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The Globe-republican., 1890-11-05
CHAPTER Y.

CHAPTER Y
On the following morning I had a
conversation with Indaba-zimbi. First
of all, told him that / was going to
marry Stella.
OH he said. Il thought so, Macuma-
zahn. Did l not tell you that you would
find happiness on this journey? Most
men must be content to watch the Star
from long way oh-to you it is given
TO wear her on your heart. But remem-
Der. Macumazahn, remember that stars
set
Can you not stop your croaking even
for day?" answered, angrily, for his
words sent a thrill Of fear through me-
"A true prophet must tell the i'll
as well as the good, Macumazahn. l
only speak what is on my mind. But
what Of it? What is life but loss. loss
upon loss. till life itself be lost? But in
death we may find all the things that
We have lost. So your father taught,
Macumazahn, and there was wisdom in
his gentleneSs- Oh, do not believe in
death; it is change, that is all, Macuma-
zahn. Look now, the rain falls-the
drops of rain that were once water in
the clouds fall side BY side. They sink
into the ground: presently the sun will
come out, the earth will be dry. the
drops will be gone. A fool looks and
says the drops are dead, they will never
be one again, they will never again fall
side by side. But l am a rain-maker,
and l know the ways of rain. 1t is not
true. The drops will drain into the
river and will be one water there. They
will go up into the clouds again in the
mists of morning, and there will again
be as they have been. We are the drops
OF rain, Macumazahn. When we fall
that Is our life. When we sink into the
The Globe-republican., 1890-11-05

THE STRANGE STORY
Of
Allan Quatermain'S Wife
BY H. RIDER HAGGARD,
AUTHOR OF "SHE," king SOLOMoN's
Mines" JESS" "CLEo-
PATRA," ETC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
For 5 or Zoe. all Household Extract

Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Peach, Nee
tar, Pineapple, each la and lOc. bot
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Iafesi from the Wires.

Offers of A. per cent. bonds at Wash
ington yesterday for the entire country az
gregated 1867, $50. The interest prepaid on
per cent. bonds amounted TO Si62, 56i.
The American snip Challenge. from West
Hartlepool for New York, is reported in
distress $50 miles east of Sandy Hook. A
tug has been sent after her from New
York.
Colonel Thomas G. Boyton, United
States army, commandant of the Frank
ford Arsenal, Philadelphia, died last night
at his residence on the Arsenal grounds.
He was native of Virginia.
The National Worlds Far Commission
began session at Chicago yesterday
which is expected TO dispose OF much bust
ness of vital importance to the success of
tho big exposition. To-day the election of
director-general is likely to DO taken up.
Montgomery. the negro delegate, ad-
dressed the Mississippi Convention yester-
day in support of the committees report
and proved himself by far the ablest man
of his race who has achieved prominence
in Mississippi for years, being fairly equal
to John X. Lynch and b. X. Bruce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
I EYY & DAVIS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

Every steamer from New York now brings US
new goods for fall and winter. Our late arrival
Of fall and winter DRESS GOODS Is much larger
and more complete than we have ever before
but a few OF the many SPECIAL BARGAINS We
have Just received.
HkNRIETTAs AND STRIPED sERGEs,
SO inches wide-yery handsome colorings-25c
per yard. worth Csc.
ALL-WOoL FLANNEL sUITINGs
In stripes aud plsids-yery stylish goods-onl y
oyc. per ward, worth 5Oc.
3S-INCH FLANNEL SUITISGS
In plain coiors every new fall shade-i0c. per
yard, worth 5Oc.
ALL-wOoL HgNRIETTAs,
40 inches wiie-besGtiful silk nnish-all the ne W
fall shades-5Oc. per yard. worth 6oc.
i0-lNCH ALL~WOOL SURAH sEkGES
In all tho new fall sns dee, only 5Oc. yard. worth
63a
ALL-wooL NOVELTY DRESS FLANSELs
10 stripes and plsids-very sly lish and popular
goods-only sos. per yari, worth &c.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID AND STRIPED DRESS
GOODS
for Combination suits or TO make up for an entire
suit-very stylish goods-oniy Coo. per yard,
worth 75c
b2-INCH ATWOOD SCOTCH TWEED.
very desirable for travelling dresses or street
wear, only 5Oc. per yard, worth Ggc.
sILk-tINIsHED HENRIETTA CLOTH.
~ inches wide, all colors-the most beautiful
goods we have ever offered al the price-only
75c per yard, worth soc.
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH.
az inches wide--a beautiful finished goods, very
sof, and good weighi-only Csc. per yard,
worth t5c.
BLACK sURAH sERGEs,
40 inches wide--very seryiceablo goods and q
good black-oaIy zoe. per yard, worth 65c.
BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH
with q beautiful silk nnish-very soft and beau
tiiul black-only Sc. per yard, worth 81.
BLACK AkMURES,
the always popular black drcrs fabric--tbe most
durable goods made and equal to silk when
made up-only 81 per yard, worth t1.25.
NkW FALL GINGHAMs.
800 pieces Just received In ell The new fall color
inas--sery handsome styiss--3k 10, and iskc.
per yard. Lkyx h DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
The Extra-Session Question.

Governor MCKINNEY, who returned TO
the city yesterday, in an interview
with representative of the Dispatch re-
iterates the views expressed at Lynchburg
that there will be no necessity for an extra
session of the General Assembly unless it
is to receive a proposition for the final
adjustment Of the debt.
1t is true the Virginia Constitution re-
quires that the State shall be redistTicted
for members of the General Assembly IN
1891 and each ten years thereafter, but so
FAR as this duty is concerned the Governor
thinks il can be done just rs well at the
regular session in December of next year.
The two houses will meet on the Wednes-
day after the first Monday in December,
1891, and will have several weeks before
the end OF the year in which TO determine
upon the changes that are needful.
The members may demand the call of
the Legislature, but they will hardly care
10 do it unless they can show greater
necessity for its presence here than TO re-
district the State, and in such event most
probably the Governor would act of his
own accord.
II the London and New York committees
succeed in securing such concert of action
on the part of the bondholders as Will JUS
tify them in making proposal TO the
State, there is hardly any question that an
extra session will be held. Then the re-
districting could DO accomplished and the
new Assembly elected in accordance with
II. and county judges might also be chosen
for the next term.
We rather incline to the opinion that the
popular preference will be for redistrict-
ing in the spring rather than in the winter
Of 1891. II will make difference of two
years in giving the increased representa-
ton to tho sections of the State which
show an increase in population. However.
there is plenty of time to talk this matter
over. Before New-Year's day there may
be a dozen good reasons for calling the
General Assembly in extra session, aud the
necessity may be so apparent then as TO
require no discussion at all.
Wait aud see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

For $3.50 q pair wn at you can term per-
fectly exquisite Chenille Porueres,
fringed both top and bottom. and Dadoes
OF rich coloring, 20 be used as sashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Kennedy on QUAY.

The speech of Mr.. KENNEDY. of Ohio
denunciatory of Mr.. Quay and the Senate
for shelving the force bill. has appeared IN
the Congressional Record in revised form.
All that could give the Senate cause for
action is omitted. Mr.. Quay is referred to
not "a senator, but az the chairman OF
the Republican National Committee.
Though much shorn it is still severe.
Mr.. ESLor. of Tennessee. yesterday en-
deavored TO offer resolution informing
the senate Of Mr.. KENSEDY's misdeeds and
reprobating them, but he was not success
full. Doubtless. however, he will be heard
from again.
Mr.. KENNEDY should not be allowed to
escape tho consequences of his speech.
II he is proud of it he should stick to the
text as delivered. The Senate cannot
harm him. If he has told the truth he can
afford to abide 10y IL.
Mr.. ENLoE should renew and press his
resolution. and then all the facts can be
brought ont in debate, and then perhaps
the whole thing may be disclosed to the
Senate through the Congressional! Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Proceedings and Records at staunton Yes
tcrday-Opinions Handed Down.


SrurSToN. VA. September 15.-ln the
Court of Appeals to-day the case Of Dunss-
more rs. LYLE was argued and submitted.
The following opinions were handed down
Skinker as. Armstrong, Judge Fauntle-
ROY. From Eauquler county. Judgment
affirmed.
Miller rs. Smoot. Lancaster county.
Judge Fauntleroy. Decree Of lower court
reversed.
Jones. Poindexter, and ais. rs. Chisholm
and ais From King William county.
Judge Richardson. Decree of lower court
affirmed
Fugate u.s. Moore and ais. Judge, Lewis.
From Lee county. Decree reversed.
Wilson & Griffith rs. Mccormick. Judge
Lewis. Clarke county. Decree reversed.
Watts and ais. rs. Holland. Judge Lewis
Tazewell county. Judgment affirmed.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
rs. Pendleton. Judge Lewis. Wythe
county. judgment affirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Directors; Hermann schmidt, John pors.g
Saunders, Thoms- lot'f. william slnelr'. IT,
+. Desnussuro. and n. g. kenn0lls 10
The company has already ercc,of -.,r,,, ,
their ise-making plants, which are flr...f 4.
at work, turning outs1lif, tranEpsrenf. g..r. -
made from distilled water. and have 0ifar E, a..
tn course 81 erection, which 1ro rApt.y A.,
preaching completion. ~
Orders are continually being b0osef. 10 L.,
the company ha. All he sors 30 can a:,.li .. :.
remuncratige prices.
The machine buiit ~ this company 81. .,n
compression pian and - ono Of re siuf IL +,
not 1.-THE simplest In CONSTRUCTION. f,..
managemsnf, AMI ec0nomirA' 10 w0rsiry. Ed.
cured by United states pz'euls. AZ II . 49,.
decided success. Ice made BY uis ms.f.-s a.
be seen a. the Trans paTeof-irs NOrst. r.t..."
Fredericksburg, Lynchbgrg. and shortly 4 .
noke. salem, Graham. Vs.. 81 Helena. tr.
The book. % tho company. from rl.I.. d.
really completed and in tAuf. chow ...
NOT less than ~ per cent 900 the flI ar
capital proposed t0 b9 sDl1, wii.h De- f.. H..
a limited amount 81 STOCK b. ofe.ef t..t...
yesung p1riic af rs par Ya.ue ~ q T.r..s a.
Parties purchasing stock now vii. sfA-s .
profits q the work Already cDmglsttts.l I'd
In hand.
This business u Manufacturing Zee De-
infancy new iacfOrie- arc goirg lp et.. -.
AMI reproducing machinery sIli alea.t ..
great demand a. the growth NJ hs ~..
crrases. We arc vel sifIa'ri hero la it
10 handle this par. 'iiar business, Hr..f
connected with users Df mis- ".a.s n OBI.
Tie nance 90 fln Drl .er- ~ 'fr ...
evidence traf its work Will boz HYnI....
proper Dusiness-i,ke manner All for ils.u.
VI TIE st0ekhlirr-.
An opportunity is now g.yen f0 fh..a t..
who wish f0 further fhe development .f r.
manufacturers industry n our cry fI
Warl and sIrsar.H a fO tne stock 0f faIs ..u.t ..
full iniurna. TOM clu u" obtained a. ....
q the company. li05 raFf Vain sfrc... .....
stock syt-eciltula paid Orb fEe srrf..t.r d..
treasurer. R b.. iiI u-lN. or to =. %. Ntt.l..
Esq.. Cashier tiUIans Bans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

When orr open THIS Tuesday MORNING every capenter
and left the highest
in
material
which crowds and coming
offered from day Heretofore impossible for us to do
Of
effort to double our business
oil a and
desirable of articles department at special prices
this We nope TO
uradyan we'll
Yon would carefully watch window displays and
Tor we are gong TO give you not o DUN ~ Vi the
stick but the middle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
OugFess.

The Senate devoted yesterday to its cal
endar and partial further consideration
of the railway-land- torfeiture-conterence
report. The House took up the tariff bill
and railroaded it through, non-cOncurring
in all the Senate amendments and
sending the abomination to confer
ence, not, however, without Wig
orous onslaughts from the Demo-
cratic side upon the bill itself and upon
the Republican tariff policy in general.
Mr.. Fnloe, of Tennessee, introduced areso-
ton "reprobating and condemning Ken
nedy for his speech in CONFIRMATION of the
dignity of the Senate, which went over
without final action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

his duty 70 his people. On tho contrary.
every mai not blinded by personal or par
admit that he has not only had the will,
but the ability TO serve his people with
marked success. The Democracy of this
district is as one man in favor Of nomna-
ting Mr.. yenablc, and If he will consent TO
run we will work hard to send him back to
Congress-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
The Missouri the Longer.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, sept. u, IoJU.
To he Editor Of me Dispatch
Please publish. to settle wager, which
ia the longer river, the Mississippi or the
Missouri. | mean the rivers proper. For
instance, the former from Itasca to the
delta, and the latter from its head 10 where
1t empties into the former.
WALTER HoLT, Foreman Democrat.
The Missouri river is the longer of the
two. From the Madison-Fork source ia
where it empties into the Mississippi is 2,9Os
miles.
The Mississippi from its source, Lake
Itasca, TO the Gulf IS 26l6 miles long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Nottingham Lace Curtains, new pat
terms, extra wide, special price tLI2h
worth Sl.5O.
ordinarily would sell for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
New Rock.

G,39e n Richmond and he B0tie- Fielis. BY
". ID. CBFsTrRNAN. Richmond: j. l..
Hill Printing Company. 1880.
This is the well-known Richmond guide
book revised to date and improved. 1t is
characteristic of its author in that it is a
piece Of work thoroughly well done. The
information it gives is accurate and ex-
haustive, and it is full Of faithful and
beautiful illustrations. 1t is indispensable
TO the sight-seer in this famous capital, and
deserves place in every southern library
az q record of events in and about the
heart Of the Confederacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

General HASTINGS, who was the unsuc-
cessful competitor Of DELAMATEE for the
Republican nomination for Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA, and who has been sulking
in his tent. has az last taken the stump for
bis rival: but the gracefulness of the act is
marred By the rumor that he was induced
10 make the move by the promise OF the
director-generalship of the Chicago TX
tnnSltinn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
A Good Congressman.

The following is an extract from letter
30 the Dispatch from an intelligent citizen
of Petersburg:
trust that You will DO ableto send back
vour able, faithful representative (Mr.
Wise), and by . big majority. II ever a
district hsd 6 representative who looked
faithfully after the interests Of bis constitu-
snts, yours is that district. No man can
truly ssy that George Wise has failed IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

From all accounts the Mississippi Con-
stitutional Convention gets more and
more perplexed the longer the suffrage
question is discussed. No plan is accept
able. To each there is great objection ;
but at last ii will be necessary for them to
act-to do something and we believe they
will hit upon some good and sufficient
remedy for existing evils. Opinion Will
focus as the time for voting on the CON-
mittoe's report approaches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Don't forget Special Prices on all
Kinds Of Curtains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Public Health.

The summer now almost past has been
enc VI severe heat. but IT is gratifying to
note the fact that the public health
has been very good indeed. The mortality
here in Richmond has been low and we
enter upon the autumn in fine condition.
The registration Of children at the public
schools yesterday was very large. Few,
comparatively. were detained at home by
sic uess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

All OF tho finest Toilet Soaps at special
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Roal Irish-Point Curtains, cream open
WORK border, s. a pair worth E.tO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Poles and Fixtures Of oil kinds. our
2jc. Pole with Brass Trimmings COM
plete IL extra polished, and makes the
same effect as the SOC. pole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
EXCURSIONS. &c.

IA1sIhSiOfNs ofs
DEATS THEM ALL,
ID AND PROBABLY THE LAST,
GRAND UhslON-SrEAMEk ARIEL.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP 70 NOR
FOLK, OLD POINT. and NEWPORT NEWS.
ONLY $3.50 ROUND TRIP TO VIRGINIA
BEACH.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
SATURDAY NIGHT, September 20. 1890.
MOONLIGHT on THE JAMES.
Look st this schedule: Leaves Richmond
Saturday night September Goth. at 10 o'elocf
sharp, arrives at Newport News a. A. NJ,
Ola Point at : A. ~. and Norfolk at A. u.
Leaves Norfolk Sunday az p. NJ, Old Point az
?. NJ. and Newport News az $50 T. Nj. Ar
rlyes AZ Richmond at 1870 sunday night Tickets
also good 10 return the following Tuesday. sep
tembe- 23d. Ample time sunday ~ visit NT-
ginia Beach, Ocean View, Hampton, soldiers'
Home, &c. Ladies saloon reserved for them ex-
cusyoly. Elegant meals and refreshments on
Steamer. Beats them all.
WEGO RAIN OR SHINE.
so Is VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Part Of an Authorized Issue of Sj,OOO,OOO
COUPON BONDS OF 1900 EACH.
WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION OF
THE PRINCIPAL.
MIN As,x-rN,urD for0


WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION OF
THE PRINCIPAL.
PRINCIPAL DUE NOVEMBER 1, 1870.
INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY AT PER
CENT PER ANNUM FROM NoYEA-
BERl, 1892
Both Principal and Interest payable In gold
coin Of the United states Of America, Of tho
present standard. free from all United states,
state. and Municipal taxes that may be- re-
ouired By law 70 bo deducted by tho company
from said principal aud interest, the company
assuming TO pay tho same.
The terms Of these Debonturo Bonds provide ::
That no Mortgage lien can be created or placed
on the property Of the company without the
approval Of the holders Of SO percent IN amount
O, tho bonds thon outstanding.
That the Dobenture Bonds may be redeemed
AZ 10 per cont and interest upon sixty days no.
tice
That their principal shall mature In case OF
default In interest upon the request Of a MAORI
~ In amount Of bonds Outstanding
And that tho stockholders orc exempted from
any personal liabilities by reason Of the bonds.
The undersigned are authorized by the COM
pany to offer these Debenturo Bonds for sale
for its accounts at par, payable IN instruments
as follows:
cOpercent on September %, 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
Population Of Virginia Cities.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-1he Census
Bureau to-day announced the result OF the
count of the population of the following
cities and towns In Virginia: Hampton,
s,53S-increase, 3,Sjf. or 1889 per cent;
Norfolk, "a, 9SS-in2rease, 1920, or 59.27
per cent; Portsmouth, 2,345-increase,
955, or S.3S per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
AssaEJ
n e IL A.,..:oo,, ro44on 0;I ~

'' Reference is made to the following statement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Negotiable certificates will DO issued eX-
chaDgeablo upon fun payment Tor mo Deoen-
ture B0nds when engraved. Tho instruments
may be- paid up under discount az the rate OF b
per cent. per annum. The failure 10 pay any
instaiment when due will render previous pay
ments liable 20 forfeiture.
I'm conformity with the requirement Of tho
company, preference In allotment VIII be given
10 the stockholders pro rata, according 70 thsir
holdings a. recorded ON Tho closing OF the trans
Textbooks on Saturday the 18Th day Of septem-
Ter, 1880.
The right IS reserved 10 reject or reduce any
application other than stockholders as atore-
said.
Reference is made 10 the following statement
by the company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16
REORGANIZATION
The Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company.

win the assent AMI approval - ,rr .tsH-s
committees % fret mortgage noHItol.rs 80
doah-yalley Railroad C0upauE ST. %. ..r.-
quest ~ me holders p a majority no H' -rs
mortgage bonds ami gesersi MORTGAGE '.-'f
or 81 the Central Trust CCnpaays c.It....
deposit " such bonds, te unies.sa.t Isa
consented g. act ~ a c0mT.-fe' ulier ISL a....-
mont lodged win she Mercantile Irstf.r gl.T
~ New York torsorrAaIls .le saena1i .s. ..-
ley Railroad Company on ,ae following c.sa-
nArn.IY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

Total cash % be accC
Cash and ctsn assets
Marketable products,
supplies, and assets
on nand, available
I'm business............
Invested In additional
capital stock Of cor
pOrations, after de-
ductlng Insurance
rNaorEe...................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

The STYLES Of Curtains have changed
entirely since last season-both Lace
and Heavy Curtains. You want to be
careful and not buy the Old Styles.
Every pair we show are New, as we sold
out completely before making our I'M
Improvements
Don't forget. Special Prices on all
Kinds Of Curtains.
Roal Irish-Point Curtains, cream open
WORK border, s. pair worth t1'sU.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, new pat
terms, extra wide, special price fLI2H
w" Keal Brussels Curtains $3.50 a pair,
ordinarily would sell for $50.
The New Patterns Of Arabian Renais-
fance- Lacet- FAntasque Lace Curtains In
many different weaves, both ~ ana
yards long. s. 70 81 pair.
The Beautiful Desigus OF our curtains
atthese prices will surprise YOn.
We have an artist who makes a spe-
cialty OF draping Lace and Heavy Cur
tuins in the latest style. illustrated
Plates can be seen in the Curtain De-
partment.
For s9.75 Solid-Color Rcd Turcoman
Porueres. with double bordered SILK OF
SILK Chenille. and frnged all around.
For g apiece Real Elegant Raw-Sllk
Chenille Poriicrcs, all solid coOrs, with
long, heavy tie1 knot Fringe at bottom
aud top, for draping over poles. Ihey
are certainly worth $500
For g. 80 q pair wn at you can term per-
fecuy exquisite Chenille Porueres,
frlugcd both top and bottom. ana Dadoes
Of rich cOiorng, 70 DO used as sashes'
For $40 a pair some perfect dreams OF
Heavy Curtains, in designs entirely
new-such as solid Colo-s with Bullion
Embroidery, aud solid Colors with Ivy
THESE exclusive designs sell elsewhere
for Slj 10 $50.
Heavy Curtains at $3.50 to s95' too ele-
CANT 10 describe.
Poles and Fixtures Of oil kinds Our
25c Pole with Brass Trimmings com
plete Is extra polished, and MAKES INC
same effect as the soc. pole.
The Stationery Department opens this
morning.
Have You ever bought Note-Paper by
tie pound. We'll, irs cheaper. We
will sell You n pound Of any size Note
PAPER for lie and weigh IL before your
eyes. You get almost as much as by
counting.
Box Of Linen Paper, with envelopes to
match, iOc.
Weddlng-Plate Note-Paper, With en-
yelopes 70 match. Ole. box.
Box OF Paper and Envelopes, embossed
in gilt " Richmond, Va" lie. box.
Exquisite and daintily- gotten-up boxes
Of Extra-Fine Note-Paper 25, -, Az, and
SOC. box.
Stats Pencils, 10 for lc.
Slate Pencils, with gold paper, for lc.
The usual D.. Le6d Pencil! for &c.
Cedar Lead Pencils 81. @ dozen.
Childrenis SchOol-Bags III large va
rieiy.
JULIUSM EYER& Sons,
Col, 6O3, and 6O5 Broad street,
Store closes at 6 o'clock every day e1-
cept Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-16

We guarantee to lay your Carpets as
satisfactorily az any establishment in the
land. The Carpets are sewed IN our
building with Barbour's linen thread.