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The morning call., 1892-02-07

the lost. The pilot boat brought the news
Of the wreck. The steamer left Cardiff
yesterday and went ashore during the
dense fog of last night on the Isle Of ST.
Marion, one of the Sciny group The tide
rose and the steamer foated off. but the
bottom was so badly damaged she filled and
foundered. II is learned that ten men, in
stead OF nine, are missing. and very little
hope IS entertained that they are still alive.
The last seen Of the captain and the nine
other missing men they were trying 10
launch boat 1t is supposed they went
down with the steamer.
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SCANDALS IN CANADA.

Charges Of Corruption Against Prominent
Officials.
TORONTO, Feb. 6.-The Globe publishes
to-day serious charges against Sir Adolphe
Caron, Postmaster-General and Tarte, who
made the charges that resulted in Sir Hec-
tor Lsngevln's downfall, and will call for a
reOpeDng Of the inquiry OF last session. 1t
will publish fac Smiles OF the documents in
checks, which it claims will prove that Sir
AdOlphe drew upon the funds in Nc
GTeeyy's hands for the election II 1887 and
that his drafts we're for political purposes.
IT alleges that Tarte also received some Of
the money; also, that boodlinE was carried
Oh in the Quebec district. directly under the
personal superinten1ence Of the Minister of
The Crown and on regular business prlnci-
pies Several members Of Parliament are
alleged 10 10 implicated
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RAILROAD COLLISION.
An Unknown Woman and a Tramp Crushed
Death.

An unknown Woman and a Tramp Crushed to
Death.
BEATRICE (Eebr), Feb. Ga serious
wreck occurred on the Burlington road this
afternoon near Wymore. The 81. Louis and
Denver express stopped on the curve, the
engine having blown out the cylinder head.
Before the flagman could get back fast
freight train crashed into the rear coach.
Nearly all the passengers were out, but one
unknown woman was caught in the wreck
and fatally injured. An unknown tramp,
riding on the first car of the freight train,
was killed.
RICHMOND (Va.), Feb. Ga sad collision
occurred this evening on the Norfolk and
Western Railway, three miles below Black
stOn, between q material train and u local
freight Both engines were badly injured,
and several cars were derailed. 1t is i'm
possible TO learn whether any one was In
iured
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CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
A Woman Shot Through the Head by Dis
carded Lover.

a Woman Shot Through the Head by Dis
carded Lover.
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Michael Mcclure,
restaurant-keeper at 101 North Fourteenth
street, ST. Louis, shot and fatally wounded
Lizzie Massangle, who had discarded him
for an advertising agent named Frank Me-
Lain and fled to this city. The girl is r
handsome brunette and was formerly a
waitress in McGuire's restaurant. She re-
ceived word that Mcclure had threatened
her and Secreted herself, but the restaurant
man found McLain and inundated him
into showing the way to her hiding place.
Mcclure attempted to force the girl to go
with him and she, trying to rush away, was
stopped by three bullets, one of which en-
tered her head.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Ga few days ago
Michael Mcclure, who killed his wife in
Chicago tonight, notified the police of his
wife's flight with better looking man and
5000 of his (McGuire'S) money. The police
were unable to learn anything beyond the
fact that the woman ostensibly left for Chi
cago. With this information Mcclure left.
Mcclure kept a small restaurant, but has
no local history of consequence.
The morning call., 1892-02-07
GRAIN FOR RUSSIA.

A Relief Vessel to Be Dispatched From
Philadelphia February 18th.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. GA meeting OF
the Russian Famine Committee a dispatch
was sent to Miss Clara Barton of the Red
Cross, saying that Philadelphia would. on
February 18th. ship 5000 tons of goods to
Russia and offering to transport all grain
that arrived before that date. J. was also
decided to send telegramS TO the Governors
of Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana
to send all the provisions they could con-
troll Ii is expected that the steamship In
diana, which arrives in this port February
18Th, will be secured for the purpose.
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CARRS AND WALLACES.

nessee Family Feud.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Feb. 6.-Near Silver
Point in Putnam County, there was a coun-
try dance Wednesday night. followed by a
fresh outbreak of the family fell of the
Cars and Wallaces. The latter, it is said,
were attacked on their way home, and later
they assaulted the Cars at their home.
Miss Carr was shot through the head. On
the other side Wallace and two friends
named Anderson and Tucker were all
fatally wounded. and a numbe er of others
seriously. Further trouble is fearel
The morning call., 1892-02-07
Missfon-street Ex,ension.

