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Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25

LigEv "a.
a second, y,
from the moon a
than a second andh
Jupiter are dfty-two m
as. Il would take millions
same beams 20 reach as ifl-
point was from one Of t.e fixed ..
lpuis Republic.
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25

Send 2-cont stampa 70 A. p. Orduay q Co.
Boston, Mars, fer eelt medical work plhlilbsd
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25
+ / 0Sy5 YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND MGR


leave Philadelphia. Old Point Express. ll,ib 2.
a daily, Baltimore g. IS =. IN. wilmington l-.Oi
n z. Stopping a. Dover and .1enar regularly ana
HtMidd l5Lown, Clayton, Wyoming, Feiton' llar-
Fingten ,BrdgsWlle, Seaford and laarel 10 leaVe
lasseugers fioit Hilmiagton aud points north or
take on passengers tor pOi2ts south OF De''nar.
North bound ifaias lsays Dslmar lHo a M @ally'
DOyer $50 a. M. regularly, arriving " liHihstoh
l1ha Al. Baltimore o. a. a.. me- aEc rHllduelphia
$40 q M and leaves DelmHr At 2.3J .. M, week
days arriving ~ Wilmington 5.J' p i'd, Pallaue'-
phiH 5.j3 p. m, BditinUTe 6.hs p ~, stopping at
priRcIDa intermediate stations. -
The l. u5 a. m. tram also stops al Seatoru, brdRe-
Vii4 Harrington, FELTON,, Wyoming. Clayton aad
hiddlaiDWn 10 leave passengers from pOihts souIh
Of Del nar. .9r take on passengers from wilmington
aHd poiRls worth. Ass stops On signal a. saurei'
ERA GOALS,
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25
P. w. g. 3. Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

a and ere, November sl't 1892, trains viii
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25
DoNT wan. GER y AT ONCE.

Sulphur Bitters win cure Liver
Complaint. Don't be discouraged;
II WILL CURE you.
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25
ERANLIi nUADS

GBELAwARr, MARYLAED 3 YIRGININ X R.
Leave harl gt "a iOr Fraakiin ani way sg1liJn
loss &, NJ, week says, 6.S5 ,. N. Tuesdays, Thur
days and SaiHdtys, Aeturnihg, Train isaV,s 9
Rannklin 500 a, Ia, week days, SU0 y, m.' Tues
days Thursdays aud saturdays.
Leave Harrington Tor GeOrsetOWn aud LeEes al
1888 u. M. G.55 D. M. Returning, leaves LeWes
1893. M, 3.3J p. m.
For Rehohoth, leave Harrington iO;Ss a, m.
B35 D. H Returning, leave Reheboth 10 L. N.
3.lb p. m.
For Rerlin, leave Harrington lS.3S q. m week
days. and t.35 p. III. Tuesday, THuIsday' aud
Saturdays Returning, rafe berlin I.Oz a. m,
week days.2.55 y. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
OBEEn ANNE s. KENT K. R--Leavs Townsend
Centteylls aHd way stations ~ a. IN. Aud
B35 D. m. weekdays. Re urniug, leave Center
,.36 a. IA, aHd " ,. a. week days
DEL n UuEsArEAKE Il. k--Leavc clayton Tor
Oxford aud way stations Ut y42 \. N. aad o55 2
M weekdays. Returning, leave O1fOld O3J a. n
and 3.fO p. IN. weekdays,
(ANRRfDGE & oEAFUkD r. k.-LeAVe Seai0rd
FOR cambridge ana intermediate stations al li.S9
A. rn week days. and On lac. days, Ihursdays,An0
Saturdays 7.lJ .. IN. kcturhing, leave Cambridge
B.sJa "a and ON Tuesdays. Thursday, aud SAT
HrdaYs 3U0 y. m
F CHAS. Z. PU1H, General Manager.
JR WOOD General Passenger agent.
d. NJ. d V. BRANCH.
Milford chronicle., 1892-11-25
TRUTHABOUTRUS.
THE SITUATION AS VIEWED BY TT.
REV. 7. DE WITT TALMAGE.

lie Eloquently Refutes the Stories Told
Regarding Cruelty, tho Cars BForoi-
p lessness, the Horrors Of Siberia and the
OmciaI Use Of the IInout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Pos RENT SUBURBAN Eonr
AT B.IeHpJ,ws9e2gr,ti M p DOOR
,I nosss S and sssesss, fran. ss;n con-, o.
flne I, rooms shade shout the hoass 80
ss..y one .sTs q pT'S sS sinas and .n,s also
s.I.shes stable ioi, with stable. c.rr'Ass n's-s
rss Il the entire premises 20 an aocepsAee 'ehA"~
s4OpeT mS,ss IvS.HuycK.
INoR s.TT--1T LINDEN. ND, AisE Nils ills
II from CIV delightful home. larre suildi'As-'
'G sss TIVE and half ,sis' hsssSJsaiS sle
nrsTIxfp To RFcoME A PoPULAk ks.I.
~ dence sc ;soa for army and navy iSop'~
''s lou TO n roSsT S q aEIeHrs "A.
,oln sS ser, Ms,e1 and the arissson estate
rsas n nss tSs - for Investment In ts
esns z, .n suburb Of wsshsSSn .', ~ -. m.s
"a NO a Of ss ss as civ The ioass ana
SURROUNDING country. ..u,, A.,
know What YOU arr missing. been the msfsss
only few months. in ~hich time number OF '''s
Pretty no. being erected street. sr.esd
SnS fffTfS' a isS fRs 's is rom csn,sr Of
rre,i,crty q the Treasury department ,x-,s
.li1 6ias Sasins stone wsisS We arr FURNISHING q
Don't All % ,hereHshiy iu-rcc, and compare vass
The ss S'esT sHsurss osfoTe yurchasins elsewhere
We Will MAKE i Sou sM5oNNRf.
Our team. .lysys n re.eliiess 20 take PARTIES cut
and return
Advantaxer % tho HtshtA
SonNenleut 10 II eat.FA
Hall mile from city.
on electric railway.
Pare, cents
Building stone AZ cost.
Abundance Of shAae
oNerluuks eatire
And hundrcd more we could mention.
SAA OF ~r'eior mara terms aud price li...
kobl NSON 4 LODGE.
Sole NAnacersof Fort Meyer Hsishta
81 and - Atlantic bailline
HeSand aiO stnw
Special attention 90 inquiries l,y natl .ri.lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IHoR sALE-A NEW Two-sToRY STORE AND
Il dwelling and alley house on rear of lot; 9TH st
near ST nw "a, 500; only $3.50 cash; balance A37 25
per month. Apply to owner, Z. @. TUCKER. Fendau
building 344 d q ap29-3r'
ISOR SALE FINE INvESTMRNT-TO I'M
II mediate buyers, two broom modern brick houses
1907 and 1918 st under paying 10 per cent
price asked will sell installment plan II desired
JNO wA00AMAN,
ap2Q-6t Cor 14th and q ste nv.
NOR sALE-ON ST BET 9TH AND 9Th; WIDE
II FRONT: LARGE 16-hOOM BUILDING IN GOOD
REPAIR: CAN BE EASILY REMODELED FOR Of
FICE USE THE REDUCED PRICE OF 4I4.75O
WILL BE ACCEPTED TO CLOSE ASsIGNEEsHIP.
ALLEN C. CLARK, COS ST NV. ap29-3t
Il rooms: lot 6o1l.i; good location for drug store
Anacostia The RUsSELL-BENNErT CO.. $40 + st
nv, basement ap29-3t'
IHOR sALE-THE s w CORNER OF AND
y NJ aves improved by very good frame house;
rooms aud bath heated BY furnace; also the ad:
Joining new brick building. 436 X ave. and
bath: ali mod imps; keys in corner house. 1T:i2
ave. For terms Of one or both houses inquire Of
OWNER 5I1 7th st NV. A beautiful corner at
bargain. ap2S-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
FOR SALE-LOTS.

lcOR SALE-HOLMEAD MANoR-OvER 100000
II worth Of lots this subdivision have been sold in
the two weeks We offer the following lots at old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
.OR SALE-IOrS.

=. north side 10TH 4Ox12S to alley. 80 IT. 81 20
hniy ave nr Conn ave, 21x90 to alley price 1900
bet 18th and 18th, 20x10 to alley price. 5000
Ed Iee s ~ otn n nv 90 IS; ~ 0S ~ g -
"A or Gay st. Georgetown. Cox 20, 50 It ......l 90
y 81 bet LIST and ID ok 81, 81 LOO
st bet st and Sd NV 57xlO0, ft...-.......l.25
Roanoke st. just above Boundary, 50xl5O SO IT. 40
Chicago Ut near st ne, lSx07 4 So ft........ 45c
c st ne near I'd BOIL Sl.25
sw cor 18th Pa ave SEQ .reducedprice 600
East side 18th bet and y. 20x 100 4, 500
East side 18th bet and 3. 20x 90 I2O
10th st bet l. and NJ NV, JOx o. so II SO
20th and p, OPP Blaines residence. sOI9O 81 90
u 10. II. kAISEk loom Aflantlc bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30

StVecAl corners on l4th 81 At current prices
Apply 70 CHAS. j. GOVERN or WM. II. SAUNDERS
CO, l401 Est. 1t
IGOR SALE-LOT SOUTH SIDE WHITNEY AVE.
- near 18th st 50x150; only SOC: adjoining lot
he'll at Doc Apply to CHAS. J. GOVERN or MN. II.
SAUNDERS CO., li0f Est ap30-my2. AIT
ICoR sALE-sOUTH SIDE WHITNEY AVE NEAR
IL l4th ST. cable road; 50x 70: very desirable: only
SOc per so. # Apply to CHAS j. GOVERN or WM
H. SAUNDERS CO.. l407 F St ap30-my2. Al:
EOR sALE-I HAVE SEVERAL OF THE BEST
Il lots In Kalorama for sale
ap30-lm JOHN BEALL. 1891 F st
LfOR SALE-CHEAP LOT. 25xlOO: FOR sa3O0:
L. NJ st NV east Of New Hampshire ave-. small frame
on portion Of lot, under good rental.
IT. COS 18th ST.
IHOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIS-K ST. CORNER
II lots scarce and prices high: offer corner
near Franklin Park, 2o175; low price, $4,000, with
It, sos l4th st.
I,OR SALE ECONOMICAL i4TH ST BUSINESS
II property near q st; lot 40x50: splendid site for
two stores, with fats above. Prices advancing on
this thOrouRhfare and will rise rapidly with the adj
to investigate it. FULTON LEWIS, 1888 81. x30-3'
IHOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. THREE ORIGINAL
l. lots, cor Of 9th and sheridan SITS NV to wind Up
nartnershp. Apply at owners. s. L. YOUNG'S SO4
1th or A. SANDERS. 406 Fl st NV. ap3O-my2i.1-4t
ErOR SALE-COLuMBIA HEIGHTS.
l. LOTS ON EVERY STREET
At speculative prices.
1t o. ". WHITE. $40 + st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

rSoR SALE A VERY MODERN HOME, WITH
II southern exposure. on Line Of electric cars, con-
tanning rooma cellar and sttic' lot 1880 TO alley.
t2sSJ THOs @ HENsEy & CO,
sp25-6t 1900 II at nv.
Il CHEAP. -
Q59J THOS G HENSEY co,
ap25-6t 1900 1t NV.
IcOR SALE-I HAVE A BROwN-srONE HOUSE
Il in the north west rooms and bath, which can
sell ut great bargain. EDWARD W. BOXER 192 I
18th ST. NV. ap25-1ws
IrOR SALE-A GRE AT BAR0AIN-14l3 COLUM-
Il bia st NV. story. rooms. This house will rent
for $50; must be sold At once. Price $500.
t540D THOS HENSEY & co,
sp2o-6t 1900 st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
Coass AsD Busross RrnovrD Csc,

The general public win be glad 70 learn that mr. J.
?. Georkes soa, chiropodists, nov remove corns.
ma eunions for 2oe. each Instant relief guaranteed
111o Psnns ava spls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30

II A beautiful home; bay window brick; containing
and bath reception hall, handsome cabi
net maDtels every convenience and Improvement:
lot 1Sx9 to wide alley: twostory brick stable;
large coal vault under front parking locuion de-
sirable: 9th st. near st W. Price ~ 900; small
cash payment. balance monthly. AppiyL W. WE'D
CO., Agents National Mutual Building and Loan As
sociation, 1201 Psnnsylvanis ave. Entnnce ON 9Th
street) ap3O-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30

WASHINGTON DANkNHowER
le Cor. 18th and q sts nv.
EOR sAIE-FINE LOT. 20x85}( NEAR DUPONT
Circle. or will exchange for ANAL dwelling (No -
ErOR sALE-LOT ON ST NV NEAR CHURCH
Il Of the Covenant -. 6xl10 TO alley; party VAN
sach aide very cheap: ss.y terms; must b eold e
INOR tALI-3 PRETTY LOTS. JkYTHksON st
- sdtoining corner Of E!l!1ote e. Anacosttai each
ap30-:t L sTARdxkbTEk. 6iS 18th q Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30

sp25-6t 1900 + st NV.
r,0p . ar = ,1Vrc- ~ oUI0oT0N,
II 2So6 Poplar st NV, 1918 :,5th ct, 9 IF cot
Ar lot l 5x To-, 5000 tages, and Or lot
1928 st NV, 3r br, lot 6Ox143............6.OO 900
2Ox1Ol......... 1, 500 1913 o ct. b r M /, Dr.
1Ixi 90 aiIey ' D ZOO 3:t43 Prosoect ave tcor.
l5oT :lld At NV Sr br ner, NV 1Cr br m l.
lot 25xl 30 600 lot 3Jxs,g alley . ID 500
32Od- n n nv Or each 3i31 p st n w. n br m
J ~ ~ .eI o'aiey' sooo i1t ~ 0,ooo
oso9 81 NV ior ". Asv .. c5en q Nv WSs-
apns /; a. ia. ." lot nv ,on ono
and store, m &C.,. 1000 1880 st NV, Ilr br.
1907 st NV 10 br, IN l. lot 2Sxl2O 1900
mi 1000 31l3 st nv. 1lr br.
1411 SD st, 13r br: m mi lot 20xl2o. 10000
L. LOT o.ouxloU 500 81 NV broom
alley -.............. o;30o frame, lot l6I6. 2.oOO
apIs-3m 1854 ga st u ".
=.
EOH SALE $50 90,
4 between LIN and 18TH SITS W. ~ .oo
.rp oma a m new. $4,000
OH pe'ween V ano n SIS W. o rooms IN. ,o,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
OoZY HoMEs-sMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
LAKELAND. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. MD.

LAKELAND. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. MD.
You can buy house 1t Lakeland containing from
i've % ten rooms for from ei.400 70 $500 on easy
.1ectsd with ne and wen .uSpd
S ua. q ons
from this city via the b and o., q r: r or the Bal,
M.1yisn s and %.snssq Elee.rs RI Ths SSs:s.
1ss Ss on esiss ss
baths. l.robes &C. on iots that contain about
conSenient 20 trains daily EXPERIMENTATION fare 6sSc
For further p.r.iealsr., plata &c. apply o EDWfN
IL q i Ne eA 81 E.ls'nd 'l for 'hi
I,oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. Iox ACRES OF
land with sSod dssnx e:sa &c ssn. a. st.tiSp
a Fl fssDSs CO. SIS ilss S TINS ' $500
+ this city: 10 scrss Of land beautiful sit. for
::ssss:: home s.s 8 so''
EoR SALE ACRES: BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF
around the city, sS.ds sos e ess.p IA
ON easy terma Also 10 acrss. . acre.. Is acrea 40
g On
ciy: an oder solicited: BEAUTIFUL trsct Sor subdi
e. M and suburb.
Hs home q you viii bay lot IN North fss.sa: -
81 :. 5::$: s:
.0s rasi IN m,sninSson. {on cesire g - W
e; ::s s 81 s0aD0s s ~ S ); ): !:
OK A MONTH. WITHOUT INIEREsT,. VIII
Vy buy sdesrabls business OF restdence lot IN Eess
End PARK q Goo OF 600. II Wise yop v11. bszsge
pl.ss RESsl =. Corr. 7 % SIS q mSit.s.
EoR eALE-A BEAT e-RooH OVTTA9k. Is
II Brookland, lot S0x160. with ahndo I'd uuoer.
bosFd vsIk fs1 bssss : rirosd siasios ed sissss
al 1s. a. GO E: .. ssS ssEaA A'siy 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
TIE OLD sPoTswooD.

The people of Richmond have, long
craved an uptown hotel, the city having
had nothing approNmating one since the
Spotswood Hotel was burned. over twenty
years ago. The Spotswood stood on the
ground now occupied by what IS known as
the Pace Block. corner Of Eighth and Main
streets, and succeeded Tan Bark Row."
This was a row Of tenements built on tho
site of an old lanyard and occupied by
some of the best people in the city.
Among those who lived there was the late
DR.. William Patterson and the late Rev.
DR.. Converse.
The Spotswood was built by the late
Lewis d. Crenshaw, and was opened in the
fall OF 1860, work on it having been hurried
up in view of the fact that rooms had been
engaged there for the Prince of Wales and
has party. However, as the house could
not be put in thorough order by the time
of arrival Of the Prince, rooms we're taken
for HIM at the Ballard. Mr.. L. ". Hoenin-
ger. afterwards of the st. James. was the
first manager of the Spotswood. The build:
ing was burned on the night OF the 24th of
December 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
THE HOTEL ASSURED.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT FoREsHAooW-
Eo DY The DISPATCH TO BE MADE.
Me..r.. Ginter, Pope, ard Arents to Buiid
on the Anderson PropertJ-some
Interesting "Reminiscences.

Some ton days ago The DISPATCH made
the announcement that Messrs. Lewis
Ginter and John Pope, Of this city, and
Mr.. Arents. Of New York, were endeavor-
ing 10 purchase the property OF the late
General Joseph II. Anderson. fronting on
Franklin street at the corner of Jefferson
and running back to Main, for the pur-
pose Of building hotel thereon. Later
the DIspArca indicated the style of hotel
that would be erected il the parties could
secure the property-that is. one modelled
after the most fashionable uptown notes
m New York and having residential en-
trance and frontage on Franklin and q
business entrance on Main street.
The gentlemen named have bought the
properly for S9S,OOo-Mr. james, W. ALI,
front and residence. having gracefully re-
linqnished his claim-and the hotel IS now
an assured fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Tn. r,.o,,o. Case. Again Postponed.

Owing 10 the absence OF Chairman \. {. p
patfea0n, OF the city Democratic committee
Inc cases OF Supervisor De Priest aud tho foui
Iinfted States deputy marshals, charged with
interfering with the conduct OF tho election,
which we're 20 have been heard By Judge Wit
Of The Hastings Court, at 10 O'Clock yesteruAy
morning. were continued until como later day
10 he fixed by counsel &r. PGttesOn Il assisting
commonwealth = Attorney SpotsWood IN tue pro-
secuton. Chairman Pattcson Is our OF theeity
but will return tomorrow.
Tho cases trioi and disposed OF IN the musings
Court Yesterday we're ne fOlows
Herbert Wesley, charged with steanng pay
mare from William A. Parsons, was &C
quilted. --,-,o...-
Betty jackson, charged with a misdemeanor'
was convicted and aned $50.
Emmett Boiling, charged with carrying coh-
cealed weapon. was lnel $50.
Randolph johnson and Junus james, charged
with petit larceny, were convicted ana sent tc
taii for fifteen days eGch.
The cases Of still. Conley, and White are sci
for trial on tho 10Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
.BRBEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
500 east Broad street.
THE WINTER is UPON US. BLANKETS
ARE A NECESSITY. BUY OURS.

We have PLUSH JACKETS. satin lined, In
sizes - aud 81 that wero $50 and are now $40.
We have a good warm JACKET, black diago-
nal, IN sues 90 70 A, at S2bS. Then better
JACKETS, At So, 3G.79, $3.50, and all the inter-
mediate prices up to Ell. Also, some very
pretty TAN JACKETS from 80 TO $40. JACKETS
See our rack OF JOB CLOAKS marked down TO
way below cost. These are C!Oaks We have car
ried for two or three seasons and We have made
very low prices on them. In the lot are (
COLORED NEWMARKETS reduced 20 s3 that
were formerly so 10 Sl3.
MERINO UNDERWEAR tor everybody. We
are convinced that we can suit you in this line
II you will just give us call. Prices Poe. 70 $3.50.
DRESS GOODS ought 20 interest you now. We
have all kinds az all prices and We wsnt 20 re-
duce the stock. 90 call and let "a show them 10
you. l lot ALL-WOOL CASHA ERES, colOrei. at
39c., reduced from 50c. ALL-WOOL TRICOTS.
colored, NJ SOC, reduced. WOOL STORM SERGE,
double fold, "a inches wide, AT 25c., IN the fol-
lowing colors: Brown, blue (navY), and black,
Bargains Ia DRESS ROBES. just the thing for
you. Every one can use them. ] lot OF COL
ORED 5ATISES At 25c., reduced from rs, 90,
and so. You will say that satlnes have gone
out. Sothey have for dresses, but they are used
as Innings aad for fancy-work. lot OF SKIRT
ING FLANNEL, 40 inches wide (2l4 TO 90 yards
make n skirt, reduced 10 Sic = yard 10 close the
lot. just receiyed--2 pieces Of Ga BLACK
DIAGONAL CLOTH, suitable tor medium-weight
TraDs for stout ladies. at 81 30 10 - yard.
GLOVES for everybody. EVENING TANS.
Call early and often.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
Carpets, Carpets,
MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
DRUGGETS, CURTAINS, ART
SQUARES, CURTAIN
POLES
Cottage Carpets AZ 19}a, 10, 10, and CSC,

Cottage Carpets n 1919. 10, 10, and 23c.
Ingram Carpets ut 20, %, 30, 30, 30, 90, and
55c. for an ali wool, worth &c.
3-ply Au-Wool Carpets ~ Is and Soc
Tapestry Carpets az 80, %, 90, 10, and Soc,
worth % per cent more.
Body Brussels, Velvet, Moquette at reduced
prices.
Mattiugs Mt 1915, -. II, 10, 81, %, %, and
pc. for "a Seamless Damask. These goods must
be sold.
On-Cloths nj 23. %, 30, and 3jc.
Rugs az 80, 90, 7jc., 81. Sl.25, S1.6j, -,
S2.1j, $3.50, 1928, aud 50. for large Sofa
Smyrna Rug.
Window Shades ut %. 80. 40, and 45c.-best
Hart5horn Roller and friuged.
Lace Curtains at 30, zoe, 81, 81, and up to
80 Tor pair
Pole giveu with every pair Of Lace Curtains
from g. up
POR1IERES. CHENILLE ABLE-COVERS
POrtieres. dadO both -iIes, large size, at 33.9S,
$40, s8.25, 81, and rs. These are eXtraOrdi-
nary bargains ana reduced prices.
CORSEFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS,
LACES, SATCHELS, TRUNKS, RIBBONS. A
very large. complete, and now stock at reduced
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
WHITE BLANKETS ats1apair.

Then better WHITE BLANKETS at sl25,
$3.50, 81, $3.50, SO, "a, IS, 81, $40, 81, sl2,
and SO per pair.
RED BLANKETS at 80, 81, aud s5 pair.
BLUE BLANKETS, "a.
GRAY BLANKETS at 75c, 81, up to 81.
CRIB BLANK ETs from sl.25 20 s..
extra nice DARK GREEN SINGLE BLAN-
KEI, suitable for bah robe, reduced from s. 10
e..
NICE LAP-ROBES-extran nice at $3.50.
CALICO COMFOR1ABLEs At 20, 75c., 81,
sl.25, $3.50, 81, up 20 50 for nice SATTEEN
COMFORT
The best brand Of SHEETING is the UTICA
and we have it III Oh. O., -, 81 I0-4, and
lii, at low prices 1O-4 UTICA nc Soc. Also,
other makes OF SHEETING, 10-4, at 20, %, %,
20. aud PC.
We claim 10 have elegant values in 25c
WHITE AND RED FLANNELS. our 25c. RED
TWILLED FLANNEL is hard 20 equal, impossi-
bic % excel
Pretty new RIDERDOWN, in solids and pink
and blue mixtures, at 75c. Also some Elder
DOWN at SOC.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is worthy OF
your attention. We have CURTAIN SCBTMS at
b, 81, So 10, and l2l4c. SILkOLINE for
draperies In beautiful patterns, T.: I0c. New
designs IN LACE CURTAINS from sl.25 10 50 n
window. Handsome IRISH POINT CURTAINS
at specially low prices.
Beautiful DRAPERY SILK reduced from So 10
SIC.
one Of the best stocks of BLACK DRESS
GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
The state Of Trade.


Election excitement has served 10 divert at
tention from general trade TO a greater or less
extent, although the volume OF merchandise
distributed from Boston, Baltimore, Now YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, Chicago. and st. LOUIS, among the
larger centres, does not show marked diminu-
ton Dispatches 20 Bradstreets point out as
features OF the business week advances III
prices of wool, raw cotton, several grades OF cot
ton goods pig and manufactured iron (; the ac-
vent of seasonably cold weather, increased sales
OF coal heavy-w light wOOllens, and other dry
goods, shoes, and provision, closely followed by
an advance In the prico of hogs. The output OF
pig-iron has increased 10000 tons during Octo-
her, but stocks at furnaces have declined 1900
tons. S,eel-rail prices tend downward.
The volume OF dry goods distributed has fallen
off at Philadelphla and ST. Louis At Louisville,
Memphis, Richmond, Atlanta, and Birmingham
quieter trade h reported, owing in part 70 inter-
est IN elections but the outlook Tor the near
future is promising, owing 10 higher prices pro-
missed for cotton and reyiying demand in general
lines At Charleston there has been q larger
volume OF business-a result OF the fall festival
but at New Orleans lOng-cOntinued strikes Of all
but the cottOn-handlers among members OF
trades unions have brought business there 70 a
standstilL In Texas the weather added its in
fuenco TO the election 70 check interest in busi-
ness.
confidence after the dulnc8s following election,
and the market, though narrow and professional.
shows advancing tendencies, with considerable
underlying strength.
plies of wheat afoat for Europe, and those in
Europe, the United States, aud Canada NOyem-
Der LIST. aggregated l64,272,000 bushela, the
heaviest ever held al q like date. This exceeds
supplies one year ago by 2O,031 200 bushels,
two years ago by 63l12.00Q bushels, and three
years ago By 45,0OO,00O bushels. Exports OF
wheat this week from United States seRpOrts,
both coasts (flour included), equal 3,SS5,554
bushels, against 3,714,735 bushels last week,
but AS compared with 4,490,765 bushels in the
second week Of November, 1891.
Bank clearncs IN the United states this week,
IA wired 20 BradstreetS, aggregate Sl,l74.O00,-
900. about 10 per cent less than last week and
/ per cent. less than IN the like week OF 1891.
There are 1888 buinoss failures reported In the
United States this week. Last week the total
was POI, and one year ago II was 26S.
There are il business failures reported from
the DOMINION this week. Last week the num-
Der was 81, and one year ago II was 30.
Locally, on account OF interest In tho election,
orders have slackened considerably. However,
money is coming IN fairly well and prospects
arc thought as bright as any time during the
fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-13
The New pi.p.nsary building.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHAELoTTEsvTILE, Va, November i2.-In
order 10 further facilitate the instruction IN
the medical department the university has
just finished new dispensary building at
the west end of Main street. where the out
patient service will be held three times a
week, as formerly at the Piedmont Hos;
pital in this city. This building. erected
BY the university at cost of several thou
sand dollars, contains nicely-furnished
waiting rooms. drug-room. dark room for
ophthslmic work. etc. 1t will be equipped
in thorough accord with the best modern
ideas. and will be attended by the same
medical staff from the university aud
Charlottesville as heretofore. From small
beginning 1t has, by constant endeavor;
grown beyond the day of small things. and
the new dispensary Is welcomed as an evil
dence that in the general advance of the
city charity has kept pace with prosperity.