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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
cpeiissD
1blishei daily except sundays sH- .sy1k-. 4
ROk III.

ave., a stamtad do Crawford
ave., Is utica, cd ulicy State
do Halsted i IA utica cd ulicy
Canal do Robey.
Ustawe to przekazano ko-
mitetowi ulic dzielnicy zacho-
dniej.
Prezydent Yerkes przedlozyl
takze Radzie miejskiej powo-
dy, dla czego ME chce dac Ii
stononoszom wolnej podr6zy
ma swoich liniach. Listonosze
ME SO miejskimi, tylko rzado-
wynn urzednikami, 2e Wuj
Sam ME prosi} wcale o taxi
podarunek i bez szemrania
p1aci $4,000 rocznie "a bilety,
przeto pan Yerkes ME widzi
powodu do robienia takiego
prezentu rzadowi. Rada miej.
ska uzna}a wyw6d "a siuszny.
,,Plumbiarze" zesziego ty-
godnia wszelkich swych wp1y-
WOW uzyli, azeby ME podwyz-
szono ich licencyi z 81 ma 500,
to tez zywa wczoraj by4a wal
ka O to. Ma}o brakowaio,
o pozostawionoby licencya ta-
ka, jaka jest, t. j. 81 rocznie, +
tylko 30 g}osami przeciw %
tego rodzaju wniosek odrzuco.
no, przyjeto natomiast uchwa-
3e, by to licencya podnlesc do
S25, 36 g}osami przeciw 10.
Pomiedzy innymi r6znymi
wnioskami jeszcze uchwalono
zniesc ustawe zabraniajaca
uzywania was sprezynowych
przez rzeznik6w. "A glosaml
przeciw 8 uchwalono, ke wag
takich ma przysz}osc uzywac
wolno.
Niespodzianka by} wniosek
aldermana Hayes, azeby ratusz
,,przemufowac" t.j. W inne
miejsce przeniesc, z powodu,
ze ruch w sr6dmiesciu jest "a
wielki ME dozwala spokojnie
odbywad narad. Wniosek po-
daje, by miasto zakupi4o grunt
W okolicy odgraniczonej utica.
mi: dwunasta, Lake, Halstedi
Ashland ave., najlepiej Union
Park" tam wysUawie ratIsz.
Wni6s} r6wniez, azeby wyzna-
czye komitet z 3 alderman6w
dzielnicy zachodniej, a po ~
p6}nocnej po}udniowej, ably
ten komitet po odbyciu narad
W so dniach z}oAyl sprawozda-
ME. Wniosek przyieto z gfo-
snym entuzyazmem jednogfo-
snie.
Ma przysz}y poniedziaiek,
jako specyalny interes ma po-
siedzenie Rady miejskiej, wy
znaczono wniosek aldermana
Gosselina mo seat no fare".
w sprawie wystawy.
Pan Will. j. Baker, prezy-
dent dyrektoryatu wystawy,
opowiada, re kwestya komunl.
kacyi miedzy Lake Front" a
jackson Park" jest juz pra.
vie rozwiazana, gdyz ma sic
zawrzec Z kompania kolei
Illinois Central uk}ad, moca
kt6rego ia kompania "a pew
mem wynagrodzeniem wybu-S
duje kolej elektryczna miedzy
temi obu miejscami. Poczatek
linii ma bye ma Lake Front.
Ma wsch6d cd tefazniejszego
toru kolejowego, a zatem tus
przy brzegu jeziora, ma bye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
Nasz zbior pszenicy.

NaSZ ZDlOf pSZen1cy.
Nee0 YORK., IL stycznia.
Charles A. Pittsburg z Min
neapolis, szef frmy ,,Pittsburg
Washburn Milling Company /,
ktory zakupi} pred dwoma
laty syndykat angielski, wczo-
raj by1 tu W hotelu Fifth
Ave-" tax sic wyrazil o mi
wach tegorocznych: ,,Miesz-
ka6cy ma Wschodzie ME zupe}-
ME rozumieja, jak sic zdaje,
co oznacza obfity zbi6r pszeni
cy W kraju i jake skutki ME
zwykle znaczny zbi6r ten "a
soba pociagnie. Odkad tu je
stem, s}ysze ciag}e skargi, re
ME spe}ni}y sic przepowiednie
znacznego podniesienia sic in.
teresow. Jest przeciez ma to "a
wczesnie. New York ciagnac
bedzie korzysci re univ 1891
roku dopiero W roku 1892.
,,Pszenica spad3a W Genie 2
powodu sprawozdah rzado-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
Przybycie parowcow.

Przybycie parowcow.
Philadelphda:' British Prin-
ce z Liverp., HISTORIAN Glas-
gowa.
Baltimore: America z Bre-
my.
Lomdyn: Sygn: Ocean z N.
Yorku.
Seoinemuende: Polynesia.
Amtwerpia: Waesland I'm.
Yorku.
Nee0 YORK;; Norwegian z
Glasg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12

= Wedle obliczenia urze.
dnika sanitarnego Hoyta, W
Chicago jest 5S,o63 skrzyh do
wyrzucania odpadk6w. We
die jego zapatrywania powinno
ich bye try razy tyle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
ZimnO i snieg.

Burlington, Ia., II stycz.
Cd trzech dni pada} tu ge-
sty snieg, kt6ry teraz wszedzie
pokrywa ziemie do znacznej
wysokosci. Przez ca}y ten czas
termometr prawie ciagle wska.
zywa} zero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
Wtorek, dnia II Stycznia 1892 r.

go r.
wych, IL zniwa W roku bieza,
Gym wyniosa 6l7 milion6w
buszli. Nam re wszystkich
stron Europy zapewnienia, re
ca}ej naszej nadwyzki Europa
bedzie potrzebowa}a. Gdyby
nasze zbiory ME by}y tax bez-
przyk}adnie obfte, to ME mo-
glibysmy zaspokoit potrzeb
Europy. Nasze zbiory zesz1o-
roczne wynosza o 100 Milo
now buszli wiecej, niz kiedy-
kolwiek dawniej, a przewyz-
szaja zbiory roku poprzedza-
jacego 0 200 milion6w buszli.
Gdyby Europa tJch zapas6w
ME potrzebowa}a, to by}yby
one nieszczesciem dla naszych
farmer6w. Pszenica W tym ra-
zie tax spad}aby W Genie, re
ME op}aci}oby sic jej ma targ
wprowadzac. -Zbi6r pszenicy
we Francyi wynios} o 100 mi
lion6w buszli mniej niz zwy-
kle, zbiory W Rosyi, wliczy-
wszy zyto i owies, o 800 Milo
now buszli So "a male, inne
krajje europejskie potrzebujs
200 milion6w buszli, Zapasy
innych KRAKOW So wyczerpane
pszenice MONA sprowadzat
tylko ze Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych."
Chinczyk obywatelem.
Philadelphia, IL stycz.
Pierwszy Chi6czyk, kt6ry
kiedykolwiek W Shuylkill Co.,
Pa, zosta} naturalizowany, o.
trzyma} dzisiaj swoje papiery
obywatelskie. Ma on lat 81
jest cd II lat W kraju.
WprOwadzenie ma urzad
gubernatOra.
Coz1mbus, d., IL stycz.
Nowy gubernator Stanu
Ohio, major VIM. Mckinley,
zosta} dzisiaj re zwyk}emi ce-
remoniami wprowadzony ma
urzad. z mowy jego przyta-
czamy nastepujacy ustep ty-
czacy sic wystawy: rOhio
przyczyni}o sic wielce do tego,
by zapewnic miejsce odbycia
sic wystawy W metropolli wne.
trza kraju. Obywatele miasta
Chicago i Stanu Illinois wy
brali przepyszne miejsce ma
wystawe. Obejmuje ono 1000
akr6w, a eaten diva razy lyle,
ile obejmowa}a jakakolwiek da
wniejsza wystawa powszechna.
Legislature Stanu Ohio po-
Wilma take powziae uchwa4y,
azeby Stan ten pod kazdym
wzgledem ma WystaWle godnle
by} reprezentowany.
KatastrOfa kOlejOwa.
indianapolis, Md., II stycz.
q Charlottesville, Ind, do.
nosza, re dis popo}udniu po-
miedzy druga a trzecia godzi
na pociag kolei Monon idacy
ma p6}noc, , mile ma p6}noc
stamtad, ko}o Nicholson Cros-
sing, wykolei} sic. Nieszcze-
scie wydarzy}o sic ma nasypie
SO stop wysokim i cztery wa
gony rune}y W przepast. Po,
wodem nieszczescia mia}a bye
zlamana szyna. Pierwszy wa
gon osobowy W powietrzu trzy
raw sic obr6ci1: by1 on prze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-01-12
Wielka Brytania.

L0o1yn, II stycz,
w ca}ej Anglii i Szkocyi
panuia wielkie sniezne zawie-
rugby, ktore tamuja komuni-
kacya.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

Hilmond- Edward s. Gentry to Fritz Sit
terding three lots on and near Calhoun street,
$50.
G.. n. Goodwin to G.. T. Dickinson. q feet
on east side Randolph street between Beverly
and Wallace, S4zO.
Christopher Harris trustee 10 Lucy J. Bril-
zolaro trustee, 2l's feet on south side Cathe-
une street near Smith. Sl.1JO.
Annie NJ. und j. +. Hoskins TO II. A. Nc
Iurdy 30 feet on north side Nj street between
ThIrueth and Thirty-frst and ~ feet on
west side lhrty-first street near NJ. $500.
Martha y. Heath T. James X. Harmon, 52I3
feet on Twenty-ninth street, northeast corner
q, 81. 600.
NJ. B. Leonard 10 Fannie b.. wife Of w. G.
Graham % feet on north side Cary street near
Madison. subject to deed of trust OF % 500.
S3.4CO.
William II. Mccormick to Annie NJ Hos
kins. 80 feet on the west side OF Ibirty-tirst
street near VI, -.
Thomas NJ. Mcdowell to Sterling Fl. Mar
tin. 81 feet on the west side of Buchanan
street near Washington, 1915.
+. j. Parater trustee TO Michael McLough-
lin So feet on the north side OF Orleans
street between Sixth and Seventh. S5l5.
T. }. Parater's trustee to Mary n. Parater,
wife of T. T. Parater, 43 DIP feet on the south
side OF Louisiana street near Sixth. $1,000
7. j. Paratcr's trustee and others 10 w c.
GAYLE. 60 liz feet on the south side of Louis
lana street near Sixth. $500.
William Rankin 10 Fannie J. Nrenn, l64
feet on the east side of Linden street near
Cary. 81 200.
West-End Land and Improvement Com
pany 10 Fritz Sitterdlng. 300 feet on Leigh
street. southwest corner of Lombardy. Sc, 500
Harfc1-J. Thompson and lie Roy L.
Brown to John Pope. 3 765-l0OO acres on Belle
Vile avenue, 81 .69I25.
Highland Park Company TO j. p. Powell,
lot u in square s. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
Tho Mission sewing School.

The ladies Of the City Mission are carryin
on o noble work in the sewing school, when
they entertain at the rooms OF the Mission on
Fourteenth street. At present the school IS
in its fifth session and IT enjoys large pat
ronage among the poor classes IN tins city.
About lity young girls from five 20 fifteen
wears old meet there every Saturday alter
noon at o'clock to receive instructions ioT
two hours in all kinds of sewing from Elnd
lady teachers. The ladies furnish az
the materials and various articles
completed by the young girls are LETT to
them 10 assist them in obtaining livelihood:
Some iorty-four garments and number OF
bed quilts have been turned out by the pupils
during the present session. During the lat
ter part of May the session will lie closed
until next winter. Every meeting Is opened
with hymn by the pupils and Il short prayer
by one OF the teachers.
The ladies who have kindly given their time
10 this noble work are Mrs, Geo. II. Clifford
Mrs. J.. =. Rogers. Miss Bertha Peasants,
Mrs. Boshen. Mrs. Wade. Miss Carlton Jack
SON Miss Alice Yancey. Miss Robbie Minor,
Miss Mary Frayser Miss Margaret Heron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

Friday night there was quito large
attendance at the Red Mems air. at Sanger
HaA Owing 10 the inclement weather the
sar. dance was postponed from Thursday
light 90 the following night. Every one
present pronounced the dance periect sue Z,
cess. The Young ladies' who participated IN
tbs dance were Misses Bella Waldrcn, Rosie
tla Providence Saiamone Carrie and Emma
Aeal.ey Mabel and idna Weymouth. Lillian
seaars Alice Cumm!ns and Sadie Peyronet.
lilo most notable feature o. the evening was
Ne beautiful marble ftatuary ~ which MISS
della Walden represented Rock Of Ages.
Ile fair vail he continued the whole OF next
Vsat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
IN Extra Session.

There is some talk at present about m extra
session of the Legislature, 10 be called IN
about two months tor the purpose of amend
ING the oyster laws. 1t IS hardly probable,
however. that the Governor would take such
a step. which would involve the State IN an
extra expense of about $4,000, without suili-
cient reason The oyster laws passed during
the last session are recognized by those who
are familiar with the subject Us the most per-
feet measures That could be compiled.
Whether or not they contain any defects can
hardly be ascertained at this time. and 1t
seems that the people could we'll afford 10
wait for any alteration until the next regular
session Of tho General Assembly.
The bill. "a originally introduced in the
Senate. provided that it should be lawful to
take oysters from the natural beds from Sep
tember 18th 20 April 18th. In the committee,
Colonel Washington the patron OF the bill,
offered an amendment. as he says so as TO
change the time from September lst 10 April
18th. while the rec rds IN possession of Col
onel Bigger show that the committee agreed
on the time from September lst TO April LIST,
the same as expressed in the acts on the
statute book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

Memorial services in honor of the late Rev.
lr Joshua } eterkin will be held at st. James
earrch tomorrow evening. It's the inten-
Ton to give q sound view of the ministry of
tie lamentel rector. Rev John r.. Mason.
Ne present rector of the church, will give q
iref sketch Of the life Of the departed in the
several parishes where he Oiciated. Bishop
Randolph is expected 10 be present and TO
make short address.
Rev Dr. Moses ID. Hoge and Rev. DR.. T. q.
D.,aie0 will also speak. rev. Dr. Mnnige-
role. form erly rector of St. Pauls church
WIS also invited TO make an address. but viii
De- unable % attend. Dr. Hoge has been re-
.ua.tea t9 speak on behalf OF all the other
denominations IN rs much as he has cen IN
tie mui.tery IL this city longer than any
other minister. TIE service viii begin et $50
j. 81. which viii enable Bishop Randolph 10
l--v. m W. CITY IN time y attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

Among the exhibits which the Worlds Fair
Commissioner will undertake TO make Will be
collection of all the books OF Virginia
authors. Its hoped that a number Of these.
which are now out of print. can be borrowed
!rom tle State Library, that @ y ssessula of
Others can be induced TO loan them. and that
Gle authors now living viii each furnish a
copy or copies of their works 20 the board.
j. Is general collection OF such works can be
made 10 would be q rare one indeed-one that
few State. could expect 10 compete with; and
Nisaplft IT the plan which was suggested
bya Lyuchburg adv that handsome cabinet
O. native Virginia woods should DO procured
DO which to place this collection. Captain
law,er superintendent Of the Miller Manual
labor school in Aliemarle, will DO asked to
lave this cabinet made at the shops OK that
Institution Uy some OF the expert pupils III
that inc OF work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT,
mo committees on Finance and Electricity
Votoi In Favor of tho Scheme.

The Committees on Finance and Electric
Light OF tho City Hall held Joint session in
the Council chamber last evening with Mr..
Courtney in tho chair. There were present
besides Mr.. Courtney from the Committee on
Electro Light. Messrs. Glover and Bowdon,
ana Messrs. Hargrove. Carneal. Christian ana
Nnlgon OF the Finance Committe.
The object Of the meeting was 10 consider
resolution providing for the issuing OF sl25,-
600 worth OF per cent. city bonds. tho
proceeds OF which are q be used for the es-
tablishment OF an electric plant.
After considerable discussion on the subject,
during which Mr.. Guigon On his part took the
ground that the city could not afford at this
tmo 90 issue that amount OF bonds, he.
therefore, offered motion TO recommend to
the Board of Aldermen TO lay the matter on
the table until after tho election OF tho new
Council. Tho motion was lost-only Messrs.
HarCrove. Carneal and Guison voting in favor
OF IL.
Mr. Hargrove also spoke Of tho inexpe-
dencv OF the issuing OF the bonds at this
time. and called attention TO the fact that
during the present year II would DO necessary
10 issue about 5000 600 worth OF bonds tor the
new City Hall tho erection of a water gas
plant and The construction of culveris. etc
Whom asked by Mr.. Glover. Mr. Hargrove
gavo az nisODiniOn thatawater cas- plant was
len times moro necessary than an electric
Ihe committee finally decided to recon-
mend to the Board OF Aldermen the adoption
Of the resolution authorizing the issuing Of
the bonds Messrs. llargroyc. Carneal and
GuieOn voted against II.
Mr. Guigon then offered motion that
q minority report be made by the clerk.
containing an earnest protest against taking
any action IN the matter.
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
GRANITE IRON

Ware is that the metal used in their manufsc-
ture i, steel. The granite covering is second
ary and presents the many superior advan-
tages over all other known cooking utensils.
This covering of granite is not always the
happiest process for the manufactures. The
slightest touch on airy part OF the vessel be-
fore the burning will show mark, not that
this mark in any way interferes with either
the wear and durability Of it.. but greatly in.
terferes with the idea of the manufacturers
perfection" You would likely enough not
notice this mperfection but for our calling
your attention to it. We bought all there was.
three car loads. and will retail them for fully
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
nratnricnI C1nfest.

The annual oratorical contest for tho joint
medal between the Mu Sigma Rho ani Philo-
logian Societies of Richmond College Will
take place FRIDAY. April 22d. at o'clock +.
NJ. The following gentlemen Will take part.
Presidents Clagett Mu Sigma Society; W..
NJ. Jones. Phiologian Society. Contestants
Might VS. Right. or National Bunders,' W.
r. Keefe. Virginia. Life and Character of K.
j.. Lee" c. A. Boyce. 1iFginis; Present Des
tltution and Discomfort ii. Z. Williams
Virginia prohibition" w c. James. Texas;
Christian Education and the Republics Flu
ture." NJ. l.. Dawson. Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

To nv Friends of the City of Richmond:
Reinc unable to see all of my friends
j., nerson | take this method Of returning to
those who supported me at the primary my
sincere thanks for their friendly interest in
my candidacy, ~ u..r.s .n :,
also beg leave to state that ! am s,iil IN
the real estate business at Eleventh anu Dan is
s '.o and will give prompt attention TO all
I,,e,ness entrusted TO me or TO the ilrin.
D"S'n0'' PuuIP T. WINSTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
No~o0~~~~---o,~~4 -~~>.,.-~~~~~~~>~~~
9}'(oFEN
.\9MPAfY
MONDAY BEGINS A SALE

that will more properly be termed the trade
sale of years." Nearly every part Of the store
is touched by it. Industrious buyers have
been securing fertile fields and triumphant
procession of bargains is the winning.
No matter where the great and peculiar
touch OF economy leads you the prices vital
ize their worth. newness or beauty. Dress
Goods. Silks. Art Pottery, Linens. Wash
Fabrics. Dress Trimmings. Millinery. Agate
Ironware, Mattings, Hamburgs. Laces. Wraps.
Glassware and Ribbons force their atten-
ton to the front. The business here is ahead
of all previous record and we are bent that
it shall continue on its forward march. There
isn't "A Dress-Goods stuff in the store but
what has something Of a smaller prce-tag on
it than you expect. The Dress-Stuf coun-
tiers Of all materials have never been illu-
mined with so much beauty. so many new.
peculiar and worthy textures. Among the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

The Virginia Bible Society is seventy nine
wears oil. aud will celebrate its seventy ninth
birthday next Tuesday nigh. az Br0ad-street
Method church. beginning at s:l5 o'clock.
The society. as usual. has secured for this oc-
caslOn the services oil one of the best pulpit
orators. DR.. w. L.. Murkland of the Presby-
terian church Baltimore lie will deliver
the address. Other arrangements have also
cen made that Will make the occasion very
interesting. The public are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
The Governor Returned the Letter.

I endeavored to interview the Governor yes
terday in reference to the letter from Judge
PortlOck, of Norfolk county. which was pub
hsAed exclusively in To TINS of YESTERDAY.
bat the Executive refused 10 talk. Ills pri-
vate secretary told me at "A late hour last even
ING that the letter had been returned TO Judge
Portl0ck without any comment Whatever.
The letter was IN reply to one which Governor
Mckinney wrote in regard TO a prize hght that
took place near Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
CITY Circuit Court.

10 tic sui: Of Dalshcimor q Brother against
); a. Gregg judgment was given for go.
Motion was made ID set the verdict aside. but
" wa 0yerruled by tho Court.
Joseph Kicker against Leitwich Brothers.
Cas- dismissed.
The southern Friedrich Works charter
W. amen ed 30 as 10 allow an increase oI It's
capital took from $1,000 b $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
uianpositIye lfnct.

The great reduction sale Of Shoes and slip
,.rs - Xii Going on at 9I7 Broad street. We
liam that Our stock Is probably the largest;
The s,vics rho latest the quality. material and
workmanship Of our Shoes of superior excel
lence. and the prices the very lowest ever
offered. There may be some missing Sizes
but the assortment Is still very large
Your patronage is respectfully ana eaInss"V
solicited. uELLA@ Z" w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
ONE-HALF

the usual price.
100 l-quart Tipped Measures, selling price
&c.. for Tic.
100 s-quart deep Pudding Pans, price &c.,.
for 25c.
Baby Food Cups selling price 5Oc. for lie.
Long Handle Sauce Pans, regular price &c..
for loo.
Long Handle Sauce Pans, regular price 75c..
for 35c.
large size Seamless Climax Sauce Pans. re-
eulsr price g. 80. for ALPS.
500 No. 1870 tunnels, regular price &c.,, for
lOc.
$50 Octagon Cake Moulds. regular price
75c., for CSC.
Iipped Preserving Kettles. 30-quart size.
regular price "A, for sl.sS.
gc Coffee Boilers. regular price cleo, for
90c
% dozen Cuspidors. regular price 81. fox
soc.
100 Butter Buckets, regular price si.e5, for
~ ~ Tea Kettles regular price 81. for SOC.
% slI-quart Coffee Boilers, regular price
"a 20 Jelly Cake Pans regular price 20c.. for
| l0c.
GUAR price CSC. for $50:
a Climax Stove Kettles. regular price ei.bo.
- Berlin Kettles. regular price 75c., for $50.
Is Large size Tipped Preserving kettles.
A. butter Kettles, regular price s2.25, for
| csc. :,
20 Windsor Long Handle Sauce Pans, regu-
lar price 81. for i,c.
Extra large size Dish Pans. regular price
] $3.50 for Si.25.
60 Tipped Preserving Kettles. regular price
| Si.25 tor Csc. oo
ls rice Boilers. regular price a. for u. 20.
| 90 Windsor Kettles, regular price sl.So. Tor
| 7Jc. 90
regular price s3. for si.2o.
~ stove Kettles. regular price 81, for soc:
n lO-gallon Lard stand, regular price ~,
for si.9S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10

TIE State Library Board held another ex-
ttaded ession II the Governors oshco yeste,rr-
Sg,ay and agreed upon a contract with hr W:
q fQndexter OF Washington. the archltecs
ior the new State Library building. 1t Is
erected TINT the contract will be ratified IN
tday OF two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-10
DRESS GOODS

are Crocodile Crepons made 10y Lupin, OF
France 44-inch wide and commanding =
value of s1.6O yard. one Of the novel ef-
fects of this season, for rec. yard.
A new line Of Atwood mixtures, SO inches
wide, Gray, Tan. Green and Blue. week
ago these goods were considered bargain at
45c., Monday the sale begins at 25c
46-inch Foule Serges in navy, mauve and
electric. 3715c.
Crystalline Cords in new spring mixtures,
five various shades and worth s1.25 yard.
for 69c.
new line Of Priesteys Half Mourning
Dress Fabrics, from 97c. to sl.25 yard, all
fully 40 per cent. under valne.
New Reseda Crepon. French, 46-inch wide
for 81. 10 q yard. another line for Csc.
The new shades Of silk Lansdown for
sl.l0a yard.
ATWOOD, French Bedford Cord. the II
quality for 500.
Crocodile Bedford Cord. in the new Keseda
shade. for SOC. yard.
42-nch Atwood Diagonals Fancy Crepes
and Storm Serges. Csc. and Csc. yard. $50.
and Il value.
Now 4O-inch Bright Spring Pads for Chill
dren's wear. French, 4Jc. yard: would ordi-
narily be 6gc.
New beauties on