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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-20
THE WEATHER.

No Prospect Of the EaIiread blockade
Being Raised.
sAs Francisco, Jan. la.--The weather
forecast TIL S ,. IN. Monday for Oregon and
Washington IS rain and snow.
RxD Burr, Cal. Jan. l9-The weather
Is very cold, with ligh south wind and
little rain. II The present weather con-
iinues. the blockade on the Oregon road
viii probably last several days longer.
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paekin x.hsass en- F.oys, gaAsFsiess $50
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aSIllN-GAHN Go.

NH0I ESALE 6hULEho.
rss;ne greatly increased or stock
-. iIisses we are now n a position
- MERCHANTS twho are viii
8 3 pay their bills promptly q ma.
-. q dssire to avail themselves q
3 srsuntg of accepting cur
|fgHy liberal discounts fx lASH
srsntsl an unexcrpiioral Inc q
..<t.l Groceries Teas. Tobacco and
- We are headqaarsers on But
!, "a desire to call yoar attention 70
4. ~. that tie sweet California roll
]. s,e receiving on cach seamer IS
81 ceEt lover than EawefB
,srsery and IS much finer Ne are
...srs for trade and will figure way
60 d TIE sub ceEiar on prices 70
Esmate trade, and guarantee quality
3: monp shipment No goods
q 4 retail G. l. WEBB,
Manager
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The Coioxea Pawiiist ON His Way Back
Frarn Eurepe.
EFw YORK. Jan. ia-P&rson Davis ar
rived in New YORK foaay By the Britanaie.
Peter jackson. the co.0Fesi pug.list. i rox
IN his wav here Oh ths Adrsatis. sllsch =
asse nbeui the end 81 the week DAsis
ssxs gacks0u Is anxioas 70 rneet sullivan.
II sasa the Parscn clearsd So 20 by
HIS foreign frtp
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TIDE LANDS COMMITTEE.

A Start Made on she Tour of General
Survey
TACOMA. Jan. 10 The senate committee
on tide lands, whieh lett Olympia to make
a general tour fer the purpose OF viewing
The tue land property Of The state, Is here
today and win remain til Tuesday. Mr..
Nelson, The well-known railroad man, has
rendered the committee the use OF ilis iine
steamboat, the State OF Washington. bat il
Is not known whether or not it viii be ac-
rag,fsd
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/. arTNRRs ARRIVING.

"A Squadron or Cavalry Dispatched -
Chartered.
RRvssEts. Jan. 49, Infantry has been
confined to barracks today In reNdsness for
any emergency in connection with the
labor troubles. A squadron Ct cssalry has
gone 10 Chartered where the miners arc
arning themselves with axes and other
implements and assuming = threatening
attitude
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-20

Rils lc.r the admission II wycming ard
sse orgarszatea of $ territorial form Of
government in Oklahoma. Wi he reported
iavorsay.
1pe savs ard means COMMITTEES g pre-
Pared to rep0F. suA tie House 20 tAke np
li.e adsaiu sfyasaye esssauas hli, Asld a. thiH
Is a MEASURE ct gFTAt iangth ana complies
ti8n ii rnav be expeele3 20 occupy the 81
feassan % the House Eo- = number os sass
whea Il Is under confederation.
sNeaa TIRE spesker appeiat tAs sFecaai
committee og &gse Mos{s fslF earis ia the
week & i Yrohshs tAsg wii speesiisy re-
perE heek sonae y. sn for selecting site bg
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w. ?. Boyd & Co.

Notwithstanding our large and greatly appreciated holiday
trade which the largest have done still have
left 1n0I1E sELEcII0y Of goods in all departments in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Mr.. CLAUDE sUsLETT'S FUNERAL.
HI, Remains Brought Here and Inferred
I'm Hollywood.

