence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

TRuNKs
Made at TOPHAM's FACTORY have National
Reputation for standing hard usage. last for
years. and are low in prices.
large stock At Factory and Salesrooms-
Call aud see the Light and Strong Leatheroid
Trunk
Repairing Of Trunks and Bags promptly and
thoroughly done.
JAMES s. TOPHAM,
ny11-6m 1871 Pennsylvania avenue n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

The ALERT AT APIA.-The commanding officer
of the U. S. s. Alert notified the Navy depart
ment, from Honolulu, that he expected to ar
rive at Apia, Samoa, on May Is, inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~ THE RESUMED SEMI-ANNUAL COM
So munication of the Grand Lodge F. A A. NJ,
es p NAY VII ss ee,a az easf
W. for e1empl hcation of work. BY order of the NJ.
my2l2t wR. SINGLETON. CIR sec'y.
n WASHINGTON, D. c., MAY 90, $50.
LUXE Hfis &! hersSy lao tsse l3a
aps ny many 6aS ff5 sfsr
NSRrH dArifoE rTfusIES auGfaRY MEkTlSs st sSe 3r
CHURCH corner North Capitol and K SITS. Tomorrow
viii nsis speas sS9rs
M 9ld 9aken Bucket" by Mrs. Light Good music 6y
the choir. Come. IT.
"a BAG OF CHICKS"
saw published in the Washington Press this morn
ing under the above caption; Frank Dade one Of the
church; corner OF 10th and r streets northwest Of
%hfh , ann pastor What consider to be reflection
Investigated the affair early this morning. calling
purchase the ehckens from them and that Dsde is an
We have TO thatsuch arrests and publications do
but on the
J. MARCUS cARa4L
1921 stn.w.
81 Purchase one Of our 50 Coats and Vests.
OFFICE FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.,
49, WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 20, 1889
A meeting of the stockholders Of the Franklin In;
at thus ose on MONDAY june for ths ELECTION Ct e Of
1850. ''- - ~ 'fIff TESS%ick xvi YOUNG.
my2l-eo6t Secretary.
g 80 AFULL ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS
requested At the meeting Of ,WEiDNEsDAY EVEN,
Tortance Concluding with new campfire feature in
the way OF surREiSs TESs By Graer Of pos. cosr
CHAS. F. KEEPER, Adjutant. 1t
Co. CONSEQUENCES AND STORAGE So
Having very large store and desirable location,
both for auction sales and storage, we are pre-
Goods, Groceries, Mershandse of ali Ripds aorses
Buggies, &C. Special attention given to real estate
safes.
Prompt returns made.
S4ie' day every TsSgffs&aEY KS6f aEYowEsrHA1, Auc.s.
my2l-lm 937 9TH ST. NV.
aS WE DESIRE TO EXTEND OUR THANKS
and gratitude to Chief Paris and the mem
bcTs OF the Fire Department who ably and inteli-
gently abored and succeeded i'll controlling the fire at
9G d f NIGHT But iSr their
more MOI disastrous US Iitl JUHNs0S BROTHERS.
49, PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN AsSO-
MI HSENSa NAY Y ga at
O'Clock. Full ATTENDANCE desired IL -
se HON. JAMES TANNER, ROBERT p
So Porter. and John NJ Farquhar will address
= st. NV, THIS EVENING. 1t
e., AT TIMES WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM
and shove out the accumulation of stock During the
past week have gotten together all the ODDS and
ENDS. and trust tn price will sell them at once.
AIot Of WHITE SHIRTS at 81 formerly not less
than s1.5O and mostly s2) Some of these are French
Percale, with Three Collars and Pair of Cuffs
1t is this week, too, that we cut the price Of our
PARASOLS in half. We have but few lett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 5542, 1899; customs, s57s,ss3
COMMISSIONER TANNER contradicts the re-
port that the pension appropriations have been
exhausted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
BlcmroyD. Va. Noyamber1 l-'.
Why should u Sot 1e st. Louis o. Wash
iucton CITY;

