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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
GIVEN AWAY---D0MESTICS.
2 hnle. ana sea Iai.nd Al Rronn Co.Lons. -

3 bales ane Sea Island 81 Brown Co,tous, 5Hc.-
mill price by he bale, &C.,
9 bales Heavy Brown Cotton, - Wide, mn
price by bale. Gc.-our price by yard, Be-.
I case Yard-Wido Fruit-of the-LOOm Biearhei
CottOu-msuufac .urors' prico by case today
Qc.-our price BY the yard, SIC.
l case celebrated AniroscoRgin Bleached. -
wids-Our price by the yard, 7hc-mill
price today g.. by ;hc case:
1890 yards Canton Flannel, heavy and good, Sc.
goods for g..
gE-THESE ARE THE BEST GOODS AT LESS
THAN MILL PRICES.
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nor RENT. TWO NICE CONC
Il Meeting R~OOMS-cioseL bath. hot and A
cold water-ar - west AArshsll street. A. A low
price. Possession given Immediately. "a l3-lt'
FOR RENT, MAIN STREET -
Il STORE, No. 1870. near Thirteenth a.
street. recently occupied by Hall, Powers 4 Co.
Possession at once. Large floors, once apart
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
lib Main street,
ia ll-st or W. l. FLEMING. next door,
EOR RENT, SEYENTY-FIVE- a
Il ACRE FARM, with frams house, barn, -A-
stables, and fine brick residence. adjoining Man
chester. Wilrentf farm without brick residence.
Apply TO A. y. BRADLEY A co,
Real Estate Agents,
is 0-5t Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

JFTHE PEOPLEARE CLAMORING
I for nrs,-ciass hotel sccommodBtionsl let them
apply a. mo B&CHANGk y BALLAD
HOTELS, they eau bo cared Tor a. comfora Y
a. at any hotol North or south, both as 20 rooms
aud cuisuc appointments
j. l. CARRINGTON,
f. l1-eod3t Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13
"PISK TEA"

AIN. -. -. I|tuENDIUt EtNf du enter itlu-
meut or Friday evening In honor OF her sis
ter, Mrs. John II. Lewis. OF Lynchburg,
Va. which may De described cOuicur de rose,
and for the reason that every decoration was
pink and the effect very beautiful. The
pariOIs were deliberately decorated with
la g palms aud growing plants Of various
kinds, the manlel IN the front room being
decorated with dark pink orchids and CO.
las aud that in the back parlor a bank OF
pink primrOSes. There were many large
lamps with red shades IN both rooms. In
the library were tables for coffee and chOcO-
late and a handsome silver bowl Of cham
paene punch. The table was decorated With
pink fairy lamps, pinb waX.caudies, and the
centre picce-aH exquisite basket Of La
France roses and pins carnstous-resled
uDOn a square INST Of pl0k SATIN. The ices
were moulded in fruits and MiksdO figures,
In pink aud chocolate or pistache and pink,
AID Mrs. L%anghOrnc, assisted by q number
Of friends, received her guests in q black
faile gown, finished in "old rose" which
was yery tasteful and becoming.
Mrs. Lewis was Strikinglv handsome in 4
black velvet train, with white mOiTG froEt
aud elegant point lace arranged en- berthe
upon the waist, and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Joseph A. White. q very becoming
costume OF lavender and pink. with garland
OF pink locust blooms.
MIS-. LEROY, black silk and cauze.
Mrs. Edward CHRISTIAN, red and white
China s.lG. with garulture Of ribbons and
lace.
Mrs. Camm, costume Of yellow and black,
win amber trimmings.
Mrs. Charles Stokes, black velvet, point
lace, pearl ornaments. and white flowers.
Mrs. Percy Montague, black silk and
gauZe.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins, white lace over
pink silk.
Mrs. w. II. Jones, steel gray iaille with
pink finish.
A number OF young ladies assisted in
serving. Misses judith Darlington. Annie
Walker. Bessie Pace, May Jones. Alice Con-
nally. Elise Coke, Helen Montague. Irene
LaughOrue. Lily Morehead. Fannie Gordon.
and Ms. Edward Christian presided over
the punch-b0wl.
There were about two hundred ladies'
present during the evening, and everything
passed of as smoothly and delightfully."- as
possible, CHLOE,
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY AT =
Il TRACrIYE AND CENTRALLY-LO-Gs
GATED RESIDENCE No. 40s north Twelfth
street. containing about twelve rooms. deta' hed
kitchen and stable. This Nv e.ling Is IN nice OF
der End has an OF tho modern conveniences.
Ken. reasonable and possession as once.
JAMES 4. tLAN.
"a f2ft lil3 east Main street
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Given Away---PrintS, GiRghamS,