Tho -o-nains Of Mr.. Claude Sublett. nm
.,an,,rt 81 whose death at Lexington Fri
gov morning was published in the Dispatch.
rooched hero Yesterday by the S:15 A. NJ.
tram over the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. and were met at the depot by q
larpe number Of the friends OF deceased
md escorted to the home OF MS father, Mr..
p A. Sublett. on south Third street.
The funeral took place from Mr.. Sub
lett's residence ut O'CLOCK IN the alter
Noon and tho iuterment was made in the
forilv section in Hollywood. Religious SER
ricos wrre conducted at the grave by Rev.
Jabez Hall pastor of the Seventh-Street
Chr;etian church. The attendance was
iaroe both at the house and the grave, and
the deepest and tenderest sympathy was
manifested. Conspicuous among the floral
dee;ens was one of great beauty, represent
inc column. This was several feet in
beight II was sent from Washington and
Tcc University bv the fellow-students of
the DECEASED. who was great iayorite with
all. -,
Davidson. Seldom Jones, Paul Dismuke,
Monte Goble. and Julien Bossieux, Of
Washington and Lee University. and j. l..
Hill. Captain Beauregard Lorraine, Horace
bedford. Willie Fisher. and Fairfax Chris
tian, of Richmond.
don Cary. who accompanied the remains to
Richmond. will return 10 Lexington on
Monday.
Messrs. Goble and Jones are the guests
of Cadet Cary. at No. 5Oi east Grace street,
and Mcssrs. Davidson. Dismuke, and Man
ming are with Mr.. Julien BossieuX, son OF
Captain Cyrus Bossieux, Of west Grace
81 rqQr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Nortb.side Land and Improvement Com

Mount Comfort" Cbctter known as the
uDaaDon eatafe). containing $40 acres,
situated n few hundred yards north OF
the citv and within twenty minutes Walk
of the Capitol, il now for sale IN lots tor
building purposes. .
The magnificent estate has been survey
cd bv JamesT Redd X Son tor the North,
Side Land and improvement company fala
of With fine avenues and streets sixty feet
vide and planted with shade-trees. The
lots have a depth Of $40 feet TO twenty
foot alley -. e
ia situation (within a quarter mile OF
the CITY limits IS superior 70 any pro&erty
upon the market for suburban homes. II
is e,pinently healthy. being high. level,
well-drained, beautiful plateau.
The lots are for sale st extremely low
prices and upon easy terms. me North
Side Land aud Improvement Company
will. in all cases where needed, financially
ossirt any persons wishing 70 buy and
buiId. money 40 loaned to he returned IN
regular monthly instalment5. Inc COM
panv will protect its property ana the IN
terests of purchasers by such restrictions IN
its deeds as will be beneficial to good order
and society.
Believing this to be fine opening for
mission work the company offer TO present
with liberal add one or more lots 10 any
religious denomination that will establish
n church on the estate. There Is already a
large and rapidlv-increasiug neighborhoOd.
The proposed Brookland Railroad Com
i,any's tracks Will pass close to this estate.
Other great Improvements IN course on con-
ctructiCn and contemplated make this an
exceptionally good and safe investment.
For full particulars apply TO }. ". Four
nnrean, p. A. Sublctt. +. d. Price. W.
Miles Cary. !. Temple, Norman Y. Ran
dolph. ". II. Dunn. Richmond; 4. ).
BIosby. Wayuesboro.' Va. Messrs. Burke
+ IL Bradley. Stgunton. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
scHOOL-eOARD MEMBERS.
Three TO Bo Chosen by the Council To-
Morrow Evening.

The Joint meeting of the City Council
which will be held tomorrow night for the
election OF Bridge Commissioners Will also
have TO perform the duty of electlng sue
cessors to the following members Of the
CITY School Board, whose terms OF Office
will expire on the Sd of April, 1890 Mr..
Edwin ID. Starke. of the Third district
Mr.. William Lovcnstein, of the Second
district: and Mr.. William NJ. Turpln, Of
the First district.
These gentlemen are all well-known citi-
zens of Richmond, philosophical men, and
earnestly devoted to the educational IN
terests Of the city. During their terms of
Office they have been prompt in attendance
on all the meetings of the board and of the
committees, and have given great dea, Of
time TO the upbuilding OF our most efficient
system of public schools. The election IS
required by state law to be held during the
present month.
There is no opposition TO the reelection
of either of these gentlemen, and IT ls pre-
sumed it will be the pleasure of the Coun-
cIl to return them to the board
The Joint session of the Council VIII be
held at $50 o'clock. and at the Board of
Aldermen will have their monthly meet
lug. Among the most important matters
to be considered are the ordinances making
appropriations for the fiscal year, and the
extending further time for the running OF
steam-cars or the Connection track.
IL is probable the vacancy IN the board
caused 10y the death Of Josiah Crump will
be filed. Mr.. Charles II. Phillips is spoken
of for the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Tho Sunday-School Lesson Meeting.
lEor The Dispatch.l


The meetings of Sunday teachers
nnd others at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall every Saturday afternoon
at o'clock are steadily increasing in IN
terest. and there are number Of persons
who rarely fail TO be present. Yesterday
afternoon there was a large attendance,
but one familiar face was absent, one voice
often heard in answers was silent, and a
feeling of sadness peryaded many a heart.
And when the leader, Rev. Mr.. Iurnbull,
in opening the meeting with prayeralluded
in tender terms TO one absent on account
of sudden bereavement. no regular at
tendant needed 10 be told that the person
referred to was Mr.. Thomas Potts, whose
brother Frank was so suddenly called
from earth to his reward Friday. Chris,
tan hearts Of all denominations vibrated
in tender sympathy. afordine beautiful
illustration of the loving communion or
saints without regard to name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
The Funeral of Captain Frank Potts.

Captain Frank Potts's funeral will take
place to-day at 3 Z. NJ. from DIR. Hoge's
church.
The following pall-bearers have been Sc
lected:
Active: Mr. s. II. Halves, Mr.. MarsballM.
Gillian, Major Fred. II. Scott, MIR. W. 5.
Forbes, Mr.. J. S. Moore. Mr.. James Il.
Marshall, of Richmond. Mr.. David Calan-
der, and Mr.. John Patterson, of Peters
burg.
Honorary Mr.. s. s. Bridges, of Peters
burg, and Mr.. John Blair, MIR. John b.
Cary, Mr.. Frank f.. Patrick. MIR. BENJAMIN
Parham, Major J. ii. Capers, Mr.. L. w.
Gates. and Mr.. John NJ. Higgins. of Rich
mond, Charles w. Harwood, OF Mccarthy
Council. Royal Arcanum. j. Il. Sheppard, Of
Anchor Lodge. Golden Chain.
Mr.. Potts was a member OF Mccarthy
Council, Royal Arcanum, and Anchor
Lodge, Golden Chain. These orders will
meet at their lodge-rooms this afternoon to
pay respect to his memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
KAUFMANN& COMPANY
IMPORTED NULL7IEZ.
HaHdherrhisE,
AND
HOSIER Y.
BIcuNc>p. March o.. lson.

T. NoAcrs. Gr0raoo rs. oai f.-
When our doors Oman fo- l,......
morrow morpiDg v.s v-l f,.... ..
countcrs for t,o tr.t tira.a l,-.. .'...,
IVpoRTtD glIF.vir- r..s ..I..
DREN Vhe.s Tics arc I..ut..I ..,
we have Them IN "A va,i.t, aft ..,.tf'
light patterns. The qu,.l,, l,,,,.
aliv fine. aud YOU viii le l..a. v..
them. lou may not r..i t..
now, for the weather .'l r.n.rr.-. .
little too COOL tut ~ vi. '' u.r.
while TO bay now while t.e sl0.. -...
broken, AMI we o'i.r any liy ate.eD..s
from the Tot nj 21c.
The pul lr IA not 'ow 20 t.eafr.-.
taee Of bargains. THIS la. taea Provo!
Nv the way they have iougatoar H.-.
kerchieis for tic past few ue..4 O..
stock of these articles is suI .r,s ..l
We want yoa to SEQ II q son as.t
done so already. LooAet these ir.r
Coiored aid Mourning iorier-. c
variety of st'les anu pretty r..,.rr .
Coiorcd boidefs 30 90. > VINE % '-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Wagner
THE RICHMOND STAGE.
Attractions for the Coming week--LittIe
Lord fauntlerey.

We are to have popular Little Lord
Fauntleroy with US again
"fauntieroy" is simple story of homo
hfe, oddly free from the environment of
plot and narrowing circumstances, and as
Freshly sweet and stirring TO mans better
nature as the summers sun is vital and
welcome 10 the closed bud Of the rarest
Flower.
Abundant in bumor Of wholesome,
hopest sort, pure and true in atfectionate
interest. natural and homeiy in parsonage
and text. the play comes 10 the intelligence
and heart VAIN with the spirit Of all that
u best in weak human nature, and loosens
emotions that have been seldom stirred
buch PLAYS are Q benefit beyond estimate 10
. driving and hungry race. which needs
entertainment, and. like its food, should
get II good and strengthening.
Inc company 70 play here at the Acade-
~ Monday and Tuesday night and Tues
90 uatipes u considered the best Of tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
To the Public.

If you are in want of a frst-class Meal
or a nice Ten-Cent Lunch. cleanlv pre-
pared, Oysters in every style-Steamed 0ys-
tiers a specialty-or if you desire to board
by the week or month. call and see me and
you will be accommodated. The Dor is
stocked with the finest Wines and Liquors
Gibson XXXX.. Old Private Stock, F.. Wal
ters & Co., and other well-known brands,
which guarantee to be over ten years old
Respectfully, c. EvESsEN,
11l6 east Main street.
next 10 the DISPATCH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

for Or. DAvID's Cough syrup il you wish tn.
best cough cure knowo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
pfcbmond Mon Going to Glasgow.

