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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS ~ CONFERENCE

More than seventy priests. representing A. many
parishes came together yesterday In the chapel at
tachcd 81 MichaelS Roman Catholic Church. Thirty
second 81. and Nnhavc., b. hold the first Of the
quarterly conferences OF the Roman Catholic clergy Of
the Archdiocese OF New ork. The vicar general OF
the In the absence OF Archbishop Corrgan, who
is In Rome presided and the Rev. Philip j. Cardells
= j. Of II. Francis Xavicr's College, was moderator
Several religious papers were road and discussed the
Rev. Thomas +. Ncbarr, Of ~. Peters Church. MOnt
cello. reading one on scripture, and the Rev.
William j. Ward Of ST. Mchael's Church, discussing
N an able manner, the question OF Dogma
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
svrGGLIyG CHIyAUEN FROM CANADA.

Troy. May 27.-Fivc Cinnamon were detained at
Malone saturday complaint Of United states Com
missioner Willard for violating the +, cison Lave In
crossing the Canadian frontier into this state The
prisoners admitted that they had come from Montreal
Two Americans came with them. one arrested,
and IL is believed that he Is one Of gang that has
contract 10 Smugglc into the rnited states 200 China
men The other American escaped. The Cinnamon
have no passports and will be sent back to Canada.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TIE ryK.sLIyGERr PRONOUNCED SANE.

John Connors. alias Jack the Ink singer WIS
again arraigncd in the lorkvlle Police Court ye'ti
doy. \ certificate from a police surgeon Johh H.
Nc,btt wa, presented. certifying that he had maze !"
thorouch examination Of Coun0rS and found no eN''
dance of INSANITY Mis-, Ethel Warner testhed that
Connor, was the man who followed her on SlAth ave
nm the evening which ink was thrown on her Iscss
Connor, was held for trial I'm default of al 900 Dai
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
NOT ABOUT TO JOIN THE WHISKEY TRUST

Chicago, MAY 27.-Mr. shufeld; of the di'tillcry
firm OF Henry H. shufedt & Co.. says that the per
s,,ent rumorS that his firm has Joined the dlstOing
and cattle feeding trust generally known ~ the Whs
key Trustl or has entered into any sort of comb
nation with the Trust. sent ont simply for the
nurpose OF affecting the stock Of the trust In New
York and are without foundation. we have from
the first declined all overurcs from the trust con
tInuod Mr. shnfcldt "and far from making any
agreement to restrict output the latter Is larger
now than ever before, and We are making arrange
ments To increase It,"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
PLANS FOR THE MEMORIAL ARCH CEREMONIES

Arrangements have been completed for the LAYING
Of the cornerstone Of the Washington Memorial Arch on
Memorial Day The committee will be escorted 10 tN
ground by the First Brigade, National Guard Bishop
pot,or will offer prayer There will be addresses by
President Hutchins. Of the Park Board. Henry ~.
Marouand and George William Curtis. and John W.
yrooman will lay the stone. The members OF uls
cratorio society are specially invited TO take part "A
ths exrrcIes Tickets OF admission to the stand Wiz
be distributed at The rehearsal at O'Clock thiS evening
al the Assembly Rooms, Metropohtan opera house'
The fund now amounts 10 So",7O2 ic
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
gyDE JUSTIFIED N KILLING TURNBCLL.

James F. Hyde, the ucket specuiaioF "ho ~
March oc shot and killed William Turnbull, rival
I'm the business, in front of the Fourteenth street
Theatre after being Iabbed In the face with an u"
brella by Turnbull. discharged In the Jenerson
Market Police Court yesterday. After Hyde han % oeen
acquitted of blame by the C0ronerS jury ne Was ia
to the police court, where examination was nei%
Justice White reserved his decision until yesteiual
when he decided that Hyde was justified IN WHAT ~
did and discharged him.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
LIE Will. AND CODICI I.PHELD.