At 3%c. a yard 900 pieces CalicOes, dark goods,
suitable for immediate use.
At Sc. a yard 20J pieces solid Colors oI-Cau-
~coes-Whclesale price to-day &C.
At &c. a yard SO pieces GiuChams, apron
styles. Special attention ia caici 90 this
item. 10 ia o bargain tlat yOu should not
omit 20 look into;
At &c. q yard 80 pieces choice styles Apron
Ginghams. Jobbers are now holding those
goods 40 74c.
MANY ITEMS TnAT ARE UNUSUALLY BIG
BARGAINS HAyE'T To BE LEFT our on AC-
COUNTOF WANTCF SPACE.
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tai8ft
VOBACCO-FACTORY

Il - III
$50 per a~nnum-BRICk FACTORY on Rose
alley between Nineteenth aud Twentieth anI
Main and Franklin strsstsA, lately occupied ty
Messrs. Blsnkenship 4 Co. Apply 10
FRANK d. hlLL& CO.,
ia l3-2t Real Estate Agents and Brokers.
A FINE CHANCE FOR THEm
n right mau 70 RENT A sPLENDID1
DAIRY FAkM OF 80 ACRES, Ia fun view II
Richmond. with - CHOICE COWS, doing q first
class business: or would sell on very easy terms.
Address n. 10, care Dtspatch office. is l3-lt'
NOR RENT, THAT VERY AT-ea
+ TRACTIyE RESIDENCE No. s2SH Ia
west Grace street, containing about ton rooms,
all Of the modern Improvements, In nice order,
and AT very reasonable rent
Telephone 5A. JANIS b. ELAN,
ls l3-lt lllS east Main street
DOARDING-HOUSE.
ft2O per annum-NO. Jos EAST MAIN STREET,
fifteen rooms -four furnished), range. side
boards, &C., aud now being run successfully as a
boarding -house. Apply 70
FhANK d. HILL & Co.
ialS-2s Real Esnte Agents.
STABLE e.
FOR REM
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CLASSES HeHceIVH 4
be Manufactured
III RlcHW0HI


establishments provided Win al u0t ' '.'
ties. including power by electricity Ift
every kind Of lenses know % % th9 Tfo'0
Optics AID OpRtnaimy. am Gatn
10 execute al special ioBse and frances
short nouce. aud by p%srsoual slperfs -
able % guarantee absolute accuracy OH '-s'
ri0rity. -
IL will b my aim % extend FROM ums Ni
ana syeufuAgy make ny Oplcal sufks Nn'
~ most prDmiusnt Ia mo country. sl.h H HW
redonnd b ins credit % mo il1.sira4 nci'''
VI uR. = CkLE~kl,
vIs east WaIl aurek
Factory No. : south fc0th stroet
Branches: Washington. D. G., 20 sftf"
" Norfolk. Va. q CRANKY street "a nN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

TO ORR STORE IN CROWDS THIS WEEK WE PROPOSE To Ab -
GIvEAWAY AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OF WINTER GOODS ~ ~ dh 9TaCK.
LOWING LOTS, OF WHICH WE HAVE AN OVERWHELmILN VII r. pF
THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS NOT AN ATOM OF WINTER GOOD0 VII"
ALLOWED TO REMAIN ON OUR SHELVES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