1
Mr. Lditor.-Ir the N1' OF yes orday
evening ms friend. b. Johnson baro,3ur'
Esd &C Orange county, declares hlmseA IN
favor of Chic4c1 over AeW YORK ctF IoT
the great exposition propOi Il fo ID" neid IN
commouoration Of fheu.- coY"TN OF Az l'"
and which Iauurose may De termed lAo
o. mn 1'- ...-..-
A NWg ME-, through her ropi oaehi NJ as
IN Congress VIII he cail. III upon q" ~ -'
Federal approWIat ou II may zee ",l ~ '.'-
qu're what special ciilui 'i,..ci Guy A@9
upon our favorable o9ii-lne.l.iioii' ,-:-.;,;,
Inc only srtl i3e1i -"' '' ,..a, 80 60
hh' :. Ntd or ihe i'ahu' on .,-.,'....
the war rs % moderate ahLI'i 1PFl ~ .'-
tom 10 Improve L'i I-N'I7 anu l.'. .'o'
ms NfW 'uiN '.'5 ll' NV -,
anu -t. "ti~"", rf''f ' -
nom Nh'n rvt u.s. 49, ,,l.,.,,, III
NV a.. ,.,I M. a., such .u .4-
Cleveland m.uH a~9i,li.7' ~ ~ i,., LIS
lchl inll ne lOi"... 'i., ...l tol.o d.
"lI 3' IT, -.-..t,., GlCa~V,.4o eo
l'Nt' .' or, ..', oi,,.,e l..en ,rlif
.'I ',7 j i-n'"' '
''i .'' ..,. C,i...,,..2 rvroso, fine train
TO" ""I"' .-.i C,,..i,,uati IN Oc-
PEI "eru Hut.f ''- ' -.-l..'j i,. ~ Tia
toner l''l; VIZ" ~ t,,,t o,4,
.rtal HIc ~" ~ -. - o,.l lad Lon
As / was ju ,. ''n " ...,,+i',,,.,, =,
very cl'iuy ura'.1 ~ ''' '.,i-r.-.,j
Wn)m our parry 'o'A .,'l,.,' 81 d. Lo-
inN regret ao 'ug ~ 49,. .,,,o,, j., Ia
bulh' saiu 49,. "In tbe
group ll"t wa" - ,l,5t o,er saw I
ool'''7 2i'.'i ~ ,.,,. nm Car,n Dou0la4.
wa5 "a prlsoiii,I 81 W. WIZ tbn nnly b.onket
an ii '"1 y. L''. i,,,,, ~
W ~ ~ ,l ~ ,-,,,,, Dorolqs before
w ~ -. -, J.ra j., ts,e tu4ot,-
~ nv -. ~, ar o,,I Louybt tbe
9ililVo y 1"t' 80 80. I'll ,Le,, boro
Li'uE Ils1u, N7 " " a.. ,.s. tLa. limo
IeOuhl IL III ni''-O' W., - IN
put % keep awe Ne si'l'1''' W. .t h.,
ha' mover cta''u ~ f...l,r,to- an,
ciueIel17 ll"''-O ~ 'l e.. I.e,, r, tie
roei ~ prisoners "Nu ~ ~, .i,,,
haiIeI tnn' ma, -Io"n -L' va .,,,,,.-..o
gers anu 10 ~ ..1 - t,o s~trule-
~ 10 ue sp'' 5.''''"'
ton OK "a lI1ehu' ...... - So,
IN olher VA sue D"' sHo " - ..-.,,,.'--.-
If'ndieSs. AyIeIA i'.'ig an IL 49, ,.t,
are IIeclnlieH'ls - I,r
- more ptruA4. oI55 ','-n l,..l rr...,
instance UT. - ~ 81 - ,,,...' ~ cbioa
nhlc4,i oI tH- "'-."' - d ~. i - la
Fo. p{ we i- ,.,r. ~ Vi-..ir;o and sells
~ ms ~ e. i,-.,l, tj.,, ,,rr ,,,r, t.r-
j, ~ ~us ~ Ill.,. . J- tlot tbc- are
80 3d.. r--rl-.f Al Bristol
Vil,th H4l "a T.,..li., 'iV,-rrs and otbar
,n' - No. Li~.,if,ie and In the
I'm ''i 1'.. ,i'',o,,o sneeui9lor has his
''.'''' ,,...,+ s,,,1.l,-. and tnc men who
f..,..al-l,. e = ,,fnber, of cattle do not now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-.sUNDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1880

