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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-06
ACULPEPER BALL.
A Charming Occasion at the Academy Of
Music.
IcOrespondenco Of the Richmond DIspatch.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
CULPRPgR. Va, september s. 1889.
Tho young gentlemen OF Culpeper gave a
grand ball OF The Academy OF Music Tuesday
night The music Was furnished by a cele-
brated Washington band and dancing COM
msnced at . and ceased alta. This little Village,
nesting o. II does at the foot Of the beautiful
Blue Ri1go Mountains, - blessed with a large
number OF lovely women, and II would DO i'm
possible 10 ray 0mong 30 many fair ones who
was the belle Of the ball.
Thlso who we're 80 fortunate as 70 DO present
wore. Miss RathOne. Washington, ID. C.: Miss
Mcbride, Washington. ID. L.. Aiss Root, Texas;
Miss Burroughs. Richmond, Va; Miss Wheat,
Alexandria, Miss Lewis. Miss Grimsley, Miss
Hill Miss Hartman. virginia; MIss Petera.
Miss brown. Maryland Miss snowien. Alex
anGria: Miss Stubbleheid. Orlando. Fla, Miss
Moore. Miss Bowman, l.ynchburg Va; Miss
Cochran, Miss McNeal, Baltimore, Nd. /;
Hiss King. Alexandria Miss George. Miss Nell
son, Hiss Newhouse, Measrs. Turner, Front
Royal, Va -. q. Stannard. Washington, ID. c. !:
H. Baskeryil, Richmond. Va; Ashhy, Grins-
ley, :. Ashby. Daniels. Bell w. and T. Chelf.
s,arke, Gibson, MeSsrs Peters, Barbour, Wager,
Nelson, Hawes, Eastman, NeWhogse, smith,
LOWS. Duyall, Goodloo. urcon. Waite. Chaplin.
Hill, DR.. w. J. strAihsr, BeckhGm, and Yoweii.
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New Books,

The Majors DQughtcr. BY ". HEM
BURG. Translated by Mrs. J. w.
DAVIS, with photogravure illustrations.
New York WoRTHINGToN IL Co.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Francntelifs Modern Cook. A Practi-
cal Guide to the Culinary Art i'll all
its Branches Comprising, in Addition
TO English Cooking. tho Most APP
proved and Recherches Systems Of
French, Italian, and German Cookery.
Adapted for the use of all Families,
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Restaurants, Cooks, Cake Bakers.
Clubs. and Boarding. Houses in fact,
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save money by referring to its pages.
by CHARLES ELSm FRANcArELLI, Pu-
pil tothe celebrated Careme, and Chief
Cook TO Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
With sixty-two illustrations of various
dishes, and a Glossary to the Whole
Work. Reprinted from the twenty
sixth London edition, with large adj
ditions ana carefully revised. Phila-
delphia I. b. PETERSON IL BRorHERs,
1890. Price s..
For sale by the publishers.
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The dolphin changes its color ms it
dies. So General MALONE desires his
party to change its color as it dies. The
Petersburg letter in yesterdays Dis
patch says that his great desire and aim
will be to build up white Republican
party in Virginia. Then it won't be the
MALONE party.
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WEST POINT FOREIGN TRADE.
English ship Hesperidcs to Lond and FIVE
More to Come.
Especial telegram TO tho pispa,ca.I

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispa,ch.l
WEST Pc1NT. Va. September 5.-The
English ship Hesperides. 300 tons. M
rived here this morning. She came
partly loaded from Newport News. She
will take cotton and some cattle. Two
thousand bales OF cotton have already
arrived from Montgomery, Ala, and
three thousand more will soon DO here.
1t is said that five ships will load here
this month. The prospects are that
West Point will do tremendous bust
ness this season.
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". W. Scott, ! socro,orios
II. lNhcDDcrd. N'O.o'N- w.