On the same evening from 3 TO ! Mlss May
Jones entertained about sixty young lady
tuends al "grecn tea" At which all the de-
cOiations were green. The mantels were
draped with green la%mbroquins and banked
with ferns and palms. The table-'cart was
green silk, also the mats; the centre.piecs
was q mound OF growing ferns. The ices
were green melons. with pink centres the
chandeliers and pictures were Wreathed IN
green, and Miss Jones wore 4 white dress
with green ribbons o. complete the very
pre.iy idea OF q "grcen" entertainment.
Mrs. G.. ID. LauFhorne, Mrs. Moncure Per.
kins, Mrs. John :. Lewis (of Lynchburg),
Miss Fannie Gordon, Miss Lou Adkin', and
Mis- Irene LanghOrne assisted in dong the
honor>. and Mrs. Jones presided.
There were no gentlemen present, but the
young ladies seemed very happy IN spite OF
the fact, and parloOk OF the refreshments
with no less enjoyment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-13

cTRAYED, FROM No. 2l0SS
- esst Gr.ro street. a POINTER PIT
anont seven mOnths Old. Sh~it+a3d-1sn colot'
uad on e collar nA No Np2ss heAeef ga =
raunrf IL returned aAFH
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nor RENT,
TIRsI-CLASs REsIDENCEs.
y 0 r r L n Z.

~ Il IL l. y L.. O.
No. 10f sast Leigh street; II rooms
No. 29 west Marshall strcot: Z rooms.
No. t23 north TVenty-scv0nth street: 6 rooms.
No. 1872 north seventeenth street; ( rooms.
No. 1919 north 1Wenty-scVcnth street; 4r0oms.
No. lll3 Graham street. Rockets: 4 rooms.
Corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets; s
rO0ms-nrst aud second floors over store.
Apply to POlNDEAlLk & DtNOON,
ia l3It 1919 Main street.
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uTKEssNTs
THEATRE.

RICHMOND IHEATkE.
~ Is52-TWENTY. FIFTH SEASON.-lSsQ
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JaSUARY 18TH AND
10TH. SATURDAY MATINEE.
GEORGE II. ADAMS aud the Singing Pie
nomenon, IONA HANLON, in tho spectacular
Speaking PantOmime
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Consulting aud Manu-


CTRAYED, FROM THE5S
i, 80, m tbe Cohen Company. -
HIACK. ANp-TAS DOG. had co 81 u2 ens
nickel collar. Ear cut and marked 2n 20
heavily Win .sn a literal reuail ~ ~ AN
for rs return " ~ cast A4gsAsN sA"e. at.
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"YELLOw TEA"

On the same evening Mrs. George A. It,
thrOD gave a handsome tea from D to s
o'clock. The house, so beautifully adapted
to entertaining, was thTOwn open on two
floors. The hall was especially attractive
with It. lamps and flowers and tables con-
tanning coffee and chocolate urns and frozen
champagne in a handsome bowl upon a
buffet. Mrs. Lathrop was striktugly hand
some in black velvet en- train, trimmed with
silver passemeDterie and bouquet de coIsags
Of white roses. She was assisted by Mrs.
Charles Stokes, who was very lovely In an
exquisite costume OF lavender silk and white
lace. with pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Blythe Moore, black mOirG and Du-
chess lace.
Mrs. Reginald Gillian. . very handsome
robe OF old rose iaille with sage gray con-
trast; diamond ornaments and point lace.
Mrs. Csmm. black satin and jets, with
white hyacinths aud pearl ornaments.
Mis- Moore, deep shade OF old pink faille,
With Gcru brocade and lace.
Mrs. James Patterson, PINK moire and dia-
mOnd Comments.
Miss Lily Peasants, white Henrietta and
mOiTG costume with crimson ostrich tips aud
fan.
Mrs. Charles Lathrop, black satin With gold
gold embroidery.
Mrs. PeytOn Darlington, black silk.
-Four Young girls uisses Carrie and Her
mlue Moote and Misses Gertrude and Annie
Camm served The punch. and Mrs. James
Patterson and Miss Lily peasants presided
over the chocolate and coffee tables.
The collation. WIZ very handsome, and the
table decorations. which Wers chiefly yellow,
were very striking, the centre-piece being a
| rustic basket filed With flowers. one room
~.m Ia. lac tfrsgffssn HrfrV Iaanpnfa - affar
| Mikade stYle with a friezs u japanese fans,
hung will numerous Japauese lanterns OF
every size, and adorned with several hand
some japanese screens. The lovely children
~ the house were both useful and orna-
mental as they darted about here and there
attending to the wants OF the guests, sndthe
universal opinion Of the large number OF
visitors was that the entertainment was in all
points delightful.
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CTOBES.