Of Carthage in which the Cardinal stated
that an anti-slavery congress, composed OF
representatives. from France, Belgium
Spain, Italy, Russia, Austria. Germany,
Sweden. and In facs al Europe, VIII meet
at Brussels in the latter part OF this month
70 devise meansof breaking down ana com
pletelY oradicating The slave TRADE ~ africa
The Cardinal calls for q thousand Foilu-
teer soldiers. which number he CONSIDERS
sufficient # thew are the right sort. tie
says: There u 10 scarcity OF hpp"ln -
tions. but for the most part fear theN arc
young. men weary Of the monotopy OF
Furopean life. anxious for change: and de-
sirOus II stirring adventure. ines" aie
not tho f1cn we want. These are pTecisely
tho men we donot want. We need men pr
pared Tor every suffering ahl shIi me-
even that Of life; men VINO desire no re-
ward or recCmpeuae except that Whlcn ihe
consciofiauoss of having giyen away time,
health. and even life brings With IT, ~
there ire any such men IN America so
minded would Doe glad - hear uom le y.
will Le particularly glad 10 euroh tue
cmalc.pated blacks IN ny l'ttle army.
And it seems to me the very essence OF
poetic justice in Tins movement. WHiCl ,,1n
Will crown With success, thnt tue Aiilvll-
can blacks. the children Of those Who 10
tho .evcateeuth and eighteenth centuries
were ;nrn from thor homes ana SOFA nv
serfdom hy the forefathcTs * the slave OIL
TO-DAY, should play prominent part:
The very nature Of The country CON
pcl3 the Arab SLAYER To- avail himself o. INV
three perhaps flur-eTed' caravan routes
to the sea. These we propose - ho.d ana
to guard. no ma,terwAat na.on has s-'.l'""
cia n 90 the territory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17

The VICTORY IN HENRlCO.
RESOLUTIONS of Thanks TO Number of
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
Tn consideration Of the valuable services
rendered VIZ during the late campaign by
Messrs. Edmund Pendieton, Edgar airing
ton. r. L. Montague, +. b. slater, !. n.
Montague. j. L. Anderson. Philip Snield'
W. II. Sands. $. s. J.. Patterson, ~ llOn-
c,iro. GeoroeD. Wise. G. Y. Meredith, Z. b.
Shield, Tazeweu Elicit, II. VI. Smith. Jr.,
J. G.. Lamb. Jackson Guy, George Bryan.
and others. the Democratic Committee OF
Henrico county have passed The following
resolutions
Rfsoicff !. That this committee in he
half Of the Democratic party OF Henrico
county. extend oar hearty thanks Tor the
valuable services rendered u on October
Goth (registration-day and November .,
1889. and we fully assure tho gentlemen
from Richmond OF our high appreciation
of their work.
. That this committee recognize in the
great victory achieved IN HenrlcO county
for the Democratic party on TUESDAY, Mo-
vember 3, 1899. in the election OF Dir.
Joseph L. Davis 20 the House of Delegat es,
and a minority for the entire Democratic
ticket. the untinng efforts and valuable
services rendered by our chairman, Mr..
Simon Solomon aud that we return hun
our hearty thanks and full assurance Of
our undivided strength for his support
when he may see Gt 10 call upon Us.
3. That through his WISE counsel and
hard work We have been enabled to over
throw the political enemy and redeem our
county from the corrupt rule Of the
Republican party.
4. That we congratulate the Democratlo
party OF Henrico upon the success, and
call upon them 10 stand firm 10 meet the
enemy in the next battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17