Tho Glasgow Manufacturing Company
has been formed to conduct at Glasgow a
SASH, door, and blind-factory and other
forms for house-buldng. IT starts ont
with capital of not less than S25, 900, ex-
elusive of land, and is composed Of the
Rockbridge company. Mr.. Writ A. Ches-
terman. and several wealthy firms doing
business in Richmond. Their plant will
be equipped with the latest-mproyed ma,
chinery and drying-kilns, and ut Is expected
will be able to compete with any fr5t-class
factory.
MIR. Writ A. Chesterman will be general
rDauacpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
GREAT MUSICAL TREAT
In Store for Richmond Music Lovers.

In Store for Richmond Music Lovers.
In May next what they term Musical
Festival Will be given under the auspices
Of the Mozart Association. OF the chorus
FOR the occasion we know nothing of our
own knowledge, but the feature, and tho
one sufficient Of itself TO make the festival
. decided success. is the engagement of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. This great
band, with It's seventy five or eighty per-
formers under the direction of the famous
conductor. Arthur Nikisch, is by long odds
Thomas not excepted) the finest in this
country, aud is said by competent critics
TO be equal to any in Europe. The Orches-
ira has been kept up and brought to its
present perfection through the backing
and the muniticent purse Of Mr.. Higglnson,
. musical enthusiast OF Boston. Ii was
organized about eight or nine years ago,
and in that time no expense has been
spared and Mr.. Higginson has guaranteed
all losses. Noted directors from the capt.
tails Of Europe have been secured at large
salaries and they have been allowed the
pick Of the worlds musicians
The orchestra has never played further
6outh than Baltimore and Washington. IL
has already given three concerts in each of
these cities during tho winter just past ard
the fourth of the series will be rendered
during the coming week. The programme
90 be played In Baltimore on the 10Th in
slant IS:
fymphsny IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Haydn
Ben Song, from Laktne.. .Delibes
Mile. De Nere.
vnnnished symphony. Schubert
be&S ot bfaIi... .-............. -
Miss De We're.
Uuidsgung's March. Wagner
The Mozart Association have acted wise
y IN securing this great musical organiza-
ton. IL wili do more 10 elevate the musi-
nal ~ 81 t.o L..
average concerts given. A rich musical
treat IL in store for Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Henrico Happenings.

The Farmers Alliance Of Henrico held a
fairly well-attended meeting yesterday at
the county courthouse and heard an int:
resting address from Major Mann Page, OF
Lower Brandon.
The March term of the County Court be-
gins tomorrow. The names of the grand
and petit jurors have been published in
this paper. The term will not be busy
one, as there are very few important criini-
nal cases 10 be tried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
The Cowhisine Case Dismissed.

Justice Crutchfeld held an investigation
in the Police Court Yesterday morning IN
the continued cases of Mrs. Ida Steinmetz,
charged with cowhiding G. c. Noryell, tho
son of L. II. Norvell, and c. c, Noryeh.
charged with cursing, abusing. and striking
Hrs. Ida Steinmctz. Both charges were
dismissed. 1t being evident that both tho
little boy and Mrs. Stcinmetz had gone
further than they should, tut that the Of
fence Of neither was serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

The work upon Mr.. Fosters new Photo
graph Gallery, on Ninth street, 10 being
pushed with q vim. but cannot be finished
Tor three weeks yet. The sky-hght and
dressing-rooms, now in course OF erection,
ments will he second to none III the
United States. The reception, waiting,
and operating-roOms are TO be artlstlcally
frescoed and handsomely furnished. In a
word, Richmond will soon have an Art
Gallery of which she rs well as the pro-
prIetor may be Justly proud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Job Printing.

Tho Dispatch Company are prepared
with unsurpassed facilities 20 execute AL
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Henrv ruckrr send to One GRAND Jurv.