There will be a meeting Of the Mission
street Property-owners' Protective Associ-
alton at Scottish Hall. Ill Larkin street on
Tuesday evening next February 9th, for
the purpose Of taking action against the
proposed extension Of West Mission street
10 point on Market street opposite Frank
lin. The cost and damages of the proposed
scheme will be thoroughly discussed by able
speakers, and IL is important that all the
owners Of property on Mission street from
the water front be pTesen.s
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OBJECTIONABLE PROTEST.
Three Philadelphia Letter-Carriers Suspended

Three Philadelphia Letter-Carriers Suspended
for Issuing Circular Letter.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-Three letter
carriers, Francis Braceland, Frank Roguet
and James OSulIiyan, were suspended to-
day by Postmaster Field for the issuance of
a circular letter calling a meeting of Phila-
delphia carriers tomorrow for the purpose
Of protesting against what they term de
riers' eight-hOur law" which, they state,
depriyes carriers of all advantages they
heretofore enjoyed. AS the paper is couched
In decidedly warllke and defiant terms, it
was impossible for the Postmaster to over
link il
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MysteriouslY DISAPPEARED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Camil Larsen, q
youth of 20 years. arrived from Germany on
the Ems last Tuesday with the intention of
going to the home of Joseph Morlntz, pro-
prietor of German newspaper in Phila-
delphia. He has not reached that place yet,
nor has he cabled his father in Bradford,
England, of his safe arrival here. Larsen
had drafts representing large amount Of
money.
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preferred candidate OF the majority Of tbe
committee. The people are urged to fight
at the primaries to elect delegates who re-
gard SNAP" convention as detrimental to
the true interests of the party, and who, in
taking their seats, will move that the con-
yention dissolve without taking any action
at all. Devotion is urged to the great is
1890, and absolute loyalty to the candidate
who shall be declared by the National Con-
VentIon TO be the best and trueSt represen-
tative of those PRINCIPLES.
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
Sensational Charges by the Defendant in &
Cleveland Divorce Suit

Cleveland Divorce Suit.
CLEVELAND, Feb. Ga sensation was
caused yesterday when Captain j. W.
Moore. one of the best-known and wealth.
est vessel-owners on the Great Lakes, sued
for divorce from his wife, Laura Moore.
He is about GO years of age, and his wife is
about 40 years old. He married her twelve
years ago, when she was widow with two
children. Captain Moore charges unfaith-
fulness. A prominent liyery-stable keeper
and one j. Arthur Wilson are named as CO.
respondents. To-day Mrs. Moore sued Cap
tain Moore, Captain w. S. Mack, Captain
Richard Neville, J. Arthur Wilson and
others for 100000 damages, charging con-
spiraey. She alleges that Wilson was in
troduced TO her by Mack, and, through the
pretenSe of taking her to visit his wife,
lured her into adlsTeputable house, when the
other defendants appeared upon the scene
and caused her arrest. She says it is a
conspiracy to deprive her of her just share
of her husbands estate, and that Wilson
was paid $1,000 for his work.
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CAPTAINS CHANGED.
The Cruisers Charleston and Baltimore 10
Have New Commanders.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,-Several important
orders were issued from the Navy Depart
ment to-day. Captain Schley is relieved
from the command OF the cruiser Baltimore
and placed on duty in charge Of the Third
Lighthouse District, with headquarters at
Staten Island, n. Y. relieving Captain II.
+. Picking. who IL ordered to the command
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

Address Issued by the Opponents Of the Feb
ruary State Convention.
NEW YORK, Feb. GA committee of
Democrats, appointed at the recent meet
ing opposed to the calling of the State Con-
vention in February, Issued an address to
the Democrats of the State to-day, saying
that the State Convention had been called
by committee for the 23d OF February for
the manifest purpose of forestalling public
opinion and influencing political action of
other States by an apparent unanimous
delegation from Now York In favor Of the
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Ocean stAamshin Ashore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6. - The Allan line
steamship Polynesian. from Liverpool via
Halifax, for this city with small number
OF passengers and general cargo, IS ashore
at Cape Henry. She is in no danger, and II
is thought she will come off at the next high
tide The passengers and crew arc all well
and no fears are entertained for their
safety.
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MADRID, Feb. t. - Reports from many
places in the northern part Of the kingdom
state that heavy floods are devastating the
country there. From the dispatches re-
Ceiyed il is evident that foods prevail
throughout all the northern provinces. A.
ready great damage has been done. and
greater damage Is feared as the waters
show No sign Uf subsJdin-.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
British Manufacturers Advised Not to Send
Exhibits

