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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
I'm TIE Courts.

T'nifed states Circuit Cotnf.-The United
States Circuit Court was in session yesterday.
but 10 business of Importance was transacted:
and both the grand aud petit juries adjourned
until to-day.
Husfinqs Co,vt. The court has adjourned
for the October term. Yesterday Judge Witt
transacted some civil business.
err Circmt Court-The court was in ses-
sion Yesterday. and the following jury YER
diets were rendered:
O. A. Crenshaw against j. F. Bew. Jugdment
for $74.
George W. Anderson & Sons against Charles
j. 10th, Jr. Judgment for s55.3l.
Henry G. Bosohen against Charles hoss. jr..
and Ann O'Neil Judgment for 1900 80.
Suit was instituted by Slater. Myers Co.
against j. a. Norwood. Case. damages 500.
Hetrico Co,oit court. The Henrico County
Court was occupied yesterday with the trial OF
Luigi Masteran0. who is charged with the
shooting of Peter Augustini with intent to
kill
Messrs. Beyeridge and Cohen are counsel
for the prisoner. and the prosecution Is con-
Quoted by Conway K. Sands: 4 number Of
witnesses were examined and the case will
likely be argued to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.
25c. A YARD.

II is lust as important to give your razor a
rest as it would be for you to enjoy it.
Put aside your old razor for two months.
then notice the difference.
Try new TX. b. Extra Razor. which is
ready for immediate use, and We warrant
them 10 require no hOning
1t is IS important to tit your face with
q razor rs it is to have hat fitted to
your head.
our cutler will tell you what size you re-
quire.
In, order 10 introduce them TO our patrons
and the public we Will give FREE TO every
purchaser a choice Of the best Porpoise and
Russia Leather Strop, which retail evory-
where for from 75c to sl.25 each.
PRICE OF TX. b. EXTRA" RAZOR WITH
STROP. S19s.
Scissors grinders are very apt to ruin your
scissors and shears.
The * T.. Extrs" scissors and shears have
a patent spring which keeps the blades
together, and we guarantee them to hold
cutting edge for many years.
When dull we resharppen free Of charge.
Prices from Ssc upward. according to size.
Bargains in SCISSORS on centre table
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

The Evangelical Alliance met last night at
the Young Mems Christian Association: Rev.
Drs Hatcher. Hoge Kerr. Fair, Williams
Kirk. Mrs. j. w. Anderson. K. T. Brook
and b. NJ. Quarles, representing all de
nominations in the city. This was the first
meeting for nearly year. II was determined
to hold regular public meetings during the
winter.
The fret meeting will be, held at Grace
street Presbyterian church, Or, fair, on
Thursday. November 10Th at O'Clock. The
subject for discussion will be How TO reach
non-church goers and to bring them under
the influence of the Gospel Rev. Drs.
Tudor, Fair, Landrum and Newton will be
requested 10 make ten minute addresses and
the meeting 10 be thrown open TO Others.
The meeting was enthusiastic and al de-
termined to keep up the organization. The
present officers were requested to hold over
until January, 90. when officers will be elected
for the ensuing year The public are expected
to attend the meetings and will be earnestly
requested to do so by the pastors of all OF
our churches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
COMING ON A SAD MISSION.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Will Reach Rich
Tl0Rd Saturday.
THERE WILL Be NO DEMONSTRATION
shc VIII DO Accompanied by Miss Winnie
and VIII Go to the Residence OF
General Anderson.