These estimates are only for stores aud
necessary expenses. The above estimates
were tabulated from reports made by the
commandants OF the several companies.
II we were to buy the oyercoats and blank
cts the expense 10 each man would be
about S25-thls is more than they can pay.
without these the expense TO each man
will average about ST. per annum.
Our expense account is much greater
now than few years since. Tho higher
the standard OF equipment and discipline
the greater the cost Of the service. Be
tween the standard OF to-day and that OF
ten years since there is a vast difference.
This fact is only known 20 those who are
familiar with the volunteer service.
As m illustration of its efficiency, a
short time since the Governor Issued an
order for three companies TO 60 from thus
city TO Newport News. This order was Is
sued at 1880 p. NJ. AT II T. NJ. these COM
panies were on the train and fully equipped
for the service expected Of them. They num-
bered. officers and men, l4G. Ten years
ago this could not have been done in twice
tie time. HENRY G. JONES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
MILITARY FUNDS.
Colonel Jones Tells Where tho Money
Comes From and for What Pur-
pose n IL ICED.

70Hc Ed10r Of he Dipa'h:
Referring e. your interview with Colonel
stern. Iuepect0r-Gcucral. in your Sunday
issue. I note that the question was asked,
What were the personal expenses Of the
mem in the volunteer service, and for what
purpose was Tie money expended?
append herewith the estimates Of the
First regiment for the ensuing twelve
months. which VIII give the public full
knowledge $50 90 what will be tine cost TO
themeu of the regiment Tor this period:
FIRST LLGI'uNT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
Et,uq'es q ErUeDsls AM iHlgiae 20 foranJey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
Writ of Error in n Belt-Line Case.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted writ
OF error In the case of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad rs.
4. l.. Blanton. This is the proceeding in
the condemnation case--another way 10 get
all the facts before tho Supreme Court,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
NEW YORK FASHIONS
sOME OF TIE DICTATES OF THE AL
TOCRkTIC DAME.
Stree, rsssss-Brafds-pack Trimming
The Poionaise-Thc Brides
General Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D''pa'cb.l .
NV YORK, Novemberl6. iSs9.

~. W., Noro-,1,o-t; 1890
7. ..,,t3 -, 10. y, a4rrnt freases some
| ,.f 10 t,r,,,i,citr tbet hss recently pre-
'P - ,,vo.. NIL,
.',ro ,,o,iels are aimost discounte-
i'.'' - - ,,,,,,,s o~o 80 inoGi
nan 81 an -. Le ,,,.rod in Tho somo
80. ~ Ia pariiien conceptions Of
'h', --I' "., 1877 a. ,,',,o ,,tendcd TO
nl',I''.''. =. ...,.,o e .ro Moi, eTeo.s
'- ''... a. - -t.,.I,- Ir9t-od now
"i'n 80 Md si3e noncls
.'-,''' -, ,orai -,ho eLiri p-nnor-
/ ftt-s fro,t ,rr.ion i. f~rolcntlv box
/ "5't III t.l,'I i~ ntisr,g. o. ,,rf,.,,ncuted.
p..-''''' 49, .,.,,,.a,.+ r,,t.,~e an the
''' - a. d 1o.ll, ono COOS q i'm
s.l p -,.-..,l ~, eli coro..y.lble
/ s''.,.+n-.c TO- me como oir.odv
Ill. o., H. oTniiod upop The
it',' u.s., g. +c.il,. ,s on "a. !, ,vav 10 Trim a
/ No.. ,s ...,,ll lac ,io,.-ed
There b., fancy for trimming also with
! narrow ribbon velvet.
R.cz prtprrrrq.
.. ,-.,,rl,. oe ON
hlcA "I'P'''7 D'.. lr- '''''' -
/ II, I''' ".' '' ',,,n rrtIn st-irf
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
Bonds Accented.

[By telegraph 10 tie Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON. November l6.-Ihe bond
offerings to-day aggregated so; 20. All
accepted at III Tor per cents and luoSs Tor
As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-17
An Appeal to the colored Race.
For tho Dispatch.

The New York World of November sth
publishes an interview held by its special
correspondent at Paris on the oath OF DC
tober with Cardinal Savigerie, Archbishop