Exhibits,
LoNDoN. Feb. 6.-The Standard COM
ments on q letter in which the writer ad-
vises British manufacturers not to send ex-
hibits to the Worlds Fair, and denounces
the exhibition as a palpable trap of the
United States, which, while cutting out
pcr cent, designs TO gather collections Of
The best products Of foreign markets with a
view TO pirdtiug them The paper SAYS:
Americans are no less shrewd than the peo-
pie of other nations. and Will doubtless
profit by any chance offered; but il is more
probable that The projected fair is purely
due 10 a spirit Of rivalry. lit comes i'll
from Us 20 denOuuce the appropriation of
foreigners IDEAS, taste or skill
The morning call., 1892-02-07
Another Crank Arrested.

New YORK, Feb. GA crank, who gave
his name as Peter Leonard and residence at
35 Chambers street, was arrested this morn
ing in front of Inspector ByInes' house
He had been hanging around several days
and says Inspector Byrnes has S500,GO0 Of
his money.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Which regulates the stomach, liver and bowels
stimulates secretion OF the gastric juice, removes
acidity aud tones the entire system to health
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparhia and find it te
be the best blood purifier 1 have ever used-"-MRs.
d. FIELD Auburn, Cal.
HOODS PILLS.-For the liver and bowels.
act easily yet promptly and efhcisntly. Price 25G
nos eOd&Su
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Store Taksn under Attachment.

New YORK, Feb. 6.-The Sheriff has
taken possession Of the store of w. II. Cum
mings, dealer in scrap rubber. on an at
tachment for S11 900, in favor of the Coed
ridge Manufacturing Company Of Newport,
R. l., for wrongful conversion of personal
DrOpprtY
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A FOREIGN swINDLER.
The United States Legation Exposes a Bogus
Claim AGENT

LONDON, Feb. 5.-In consequence of the
large number If letters that have been lately
received from tile United States in regard
TO sending money to a William Lord Moore.
as agent in London, to prosecute claims to
property in England, the United States
Legation in this city. with the aid of the
police. has investigated and established the
fact that Moore is a Swndler. with a New
! Ork connection. styled "the European
Claims Agency, Z. Ross manager"
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THE ARGENTINE ANXIOUS.

Prospects of Political Disturbances at To-
Days Elections
NEW DIRK, Feb. 6-The Herald
BUeuos Ayres special says: Throughout
the Argentine Republic the utmost DIS
quiet prevails over to-morrow's provincial
elections, and the general alarm seems only
too well founded for the country is rent
with political feuds. Tie various political
parties are armed with reyoIvers and
cudsels. Intense anxiety is felt everywhere
N LIS ..LE tn.n.gLt
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ROME Feb 6.-Au immense FIRE occurred
to-day in the PantaneIas. a large -four
warehouse. The flames spread rapidly 20
all parts Of the building, and threatened 10
extend to tie adjoining property. The loss
has not been estimated, bat viii be very
.arua
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JACKSON'S PLANS.
Willing to Meet COrbett After His Fighs
With SlaYin.

.dNIus
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.-Peter Jackson, the
colOred puglist, was seen this morning re-
garding the articles of agreement signed by
Corbett to fight the winner of the SIavin-
Jackson contest at New Orleans for a purse
of $4,000. 81 have said before | viii not
that l don't think | could get fair play, bus
because of the feeling there against nv
race. As to signing this agreement, l will
say shall sign nothing. l will finish the
fight have on hand first, and then look
after others. II win this fight with Savin.
then | will be glad to meet COrbett, and give
him the first chance, if he wants it. But
before this fight is over l will not do any
thing"
The morning call., 1892-02-07

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 6.-By an explosion of
ntro-glycerine near CahOkia to-day White
Spencer, 40 years of age, and his son John,
9 years of age, were blown into fragments.
The cause Of the explosion is unknown.
The morning call., 1892-02-07
The ROYAL Batrothal.

LONDON, Feb 6.-Tne rumors that Prince
George of Wales and Princess Mary Of Teck
are likely to marry have gained wide cir
Culati0n here Il is said Queen Victoria is
fay0rab,y disposed toward the match
The morning call., 1892-02-07

LONDON, Feb. 9 - The fishing smack
Daisy arrived at Hull to-day and reports
that during a series Of gales which she en-
counteTed three Of her crew were washed
overheard and drowned
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No Stomach

Can long stand abusive reatment, such toe
hearty and rapid eating, too much rich food hurry
Ing to and from meals, oyeruse OF stimu!ants or
narcotics, etc. The inevitable result must bs indE
gestioo and LATER
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Foxhall Ke.ne Ren1r.sd pzing.