The Democratic State Committee.
The headquarters Of the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee-Basil b.
Gordon, chairman, and W. W. Scott
and II. Shepherd. secretaries-haveb been
opened in Alexandria, Va. Letters and
contributions should he sent there. The
committee would be glad to receive the
Democratic papers during the canvass.
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Reading notices in reading matter type. i've
Dncs or less. 81 In noppsrei leaced, sc
Card OF raies for moro space furnished on ap'
plics;ion.
All letters and kilograms must DO addressei
ioTHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be re-
turned.
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friends OF SAMBo. Surely the negroes
bought at least fifty seats in the House
of Representatives when they elected
HARRISON President of the United
States.
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All traces Of scrofula are expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold
by druggists
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r sale by the publishers.
bonds Accepted,

WASHINGTON, September Blond
offerings to-day aggregated $4,000. All
accepted at 1913 for fs and 1861 for 4l's.
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MENEMESTA
CRAND OPERA.HOUSF.

GRAND OPERA-HOUSF.
W THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER 5rH 9Th, AND 1TH.
The Peoples Fayorto Dramatic Artists,
EUGENIA FLORENCE AMI
GEORGE 4. HENDERSON,
supported by a competent company, IN the Old
est and greatest border drama ever
written, entitled
NICK OF THE WOODS.
Every night al $50. Matinee every day AZ
oclocs. Admission TO lower lloor, 10 aud 30
cents. Balcony only for colorel people. Al
mission, 10 cents 20 ely
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Personal.

HOLDERS OF WRITTEN CERTI-
i i FlCATES or THE BURTON ELECTRIC
COMPANY would greatly oOge mo AMI bonont
themselves by promptly sending them 10 my Of
fec and getting tho regular certificate OF stock
issued by the company
80 SCI ANDREW PIZZINI, JR.. Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

DOOMS OF THE POWHATAN
IN CLUB, $40 EIGHTH STREET There viii
be q regular monthly meeting OF tho POMHA-
TAN CLUB held In the club-rooms FRIDAY,
September 9Th, at $3.50 F. NJ This will be an i'm
pOrtsnt meeting, and each member ls requested
10 be present A large number OF candidates
will be before the Club for election.
90 S2t 4 Is. GRIMES. Secretary.
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Il the STOCKHOLDERS OF the REAL ESTATE
LOAN DEPOSIT COMPANY ON the NIGHT OF
SEPTEMBER 9TH al ) o'clock az tho state Bank
Of Virginia, iii east Main street.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. JR.
sc 45,G7&S-5t Secretary and Treasurer.
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MISS \. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MISS y. ". OOLQUITWS SCHOOL,
VI so WEST GRACE srHEEf
Tho NEXT Session viii begin StPIkMBkR
II. lss9. Circulars az West Johnston e Co.'S.
bookstore. 81 4-dSlLi3.lo,is'
MISS FULTON, ASSISTED BY
vi MISS ROGERS. VIII Cd. W reopen her
SCHOOL FORYOUAG LADIES AND CHILDREN
MONDAY, september l6ta, a. 80 Vest Grace
street. For particulars apply On
MISS FULTON,
SO i-su WEFlm' lOt north seventh street
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
TOMBSTONE PROSPECT0R
CITY OFFICIAL PAYER.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. Governer-C N. Zuliek SecreiarJ-Jaues A Bayafi. uaited Stat AttOrney-oNcp J. Rouse. Auditor-J. ;. Hawkins. Attorney C enerol-J. Ii. R-sh. eyor-(ieneral-John +. Hise. Treasnrer-C. R. To ster. Superintendent Of Pablie lnstrLc..oE-C. N. Strauss.
 Delegate to CongresS-M. A. smith. Superintendent of Territorial Pfison-Jehn F eehsn.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. eceiver-n. !. Sullivan Register-E. Burge-s-
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
XOTlCE OF FGRFEITCRE.
GALENA MINE.

