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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
MANY LIVES LOST.
A Fearful Explosion of Coal-Gas In an
English COiiiery.


nv Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, December IA fearful explosion
occurred to-day at the Bamfurlong colllery'
Wigan, and not less than fifty lives have been
lost. The men weni 10 their work as usual TINS
morning, and after the colliery had been IN
spected in the usual way. They had not been az
work long when terrible explosion shoOk the
earth for great distance and cloud Oh sihoAo
ehot up through the shaft into the ar
multitude OF people rushed toward the NINE
and the greatest excitement prevailed. III was
soon ascertained that a large number hau
persisted, and the wailing and weeping OF women
aud children made an indescribable scene.
Steps were Immediately taken 20 ascertain the
full extent Of the disaster, aud crowd OF voiuh-
teers promptly offered to explore the pit.
II Is believed that the explosion was caused Dy
accumulated coa-gas, which had escaped tho
notice of the official charged with the Inspection
Of the mine. -.
OF life by the explosion at tho Bamiurlons coz
liery may be less serious than at nrst reporter
The situation. however. Is most critical. nun
dred men renamed in the mine with their llYe'
endangered by being unable to get out owing 70
the fire which followed the explosion fha WIFI
"a raging nercely in the mine, making u dlll-
emit for the rescuers 10 get Of the imprisoned
miners. Notwithstanding the fre and other ODD
stacles the work OF rescue ~ pIoceeulhS,
aud volunteers are not deferred by danger or
difficulty In their efforts 10 save their fellow
miners from terrible death. Hundreds OF
women and children surround the NOUN OF the
mine waiting apxiously for news Of fathers has
bands, brothers, and sons. Some OF the women
volunteered 10 assist in the work OF rescue 1nt
their assistance was not required. NO euott y
being spared 20 put out the nre and DrihE voc
men TO the surface, and until this Is eccom-
plished the loss Of life will be difficult 10 esu-
mate. -, =.
Later.-Twenty miners have just been prOusut
ID by the rescders from the Bamfuriong nine
The remainder are still Imprisoned below. ne
rescued men were In an exhausted condluoh
when brought 70 tho top. As each came 70 the
surface the women aud chiliren crowded aLouu 4
90 ace who fhey Were and those who recognize
relatives overwhelmed them with oaresees.
The men who are still below are IN prisoner
IN a seam that is under where the IRE Is raging
Strong hopes are entertainer tha' many vi '"o
men will be rescued alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
THE CRISP INCIDENT.
MA. MILLS DENIES CERTAIN EXPIRES
SlONS ATTRIBUTED TO HIM.
The Speakers Own Position-He Has n
Letter from che President Of
the Reform Club.
IBr telegraph 70 the pIspa,eh.l

WASHINGTON. d. c., December Ex-senator
Mills, Of Texas, to-day sent the following letter
20 y. Euery Anderson, presden, u the Reform
Club, New York city, regarding the crisp Incl
dent:
" Colonel y. Ellerv Andersor, President Of R;toTn
C3ub.
"Dear sir.--It IL stated In the New York Sun
OF tho 18th instant that said 10 several Demo
Gratis Saturday afternoon Of the 10th Instant;
speaker Crisp has come 10 town with speech
prepared, but know that be will not have an
opportunity 70 deliver IT,; and tho Tribune or
the same date says that am reported 70 have
said; Crisp has got a speech ready 10 deliver at
the Reform-Club dinner Tonight, and has given
u out 70 tho press, but he wont get chance 70
FIRE 10 OF. He will ind that this Is
not his show Both OF these state
ments are false, wholly. never knew
that he was invited 10 speak or had speech
prepared or that he was invited 20 tho banquet,
or that he was in the city, until sat down at the
table and saw his name on the programme and
the eeat no was to occupy. He soon appeared on
the stand. / advanced and shook hands with
him and aided him in finding the seat set apart
for him. learned for the iirst time In the pa
pers sunday morning that he was Indignant At
his treatment. | said then and say now That
do not believe the club or any OF Its officers In
tended to show bin the slightest disrespect, and
have no more connection with the matter than
the man in tho moon. ROGER q. MILLS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

tBy telegraph TO the DisDatch.l


C1-rTrNBrRG. \. j., December 4-first race
Gve furloncs-Renie won Larenski second JeF-
ouet third. Time, 1:055s.
Second race-four and one-halt furiongs-
Kindness thlly) won; Suspense second Blue
Bird third. Time, % ,.,... ,.o,,
mind receive furlongs- Flenretto won
Gold Digger second, Charley wilson ultu'
limo, 1:04le n ~ ,.o, BON
Fnurtn receive furlongs-l. q. Y. won boh
voyage second Duke John third. Time, l;Oo.
Ftfth rsce-six furlOngs-Bei Demonce won
pryl,nyton second, Little Fred third. Time,
LII. If, W.. ,,hoa.er won .
F,eezer second, Sir Walter Raleigh third' lime
GIOccEsTEB, y. j., December l4.-tifst race
,onr and oue-half furlongs-Aornlng glory won
Uatisnne second, Patrick third. lime l'UiZt
Second race-nye-eighths OF q mlle-SllYer
Oueeu won; Bert second, Poet talrd. inns
Tbtrd race-seyen and one-hah turlongs1
RicnaI won Marty b second, Fiorimor thrd'
Time, 1:4334. e,,.u,.. .vor School.
nv second, Pelham third. Time, l;oOLe-
Ftfth receive furlOngs-Grand FIX won
81 patrick second. Arapahoe third' limo
l:O61e- 80 .uu. poNo
Slxth rase-one and one-eighth miles-hepa
T. won: General Gordon second, Wahoo hltd'
Time, 2:0S3t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

large sales expected Friday, according 70 what
planters say. Brighfs sofa ct boom prices to-dsy
oil around on loose saleH-at shelbarnes. sas,
nc Planters, up 20 952, with number Of sales
reported at s4s to $50; while Dayenporfs sold
up 90 SAL
Old wrappers are active and large sales
again reported. Thsrs II hustle OF business
among me boys about the bespse thas has not
been seen for many years Altogether the Rich
mopd market has revived, and the revival looks
permanent Western tobaccois quiet, With some
sales. but the western values are still advanc-
ing and vel-posted parties say there s no logIti-
mate cause for any recedtng prices ON common
70 fine stock. This Is q healthy move In tobacco
not unexpected for sonie weeks past. me
speculation feature hss thus far been a small
factor, but 1t IL likely thai such movement VIII
now soon set In, and manufacturers Who have
been In the habit OF having prices Their 0wn
wsy for years past are now looking around them
with more diligence and concern, 5uying more on
less daily.
Our Mr.. J. NJ. Rogers, late from several Ncrth
Carolina markets. says that Richmond looks me
liyliest OF all the interior markets ana mas "
far the best tobacco on breaks
Heavy dark stemming leaf u very scarce, ana
n IL snrmised that some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
western leaf Is mixed with sales occasionally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
American timetable League.


WASHINGTON. December IA meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the American Bimetal-
lie League was held to-day Tho committee
consists OF the following gentlemen: y. q. New
senator John ". Danicl Of Virginia; Represen-
tattve willis Sweet. OF Idaho senator Alfred
Coiouitt, Of Georgia; L. NJ. Rumsey, Of Missouri;
Richard Lacey, Of New York, and W. j. Chey-
ney OF Pennsylvania
Ii was stassd after tho meeting had adjourned
that the committee passed resolutions declaring
that they viii dotOrminedly resist the repeal Of
thc at Of July rs. 1890, requiring the purchase
OF 81, ZOO, 900 ounces Of silver year, uuiess the
free coinage 81 silver is AZ tho same time subsi-
tuted for the present Law.
They declared that a repeal Of the oct OF 1920
without the substitution OF FREQ coinage would
lead 20 a ruinous fan Ia silver, attended neces-
sarily by an equSlly-ruinOus decline In wheat
and cotton, which compose our most important
prOducts, and would be disastrous 20 business
generally, and especially 70 our agricultural IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
cabi.grams.

John Kmie LeMalne. the weiiknown Preach
statesman and author Of historical works, Is
dead.
Yesterday was tho thirty-hrst anniversary OF
the death Of Prince Albert. and In accordance
with her annual custom Queen Victoria attend
ed services IN his memory at Froemore, whore
his remains are Inferred.
The German Reicbstag yesterday adopted q
motion declaring that Rector Ablwardt, sen.
fenced TO i've months' imprisonment for hbei
committed In his notorious pamphlet entitled
"Jewish Guns" Is entitled 10 Immunity nom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

Cowlee a. naval aftacAe 10 the American loga-
tion In London, Eng, -,
The condition % Justice Jawar IL improyc1
to-day. and white no Is not aio.ed 10 see sihi'o'h
Il 50 reported that ne IL not serioualy ~. -,
In the sohate to-day tho McGarrahan-oili veto
was discussed. Hr. Hunton explaining thas ne
was no logger INJECTED with McGarrehan W hny
way, and the matter went over tih Io.. ~.
MIR. George, and also went over. MT. Denleis
resolution on tho suhiect OF poAuons w
the government service was taken up ana agreed
10. In the House the bill Tor the fslet W tne
period, and the army appropriation biu-tbe
rrss apI rDpria,ion bull OF tne present session
vas passed..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
Washington small Talk.
~ ,aIerraph . the plspalen. !

"ssnrGToN, -. G., December A-Socretary
ioftr, misunderstanding Spauiding. aud Sur
o l-' ,euofai Wymau. q the Nafilo.ilospital
hrf'ae, save hearing 81 the Treasury Depart
i.rui today 10 n committee representing fner-
~ ants IN New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
liieres,oi In the importation OF rags. WAC as
tcrted hat the danger Of infection IRON the I'M
pDrietOh o. rags Is greatly exaggerated. aud
VA ch0isfg baosi could not p0ssibly exist In
We Tags IN the dry condition IN which they are
Imported
lh1iAnAj commissioner Morgan has accepted the
ltsi.1n Of corresponding secretary OF the bap-
VIZ Board Of Home Missions. lie expects ~ Rs-
rune h,s nsx ausies on the slh a. next March.
lie naval orders issued to-day we're more
tl3A 1s1ely Important. Among them Eere ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
CHOLERA NEKT SPRING.
NJ" York CITY Physicians Express Great
Apprehension of IL.

by telegraph % tho Dispatchl
"t-H..IOS, December 14.--SOme time ago
". s-r2lo Committee on Immigration ad-
-'..i "a -srios Of questions 10 a number OF
..li physicians ga New York city, asking
.a EIru as 20 the probable appear
H CHOLERA 10 this country next year /;
r.rtef ana extent q the danger. accord
.- ..-ir views. the relation " immigration
..r.i.on, ana what eject a suspension Of
.leu ,Or one year would have upon the
..-- have been received from Dr. George
r-1y. Ia. Joseph ID. Bryant. DR.. A. LOomis,
b. A. ~Iyfe, Dr. ". A. Ewing, DIR. j. 2. Win
.'-. l. CYRUS kisDu, ana Dr. Charles e.. Wil-
o. ra.leut % the city Board Of Health.
.'He Fnyficisus expressed general
'.s' mIiy u op Dion that there Ia great appre-
t.- 10 that cholera viii become epidemic
...r toe spring ana sumner Of 1893. Tboy
...'e that RCD quarantine should be
2 .s1 and constantly maintained IN this
~ and that all passengers arriving on
Of. -Asii D. fbOlid 80 subjected 10 close medi-
.EHuinatiou. ~ this Inspection and qOaran-
-un3i safely be conducted BY United States
'L '.s. ne physicians believe that immigration
'-. - he entirely suspended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
Mrs. MAVERICK Heart-Broken.

10y AHgI0- zlIIIV' V1'l .
LOEDoS, December l4.-lhe bhrCness u. W
RoCues- mother OF Mrs. Florence Maybrick, to
day telegrsphs 10 the representative oil th'
Inited Press that her daughters condi-
tton has l'ecome worse within the pas'
two days. She says that MRS. mayDrlc&
strength. which appeared 10 return after the
cessation of the hemorrhages, from when sht
recently suffered, has not been sustained ana
that she is again unable 70 retain her iool' ne
baroness adds that Mrs naybrick Is 10 cohui-
tion of heArt-broken depression ana she Tear,
that she will sink entirely beneath her mental
nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
cpAIN ANo COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, Decem Der 1A-OFYRRrs0s-Whea
1, 100 Bashels. Corn. 1900 bushels.
SALKa--Nhest, 600 bushels. corn, l,2OO push
els.
QUOTATIONS.
WHxAr.-Longbsrry, 74a7Sc. Mixsd, 72a1Ic.
nhortperry. 7Oa77e. No. 2 red, 76a71c.
CORr.-White. Virginia, new, bag lots, oCc. NO
9 white. SOC. No. mixed. ACC.
OAra-Wiuter tfOr seed, 3Sa42c.; NO =
mixed. 3oa4Oc. No. 3 mixed, 37a3Sc-
HYH.-.1Ranoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
The Montana Case.

HELENA, MONT, December lin the helene
contest nothing will be known rs TO the reoui.
until me written opinion Of the supreme Court
is delivered The general belief Is that the can
vaasing board will DO ordered 70 canvass me
Box Elder Precinct This VIII elect Lcacn, ahe
Republican candidate, defeated by the THROWING
out Of mis- ofeclpct on charges OF alleged fraud.
To-day the supreme Court gave counsel tor sne
Democratic candidate tin the 10th 20 answer
II Leach gets the seat both parties WIZ ps VIC,
with three Popuiist Representatives. 10 aocios' ~
IL believed Carter Ii fret N the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
THE COHEN co.

We're agents for the Centemei
Kid Gloves, as well. These two
makes are among the noted ones
of two hemispheres.
Other Gloves, too. Every color,
including the new green's, reds,
and all evening shades, 8 buttons
to 10. The Glove business is GEN.
tering her for cause. They're best
If we sell them.--none others ham
died here, be the price CSC. or
S2.75.
Ladies' Gsunuets, dark tass and browns
sl.25.
We keep your Gloves mended.
Al Entrance.
Have you read Mrs. Emma Lyon
Bryan'S book /? "ISoo--IS6S: A
Romance of the Valley Of Virgil
MA" Very human.--the heroine
beaches her hair has a true
heart comes near marrying the
wrong man, and at last wedS the
right one, whom, early IN the sto-
ry. she's made to feel that lies
worth living. Stolen kisses tears
useless and tears come by right.
But its at our book store.
West Aisls
There's still q chance TO buy A
S. Typewriter before the lots gone.
They'll make any boy or girl hap
py. No more getable till after
the holidays.
Toys 10 your hearts content in
the Basement. Fancy things and
givable things all over the store.
Our friends will help the store
service if they'll take along their
small packages. DO our best
there's some delay now, and little
things are loSable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
Amerionn snbhath Union.

CHICAGO, III, December 14--Ihe elosug Sc
st,,,s "a me fourth annual convention OF the
ImericAn sabbath Union were held today;
Telegram was sent TO Washington urging CON
gress 70 take no action 20 repeal the SUNDAY
soiation was adopted Riung assurance OF tno
uoioas sympathy with the Federation OF LABOR
in any wise move which has for us object tne ere
yatlon OF labor. Elliot Z. shepard, OF no" iofA'
was elected president OF the body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
a TrcasnrN RaIHnce.

WASHINGTON, D. G., December l4.-Secretary
OF the Treasury Foster has informed tho House
Committee on Appropriations that there Will
surely be a balance Of 20.0oO,000 in tho Trea-
sury ~ the end Of the nscal year, June som
next The Secretary IL delighted at being able
% make this showing. AZ last summer he had
counted on but sl0,0O0,OOO remaining In the
Treasury al the end OF the year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
Mr.. CRlSP'S POSITION.
Little Doubt That the Speaker Has Let
ter from Mr.. Anderson.
M telegraph to the Dispatch.l

(By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 14-speaker Crisp
was seen this morning, but stlll declines to say
anything about the Reform-Club dinner. Little
doubt ia entertained that he has received let
ter OF some sort from Mr.. T.. Ellery Anderson In
reference 20 Mr.. Anderson's failure 70 chll on
him for speech, bat Mr.. Crisp himself VIII not
say whether or not no has received any commit
nicAtion from Mr.. Anderson, and refuses
TO discuss the incident. taking tho ground
that the subject il a delicate one, and that u
will DO improper for one OF the parties concerned
90 make comment on lt. 1t may be, however,
that I'm view Of tho general publication given the
embarrassing affair Mr.. Crisp viii decide 10
make public the text Of any explanation he has
received from Sir. Anderson or any other person
connected with the dinner, and, IN the wCrds OIL
dinIomacy. "regard the incident as closed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
aaLWAY MAeNATES TALK.
Presidents Roberts, Depsw, and ingalls,
speak on CuIlom's Amendment.

Presidents Roberts, Depsw, and ingalls,
speak on CuIIom's Amendment.
.sy telegraph to the Dispa.ch.l
E.,.,.ruv, December I4.-Every member
,-. senate Committee on Interstate Com
-... r.t present THIS morning 20 listen 10 the
s.-......o 30 railway magnstes IN favor OF the
u..t iatr1turel by Senator Cul!om,
..... D. lawful for auy common carrier,
.r ue provisions Of the pro
on enter INFO contracts or agree
... ..fr- common carriers having for
..' -t. .staDllsbmont aud maintenance
. ...... .rfs1nsble rates and the prevention
.-.-frIncticn. The room was well
.H... r.i .Ray-IItu, who represented more
f4f q toe railway interests OF
.- states President George Is.
uc Pennsylvania road, was the
trr.nr before the committee.
... .tfh. interstate commerce law Was
....f rvery day, not by the railway
....-. t.f By Shippers and manufacturers.
favor OF the b.ll, which, II enacted
.. eoI'j. lu ais opinion, be beneficial not
... .H. .ltAr tui also 20 tho railways.
....r.rv d. UCpew. Of the New York Gem
a Nav. vas next tie sait there was
I.... . .larrel IN SION m the public mind
-.t.-t oi the relations OF the
.yruies to one another On
t,I % rates and competition.
.... .r.r,s ~ o. the proposed at pools
....s would be formed by the feanHyl-
s.l Sew ri Central With weaker roads,
.I..I rLah'e them ~ live, aud tue slip
..- l.snu'a -turer would not suuer 10
..rg 1ls'usssd the merits 81 the inter
H. .y.c' .4W d; length, and stated mat
.tsuIc- desired 60 comply Win
a.f establish standard ratcS which
o.. fair 20 tho public and renunera-
rr companies. Ho believed the
..' of the amendment wouli 60 much to
.... s.r-t compliance with the iptenta'e
would 10 TIE same time result IN the
'- u more lines AID develop tho coun-
...t In-alls, OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio
.-.tI tnst unless Congress came 20 the
The railway companies the weaker
sO into bankruptcy and the
r..t 1oin together Va sei-dsfeuce.
rrimeut 90 tho Law Is adopted 1t will
.. irrreased rates, bus 20 will result IN
.-.. ana in many cases Will reduce ex-
.. ard the railways will, IN turn, help
law.
Walker said that the proposed law
-. rs.a t1e effect % encouraging healthy
and would create satisfaction
'.- railway companies and the public,
r.4.l DE- a Stimulus 70 capital 70 further de-
..... t.r country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
A enid Eojoys

tho pleasant flavor. gentle action. and
soothing effect OF Syrup of Figs, when ia
need OF laxative, and IL the fatner or
mother be costiye or bilious the most graft
flying results follow its use; so that ~ N
the best family remedy known. and every
family should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. December 14.--Nirginia 3's. 13lSn
10 Baltimore and Ohio stock. 94a9o4; North
ern Central stock, 71a72: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, 10SalIo: do. Sd incomes,
sL6a9I4 consolidated gas bonds, ll5all6; do.
afne aDahHak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. December Ia, 1892.
SALEs.-1, 900 Virginia per cents at 1875,
5000 do. at 1875, 1000 do. at 1875, 1000 do.
at 73A.
Closing quotations at the STOCK Boarl:
9oyzayYEyr ysJuaIrEL BID Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE only trading
Of moment on the Stock Exchange during the
morning hours was IN Union Pacific, Rock Island
Missouri Pacific, Lake Erie, Western Union.
Nhiskey Trust, Lead Trust, and Atchison'
Prices opened irregular throughout with the
greatest changes ia tho stocks named, but even
these did not exceed fractions There was abso-
lutely no feature in connection with the dealings
and at noon prices were only slightly changed
from those OF last evening. The sales for the
morning amounted 10 1873, AS shares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
AFTER NOON.

Tho market was a little more active after IL
o'clock, bat the course OF prices continued IT.
Regular. Some OF the list recorded marked ad-
vances. while others showed similar declines.
Rea1irg was quite actively raided at times, the
selling u the stock having been started by some
unloading by brokers' usually employed by a
firm that has been recently very active IN
Reading and New England. The bears supple
mented tie selling by reports that no interest
will be paid on the second income bonds, put
other well-informed brokers stated that the full
interest on all the incomes will DO paid IN cash.
The stock, however, did not decline materially,
closing only u per cent. lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15
THE COHEN co.
m y An on Ar
-
r--Il@l--l1s-@--7l7-71-l =
fINO INVESTORS.

HNU IN ESIUhb.
All persons contemplating Investments Ter
1904 are invited 20 consider the deslrahlliiy Il
the stock % THE OLD-DOMINlON BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is SOLD NJ $50
per share and has A maturity value of 900 Der
share, paying per cent. annual cash intereS'
until maturity upon the amount Invested.
This stock presents the rare combination OF
handsome returns with security a. absolute ~
any known investment
Cali on or address .,
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasured,
Iii5 Main street Richmond, Va
j. TAYLOR ELLYsOS. President
DIRECTORS:
J. TAYLOR RrLYsos, JOBN $. ELLFrf,
JOHN II. PURCELI, NORMAN V. hAsDolFHr
FRANK /. SUTTON. de i-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

We want to bring you and our clothes to-
zether--The better you know EN- the better
you'll Ike 'em.
You'll meetlots OF your friends hore-nndlng
satisfaction.
One whole door for SUITS.
One whole floor for ovERCoATs--we can
ut you in a twinkline-in any style you've got
mind 10 call for-Lots OF styles that are newer
than YOU know oi-Maybe they'll strike you
as they have hundreds Of others-as best OF all
They win II you like novelty.
You don't have TO go to tailor to get exclu-
siye styles-latest wrinhles--WEyE got too
clever set Of makers-competent contributors
% ,.shion-Both SUITS and ovERcoATs-
s,ngIe- or double-breasted Sscks-Cutaway
Fcocks-Prince rts-ClRw-hammers and
Tu.edos-snd the long-cut full-bsek Lenox-the
long cape Midlothian-the Aunson Ulster-the
Russell Ulster-the Inverness Fuli-Drcss Over
Goa, the Astrachan-trimmed D'Albert-
They're our own.
SUITS to s4o-ovERcoATs to s45--
Both beginning at sio--we couldn't vouch
for anything cheaper.
Have We had your cOachman or your otherser-
wants yet to out in their WINTER LIvERIEs
In our complete stock It's only faw minutes
work.
The s4.so cHILDREN's-sUrT SALE ought to
have your immediate attention. %, s7-so, 81,
$3.50, and 90 values for $3.50 is too strong an
,nducemens to last great while.
How abou, YOUR sHoEs' OURS are the
best to buy when you do buy.
A. SAKS & CO.,
.,.v., s SS RI $i ;s Siss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

The Paris Rsptstsigps Praneasss torgrstuiates
N. ReHvisr upon rcssgnIns No hnafice portlos~
He will now be 81 hoerty. the paper says. 70 AZ
tack his accusers VINO, Il adds, are ssssflsnts o.
the repubiic. Tho French nonsscssss papers
are iubilant over sns fall Of n. Rou,ier aud bail
bis resignation rs q triumph for the mcnarcaicsi
cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-15

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