$40 per annum-l9)4 east Main street, with
dwelling Of eight rooms above.
500 per snuum-2lGi east Vain street, with
dwelling Of eight rooms above. or store and one
room sl2.D per month. Newly paiDteI.
$50 per annum-5li north Seventeenth three
rooms above.
Anumber Of SMALL STORES.
Apply 10 FRANK y. HILL 6 CO..
ia 1871 Real Estate Agents and AuctioueerA
NOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND@s
i DESIRABLE FOUR-STORI IRO N-rAA
FRONT BhICK BUILDING. No. ga cast Main
strset, now being romOdellad, repaired, aud
painted, and e. 3 Dusiuers Stand being made
nrst-class n avery respect, Is offered .
kKNT. VIII DO ready Tor o cupaucy IN L few
days. For terms. &C.. apply 10
JAMES H. ChtNeHAW, AGENT.
ia-i3-cOGlm No. II nOrth Eleventh street.
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Gsfae M0GleA

Graufttns 6uIt, R,s6., 7. 8e;. -
3uii9ea UlaSiion 9. &0Ibb un6 gBiIiam
Sonrter, tretde In ter yi6be bieier SrtI6aft
Uobneu, bar I6on felt mebrereu Sabreu ii6er
bic Sreu3iute ibrer GrnnoRide Sebbe BE-.
fanten. 9eferu gbenb begab ftd GoIbp
in betrunfsnsm 3ufarbe tn bas 5au8 bes
Sra. 6ourter. 8aieIbf traf er Frau Sourter
nit ttreu betbeu g69tera an. 4ls er mad
6ru. 6putteG fragte, erpiberte i5m etue Der
G1ftar, fie perbe t5ren Bater iofOrt berbet.
hoIeu. Statt 8efen elite iie 81 einigen Ra6 =.
barn, Mn ite nm &utferuung bes betl4nfeaea
g2arue8 ans tbrem 5auie 3I Griudeu. Raum
bate bic Godter bas pans rsrIafen, ba Boa
@oIb9 eiuen 6eooluer aus Der Eaid1e Hn6
feuette auf SrGH GOurter etuen 59ns ab.
Die augeI 0raug Der Srau tn's 6er3 uRo
bate ibreu augenbIidIineu Cob 3ur Solge.
Der NGrber fetrts bteraaf tn iein SaIs 5us
jurid, tpoieIbfi er baIb baraHf berbaftet
nnrbe; er if So Sabre oft uub Elm FletId1ar,
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StQbt Baltimore.