Judse Beach I'm the supreme Court, Yesterday
handed down a decision upho!dng the demurrer inter
po>ci by the docndants In the suit Of the widow Of
Thoua. C. =. Br1dhGg,t 10 have declared void
codicil TO hi, VIII which cut her oil with only
$4,000. Mr. Brodhur-t lofi estate valued Mt
s3oO 900 His friends did no, know that he was mar
riod until after he died and II discovered by pro
vision OF his will which gave 10 n Wiz, whose name
before marriage Laura ~cNtOI, $4,000 IN leu
n Ter dover The will proper provided that she should
receive $1,000 yclv and uiat provision WaS changed
fhe Cuilcl I'm which The tc9iatcI sad That he mad
already given hi, wife large sums OF money. Judge
LeArh mrnolds Tic VII and ,oalrIL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
, CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN THE SOUTH.

An advertisement In The Tribune on sunday,
under the head of Financial" contained a summary
OF the natural resources and advantages of Big stone
Gap, Va. for a great commercial centre Of the New
south, and gave the names Of few of the capitalists
In the North who have invested many millions OF
dollars there. Chief Of the forces thai hAhina
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
A. G. NOAK STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

Albany May 27.-Nathaniel &. Moak, the we'll
known lawyer. is confined 70 his home. suffering from
paraly of the left side. lie lett his Office last night
IN apparent good health and was stricken soon after
reaching home His family physicians were sum.
moned and did all In their power 10 revive him. II
is believed there Is no immediate danger and that
unless second attack comes be wiz speedily reeoN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
ICEBERGS SIGHTED BY SEVERAL VESSELS

More reports were received here yesterday about
iccbergs passed AT sea by transatlantic steamers.
The Elbe sighted forty nine mountains of ice May
20 from latitude a. 30 ~, longitude - :32 W, To
latitude 40 so ~. ongitude A. 81 ". The Devona
Jaw large number Of bcrgs between latitude a. :36
~. longitude 3i 40 W, and latitude Al % N.
longitude ~ "a W. The Cuno passed icehergs on
May II and 20 from latitude A. 10 ~, longitude
80 "A w., TO latitude 10 81 ~. longitude As 55 W.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany MAY 27.-Am0ng the bills that have bceh
signed by the Governor are:
Chapter 4o6.-Amending the Penal tode by max.
ing t a misdemeanor for any person wifuHy % oOsunot
or delay the passage Of steam railroad car.
Chapter 46i.-tr rcating the state controller, The
state Engineer and the president Of the state board
Of Charities a Conmiso for appralsng the va he OF
lands pnrchased and buildings erected for county IN
sane asvlnms by cOunties which desire To sell snch
property TO the state and giving the Controller power
10 accept the title the same subject to the approval
of he LEGISLATURE
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
4 FrGITIVE DEFAULTER ARRESTED.

Lincoln. IN, May 27.-Thc arrest Of Colonel w. D..
Wyatt ex-M Master in Chanccry Of Logan County was
accomplished yesterday in New Orleans lie disap-
pcarcd in November. 1893. leaving shortage OF
go 900 10 $4,000 The arrest is to answer a charge
of forgery In which he added a clause 10 decree
signed by Judge Herman, by which he obtained
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
4 STEAMSHIP c0MPAyY's GOOD SHOWING.

The United States and Brazil Mail steamship Com.
pany held It's annual election Of directors Yesterday
at It's Offices in the NILS Building The following
directors were re-elected c. +. Huntington. II. X
Thurber, G.. G.. Williams &. r. Flint. W. NJ Ivins
+. II. Ripley, G. NJ. Pratt, L. b. Bartlett and II. C.
IIurbcrt. j. VI. Lachan. general manager submitted
his annual report, which showed a net profit OF 10
per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
CANADIAN CRTCKETERS TO VISIT NEWfoRh

The cricket team Of wnnipeg, Manitoba one "
the crack teams Of Canada, will visit New iorN y.
June 10. u and Is. and will play two t. tNo,
matches on the Berkeley oval with the DC -, NAV
cricket team. Arrangements may be niade " Phrt
with the staten Island Athletic Club eie'sn' o
As vet nothing definite has been done.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
HANGING HIMSELF ~ HIS CELL IN The TONES