ITO WINFIELD $. SALMON, HIS uEI. A d-slgns:
 You are hereby notified by the unde:si. ied ina: rhe has expended the sam of twenty iy. dollars in performing The portion Cf the aa1u1 work fo- th. year ;s.5, which you As @ cn-Ow lc- in the Galsn: mi ing claim. siiu1ic il the Wa Ten mining dI-tric'. CaciIise coauty, icons Territory required 5y law 10 txpc1Ii ann .ilJ upon -sid mine. The whole sgm expended f5f labor and Improvements GpOa sad ciaiEl for :lC year 1888 being o8e hundred doilar- sad yon b sye failed 10 contribats souT proportion Q. -aii ez- pead iare required by section 2..2t uf ti.c Re set Ststlter or ths United S:s'cr.
 The sun due iron, you 70 your said co-owpcT f,- the annual ..Tk rpOn sad Gslena I5in!ng clai % for ths yea. 1888 is twenty-five doll1rs. that bag The run for which yOu are delIsqgert Gt the date >Sf psir noi:oS.
 fon- Yo1r hsirs and as-iyns. are hereby 1otiieG tbst if yon or they .houl5 fail or reIu-e tt, on sT.b1ie yJnr proportion of the above serdi' urz to-wtt: the sum 0. twensy-dyc dollars, witz!n nine days af.er the publ cstipg of his lioiics least Opce week for ninety days ia this rexs- paper. tse same being the newspaper puaished nearest the sad claim, yo7r in.ere-i in sad cIa I viil become the proSefty of yoar c'-owuer. inc undersigned, who has made the required eXpendi turc. and who resides at Bisuce, A. T.
 Dsted January I5, 1sc3.
 sanis-scd MART SOwLE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

TUCSON LAND OFFICE. Receiver-rred. W. Smith. Re.ister-A. D. Daff
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
NOTsCE OF FOEEEsVUnE.
BONANZA MINE.
ITO wIxFIsLD s. sALAoS. HIS HEIRS

ITO WINFlSLD <. SALAON, Ills ELIhS l or s;gIs:
 You hereby noiii-d by tue Cndcrs!-u ue+. ycnr co owa-r m ths GDnanZt mining claim, -'t. usie n :hs Tombstone Iai1ia= G'-t-!ct. !. tho county Of Co h's., Territory of Ar z5l. taat i '. has expsnd-d the sam nf one hmiEcd Go lars ia The D-rfOrnIs C. os t!.a s8uI9l wo:sl Tor Inc real cs required 5E iii |. laws 0f to7,.-s~- tU b. le.- firmed upoD aid q IiI to hol iIc -s,l2.
 You nave ia el 10 cont iiblte y UT prop prt;p1 of Il. cXpe fdiIGres req .i-cd hy section .33l Q The Revised ~ini1'e- Ot Ihe JiH-cl S.ate- tJ rt made upon -sid cl .;m 'o- ite y-ar!.sS TJe sun due from y0a :O the un niersi I'd, yOu- cG-1xncs ih faid q i'm. a- y1nr pro ,nr IS: os ih- r2oE.ys .xp.ndei by him uJOl -aid -.a above s- fJriA, = thir !hr C dollars Grt In rty i,i-.. c'nts. for which yOI are diiBt.u a- E., |. . dAr- thi. notice.
 You, yOlr heirs and assi-I.s, are he-cty no.i:i . that yo1 -h iull tail O: refuse to co1:sli.g.e p preparation of the aD0ye eXpc1 !Iturs N.-1ln ninety dsy- after The publication D! taiS Epilcs one week for ninety days. ylsr i--rrss: D t;se said DnalIa mi ne will become Lh= I,.JpeTry of your co-owner, the undersigned, NslJ resides the city of Tomo>tone. Cochise e Ilty, A. T
 D DIied Jznaary l5, Iss].
 jlnIGSOI WILLIAM HERRING
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

PISTRICr COURT. Judt First Judlc,fl pistrict-W. II. Born $. Jadge Second Judicial Disiric.-Nu'.a l W. Porter. Judge Third Judicial DIsuict-Jamei II. Wright
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
hN who read lhis and then

v - act; they will find honorable employment that will not take them. from their homes and families. The profits are large and sure for every industrious person, many have made and are now making several hundred dollars a month. It is easy for any one to make e and upwards per day, who is will ing to work. Either sex young or old; cap- ital not needed; we stsrt you. Everything new. No special ability required; you, reader. caa do 1t as well any one. Write Co us Af once for full particulars, which we mail free Address Stinson & Co, Portland, 0aice. 226m
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

CNiSED STATES OFFICERS. United States Marshal-W. k. Mead. United States Deputy MArshal-u. D. Under. wood.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

SUPREME COURT. Chef Jastice-Jemes II Wright. Associate Justices W VI. Porter, W. H. Barnes.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

The only award of merit for t,nsses. Londcn, 1887 was captured by Seeley & Co. There wero over s;kty-eight competitors. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
Auruov,zED AGENTS
CITY OFFICERS.