Der pDeutide gtiLitdrOeretR "
belt aeltGrn Gbeu5 tn Der gRedupic3s6 6allea
eire @rtra. Ser erGI0erIammlung, in ryeIbzr
Der grdfioent Sermaun Simmer Den B0rIis
uu6 ber SefCetGr s. y. RaIpe has E-0totoq
ihbrte. glaa goruabme Der i5ltdleu Bars
etnsgei6dita purte beI4Lofeu, an nG5fen
gontoo Bic NomiuatIou Der Beamten borlus
uetmeu, feruer, am 3. 6ebrIlr 6a8 Dterte
StiItuuGsfeit in Der GOuBerts9aue bee - ggtGs
iihGtabemie" ab8ubaIteu.
Der ,,59mei3er Beretn" bielt
gefietn gbeub In ietnem 2oiale BET Stgm1ao
IbIer on Der gtor6 sgutaEUftraBe ieiHe regels
m1stae WenntsBerIammluug ia tDeL4er Der
gicesBrGIibent gBilb. 28trtb ben SoriiB uub
ber GeiretIr Seinrid5 8pHai bQ8 Br0toi0Q
iiibyte. gla6 grIsbiauug Der tiblideu Rous
tiueQth8fte purbe Elm neues Dittglteo aIfs
Qeromueu uub Elm @aubiOat OOrasidlGgeH.
Die uahfe SiBuug ftubet am 3peiteu gious
taa TN SaHuur fgtt.
gBirtbidnft8sgr6 fnuae. - 81.
83cbt. R0uissb6rier er6faete geferu an BEN
fiibegen 8. gIei6mann BlaB, nc.
l05, Stio GutanFraBe, cine aHf 6as Gles
qantefe un9 gOmiOytabel12 ausgefattete
8lefauratiou nit aiuem feineu 2uaId ber
ans ber atdle Ger Hr1u 4teiuF1a &0Il35s
65rfer uub Trau Barbara S5mtot berDor'
gira, mo1u Der nuege3etGnete StoiT aus
Der ,,glatouals 8raueret" f01lih muubete.
6r. Rcbert s6ntgs sb6Iferr beE @emtttbLthe,
mel6er loon ftiiber In B5ilabelp5ia, Reus
gorl uu0 Dcneup0rt gBtrttIdafteu betrteb,
Bat fd felt ieiuem biaRgen GufeutbaIte loon
eiueu 9rosen Ggeis oou Brsuusen Hub @6ua
rern erulrbeu, 3a3 beDisiea bic paEbsre
BON gGfen, rusIae geferH IN ietaem GsEa!e
eius uno ausRr6mteu.
8o6 Seberm0nu rerltsB ben BtaB nit
bem BeripEedau, re6t balo t1teoer oaie!bf
Gtntebr 40 balleu. Br0i. Rar Rabede's
SrGeRer lieferte giue aHage3ei9uete GoaBerts
Uluft. Guuaieuo mgreu bic gGr5eiser'2iea
bertafeI," Der vGuilO atoIpb BereiH." Der
,gufige SunggeieGeu Club" Or. 8. Qoprp
ben Der ,,Rational. .graueretA unb cine Dale
autiou BON RensDort. ale finite @aupmebe
fuugtGteu bic 6p. 8. Bon uuo R. Sagti4.
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9nnfnaeseEetat Ia @raifIfttt.

Rep'gorf, 9. DECEMBER. IS. 8. Rletu
teIegrapbiTt Der y8OrIb" BON Para, 6ns, Oh.
iGon In gang SrafiIten tiefer Srieben 3u
herrfden i9etne, ber 8efanb Der RepubltE
TOD iebr frasEid Jet. gs 3etat fid sroBe lin.
3ufriebenbett, net! bte 3ett fir Ste Bablen
rcd uidt befiimmt tit. Die meifen aus,
fiateu fir bic gBabl aIs Brdfbent baben bic
Seuntorsn 9arai1a unb g. 9cn.ar. Beioe
fnb Rouarfifeu. Die 0tepubttfaner babeu
nr6 fetueu @aubibateu aufaefteIIt. Die sol.
baten unb Sfff3iere fino b0dft uu3nfl,eben.
Die Mouardtfen erparteu, bas thueu bon
Gatia 6i!fe tomme. gapitdu Grtffttb BON
amerifauiidlen 8ampfer nGSuauce" bat iif
bic @tgenmdbttgtett erLaubt, beretts bic meme
Bln88e Der SfePRbItf bon SraitLteu aufBu'
htfTFn
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etarrer Weeeufa1 To GoItfor,te,,.

