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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-18
EMBROIDERRIES
Masquerade Balls.

Saturday night there were four
masquerade balls in full operation in
the city and as previously said, the
city was full of merry maskers.
At Muth's pavilion on Government
Hill, the Musical and Dramatic asso-
citation, composed principally of
German citizens of the city proper,
held their masquerade carnival.
There was large number of gentle
men and their ladies present, and the
costumes were unique and original.
Dancing was begun about 10 o'clock
and continued until a. IN. Al II sup
per was served by Prof. Muth and
was one of the best appointed ball
suppers ever served in this city. After
supper dancing was resumed. Prof
Muth is to be congratulated upon the
excellent appointment of everything.
Even the street car line was made
subservient to his command and eX-
ira cars at |, and o'clock conveyed
the guests to their homes long after
the regular cars had ceased to run.
At Casino hall the Y. NJ. B. A. ball
was not so well attended as it should
have been. This non-attendance is
other places of amusement being open
in the city and members were derelict
in attending their clubs pleasures.
Artzt's string band led the music and
the merry maskers present fully en-
jOyed the sweet strains and danced to
the inspiring music until about 2
o'clock. Supper was served at Il
o'clock and was quite fine spread.
At Krisch hall the Jaegerlust Shoot
ing A ssociation gave their masquerade
ball. During the evening the hall was
crowded and this was quite a pleas
ant surprise to the members, who had
not expected such large attendance.
The costumes were very pretty, in
many cases, and quite original in
others. Mr.. Geo. Wagner appeared in
the costume of a prize fighter, his
brother Henry as an Alsatian farm
Overseer, Miss Annie Bader repre-
sented the United States, Miss Rosie
Wander, the Indian Medicine Cure
all, while Miss Emma Krisch compli-
the LIGHT by appearing in
dress to represent this paper, and
Mrs. LOvelady was attired in a cos
tune of the Times.
At Muench's hall on South Alamo
street, the colored people also had a
ball.
Last night, at Casino hall, this as
ISOLATION held their annual FOOLS
night ball, and all present fully en-
joyed the pleasing novelty of appear
ing at least one night in the year, in
the guse of jester.
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Died.

Carrie Wise, one of the leaders of
the sporting woman of the city, died
yesterday at the Santa Rosa hospital,
after but a short illness. In the after
noon the remains were given a decent
burial and a large number of the
sporting fraternity, male and female,
attended the funeral.
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Deaths.

February 15-Thomas Berry, aged
56 years, congestion of lungs; stran-
ger, Arkansas Pass railroad patient,
died in Santa Rosa hospital. Fran
Hill. aged % years, pneumonia.
February 16-Josephine Schapler,
aged "a years, consumption; had re-
sided in the city IA years. Lemona
Crawford, aged 3 years and months,
marasmus.
February 17-WiIliam Bundy, aged
4S years, cancer of the liver. Carrie
Wise, aged 80 years, peritonitis, died
in Santa Rosa hospital.
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Sir Charles Topper said at ban
quet in London, that while desiring
friendly communication with the
United States he thought it unlike
ly that the question of annexation of
Canada would ever be seriously con-
sidered by the latter country, which
would ever remain a British colony.
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New Arrivals.

We will display on Monday the
handsomest line OF French and do
nestle sateens ever shown in the city.
They will embrace the newest shades,
such as French grey, gobelins. terre
Gotta, heleitrope, flame, etc., and in
the most stylish patterns. Also our
new line of
EMBROIDERRIES
will be shown. They embrace line
complete in every detail from the mar
rowest to the widest made in null,
swiss, and nainsook. We would be
pleased to have you call and see our
new novelties.
2-16-tf S. DEUTSCH & Co.
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Wire DoormatS,

Rubber and brush doormats, foot
scrapers, the Imported" lamps, sim
plest wick movement made, liquid
stove polish. Examine our bargain
counters. Bucks Brilliant stoves. Let
us explain their superiority over 9TH
ers and you will have no other. The
Monarch gasoline stoves are the best.
2-4-tf WAGNER & CHABoT.
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UnbOunded r. Confidence /!
In the Progress of San Antonio

residence
Wv when our bank account had reached the responsibility modest
hard
in
We builders
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27
- Hlnck and White.

