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Evening journal., 1892-12-27
DOCK FILLED THREE TIMES

The Most Disorderly Lot oi Prisoners
Ever in the Wilmington Municipal
Court.
The dock in the Municipal Court
was filled this morning three
times, the result of too much Christmas
whiskey. Nathan Moore. Martha Gross.
Abraham Gail, Isaac Miller. Andrew
Spearman, all colored. and Samuel Flood,
Michael Graney, John IL. Williams, An
drew Peterson, Patrick O'Brien, Joseph
Smeltzer. Adam Garb, Michael Connell
and Henry Mason were fined 81 each for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Dennis Daley, John Donelly, Robert VII.
liams, colored, and Samuel Emery, col.
ored, for the same offense, were fined 81
each. Harry Collins, Jonas Heck, Benia.
min Walker, were obliged 10 pay SO and
costs, or spend thirty days on the stone
pile
William Connor, colored, was ar.
rested by Officer Simmons yesterday for
disorderly conduct, and while bringing
him TO the City Hall, Connor attacked
the officer and bit him on the hand.
When being placed in a cell he snatched
Officer Massey's watch chain and flung
IL in bucket of water. He was fined
$40 and costs.
James Mcguire was arraigned and Is
one of the many boys who are a nui.
sance TO the patrons of the theatres. He
was caught by special officer at the
Academy Of Music last night splitting
tobacco upon the heads of those In the
audience. He was fined 81 for his fun
The cases Of Frank Bangor and
Gabriel Berney for fighting in the
street. Eugene Conroy and Joseph
Dugan for larceny, Charles Mason, col.
ored, and Patrick Carney. assault and
battery, were continued until tomorrow
morning james and Charles HarlIins
win have a hearing TO morrow night.
The prisoners were the most disord
erly lot ever before the judge Of the
Municipal Court.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Eight Bells.

The famous Brothers Byrne in eight
Bells under the management Of Prim.
rose and West, will produce their nauti.
cal pantomimic comedy at the Grand
Opera House tonight. In presenting
this well known comedy and laughable
success, the Brothers Byrne are sur
rounded by a large company of we'll.
known artists for their respective roles,
and establishment of stage properties
embodying some of the most wonderful
mechanisms known TO stage art.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
At the sl.ating RIM.

Never in the history Of the Eleventh
Street Skating Rink was there such
a large crowd as there was ON Monday
afternoon and evening. The music,
which was furnished by the best talent
of the city, was very interesting and those
wishing to hear good music can have II
at the rink. The rink is open every
afternoon and evening during the holi-
days for the benefit Of those who patron
ize this well-known place Of amusement.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
A Christmas spree's Fatal End.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-A quarrel
among several young men on Fifteenth
street yesterday afternoon, following a
Spree will probably prove fatal to James
Wilson, of Myers court, who is at the
Hahnemann Hospital suffering from a
fractured skull Joseph Shanahan, of
No. 222 Path street, was arrested for
assaulting Wilson and locked up in the
Twentieth district station house. Shan
ahan alleges that Wilson struck him
first, but the blow of the former laid
Wilson upon the sidewalk, his head
striking the pavement He Immediately
became unconscious, and is still in that
condition.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
SINKING FUND LOAN.
Heald & Co. VIII Supply the City with
Straightforward Dollars.

Otho Nowland, E. H. Gayley, and
Thomas Young, sinking fund commits
sioners, and Councilman c. +. Thomas and
H. w. Perkins, of the finance committee Of
City Council, met in the city treasurer's s
Office at noon to day and opened the bids
for the 100000 sinking fund loan.
Heald & Co., were the only bidders.
They got the loan at per cent. and $75
premium.
The loan is contracted for the purpose
of refunding loan No. co. for $50, 600,
due and payable on January /, 1898.
The loan is redeemable as follows
Series 101, April l, 1905, 81, ,406; series
1902, October l, 1905, $19,S series 1903,
April /, 1906. 1920, $50; series 1O4, Octo-
Der 1, 1906, $15,4
The successful bidder or bidders will
be required to settle for the bonds at or
before 8 a. m. on Saturday, December 81,
1892
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
PERSONAL PARAeRAPHs.