Can Sran3tsco, 9. 9e3ember. -
giuer Der befti9fen RegenfGue, pelds mir
ieit S1breu erIebt baben, bat Ddbreno Der
oerflcifsnen 3pei R0Gen in gnu3 @e!ifcrnteu
buraeberrid,t. Su ben gfteberHnseu bes
SacramsntotbaIes bat ber &eaen iogar be.
trGGtIiGen S6abeu anaeridtet. SIN ause.
meiueu fam Der Regeu ishr erniiuIGt, @ras
juuor In bttisr SGbrea3sit Der 6au geueien
In. Sas 8eIultnt hteruon tuir6 cine reife
@rubte ter SetbffaGt iein. Aus teIegrapbts
i6en Seri6ten ia 3u erisbeu, 6as tn FsrSz
unb GiibsGalifcrnten Eauienbe BON apiaI.
ftueRbdumeu gepfauBt, uub 6uuberte bon
neueu BstuberGeu Tn ben Freaaa,3:Ertft
RrGsleat Utreeu.
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Gtts Scppeltn5rOtr i,ernoftet .

RtnueapCGta, 8. 8e;euIber. - RIs
d3neI S4dfer, ueIder bon BaubOrf, 8aseru,
negen Departments ftedbriefltdb berfoIgt
trtrb, unrbe bier oerbaftet. Sn6fer ertriufte
am 13. 9ttober B. 8. ietneu Stiefiohn, nm
etHe GrbihGft BON 1900 Ifarf 3u erIaugsu.
Gls Der @roseater bes grmorbeteu ibn bss
Serbre6ens heihplbi9te, eridos er au1 bic.
len un6 entfloh rad Der Ebat mad Gmerifa.
Gor etEpa bter3ebn Eaaen mar er hierber ges
femmen urb bate bet einem 5ar1er In 0tez
btua, ytamens Wiarf, Irbett gefunben. Die
fer batte Uon ben Ueriibten Ilorotbaten es,
Ieien, unb er itSpFte aus irgeuO pd6en
@riinbeu aeaeH SdGier BerSa4t. grbradte
tbn tuf StGOt un6 iiberIteferte tbn Der BoLi,
ssi. g66fer bat ieiue 8erbreden eiugeftaus
ben uub piro nod Dsuti9Iauo aIegeIiefert
tnerkPn
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grbets Tttr Dos Ieru68ea ser RGps
btSfet9N

BittsburB, 3d., 9. Deg. - gs pers
lantet, bas bic RappifenzaoIunte su gcoao.
ms, Ba., i'm 8eartffe If, bas In ihrer Sette
eiugefHtrteGebOt Der @beIoFgfeit aufjubebeu,
un6 bab mebrere berbeiratbete BerfoGen 3u
GufGug Ses beuOrRebsuben Sabres ais Mtit'
QIieber aufSeuommeu perben foueu. Die
@emeinhe befebt iebt aue nod etpa 80 Mtit.
eItebgn uRb bat Elm Berm6seu BON mebre'
Ten Wtlltcneu 8ouars. Sbne ote Giufith.
rung elmer Seriuceruus, tpte bic DOrgai6EG'
geEeu. riirhe bte 9emeiu0e baIb nusferbeu,
0bns grben 3u biuterIafeu. Soiepb 5eurici,
tas 9Gupt Der Gemstune, If iiber 80 Sabre
ay4
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GroaGn's 95COeT.

Chicago, 8. 9e3embsr.- @rOuEaz
BrOseiie ieBte Der 8ertbaibisungsaunaIt 5ors
refi beute ietu grgumeat fort unO iprad Ian.
Gere 3ett itber bas gum Na1tbeiI ietuer GIten'
ten tptrieube SorurtbeiE unter bem Pnblt'
ium. gr ermabnte bte 9eI@norener1, ft6
ton BEN 8rufe Der 6ffeutItdeu Weinuug
ntdt besinfufeu 30 Iaffeu. pr. Sorreft grifi
I'm Beitsreu BITE @lnubntirbtgfeit pieIer BE
Iafunaa3eugen an Hnb ernabnte ben r1ms
fanb, bas Der 3euge Sinau, iopie Der 5Gtr'
mel, tpeIder ben Or. &rontu augebti9 mad
Dem Gurlion'i9eu Sauie bradte, IN eiuem
o8ime' NuicHm" 3Hr S6au QefteIlt ftub, unb
oEB 9iuaa $100 pro 8nte bart erb1lt.
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geIpHaaerspsrfud, ettter annae.