A letter received yesterday by General
Joseph r. Anderson from Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis states that she will arrive here from New
York next Saturday night, the 3lst. accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Winnie. Gen
eral anderson is an old friend Of herself and
the late President of the Confederacy. and
during her STAY in Richmond Mrs. Davis will
be his guest.
Some months ago Mrs Davis indicated that
il would be her pleasure to visit Richmond
some time in October This promise she
fulfls on the last day of the month and
quickly follows in person the Announcements
of her coming. As is well known. Mrs. DAVIS
has been in poor health. and while every
man, woman and child would Ike 10
give royal reception IN memory
OF her iiiustrious husband. there will. IN this,
be an entire submission to the tastes and de-
sires of Mrs. Davis. and her arrival Will Do
celebrated only in the hearts Of our people.
A SACRED MISSION.
Mrs. Davis comes 10 Richmond on a sacred
mission. that of selecting and designating the
last resting place of the Confederate chief
tain, and the spot where a loving people shall
reverently erect q lasting monument To MS
memory. Whether Mrs. Davis will select
the same spot for both purposes or de-
eide 10 have the sepulcher and memorial
in different places has not been made known
In oil matters pertaining to the entire ar
engagements the committee will defer to Mrs
Davis.
They would like. as all the Southern
people would, TO make demonstration while
she Is here that would be public comp liment
worthy of such an occasion. Should any
demonstration take place. however. while Mrs;
Davis is here her wishes will be consulted
in the slightest detail as to the part IN
which she might take in it. OF course Rich
mould would delight to entertain Mrs. Davis
and MissWinnie, The Daughter of the Confed-
ladies. and the mission on which they come,
their entrance into society will probably not
be of very public character. They Will nT;
rive in Richmond at 9 o'clock p. NJ. and Will
be too fatigued to receive any one that night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
a Youthful Reporter.

A boy eleven years old reported the follow
ing and wrote it without assistance. 1t Is
given verbatim:
An interesting phonographic concert &C
Cured in the ecture-room of Gracestreet
PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday evening. This
concert was given under the management of
Mr.. NJ. A. Winter and Mr. f. I. PAUL. There
was a very good audience and one or two Of
the pieces caused a smile 10 spread over many
face. quiet was restored by the good man
agement of the door-keeper 1t was a very
wonderful thing and WAS enjoyed by the au-
dience very much. The programe was made
ont i'm good form and delivered to everybody
free of charge. The concert was closed by
short speech on the subject Of the phono-
graph by Mr.. +. L. PAUL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
AUCTION SALES.

WEDNESDAY, October 2sth. at 1890 o'clock, at
I44O east Main street, sale Of Bananas, Grapes,
Pears snd Apples. by William Jenkins Son.
WEDNESDAY, October 2Sth, at II O'Clock A. NJ. a.
the Fair Grounds. sale OF registered Jersey
cattle by Joseph r. Anderson, Jr.
WEDNESDAY, October 2Sth. at 1890 O'Clock. az q
east Broad street, sale of household furniture
and other articles Ellis Il Cathcart. auction
GERS.
THrRsp.y. October 2sth at y o'clock a. the
Fair Grounds sale OF Wostham herd OF Jersey
cattle By h. Snowden Andrews.
THURSDAY, October 18th, at 10 o'clock st the Fair
Grounds sale OF registered Jersey cattle by
NJ. b. Rowe& Co,
THURSDAY. October esth, ST 70 o'clock A. NJ. at
the Fair Grounds, sale OF fifty head OF regis
tered Jersey cattle BY NJ. Is. Rowe Il Co.
THURSDAY, November 9Th, at4 o'clock J.. ~. on
the premises. commissioner sale Of hand
some Nest-End property Ohio old Norris
homestead. r. Is. Chahn CO., auctloneers
SATURDAY. October 3lst. at O'Clock p. ~, IN
front OF the City Hall special commission
ers sale OF real estate, Charles A. Rose auc-
tioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
THE FlRMERS, ALLIANCE.
state Executive Committee Met-An Orgar
for the Organization.

for the Organization.
The State Executive Committee of the Far
mers' Alliance met yesterday morning and
evening at the Office Of Secretary J. J. Silyey
in tho State Bank building.
The committee is composed OF Major Girls
mond. Chairman: Messrs. kuffin of Hanover
lyman of Albemarle Robert Beverly, Jr.. Of
Essex, and Ward of TazewelI.
The morning session was taken up with
attention 10 some routine work relative 10 the
financial interests of the Alliance. The even
ing session was one Of more interest, as the
entire committee was present with the excep-
ton Of the chairman. Major Crismond.
TIE bonds of Mr. Silvey and Major A. X.
Yenable were duly approved by the commit
tee.
The contract heretofore existing between
the Rural Messenger of Petersburg. and the.
Alliance has expired, and the subject OF estab-
fishing an organ here in Richmond il under
serious discussion. and will probably be
adopted by the committee.
The members Of the committee will remain
a few days in the city. and will have another
meeting this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

ton of the acts such az those at the Hill re-
ception will never do for such lsw-abiding
city as Richmond.
The Male Orphan Asylum lunch counter
did exceedingly well Yesterday, aud should
be literally patronized during the Fair. Mrs.
]. Il. Gill presides over the booth. and she
has an excellent corps Of assistants.
The Woman Christian Temperance Union
have cold-water stand in the western wing
of tho building, where only natures beve-
rage IL dispensed. This department is nicely
decorated with flags banners and temperance
notices. and those who desire 10 flee from the
drink habit are invited to take the pledge.
Among the attractive things to be seen there
is chair over one hundred and fifty years
old and very ancient spinning-wheel. both
OF which ere cnrioSitiea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
A Narrow r. cane.

Mr. r.. Burfort Taylor. who with DR.. ". D..
Burfort left the city a few days ago for bird
hunt on the peninsular, had mn adventure
which very nearly resulted IN a most serious
affair Mr. TAYLOR. in walking over a small
Aim sudqenlv encountered large buck that
had been wounded by some hunter. The
buck at once set upon Mr.. Taylor and began
TO tear up his clothing.
Having left his gun behind him Mr.. Taylor
found himself utterly helpless. He succeed
cd however, by his cries. III attracting the
attention of DR.. Burfort, and the latter came
~ once 10 his assistance. killing the buck by
a well directed shot Mr. Taylor escaped
with few flesh wounds on his shoulders and
breast. but had his clothing completely torn
from his body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

An appreciative audience was present last
night at the Mozart Academy Of Music 10
witness the second presentation OF Captain
Page McCerty's comedy, The Prima
Donna" The audience was almost entirely
composed Of the citizens Of Richmond, very
few out-of-town people being present. This
fact alone should certify to the personal inter
est which is felt in Captain McCarty's play, as
well ne the Interpretation Of It By the hlch
mond ladies and gentlemen in the cast.
The staging of the play was very good,
and each individual in the cast performed his
or her respective part in IS easy and natural
manner as there was any reason 10 expect
fIom their limited training. IL would be
n pleasure 10 indiyidualize the cast. but lack
Of space prevents.
The Prima Donna" will repeated this even
and tomorrow night, preceded by the laugh
able farce comedy, IN two acts, entitled
"O'Callaghan's Luck" The double bill will
afford quiet nice evenings entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
WeddiuR Guests.

The Cameron-Mayo wedding. which takes
place this evening, has attracted friends and
distinguished guests from altar. A number
of the friends of Mr.. Cameron arrived last
evening from North rarolina and are stopping
at the Exchange Misses Sadie and Bessie
Tucker. of Raleigh accompanied 10y. Miss
jamie Sutherlin Smith, of Danyille. who las
been visiting them in Raleigh, arrived yester-
day. Mrs. Sutherin also joined Colonel
Sutherlin here last evening. telegram re-
ceived nj the Exchange from Raleigh last
NIGHT stated that Governor Holt would afriye
to-day in order to be present at the wedding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
The Opera.

MANY peoplo were disappointed last night
al their inablitv To see the charming Little
tycoon. l." and even standing room WAS hard to
find The company is such al unusually fine
ono that doubtless the same attendance will
be seen at every performance until the en-
eagement closes Thur-dav night. There
will be a matinee to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
A German.

The jefferson Literary and Social Circle
gave their first german during the present
season last evening at the Belvidere dsll,
which proved to 10 decided success. The
dance was strictly confined TO the members
of the organization. aad there were about
forty couples Oh the hoOT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
N,,sic free.

A copy of Loves Old Sweet Song given to
any one who will call at our store Take a
copy TO your friends We have many thousands
to give away. WA1TfR u. MosFs d Co..
the leading music housed.
1905 Main street. opposite postoffce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
RICHMOND HILLS.
For The Times.l


As ancient Rome throned on her seven hills,
Beneath blue skies looks where the prospect
On broadend Alpian-awy. and Tiber- wide.
So Richmond built. near where the waters glide
Sits like a level queen. The red man here
Once roamed tho wilds, or chased the Meet
Where swell these slopes watchd with his doe
and fawn;
All changed is now this scene. ships come
and go
To busy marts. and where the forest aisles
Reached TO the water edge, the whirllnS now
And glow of thrifty life,
Mans toiling reconciles.
Not ever thus her peaceful way. Between
Fair Richmond then and now there intervene
Dread times Of deadly s.rlfe. Once at her
nation thrilldl And Of her sons, the choice
Bied for her cause TO reap war empty tame'
For in the dust her latter banner tralled.
And mourning all but honour She hewailed
When thro her streets the conQuering toemen
Years ran with time. apsce. The kindred flame
OF peace burned bright once more, and from us
Prometheous-lke she sprang
More splendid than Of old!
Fair Richmond on the James" No painters
Can linn thy beauties rare when in the flush
OF sunny. Southern skies thy every hill o.,
Shines like a gem; and falrest yet, Chufcnlu,
High Ger the rest CLEANS s. the apex stone.
q waves and fields and each enchanted spot
From nature perfect mold Whom Is forgot
All other scenes, and memOrys sense has flown,
Unto the ear thy river murmurlnH ais
Might seeming come a. voice OF angel calls. go
Led by their cadence soft some soul would VIII
Tho winged for higher worlds, 10 llnger stilL
And let ear h s farewell look
Rest from thy brow. Churchill.
md BARTON HAYS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

An interesting point in Mr.. MOBILES new
play is the fact that the actor who plays the
Texan is a Southern man and an EXON
federate soldier His facial makeup for the
character is said 10 be striking reproduction
Lea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

A leading character in "A Son Of Thespis'
is Colonel Tom Alchostra. of Texas. typical
Southwesterner. big hearted and sincere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

In seeing the sights of Richmond you
should not fail to make visit to this new
and complete dry goods store You will find
our statesmen ready TO show you every at
tention, and If you do not care to buy at this
time you will take home with you an idea of
our stock from which you can order at your
leisure by mail at any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

The stage fixtures in "A Son of Thespis'
aud From Sire to Son" are pronounced mar
Nels Of scenic beauty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
CIOTIfING.
HE FACTS.
OUTS.

HI l. AUS. Sl2 90 pJlIS.
$3.50
sig.5O
Si2.j0
This sia50 grade $3.50 ali you've got 10
81 20
T., ,or ana 40. s25l do is to name the
" NV ~ $50
$3.50 style-SINGLE or
the price-but the si95O
si2t0 ID u Il l.
Or-.r rTrro :. :. Sl2J
QUALITIES IN IT, siS5O BREASTED SACK
$3.50 -
The credit belongs $3.50 orTHREE -FOUR
% rs,or nuo,,;uc $3.50 BUTTON CUTA-
W =" -0i DNNAs Sl25C 50
si25o WAY-and we will
the cost down $3.50
$3.50 assure you Of as
olo.o- around -; Sl2,5O
closer around reh- si25O good fit as YOU
az 20
able worth. I'VE sl25O cange atany price.
$3.50
..,-. -. .s,,, Si250 They're not made
'"N0 'N' 'H"" o''N $3.50
$3.50 Of the "cast-aside'
the other stores $3.50
si25O patterns-ey every
around here begin siS 5 "a one is new and
$3.50
sneezing directly. $3.50 fresh feature Of
$3.50
~. .ht. e,oeo $3.50 this falls fashion.
Du' 'Hi9 S4~Vo Sl25O
si25O The" wood browns
stroke OF enterprise sle.50
$50 are among them
III, ..,. ~, 1880
VIII mako them si250 and fancy CAsSI-
$3.50
hold their $3.50 MEREs-mixed
ma, Si2fO CHEyGOTs-nov-
$i255 city TwEEDs. We
in it about what sl250
Sl25O know pretty near
others are showing $20 what it takes to
$3.50
as an offset to our $3.50 please you-a
$40 THESE SUITS
$3.50 WILL. wEGUAR-
never have reached $3.50
N0''i NA'' '0''Heu $3.50 ANTEE THEM
, $3.50
that degree of ex- 81. so every suit-d ont
$3.50
cellence. We owe sl2.s0 forget that'
$3.50
OURS to our max si5N
inc d.o,rtm.Dt s sISS OyERcoATs
Sl2.5G
The variety at $50
$3.50 There's no differ
sl2.5O isn't curtail- si5S0 ence between our
$3.50 sia@OyERC0ArS
cd DIT We can $3.50
$3.50 and other folks sl5
show you erery $50 ones II there is it
Sis50 is in our favor.
style and erery color SEQ
$3.50 Come to parade the
Sl2E0
and eueiy size in $3.50 variety and we can
$3.50
both SUITS and $3.50
$3.50 most, at sl25-to
OYERCOATs. $3.50 every "corporars
Sl2JJ
$3.50 guard" anyb Ody
You'll look twice at $3.50
Si25O else brings at sl5
Sl2 80
the price-for it'll Si2 80 We don't ask you TO
Sl2O
Sl950 cut your taste to fit
be hard to believe $iS.50
$3.50 the stock. We've
tl2.5O
they're only sl25O. si2.s0 got them in long,
$3.50 short and medium
Every dollar has si25l
si2D lengths-SIN Nc LIE
been made to tell. $3.50 and DOUBLE
$3.50 BREASTED light
sl95o and dark shades
$3.50
way. Needn't buy si9e9 rough and smooth
Sl2to
$3.50 finished goods.
If you don't want si2D
$3.50 Lined plainly or in
$3.50
to-but we'd like TO $3.50 fancy cassimeres
sl2.0
$3.50 Tailored to make
have You know si2M
$3.50 good appearance
S125)
what long stride $3.50 and t. WEAR.
$3.50
sie@ That's the main
we've taken and sle5O
S.2D thing Sound the
Si2W
how successfully $3.50 grade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

There are no less than eight comedy char
acters. male and female. in Mobiles new play.
"A Son of Thespis.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
STORE OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO 8 p. N.

To enable the clerks to attend tho Fair and
to see the unveing Of the General Wickham
statue THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED
ALL DAY THURSDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
DEATHS.

CARRlNGTONam7Died at ! P NJ, October
veil NJ. and Julia W. Darlington; aged two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

Gloves are always an acceptable present TO
a lady. They arc an indispensable necessity
to q lady's toilet and add the finishing touch
TO anne costume.
We mention two specialties:
Ladies' s-button length MOUSQUETAIRE
SUEDE GLOVES in assorted shades of tam
with feather stitch embroidery
75c A PAIR.
Ladies' 4-button FRENCH KID GLOVES,
in tans browns and blacks excellent fitting
81 A PAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
We will offer tomorrow in our
BLANKET DEPARTMENT

one hundred Italian Silk Blankets at s1.25
each
These are especially desirable for Couch
Covers, Table Covers. Portieres, &c.
Our price has been 81, but very large and
fortunate purchase enables US to offer this LOT
at low price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

A TTENTION. MADISON WARD CLUB.-
FVFNING in the CHANtfRY COURTROOM
CCity Hall for the transaction OF important
business prior 10 the election next Tuesday a
full attendance is desired l,....,.,..
oc27-lt President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
rNrRITs TO-DAY.


The entries for to-day are as follows:
First tral, three year-Olds, mile dash, best
three in five. Premium. $500; 500 to first
horse; go second ga third-NictOr, owned
by G. McC ormick. Berryyile Little Belts.
John @. Small. Richmond: Mary f.. W. W.
Williams Norlene. A. +. Donnan.
Second trial, running. premium SlOO,
gentlemen riders, mile DASH weter weights.
three or more to enter, three 10 start. free
only 10 horses habitually used as saddle
horses, first horse SO, second horse S25-
Bob. owned 10y k. VI. Beattie: Minnie Allen,
Edwin L. HObsOn, Jr.: Sister Marthy, W. G.
Parkinson: Breuno j. w. Lawrence Abdel-
hader T. Moseley
Third trisi, trotting, premium Si0O free
for all mile heats, best three IN five, four TO
enter. three 10 start, first horse $500. second
horse, s75, third horse $50 Burt Sheldon,
owned 10y W. 4. Coles Walter Hen, G. Is.
Strause Jonu W., llannon * Kelly Polk
Lafoon. i. J.. Smith Roanoke Maid, A. T..
DOnnan.
Fourth trial, trotting, premium $500,
threo-minute class For horses mares. or
geldings that have been owned in irgina
SIX months previous 10 October list. Mile
heats. three IN five. four TO enter; three to
start irst horse. 500: second horse, s75:
third horse. s25 lib. owned by joseph Las
sitter. Lighthouse. A. q. Babcock: lear-Not
T. d. lendleton: Fanny Q. l.. II. Colbert;
Lady Lightfoot, II. L. Landon: Lola, James
Fletcher; Manqnin, Muscoe Garrett
NOTES.
Voting began Yesterday on the Lee Camp
save for the most popular lady IN the State.
very large number OF votes were cast. and
the following were the highest in the order
named. Mrs. Joseph BRYAN Mrs. Samuel IL.
Pullam. Miss Carrie Elicit. Mrs Philip
Haxall and Mrs. Lewis n. Webb.
Many strangers were present yesterday.
most of whom were from the counties OF
Hanover and Henri co. etthem all remember
that there are fakirs andpickpockets ~ nearly
every crowd, and attention 10 pocket-books
would be advisable. The police are on the
ALERT. but citizens must be also, for Tspsti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
A. SAKs AND COMPANY.
AlUays Improving,
lOl7-IOi9 MAIN STREET.
MEETINGS.

OFFICE or THE VULCAN TRoS WoRKs,l
October /, 1891.
THFRF WILL BE A CALLED MEETING Of
COMPANY held at the Office Of the company a.
y NJ on SATURDAY, the 3.st day OF October.
oc 2-fr,su,wtd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
This is the season for
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
and we invite your inspection of our fine line
We mention particularly today
40 pieces BEDFORD CORDS in ali the new
shades.
PRICES, 81 TO $3.50 PER YARD.
20 pieces GILBERTS ROMAN PLAID
SUITINGS. SO inches wide, all-wool
40c. A YARD.
20 pieces ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SUIT.
INGS. "a inches.
Csc. A YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28

no Booth is more attractive 10 beyies Of
f.'ty suls than that of Mr.. Frank =.
1iAes Tor when they look admringly upon
- %-stc stock displayed 10 Is as a mir
tle. ie. cotton of sweets 20 the sweets.
,i' burke has done exceedingly Wei with
s-e space allotted hnn. and las Transformed
~ai Oh oor and walls o. spots Of beauty The
WIDOWS are tastefully decorated with cur
aus oi lace, tue oor looks 40 and inviting
-" PIely lerslan rugs. aud the show cases
49,. &c @''.sucaily arranged with The very choicest
-u'e-. To one who bias taste
.,i sweets, tue booth IS pleasure
zen ln contemplation, and closer
,I'pecNoh reveals the fact that the goods dis
toyol arc equAi 10 any found in New York or
- IN TACT, the display embraces many
t5'el'les from tho other side of the sea, and
40 "Aole combines 10 mako one Of tho pret
aug attractive sights of the entire Fair.
III. burke has had extended experience ia
20 y1''heSs. I0r many years Ae was the
sA~hand man Of plzIini who as al know
La without Deer al one time. and since Mr.
..l.u' has left the trade Mr.. Burke has in
NJ, way fully sustained the rep
H. OF ms predecessor Two of
-. Spsoisltiea are ice cream and water
a., aug catering for lunches and dinners
o., !" 'Nere departments he has received en-
80 N' rom oil parts III the Common
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