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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
/ COLLISION IL THE SOUND

Now Haven Conn. Dee. 2l.-Thc schooner l." ~
Walford, Of Nrw-Bcdfold. Mass. lound from N""
Ioudou 70 Sew. York, was into last night abont
oclocl In The sonnd. oil lanl'ner's Island OY an
.,,,,ro,n prop,l,r bound east Til" captain of the
Valfold can give 10 It9son for the collision. TIE
schooner WAS forced % H. to ana sci signals OF dis
Tres. The ;ug Hogan Brought The Wliio'd into TINS
harl or on, noon today. tn Nlliort's hyinS lib
loan. bow,pr.l cuiwatrr. hradgcar ANA all o'her
fIr,ynid WORN. were carried away.
Providence. L. l.. Dec. 2l-rh' steamer NH'f"
cons.t of the Pro, lcncc Linc report, having been
e. c,1il,, with AN urknowu schooner lat night OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
4 HARP REBUKE TO DISHONESTY.
BUFrAO DEMOCRATIC CouNCILMES REFUSE TO
REAK THE LAW FOR BOSS sHEEHAN.

ut-rrAO DEMOCRATIC CovNCILMEN REFUSE TO
REAK THE LAW FOR BOSS sHEEHAN.
pualo. Doc 81 (Speclal .-Disaser overlook Boss
sb.eba,s reckless Aldermen to-day In the political
srh, .ey have made over the city printing for 1893
Wbanthe Democrats bolted out OF the regular meet
ING n Monday and thereby blocked all business IN
ordrrt hat the printing contract could not be awarded
to file Morning Express (Rep), which was The
lowot bidder by several thousand dollars their aclon
uns severely condemned on all sides. welldehned
schmc was prepared 10 throw the conttlct to "1he
Fin ulrer- ,Dem) and the effort was made that day
~ .o so. bnt IL failed because two Democrats We're
,.sent and that gave the Republicans the majority
Tho hoord held special session today. at which all
"a. Dcnocrts were present and Il was decided 10
re,ect all th. bids and advertise for new ones. TINS
rl,n WI. adopted nj a caucus held just before the
meeting and was advised by John {. Nunneeh'
sbeahan', law partner The Counclmen met m'er
TODAY and although the board has eight Democrats
and only one Republican It voted to disapprove Oh
the Adcrmcn's action aud IN favor Of awarding 'hc
contract to The Express THIS was "A DohoSh'l
for the Democratic machine and Is taken As preSaAnS
a check to the reckless work Of the Aldermen
Gcor,, f. Matthews & Co.. owners Of "The FIX
pro,s.r secured peremp'ory writ Of mandamus RON
In.tIc, ualct Of the supreme Court. calling upon the
Aldermen TO show cause why maudamuS SHOULD 10.
i.re compelling them to award the contract To The
+ ,,,~..-. This IS reurnablc on Friday Justice
u,lcht also granted an Injunction restraining me
Aldermen from contracting with any one new ,pnpsr
fnr thr work This latter viii be argued III u'
>uurrmr court on January >. E"puhhtih bodIu
~ >drrn.n VIII come in on January and viii APP
prove the action Of the Democratic touhclNil,h 10
dav I'm awarding the contract IN - Tile kAWe's. lH'
@nnrn,lI of Mayor Bishop. Cleveland Democrat Is
Al - probable and tho bold game of the she"han ma
chine will thus be fnllcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
GOLD DTSCOTERY ~ COLORADO
THOUSANDS co TO THE NI.w DIGGING SENATOR
TELLEE'S OPINION or THE END

THOUSANDS CO TO THE NIw DIGGfNG4-SrNNTOT
TELLEE'S OPINION or THE END
Denver. Dee. 2i.-Onc 81 the greatest colI X
element. since o." days 81 l-i0 is az present at
tracing tho attention 81 the entire West. and ton
sands - people from Arizona, New MEXICO. Southern
Colorado aud Uiah rushing into those now fields
The excitement f. unparalleled. and towns along the
Denver and Rio Graude. both in Southern CoJrado
aud New Mexico, are almost depopulltci. -carly
1000 people already upon the scene. AMI the
new drCngs are .lld 10 have made prospect r.
wealthy In day. Il WIS FOR some tim" natter
Of conjecture rs 10 the exact location Of thc~' re
narkablc placer mines Investigation makes them
most accessible from Durango ard Dolores. 1t Is
said the Denver and Flo Grandc T. already SURVIVING
line. and tons ~ provision, arc being continpuNS
forwarded. Nuggets Of coarse gold have been re
c,vcd here ranging In weight from ten 10 fifteen
ounces. and are similar 10 those discovered In cali
forna Guich the time Of the Loadvillc excitement
Washington. Dec. 21.-'rhc coincidence that a
seemingly large deposit 81 gold should b. discovered
IN Colorado just at the ume senator Jones, Of
Nevada. delegate from the United states 20 the
international Monetary Conference. had made the
,tatcmcgt that silver would surely b" r"monctI'd
nlcss = lar,r dl .covcrY OF gold made, caused
scuc comment among silver men In the senate aud
Hone today. senator Teller, the acknowledged
cadcr 81 Republican elv, rite, In Congress, when
asked g,ouj the matter said Ic believed u" dl,cov-
in h, state not Of such gieautic prop lfuons
some Of tne new, apcr accounts would have people
believe. tmah senator Jones IS right In h, idea.
h. said. "buI | am quite ccrtn that there never
viii be- discovered such find o. gold as he had IN
mind when he made hi, prediction Ns for the recent
discovery. while II mnN b." very large. the field has
been 90 thoroughly Ffusl"ctrd tun II mutt n"-c-
,nrily b. limited In extent ana 1t !, iidcuou, Ia
l,.l.,r il VIII approath the ta.f IrulT discovery Ui
laD soothing iii'r; the rcnonctizati N al -lNr'
rNcrut discoveries h those u forty year, ag, when
California. Ru..a and Australia wcr' pouring 800
OJ)OOO yearly into the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

The Pennsylvania Railroad CompGny's holiday toUr
- Old Point comfort icayt. Nra OIL. a. IA
iu".day December - Entr ~, for round trlp. In.
culing ali necessary cNprn>e~ during pcrioi ~
three days.
Tickets coic,inc one days board AT the llyc IN
Hotel, good rclurpins Via Richmond and Washington
until .Innuary >, loa3, with stOyoNcr privilege AT
these points at same rat,.
Further particulars ant detailed Itineraries at com
pnny's officer, 80 broadway, Newly ORR, ana 800
s.iltol-s. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
wac KNOCKED THE BLACK BEIR UDV'yP

The black bear that lacly added to the Central
Park MeEageric was found lying seriously injured IN
the floor Of the bear-pt Yesterday morning. This
bear put in with the two grizzlies and the
cinnamon bear and these three made HE miserable for
the new arrival. which thcy always kept up on the
rocks. superintendent Smith said that the animal
might have slipped on the rocks, but he thought 1t
more probable that In quarrel one II the older
bears had knocked IL OF The bear was removed 10
one Of the sheds In the rear Of the elephant house.
and though 1t apparently la, none Of lis limbs broken
sun Il has probably received internal Injuries. Tn"
only recent addition Is an American wolf II IS.
however, fine specimen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
HamiIton-CorliSs
ENGlN Z

Almost new. 900 Iiorsc Power. ->-inch 'ndrr'
90 .ro,c sectional ay wheel. 20 feet In Dieter
weighing 1900 pounds. in nr-i class condiiiot sed
bur very little. fresh from the factory, iibci dis
count allowed. hpply 10 ENGINE, T.. %. Box N73''
y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Tie Christmas festival was held in the large c"ss
rooms \ huge Christmas tree stood In one corner
Of the room and each child ms its name was calico, IT.
coived a Gift. one child who received "ork-oa'he'
asked that It be exchanged for DOLL and upon ne's
asked why replied that her sister was SICK !" "v,s
illu S'S r,,her Knife a work basket doll slate
or a story look and fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
roEGsTEL. THE SyIcIDh. LrRIEb.

~. Louis. Dee. 2l.-Ihc funeral Of Edward ro'r,lrl
late Assistant city Treasurer, who committed suicide
Monday. took place 81 II O'Clock today froa his
fathers II H." In oci-tclvillr. The funeral was
private only relative, and close friends being present.
The body was LuIi'd ~ Btl"fOn ainr Crtnccry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
,,vr pprsrnryr SENTENCED TO PRISON.

ABlYK PRESIDENT SENTENCED TO PRls0A'
Duhuoue Iowa. Dec. 2i.-Judgc WoolSon ms norm
inc sentenced L. T. Graves president oil Tie "reoA"
commercial National Bank TO five years III 'he Pe"'
tentiary, the minimum term. Inc po'a vi "Pp
'e""'' 49,, A. =, : 400 and th, defendant has IN
Wa W; mary : ~ file A bill OF exceptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
4 NEW HOME FOR A GOOD WORK.
THE SrLLIVAN.ST. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL BUILD
ING GIVEN TO THE CHILDRENs
AID sOCIETY

Another link was yesterday added TO the strong
chain Of humanitarian work performed In this city
by the Childrens Aid society with the opening of the
Sulnvanst. Industrial school, at No. 2I0 sullivan
II. The building and the appurtenances the gift
OF Miss Matilda W. Bruce and Mrs. Joseph NJ White,
ard it supersedes the old Cottage Place Industrial
school. The exercises we're held in the large class.
room on the first floor, and opened by the entire
school salutng the flag. after which Nettie de Sarva
one Of the children made an address OF thanks anf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Geo. &. Flint Co. l'hst aud 0td.aNc.. are push
furfttu NJ a. remarkably low price, 10
make ample, lt WIZ LaN You 20 LOOK over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

PIanford. hole eight feet In diameter was made in
the steamers joiner work, but further damage
done. The schooner Is thought TO have been the
Wall ovt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22
q Chance i'm
Machiney.

For Sale, at very low pc, a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Go West via New-York Central, the Hudson River
Mohawk Valley and Niagara Falls. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17

Arson and Ward and 10 studying ass,o ,, hy
a book entitled How TO Play bnse-pu,ii 10y
The author of Nora Thorne." mr. Wh WIFE
seymour will act as umpire. ana Des' rI.,a
full dress anti. will have about MN one Nv
,svolyer ono Winchester rifle. one botts vi
s,rics and ono ounce OF French brandy ~,
Ths ofHoors of the team are a. foiiows M.
wiii;sr Talbot. president: Mr.: Meredith
MONTAGUE. secretary; and Mr.. John EndeFs'
Jr., treasurer. -. -;.h .ba
yireinias will please address the secretary
-Richmonds.
The feature Of tomorrow in athletic circles
il the games between Leigh University aud
the Richmonds Mt Island Park. Two games
will be played-one at ii and the other at
o'clock. The Pennsylvania men arc considered
by many 70 be one of the strongest college
teams this season. The ability OF Crossman
aud Williams has been proved in more than
one game this season notably Fridays game
at the University. The other players are
equally as good. and will do some ex-
cellent work on the field. The hich-
monds will put well-trained men IN the
field and O'Rourke will very probably occupy
pitchers box. He has been in active training
for some time past and will do clever WORK
this season. Tate will reach everything AZ
first. Cullen at second. and the other posi-
tons will he filed by men that equal any play,
ers that have been in Richmond since the oio
Luck will act as catcher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Umbrellas sfparaSOlS

Monday we offer 24-inch Mourn
ing parasols. finest Silk and Wool
Gloria, for s1.20. All-SlIk, sl.75.
An entire new line Of Fancy
parasols, fancy Indian Silk, Chiffon
trimmed, Point de Esprit, and a
number of other brand new effects.
The second shipment of best quality
Silk Gloria Umbrellas will be on
sale Monday, purchased TO sell for
Sl.19 and valued at So Change
able Coaching Umbrellas for SIPS
and 1923; 2s-inch Gentlemen's
Gloria Umbrellas fer Soc; 26-inch
for 40 and SOC; Children's Fancy
Silk Parasols for 59c.; finer to sl.6o.
Carriage parasols, Detachable Han
die Parsols.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Their Easter Programme.

OF all the parties who will 90 out tomorrow
on pleasure bent. the Richmond Cycle Club
have probably the best programme for enjoy
ment.
Captain Steel expects 20 have large party
on the Easter run to Ashland.
The club will be photographed in group
on the steps of the clubhouse Immediately
before starting. After days recreation in
the country they will return in time for Pro-
lessor Hamberlins reading at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall az $50 L. N.
This is the Cycle Clubs first venture in the
line Of an entertainment, and will likely be
encouraged with a large audience.
IN letter received Yesterday by Captain
Steel from DR.. Thomas Hume. professor OF
English language and literature IN the Uni
yersty OF North Carolina. he says OF Mr..
Hamberin: If was particularly pleased
with his fine conception of comedy. the eSquis-
tie comedy of Shakespeare. We too often forget
that the representation of the humOr and
caprices of the animal that both laughs and
weepsn is an art, and thus true conception
and harmonious rendering of talstaH and
Prince Hal of Tombstone and the more
subtle humor Of a melancholy Jaques
do not pass for their real worth.
The insane old king and the faithful fool in
the tempest OF King Lear give opportunity
for his skilful personaton of entirely different
characters and for illusory change Of voice
and manner. Mr. Hamberlin seems 10 me
peculiarly well fitted for the public expression
of the work of the great master, for his read
ings are, il the best sense, interpretations"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17

The band of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues will give grand concert at Corcoran
Hal on Thursday. April 2lst, AT s:l5 I. NJ.
which promises 20 be very fine entertain
mcnt. The band will be assisted by Miss
Annie Broaddus violin soloist OF note from
the New England Conservatory of Music.
Boston. MISS Sallle Bright viii render some
Rotations. while Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford viii
entertain the audience with some duets
Drum-Maior III; La Rue Grove Will give AN
exhibition Of his skillful manipulations of
tho baton. Tha soloists of the baud will
render some OF their best selections with full
band accompaniment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
CITY Circuit Court.

Suits instituted Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company by sydney G.. Burnetts ad
ministratrix, 100000. Thomas W. McCance.
Jr.. a Co. by Albright Il Barker. S4O7l. 80;
Walter =. Montage by Duke q Jobson u OOO
Mrs. c. Bellenot by w. II. Beyerdge. $500
A. w. Ball, Nelson x. White and George W.
Turner by j. r. Jackson. $780, Louis Kawl-
ings b. Leigh Crutchheld. SO 90; Preston Bel
win by 5 Toomey 4 Co.. S35s.
Judgments rendered +. Leslie Powell in
favor NJ. :. Leidy. Sl6792: Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company in favor OF sydney
G.. Burnetts Administrative, 5000; John A.
Kratz IN favor o., e.. W. Snyder " Co..
S2.cl6.36i same in favor Weston l.. Snyder,
s1,993.05.
Judgment confessed T. W. McCance. IT,,
& Co., in favor Albright Baker. S4.07l.s3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17

The tO!Iapse OF a f9OIIfn TrfIVIfIsHt'
With crumbling foundation and shaky buiging
walls is not more certainly 10 be looked for
than the sudden giving way of r constitution
Slapped by oyerwork unremittIng anxiety or
exposure to hardship and malien climatic in
fiuences. Against the disastrous effects OF each
and all Of these Hostetters stomach Bitters is
All efiectusl safeguard IL fortihes the system
against them by infusing into il fire. vigor be-
gotten OF renewed and complete digestion and
assimilation OF the food. and its consequent re-
paratl'e action upon the exhausted tissues and
Impoverished circulation No preparatiye for
the undergoing. without injury. OF All unusual
amount OF bodily mental work no means Of
aserting malarial infection or diseases born OF
tad diet and impure water equals this suner.a-
lively hne defensive invigorant. Take il for
dyspepsia, constipation. biiousness, rheuma-
tism. kidney trouble. Ia grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17

Dress Fabrics, the highest known
textures, from which we quote ALI
Wool IIemstitched Grenadine, II
inches wide, for soc.
All-Wool, 46 inches wide, Hen
rietta, best Of S5c. value for 6Oc. a
yard.
Silk and Wool Priestley's
Clarette Cloth, fine gauzy sum-
mer material, Al inches wide, for
Soc a yard.
All-Wool Challie, SO inches wide.
for 40c.
Crocodile Figured Bedford Cord,
80 inches wide, for 45c.
priestley's Storm Serge, worth
81 a yard, for &c, 40 inches wide.
All-Wool Lace Grenadine, 40
inch, for 40c.
Lupin's New Double Line Quar-
ter Inch Diagonal for 9Sc.
PriestIey's Silk Warp 40-inch
Mousseline de Sole for soc.
Priestley's Finest Grade All
Wool Henrietta, IS inches wide,
would at all times be a bargain
for Sl.25, for Csc.
Besides the above there are a
number Of others, including fancy
weaves.
nl.nnf l,.nnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond. A. G. Collins. special commits
sioner, to Hill Montague. $50 feet on west
side Thirtieth street between l. and NJ. 1910.
r. T. Jordon 10 Bessie. wife OF Hartley
Carmichael. lot near Brook avenue. 5000.
Andrew Pizzini. Jr.. TO William b. PlzAni,
AZ feet on south side Grace street near Eighth,
a..
William b. Pizzini 10 Anna g.. wife OF An
drew Pizzini. Jr.. Al feet on south side Grace
street near Eighth. ..
f.. W. Thomas widow and heirs 20 Henry
Kuchemann. ~ feet on west side First street
between Leigh aud Jackson, $4,000.
l,eUjco-Hi Highland Park Company 20 W..
NJ. Firebaugh. lot 20 in square Il. lot 20 in
square Il and lot u IN s luare ). 1900
Same to X. II. Hall. lot II IN square 80,
5000
Thomas Moore to NJ. b. Herman. lot %,
plan of Capitol View. S22j.
l.. Wright e. Rosa A.. wife OF w L. Wright,
4s9l feet on west side Meadow Bridge road
near Cannon street. III 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
The EAGLE BRAND

belongs this highest award, with
non-shrinkable neck band, four-ply
Numbered collar and cuffs, French
and Scotch washable materials, fine
as silk, 81 to 1925, all sizes to Is.
Another great line American
materials Cheviots, Flannels, Sat
teens, Madras and Crepe-25c. to
S19S.
Near two hundred dozen Gen.
tlemen's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Mozart Nfueicafe

The lovers OF good vocal music will enjoy a
rare treat tomorrow evening. The music
committee have arranged very fine pro-
gramme for the Easter season. which will be
rendered by the Manhattan Quartettep
composed of the following artists all OF New
York: Miss Grace Milton soprano Miss AIDE
laide toresman. cOntralto Mr.. Albert
Nickolds. tenor, Mr.. Harry Foresman. bari
tone.
/. Quartette. "Spring Song" CPinsuti). Man
haitian Quartette. q Tenor solo. Thou Art
Mine Buck. Mr. Nickolds. 3. Duet. Il
Pescatori' (ManzoccD. MIR and Miss Fores-
man 4. Soprano solo. aria from William
Tell' Rossinil. Miss Milton 8. Concerto
from lucia lDonnizetti). Miss Milton. Mr.
Foresman and MIR. Nichols. 6. Contralto
solo. "Cavatina. All. S'Estinto" (Merca-
dantel Miss foresman. 7. Quartette. Where
Are You Going. My Pretty Maid" (Caldi-
cott). Manhattan Quartette &. Baritone
SOLO. "Strofe- Toreador" (Bizet). Mr.. Fores-
man. 3. Duet. 'fstudiantina' lacome).
Miss Milton and Miss foresman. 10. Quar-
tette, Good Night" Martha (Flotow)
Manhattan Quartette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Farmer rdfnunda IIers-

Hon. Paul G. Fdmunds. tho farmer con-
gresham from the Sixth district. was in the
city. yesterday. He came TO Richmond yes-
terday morning to visit his family and rela
tons. who are here on a visit and returned
TO Washington last night. Mr.. Fdmunds has
deservedy won tho reputation of being the
most viglaat and attentive member OF the
House, having been absent from only ono roll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
A House Robbed.

The house OF William Jones. a worthy col
ored man on Broad street between Twenty
fourth and Jwenty-ffth streets. was entered
yesterday in the day time through a rear win
dow by some person unknown and robbed IF
a clock, s. in money and considerable
amount of wearing apparel of himself and
WIFE They were both away from home from
SA. NJ until F. NJ. and made the discovery
nj the latter hour. The police were notified
but 40 trace OF the robber was found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
call during this session, which is record

that no other can claim.
In conversation with me yesterday the
ioyial statesman was very hopeful of the
present Democratic outlook, and was very
sanguine as to the election of Democratic
President this fall
Mr.. Edmunds keeps in close touch with the
interest of his constituency. and was sure
that the Sixth district would roll up her
usual biz Democratic majority II good man
was nominated. which he bad no doubt would
be done at the Chicago Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
SKIRTS.

four-inch plcating, headed with
band, for $3.50; with SHRED Ruff
fes. sl.9O; with Knife Pleatings,
$3.50; Silk Gloria. S4.95; Lands
down, 1898; Silk, 1925 and
$3.50. black or colored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Mr.. Massey Addressss the Teachers.

Mr.. Massey AddresSns the teachers.
Nearly all of the teachers and officers OF
Henrico county assembled at the courthouse
yesterday morning and listened 70 an III
structive address from Hon j. T.. Massey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
A NEW TEAM ORGANIZED.
raKrxRS.yrRGINIAsv AND GREAT.
Their Costumes Are somewhat Novel bnt
They Can Play Bail-The Game Yes
terdav and One Tomorrow.

HE RICHMONDS
and q team from the
Richmond College
played a game OF
base ball yesterday
afternoon and de-
monstrated { b a I
there are several
grades of ball-play-
ers. The c ont tie st
occurred at Island
Park. where a small
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
HELP WANTED.

NAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH CITY
vi and town 10 introduce the fastest selling
household article on record Over million
SON ~ ner day Address with stsmD H. w
WILLIAMSON. "A north Fourth street. phila-
delphia. Pa apl7-S0s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
A. SAKs AND COMPANY.
YOU'RE SAFE Ar SAKg Ar
ANY Z RICE

We've got SUITS and OVERCOATS-
Light Weights-nobby and genteel Of
fects-as high as sS5. But we've got
them at $40, sle5O and SIS, too. You
don't want to lose sight of our begin
ming grades In other stores you are
not encouraged to look at these cheaper
prices. Here you are. Where they are
eak-wERE STRONG. We're safe from
end to end-slo to s35.
We couldn't pay proht-make another
and still sell such qualities as We do
atsio, $3.50 and as. We dont hare 70.
We make the garments ourselves and the
one does for both. 'Tisn't quite as
large either as others. We'd rather make
two sales on a small margin than one on
large 1t makes friends friends make
business. We own up there's method in
it-but il saves y0u some money.
You'd enough sight better wear SUIT
or OVERCOAT-bought from either Of
these grades than to waste time and
money on cheap custom tailoring. Any
frst-class tailorll tell you so. The quail
ties are better. There is grace and con-
formity to the lines as we've drawn them.
They don't look as if they have been
chopped out" They ht-are in fashion
and will outwear your expectations.
We've some DOUBLE-BREAsTED
BLACK CHEyIOT SACK SUITS AT SIP,
BLACK and BLUE CHEyIOTs and
sERGEs- lined, half-lined and skeleton
al along the line. Hundreds OF fancy
euectS I'D Iotu NANAD anu " a W hips
sILK-LINED OyERCOATS that others
charge ~ and SIS for-were showing
at SIS keeping them company
with scores Of exceptional yalues-s:y-
lish garments in all sizes.
You've some buying to O'Clock into
these three grades-iust for curiositys
sake
Bring the BOYS and CHILDREN
along with you. We've got the inside
track with all the newest novelties for
them.
A. SAKs AND ConpAsr.
GREAT DOTNGS" IN
AND CLOTHES.
ELEVENTH AZ Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17

The train arriving at Byrd-street station at
7;4s /. NJ, daily, will be withdrawn after
Monday, April 18th. The ysstibule train is
already withdrawn.