E. c. DAKE, room $. Merchant Ezctan .c. SeI Francisco, is our Authorized Agent for California GEo. ?. HOWELL < O., 10 Spruce st., Sss Yovk.
 E AVER SON, Philadelphia.
 An transactions made by tEs ai'1ve named psI. cons. will be comp lied w:;h st the PROS. EGI Ok h ofCe.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

ChoIce brauas or butter aIU cHee ss at Hoefi-.r's the pioneer grocer, on Ere mont and Fifth streets. b2
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

vEya> Ece>127 GEa -2s-vs~ s~&anex exy~ Ea E E
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

6HIIOH'3 CURE will immediately relieve Group. WheopisR Conga iandG Bronchitis. eos sale byp' YoAgsLkl 9eExR 7W
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24
FOR SALE.

Tie ney s s1per pant sD which the prospccior was foI- merIy pr,Dtei, consisting of 1 Wasiin zion hand press type, and necessary material for the printing cf a G-calnmn folio; also 1 Gordon Jobber, 1 blow Ta. CT cutter, fhrec .m- posing stones, .crs, mods, e.c.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

THIS PAPER ! ,,sJ,s " f,'' f5 @ z Hs 'sSos As,N ertlsr2 Du-,sau 10 S-icS s; syer., os~..Ess.s I--.5 lS A-----s iOf 1. l-. Ss.H AOAE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

Salt picisels, 90 corts-.a gallon, at Wolcott's Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-24

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector, Tues 1n-E. II. Bristol.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19
PLUCK AND LUCK.


A Newspaper Man Saves Another. aud Is
Rewarded by a Fortune.
BRIDGETuN. n. j., Jan 49, George Win
lam Kirby, newspaper man well known
throughout South jersey, and later residing
at Vine and. has received a nice little fortune
from an Old gentleman formerly Of Wood
bury, who recently died at Chicago.
About six years ago Mr., KIRBY saved the
life 81 the o.d gentleman, who had ben at
attacked by two highwaymen Mr. Kirby
was walking along the West Jersey RAILROAD,
about midnight, when he heard cries OF
Murder proceeding from the turnpike
adjoining. between Woodbury. and West
vile. He ran over to the road, and seeing
two men attacking third he seized a picket
from the fence and struck one OF the robbers,
knocking INN insensible to the ground, when
the other took 10 his heels Assisting the old
man TO his heels he returned with a constable
10 iud the injured robOer had escaped
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

Providence permitting, John G. Hank
ness viii attend Hanover Presbyterian
Church. Sixth and King streets, tomor-
row forenoon and evening and listen in
an orderly and quiet way to all the re-
ligions services Of that church, worship
ing God with his brethren in unspeakable
gratitude and Joy. On Sunday afternoon
he win attend the Sunday school of Olivet
Presbyterian Church at the corner Of
Chestnut and Adams streets, and at the
close of the Sundayschool If his brethren
please to hold gospel meeting, he will
worship God with them and deliver a
quiet little address on righteousness
and Peace have Kissed Each Other
Evening journal., 1889-01-19
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

No. 11g West 18th street. rooms and bath.
No. G8 West Third street. 9 rooms and oatn.
No. 5l)S West Third street, rooms ana pain
No. Az East Fourth street. 10 rooms ana Dath'
No. 500 West Sixth street. rooms.
No. sij Tatnall street, 10 rooms and bath.
No. NG West Second street, rooms
No. 1918 Union street, rooms
No. 2lp West street. 2 rooms and nath.
No 2l7 n. Adams street. 5 rooms ana BATH.
n. e. corner Delaware avenue ana " lest
streets. 10 rooms and bath,
5. W. corner Eth and French street, rooms.
No. y > West street, T. rooms and bath.
No. oil :. Jackson rooms and bath.
No. i3 Chestnut street A rooms.
No. 1915 West Eighth street. rooms.
No. ay East lWh-street, rooms and hath.
10. @2 Madison street, 10 rooms and bath.
No. 8tG West Front street rooms.
No. 2i5 Washington street, rooms and bath.
No, 1925 West sixth street. rooms.
No. 1875 West eth street. Pooms and bath;
No. blg Van Bnren street, s rooms and bath.
No. lVs7 w. seventh street, rooms and bath.
No. 3i1 West 18th street, Y rooms and bath.
No. q Pine street, rooms and bath.
No. so Bennett street, rooms.
No. D5 Poplar street, rooms and basement.
n. w. corner 10th and Kirkwood streets,
No.si5 West It'll street. rooms and ba' h.
No. osN Madison street, rooms and bath
No. 1872 West Second steel rooms and bath
No. 1906 Delaware avenue. 8 rooms and bath.
No. 90 Orange street, 10 rooms.
No. 1910 West Eighth street. broOms.
No. 1875 Lincoln street, rooms and bath
No. 1877 w. Front, rooms and bath.
No lUB Lincoln street, rooms and bath.
No 81 w. Front. II rooms and bath.
No. 1924 Walnut street, rooms and bath:
No. 1914 Lombard street, q rooms and bath.
No. 2lS Market street, IL rooms and bath.
No. 723 West Fourth street. rooms and bath
No. us French street, ROOMS and bath.
No. 1923 West Ninth street. ii rooms and bath
No, 1906 Trenton Place, rooms and bath.
For additional lists
apply to
HEALD & CO.,
Seventh and Market.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

Columbia Lodge. No. go, odd Fellows
Celebrates Its Thirty-third.

Columbia Lodge. No. 90, ]. G. o. f.,
celebrated its thirty-third anniversary
last evening. After short business
session the lodge rooms were opened ana
the visitors admitted. There were about
sixty members with their wives present.
William II. Hyland, the Oldest member,
was unable to be present. Addresses
were made by w. II. Cook, George r. Rob
erts. Lewis II. Foulk, William H. John.
son. n. d. Sedgwick, M. 4. loft and
James Brown.
After the addresses, the party went to
William q. Farra restaurant, No 81
Market street. and sat down TO ban.
quet that had been prepared, Past Grand
William H. Cook presided.
After long and appetizing menu, short
speeches were made by Past Grand:
Mari. Jester. Byron Lowden Jones
Woodward, Robbins, Talley, Higgins
and Acram. II was learned that Mr.
Farra's birthday aud that of the lodg'
were on the same day He was sent fo
and rendered the congratulations Of TIN
visitors, to which he briefly responded
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

BY special request EVENING JOURNAL
devotes a portion of its valuable space
to-day in announcing the death of a dog
owned by Edward Gibbons of North
Market street. The dog was Of the we'll
known board yard breed and was famil-
iarly called ''Boardy" for short It's
death was caused by an attack Of the
distemper and its loss is now mourned by
its owner and iarge constituency.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

DUNBAR Wednesday, January 10. at
the residence of his son-n-law. Samuel l..
Bush, Landlith. (l3randywine station, James
dunbar aged 6S years.
Relatives and friend are respectfully invited
To attend the funeral on sunday, at y. m.
Interment at Old Swedes.
DUNBAR.--On Wednesday. January 10, al
the residence of his son-in-law, Samuel u.
Bush, Landlith tBrandywine station, James
Dunbar, aged 6S years.
LYONS In this city, on the 10th instant,
Ella youngest daughter OF William and Eliza
A, Lyons, aged years, months and l3 days.
LANG.-On the 18th instant, John Lang,
aged 30 years.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