John lIan0n, "a laborcr who lived with his vile ana
four children at No % Roosevelts was arrested Tor
drunkenness on Monday and was locked up IN the
rombs on n ten days sentence. \ few minutes before
q p. NJ on Monday he was found hanging in his cell.
lie had made a moose OF the leather belt when he
wore about his waist and had hung himself to water
pipe. Prisoners in adjoining cells heard iianion's
gasps a. he was stranglne himself but they gave the
alarm too late. lianon was dead when he was cut
down The police were not informed Of the suicide,
and II not until yesterday morning that liorna-
Llon u Manl0n's death was given u Coroner
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE PRICE OF COAL ADVANCED

The agents of the anthracite coal proau'ine ,".a |
panies met at No. Broadway yesterday ana a",
prices from Is to a5 cents ton. 1t was also decae'
20 limit the production Of June to 22oooDn ,o -,
The advance was made possible by t"c 'e''"
strictcd productioD-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

this city Of the future is the Big stone Gap I'M
provement Company which has among ts a,,.h1 s,1Gn
insiness men Of twenty states. The company VIII
offer 1000 lots for sale on June =.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
MES FLAcE SEcTRES A DrvoPcr

Judge Beach IN the supreme Court yester.
day, signed the dccree granting Mary f. Flack an
absolute divorce from James A. Flach thus ending
one OF the most celebrated divorce suits which ha,
ever been tried In the New lork courts.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

the court sho changed her mind. however rt tarneI
about. and vent upstairs % the FOOL ,sser se down
10 the top ot wide air-shaf and threw nerseIi r r
/ She was dead when found. In the afternoon lo"he
was held In 81 800 bail for trlal'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
COlored WOrsted Dress Goods wi

be ordered on the march this week. We
give herewith some of the former prices
as compared with the ones for this week.
Double-Width All-Wool Striped Elan.
mel Dress Fabrics that were 49c. will
be sold for 25c. I;
Silk Lustre Mohairs, 80 inches wide, Coo,
qdality. will be sold for 35c. yard
50c Shepherd Checks, 80 inches wide,
will be sold for 3jc +;
Self. Checked French Albatross, in tan
and brown. CSC. a yard was the
price, for 37c.;
AllWool French Henriettas (Cashmeres)
37ic., from 59c.
SO inch wide All-Wool American Dress
Goods, mixed ground, with stripe,
four shades, 20c., from 37tc.;
All-Wool French Lace Plaids-new this
season-from 60 TO 37tc. +;
Cream 36-inch French Albatross, value
tic, for 42c. q yard /;
Lupins 46-inch Cream Yelling, with
hemstitch or handsome bourette,
self colored border, S9c., value
sl.25;
Combination French Dress-Pstterns hall
yalue-S4 from SS.75; IS from SO
50 from sl6S0 S12 from 800. AZ. A
dozen other prices. A thousand
pieces of Dress Fabrics to choose
. rom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

We desire you to do
your de0linS at this
House. That 1t is yoltr
ddUantaSe to do so has
too often been Demon
Str0ted. The MdUcement
to do so is beinG pursued
by all the system of the
house 1.-THE store, tn 6
buyers, the W0res, the
prices, and qualities.
The saIespeopIe. and
the system of equal and
good tye0tD1entto all and
everybody. This Us the
Banner that is Unf0Jded
here, and 1OtW eUer ,OaUe
to the breeze of YOUr pa
HOna6e.
Roses, the value OF whichis SOC. dozen,
will sell for 25c. f; Roses, the value
OF which is 1Sc, for &c. bunch Of
six;
Roses that are valued at s1.37 for 75c.
25c. Daisies, l2c. 2jc.
French Daisies of 81. II value for &c
Clover Blossoms sold here for 73c will
sell for 37ic.
French Wild yiolets, value 23c, for 10c.
a dozen;
Silk Velvet Forget Me-Nots, 29c. was the
price-they sell for l5c.
Silk Velvet Pansies. value l.50, sell for
75c, the SIC. value for l7c.
Jonquils, best value sl.5O, for 75c. A
hundred kind. all shades and colors
that you can look for.
Tho Trimmed Headwear in order to
facilitate the sale Of Flowers, will have
reduced-price tickets on them.
Your orders from our work.room will
meet promptness and the best of work.
New designs and patterns. The most
tasty and ingenious employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

about SOC. on the dollar. Not likely
that such an immense purchase is taken
away ia day. Narrow. wide, or me-
dium width-everything.
Black Silk Flouncingsa and Drapery Nets,
Real and Imitation Laces. The prices
yes-they speak now as never before
Bargains IN every corner of the house
this week.
mcnt Th' ,a. n'ds' ties T1defvcar i Dsr's'
and best OF all things-a purchase amount
ing to thousands of dollars.
80 dozen ladies Yoked Skirts, best cot
ton, 6-inch fine embroidery, Is
tucks. A Skirt made to sell for
Sl75 will be SIC. each.
A small stock OF Siver-plated Ware
came to us by an unusual occasion.
Many merchants would have thought it
too big to handle, but when the occasion
allows us to try n new design in Rogers $
Knives and Forks, or Spoons, "we are
there all the time. Reason, for your
appreciation. See these figures, and go
around and inquire, and If we amt pretty
low don't buy. That's strong, but we
mean it.
Teaspoons (Rogers's) 81. 13 set (; Ia
ble-Spoons (same psttern) Sl.95 a
get, and Forks come along to match
at Sl.95 set. That's cheap, and
nowhere else. Good hint, and q
look will satisfy that the facts are
right here.
How about guaranteed Silver-Plate
on white nickel that will not turn brass ?
The manufacturer guarantees, and he will
stand by you.
Teaspoons soc. q set Dinner-Kniyes,
Forks, and Spoons at 9jc. set.
1t would be useless to go any further.
The price is lower than ever known, and
the quality is protected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Books. EmbrOiderieS and LaceS |

500 volumes Of PaperBack Novels, by
Bertha, Clay, Ther Duchess, and
other popular writers. for &c. each
Half. Morocco bound Webster's Una
bridged Dictionaries, with 1900 il
lustIations, S1.65
Webster's Encyclopedia of Useful 1nfor'
nation and World Atlas, large print,
G0) pnges, for Sc.
Mountclair Commercial Note Paper &c.
quire the same, lighter weight,
1c quire
Everything you can want is here in
Books and Stationery.
-T~r~-j Chamois-Skin, Nurses Sachet-
- -nUl.G.. Bags, with powder, 12lc.
Oriental Tooth-Soap 12c. box
Fruit, filled with German Perfume, 10c.
each-20c. is the value
2jc. yials of Flavoring Extracts for 13c.
Brewster's Sweet Chocolate here again
the best made in the United States
&c. a package; Cooking Chocolate
and Cocoa in packages and tin
boxes-the best cheaper here than
elsewhere ;
New shipment OF Ceylon India Tea. Use
half the quantity OF any other. with
result of the best and most healthy
Tea-50 and 70c. pound, put up
in pound and balf-pound packages
A card of Pearl Buttons, two dozen for
&c. card /;
Real Ivory and Bone Wash-Buttons &c.
dozen
Dress Buttons, with cut steel, 15c. q
dozen, value 35c.
Stockinet Dress-Shields, seamless, &c. q
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
Fifty-six of them a

Beaded Wraps. your own price,
75c. for what should be 81. 25 81. 48
for what should be 81 {; 81 for what
should be $3.50; Crochet Silk
Wraps S. for what should be Sl2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

TOMORROW (Mcnaay) will begin .
sale Of Flowers in tho Millinery Depart
ment that is destined soon to travel its
round in this community, and not likely
to be forgotten soon.
In the face Of the difficulty 10 obtain
these goods, owing to scarcity 10 the
market. We have made great purchase.
Fifty cents on the dollar" Is trite
newspaper advertising term. Experience
with many houses has taught you to pass
it undecided. Net so with this--it always
means 80 cents on the dollar, either di-
rect or on the average. Eighteen hun
dred dollars worth for nine hundred Is
the meaning, and not Flower among
them but what is fresh and OF this sea
sons recent importation,
The variety includes all grades an
values. from the cheapest to the finest.
Paquets, Wreaths, Montures, Sprays.
etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

are still
selling for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
The The White Goods and Linen

- lends wonders. The buyer in
OCh. this department deserves
the merits you are according him.
Cases and cases are coming and
going. French, Persian. or Ameri
can for &c. yard, orfor SOC. Not
q piece but what saves you third
or half of what you would have to
pay but for these extraordinary pur-
phaGpS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

1000 Jerseys g. 1925 a2d $780, worth 20 to Oc apiece They
excellent values.
Children Misses can't buy later
the most ceable Garments Children We have
$780, Sl.7j that
Windsor scarfs Wednesday
prise the pretty China
Wait they pretty 80 Leather
styles and buckles, prices
Goods show everything pretty
newest coong shown here and much reduced
White Wored materials We
piled with large stock OF Sg Heniet, NunVeing Abatrosss
Striped and Figured Goods Everything at lowest
preies
E conceivable shade Solid Coos and Fnc Also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
YOU WILL NEED
THIS LIST
III YOU GO
AWAY,
If YOU STAY AT
HOME.

HOME.
r. ,sa gentle reminder Of tho litte things
efr.gtofy needs under all circumstances, par
r.g.sr,y II QUO is going 20 Leave tho city. Our
rr-.- a-o folly one third less than other stores
s.a.l Bolts With the patent Snake Buckle
iio iJr KIND for &c. The l5c KIND for Sc.
rdigoren, kinds Of Leather Belts. black, tan,
sal solid colors striped, fancy cut, fancy
press eI. and plain leather choice 2c.;
p,r.roni kinds Of the usue zJc Leather Beits
f1- lsr.
co-e Suk Suu-shsdos with spiral gilt and sill
yer w!ro hand es and twisted celuioid
lerdies for il.25:
ya..oi English six Sun-shades with real ebony
la.dles worth 81 for s2.5O zach;
LADIES' Coiored Lisle-Ihrcad Gloves Nc. pair,
rfs a.. .chrG'ed Louvre All.Silk Gloves In any
color for 4)c. q pair;
H. .c aunnty Black Tafeta silk Gloves We
.aII f,r l1c pair;
Ea't,tk Mnts. thousands Of pairs, at i3, II, 90,
.r..' Axe y six pieces different widths India
Tape for 20c.
1hreo di1ofcu, widths Of best English Tape on
Is..... BLACK SIX Watch Chains, 10c;
l.Ia-. contributions. 3c. n dozen;
.f. ha.t inlis Tapes, &c. u bunch;
tsl..' Long ~hirt-frOnts, with standing or turn
loFu collars. pure white OF colors, 25c each :;
L...rs' Shirt-W aisis, with cuns and collars at
facnod, f..25:
rne worry Back Baby Brushes, l3c:
D. q
i-an ~ any other time;
HqaIy Cases Tor travelling. containing needles,
button hooks. &C.. lOc.;
Curved Sh0e- Horns. l0c.:
Testher-~iltched Beading, real pretty pattsrns,
at .0 70, i', and .5'.;
Col0-cl aud Black card Darnlng Cotton, TWO ior
sls-,ofd Neck Ruchiug. &C.. p yard;
r0re- of tx yards ilk-Cori Ruching for 2oc ;
rs-is Cambria Ncck Runiiug for 1885,:
sI-Co.or SIX Garter Web. lOc. a yard;
Fancy striped Puse-Silk Garter Web. l2Xc. a
so,c..l bargains In Fine Hand Mirrors with
.1cs Florence backs and white celluloid
Dar1s-bla ks at l0c. worth 25c., &c. worth
H-.aS. worth co., ilc. worth 1jc.; white
ones a, ler. worth Csc, 3Sc. worth oOc, soc.
Fo'i.rg Tooth Brushes CSC;
ilI Imported English Tooth Brushes with
-, az l.isaci-BscS a'',i ReG,BristO Clothes
IrIslo- %. each;
ralI Brushes. 3, =. TO- and 2jc.;
!fr..rut SIZE bottles Of Violet, Lavender, ana
Ual.-rope Waters for 35c.;
NI... 81 ~ Bay Rum, positively strongest
m. 81. l9- n bottle;
a5e4 il.t-1-B Browns, SC, good as Browns, sc.
mtuys ROYAL Polish. &C.:
Pas f..fles Of Ink, Sc. glass bottles, &c
,r,-f I1fge bottles OF Willlamss Ink, Sc
-.sr- fat,l les ltc.
Tt,N. .snite Io0th Brushes. Soc;
A ,-a. assortment q Fine English Hair
4, .ses AZ much less than usual store
~ m thousand bottles OF fue Florida
Water. put up ~ luroeil, Ladd 4 Co. 10 sell
nt. We Will -oli this week for l1c A;
Gsie-a-make OF Toilet Cologne ia glass-stOp-
1.g bottles. g5'.;
Csa-. Transparent soap, French-maSe AZ &C.
coke.
Cut-.ura soap, Packers Tar Sosp, i71l Glyce-
rius S1ap-all ara sc. Soaps-We soil Tor nc.
cake, three for Pc.
Toott-powIcrs-p at Zoe. Dotle'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08


the OF
and the of business do this ne Ak Dpery
wide worth Sl.25
worth 81 HEM
stitched Embroidered Founcngs sellers So
worth 25
pieces prettest
Lace Flouncings in great variety.
hand japanese
TO- 10 90 andc Lovely ST.
Mtts IL,
Silk Gloves d % 60 and Too variety
Chmisetes much 35
entirely Rufins Nkwear prettet yes
Buckles stylish select FROM Great variety Of Fast Black
Solid Hosiery to select FROM
Embroidered Hehd
you. See them they the prie
Curtains ready for e They great bargains and
good deal Bargains Towels Napkins Table Linens
Household Goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08

stock has been divided into fve distinct
and separate lots, respectively:
M I consists OF entire stock Of
.......-....-. n~s Baby Carriages ranging in
price from Sc 10 SO. VIII DO sold al tho
uniform price Of s. choice.
Of > consisting of entire stock Of
nvs :, Baby-Carriages ranging IN
prices from Sll to SIC, will 60 at the uni.
form price of $40 choice.
Iot > consisting of entire stock of
Nv. -, Baby-Carriages ranging in
prices from sl6 10 S2l, Will go ut thu
uniform price OF Sli choice.
lat consisting of entire stock ot
10s -.,.-.' - Baby-Carriages ranging in
price from S24 to $50, will so ut the uni
form price Of $50 choice.
- consisting of entire stock Of
~ -, Baby-Carriages. ranging in
prizes from S32 to $40, will go al
the uniform price Of SO choice;
go Handsome Fire-Screens, beautifully
trimmed with limitation China Silk
fine null, gSc. choice;
500 new lot Japanese tire-Screens at
I9c. choice;
80 dozen Heavy Japanned Chamber
Pals, with top, at lsc. worth i0c.
40 dozen Gilt Picture Frames cabinet
size) at l5c. worth 25c
j lot of Handsome Gilt Picture Framea
size Sxl0. at 100 [:
800 Handsome Oil Paintings at Acc. /;
l lot Granite ironware Sauce Pans, four
qu0rts, al 55c. worth 81
] lot Granite lronwaro Lard Cans at
81. 10 worth $2.25;
] lot Granite Ironware Cofiee-Pots and
Boilers at SOC. worth Sjc.
"The Surprise Patent Churns, four
gallons, at S2.iS
% dozen Mexican Hammocks at 72c.
worth 81.
Great values 10 be had in the China
and Glassware Department Reduced
prices have been made in order 10 re-
duce our mammoth stock.
40 dozen Bone Dishes, gold edgo and
finely decorated. at &c. each
go dozen Imported Tumblers at DC.
each;
Immense stock Ice-Cream Freezers and
Water Coolers at low prices
Best Refrigerator in the world, "The
Macknaw." Prices low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-08
BASEMENT.

Blu OLEAhlNG-SADE Of DAb1-
CARRIAGES.
Guaranteed superior in quality, style,
and finish over all other Baby Carriages
made. Every Carriage is sold with n
guarantee, whether low or high price.
The space now occupied by Baby-Car-
risges we must have at once for other
new lines, and in order to gain the
above space CLEARIN G. SA L +
PRICES have been made. The entire