II is always difficult TO make people appre'
ciate the fact-which is certainly a fact
things said IN the black and white iorceiui
ness and permanence Of a letter are FAR more
effective than they would have been II they
had been spoken The writer meant them
inst as he would have meant them had he
said them. and he does not IN the least re
fleet that. 10y the loss Of accent, look ana ges
ture. the thing he writes may be widely III
ferent from the thirg be would have said
There have beer countless quarrelS enseh
dered by things written in all innocence and
which would have had 10 such effect nae
they been delivered by the living voice.
People vent their petulance IN word, ano
easily correct the impression 10y following II
with a smile of apology, glance that soit
ems. or a word which modiiies All OF thes'
things are. of course, wanting in the case o.
a letter. The words tell for their worst, ano
In the absence OF the writer there IS nothins
20 moderate the annoyance TO which they
Give rise-LiyerpoA Courier.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
Notes Of Iatsrest BY Wire and Mail Fros,
BeYoad the SEA-.

DURING the recent Paris Exposition there
was "a little railroad five miles in length,
running around the grounds. The track
ran in and out nong the trees and build
ings. and so near them that passengers
head or arm thrust out Of the window was
i'm danger of being Knocked of. To prevent
accidents of this sort, warnings were print
ed on large posters and tackled NJ at inter
walls Of a few yards along the entire track.
They were printed i'm almost every known
language. including Asiatic and African
tongues, shorthand, and NOlapuk.
\ RUSSIAN physician asserts that strych-
nine is an iniallible remedy for drunken
ness. administed by sub-cutaneous injec-
fions. The effect of the strychnine is to
change the craving for drink into positive
aversion. and this change is effected IN a
dav. one grain Of sirychine il dissolved IN
poo drops of water. and five drops OF the So
luton injected every twenty-iOur hours.
After treatment for eight or ten days the
patient may be discharged.
AT Vienna very heavy snow storms have
recently occurred, suspending RAILROAD
travel five days, as the drifts were fifteen
feet i'm height. Twenty thousand laborers
were employed in clearing the streets OF
snow. The snow in the rural portions was
50 deep that bears were driven bN munger =,
the villages, where they were killed and
eaten.
4 FRIEND and admirer once said TO Rob
eri browning: IL have studied long upon
this passage in your poem and am unable
10 comprehend it, Pray tell me what is The
idea embodied in it :" Mr.. Browning read
the passage over and replied: "Really,
cannot tell: but believe il will be worth
your while 10 keep on studying It.
They have things down to a system III
Mexico. There is a daily paper there which
is official, and what it says goes. II has
announced authoritatiyely; The colo
weather is over" On and after tins date II
Is TO be supposed any chilling blast VIII D'
arrested and sent up for ak months. sys
tenn is the thing, systsil.
TIKI privilege Of hunting big game in TIT
forest of Fontaincbleau is al present leased
IN NJ Ephrussi. son-in-law Of Baron az
gothschilds. for $500 yearly. The hunting
season begins in October, and the meet Oc
cur- three times week. The forest cover
M 900 acres. or almost exactly the SAINT
area as the city Of Paris.
TnE latest thing in exhibitions Is an ex
hibition Of nursing uniforms, to be hei'
shortly at the London Charing Cross Hos
n,tal The uniforms. which will be worn b,
iolls. have been made by nurses Throughout
England, and represent more than nun
bred different institutions.
The Parisians have discovered new toy
II is an English 'tea-room," situated neal
fashionable boulevard. Everybody goe'
IN II between 4 and q o'clock for - ocloci
len" and in front Of il long rows OF car
riages NAV be seen standing every ailer
noon
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4 Letter from Rev. ). u. hawthorne al
Atlanta, Ga.

Thousands of my Southern friends know
what a sufferer from catarrh | have been.
six months ago. by the advice oi my phy-
sicians. | gave up the pastorate. | nave
used two bottles of " Kings Royal 6efine-
teur.r and while | cannot say that ! am
completely cured. | DO Affirm that II mas 50
far relieved Inc | experience no pam nor
discomfort.
feel IL to be my duty 10 say also mat the
effects Of this remedy upon my wife nave
been even more signal and wonderful: she
has been almost lifelong invalid IRON
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheulha'
tisn. In period Of thirty years she h a'
scarcely had days exemption from pam
She has been using " Germeteur' about tN'
months. \ more complete transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
of disease has disappeared. She appears I,
le twenty years younger. and - happ! aho
playful As "A healthy child. We have per
.uadcd many Of our afflicted friends TO take
the medicine. and the testimony OF all o.
Them is that il Is a great remedy.
j. Il. HAWrHORNE.
Atlanta. Ga. July l2fh, le,9.
For sale by all druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OwrNs a MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postofice, Richmond, va.
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New York Produce Market.


