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3aiIruHdL
De N M SYLvANlA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, as
followsf


THE PAST LINE.
Arrives .s..a s;Sfri's oa anH r.5!s5 e
md Il. Loa. %.r n.x. day cenaec,. IA also, Tor
Toledo, except saturday.
THE PENIS YLyANIA LIMITED.
Thule u, Dr.wi"E an! ssa'.r"on s!:spnx lining
ss% ~, a"s s"":
Of HON. Or o n 'ct :S:d Ky ~
.,sd"nAsy ana Wors1: else!Iic Iixa.a Arrive: o.
!: e.xo US A. H. nex. n.V a ana Vii
sT LOUIS AH TRr CINCINNATI Elk.
500 T. MnTu lima. y G Sleeping Cor. from
!oinmons ..Xriiv.. Cincinnati II ., 4. ii. and 81.
TME COLUMBIAN EXPRESS,
smoking and vani. .so.a 'vss s.eSu. 'nPrn .
sH uossa rs 81 n SsT ssFk 10 Chicago Arrives
THE EsTEHN EXPRESS.
Ss:.sad Al. N.mp. Diala; car. S.w " Sa9s .
e s;.s:n ns -:
and Toledo dAi y except Saturday
PACIFIC EXPKESs.
sa:' ss.R.s g. M. xs.s
csr..n . n f. n. Ky. as !. S na Ssy e A.
for .s.Sa md csussu: ! ss T :.:
Through Buffet Sleeper 10 New Urieana
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND
THE SOUTH.
'Ma.hinEton, Limited Express. of Pullman Psrlor
Cars twith Dining Car to hAitimo.sL dnty sNcent
Sunday. lnlu A. NJ. arrive v ashinElon 8:S1 r. "
and 'Cong!eisGnAi Limited" daily with DINING ~
Gt32Of arrive v Wellington s;25 4. n; Issu Ar
express y. Z, e!t aud u A. n. S,ir $3.50 B and
W aud |. rs night For Baltimore only i r. II
sunday .'lo ma $50 \. n, +:at aud y u. NJ and
rGi x,l.S'is c!.y .so +, NJ week day. with Through
rd bu rsn. fS Moi ~ Ir0 ru va.
bunei razor Car
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express; 6:1. 7'an ~ $780, 8UI 80, Uhicnyo Linn,
Ned with Dining Car and iUi0 Asniu Eton Li,niisd
2,D $50; $3.50. 10. 30 10 S,ni Il. 81 and
iro NJ and l2:i, nlxht Accom- N Cd alton, ii -
m, 20 aud i'Ol NJ; SundAys Exprssa G:i3 4 so
t:W tiOW LiinitsdL and lUuO A. NJ, y 80 SUI / III
~" o. - 49, SO ana 300 r. u. and i2I5 night
For lime Tables OF trains TO local points on the Penn
sns Ks'rosd system apply q the folio wing Ticket
Ana loot % Ds'brssssa and Iortlandi Court a.
eoo fulton g. and brooklyn Annex station foot oil
sul,on e.. brootiyn; 70 Hudson o., ToSorsn; Sta
fhs >sv YORK transfer Company will call for and
destination. ''Sus" "
ChAh rUGH. }. r WOOD
SeneIA AAnA2eE General PAssr Agent
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4irilruds aud Sntercst.
ATCHIS0N. Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY,

d MILK ST.. BOSTON. Aug. II. 1891.
The Board Of Directors having declared that the
INCOME GOLD BONDS Of this company are entitled
to PER GENT. INTEREST. In full from result Of
operations for the income period covered BY Coupon
No. . ended June 30 1891 such interest will DO paid on
and after Sept prox At tho oificeso
National Bank or North AnerIcs, Rostos,
UAion Trust Company. New York.
Barring Broth ers d Con- pans. Ld.. London.
All COUPONS viii b surrendered to the Agency
making payment
Holders of COUPON SCRIP of the above bond issua
entitled to interest Sept l. should Present their scrip
certncaeA with coupons attached. for collection Of in.
terest cancellation OF the ooupons and endorsement, OF
the csrrincAtsa At the othces making the paymsnta
Interest on REGISTERED BOND CERTIFICATES will
BE- rsmttsd holders by the Union trust Company Of
New York
j. W. REMNANT. viee.Preside.t.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
NO BROADWAY.
NEW YORK Aug. TO- i10i.
s.r.d semi. dividend OF Tires Pr Cent Spo,
ne Gsptai stoeE Of the company payable ~ hs ONCE
The trAnsrer booKa viii be closed on Aus 70 .. =
and e. sw nSSfn.s q
TUE y.pELFE 3ssHF1S9 FIJI fsrs AP1 s.;n
RErhsR F G2MrAST ~ d',Tsat: threush
:;ir y iM !hPkt 90
E2SiIahLE iMnIEREsT In the stocks Of the CHICAGO
s. Ss: :su a
our esr,nsss.n The Transfer Books viii close Aug Is
JOHN 3. sEsL
pTesdenk
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!: g: T.: T.: ::
,EHl0H VALLEY kAILRoAn
EI EMV Leave foot OF Cortlandt or Dss.
4h- brsssss ST., T. s;iO. Q and ~ 80 Il N. L
$50 S5o s IN. and :s0P.N.
The picturesque route between New
III York and EAston, Bsthlshsm Alien
touA Psttsvills, Msuch Chunk. wilkes
.sHs' F'sstoh Scranton. IthacA Geneva wa,srly.
WAkhs 0lss, k!mrA Rochester sunalo. Niagara
Falls Toronto. Detroit
CHICAGO st. LouIa aal ALL PoIKrs WEST
1eksts ana sleeping bsrshs cas- 10 sseursa a the
esssssi xAssss oAes ss sssAsvay Of NV xass lsstA
sGssk
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Caasaiss Newspapers SEIZED By Post Onss
Orders.

EAuhr srE MARIE. Mich. Aug. 22.-Csns.
dian papers have been publishing lottery sd-
vertisemsnts and ssndine large numbers to
subscribers. The Post ONCE Department. has
ordered tho examination and detention Of all
msnts Pursuant to his order the Postmaster
here has Detained the Toronto Mdn.. En,prr.
Nr,rs. md tho Ottawa tnie'i Canadian. The
order haR Teen gwen TO other offices. and .
gene al war --rn,s TO have h"en inangnra ed
against Canadian papers containing the oblec-
tiopsbs MATTER.
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Surplus. .. sl7si72.s slAilosOo Dec g. 5oep.s
aso the surplus WAS s2Oo6OJL
Tho East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
and knoxville and Ohio railroads report
as Ga Win
last year. and net s225GOl. an increase o. s!37.-
6B4. For the twelve month. ending June 80
the gross sarninrs were sI,43s.5 3u. an increase
ing period of last year. and net 81, 549.-
cinnati. Now Orleans and Texas Pacific
a'lst'; ss0es nnss l' e: s%ps
sIol 1908. . decrease OF s2:i,sol. Fer the twelve
months ending June 80 the gross earnings
year. and net sl.444. 64U . decrease Of s21. S22.
Tho Alabama and Great Southern Railroad re-
pors gr9ss e 81 for Ju.e OF sit4t5G' do:
month Of last year. and not $25. .506. a decrease
OF sl7,sl7. For the twelve m on: his ending June
80 the gross earnings wore 81 9i2.9s9. a decrease
Fl ssS Tho M ae AMI
Railroad reports gross earnings Tor june o.
S29.06s an Increase OF S1.247. For the twelve
were sl.747,ts6. a decreass Of SJ629a as CON-
s Ssssa ana maj not dscrsa!s d s5%s2
The Finnnciai Chronicle computes the earn
s2ls2 400 rs compa Cd With Ne same
%sn,s lac: fa! 49, H. r.. :.5nnss g. ss
Gr"s.. sss7 sos ALL an Increase Of s7.sl7 1855, a.
W.T." II. 81 . st
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No Push Cars. La Nassau street.

II cost five Italians So each at the Tombs
yesterday to learn that with or without .
license. push carts are not permitted on Mas.
oau street. Tht. 10 the only street In the city
rum which psddlsrs are barred.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Blocker ST. n. 80 " Wooster st. 2sxi0o; WINS =.
S4th At = g. q, o inth Az l.Ixlo-2. Edna .a.
uags to Frank A Stevens and ano ..,.:;.:.s- $1,000
sarah G on. ell 10 Waiter u 81 Zborowsky.,. $3.50
Weo. Or ave - 10 II Anna place A3-xSh same ~,
I'd Az. W. 81? n ran o. Y,.77; joseph Cohen
Webster Az i05Ln Anna place 10 4xso ..o
sarah 0ttiws.i 70 hsrbsrt sh,pman ;;n..: also
80 az ot ;so nap an t a.ra, 3e1o II. 500
Madison Av . W cor 18th 81 .oxiSa.<; Thos Ora go.
ED 81 - lO' . 9TH Az. 1915 It front; same 100
sstS 81 ~ iis4 v X.dl.cn ~ sill II front;
Madison Nv " cor atn st asIiiii5; sam: owner
ssss !! G0'H: as M.S,on a., /, i;oS;; 1000
Randolph GuEErnhsLsr Isaac and Samuel
.Vntsrmysr lo.n,rsl. Thos Graham towns. ,.oc
Iael Jose hins coiins ~. ....:...:..;:v-s Lsoo
Ko..sr townsrs K smith Go tsonir, Euias
27s Il sSs 9th Az siii II front: Homer
r:.1a:' s, sSs AI'1 M L.:sn
.srsi Prieeis 4 GO lcontrl seha sfier 100
Ssi 81 sa SOW nth sv i2o r trout; Jas oDon. 90
elan townsr, kcl Vermont Marble CV.......... 6h6
Fox ~. 81, 90; Leopold Treu lowner, kcl
"
RxcORDEp soErGAGkA
Burne. VIM c. to- W. BaLcock. ms 18th stw
Grimm: W,'n.lm;iinn.; v TO Cohen. ". I'd avn
uos.a su,snn. T. ior buriow, :. 7s,n ST a
Rosl. Ii.at 30 Post ioad .i i,h.v wv
smith n; K 70 Roi.i: iasd Il: iii ~ 49,
cssses Usiy.i:ity q An:iie. 70 Isiy T:..y. ~
ss Riverside Av, \ ioaa e. yrs.............. 1900
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9lertiot,s aud as,setinas.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CERTIFICATE
~ holder.o OF TiiE NATIONAL LEAD TRi 81 win DO
nG na 2! sroad"sy New York. 81 O'clock noon,
ssnza.ion set forth in ereusr dated july ~ issi.
l.. A. cola.
SscFetsry.
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3iuAttrixI.

~ 000 WANTED ats per cent % tive isssshsld
WSSVOO brown stone dat propsrttsl esnVAIy 10
is.s. e , q ''na q iH1s q ~ f;.si
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Z R IE Elm T S

Direct route to Pissaic. Patterson TuAe:o New
hnrvlL Middstown. Port Jervi.. Mon,Lceno " h,ts
corning Watkins Glen. hath Iianim.r d.p"rt Avon
Spring. ROGUE ter iiornelisvnle Bunan Niagara fss
TSI%.o n.a.ug%a Lake o,n 1s.s'Hn! cnrn min, AZ, 81
between New YORK and Chicago. \" change If ear.
Choice III routes via Chaulauaua Lake Niagara "a
streams through trans !.avs New ior,. loot II
Chambers a., a. follows and n.e n,mutss ear Ter TN
EIssprr li"rneiisviiie to Cincinnati Tonnecs Al i"rt
:Ss:i: Hs"rsy to- sas "a;
O.OO Chicago via ChautauquA Lake. with dining
e.r :" hicayo. sisrpsrs 20 chicago, cleveland, aud
lSUF NJ. except sunday-Moun,ain exprs.. TO,
OscO BinRiamtop. Honssdaia and Monticello lar
ior car ~ Fort Jerv Through car Saturday for Mon
* I'M r. NJ Daily. Solid train to Chicago Vi. Mag
wv ara Falls and srand Trunk halfway. sleep 70
s:a ssa Hs' Lss. and MAJ.
CscO ara FANS. Solid train to Chicago. slespers 10
f D%s4 sSs sSs ft'n B.g..is esd 81 u.s.,
s:s' t. T. s,5 ! y s:sS suaa.y:-s%a.
NEWhuRdISWssE D.ysS4;lsX NJ esd 8. s:sn
~ an S;'.r .;sSP IL. 6r. NJ. 7r NJ sun,
ChIGkGSY' srEGiXLsAsAruapaY oxLr-,2:s
= ~ for M.w,hotns s,ls Z, N. Tor Port Jerv,.
1ri aSm ,, TINE TABLES sL,. may he .n..ns. ram
containing select list of hotels and hoard Ing hon.s.
Smouri an Homea describing vicinity of New YORK;
,ChstSuqua Lake Souvenir" and 'Summe: fScur'
TICKETS AND rULLXAH ACCOMMODATIONS =,
.sa ~. sl sna ,7 ar"saray Gh.Wher. and West
.na Hudson Ste. RoS"tsn and jer.. s"' ',r station
Lrie Transfer company calls for and check. baggage
W. C. RlkEARSON General Pansen1sr Aren't
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NailrnxdS.
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ANERICAS GREATEsr RAILnoHn
New YoRk CEN1RAI

N@ YIN OENlnAl
Hudson River Railroad.
All traias arrive ana departs from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth - and ga ~. Ne,s rorh
THE ONLY kA1LRoAD STATION IN rue clr,
Trains leave as follows,
she, a, Mast MAIL AND LOO ISLAND a..
'SSsrFkAI I s..a... Es ss AsD
,..,ss .X 4 Hlie.so yfsi MlsTT.
,S g.: $ Sn's:s e% Ss s' GAY Sxrsr.-p,,
,ssS, sse%SrsoyImwEsrsfs yksr!srhrp LIN
lao i: M.vToaLa%s FAIR srrciAL7 pu. rA4
1sS "a L,n,,;s s,.a,S.y,
Due Al Detroit a.o'lS NJ. Chicago 10 r u n. d"
7ssS I k..ss.rD iso s;4t xs5 t GS. X
s 1aS s'.s. - y r;.s oe
"S sss.Ss, AZ ias,a. 'S " TX *
~ 5H;Hf s,xe
ssH e.hr, A. 40. for rousnI..p,s ", 4 'i i.
iar Ga,.tiii station ics,sM and IL. '.nt, no,.
sss- Il w.s; t.s,, 7s ~ ss IL
ti;:s ts;SS E Pm 4no t,.; NJ J., ~ ,,s,
~. ts.S = 80 I% I'LL seaSla ' ..,Ssfss:
.:sSt !es atsy .ss' .io: y w. , "a
r;$s IN l. ;r '5s rs ST. ~ s So. % ".
sSH a; r. 4s a ayf d 30, To-" Is, @
NiiIxRA fALLs.,":io 1000 t.o:so A " $40 ssn
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nELAwARk LAckAwANHA AND WksTKEN
~ kAILkOAn


sA A.-Bnnals Riehn.ld spr.nrs and osw.se M.
press VIA rs!srson. for Wafer Gap. k,rsndss,rx
mira ornnE. hath, Dansvilir, shsrLurns Watsrviis
kkSnrsd spr.nss v'L.. Nc Norris "r..es 0ifofd
dinle stations Connects scranton iii trains fos
~, '!9n W.kssh.rrs, Dansyi. and Northlnrosriand
9H N,n "s !Ia,u MI III ~. ~: son;.,
G.n s,no. dsbnrx Scranton. ,,rose Wsysry. i mTX
@ a. scranton with Trains for fitiston. Khss
~" 7. III Scranton. wrks.bsrrs aud rlymca,s
7!toP y. daily Buffalo Limited Express via RAT
MMsysr!y kmirL. rornne Bath. waylnnd. Usnsv,ils,
+. ii td.iyI-Funsi" RisST.ia spI,ns, and q,
vero Express for Sroudsburk Scranton ktnghA % OH,
Srarn ..@s. us I'D II sses. ~ e.
hui . division tOan-"i. W 'rsius for Ins " eat
NEW fo"Ek .S SN Ea.E%A AYE WEST
Train. lsavs West +.ds. AZ 7sSS A. Al. 10 minutes
SS r,ns.,c s' a.asi
Rome oneaa o.%sso Gsiso a,' cne"sa sa S Sen
1,iSA n: stony Ford. ,Campe.ll m.!l Lakes Mo
v,I!ri LiH.r!y While Lax:
ftn%V. Nan mk' "a d m
,wsss,nrfh Llsny,lle y.ll'bnrxa lursyviI's Liberty
WI; ~. as%is.o.n r.l,.sur.A e.r., ,
inEs,on Manor. Rockland, Walton sidney Nnf~irh
.n Pu. sss. .s p'lS
1itS ". SatuIdays only, h!ddstsvn sLoomInr.
birch Sh LlsnVills islisbursh LLsrtH White Lake
tD,iIy a, o,h. her .,.i.. e.,ly :.e:p, Sandy
sis% i NJ. ~ sr S.S'
@. y. A. Is Exchange place, Nav YeFk
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Money on call. 2h2t. cent. Time MONEYS
ga, y cent. for sixty days, and 5@5'. = cont.
for six months Oh prime stock Exchange col
lateral. Commercial paper dull. Prime On.
dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 5ha@
6h y cant: and hrst- class single-name psper
at 6Ii@7h y cent.
Sterling exchange 0niet. Posted asking
rates. $3.50 a@$4.8l for long bills. and f4s7
for demand. Actual rates are: Long bills.
sight drafts. -. SIG 4.oG... and
cable transfers. $4.S6A4@$486t..
Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds quiet. but firm.
The features were Atlantic and Pacific in
comes. Northern Pacific consol 5s. Texas Pacific
2ds., Atchisol Kan-a q. and Texas and Read
Ing issues. The more important net advances
were IN Atlantic and Pacific incom-a. = y
cont. to- 13..: Northern Pacific consol So. y.
to u; Heading LIST preferences incomes. =.
and Texas Pacific eds az cont. to32.
In bank stocks 100 shares OF Phenix sold 1t
1874 AMI 20 shares Of Manhattan at l7s.
Silver bullion certificates for 125.O00 ounces
sold at 9sil@9S'.. Bar silver in London
As 3-16d. y ounce.
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New York ant BOSIOl All hal

JAN spr.sn.a ~ sSa rwsy .t "s ,s" ir
~ arl A. ", New I,onaon and Providence <S0eN
u OIA.M Springfield aud Worcester 81 ~
IL I'm ". Hartford and \ r. and r:3UrN
lOIP. NJ. New London and r. oviienca 7nPx
3UbP ". swilitmantic an n Y aud N p. n-nr u
$50 J.. NJ ssPruHn eld and Warcr-tsr iu-OpN
hrn 7. NJ. >Sew London ann Prov lance i.:,r "
- q, /. NJ, sSpriuEneld and Hcrrs stsr GihA V
30 r. y. sNew L0ador ami Prov tono, T:1A Y
sRnrs daily. including SUNDAYS
Return service. sams hours and hy same routes
10 81 !. y. White Nounsrus fAoyAn's -2j ~
lHOP. NJ Newport. n
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tiuane nj.
.finanr ri.
SAN ANTONIO { ARKANSAS PASS
Reorganization.
NOTICE

Bo,dsra OF Central Trust Company Certificates for
mont of March 1891. invited TO subscribe ON OR
BEFORE SEPT !, 1891. At the Central Trust Company
Of New York toward the cash requirements OF the
committee according TO the terms OF the plan OF rsor
eanilation. to wit;
FOR each subscription OF $3.50 the subscriber to b.
come entitled to receive under the REORGANIZATION
drst mortgage per cent bond In the sam OF &l,on
carrying interest from July !. 1901
$3.50 in s cent none cumulative Preferred stock Tor
certificates OF quitaois interest therefor) and
ESQ Of Common Stock Tor Certificates Of equitable
interest therefore,
II ANY DEPOsITOR OMITs TO SUE
sCRlRE WITHIN SUCH PERIOD. HIS
RIGHT TO SUBSCRIBE ON SUCH
TEX Ms SHALL TERMINATE.
The right OF dspositors OF per cent and cent
fret bonds subscribe to the cash require
ments Of the Committee Ia hereby continued until such
date - may hereafter be nxsd ny the tomm 'tre Iro
v,dsd. however. shat upon any subscriptions made
shat be required to pay In addition to the s1 &C.
cru ,nteres. upon the bond from July L. 1891.
and that otherwise tho terms Of subscription are un.
altered
JOSEPH WHARTON.
HENRY BUDGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL.
J.KENNEDY TOD.
ALFRED - a EIDELBACn.
ERIC r. SwENsoN.
Reorganization Committea.
0.G ELLIa Secretary. 81 Wall st
ERw YORK Aug ~. 1851
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1uAxmAL AND ooMMERMAn.

new YsrA stsek Exehsags-Saiss ASS. -.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN s1.0oosl
Al. c oi::. ssss.c 81 san ~. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
TO ELECT OFFICERS
LLnIFs' Auxiliary.
Recent Weddings.

Miss Agnes Genin and Mr.. Branch Cum
ningham, the latter a former resident OF
Richmond. were married last "Wednesday
in New York at the residence of the brides
aunt, Mrs. j. VI. Hartshorn, No. 30 west
Fiftleth street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown,
rector of st. Thomas church, and many
prominent sOutherners were present. Mr.
Blythe Branch, of this city. cousin OF
the groom, acted as best man.
Mr.. Cunningham is well known in Rich-
mond and is a son of Colonel Cunning
ham. His bride is a daughter of the late
Sidney T.. Genin, former, member OF the
firm Of LeGrand, Cunningham Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham will reside
here.
Miss Lucy T. Redd, of Henrieo. and Mr..
William l.. Wise. OF Norfolk county, were
married last Thursday at the residence OF
the brides father, at Barton Heights. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. b. NJ.
Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
BURK S
CLOTHING HOUSE,
GIG east Main street.
tdo 6-sa,su&Tutsl
ELAZeA q RkooA.
STORE NEWS.
SATURDAY. December 8.
Holiday announcement !

Holiday announcement
Every department in our store-on
both foors-hRs on its holiday attire
and is ready for your inspection.
On the second floor you will find the
TOY DEPARTMENT, or "Child's
Paradise everything In the way Of
Toys, Games, Books. Dolls, and play
things to make the youngsters happy.
Our specially in Holiday Goods this
season is q Complete Assortment Of
Pretty, Ornamental, and Useful Arti-
cles, such as can be used for personal
wear or IN the household. After all such
articles make the best presents and are
moro thoroughly appreciated.
We have an exquisite assortment OF all
kinds Of LINENS. Table Damask in
exquisite designs by the yard, by the
cloth, by the set-plain, fringed, and
hemstitched. Napkins TO match sets
plain or fringed. A splendid assort-
ment Of Towels-plain, hemstitched,
knotted fringe-vhite and colored bor-
ders, 1Oc., l2ic., l7c., 2Oc.. 25c, 37ic,
50c., 75.
We have a fine assortment OF Cali
fornia and Australian Wool Bed and
Crib Blankets.
We have the best Pure California
Wool Blankets for S5 on the market.
We show an exquisite line Of finer
Blankets from So 10 sl5.
A fine hne OF Satteen Comforts, Cot
ton-Down filed.
A fine line OF Black and White Thibet
Sheepskin Floor Rugs and Baby-Ca
riage Rugs.
In our HANDKERCHIEF DEPART
MENT we have everything the heart
can crave form Cambria, Linen,
and China, India, Crepe, and Hand
woven Silk.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.-In this
| department We excel all previous ef-
forts. Our assortment is larger, finer.
better than ever before--Dress Shirts,
Nigh. Robes, Fine Linen Collars and
Cuffs, Fine Nockwesr, Handkerchisis,
and Half-Hose, Fine Dress, Walking.
Riding, and Driving Gloves, Evening
/ Shades in Scarfs and Silk Handkerehiefs
Umbrellas and Fine Line of Under
wear.
We have an elegaHt assortment OF
Fur Mutfs and Fur Sets for Ladies and
Children in Astrachan, Beaver, China
Seal. Monkey and Angora Fur.
In our TOILET DEPARTMENT you
| will find all kinds Of Perfumes Sschet
Powders, Toilet Waters. Toilet Cases.
Toilet Articles, so, ell at our we'll
known popular low prices
| We aim to have polite and obliging
corps Of sslespeople, who are in
ssruc.ed to show goods without stint and
enaeavor TO please all who come 10 look
or to buy. We solicit your patronage,
| MLZsa d Rkccd1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
THE EFFECT
OF
LOW PRICESl

Big business ct our store last week.
More goods sold than during any week
since we established q branch in this
city. No wonder That's the etecs oil
Low Prices. Nearly half OF that I'M
mense amount Of Clothing sent us by
our manufacturing house about week
ago already sold. The huge stacks have
been reduced 10 half their original size.
Perhaps you'll wonder where they are
ali gone. SO do we. They're sold, and
it was the exceptionally low prices that
sold them. We know that.
II didn't take the people long to find
out that on account Of the late manu-
facture OF certain goods and their con-
seauent late delivery here we we're SELF
ing them at prices much lower than have
ever been quoted before.
There are two Special Lots;
The first consists of Suits and Over
coats OF the best materials in the newest
shades and of the best make, which
would regularly sell at SIS, $40, and S22.
Your choice Of any OF them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
$40.

Remember, this is no wool-pulling or
catch.penny business, but an houest,
bOnd.fde sale to clear our stock OF these
particular lots to avoid being overstock-
ed late in the season.
II there is any one who reads this and
doubts a word Of it he is the man We
would like to see at our store. We can
perhaps there prove to him that an adj
yertisement may contain the truth. We
can easily show him how much better
made, better finished, and better fitting
our goods are than any other on tho
market. He will quickly see how much
CHEAPER we sell than other houses.
and we can tell him how We can afford
to do il.
When we say that our prices are posi-
lively the LOWEST We mean two
GUARANTEE il, and are always ready
to comply with this GUARANTEE by
promptly refunding the money to any
dissatisfied purchaser.
A word or two about the balance OF
our stock
Any $40 Light or Medium-Weight
Overcoat in the house, $3.50. -
The choice of several lots OF Chill
dren's Suits at $3.50 worth SO and $500.
Swit's Conde Underwear, Sl.2b per
single garment, $3.50 suit-othe<6
charge 81 a suit for same goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
Tho Rsnowned Knabe

This make of Piano is produced In oil
the styles-J Upright. Grand, aud Square.
The most beautiful effects in burl walnut,
Circassian walnut, French walnut. Orier,
tai mahogany, figured rosewood. mottled
ash, and ebonized cases can be procured;
For years these pianos have taken the lead
in Richmond. and every musician and
musical association in our midst y
supplied with them. Only one musicai
establishment in our city have the agency.
Always full stock Of Knabe Pianos can
be found at MANLY B. RAMos Il Co.'S.
No. g03 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05

A grand exhibit Of Art Needle-Work and
Embroidery, executed on the White Sew
ing Machine, will be given at 9O4 east
Broad street. from the 9Th to the 10th OF
December. Miss Nay LOWS. Of Cleveland.
OHIO, an expert on the White machine,
will be present TO give free instruction.
All lovers OF home decoration should visit
this elegant display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
Tho Publishers Charge.

John Clinton. Jr., and w. ]. Fields, the
nublishers of the Daily Reporter, having
Siven the 81 900 bond required by Judge
1eake. of the Chancery Court. In the, H.
innetion proceedings reported yesterday,
The paper has been taken out OF the hands
OF the receiver. who was IN charGe only
one day, and the plant Is in regular opera
fiDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
THE WORK OF BOTH HOUSES.
ofhcers and Judges Elected-The Reap
portionment-Mr Woods Memory.

Owing to the driving storm yesterday
morning the Senate was rather slow IN
,ott;ng f6eether. but when the Lieutenant
Hoyernor's eayel fell at IA NJ. there was
moro than quorum present.
The proceedings were opened with
prayer by Rev. DIR. Cooper.
The senator from Nottoway, Mr.. Wat
son. appeared for the first time aud sub
scribed 70 the oath.
For the information Of tho members the
CLERK read the law in reference TO private
bills. Ii provides for the printing OF such
bills at the expense OF those presenting
them. ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-05
Ennr Fine PinYs.

R.D. Mclean and Marie Prescott are
well known mere and have many friends
who will welcome them back Monday
niCht in The Merchant of Venice, Tuesday
Snartacus the Gladiator, Wednesday
matinee, Ingomar, and Wednesday night,
Cleopatra. Mclean Is one OF the pest trooust
actors in this country, and Miss Prescott
5s an artistic of the highest rank. The box
Office sale begins at the Theatre this morn
inc al Q O'clock.