Pittaburg, 3d., 8. Des. - 59weHer
gtalg aellb, etne gtOnue tn bem fatbolli9en
SIofer an Der g8ebierfraSe, ua9te beute
eiueu Seriu6. iidb Gus etuem Senfer I'm brit,
ten Stcdperf eiues 5auIes On Der Bl[tsa
Goenue 3u f1iirsen. Bafiantsu Dureen iebo6
anf itr @ebabren anfmerfiam nab oerbtuoer.
ten fie on ber ausfabrung ibres SOrbabens.
Doe Traueuaimmer ia % Sabre oft ln6 rnau
GIGubt, tas fte pGbuftuntg III. Sie befilbet
f6 felt feds Sabren i'm SIofer. Die BoEi3ei
uabm iie in 3Gft uub brad1te fte bis anf Beiz
teres i'm Staticnebaue inter.
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EyFebns 8FFsea

E6ttagu, 8. DeBbr.-8lntgisB; 9g
u5r 19 900, BarIenbuug 1000; Brstie barit5
ten 5pti6eu $3.50 Hnb 86 90. - 59peiHe. (.
3riubr $1,000, Bereuoun4 5000; Brciis BG'
rttrteu Bpi6en $500 uub 9tGafs;
3ufuby 10000, 8erieubung 250Oi BEeSIs 5as
EIirten 5ptIden IS 90 unG So 95.
St. GoHtB, 8. 8eBbr. 5i!go6ie8; gu
fubl 100, BerieRbung 200; RretIe bart
trten BptIden 81. .85 uub s5.1O.-5dU:Ias;
.3uiubr 1000, Serleuouug 230O; Brsiie Bas
rtirteu BDii9eu $3,4O un6 1870. -5aaafe;
3Rfubr 100, BerieubURg 400; Breils %.
rtirteu 8pii9en $3.50 unb $5,5
gafs2tbCrtp, 3D., 8. Deleu5er.-
8iubbieb: 3uiubr 1920, 8erienbuna 1905
4reiie 1ariirtea 5lptIGen $3.50 uub "a so.
- S6Detns 3uiubr $500, BerieubuRB
1900; Bretie UQriirteu tTti4en So so mo
$3.75.-Sdaafe: 3ufnbr 6O0Os s}eEieuopag
$500; BreFs BarjIyten at0ti4Ra $500 me-
81 95
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epEES uup EBETgs

RtbeEponI, 8. Dej5r.-12.8O 9aamits
tags. SaumDOle: giitteIiuEte Gbertau6er
5 5l8, bittu Reps2rLeaRs -. Die Ser'
taufe betruseu 5000 BalleR, SpefRIattou
rb Iusfubr 1000, 3uiubr $4,000.
cannon, 8. 8eBbr. -- BeE. Staatsa'
GbiigatEouen: 4s2r03. 1901, bttto A prot,
QItteu: a,.@.sB, 965, bite Br!nr.
-, &era5s' BGcific 754, @rts 27g, bite
BriOr. -, 5utnotssGeairaI 1914, gisElc2n
438, ct. Baui 72, RepsDoil.GeatraI no.
Beugi9ioania 549, 8feabing 2Oy gtet.can
Central 71J
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Ser gsenfr nIs RnIfafff.

RarfbalI, Ro., 9. 9esember.-SObn
Stnegar, eip aIs SiilIsaGOnfabIer angefeu'
ter Neger, fsnerte 8eiern 4benb ju Stssiuss
bile, etpa 80 Reileu trefLit bon bier, i'm
Rauidle mebrere s6iiie aus ietnem ReUOIs
uer in eiueH 6aufsH peiser Biirger nb, ais
tieieIben bas borti9e Spsrnbans mad beeube<
ter EorfeCun9 oerIieseu. Sin iuuser Wauu
etIitt eine t6btIide 8uube am Sopf unb r1eb'
rere nnSere EtriOueu trugen let6tere Bers
lesuugeu bGren. Siuegar eutfIob Hab piEb
eurdl Elm AuiGebot nerfolqt.
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gtSU=0l0rEer Rn dlrtdlfctf

Nem Dorf, 8. 9elember. er.-Senrb Ren'
nebn, eiEer Der dttsffen unb betauntefteu
0iatler an Der BaafraBe, ertrantte pISsi6
I'M Ilbr beute friib i'm vlluIuns2eague'
GIub" unb farb biHuen pentgen Rtanteu.
- Die @IlennanrsnbdnbIeE B5Itnen &
Fuapp, glr. Is, NOrtbRrnBe, babeu fallirt.
ROn i6dtt tbre BalfUa auf $500, 900.
- RepOr Grant unterbethHete beute bic
Grspnnaus, tpeGde SrgeEbreberu gefiattet,
spii6eu llbr Scruittags uab l1br 4beubs
auf Sen Straseu su ipielen.
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RAAs @NIAANh HraaR&.

EeHsgorf, 8. 8esember.-FoIseubes
Fnb Die S6lusaotirunsen: Getb er6fRets IN
8 - uub iGIo6 Bu Bro3ent. - Sterling
g8eHieL $4.8o1 enf ie6asia Gage nn6
s4.84 auf Si6t. Buubes DbItgattoueu:
4'prot. 1877, 44spro1. 1O44, s. prO,eutige
-. - Gftier: abams' Grsres $50, Gen
teal Becifc 81, &beiape0te GbtS-, gIEe
274, Ditto Brtcr. 662, 5Glinois. Central 1174
2aie.Sbrrs 1919, yier.SeriepsGentr0I 1913,
NurtS sgSeieru 1114, btttO BriCr. 141, ReU.
Dorf Central 1863, Sbicr rRHfifppi 213,
5itto Bripr. SO, Btttsburg 156, Reebtna
4Os, Gt. PauI SCI, btttp 9rtrr. 11a,
Eefegasllgipn 945.
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0luF0efG1c6efa.

RebsYOrf, 8. De8br. - Sm 5taatSa
Budltbauie 8u SiugsSia9 bate man berettS
Sic Borbereituu9en 3Er 9turibtHua oon Dtcs
&lbaiue, oeB Dl0rbeE5 bes 9roceTs yucca SR
BrooEleu, mittelft eteftrtjheu Ipparats aes
trOffeu, els au Santiago bic meitereu SOrs
februugeu aiH9eReut mer0eu a1uBteu, 0a bic
NnUGtte bes Berurtbetlten bie bisLaus ber=
308erte Berujuug on has appeGattonsgertd]t
anmeIbetea. Die 6iuriGtuug mnB bGber bis
8nr @ulf9et0ung bes teBteren @ert4tS aufs
5eihnb2n ngroeu,
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@lNS Saint.

epsDort, 9. DECEMBER. .-g1a5rt1.
len aus 6abti per 9ampfer gIlene" meLben,
bGs 3luar tetne GHbef6ruugen bort oOrgefal.
len ftnb, Bag iebo9 arcse llnsuIrleoenbett nit
ber 8esteruus bes BraFbeutea 9tppoIbte NM
ter Der 8eu0Iferuug berridt, rlameutli9 In
ten u0r0ltGeu Safeu. 3as Solt beidpert
fidl tbeE unQered1te 8effeueruna.
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BeoNtDer6n6etWttB 0ea 6aa5eE8an5s
Rbmrffen Snta @mnn.

QtIantu, @a., 8. 2gem5er. - Gam
Smau bat 2pplifatiou nm Groiniruu9 ais
@dflliter Der proteiautiidltn GpiiIop0ltivhe
eirGuaid)t. Seire 2lppliIatiOu uuo bur1 Elm
gomite bon @eiitltdeu gcpriiit uu0 miro obnc
3neiid 9euebmtgt mUoen. SmaI ii CUR
3ctt 0tetbooifcng:iaIider, aQein Die itbriacu
0lit8le0Gr ietner 6amilte geb6ren sur GpiltO'
pu[firdle