NEW YORK. December 26.-flour ia rly
active and steady: fine grades winter, >-:l0
@Si5O; spring, Sl.lJ@S2.4O; superhle WIN
ter 81 ,60 s.. 6O; southern closed steady;
trade and family extras. 5000 $40. Wheat
closed dull. "a. &C.. lower; spot sales No.
red $50: No. red, December, eJ5sc.
Corn closed quiet, "a &c. lower; spot sales
Mob mixed, 3gs. 4lc.; steamer mixed, 3.t-
a3sc.: No. mixed December. $3.50. oats
closed dull and "a &c. lower; spot sales No.
white. 34c.; No. mixed, December, 2s1,c.
Pork dull; inspected mess SlO.25WS 1912
Lard closed weak; January. SOFA Sb.lo;
Sugar-refned dull; cut loaf aud crushed
7s5c.; powdered, 03c.; graduated, o14c'
tonee-Spot lots steady; fair RIO car:ees,
| l93.c.
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Chicago Market.
10y Telegraph.

C,lcIGo. December 26.-Wheat opened
dull and narrow. Corn active ANA weak
oats easy. Provisions weak ana lower
Blessings: Wheat-December and January
7IMc: May. $3.50. Corn December, olAc.'
January. 3O1.c.; February, oVc. oals. ne
cember. 2Oc.; January, 2O'sc.; NAY - 80
Pork-Y ear, $50; January, 80 reoIu'
a., sa.l5. Iard-Near, $50; January,
sissi'. FEBRUARY, $j.Sj. Ribs-l ear,
s4e7l1; January, ,46j; February, Si.oi12.
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VIII YOU heed the warning the signal, per
maps, OF the sure approach Of that more lyiIi.
bic disease. Consumption Ask yourselves
N YOU can AFFORD for THE sake OF fnVlng Do
cents. 10 run the risk and do nothing Tor II.
Ne know from experience tnat Snlioh's cure
Xil euro your Cough. IL never ialis. lnls
xplains why more than "a NilnOu OF foiJts
Vsfe s5id the pasl year. IL relieves 'fOu'
nd v hopping Cough at once. Mothers, 90
,ot be without n. sample bottles iIee. sou
nv lodeker Brothers aud III, N, Shields q Co.,
s.ense m Ftfth and Nafshril slrpeu.
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New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. December 2G.-Money closed
AT : per cent. highest of the day; lowest :.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, $50
4s5: actual rates, isOl. a 500 Tor sixty
davs. and 4SI@4sii, for demand. Govern
ments closed steady; currency. o., llb bid;
As coupons, l27l. bid; as, do, l0i5+ bid.
There was no Improvement IN the STOCK
market today over the stagnant condition
Of Tuesday. and there was little business.
Out Of the total Of only $500 shares sold up
10 noon. Lackawanna furnished 1900:
Reading. $500. and Missouri Pacific, 100.
The small business was due 10 the uE-
usually mild weather and favorable con-
dition Of the coal trade. There was also
some disposition 10 look for lower prices i0f
the next week, owing 10 the continued
closene-s Of money. At - o'clock values
were generally a 10 per cent. lower than
Tuesday. the latter in Missouri P&cinc.
In the afternoon there was nothing IN the
market. except the cndeaYor Of the shorts
10 cover some of the Iackawana and Read
ing sold i'm the forenoon, and the result was
that they recovered part Of the early de.
clines. Missouri Pacific also recovered
part Of the mornings decline. Pacific
Mail closed at slight advance. sugar
Trusts closed ~ higher. The rest Of the
list closed in most cases 20 Per cent
lower on some selling caused by the sudder
advance Of the rate for call loans to -. PEI
cent. sales 1913. POI shares.
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A poefical Pair.