~ 4
NOTICE.. PATRICK HAGGERTN, the
~ owner OF the house situated at No. lOl
jefferson street. in the Third ward of the
city Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
state of Delaware. in compliance with the re-
quirements of the act of the General Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court of General sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle County. on MONDAY, the 4th
day OF February, A. D.. 1889, being the. next
term of said court. for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein or IN
tOxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drank on the premises. and the
following respects BILE citizens Of said ward
recommend the said application, VIZ;
George II Keisel Wilson Scranton,
James McGinnis, +. r. Dilworth,
John MeElwee, John X, flinu.
Robert J. Grinder, y. G.. Wiggesworth,
Daniel Mater James Grant,
John G.. Seidel, Henry Wit1ei.
James O'Neli, +. NJ. Sayer.
ID NJ LYNCH J. j. shannon.
j. w. Mernnin. Got. krautter,
Henry X. Valentine, D. +. O'Harra,
Charles Brinton Patrick Bakey.
John Oliver, g.. IA Huber.
lanes o. q. Well. ID. Mckinney
PATRICK HAGGERTY.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBIlC SALE OF THE FIXTURES OF A
First Class iDrug store. will be sold a.
Public Sale. at No. ss3 Market street, WI
mington. Del on FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Iannarx 25 1850 al o'clock, as follows: A
fine soda Apparatus. 3 Copper soda Fountains.
4 fine Show Gases, Scales, ! Ice Shave, Milk
shake and all the wall fixtures. The above
,,os,ts viii he nositively sold. as the store has
been rented for other kind Of business. The
,-oods s All ~ rood order. Only hein@ IN rse y
short time. Gar be seen Al any time before
L. GRANT DENSISOS.
L. w. Stidham & son, AucuVnvrr-.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19
M. MEGARY & SON.
CARPETS,
S. E. Cor. 9th and Tatnall SITS.
RNITUR
No. SIC TatnalI Street.

We have an unlimited as
sortment of Couches here in
every style and price. Couches
have many advantages over
lounges, being more comfort
able, look better in a room,
and having no backs can be
placed in any part of the room,
thus allowing a Encouragement
of your furniture. The main
feature, however, is the COM
fort. A short time back
Couches were sold from $40
to $50; to-day they are from
SO to SIS. As we make them
in our own work rooms you
have your choice of coverings
and they are made to your own
order at prices less than fac
tory-made goods are sold for in
other stores.
Couches covered in Gre
tonne, So. Covered in raw
silk goods, tufted, springs in
seat and head. finished off with
a deep fringe all around $3.50.
Covered with bright patterns
of silk goods on a large walnut
frame, $40, $I2 and $I3.
Same Couch made with spring
edge, SIS. Tufted Couches
made in the best goods and as
soft as a feather bed, Sis and
$50. Or a good, stout, sub
stantial Couch covered in best
leather and made in best posi-
BILE manner, with leather trim
, mings, SIS, $50 and $35.
Our lounges, like our
q Couches. are made by US, and
t. likewise, can be made to your
own order from IS to SIS.
We have this week a few
bargains in Hall Racks, some
a very much reduced in price.
: We are offering a very neat
!, kwalnut rack for so and SIS,
made with umbrella stand and
!. mirror. And another for
s $40, made with a draw and
& marble top. SIS and $40
buys a large oak or walnut
rack and hall chair combined
: with bevel plate mirror. We
2 have many others, all Of which
will be closed out low. SEE
/ THEM.
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

BELvIDERE. ~ j., Jan. l9-The Jury in
the case Of Mnason Huntsman. accused OF
personating Jesus Christ. receiving divine
honofs from his followers, and passing judg-
ment on his enemies, having rendered YER
dict Of guilty ON Thursday night. Judge De
Witt passed sentence. He imposed the full
penalty--six months in the county jail, 500
tine, and the costs Of prosecution. The pris-
oner made ten minutes speech declaring
that his life was in keeping with Chrisls and
the apostles, and that be was ready 70 60 to
the stake for his religious belief
Evening journal., 1889-01-19

L. F. Adair 4l5 Market street, having
given up two of his large buildings, is
compelled to make great reduction in his
Furniture, from now until March %.
This is no sham reduction, as he intends TO
reduce his stock so as to occupy only two
buildings.