The Alexandria CARTE which reached
here YESTERDAY saws: Henry Tucker aHas
William s. Scott formerly of Richmond.
who was arrested in Washington on
Wednesday charged with false pretenses
in obtaining money from Miss Helena An
dendried and other young women by pro-
Tossing to be an operatio manager and
promising them positions, was given
hearing in the Police Court of that city
yesterday and held for the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

Monthly saving Of ten dollars per month,
Homestead Land Company. and the stock
afterwards converted INTO lots, if desired
by the stakeholder. The officers Of the
company are Hon. William Writ Henry.
president: John II. Montague, treasurer /;
Henry l.. Staples, general manager. Office
11O3 Main street. See adyertIsementin an
OF ber pplurrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
three now presenting the piece under MIR.
r. II. French's management.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS TO TIRE MOZART

r. II. French's management.
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS TO IRE MOZART
ACADEMY.
During the past ten days, and still con-
tinuinp. important improvements have
been in progress NJ the Academy OF Music
which will no doubt secure hearty public
favor and approval and make the Academy
ono OF the safest buildings IN the State for
the assembling Of large audiences.
The stairway on each side OF the lower
FOYER has been cut back considerable
distance at the bottom. greatly widening
the space at that point and adording con-
yenicnt ingress and egress TO and from the
upper balconies.
On the Franklin and Grace-street sides
q wide and strong outer stairway Is beng
built leading from the FIST balcony or
dress circle 20 the street-level on Eighth
street. These stairways start from point
midway on each side of the dress-circle,
and are placed directly opposite the two
main aisles that afford at least one bail OF
the egrcss opportunity from that portion
of the house. A four-foot-wIde door open
ING outward and cut TO the hoor-level OF
the drcsS-circle opens upon each OF those
siairways. These doors Will always pe
opened at the conclusion OF performance.
rs well a. ever ready TO open instantly In
case Of especial necessity. thus at all times
allowing the greater portion OF the dress
circle occupants 10 leave the building WILL
out. as heretofore, having to use the inner
stairways Of the house.
From each of the four large double side
doors on the lower floor wide platform
affords easy and unobstructed access 10
the street. These facilities for rapid ext
from all portions of tho Academy. IN add
ticn 10 the reveral spacious front doors, u
is estimated by actual computation, VIII
permit an audience testing the capacity OF
The house 70 quit the building without IN
due haste'in the short space OF one and
half minutes time.
As is we'll known. the Academy is entire
" isolated on oil four sides from surround
ing buildings, amply insuring protection
against all danger from the outside.
The Mozart Board Of Governors deserve
credit for so efficiently providing for the
safety and comfort of the patrons OF their
house.
M'cARTBY's MIsHAPs.
The Ferguson and Mack Company Of fun
makers will appear at the Academy OF hu-
SIC for three nights and Saturday matinse,
beginning Thursday evening.
The performance Will consist q an Orig
nal conception emanating from the fertile
brain of Mr.. Barney Ferguson, called NC
Carthy's Mishaps."
MOZART ORCHESTRA.
The Mozart Amateur Orchestra Will give
their second concert OF this season, on
April sth with the assistance of the select
chorus. Memberships 42d Psalm and
miscellaneous programme Will berendered'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
,,.,rance Company of virginia

dos;res the services of men OF executive
ability as organizers in its Endowment
building Fund Department.
The shares of 800 each are guaran.i,ecnu
he This staunch financial institution,
which for nearly twenty years has been
making loans in the South. Its experience
in this department is alone q suit ,as
Guarantees to its patrons that their shares
In the Building Fund will realize thelarges'
The company is rapidly extending its
business in every direction. and good men
can always secure lucrative positions ~
applying at the home Office, corner Oh
Ninth aud Main streets, in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS ANO LIFE MEMBERS
Of tho VIRGINIA rArEAGkICULrURAL AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY VIII DO held ~ The
rooms OF tho Chan bor OF Commerce, Ia tho city
OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY. March isth, ~ ls
Az Every mem Dor Is urged 90 attead either in
fs II President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

Every member of our Lodge is earnestly
requested and certainly expected to meet
at our lodge-room. Belyidere Hall, to-mor-
row (Monday) evening at 8 o'clock, March
10th. Business of the utmostimportance.
Every Odd-Fellow who may be in the city,
in addition to our own sister lodges, are
cordially invited to be present.
G. EvTNsEN. Chairman, Of Corr,it+ao
ARTHUR A. SPITZER, Sec'y,i VI ''-''''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

the most popular song Of the present time.
Hundreds Of copies selling daily through;
out the United States. Call at once and
secure a copy Of this song only Zoe. Also
thousands of other pieces OF Music re-
duced to 1Oc. copy for short while. Now
is the time 10 get an elegant selection OF
Music at very low rates. Call or send for
complete catalogues. Sanders d Stayman,
12l7 east Main street, Richmond, Va.