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EOR RENT

VCOR RENT = 146 ST. NE, BRICK HOUSE.
II rooms and bath. within half square US Capitol;
newly papered throughout; rent $50. Keys at 1856 A
st. X NJ. MORRISON, l2l2& st. NV ap3-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04
THE REFORM CONFERENCE.

- A'No7 ~ b'HhiaASS touas were postpone
until tomorrow on account of the rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04

Lon SALE A LARGE THREE-sTORY AMI
Il Cellar Brick House on E st. NV. ten ROOMS. bath
splendid condition. Price S4,5OO.
THOS. @. HENsEY CO.,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

I'VE HAVE A LARGE SUM OF MONEY TO LOAN
w IN sums TO suit at . and per cent interest.
Must be on real estate in the District.
HILL & JOHNSTON,
apl-lm 1908 Pa ave. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04

EOR SALE-G STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
u We hsve one of the Handsomest Pieces OF Property
on ST. for sale price, 50 80 per foot location north
side of @ st. between 18th aud l4th NV WARREN
CHOATE CO., $40 llth St a4-:,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04

ErOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE TO BUY HOUSE
- on . concreted street in the northwest; rooms,
bath. IN. l., range and latrobes Just newly papered
and painted; $500 cash balance on easy TERMS
THOS. q. HENSEY CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04

EOR sALE-1HE GREATEST BARGAIN r.
r. Mount Pleasant. very pretty T-room Cottage will
lo,0O square feet Of ground only $500 5000 cash
balance monthly. kEDFORD W. WALKER, 1905 !
St NV. gp4-Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
ADAMS WILL BE TRIED. .
Defence and Prosecution Ready to Go
Lotto Examination.

From the evidence at hand it is very
probable that the preliminary examination
of Thornton Adams. charged with the MUIR
der of SammOX ROssdeitcher, Will take place
al the lienrico county courthouse today:
The Commonwealth is ready for trial. ana
as witnesses have asked To be summoned by
the defence II Is very evident that at last thp
patient public will have an opportunity OF
seeing what and how much evidence the
Commonwealth has.
The case will come up before squire
Alice. who assisted the prosecution no lit
Tie in developing the links in the case. Mr..
q. W. Thhma5 will be assisted in the prose-
cution by -. &. Richardson Esq, and the
counsel for Adams are Hon. George ID.
Wise and Mr.. ". W. Cosby.
The witnesses summoned, some Of whom
are 10 be used by both sides, are rs follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Feiiig, both Of whom, it viii.
be remembered we4e arrested and acquit-
ted on the charge OF murder; Thomas sally.
(cOlOredD who is now in jail on the same
charge. and on whose evidence Adams was
arrested; Mrs. Boyd and her son, walter
Boyd who were present at The Feitig' > nome
the morning Roesdeitcher was found
in the hayl MIR. Hugh J.. Davis,
keeper of the county pOoriousn, and
VINO was with ROssdc'tcher nj the latter =
death: Martha George, cook at the poor
house. who heard statements made by lloss-
deitchci a. 10 who Drained him; Mr. =. H..
sutherland, detective, who assisted the
sheriff in working up inc case; MI.
John Canapa, who is Summoned by
the defence Or. Bryant. who made
pOst-mortcm examination Of the wound ;
Mr. NJ. Netelltz and son, who were mt
mate friends OF the dead nan, ana VINO
were with him the sunday before he was
braircd: DR.. Leftwich. the county coroner,
who assisted in the pOst-mortem; Mr. >. W .
southwark. who has worked u bring the
offender 10 Justice,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03

Richmond Ciiy.-Fannie NJ. Griffin tC
William T. Allen, 541I feet on Twenty-nintl
street, northwest corner Lee, Sl.55j.
August Gundlack and Fred. Gundlack tC
Louis W asher, Jr., 40 feet on south side
Williamsburg avenue, near Louisiana
street, $1,000.
James NetherwOOd TO George W. Bradley
- feet on south side o street, between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-siXth. 1897 80.
Gabriel WOrtham's trustees to Richard
Gentry, ljlt feet on east side Linden street
between Main and Cary, 81 ,S0j.
Daniel Il. Williams 10 Eli W ilsOn, fee
on east side 1t. Paul street, between COutts
and Hill, SIS.
HenyicO COUnty.-COurtney n Coke, spe
cial commissioners, TO X. A. Patterson, 81
feet on Ashland street, southeast corner
Carter, SIS3.
Isaac Davenport, Jr., to +. {. Garrison,
W. IL. Uathright, and George ID. Pearman
square bounded by Twenty. second, Twenty
third, ;, and 4 streets, $4,000.
A. ID. Miller's executor TO Helen X. Mil
Ter, 241i< acres on east side Osborne turn
pike, miles east of Richmond, $4,000.
Emanuel tillman to Byron Wallerstein
One-half interest in . lots in square l2J, ant
10 lots in square l2i, Adams plan, Sl.526.
II. IL. Wells, Jr., 10 John \. smith, lots
10 10 inclusive in square "a, Fulton, 81, 100.
Harvey Wilson, special commissioner, u
Emanuel Ullman. lots in square 1875 and
10 lots in square l2i, Adams plan, S3,l1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
RACING RECORD.
The Results and Entries at Sheepsreah
Bay.

bay.
Following are the results OF races al
sheepshead Fay yesterday:
First race. tuturity e0ufse-n,,t ,,,d r in
second race. Futurity conrse-Thorndale
first. -. Omer second, ChartefuSe INN"
Time, 1912 1-5 ,,,so- clarendon
arst' c;ertic ID second, Wrestler third. Tune
Forth race one and one eighth OF mile mile,
RAYMOND g fifst. Frank Wood secono' hi'''
third. 1ihe, 1877. " .tu,oanlbs nj q
mtIe-Nontague first. Banquet secohu' MN
wood third. Time. 2:Ol 80. u.,,.,o, II, :
sixth race on turf, one mlle-baiislVn ~
Kern second. Young Duke third. Time, IN
Entries for to-day at Sheepshead Bay
First roce. seyen.eights Of n mile-Al fht'
SOW loi: Fitz James. 1Oi; Volunteer II, III
| climax. 1Oi: Puzzle. l0l; Princess DOW i ~.
l0i Little minnie. 1Oi: Monita Hardy loi
| palasadc lD6 Tulla Blackburn, loJ -,
second race Ave and cne-balt iuflones-
| Wolcoft IFS: Strategem. lis, lhotnoaie
IFS. Void, rs; KeyWcst, lis; sequence; o 's'
IFS. Eorerunner. i1s: Keep, nlly, ioe' I'9sa
| line nlly, Jos; Adage, FLY, los; laIS ri9 ,'
gov, My 1Os Wendaway, ioS' ~ Nsi t.osong
los: oscar, los; AlgernOn, lOoi HU "Voiso
| los: SelveradD, ioS. .,.
Third race, one and an eighth OF q mlle
Buddhist. 40; Princess bowling, lO0; Ny eI-
| low 1906 Wlfred. iOI; Retrieve, lOli sag
ara. IO2. FitsFoy, 100; Robespiefre' 20 ii'I's
! Russell. %. III,
Fourth race, one ana quarter Of a mile
TWIN tity Tournament, III; lNrh
non 90: COme-tO-taw, $50, Lady AgEus; lOo
| lavinia Belle, lI6; Senorita. III Buidnlsl
III. Fnrus. 119: Sorrento. 100; tirenzi, rs
Retrieve, IL; Prince Royal l25; Los Angeles
lis III.
rim race. one and an eighth Of miie
selling Kingstock, III; Amania, ia; nN1i
o3. Uvdv. lO2: Brown Duke, 1906 sam wood
los 49,
Sixth race, one and a quarter Of mile, "oi
turf -Gendatme. J13. Uncle Bob. ll3' Bai
chief II3: Eurus, 122. ~. Luke, 100: iceberg
loG. Nasterlode. 100: Raymond @, ll3; Mis-
Belle. 10: Lavinia Belle, 100; Philosophy
1927
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
MORTUARY RECORD.
Forty-six Deaths Occurred IN the city
Last Week.


The report Of Dr. Oppenhimer, president
Of the Board Of Health, for the week ending
August Both, shows
Whole number Of deaths in the city, a.
II white and ~ cOiOred
sex and color; Males, y white ana 4
colored; females, q white and IL colored.
Age; I day TO- 30, 3 colored; months tC
II, white and . colored, ! year TO 3, ;
white and 4 colOTed; 3 years TO ), col
ored; years 10 TO- colored; 10 years tC
20, Z cOlOred; 20 years 10 30, , cOlOred
30 years 10 80, 3 white and , colOred; Il
years to 30, / white and colOred; 30 years
10 60. white and | colOred; 60 years TO 40
white: 20 years 10 20, white; 80 years &c
90, white and I cOlorcd, unknown, col
Ored
Condition: Single, : white and % colored
married, white and | colored widowers
white; widows, white and 3 colorcG
unknown, colored.
Nativity: Richmond, 20, other parts q
United States, 20. France. !; Germany,
Ireland, .: Norway. /; unknown. |.
locality: Marshall Ward, white and
cO.o7ed: Jefferson Ward 3 white and
colored; Madison Ward, ! white and
colorcG; MonIva Ward, 3 white and
colored, Clay ward, 3 white and 3 col0red
Jackson Ward, white and II colored; peni
'"niiary, cOlOred.
Comparative weekly mortality: For week
ending August 30. 1890, Is white and y
colored: for week ending August 81, lSS'
~ white and - col0red.
Temperature-Mean temperature ioI
week ending August 30, 1900, S4.i4 degrees
tor V eek ending August 81, 1855, 1888 de-
gree.
Rainfall-For week ending August a.
ls9c 1.Oj inches, for week ending August
81. $50. O.29 inches.
Rate-Rate Of mortality Of whole pOpula-
tier. % ~ per 1909 per annum; white popu
latiOn, l6.7 per 1000 per annum; col0rcC
population, 5c09 per 1900 per annum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03

police CoMt.-Emma smith (cOlored).
charged with stealing One coat valued AT
II. the property of Wash COots. Jailed iOI
sixty days.
John Jordan (colored), charged with as
saulting and attempting rape on Louisa
Hood. Committed TO await the action OF
the authorities of New Kent county.
Augustus Wingtield (cOlCred), charged
with stealing meat and sundry articles, the
property Of Mary Anderson. Dismissed.
John Thomas (colored), charged with cut
ting with knife Charles n. Petri, with III
tent to kill. Dismissed.
Charles Jackson (cOlOred), charged with
keeping "A disOrderly house 10 the annoy
ance of the neighborhood. Dismissed.
Mavo n son. charged with labOring al
their trade and calling as merchants on
sunday, August 3lst. Continued until to-
day.
Charles smith, charged with assaultng
and beating Mary DuncOmb. Securty're-
quired for his good behavior in the sum OF
$500 for six months.
Sarah Brown and Aaron kinghush {col-
ored). charged with being disorderly on the
streets and throwing nj Mile Wyatt, Ar
thur TAYLOR, and Henry Rupert. Security
for his good behavior for sixty days.
Mary Meckins, charged with using city
water without paving for same. Dismissed.
Messrs. l.. G. Leigh X Co., charged with
running twO-hOrse wagon on the street
without license, Roe Brown witness. Dis
missed.
Nordi Bros, charged with obstructing
Bread street between Ninth and Tenth
with oyster shells. Dismissed.
Madison TwyEe, Bagwell Fund and
Orchie Thomas, charged with leaving their
teams and soliciting passengers on the plat
form of the Richmond and Allegheny rail
road depot. Fined - each.
K. W. Traylor, charged with obstructing
the sidewalk on Cary street between Tenth
and Eleventh with barrels. Dismissed.
&. W. Whittle. charged with driving his
team on the street faster than the ordinance
allows. Fined SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
AUCTION SALES.

sale of household furniture. piano. I'D .'-a-
lrac &C., so. DO west Grace street. ~ Ud-
nesday september 81, az 1850 a. VI.
sale OF frame dwe'ln containing I've rooms
ON rwcnty-th ri street betW ecu and ID,
Thursday. eptember Am, az $50 J. NJ.
sale Of threa-stoty brick dwelling, SO. 1905
east franklin street Friday, september
9th, ats L. VI.
sale OF two new tNo-stOry frame dwellings
Nos. 526 and 5lS north Twenty
street Wednesday, eptember 3d. at 5.3O
p. VI.
sale OF Office desks, cashiers desS. &C., al
Merchants and Planters savings Bank
"Wednesday, september 30. 0t ~ w..
sale Of frame dwelling on Leigh street. te-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Thursday, September lth. at T.. NJ.
Trustees sale Of 100 acres of land at Halls
bOrO, Chesterfield county, Wednesday
september 3d. al II NJ
1ruste, : sale, sth day ct September at Me
gainesville. King William county ofa
tract of land containing 233 acres. George
T. Haw, trustee.
Trustees safe of fOur-rOOm frame DWELLING
on Litlepagc street. between loWne,
and Baker streets, saturday, september
Oh, al . T.. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
the Courts.

Ch0ncclu Cotrf.-Ihe suit of Mrs. Betty
Jones against her brother James W. Oiel,
administrator of Isaac Otey's estate. was
Yesterday dismissed.
CircVr court The chartered the nitcd
Banking and Building Company was yes
terday so amended that the capital stock
shall be not less than Sl,Ow.0ou nor more
than 2O.0O0,OO.
An order was issued boy Judge Wexford.
i'm the caseoi Mrs. Fannie l.. Farley against
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad COM
pauy, by which she is % receive 5000 from
the defendants in full Of damages claimed
on account Of the killing of her son ON the
defendants road.
4 charter was granted the Messiah A,s0.
citation Of Richmond. charitable 0rganiIa-
ton Of col0redpecple to take care Of ITS sick
members, bury them when they die. and
provide benefit for the members OF the
family Of the deceased. The real estate Oh
De held by the Association will consist
of loo m Richmond not exceeding $4,000
i'm value. and land in llcnrico county noi
exceeding five acres in extent. Officers
for the first year: Thomas Miller, president
Golden Tyler. yice-presidcnt; Joseph Par
NELL secretary; Robert Crump, treasurer;
Joseph Burton. prelatp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03

sion Of the sNbiect, and he failed 10 shake
my belief one iota. lie is. however, sim
gularly gifted man, and has much power
with the masses In New Nork and London.
AS YETI concluded Mr.. Eilyson. Il have
not settled down, only doing whas requires
my immediate attention. will az once see
10 the State Democratic Committee, the
municipal affairs, and in q week or so will
have everything system.tized and In work
ing order. After the hustle and excitement
Of travelling, ! am glad 20 get home, and
the face of Richmond has been all day to
me dear sight
All day Yesterday friends and acquaint.
ances OF the Mayor called on him and
shook hands. The telephone in has ONCE
was constantly ringing by persons congra,
ulating him on his safe return, and all
classes Of citizens are glad that he has re-
turned. I'm 50 faithful and efficient an
official. and SO courteous and estimable .
gentleman, the public have a popular citi-
zen. and his return was good news TO the
many friends he has made by his excellent
qualities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
WhatI Going On of Interest at the Other
Fnd of the Bridge.

Fnd of the Bridge.
Hon. John lludgins. Of Caroline, was in
Manchester yesterday.
Miss Hattie Clopton. after pleasant
visit to Chesterfield has returned home.
Miss ~allie Bug, OF Norfolk. Is the guest
Of Mrs. Lena M0uisette ON Porter street.
Mrs. William II. Jones. OF Petersburg' j.,
the guest of her aunt, Mr.. William Cox. ON
Porter street.
Mrs. u. f. Lipscomb has gone TO Bdlti-
more on business.
Mr.. 4. -. ~hotwcn lost an eight-month--
old daughter ina Prince Edward county sum
day night.
The festival at Finh--trcet Baptist church
is well attended, and viii continue through
0ut this week.
The machinery in the electric power
house of the ~outh~ide Company is being
put up, and in about two months cars VIII
Dee run % Forest Till Park.
The Petersburg Railroad Company Will
De before the Mayors Court this morning.
charged with the violation OF the ordinance
recently passed requiring an passenger
trains 10 stop IN the city. Mr.. &. j. Jones,
Of >wansb0ro. wished t0 take the train yes
tcrday. aud finding that it did not stop, re-
ported the matter tO the Chief NJ Police.
Leila Bruce. Rose sheet. and Hattie
Jones CALI colored). were before the Mayors
court yesterday. charged with being disor-
DERBY. They were discharged with am adj
mOntiOn.
MIR. Charles Amos. through his counsel.
judge James VI. Gregory, has Instituted
suit against The Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company for $50. 4 few days
ago train on this railroad ran over and
killed valuable COW belonging % Mr..
Amos: hence the suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
IN HYMEN'S BONDS.
Morning Marriage SOlemnizsd at Cente-
nary Methodist Church.


The Bright rays Of the autumn sun had
cleared away ,he mists Of the morning ats
o'clock Yesterday, and soft light fell upon a
pretty and impressive scene at Centenary
Methodist church. II was the nupiials Ol
Miss Maude Henrietta liarsrOve and Mr..
Charles {. Jones, and their hearts and
hands were joined in one by Rev. ". t..
Judkins, pastor Of the church, assisted by
Or. George Cooper, Of the First Baptist
church.
The couple was attended by Mr.. Il. VI.
Gwathmey (best mani and Mr.. James G.
Jones. of Danyille, brother of the groom.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Jcncs left
on the Norfolk and Western railroad for
Norfolk. There they take the Merchants
and Miners line for BostOn.and other point
North. and will return 10 Richmond in about
ten days, where they will reside perma-
nently.
The bride, W., is young and very pretty,
was dressed in a brown travelling suit. She
is the daughter of Alderman y. ID. Har-
grove, the efficient chairman OF the Finance
Committee, and her many accomplishments
and charming ways have made for her a
host Of friends. who wish her every happi-
ness.
The groom is the cashier and bookkeeper
OF Franklin, Davis a. Co., nurserymen. and
has many friends and acquaintance, wi h
whom he is deseryedly popular.
If the presents received are any test Of
the couples popularity, they can be counted
lucky among their fellow beings, for great
many costly gifts were received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03

APPERsON q CO., No. north Eleventh
street.
BOWMAN, boswell & SHUMAN. No. .
north Eleventh street
BOWIE, y. W., No. north Eleventh street.
BROWN, J. THOMPSON & CO.. lIl3 east
Nam.
CHEWING x ROSE, No. north Tenth
street
CHAFFIN. r. b. * co. No. north Tenth
street
CRAWFORD, GEORGE f.. No. ICO5 Bank
street
DEAOON. UPPER CO.. s2l r Main.
ELAN JAMES Il NIB r. Main.
GODDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor Bank.
HILL. FRANK ID. ~ Co, No. q north Eleventh
street.
ROsF. CHARLES A., No. . north Nin,h
street.
RUTnERFOOGp. THOMAS. No. : north
. fenth street.
sUTIO., 4 co, 40. lOii east MAN street.
TAYLOR, IL. SELDOM, 4 SON, Eleventh cor
ner tank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
cuRssToNE "coNFAB "
The city Democratic Commit,vs "'''
AN Open-Air Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the City Commit
,ee was ~ hare been held last night, ana
notices thereof had been stnt 10 the mem
hers of the committee. The committee
meets usualiy I'm the Circuit Courtroom,
which is opened on such nights rs tney
select for their use. When, however, the
committeeman came To the place Of meet
ing last night, the door leading 10 the court
.oo,u WIS closed, and they found them
selves shut out.
When The TINES reporter arrived there
was a little group Of angry Democrats
standing on the sidewalk discussing the
situation. There was seven OF them. Madison
Ward was represented by Henry +. Phillips,
treausurer Of the committees; X. &. Ienser
and POtiaux Robinson; y. h. Grooms ana
:. W. R0sene, represented Inc sturdy ~
mocracv of jefferson Ward; William h.
Shnryin and Andrew &. Knowles were the
only representative from their respective
wards Marshall and Monroe. The Ian
ner Ward'-Clay was unreprcseuted.
A lew minute before hali-past eight, the
time set for the meeting. Secretary Jefferson
Wallace came lpsurely down the street
higoing the BIG book in which the minutes
Of the committee are recorded, ana puihng
"A fragrant cigarette. Charles !. Philips, OF
CLAW Ward. arrived a few moments later,
which Just made quorum
The hour Of meeting came and passed.
but there was no place in which the wise
committeeman might gather in conclave-
save the street. which was swept 10y the
cool September breeze and the automatic
sweeper. and was. 10 say the least uncOm-
Portable aud dusty. 80 the members gath
cred in Moses doorway, and invoking a
feryent blessing ON the head Of the JanitOI,
held a Conversations, in which the mpend-
ing campaign was the principal topic.
While The discussion was at i's height the
tenth member arrived. II was no less than
the elegant and popular Hicks, OF Monroe
Ward. who so often engages the attention
Of the Committee.
Remembers now present were Just one
third of the cOmmitte. and II was decided
20 call the body tc order.
Mr.. Charles I. Phillips was requested TO
take the chair. As there was no chair IN
sight he sat down ON the window Sill, ana
raped with his kuuckles on the pane. This
was supposed 10 be the "call 10 ORDER and
Mr.. Wallace proceeded t0 call the roll.
which he did in tone that might have been
heard three sl itres away. had II not been
for the stfan cf annie Rooney which
noated oui to;n window way mp some
whore. where some member Of the drum
corps with fife was making night hideOus.
The committee then discussed several
little matters. routine in character. and lis
tened 90 informal speeches. After short
and harmonious session. some thirty MIN
utcs i'm duration. they adjourned 10 meet
next Tuesday night. the 9Cl
II was unanimously resolved that IN M
ture 'curbstouer sessions would not bee in
order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
Milliams In COurt.

The preliminary trial of Thomas Viii
liams. the Waterman on the Free bridge
who shoI John Oakley (colorcd) on tine 21th
Of August, was set for trial IN the Police
Court this morning. Mr.. &. y. Meredith.
Williams counsel, appeared before Justice
Cwtchfeld yesterday morning and asked
that the case be taken up then, which the
court granted.
Mr.. Meredith stated that be was willing
for the Justice 10 consider the evidence
which had been produced on the eXamina-
ton for bail and pass upon this as the pre-
liminary hearing. Justice Cruchfeld then
announced that hc would certify the case %
the Hastings Court.
Mr.. Meredith will apply for bail on a wit
Of habeas corpus to-day. Mr.. Meredith
thinks the case is certainly a bailable one,
and is confident that Judge Witt will So de-
eide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-03
DRY GOODS, CARPETS. SC.
SPECIAL SALES.

THE CARPET DEPARTMENT REQ lIRES
Your SPECIAL ATTENTION FIRST.
EVERY PATTERN or LAST sFAsON CAR.
PET WAS SOLD OUT DURING THE GREAT
lilly SALE. AND 1T is GREATLY ID
YOUR ADVANrAGEW WHEN WE CAS- AN-
NOUNCE THAT WITH TIE OPENING OF
THIS REMODELLED CARPET DfrARI-
MENT EVERY PIECE AID rATTtRN OF
CARPET Il ABSOLUTELY FRtsh AND
NEW
WEARE GOING 70 MAKE a rRtMfN-
pOUs EFFORT TO DOUBLE OUR CARPET
BrSINE-S THIS SEASON. ANpWE RIAL
We TIIArIF WI ARE WILLING 900 -eIL.
kT VERY SMALL PROFITS W. CAS- IO
n. A. We HAVE EVERY ADVANTAGE
OVER rlIE OTuER CAhpEI HOUSES. 1885
GREATEST OF WHICH is THAT EVERY
PIECE or CARPET Is SEW THIS StA@lN.
We are going to sell - exquisite patterns 0i
Velvet M0Uquette Carpet iur %. r
ward. These same quality carpet, 0rI.
narilv sell for si.35 to sl.5O yaui.
We ure going tO sell about ~ pattern. nf fI"
Genuine twO-plv Wool Carpets ior lN.
vard that sells everywhere for Dlr
yard
THESE TWO PRICES ABOVE SHOULD
GIVE YOU AN IDEA or WHArA SAVING
r. rs To NOU d. YOU TAKE ADNtNIADI
OF OUR OPENING PRICES.
THE CARPET DEPARTMENT INlLilir
Bru.sDl, Carpets for Halls an1 Stains.
Velvet Carpets fUr lIsli, and -.HiIr.
Ingram carpets for li1Ilsa<l Stairs.
Nuuquf Ife Carpets for Halls 1ni Stairs.
Brussels. Velvet. Ing an, iNn HNi fNr'c-l
NOrIurtfcs for aIl KINDS OF rooms.
SMYRNA ffun~ and Ilfuu-Nf~. IffUNrH Ir RUGS.