Selby-What a charming couple Mt
and Mrs. Dollboy are! d,
Parker-Yes, but | should hardly cal
them a couple-they are SO small, yo'
know. =,
seIby-what would you call them
then?
Parksr-why, . couples, Of course
pvylingtea FREE rrsas.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, December p, $50.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-lO2 bushels.
Corn. 100 bushels.
Oats-Jp0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat -~hortberry. 30 bushels good IT
l5c.: - bushels common no t)c.
Corn-White. son bushels very good new
at 4lc.: 200 bushels good new on private
terms.
COTTON HPrOEr.
Market firm.
Onofations.- Middlin., &c; low zsis-
ding, 9J.c.; good ordinary, sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Markets.
by Ielographl


BALTIMORE. MD. December Election
ouiet mlddljng. IOiz 0iOIc. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat southern. dull
and easier. Fultz. 730 Sc. Loneberry, -
mS4c. No. >, 7g3sc.; isteamcr. l5c.; IVES
tern quiet: No. > winter red, spot and De
cembeg 7jIs@7jAc. Con-southern far
" active: white, new, 3lG3jc.; yellow.
new. 3lWaGc.; Western weak; mixed spot
l2i.c.: new spot and year, sec. Oats
southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 2S0 Bic; W es-
tern white 3O@3lc.; do. mixed. pa Gl4c.;
GRADED NO. white, 3lc. Rye steady; prime
10 choice. 57QG0c. Provisions quiet; mess
pork. Sll.5O: bulk meats. loose shoulders
DC: long clear. &C.; clear rib sides, &C..
sugar picked shoulders. 5i4c.; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, A.; hams, "a l2'+c'
Lard refined. ~. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes.
fair. l9@lgstc. sugar duh and lower \
soft, csc. Copper firm refined, liG l1c'
Whisky, $l.10.
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nj. Louis Market.


sr LOUIS. December eJ.-Flour quie'
unchanged. Wheat firm; December, ,54c'
lid. corn lower; December, 2oss. oar
lower: May, 2l34c. Lard-i'rime steamed
.si.c. Pork-standard mess, $40; ba sac n
Bcx shoulders, sc. clear fios' |''0''
"a N. short cloar. AA.sOafJ.vO.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE. TENN, December 20 -
What wIiet: No. red winter. .9eoJc.
vo b. I4@15e. Corn easy; "hite III 4.
no sacked, sOc.; bulk. SIC.
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WE have aspeedyand positive cure f9 Or. "a
tarrh, Diphtherla, Cankcr Mouth an nv
nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use il
If Won desire health and sweet breath. filcs,
sd cents. sold By Bodeker Brothers an, ano
III. NJ. shields < Co. corner OF ruin ahn 'i'i
.hnIl sfraafs
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vuLsrrNo1oS,N c., December q; -spir Its
,,rnentine firm az ylc, kosini asn !
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 70.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF.
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co,
Road! Read: Road
OXFORD, y. c., September

Mr.. VI T. Hardy. Chase C'U. Ia:
It's with great pleasure that certify tnat
hy the use 81 Chase City Mineral Water my
wife was relieved Of the worst case OF dyspep-
STA ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous, the trOublei originating ae
II did from chronic catarrh gastrltls. through
the entire month ot~Ianuarv and nearly an
OF February. the present year, the patient
ate no food except small quantities OF SKIM
med milk. Any and all medicines--lne
simplest and blandest--acted as irritants
whenever taken. Bismuth aud laciO- pepsin
were spit up very soon after being swal-
lowed. From the first part II February 10 tne
first Of July her food consisted only OF mhk
and mush with occasionally The SOik> Oh
hard boiled eggs never more than two at
time) She was reduced from 100 POUNDS 10
IFS pounds In weight che went 10 the MIN
eral Hotel Mt chase city July 6th. In one
week Improvement was perceptible. Az
end Of the 9TH week she came home, aplar-
entiy transformed into another being. ne
could eat almost any OF the ordinary al',.les
OF diet She had gained In thSt short tline
TWENTY-FIVE pounds Of flesh, going from llo
TO 40 pounds This Improvement has con-
tiuued and her health would no DOUBT now
be perfect, had not liver trouble OF recent
origin temporarily retarded her recovery.
Whenever any article Of diet disogrees win
her she runs for her bottle OF "Chase 'lty
Mineral Water" and u seldom Rails 10 re-
| lieve. IL. -
NV experience with your water In quite a
number OF cases tends TO confirm me IN my
opinion that II viii cure almost any case Oh
acid dyspepsia; that Is TO SAY, Wheic lne
cause OF trouble - fermentation IN inc
stomach: In other words, where there Is no
malignant disease. and the stomach j. the
main organ involved.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours'
: ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
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NULoAN IRON COMPANY.
BARGAINS IN REAL EsTATEl

DARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
MINING rROpERTlE.. FOR 'ALE. OR
LEASE.
Tho BEsT ros ecis % MICA AID FIELD
rfAkin the country.
Lois FOR SALE. n, USES FOR SALE OR
RENT.
special attention given 10 renting and col
c-.lus g. Ms
Corfespondence and share Of lie public
D uonage res, ectiully solicited.
guOA AuluEaFooRp.
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From John OFT, Esq, secretary OF tie
Southern FeriiliEing Company 80,
RICHMOND, VA, April ~ leoo'
lfr. w. T. Hardy. chase CITY. "a -,
NV Dear Sill have used WIN specihl
benefit for relief Of the kidneys OF an eNc.s,
~ uric acid. and other equity indications. and
AS a preventative of Indigestion, me Ohas'
city Mineral Water. and commend u WIN
cut hesitation. The water AT the same rlin'
Is delightful 70 the taste. JUN Oii'
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pvs,.,s,. and Liver Complaint

IL IL not worth the small pfice OF % cehts
q, free Yourself Of every symptom OF thtse
distressing complaints? lfyou think so, cal
Al our store and get bottle OF Shiioh itsi-
il.r lVery bottle has printed guarantee
"a IN. Use accordingly. AZ Il II does YOU no
usoI il will cost you nothing, sold by ooue-
ksr BROTHERS and III. NJ. shields TO-, corn
al Finn and Marshall streets.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams < ssr
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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For Malaga grapes, Tangierine and lndla
river oranges. dates, tgs, prunes, bananas
20 to Hickerson 4 Brothers, 2li north J liln
street.
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strained, ecc. good do, o5c. Tar hrm at
sl.3o. Crude turpentine, ilrml hard, si'l'i
yellow dip and virgin, $2.lJ.
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Cincinnati Market.
lBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, December B.-Pork stronger
NJ 1918. Lard easier at <5.1o@S5.,2ll.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
NEW YORK. December %.

reported by Z. ". Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
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A perfect cure OF Dyspepsia;
RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1886.
Nr. w. T.. Hardy:
Dear Sir.--I have been afflicted win dys-
pcpsia for many years, and treated 10y IN
felligent phN sicians who prescribed various
remedies but experienced no rthci uh vi y,
nsed vour base city Mineral Water. II
benefited me more than all other remedie.
combined. 30 not now suffer me leasI
nom dyspepsia. ! have been using your
waite, for nearly year, and IN my case IL
has made perfect cure.
Very respectfully.
". b. LYONS, BARRIER,
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, va.
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GENTLEMEN have used Or. DaNids
Cough syrup tor some months, ana thinA =
has done me more good than any otner nieu
icine taken vet. Ny disease was aslhlll'
and bronchitis OF long standing. Am1nt
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases. | think DIR. Dayid's l. the best
simple remedy. and its compliments moi =
all injurious. 1t gives me pleasure 10 au'
my testimony TO its efficacy.
Very respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS, superintendent
If pichnopd civ vs. alter " Ofk-.
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INSURANCE.

lnfn rY TL DRUGGISTS. Treatise on Blood
I $50. Diseases hy mail free. Address A. Is; =.
.....f I.. d. south Twelfth street, Richmond, Va.
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Finest NJ AIDE,
Virgini a sun-cured.
Tough, Juic Y, RIPE.
che A pest, Best.
Old. Purc,
Chewers' p ride.
Beats En- \ L ,
P,pua-, Favorit E.
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RICHMOND. Va. December %, 1888.
IIRsT HOAED.

s93.S7 Va. 3 per cent. Fractional at 5l5..
Sl4sI Eiddlebereer Deferred at IT,.
-. III 4 .LlD