New YORK. Feb. Ga report reached
New ! ork to-day from London that F0xhau
keene, who WAS injured iu a fox hunt on
January 29.h is dying. He was the best
gentleman r.der in the country.
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FOUND GUILTY.
Member Of a Famous Gang of Street Letter.
Box Thieves Convicted.

Box Thieves Convicted.
DENVER (Colo.), Feb. 6.-Elmer Beck.
alias j. S. StrattOn, was convicted to-day Of
having forged $1,000 check. Stratton is
one of famous gang of street letter-boX
robbers who have operated in nearly every
large city, and who were arrested at At
lanta, Ga, October last. Stratton escaped
from Jail and came West. He has four
more charges Of forgery and burglary
against him.
The morning call., 1892-02-07

ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 6-The council Of
the Emperor has approved measures to rem
der tie land held by peasants iual enable
and to establish relief and pens .On funds
The morning call., 1892-02-07
Failure Of Coal-Dealers.

BROOKLYN, Feb. 6.-J. NJ. Baron & Co.
cOal-dealers, have assigned, with liabilities
of 100000 and nominal assets of S115,OO0.
The morning call., 1892-02-07
Dyspepsia,

With all the horrible suffering many people know
too well. Dyspepsia does get well OF itself It
requires careful attention 10 diet and good medl-
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A STEAMER SUNK.

The Empiricos ashore in Fog Several Of the
Crew Lost.
LONDON. Feb g. "A Greek steamer
bound from Cardiff for Malta was lost on
enc Of the ScIlIy Islands Fifteen of her
crew were saved, but nine are missing.
Ine name Of the steamer is the EmpiricOs.
uei captain, mate and engineers are among
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COLD WEATHER.

Intense Suffering Among the New Settlers
in the Indian Country.
KANSAS CITY, Feb G.-A special to the
Star from Guthrie, o. T., says; The recent
cosd weather has caused great suffering
among the new settlers in the Indian coun-
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THE WATERBURY, ABDUCTION.
Switzerland Held for the Superior Court as
an ACCESSORY.

an Accessory.
GREENWICH Comm, Feb. 6.-Sam South
erl and, who with John McCann and Charles
E. Waterbury was arrested for kidnapping
Ward Waterbury, had hearing to-day.
Switzerland refused to be sworn and would
not make any plea. Prosecutor Walsh said
he would admit that Switzerland was not
actually one of the kidnapers but asked
the Judge to hold the prisoner as accessory,
in that lie knew all about the matter and
assisted in planning it. The Judge took tbs
same view and held him in 5000 bonds for
the action OF the SupeTIOr Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

DE-. q. Archer, tho health officer Of
a. drioo county. Inspector larue, and
OF fairfield District yesterday inorn,ne.
They found soDe Of tho suDurbe around
the eastern portion Of the city greatly Ia
need OF attention. and directed that the
work OF cleaning up begin this morning.
That section around Chelsea Hill was 10
very good condition. and very little trash
OF garbage needs TO be removed.
DR.. Archer. Squire Lewis, and Inspector
Sheppard went over Tuckahoo District
yesterday afternoon, and wall have such
improving and cleaning up as they found
to be necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
GATHERED AT The CAPITOL.
'oeir Political Disabilities Removed
Bids for the Library, &C.

hios Tor the Library, &c.
q, governor Mckinney yesterday removed
zoe Pohiical disabilities OF Levi N. and
~ 'yiI Al. Michael, who were convicted of
sL's~iol assault In Augusta county Ia Oc-
@oei' 1870, and sentenced 10 one year
~, ,ayH N the penitentiary. These par.
vs. served part Of their term and
s'ie hardened. Since that time they
1--we - conducted themselves as good, law
so.l'ng citizens The removal OF their
wi disabilities was asked by the Judge
~ 80 presided at the trial and . number OF
'Ad4le.ent'sl citizens OF the county.
Sc contract for the erection Of the
S 0e-. horafy building will be awarded
ssit Monday. There will be several bids
~ we work. Builders are here from New
. awt' Washington, and Brunswick. Ca.
EebhiEg 20 send in their Applications.
sst T. .Ild that five Richmond Arms will
az. ~; George Morton..of 1T. Louis. Mo-.
'a-'od on the Governor yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fi0 SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, ~. NEW YoRx. NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

In THESOUTH.