Mrs. DR.. Howard is spending the holidays
with friends in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. +. NJ. Stoever and daughters, Of
Elizabeth, n. j., are visiting $. A. Price and
wife.
Miss Tabitha Watts. Of this city. has re-
turned from a two months visit TO friends in
hazleton. Pa. She is much improved in health.
Bayard II Hamilton.the EVENING JOURNAL
carrier at Elsmere, returns his thanks TO the
ladies Of Elsmere who kindly remembered
him on Christmas eve.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
FUN ON THE BANKS.
The DUPONT Powder Makers Entertain
Their Friends i'm Royal Style.

Iholr FRIENDS IN hoyai nt9les
The employees Of E. l. DUPONT de
Nemours & Co., gave a Christmas ball at
the Brandywine Club house, at DUPONT s
Banks, yesterday. The house was for
merly the residence of General Henry
DUPONT, deceased.
1t was the first reception given by the
club, and hundreds Of visitors inspected
the handsomely-equipped building and
partook of the clubs good cheer. The
reception began at 2 a. m. Dinner began
at 2 o'clock. A small orchestra, under
the leadership of Mr.. Parr, Of Bristol,
Pa, furnished the music. Dinner was
served at 3.15 o'clock. About 300 per
sons partook of the substantial repast.
The members of the powder making firm
were present, and were very much in
terested in the proceedings Of the day,
The club has 240 members.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
Here's D How D,re Do.
cELEeRATINe cHRlsTMAs.
Jupiter, Mars and the Moon Take "a
Hand In the Festivities.

Jupiter, Mars and the Moon Take a
Hand In the Festivities.
"Jupiter, Mars and the Christmas moon
did a great act last evening In honor Of
the earth's chief festival Of the year. ="
says the Philadelphia Record 'Just
how the high celestial affair was ar
ranged it is, of course, not possible for
any one on the planet TO tell. Whether
the creatures who manage the canals
of Mars are able 10 communicate with
our old friend, the Man in the Moon, and
likewise with the distant inhabitants of
the vast Jovian globe can be but mat
ter for vague speculation, yet the fact
remains that the three orbs were strung
across our Southern sky last evening
To sleigh riding lovers, TO the thou
sands of skaters whose bonfres blazed
on lake shores and by creek sides and to
multitudes of others who stirred abroad
for the purpose Of helping their diges-
ton with a few lungfuls of ozone the
stellar arrangement in question suggest
ed a string Of jewels cast down from the
upper skies. With Jupiter as a blazing
diamond at one end Of the Gordon and
Mars as a red jewel at the other the
Christmas crescent swung pendant
between, lighting the fields Of snow
with pleasing lustre
In the afternoon light clouds blew up
from the southwest in long streamers,
and these shifting screens helped out the
illusion and gave piquancy to the novel
exhibition One of these cloud streamers
would hide Mars for a twinkle or two or
for a moment would put out the light OF
the greater planet, only to permit the
gems to sparkle again with more impress
sive radiance than before. This hide and
seek play was kept up for quite while
but the string Of jewels remained within
ken until from the earth's motion il wa.
sunk into the far Southwest.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
shennnrd ON nFIrar.

General Superintendent of Transpor.
tation f. L. Sheppard, of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, the successor of S. NJ.
Provost, passed through this city on a
special train at o'clock. He was ac.
companied by a number Of friends and
officials. The train left Perryville at
o'clock A number Iof changes will be
made in the service. It is rumored that
Superintendent Hutchison Of the Mary
land division will be transferred to
Altoona, Pa. TO take the place vacated
by Mr.. Sheppard.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
Loca1 ralent nt nrldd1etown.

A sensational comedy drama, "Old
Dave HoslSins" was rendered at Middle
town last evening. The play was under
the guidance of w. d. jefferson, assisted
by some local talent. The event was for
the benefit of the Volunteer Hose Com
pany and a neat sum was realized.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
SURPRISED AT NIGHTFALL.
BANDITS cAMPED ON ALkZEN
CREEK SUDDENLY STARTED UP.

Lieutenant West and His u. S. Troops
swoop Down Upon tho Desperate En-.
campment and kin One and Wound
Another Their Booty Captured.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 2I-rhe Times
Democrat special from Laredo, Tex,
says Intense excitement was created in
military circles here caused by the receipt
Of a telegram from New Laredo over the
Mexican lines announcing that Lieuten.
ant West aud his company Of United
States troops came upon a band Of ban.
dts camped on the Alazen creek and
killed one and wounded another.
Further particulars are TO the effect
that the troops came upon the camp FIRST
at night fall Christmas evening. The
bandits were ordered TO surrender but
fed instead. delivering a shattering vol.
ley as they ran for their norses So far
as known none of the troops were killed
The soldiers returned the fire with the
above result. IL is not known how badly
the bandits were wounded. The United
States troops captured a large amount OF
arms and ammunition and few horses.
After the fight, owing to the darkness,
the trail could not be found, and In the
morning It was found that the bandits
had scattered in all directions. The
further details are anxiously awaited
Nothing as yet is known of the fate OF
the deputy United States marshals re.
ported to have been captured by the
revolutionists.
Here's How D'ye DO.
A curious state Of affairs exists at San
Ignacio. A few days ago Judge Antonio
Navarro, county judge Of Zapato county,
residing at Carizzo, received letter from
prominent citizen Of San Ignacio, stat
ing that on several occasions Mexican
soldiers had crossed 10 that point in full
uniform, armed TO the teeth and com
PEELED several Of their brother soldiers
survivors Of the Ignacio fight, TO return
TO Mexican soil with them, threatening
them with instant death IL they did not
return to Mexico This action Of the
Mexican troops is a breach of courtesy
and international laws which may leac
to serious international complications in
the future.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
IIrers on Ice skntes.

MIEEEAPoLIs, Dec. 27.-Hagen won
the second skating race yesterday with
Mccormick, and the championship. Nc
Cormick, gained in the first and second
laps and then dropped back. His train
ing was deficient Time 3.01, distance
one mile.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
The city Treasurer Than Ikful.

City Treasurer Adams wishes to return
his thanks to the unknown philanthropy
ist who sent him large turkey on Sat
urday evening and thereby forstalled the
sisters OF charity.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
THREE MEN KILLED.:
Two Farmers and WiImingtonian
Killed In Sussex County.


Killed in Sussex County.
Edward and Benjamin Brittingham,
two well-known farmers who lived near
Laurel, were killed yesterday afternoon
by nOrthbound express No. 90, on the
Delaware railroad. They were walking
along the track and were so wrapped up
to keep the cold from their ears that
they did not hear the train approaching.
During the afternoon, Edward Wright,
freight conductor on the Delaware
division, was struck and instantly killed
by train No. o., the New York express.
He was taking the numbers Of the cars
which composed his train when the
express struck him. Wright lived at
No. 733 Pine street, in this city. His
body was brought here at 7.90 o'clock
last evening and taken to his late home.
He leaves a large family.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
lonnsnI nrnrphx Hero.

United States Consul George II. Muir
ply, wife and child, of Hanover, Ger
many, are in this city. They are stop
ping a. the Clayton House, the guests Of
their aunt, Miss Hobart Murphy.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
JUDGE WALES ON REGISTERS.
u. S. Circuit Court of Appeals sustains
the National Cash Register Co.

the National Cash Register Co.
A most important cash register decis-
ion has Just been rendered in Philadel,
phia by the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals, the highest court in patent
cases sustaining the National Cash
Register Company's patent upon the
Automatic Cash drawer and awarding a
decree against the American Cash
Register Company.
The Court of Appeals was composed
of Judges Dallas, of Philadelphia
Wales, of Delaware, and Burlington, of
Pittsburg. and the case was the first one
appealed TO that court after its organi-
zation under the recent act of Congress.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
ASSOCIATION HALL NOTES.
Physical Directors Visit Their Friends
During the Holidays.

Physical Director George T. Hepburn,
of the East Liberty branch of the Pitts
burg association spent Sunday and Mon
day with relatives and friends in thi;
city.
Physical Director William f. Hoffman,
of the Wilmington Association, is spend
ing the holidays with friends in York and
Harrisburg, Pa.
The Christmas Messengers" were Sc
effectively given in Association Hall on
last Sunday afternoon that, by the unan
imous request Of the audience they vii
be repeated on next Sunday.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27
DIaine Gettinr AIonr NIceIv.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-At o'clock
this morning Mr.. Blaine was reported as
having passed a comfortable night, and
is considerably improved in his condition.
Evening journal., 1892-12-27

Cookman M. +. Sunday school will celebrate
Christmas to-day in the George Gray Demo-
cratic wigwam in the Seventh ward. d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. mo offerings OF to-
baccOs at auction on Change to-day
Private sales reported 10 the secretary or the
Richmond tobacco trade to-day we're extremely
light.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY:
Inspections. bright, en h0gsheads. dark ~ hogs
heads and fierce No reinspectlOns.
Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Dominion. Smell
burne's. ShOckOe and Seabrookes TOBACCO ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. 50 packages;
deliveries %.
The United States internal revenue collections
for the city OF Richmond. Va, today arc; lax
paid cigars and cigarettes. sG6aO5; plug to-
bacco. s2.5l5lA Total. S3l419
A righi good sale Of bright loose tobacco at
Shelhurnes warehouse to-day; another sale at
this warehouse tomorrow;
Shockoe sold 3.l65 pounds loose tobaccoS to-
day. Highest price. Sll.2j.
4 very good sale at Planters to-day, and an
other for tomorrow.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Trade
to-day: Jackson 1nrpin, CINCINNATI; Lyon q.
Tyler, williamsburg; ). W. N.nable, Peters
burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

movement for. the week promises TO be
very light. Tho sem-woekly movement
az nine towns. "a made up bv the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange shows the receipts
1000 less than last year. and decrease OF 4Vn
halca in the stock OF the week. During the AZ
t.rnoon Information tensn 90 be received from
the interior towns that the movement promised
10 10 exceedingly light for the week, and the
persistent Absorption ~ cotton by prominent
house soon had It's effect uron the market ana
u gradually advanced. closing firm at about last
night prices. The strength OF the market WIS
TO zee able IN The nearly positions and u IN
evdcui that cotton IL being bought FOR invest,
mcnt 10y parties. who having them are di'ppseu
to own cotton without selling futures against IL
on tho present low basis of values
Futures closed steady Receipts for the day.
32.o93 .bales against 2i,00 last year. Inc SPOT
market is quiet and unchanged Middling mp
lands. g-iG sales. i3 bales. Transactions IN
futures, i2loo0 bales. January. 1850 e2e;
March. IE@15S: April r6leH62. May, 1'is
s.s5: June 7S507.s6; July. 79jg796; August
s.03ASO5: September, 6i2sSh.
rRoDUCE
Flonr-Tlour closed quiet. but firm and un-
changed. Southern flour closed steady and
unchrngcd
Wfeat-Whest ortions opened weak and
love- TODAY, but after the hrst half hour for
eicn buyers checked the downward movement
ard caused the market 10 take an upward turn.
Prices closed strong, ana Us TO lyc higher
spot lots firm: No. red winter, cash. sl.o5ti.;
January sl.O5; February. SI.O6; March, s1.0i54.;
April sl0riS.: May. sl.o7
Corn-Corn options were fairly active to-day.
closing steady At slight advance spot lots
closed hrmer; No. 2 mixed, cash, SIZE; jan
uary, SIC: February, 5i56c; March, 5l3sc.
OatS-Oats options were fairly active and
steady, closing 80 &c. higher. Spot lots closed
steady: No white. 3glsc. No. do 3Sia@33c.;
No. mixed. Sc; No z do 3,@37lSc.; No. 2
mixed, January, size; February, 573.c.; Nay
Sic
Pork-pork quiet; new mess. $40.
Lard-Lard firm; January, S6.l9; February
90 g.: March. SGO6.
Sugars-Raw sugar active and firm; musco-
yado. 20 test, &c; centrifugal. 96 test. 3 1-l60a
3ttc. Refined more active and strong; cut loaf
and crushed. 5'sc; powdered, 4 7-lGc.; granu-
lated, $40 iSsc.: cules. q 1-lGc.; mould "A"
s-lbcc.; confectioners' A &C.
Conee-Sgot lots coffee dull; fair Rio cargoes,
l6l,c; Rio or Santos No. q January, Sl2.3J;
February. S12.05; March sll9o. 20
Nayai -Turpentne in light request
and rather easier on machines; quoted AZ &c.
regular and 3iH4c. machine barrels. hosin IN
moderate jObblng demand s. steady prices;
strained, Sl.3j: good strained, sl.i0.
Petroleum Pipe Line certificates duh and
weak February opened 81 6f14c.; highest,
6lS4c.; lowest, Gle; closing 6ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
rlyANCE AND COMMERCE
os,,e QUOTATIONS or MONEY
and sales At the Richmond Tobacco
wv ,,ehsusc -Iaternai Revenue 0'''''-
lion. Foreign Advicos'

yorx. Jan s-Nonev closed "@Ss PER
Nv ,,re... eis hiebese2 Exchange closed
CERT .,i arm Posted rates. 'sse',''s' actual
'' ,ssal for Sky ds1s and 'S91 Tor
Tt. co,erameu, bonds closed steady;
se-'.r ~. ,.atia. fs coupon. ii6's bid' e1-
f.ss.. registered 200 bid
t market thts morning opened iFTefN-
$500 rla frs. few moments OF trading
ln .e MAS developed except IN the case
-r Pacific preferred when WAS cute
a SOL .n1 declined per cent. Aelue rom
Ff. -tfs bra lerrel. New England, INCH
ran- man, and Chicago, AMI few 9th,
f.f +n- most cOuspicuoas WchmonH ana
ar, r.ua. especially strong, Advancing
Nc.. rrneA Tho general LIST wa' "a
So rscaoushv higher 40 that
rag closed yesterday. After
lof however, t4cle was a decided change,
10 Nc.'' ..nr movcm nt was developed and
le.' ,raf sharply. Al midday they were
ISL ir lower than they closed last night
.E market WIS not SO active during Io
1tfs MN rric,s irrecular. New Ao'A
-nsIand Was sold 20 some extent afeI
o. ,rement Of The election OF Ats.l"
80 ..rrrsident bat its price dli not nae ,ai...
ra There wore a number OF aires NE,
rAt .a.. throughout the Afternoon. ne
49, '..d Irregular. The totSl sale to-"@y
l.'- b. shares. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICF.-THE CREDlrORS or r. II;
y NAUI.Y & co. secured boy the deed OF said
firm dated the 18TH of August, Is7i, are hereby
notified that by decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Grants administrators against Maury and 9th
ers on the I'D December, 1891, the undersigned
special commissioners, or either OF them. are
among said creditors in the manner set forth
i'm said decree. But the series Of notes mem
toned in said decree remaining unpaid must be
Exhibited 10 the undersigned or one OF them.
bv the holders thereof; and payment Will be
made 10 the said creditors. the personal repre-
sentatives of such as may he dead, the assignees
of said notes, or the attorneys OF parties emil
lad 10 payuent LLGH Il. PAGE.
H. II. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners
Nos > and Shafer Building.
Richmond. Dec 81, 1891 u l-2W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
d enLn1. Hlch,st. Closlna.
Baltimore.

q, DAiflNoEg. Nh. Jan Flour dull and I'M
K -@rA Receipts. 1904: sales, 900 barrels.
So. Aimer; 30. red spot. si.Q2sl02A;
sc f..u-. tebruary, sIO314: March, sl.O5t4;
co.. 40 red y.,ac Receipts. S.5f9 bushels;
SOM. iII bushels; sales. HGiOW bushels.
az % "N'st hrmer; fuitZ 95c; longberry,
ie.r ,o'h lrn' mixed SPOT, 52MeJet3c.; teb-
49,. f3llec.; March. 5lltc; May. bic.
t,. q mixed, f7538iSc. Receipts lo9J12 bush
sA' sales s000 bushels. Southern corn
1fli. NDlie ite5ec.; yellow. 47@j9c Oats
W.. no. white Western. 3SlSa 800: No ?
i0 ''tc. Receipts. 1900 bushels stock.
Jri s1 bushels; stock. i51.,,i bushels. Uav
ig5 steady; good 10 choice timothy, sl25O@
Cora, Nfaln Ireights quiet and unchanged
n.,s1 nominal; midaling 71sc Provisions
catsgs gA4 unchanged, Butter firm and un-
gram. laiI. lsc.; No. z. 1886. sugar steady:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

a IA iohK, Jan. 6-Messrs. Hubbard, Price
Liver, 10 the.I cotton circular. say: ''lhe
iAan on. market is apparently less disturbed
Prices !, own ~ tho large supplies Of cotton
he .o,,enn..ic today were at no time lower than
hsais &C.. lhc closing was quiet at about last
sfuree 80 ,es. Hero the market opened at an
l1yhg o ~, rom 70 r points, and some largo
Session . s,s were executed during the early
tsd H. -. morrow led 70 some selling and car
sLsre ~ lfices, back 10 last nights figures.
STOOD a. IL o'clock. The interior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
CHRISTMAS.

CHRIsTMAs.
We are Offering for tho Holidays an extra fine
selected stock OF the following goods: New
cleaned CUkhANIS and kAiSlNS; extra inc
Iii kind. of new NUTS and fine Dehosa RAILS
us: new layer FIGS DATES and French
PRJNES: best MlNCE MEATS and Pr, II
PUDDlNGS: finest CHOCOLATES and CAN-
fable SHERRlES: very old PORTS and French
BRANDlES: Jamaica RUM and Batavia Az.
RAG We have also great variety otlmported
ASPARAGUS, CAULIfLOMEA PEAS and
BEANS IN glass AMI tins. at
HERMANN SCHMIDT5
800 and JO2 east Broad street,
and
WI. WHITES s33 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

LIVERPOOL. Jan. G.-Spot cotton steady. with
fair demand. Middling nplands. A'sd.: sales,
10000 bales. Futures quiet; January February,
3 3-6id.; February March. std; March
April, Slid; ApTil-May Il-6id.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
PROPOSALS.


EASTERN LUNATIC AsYLUM,l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.
January 4, ls92)
The undersigned will, until y O'Clock N. OF
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1872 receive seaed
proposals for furnishing this institution win
the following for the ensuing quarter, begin
ming JANUARY !, 1892:
GROCERIES.
l65 Barrels Family Flour.
400 Bushels Corn Meal go pounds per busheD.
1000 Pounds Shoulder Bacon.
1900 Pounds Ham Bacon.
600 Pounds Pure ard.
1000 Pounds Granulated Sugar.
22OO Pounds Yellow Sugar.
1870 Pounds Laguayra Coffee.
$50 Pounds Green lea.
500 Pounds Rice.
300 Pounds Soda Crackers
TOO Pounds Laundry Soap
POO Gallons NOlasses.
As Gallons Vinegar.
- Barrels HerrIngs.
% Cases Tomatoes.
DRY GOODS.
1000 Yards Mems Wear
900 Yards DOmestlcs
80 Yards Calico.
500 Yards bingham
$50 Yards bleached Cotton.
500 Yards tnbleached Cotton.
5OO Yards Sheetng 90.
Dozen Mems Jndershlrts.
10 Dozen WOmens Vests.
80 Dozen Pair Mems Shoes Is. rs ~.
rs Dozen Pair Womens Shoes 70, 6, -.
go Pair Blankets
% Dozen Pair Half-HOse.
Parties may bid for any one or more Of the
articles above. All are required 10 furnish with
bids samples 10 be examined by the board OF
Directors al their meeting January Il. 1922.
Articles in ali cases must come fully up TO
samples otherwise 10 be returned az bidders
expense All articles must be delivered, freight
prepaid. at the Williamsburg depot on or before
the gist day OF January, 1892, unless otherwise
required by the undersigned, and viii be re-
weighed and rem assured Payments 10 be made
within thirty da al er receipt of the goods.
No payment 10 DO made until the contract has
been fully and faithfully complied with.
Bidders must state price On each sample and
designate their samples with private mark do
not use same mark as IN former bids, but IN no
ease must name Of bidder appear on sample A
list of bidders, samples. prices mark and name
must be sealed AM addressed TO the Board OF
Directors care OF tho undersigned. The right
being reserved 10 award the contract 70 any one
or more OF the bidders, or reject any or all bids
offered.
Samples should be marked TO Furnish Sup
'''' &. p. ARMISTFAD.
ja6.T,s Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum.