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A.-A.-A Attention.
table optoral Oh Murray Hill.
Attractive floors, with private baths. With
or without private table suites and single
rooms; board optional
Apartments. doctors Offices al desirable
lseatiois'y strictly frstolass houses.
Highest NferanSe given.
Information reliable and Ese.
>. c. LAt EA W,. s S GO.
A-AT1'hACTfvE, elegantly furnished
rocThs square and single oven Ores bS.E1,
hcI wsdohk ,S is i sV desifaSe for ph ny
ST soaesseser :' AIDED ed n He scisetiSn vtSOu;
EVERETT DIRECTORY, Established 1899.
+. A. DALEY. - West S5tA. 81.
AT 20 EAST WASHINGTON PLACE.
between Broadway eod the Park.-Hsnd.
s0meiy furnished room, with OF without
board.
GRAMERCY PARK, 2e.-Genuemen only
hands omelv furnished bed and sitting room
hst and cold water breakfast.
HORIZONS, l1e WEST 22D.ST. Gen.
ira, quiet homsiike; 81 80 q day Ameri-
,s;es:. 1910
I.-sTiTE OF ROOMS, seeond rooT,
also other rooms. with hrstclas board.
10 East s3d'st.
2lsTsr.. 145 wEsr.-Nlcely ttgTnisheda
GENT emea lr,t.ciass table; also table
board references
2IsTsT., i45 EAST Granercy Park
Desirable rooms; generous table; every
thing frst-claAs privies, praVee park;
references.
32D.sT.. yi9 WEST. Large. sunny
rooms on second and third floors beet and
L., 4 refc-sNcpa
rrs S...5 81 ,S W5sT 1 gRS'ss s.l sne S.
toard Tor a limited number references re
qulred.
Ey6.yf., WEST. .-Handsonlqly
furnished square and hall rooms % and
81 fOore back parlor; nFst-ciass board ref
q lssl.a H S. ses ssa'' si
81 WISH zyTH.S TWIN board two
hall rooms. With large closets.
81 EAST aoTH-sT.. psar BroadwAy;-
Good board pleasant. sunny rooms centre
Of srngsensnt and drysoods distriet; quiet;
homslike te. ms moderate table board.
SO VEST 2oTEsT,; Niles y Y. s.l mossl,I
| SnsscsptlaaeSSe board hotel toayenienes.
VIII tho quiet and comfort Of home; 70
OF the present guests have been here An
average OF IL yca7s.
az WESr 9sTA ST. Handsomely rir-
nishrd rooms with board private baths (;
,xtell~nt board aud a.tond,nce.
As EAST 4lsT- ST. 2 Doors east Madl.
son -ave.-Handsomelyf furnished SECOND hoor.
with excellent hoaTd paIlor dinlns.rsom;
references exchanged,
47TB st, EAST.-veEy largo, hand.
some rooms. en- suite ~ singly; excellent
table retsreRces exchanged.
30 wE.sf 18TH ST Large rooms; twb
gentlemen or married couple; also nall
rooms superior board.
b7ITtsT.. si3 WEST -La'ge. handsome.
ly furnl shed room Oh second floor all con-
veniences; superior board; references ex.
changed.
60TH-ST.. 100 EAST.-Renned home I;
house lust opened every comfort and con.
ven'ence excellent table gentloInon pre-
terred references.
0iST.sT., EAST l62.-Flegant back
parlor second floor large rooms superior
| German table; home comforts; rehned
Christian family.
l4e WEST 43D.ST .--Hana,o fur.
nished rooms with board suite on parlor
eoor FOR physician; references exchanged.
184 MADISON. 4VE.-Desifabls second
moor, front, slcove room. with board; ref
| erences.
5.g0i 7TH.XVE'- 9ornef 1901 St
Large rooms on third and fourth noors,
facing drive, with frst-class table.
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Eelp Udntk0.

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AGENTS and CANVAsSERs. ns.e OF
female, - to e. daily p,oats sure "a.
lfNe1te unnecessary 10 talains rsJEcd'
ex elusive territory given. 70 l1-t. ars
address 1. PUTNAM l. CO.. west WihsIed'
Conn.
AGENTs Gun, tissue mends. clothing
Neo.lens, gloves. up.DFllas. one "a lVc
Co Proyiden5t. K. /
AGPNTS.-S1lary ana commission ra.d
70 9hperiencsd reliae.s; 'F,,ToT o. IN ID.
men AID other solicitor. Ca,l and convince
yourself WORK %GNAN'S tOqdIH.
ALIVE ASSOCIATION or THE JNI1ED
INSURANCE LEAGj L. 50 Union Slua.
BOY WANTED for erI-,nds M olace o.
willing; highest rel, r-nces required WAGES
IS 70 commence. J. SWEET. 100 nIoa4woy.
FREE TO EMPLOYERS Male -i-.p
OF every description. FOR onicos. stoIee.
factories. Pms, hotels and neehAa.,.a' vorH.
carefully Selected and sent Tor interview
cam cam 0: suit 1.-TWO" TcSS. " SSEsW,1oi,K ACENCY
les,abli.hed' and r,lable), 75e Broadway.
corner sth-st.
PRE- TO rMPLOYFRS-Mlle help q
al lnih carefully selected ana sent i9f
interview employment al hinds q',gky
b.oeuIed 70, men. MUTUAL AGENCY.
534 Broadway.
MEN eEEKIN5i EMPLOYMENT ca
and see US We are the most relisl agency
IN New-York positions guorsnierd. no MT
Ter What employment you de.!r, iniorI.a,
ton free. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, $40 Broadway.
WANIED.-In the once Of q leading
wholesale house. thoroughly conp.i NJ
and experienced bookkoepcr all app,l atcns
mpst. In order 90 insure attention state age.
references by whom cmployed during ne
past three YEAR. and salary e1pcc'.d
S Ss,sA MGttS5skGt1fRfen 'YB ss f. Tribune
once.
WANrED. "A 10Y In me orr,s o; a
and CONE weN fecommsnt.d Atdrcss W.
IL. Tribune oflee.
WANTED .-Ho.ei ma y siilsI ownos IN
sseyssAr Ie:.Sss Inc iao &y a. s';'s s9
Ro1'EL Tsisuas Once.
WANTfD.-A reliable, snsNe.lS. a 80, !
busincss man. between 2p cpd 95, % assist
nsSss when B.Gns ss s' l 'fy a9a
t EHER' sT-.S s; c"' odic s"'' -
WxSfhR . :, mas q. q 4 1sss "a.
sonsl appestaace, pleasant sd1fh" a. book
, AfeUer ana cashier Ulst " VffLt4f ~
mlfar with ONCE duties possesstd q sound
senss, correct habit, and hot AFRAID q hon.
Get labor ore WHO thinks a wei a. az .
good future and fe!r computation . ule
r!eLt p4rson. Apply At loo Broadway
| l6lst-at).
Females.
LADIES make eco week who write t9r
US at home; nb canyassing. ReplG wiLh az.
dre ssed and stamped eflyllope. WON y .
OF. OPl.RATINET TOILET co. (IncOfatlI 10
South BEND. Ind.
WAETED.-Compstedt COOK. who under
stands her business horourhly. and &C..
qvires no kitchenmald, = keep Ting neat
aud clean niue, do .ashinP and Ironing ;
salary, go per month; small iallIy
of adults every cOnvfnicnce In hou-c {;
ffty.two miles from New York 'ity. ~
Wet shore Railroad none nut Proifsfant
need answer; Nor'h Of Ireland woman pr
forred. address Mrs. &. H'Alcyepn Park.
COfnw0lI. oil. Hudson. NewNLk
WANTED.-A clean. strong GIL 70 nina
a baNv and help honsewOrk In HAT %
0 month. 1S40 lstave, hlght up rgh'
WANTED. LADIES' maids. domcftics and
ochers 10 learn dfd.sm0kinR and cutting
good positions guaranteed after taught !c.,
Sn. doy or evening Call or wKte MADAM
BONA 20 Fasf 2oth-s'
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Uomestir 5itnations UanIso.
EeulalaA

CHAMBERMAID &e.-By en- E0glish
woman good waitress, o. walt Oh invalid
coed scwNr. .NGGess for 2 days, NJ. k,
Poa IS, Tribune Uptown OIiiee. l.2s2
H,4aiway.
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AITREsS. BY a young swedish girl,
as rrst-class waitress In private family Ca
take butler's place best u pstiIieni&is
- 10 sob. iety. honesty and cape bllty Call
or address 3i5 Stn.sye., bet 25rh and 2etA
So
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AGENTS and CANVAssERS. ns.e OF
nTseate unnecessary 10 talaing rrs1gca
ex lusiye territory gyen. 70 part V ais
address 1, PUTNAM l. CO., West W.nsted.
Conn.
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Cpnnirp Rfal estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwel:
ngs for sale or TO let; large assortment o.
iTIBBS & TAYLOR. 8 Beeknan-st. y. Y.
E.yN liz acre near Janesburg ".
L fxir conditi.S S-room house; tern :
eonsn fimher fine brook $1,000; mortgage,
81 900 for sale on instalments OF eXchangee
Tor small city house. j. d. Conduit Az
Walf.st
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Aprses au0 Carriages .

A-yAN TAssELL Z KEfARNEXs
CARRIAGE EEPOSTIORI'
$50 %r an PPRif Ses ff:' s lsIn:.''
now styles Of SPRING and SUMNl'N
ALL THE NEW DESIGNS IN DAN, Ma
PIE and OTTER NAFUkAL MGObeo;
Chidren's vehicles for aohAeFS SAu
sHSSCpTiSiNG WAGONS. Kons.ns'Oas DIP.
BY Wagons, Triple Duckboards. SNtreys;
With and witheut canopy tops Joeo.rt
{ White BucSsOsrds Tor four and six
sRb'rrGfHMs AND oCTAGoN FRoNF
by the best TX Ei'zs2 spifFes'.
GLASS FRONTS AND LkATHEH hSAA''
SIX pAssES S2EEAx ND : - EXTENSION
w ViCToMASt p,.rroxs
IA f6HSy1S .sa IS s3Fr1 aSlI tEHfh45Ss
LApifS' DRINiNG PIAEToSs, * tx
T T5EEsI PHt T2{Eo yEAh10Ns ard DoU,
OF AN III bER KJTR wSlcCoSsS gP22II:SsT.
TIhBURYs' DOG fA fAsIs' AND f0N'
OUR HARNESS ROOM
HAS -
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
IMPORT ED AND DoNLSIIx NAY
M NfSS s tAIR ASD t tIoua RN HSbs.
BLANKETS, &C.
IN AMERICA.
HORSES
OF ALL IINDS-Famly HarsH ROAD;
sters. Totters, Saddle Horses' ano
AL %9s1ss' on HAND
At PRIVATE SALE
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL DO
WELL 70 examine our IMMENSE
STOCK before buying elsewhere.
FOR SALE-A pair OF ine mahogany
bav htses Close mated 10 hands high,
5 and Is years old shofouchly broke 70 al
harness very stylish cen trot tns-thor ~
3 minutes warranted sound and fearless OF
steam, electric car' or anything CAL Oh
w. B. SNYDER, South Behiesara, rem.
HORSES wIYTERED.--Larg box stalls !:
good iced carriages stored tree city refer
ences A. r. MOORE. Central Park. L. /
WANTED.-5o ooo. 900 people to send
for Birchs carriage and harness eaM.
logucs: largest assortment IN America, very
moderate prices don't pay rleh extraNsgeps
pricea for harnsss and calr!agesi estab'
ishcd 1862. Address J. n. BIRCH. Bur
Npston. Nj.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
steamer MoMoen CBD. Mann, from New-iorN' aFf'e'
at E'Stol Nqytl! Der q. - No..
Steamer rIut1auf Ger), Scinanssy saIea Uo'h DoNo'
ol N~w-Yo'S Nov aubor q. -. -,.s
St"auer t0rrln fPT), Men7es, from NeWhofA o-'''eu
Glasgow Nov 'mber &. 1890, =.
stsn er Crom, BN, Lord from NswYerk, arrived I"
Leith November }. o,,.,,
steamer HCInga mn Anderson. sailed from Shields
for NeN.iOrk November :. .,-,,
steamer NympA,c l'r. Grmwade. sailed from Shields
for Ncw-York NoI 'mhHr =. 49,,
Gothia ir. Bassewitz sailed from Stcttin
for Ncw-Yort Nov" gbcr o.
Steanor Norye tlpn Knudsen, sailed from Christano
FOR Nc,v-York NoVcn Der 3.
Ste,mcr Mannheim Ger. Hoelck, from New-Iofk. az
rived 40 CuVhaycn Npvrinhcr ?
stcamcr Chicago Crt Watson from Nsw.York. arrived
Antwerp Noyemb'v 7.
steamor, Re'dlns tbr Grey from Sew.York. arrived
4 I1shJr November ?
steamer Epncl (1AN, Bruno rom New York arrived a.
Cihialtlr NlNcmbciio.
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60 Get for Business purposea

IOFTS.-New 7-story freproof building
70 n. fr1nt BY 65 deep; god light power;
ssean heat and elevator good loesu9n, u i,o
4 MUTZ, 81 Eizabethst.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
&1tir, second foot beautifully decor
nd shslv,d 'sr business; low rent: i'm
mediate possession. Apply 1873 West 23d-st
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

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10 EAST efTHST.-A strictly modern
22-ft dwelling, with sunny exposure, oicTed
al bargain 20 close estate cabinet tySm
marguerite floors; decorations i1 attest sty!e.
BELLANY y WINANS, 0)e oth.are.
62D-ST.. adjoining 5th-ave .--Elesant
house, side Light. 2-s.oT e&ten ion might
lease. 8. NIXON, 60 Broadway.
Brooklyn.
FOR sALE-ROUsEs-3.s and base
ucrt ARTISTIC stone houses, Just completed,
f'Itn an.ave.. near StuyYcsant bard wood
trim BAY windows 10 back par'or great
AMY ON premises or II MITCHELL Z
HERR. owners and builders. 74S Putnam
ave. open daily.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. Set Moon ;3s pmlMoons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook IL :O2 Gov Leland IL ElHell Gaze O3
P.M-SanGy Hook IL 40 Gov Island hci' "s'e Al
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Business Ghanrfs.

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ALL KINDS OF STORES and stocks OF
me:c. and!ss bougat for SPOT ca d who.es,ie
onice s3s 2d-aye.. New.YerX CITY.
ATIENrI OS, COAL RghANIs,-r
Bareain sl2, 500 Newark. y. j., property,
90 buslne,s, go year, established coal
ward worth IS 900 year; easy terms
iIopGEs. 1877 Brosd~a5. Room ).
ATTTVTION An excellent opportunity
is Altered 4 i've man with some cash 70
take half interest Ia l5years estatii,heo
,ssI sssatA business here Ia city VIII tear
iov.stg a.t,n. HODGES. 1877 Broadway
Room 8, -A-
An ESTABLISHED machine shop, bet
location In the atty can De bougnt cns2P
old AZ once MCDONALD WlGOiNo'
40 Nossau.st ---,-
PARTNER, with $40 900. IN an estao-
lisbed bu,tness large pronts rare oppoi
.mntsy nene but those meaning Lusinens
neod amply Address p. y. Box 81. SUI
Geld, Conn.
RI pATIRoADS. CAPITALISTS AND
m, \ rms --Advert!,css VIII give fair IN.
rsrc.t in % 900 600 fnt.rpiise fo' sltr am
cspjtal. Address INDUSTRIAL, iohne
ONCE.
70 pFNT For Otr roAr. o. a Ti"s o.
years completely furnished aad rg.ns
hotel Address Lynne CAhILE. Pass
Christian. Miss. ----
wAyTrp.-s5, coo capital to start Let
innate buGinsss. seenrty given. ~. lib
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Gitp Real estate Go Eet.

THE ELEGANTLY furnished house.
with thres story dining-fo ~ extension NO.
IN Fast 9th. ST. now open fo- inspection
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miscellaneous

A,-w EsTLOT0RN's detective and law
agency: divorces, specially separations, de-.
sstohs wife suppo,,. aa a s,, col con
SSantiL consultation free. 80 Nassau-s.
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MASSAGE TREATMENT.-By an ex.
ysss masssuf highly recenHeadsd ron
$foess: usisss moderate. GERLAOH.
RI East s1stlst.
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flats Go G., u1tnrnlsbso

FfREPROOF FLATS. 3Yd.ss.. nsor
DroaiMav. .NlCJ; j-.tory brick leased
70 ~, ten1n' ~pleldid growing invest
meat. 'tAH!i% eros. 80 Wall.st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
IMPROVED PROPERTY Avn
LOCATED IN JEFFERSON. JAChsoN' AM
MARSHALL WARDS.

s.ov.r o,araian.o I'm the Chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond. VIZ
VI. ginia docrce Of February
Rruuinv II ala 10, 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
AN ELECTION CASE.
Intent Of the Federal Law as to Federal
Supervisors.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE, February 16.-Judge Morris,
of the United States District Court, filed
decision to-day in the case of the United
States against Henry 4. Buckey, a judge
of election at an election in this city for
representative i'll Congress. He is charged.
under section 1922 of the United States
Revised Statutes. with having INSTRUCTED
and prevented q Federal supervisor of
election IN the performance % his duty.
of personally scrutinizing and inspect
ing the ballots of llllterate persons who
required to be assisted in marking their
ballots. Judge Morris holds that 1t is the
evident intention of the Federal law that
every duty TO be performed by every off,
Ger Of elections in conducting the voting
shall be scrutinized by the Federal super
visor. The result of his construction of
the law Judge Morris thus sums up: Not
withstanding the prohibition of the State
law, the Federal Supervisors NAV, IN the
performance of their duty TO personally IN
spect and scrutinize the manner of voting.
il required of an illitefate person. accom-
pany the ballot-clerks 70 the booth and
inspect and scruiiDize the marking
of the ballot as TO the candidates
for representative in Congress, to
ascertain If il IL properly marked as the
voter has desired. The supervisors may
explain TO the lliterate voter that 1T IS his
privilege to have their scrutiny or not as
he chooses, and II the voter Is content
with the ballot-clerks, and does not re-
quest the presence OF the supervisors,
then they shall not interfere and shall not
90 To the booth. If the special plea in
this case is amended to sllege that the IL
Iiterate voter did not request the scrutiny
or inspection of the Federal supervisor,
will override the demurrer and hold the
plea good"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS
w DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOK-KFRPER. STE
NOGRAPHER, AND TYPEWRITER. Must be
a good accountant. State salary and references.
None other need apply. Address Locs-Box No.
o-o 10 INV FGsu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
HIS CAREER WAS GATHERING.
His Crash sudden and CompIete-His
Fiight-His Creditors
TBy telecraph 10 the Dispatch. ]

ST.. LOUIS, February ia special from
Dallas, Texas. says: Colonel j.. Is. Simp-
son. well known throughout the South.
and Texas especially. having been at the
head of dozen business firms in Dallas,
Is absent. and numbers Of creditors and
people who have been duped are looking
Tor him. The grand jury, 1t is reported,
have found several indictments against
him, and the air Is filed with rumors of
crooked transactions. A rumor was cir.
culated yesterday that he had committed
suicide at Hot Springs, Ark, where
be had gone for his health. but it
was learned from one of the largest
creditors that simpson was on the ocean
en route either to Europe. or to South
America. A year ago prudent business
men predicted that Simpson was going
too fast and would come 70 an abrupt end.
His career has been 30 glitteriug and his
crash so sudden and 30 complete that his
fight IL regarded al q mystery, the solu-
ton Of which is bound to duplicate him
to such an extent a. TO exile him from this
country. II Is estimated that he got away
with ct least eS00. 600 in cool cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
Az. 8. Government ROADWAY.
Pigeon.shooting Contest Between Ans
ssurs-Important Court Decision.
fspecial telegram 70 the Dtspatch.l

SVnsSss ss~s~~''
ssurs-Important Court Decision.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALHroH. N. O.. February 16.-.t was
learned to-day that the building OF o road
way by the Government from this city 70
the National cemetery Is assured. Inc
survey has been made, and the consent OF
oroperty-owners along the road secured.
The city will build fine roadway to JOIN
the one which the Government will con-
st-uct.
To-day arrangements were made for o
pigeon-shoot at the State Fair-Grounds
next Thursday--i00 birds side-between
L. 4. Davenport. of Long Island, amateur
champion, and Edward b. Engelhard, one
OF the best shots in North Carolina.
THE MERcHAKrs' TAx.
The Supreme Court to day fled opifl-
ions in the three cases involving the States
right to impose tax upon purchases maze
by merchants The court declares that
the tax Is not on interstate but on the oc-
cupstion of carrying on business IN this
State, and graduates the tax on the amount
Of purchase whether made within or with
out the State. 1t does not discriminate
agains the products of other States. IL Is
O privilege tax on an occupation.
The residence OF X. N. winston. ~
Franklinton. was burned to-day. IL was
built fifty years ago, and cost Y3,OUO. IL
was partially insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17

IA shown by the quantity OF merchandise sent US
every day by importer, manufacturer, and job
Der 10 sell at loss TO some one, Just because
they have heard Of our great February sale, and
know we can sell lots Of anything that 10 bar
gain.
Many Of these things advertised the first week
OF the saIe have not been fold out. Many OF the
things advertised yesterday have already been
sold out.
That is the way it goes take your chances with
the rest, and come as quickly a. possible
Norfolk Pleated Waists, with belts, any size
bust measure 80 TO AZ. made OF heavy blue
prints with hair-llno stripes or small dots, 4oc'
worth 09c.
Made OF black calicoes, with neat white hair
line stripes, Acc. worth 69c.
Made OF best shriing prints, with neat hair
line stripes, 35c. worth SOC.
Black Surah Silk Waists, high shoulders, full
sleeve, tucked and iull fron.s Of all-silk surah.
with bets, $3.50 each, worth 80.
Princess Wrap err, made OF best quality dark
calcoes, lined waists, Watteau pleat, full front,
at sj.25 each.
China silk Vests, with collar, full front, loose
ruf1ie down front, pointed gfrdle, sold color,
lieht blue. yellow, pink, red, garnet. cream, Nile
green, shrimp; everybody In style Ia wearing
one. 81 each. worth $3.50.
Long Blazer Fronts or Jabots, solid color, silk
material With lace fronts, any light shade 5ec.
worth 91.2J.
1000 Real Leather Travelling Bags Of en-
bossed leather, either black, red, or dark tan
color any size, 9, 10, IL, ~, ID. IA. 10, 10
inches long, take your choice for 31.1O, any size
Is worth more.
Cambric-Pillow shane. 2-inch wide hem,
with pretty stamped designs ready FOR embroid-
ering, SOC. pair, worth SOC.
Infants Long Cloaks, made Of cream or tan
casbmere, full Embroidered Capes, Skirts, and
Guns, q bic assortment for $500.
HZe1z<e>zS- NN %ENoNX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
Social Notes from Greensboro.

fCOrre Ipondence OF the Richmond Dlsoatch.I
GREENSBORO, N. c.. February 16.-The
young people OF this place of both sexes
have formed themselves into whist club, and
meet on Monday night OF each week. The club
Is about thirty strong.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Chambers, who were mar
ried at this place last week, have returned from
their bridal tour TO 81. Augustine, Fla. and yes
terday they lett for their future home, in Aste-
vile.
Mrs. A. NJ. Scales. widow OF the Ex-Governor,
will leave Greensboro In a few days for Dan
Vile, where she will spend several months with
her adopted daughter, Mrs. j. ii. Wiley. She
will be accompanied by her niece, Miss Irving
Scales
Miss Edith Hagan, who has been on visit to
Miss May Jopling. OF Danville, Va, has toturned
to this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17
KRIT QUIT.
A Fatal Negro stabbing ARRAY.

DURHAM. N. c., February 16.-An ARRAY
occurred at negro dance in the northern
part Of the city last night. Bryan Jones, negro
drayman. &c years old, went 10 the house where
bis wife was dancing and tried 10 take her home.
She refused TO leave and this brought on en-
alteration between her husband and some other
man. during which Case Stevens stabbed Jones
while he was held by Leo Neal Jones died IN
an hour. Stevens made HE escape, but Neal
was captured this morning and Ia In jail.
Tho knights Of Pythias celebrated their ami
versary tonight and tho address was delivered
by Rev. w. 4. Greasy, OF Charlotte, n. {.
1t is stated to-day that the Hotel Claiborne
property, formerly owned by Blackwell q Carr,
has been transferred to j. s. Carr as sole owner,
and that a fiity-rocin hotel, with all the modern
improvements, will be erected at once.
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suit Of which wss almost a instanta-
neous death.
A contract has bean closed with the
Gamsweil Fife-ua Company for put
ting In an electric system In this CITY.
The graded schools here are arranging
interesting programmes Tor Washington's
Birthday.
James Hodgin. member Of the tobacco
manufacturing Arm Of Hodgin Brothers d
Lum, died 1t 1850 o'clock tonight Ut Sails
bury, where he went few days ago TOR
his health. His remains will reach here
tomorrow for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-17

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