A grand offering Of extraordinary
values mot for one day or . week. but
for all the season.
Ii you have not made q visit to our
magnificent store. with its mammoth
stock, it will pay you to do so. The
only house in the city showing a full aud
complete line Of FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS, SILKS. LADIES,
MISSES. AND CHILDREN'S WRAPS
and JACKETS. CARPETS and RUGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

not produce the requisite bond and VA
| sent 10 jail.
Ybe case Of Ei;mbsth Cox and Fannie
| Kendall {both whsto), charged with keep
| inc en- unlawful and disofdc5iv house. Was
continued until SHptomber 3ath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
TAe Brlsgs oammls.,an.r..

me James River Bridge Commissioners
1870 49,. % haye held an important meeting
Sy ss'1 afternoon, bat quorum Of IL
~, 49, tSois did not respond 70 the call. il
sss', sesa some tins since this body had
ns,s.al ana much business OF prs5sl.,e
'a'Ie Is now awaiting transaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
changed with stssI,ns |. uo,,s.

va e nsle negro Coy named John Rob.nsoa
Hors'na geo n TIE Police Cart yesterde5
lie $50 WIN feioniously bfsAxsag Into
q E o,ss ss o. ". !. Mcdowell and stealing
e 80 ~ positive proof t..st The little Nero
rss.s 'sssa the act. aud The Justice osis
.sseaIsd bali in sLs sum al $50 for s,rsy
N' ''' Soha's soed bshsSioh hs ala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
SAks AND COMPANY.
p orsrrso Our Tnr Posi-
BlLIT1ES.

TT EALTH- COMFORT LOOKS
are urging the FALL SHOES
"Low cuts"-light colors--
and thin soles won't do for this end
OF the year----No matter ii they
arc not "played out.'-Keep 'om
for next time.-Do You know tho
most eminent physicians say that
one Of the sure representatives. Of the
cholera is to keep the feet warns--
and dry.--wen, you can't do 1t
IN Summer Shoes.
What we want is TO sell you
that new pair--We'eve got a big
ger shoe-sto7e than we had last
season--Got things moro conveniently
arranged-nearly double the variety
and can serve two people where
wo have been serving one.
Our stock is made for us--and that's
the next thing to making 1t ourselves.---
We have all to say as TO tchat aud hO,O.-
We know what takes-for We keep our
ears opon--snd when you drop word
give hlnt--we turn II TO good account
That's why you see here Just what
suits you--The country is fun of
shoemaksrs-bu there's certain "set"
that have got the best of it-and
they're our suppllers.
SHOES are something we don't
"job" sSSsSdnd for-because 1t isn't safe
But we don't skip any Of the good
things-IFs US that always have the
famous success In FOOTWEAR
Here's that PERFECTION SHOE for
Ladies--Ifs got a dozen special
points-besides beng made of the
very best OF stock--Comfort is Its
cardinal virtue-with shapeliness
that makes II STAR TO see.'---It's
IN two grades, s2.75 and $3.50.
Another one is the "FRENcH PRO-
CEss.D--comfort is what it was
made for-and It comes up to the
highest expectations 1t 10
only sl.9s Is the astonishing part
1t looks double the vaiue---wears
ike it. too
AS a parallel FOR the aea-there's
our celebrated sLes BLACK BOT
TOM KANGARoo--thas never has
been cutdone.--se.5o and 50 are two
other specially interesting grades
OF course we've cosslisr sHoEs-bu'
tina. Isn't the point--Ifs how much
sa,isfact,on We can give you for
n,ae.---1no stock is fun Of 'ucooss-
ful illustrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
FUR TRIMMINGS.

This Ia to be great FUR season. The moro fur
you use the more stylish you will BIO. Dame
Fashion says fur on everything To meet this GER
TAIN demand we are now showing an immense
line IN TWO-INCH BAND FUR and PIPING, In
coon, Coney, Seal, Wool Seal. and Angora, In
white, black, blue, and tan, az prices much iess
than these goods are ordinarily sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

WANTED, TO BORROW 5000
w ON WELL-LocATED, IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, on stroet-car line. u sn5lncss
section Of Newport News Address ros ss
hox I33, Newport News, We. 90 2l-S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

No other house DoES-EvER DID--or EVER
W!LIr-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21

HEALTH RESORT. --RAWLEY
-I1ePRfNG8,vA- Beautifully situated. Tonic
water Ut the world Good botela Open soptsm-
Der and October. Climate unezceled: