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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
sorakichi, the Japanese Wrestlcr. Dead

Matasada X. Sorakitchi, the celebrated
Japanese wrestler, died in New York Saturday
night Of consumption. He was thirty-thrce years
old and had been ill for long time. sorakichi
was one Of the foremost wrestlers OF the day,
and in certain styles Of wrestling had no peer
He came to this country several years ago from
his native land. Japan, where he was looked
upon as a phenomenon and called the strong
est man in tho world. His first public appearance
was in New York city in match with Duncan
c. Ross, and he subsequently, met Muldoon,
Lewis, Miller and all the other prominent
wrestlers Of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
Accused of Murder BY His Wife.

Henry Dillon, marshal Of Houghvillc, Ind,
was murdered few months ago and no clue
to the murderers could be found. Yesterday
Mrs. Charles French accused her husband and
Charles Hubbard of the crime, and they have
been arrested. The pistol with which the MUIR
der was done was found, on the information of
the woman in the possession Of her mother.
Saturday night when the woman threatened to
expose her husband he nearly killed her with
q base ball bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.

eTThe way to advertise is to put your an
nouncement wherei it will be seen by the people
you want to reach. The STAR reaches every
body in Washington. and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by ali members Of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17

While the Ftremen WEonglod the Fire
Burned.
An empty Pullman palace car on the Penn
sylvanis railroad at Mount Pleasant, Jersey
City, caught fire from an exploding lamp at $50
p. m. yesterday. A citizen saw tho flames and
turned in an alarm. When the nrsmen arrived
the railroad company's private IRE department
was on the scene and said there was NO need Of
any outside aid. Tho municipal frsmsn In
sisted ON putting out the Are. and during the
wrangle The. car was damaged TO the extent Of
1000. Thb company's men put out the Are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
To Trot for the Charter Oak Stake.

The list of named horses for the Charter
Oak 1000 stake is as follows: Sprague Gold
Dust, 2I61z; Prodigal. 2:17A; Viking, 21sk;
Bellman, 2:22T; Pocahontas Prince, 2:2l; Abbio,
Frank F, AL; Little Albert, 2:1s; Miss Alice
2:l7L. For the insurance $4,000 stake for
PAGERS sailed in. Bob Taylor, Surpass Chester.
hcld, Frank Dotch, Blanche, Thistle, Lady
Sheridan, Cesar.
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Funeral of President Polk,s widow.

In the presence Of thousands Of people tho
remains Of Mrs. Jamos K Polk were yesterday
at Nashville placed in the vault beside those Of
her distinguished husband, who died in 1s4s,
nearly half century ago. Adetail Of sixty po-
lice was necessary to keep open the graveled
walk from the historic mansion to the tomb.
The caaket was covered with dowers and was
carried by six stalwart negro men, preceded by
the pall-bearers, the relstives and immediate
friends following. short services were held II
the tomb and the gathering slowly dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
GRArEFrLCoMroRrrxa.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by tho-oalZl knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations u Digestion: and nutrition. and
b AE-i'i Illt-ig O.. -. HE properties of we'll
. tss SOCOs. Hr bps has provided breakias.
ttt-~ VITA d~Iira- taVCT~ii beverage which may
save D. -Ny i-asy uUttr - t4.>. II by the .udi-
Sol, U.s. 81 srt4rses OF Gle: tia. a constitution
ii.y u -r1d1-J built Ut until strong eEoJlh
81 - - tsutsIry to disease Hundreds OF subtle
isis''l'-- Ep@tt around T~ady attack where
ss-4 th-ry y weak pUtu;- We may esape many a
ittl sail - Lee IN ourselves well fortified with
urr blood ani properly nourlshed fran.e "-ClGl
Sc ctss eu-r.ls-
Ass.s snip ) vi.h Soiliag water or milk Sold only
II half IOuId tins ~ grOCers iabeled thus:
JAMES EFPS GU. homeopathic Chemists,
feiIs.m.tu London England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17

HERE Is No DANGER
In using MODERN GAS STOVE O. the ,er.ors
.eeiIsiits tlai - often oecur with other stoves.
Gail 49, look a cur
sIS DIAL.
oILr EDGE.
kCLIPSE and
RELIABLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
George and walthail win.

Senator George earned Desota. Tate, Ice,
Clay and Benton counties, Miss, on Saturday,
which gives him . majority Of the Legislature
with dozen other certain counties yet to act
Wslthalls election 10 also certain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17

The Pacific Athletic Club Of San Francisco
has offered purse Of e12,5 500 for . finish Hght
between Fitzsimmons and Pritchard, the En-
giish' middle-weight champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
PROFESSIONAL.

DROP CLAY rs IRE OLDEST EsTABIIsBEp
aoyorrrslg eairso3 ant. sstTyloser and um II
tits Has wonderful prophetic KIT OF srroni
rlgat. heveals Eilden mysioF1es reroysrr loet 81
kIo.ea pFoIaryy. bf1Iss separated tosetasr c.u.~s
.alsiis evil infuenses. strnnseIt rum o.r
cafles anu al IA I0HOe Nll ave tlIns and money 81
TO the rlgns pace ~ succaels nse
Others lave i2iied Convnces sksrtic.l and "a
only what he dc. All con nd~n-
tiAi. Salts action guaranteed sftin,s Jc Hour..
9fo0. open sundayt- hcsldeucs ~ II ~ hrf vs~c
~ aLd 9Th STA southwest .<c1-x.ss
NM EAPiiAi- THK cLLTgisafip GLAZE
A teyant md sstroogist. the rssenth iRhts born
wth cAei has soi.sf1m isAiinS tsivss nalssS
Slcf u. n h<XwS
M ~, sRookE TELLS AL TIE EVENTS o
AVA LIZ = All business confidential lad.rs nd r1nr
t.elnsli. 30 cents each. Hourss u . m. ~ opm
J. a.. bet. lst and North Cap1tol q. - N. enxsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17

NJ. w. BEvrHIDor.
Nos. 1918 st. and 1914 oa,
Has HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL aoopa
such - ds,ixht housskeepen and e:hra
NOW IN SEASON.
fREFZERS-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
&EFRlGLRATORS-EDDY's hsla:e stone shelves.
d. LOKlL-LAED's. Tor hotels and cuba
FRUIT JARs-MASON'S-
JELLY TCMBLERs-TIN TOP.
WATER COOlERS-PO PORCELAIN LINED,
ICE PirCHEks-fLATED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iu.nhls-s from &c. ezrh 70 ESQ per DOZEN
WHITE STONE CHINA all kin.is
DECORATED POTTERY AND POkCEI AIN FROM
kICh DksISSstS very simple and me xpsusivsL
Store eiosss 81 o. M dur.nr Auguss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
FOE MENTAL Depression
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphaso.

On. L. c. Q. TURNER. Colfax. Iowa says VI an
rom gastric troubiea."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17
EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.
WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

N7oop's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
81; > Hs,. ~. 90, =, or Ssriie; hili
,sys5oin. unit 2, p,sssSt = Is one ., Tie
than lO rurill snro.ie last y-Ar. A.ums snrs
aud .o.,nodS9s lat on TIE corner q an and h.st
Sr ''' ~ "s ''''sa i''" and alter s''s'l'
studies: Bossisepins. Ari,hne,is. .r,lns. .r.ll-
Ing. grammar. business Iractl,e. oorresIond.Dcs,
vIeSrtlnE ana shorthand IsTrns, ] mo, So
tor arrsngeii.el.ts . Ter Aus. q.
iSis-a 80 c q d" WOOD. LIN. Principal.
CoLU MBiA ooNsERvarokY or Music, sl5 x
PrS;Fsi a.. OF s' New fasaaa cau.-t..;orS
THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PBAhMACEU-
teal dei4rtmen;s 81 Howard University will oI~a
c: q PCGyIs. a. D., ssSrstaIy. iiis iSth 81.
Ii2SN sr.. FORMERLY i2sS 18Th.
,ons s M;.s. k GSs5s9s .HI day .ssS .Ss
NJ hslliNGToN cONsEkvAToRY OF MCsIc
w 10 iuth q, NV twenty -ssconi s-Ar Ilsno.
t.sss, Q. D. BULLiRSS. B,rr s,''r' ~ sGs-imP
2n7D ST. nv. FRENCH LESSONS. .ko-
80 sress.Ne system, tN-nly is-sons. clio. ole
saI-i;n - '''''' Mill y = PRupHoNME.
n OKN GOD INsIITlIE.
WASHINGTON. d. c.
Select and Limited Boarding and Day School ~
sN-tr A@hNes ALA AittAe NLss-
Tenth session begins WEDNESDAY. srPTrMBrR
W address the prlnlipa4s. Air. aid Mrs Nm ID.
cABELL-
iy"n3m lao7 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
81 JOHNS COIIEGI. VERMONT AyT.-EN-
s ,'s n, ,sssical and coniiI4er1d cours~s trsch
f'aetSeS IA URINARY esu.rSnvni' ssaa ior cirOa.s
pEEoofi %AII;LARDs ,otElCItR n,AcAprNIEl
q 30 IA = PREPARATORY lfNIk n
GUaGIs. Ic 60 c'f%S Az Ia Se''""- u I'M
\ IAA slLNCKllAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A''i-' hshA 81 he hs?na.e huiidn.. corner OF ?th
ani 40 s;s- n
In co:aGHnce with an eu; ~, -;r % aptlicau,, Ia.
nc.-o,, 81 shor'hsud qua IsT-~rt,nE, dsy sun
re ;. hoo = Business Iraeti.c AMI Accounts rrac-
Et'l.ish. hsp.a ntltins a-chsnicAi and Archi-
Glen ios iile 500 asyir bear 81 i-sS, "a ss n.tr l.
90 HENRY g. sFiNoER. IL. n. rr,ncipu.
~ Mts. ,AhA \. si'l A,t.l.. ACE iIlnrti,a,.
n or crtuE.Jy ever offered 10 Par-nts a6,iaren
i-AcLsrs. DESIGNERS. or AT 81, 10 learn to
culna ana Ilrilns SATURDAY Classes cal sns -.
rom H.. ~ s,His i9E,r<ii- 20 qrlsr
SoN hoi,lIt.l-L. has bad Is medals and stad,si
sSV 900 worth q I~niEss ,.Nhiiit an. paInrinss
Tor sac; Na'ioi.Ai Academy .. .ns Ars. sos 4
A cApENY OF TIRE HOLY CROSS,
~ lol2 Ma .rscI i-et.s ave,
lor luung lIacs Little tsirls
Wa reopen seIt. Ia. 1891. nuoo-tr
COLOMBIA COLLEGE or COMMENCE
~ I'D La ave-. olIsoelie city post Office.
sNiil'tsF sessaoL. DsA . re.iucssl
COurses In Business. Eng.is. Shorthand aud l1rt,-
writing. Circulars Application.
se@O e. h. NhNEk. A. NJ, CT Prin-
(lNlL SERVICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" iul PREPARATION. fu information. Ntrtrtly rsun-
oeLta! irNate lessons m all crsLches a general
ealeatsu laI attention 10 thuse earn cd
ncauon has been neg.ected lIeparHtlou Tor college,
Nesi Point. Annapolis anu all EXAMINATIONS TytS-
w!ltiAs ouns. ,. W. FLlNN, A. N, Ivy Institute
estaSisles. 1876, 5. W cur. 18th and n ats. n
1elo-.iA-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
HOTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC CITY. y. =.
n Nirsania ave near the ocean.
,e4-im Col. JOHN NJ CLARK
II ATLANTIC CITY. M.
,e.,.,r, south Carolina ave- ns- S, TIE beach
HoIkL IMPERIAL. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ
u Maryland ave- facing the oc~Aa one q the
lonely aecSrsted and surnissed has ii modern raM S,
proNenlsrts reserves Az guests. aIl 10 RAPIDLY he
Washinso s ana smo sof ~ Hss ,rsI
TO -; % the week. $40 " slA 4. ". kkNDAlCk.
INeLlslpE. AlLANTIo VITl. \ d
~; S.st houss to the beach
l ATLANTIC CITY.
Sal, water baths IN the sors ss'S" o>s-A ''''
;eso-2m Z. ROBERTS 4 SONS
THE CLIFTON. ATLANTIC CITY, \ a. cor
;ss,sP j I ESail. ifssieiSi' Sxf ffh Z
TIE ELkToN. ATLANTIC CITY, y J.. KEN
ssa. E appointments hr''.. Y.sn = tbs
L The LAhGEsr hofkL N
oSeH all tis year.
EI L-ola NhAtsl.Eo Nc6LApt
1'Hk ORIENTAL. ATLANTIC LI!l. \. j., VIE
sln.s ave: near beach Everything new. Al ulod-
,estoseS Alex. NJ oppENHErMER. pro,.
I'VE SHIRLEY. ATLANTIC CITY. Nj. KEN.
y lucky ave. near ocean- New kouss. op.n until
st. riiiti n sn.s Room 1e e.
TN "ALLiH kffEEsSsFffc CRY. NJ.
Terms Terms ags SsS~ asN one square fF0 s:h
THE WAVELET, ATLANTIC en-
j Paeihc b.t. New iosk aad kSniGr a. on nrsad
and GoneRe Comforts f.r Ia: q, ~ - Tr ,s .y
sS TO IL Ter week. A.. II. 4.oAoaClsL Jg 3,..I.I,
IHE WELLINGTON.
ocEAS END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N.L
OPEN THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR
ie:.a-2m N. Al. S. MILNoR. Proprie,sr,-
AsBUgY PARK, \. J.
A sBURY PARk-THE GUERNSEY. 9IH AVE
"a ,aeEhifniy seated near beach and iaSes reFfect
per7or table; Lops. ;ennls, boating. fsIlns si.,h
season. Open June 10 October 1. THos. &. ALLAN,
formerly OF Washington, u. G. .el-km
AsDUHi fAAki fh II Iv;,croR,,
smily hotel; fronting ocean; lighted ny and
superior lab.O and aIpOintmenis terms moderate.
N LAX IHE OCEAN. GOOD IABLE.
~ Beautfuis ituation
THE BELOt n on 4th ave.
A. B. NASHMOoD, Asbury Park. \. J. je2o-2n
THE SAINT CLOUD, 2I3 Isl AVE. AsBURY
L Fark- Accommodations for 700 guests. E.ectric
lights and modern improvements. Send Tor CIRCULAR.
allo I'M "a LENls. lrolTle.or.
SEA-SIDE-JERsEY COAST.
THE FREMONT HOTEL.
i SEA GIRT. n. >.
All rooms have ocean view.
Telegraph Office al house. nul5-lm
TIE STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY, M
Il Now open. Fourth CONSECUTIVE season OF present
infringement Greatly improved. Cuisine unsurpassed
3e:lo.ln r. I. WALTON Proprietor.
L LoSGpoRr, NJ.
Directly on the beach Hot and cold sea baths. On
obstructed ocean view. finest fishing anu SAILING.
apS-1m JAMES ". NOBLE. PROPRIETOR.
HoTEL ALLAIRE. SPRING LAKE. \. J.
IA Directly On beach. tirst-class thro uyhout.
myls3m e IL RICHARDSON.
sEA-sIDE-MIsCELLAN
DAY RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE, MD. OPENS
~ June Ii. Finest location on tie hay Convenient
10th 10 Washington and Baltimore. Best OF
bathing. Boating and nshlnz. steam launch makes
srPIy to Nm. MEZICk. superin eIdent, bay Ria.se.
Nd lel-:3nl
bright HOUSE. CAPE HENLoPEN CITY. RE-
- hoboth, Del This well-hnown hotel viii reoIen
June 70 Write for circulars.
myi5-3 BIN WOLFE & WARRINGTON.
HOTEL HENLoFEN. CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH,
~ hecoboth, Delaware. will reopen June -, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17

Store eiosss Of o. M dar.ns August.
nh.-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
WRAPS. JACKETS, CAPES,
FOR
Ladies', Misses, and Children

Our stock has Just been replenished by very
large purchase and must b9 sold at great sac,
rifce On original cost. a handsome ana useili
Cbristnnas nresent would Do one of our bargains
IN Fur-Trlnmed Jackets or Capes. o9o new
Wraps must be sold this week. Come and got 9
bargain. Tans, Light Grays, and BLACKS, all
tur-trimmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
Job LOTS! JOB LOTS! JOB L0TSl JOB LOTSl JOB LOTS!
JOB LOTS! JOB LOTS! JOB LOTSl

'ris said 81 n merchant Of foreign extraction
r,t lr his eager rush for fob lots ne lost his
f.e. VOL, our !ob lots axe harmless and will DO
y. god
one piece TRIPLB-sTRIPE HEAVY CLOAK
r... "A inches wide, reduced from $3.50 10
si.U.
Eleven bales Of BLACK-AND-WHITE CAR
1T W ARP at s1 worth s1.25.
All mo other shades Of CARPET WARP are
EI., bale.
hnG4c LINING CAMBRICs at DC.
rtstlot Of SC. PERCALEs, large figures, is
Z wing beautifully less.
O1ro5c. COLORED SILKS and SATINS are
wonder Of all who SEQ them. There are no
l....l i'm the lot Of 25c. SILKS and Satins.
Three pieces SCHOOL-BoY JEANS for boys
,....l pants lonly heavy enough for boys Of ten
y.sr- and undeI) at 1Oc. per yard, worth much
r-a
Two nne COLORED BLANKETS-one dark
e-..u and the other rod-at 81, reduced
f.m IS.
LADIES' SCARLET BERINO PANTS at 75c.,
r.lurcd from Sl.5O ana e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
WAGONS, WAGONS.

Hobby-Horses, Bicycles, Tricycles, sleighs OF
all kinds, Desks, Drums, Tables, Tool-Chests'
Chairs, Pianos, Bnllarl-Tablel, Pool-rables'
Footballs, Games Of every description, Halna
Parcheesl, and all tho now games. We sell tho
best 81 Wagon 10 be found IN the city.
WAsH.sETs, TEA-SETS, CASroRs, TKN-
PINS, HORNS Of all kinds, BOOKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
.DOIlSI DOlISI DOIlSI

Bisdue. Indestructible. China, Rubber,
Dressed and Undressed, IN fact every kind Of
Doll manufactured. From DC. TO sl5 for the
largest made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13

Big reductions in CHENILLE PORTIEREs.
CHENILLE PORTIEREs reduced from s. 70
$3.50, etc.
We are selling some bargains in DRESS
GOODS A eroat many SOC. DRESS GOODS,
80 20 IS inches vide this seasons stun, in Bou-
clio. etc, reduced 70 Acc.
Finy-two-inch ALL~wOOL FLANNEL for
dresses at 4O,.
Two pieces 54-inch-vide LADY's CLOTH,
dark, brown, and gray, reduced from 7oc. TO
5Oc.
gnirty-eight-inch-w.do CAMEIs-HAIR, all
WOOL at 4Oc.
GLORIA and SILK UMBRELLAS for ladies',
gentlemen and children from 81 70 sS.
GINGHAM UMBRELLAS at SOC, 75c., 81, up
90 81.
ALPACA UMBRELLAS, e. to 50.
We continue our offer Of 10 per cent. of CAR
PETS, RUGS, and DRUGGETs.
Here Is a nice present 70 give your servants II
they are of small sizo-one GRAY NEWMAN
KET, size 81, at SO, reduced from SO.
OneGARNET NEWMARKET, size "a, reduced
from 81l.4S to 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
Old Father TImo has brought Us once more
face to face with the
MERRY HOLIDAY SEASON,

which IA now visible on every hand. The econo-
mist ls for the time being relegated 10 the rear,
and everybody imagines himself rich enough 70
be able 20 give his friend some seasonaole token.
The thoughtful merchant gives aid 10 tnis era
Of rejoicing by laying In supplies that VIII tempt
the seeker after thanksgiving,
We are only one among the many VINO are THIS
season catering 10 the general taste for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
Doll Carriages ! Doll Carriages !

In this department we have a very large stock
and sure TO suit you In quality and price. Wo
have them from 22c. TO e10.50. Bring the little
ones 20 SEQ the "Baby Mckee" Carriage, the
finest made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
BASKETS, BASKETS

Lunch, Scrap, Work, Baby Baskets from 15c
20 So. ,.,,,
HORSES, TRUCKS, TIN TOYS, BUlLDING-
IANTFRNs, LOTTOES, BACKGAMMON,
KITCHENS, STOVES, SWINGS, BEDROOM
SETS, PARiOR SETS, TEA-SErS In metal and
china from I0c TO $3.50, SAVING BANKS IN all
the new designs, SCREENS from 36c. % $40,
Toy TRUNKS at AZ and 03c., DOLL HATS,
SHOES, and STOCKINGS, ,MECHANIcAL1 OlS
of AN kinds SOLDIER SUITS, 75c. and 81
GUNS Mt 10, 25, 80, 75c, and Sl.5O, sWOkDs,
LEATHER COLLAR and CUBF-BOAES,
WHITING PORTFOLIOS, LADIES' TRAVEL
IING-CAsES, GENTLENENS DRESSING
GASES, in fact everything you may want IN toys
and useful articles for Christmas present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
Tabansse Wa,s

IN Vases, Cups. and saucers. Fine Japanese
Ornaments OF all kinds nom tho lowest prices 10
the finest imported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13

,sloA looking-glsss, wo mean no reelection
..., We cav that our stock Of MIRRORS IL very
49,. and our prices very low. We don't want 10
'..,, ono over and 20 soil them we will name
rr..es. We have these MIRRORS from Pc
urmsl'.
o.r INDIAN BASKETS must 90, and like
.'.. .be Poor Indian, they VIII 80 low. These
,..esfs range IN price from l5c. 20 Sl.4S. In
., IA are tIOTHFS-HAMPERS, FLOWER
,.~trrs. GLOVE baskets, CANDY BAS-
ans. F3UIT.BASKETS, &c, sc.
rrs ught OF other days was the tallow candle.
-.. f.-hlouable light Il the lamp. SEQ our
,....fsll GKENADfER LAMPS. Notice our
.a display Of these. Tho prices, unlike the
l.....s. are not tall
..-a We havo o thousand and one other arti-
t..... sach as CARURECEIVEBS, NUT-PICKS,
i.v.Np-sPOOSS, PLAYlNG-CARDS in fancy
...s. .,UMBAND-BRUSH SETS.
These sro all on our first foor, which makes
/. ....y convenient
Handsome BLACK AsTRACHAN MUFFs at
9 ..8 o.her kinds Of nice quality COLoRED
D. .fs.
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.anpSandBrOnZ9S
Handkerchie6, Fans.

Initial Hsndkerchiefs for ladies and gentle
men.
Ladies' Hemsttched Initial Handkerchieis at
g5c worth 0bc.
Gentiemon's Hemsttched Initial Handker-
chiefs at 30c. worth 3Oc
Fans In Gauze, Satin, and Feathers from 26c.
20 $3.50.
sink Maniers In White end Colored from SOC.
70 $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13

300 EAST BROAD STREET.
1891.

PING PISsBR's CELEBRATED KID
GLOVES for ladies at TOO, 81, and $50.
Nice quality GENTLEMENs DoG-sKN
GLOVES, 81.
WARM CASHMERE GLOVES for gentlemen at
371fc. and 50c.
job lot Of LADIES' COLoRED CASHMERE
GLOVES reduced from 37I6c. to 25c.
CHuDREN's CASHMERE GLOVES, CSC. q
pair.
Nice quality WHITE MITTs for children from
ono 70 six years at 25c.
LADIES BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES at
25c., 371fc., and SOC.
LADIES BLACK SILK GLOVES, 25c. and
SOC.
Complete limo Of COTTON, SILK, and LINEN
HANDKEBCHIFs for ladies, gentlemen, and
children from Sc. 20 sl.25.
Handsome BUFFET sCARFs from soc. to "a.
TRAY-CLOTHs, SOC. upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
HOLIDAY GOODS,

but We have endeavored 10 make our place con-
spIcuous and in the front rank OF the exhibitors.
We invite all who are interested 20 examine
our handsome display OF - ..,.r,
ANTIQUE AND sILNERED BRONLES,
ONYX AND COMBINATION LAMPS,
ONYX AND HAMMERED BRASS CABINETS,
BANQUET AND PIANO LAMPS
BRASS TABLES with Plush and Marble Tops,
METALLIC MIRRORS AND ALBUMS.
One OF the novelties OF the season y HAND
SOMELY CARVED OR DECORATED BOX oil
hard wood finish, supplied with Manicure OF
Toilet Sets or arranged Tor Gloves COlla's, Guns,
Handkerchiefs or Work-BOxes. We have lul
assortment Of these and OF PLUSH CASES ANDl
ALBUMS Of the latest design. Also. LkAI h,t.i INK
TRAVELLING SETS AND SILN ERlNE CAoES'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
Silk Handkerchief.

Initial SIX Handkerchefs at 5oc., 7jc, and 81
Misses six Handkcrchiefs, fne quality, 19c.
apiece.
NULL APRONS only 2jc. apiece;
FINE CHECK MUSLINS IN REMNANTS, would
be cheap at l219c., our price SIC. yard
Lot Of MEMS UNDERSHIRTS only 17c. apiece
to close;
1O.4 sHEETING, bleached and unbleached,
GLoRIA SILK UMBRELLAS, special offering
this week Of so at s1.l9 apiece, never sold
Under S1.75;
EXTRA FINE SILK UMBRELLAS with Horn
Handles, reduced 70 $3.50 apiece;
KID GLOVES at Soc, 75c., and 81 psir-fun
FLFECE-LINED GLOVES only 15c. pair;
10 pair BLANKETS at Sl.17 apair-big bar
gain.
pair BLANKETS at s1.S9 pair worth 500 5
10 pair BLANKETS at s3.35-former price
S4.50 pair;
Better grades all reduced;
CALICO COMFORTS from 40c. apiece to s7.50
for the Silk-Lined
Our celebrated RoSALIE CORSET at SOC. has
no equal
We are nov daily receiving and opening up
our line Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
DRESS GOODS.


snades22c
Nandswarrantei
yard
sL25
eces- Henne:tian wool-Aoc yard
wde-sl
hndrnsWh
CorarsS9c
Long Feather rBoas p 70 30
Teuows-swansdoBn--2 - boxes "A
Goo browne wnnt-4c
Figured Remnant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-13
Dress Goods, Dress Goods.

Great mark-down sale In this department. AL
Dress-CoOds below cost % close.
China silks "a lches wide, Ia light and dark
shades, az SIC, former price, sl
Black and Colored SIX Faille at S5c. worth
sI.371&.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-01-30

W. +. Rice announce t1the stock holders
of the Fort Payne Coal sni Iron company
that he will not be Il cad ,liate for reelection
as II director or ofiicerl uf the compauy Mt
the annual meeting, wfhuh axes place Feb.
IL. He says his reaI ,nn, for this action
cannot be explained hy circular. but are
good and sufficient
The Republicans OF Allegheny City, Pa
burned Senator Don Cameron in etfigy
Tuesday night TO shos' their disgust at his
course in going into the silver pool. al d
voting for free coin gr and against the
elections bill.
The report OF yesterday proceedings in
the United States Senate contains this sig
nihcant item, doubly significant when read
in connection with Mr. Edmunds remark
on the elections bill elsewhere printed
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the apportlonment bill as the I'M
finished business and Mr. Edmunds of Yer
mont addressed the Senate, calling Atten-
ton to the fact that the bill took no cogniz-
ance whatever OF the provisions of the 18th
amendment to the constitution that in case
the right of suffrage be denied or abridged
IN any state the representation of that stat
shall be diminished accordingly"
Evidence was given on Wednesday be
fore the committee Investigating the silver
pool to the effect that by a combination with
three Democrats, Senator Vest of Missouri
among them, the disclosure of Cameron
connection with the pool was STAYED off un-
til after his reelection to the Senate, with
the understanding that in return for this
Cameron would vote against the closure
resolution and the elections bill IL looks
very much as if Mr. cameron had outlived
whatever usefulness he ever possessed