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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

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8orfabrnns BON ansSeltopiten Grem>
plaren Der i'm ausiterbeil begriffenem
Tbiere fem. SIN 3ufammenbang nit
Der ret9balti9en 5ooloeiI9en Iusitel>
lung tperoeu Die Wtetbo0eit peranifau.
lidt, ME Der SnOianer, Der Gstimo unb
Der gebilbete Met6e Die Tbiere einf6net
nnb bdnbigt. Gnbere 3olleftionef set<
gen ben ytuseu Der uerl6iebenen Tbfere
fir ben Meni1en unb ftelen bic Me>
tbobeu bar, bte bel Der Bearbeitung bon
ibrem Pel3, ben Sebern, 0aut, Rnos
den, 36buet, 9ufen unb 99npper at1z
9euanbt Derben. Ole antbropologil9e
Sammllns erl6utert unter Nnberem
6os 2eben uno bic 0ebenssetpobnbeiten
Der Snoiamer.
No9 Often 3u i6lieet liH an baS
9tatipnalmuieum Die MilitGrfeftion an.
6elos unb Befa9erunsssef6iise Der als
teren ntb aetelten 9Dfteme, cine
Saulmlun9 BON @efpebrmo6elen, ME
fe Die neridiebenen Nattouen eingefibrt
babeu, top09rapbii6e, in erbabener Or
belt ausgefiibrte Mpbelle bon perIdies
oenet Gtreden am 6ubipn, 3t0el< ltn6
Decentralization, bic llniformen Der
Bu~nbe8arntee, cine Ielttrmafmine, NIT
telit berer @iien uuo Stnbt bis at einem
Druid BON 100 Cons per Qua6ratsolI
prObirt mirb, Sorts nlageu ltno pieles
Mnoere tperben bter benz Beiuder qe<
3eigt bic plafiiden Sia9bil6nneen in
Der Snsenienrdbtbeiluug finb nortreff=
lid.
DaS Yoltant in benz fiibmeItlihen
5tiisel 3eist cine Multeranffalt TIM pols
len Betriebe. A~u6erSen1 fann man In
bielem Departement bic G~ttttpidelung
oes R~oifpefens BON ieinen friibeltett
Gnfdn9en an perfolgeu, etne biib59e
9ammlung bon Sreinarfen ut6 Yofts
farten aller 0atiouen beipunbern urb
tDirb iid), meril man bic bon Der dead
letter Office" auSgeltellten ieltiamer
@egenltdnbe anliebt, bic In ungeniieenb
ober fali6 abreifirten Senbutger emit,
balten waren, ~erftaunt fragen, mas fiir
rt6gli1e unb unm6gli@e Din9e bod
Der BOlt anoertraut tperben.
Die Ionftisen gusftelungseruppem
i'm Hs9ierungssebdube umfa}fen ai,ber
ben 0e9enitdnben, bic NIT Dem betfefs
feflbsn Department enser 3uiamrtens
bdn9sn, Gles, mas it9 auf Mabrungs.
mittelperfdli9uns, Gntomolo9ie, Bofn.
nil, Obftbau. Die 1hdtisfeit ber Qua,
rantdaeftationen, Gletid- nnb 8ieb.
transport, prattii4en 9ufbei9las, 9e.
arbsttun9 pot Solj, mifrostoptf6e
unterfuhunp u. bal. beiieht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
SUI 1esiernnssse6dnoe.

Des 6e9ierunessebdube auf Der Cos
luulbuss Gusitelluns, belien tnpoiarte
aubere 5ormen pObl jebem 3situnsss
leier oieieS 9anoes i9on ldneit bur6
bilblide Daritellung befannt finb, lit,
mas ieine 3pedmdBise innere Ginride
tuns betriHt, 70 3iemli9 obne Rtpalen
I'M SadloneRarf.
Der srOBere Ebeil Der Nusftenuns
baielbit bat auf BEN 9auptFur ieinen
Rfae sefuubeu. Die 9roBe Central
Rotunoe, ipel6e eth Stiid bes 8ieien<
baurnes aus &alifornien entbdlt, 1T bon
elmer Reibe bon Mlfopen nmseberr, Die
Der Sraueubeb0roe bebufs Nusfteluns
bon Nltertbimern aller Nrt aus Der
3~olonial3eit CUR 8erfisung geftellt murs
ben. Die bier in S9aufdfteu befinbz
liden biitorii9sn @esenftdnoe liuo
ebenfo 5ablrei9 als iutereiiant uno itamz
men meiit aus priuaten Sammlunsen.
Breite Gorribore, BON benet Der mad
benz Gee fiibrenbe 3pet BET fletneren
Nusftellun9sgruppen, Die bes Staats<
unb bes Suiti5bepartements, entbdlt,
nerbtnben Die prd9ttse Rotunbe nod
often un6 @efter nit ben 9aupteins
sdngeu. 9ier finSet man mthttse
Staat8urflun6en, tpie 6a8 Sri8inalma>
nnlertpt Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
6as init anbereu uni9dtbaren, biitort<
i6en Dofumenten, in etne 9tablftlte
eingepadt, 1T einerl belor6erer @aeen
bon Waibtn9ton mad Chicago bef0rbert
tpurbe. Inter Mnberem finbet man aud
Die @breneeidenfe, mel6e benz General
Grant auf letner beriibmten Retle um
Die @elt lettert8 BET anspartt9en 6e<
gierungen uno Der fremben 5tdbte ents
9~e9en9ebra9t ipurben.
BON ieit1em 9tono in Der Hotunoe
aus faut1 Der 8ein9er trgenb cine Der
@ruppeu 6nr9 8o9en9d1l9e errei9en,
Die idnnltli6 BON Der run6en 6a1e attsz
9eben. Die Rei9baltiSfeit Ser etn3elz
aen Gusiteauneett lit gerabe3u erftauns
ltd, nentt man bebentt, baB BITE Hegtes
riug aud nod perihiebene Spe8tal,
v@rbibtts4 dueerbalb bieies @ebduoes
perauitattet bat.
3ter ieien ais Defenders e~rtpdbnens-
tpertb Die Nusitellunsen oes 9tattonalz
mnfelttis, bes Grieesmiuiitertums unb
beS 8oitamtes ipe5ieu an9efiibrt.
OaS Nationalmufeum, i'm fiioliden
Ebeil oe8 @ebdubes 9ele9en, iluftrirt
nit feiner ausitellua9 bic natArli9en
9ilfsmittel unleres 2anbe8 urb beren
Nusbarma6ung. Belonbers tptrb Der
anaerifantfden 6auna aufmerfiamteit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
Das Rerbteaft feet,

mt Dhnf6eR n~nferen RtibhrserR mttbutbetIeu, bab
wtr Or. Rings ueues S@piubjuAts : 9eilmttteI bereits
felt elmer @etbe rpu Jatren perfaufen, eben{c Or
Rings Reue 2eber : Ptaeu, Bu6Iens arniea Satte unb
QIeetrte Dtttere, unb 6a5 rtr utemals 9etinitta pers
fault baben, bic 10 gut s9eFenH rber Bite 70 aasemetn
b~efrebist taben, pte bteie. Dtr s6sern tetnen Gussns
Slid, bts Garan.te fur bteje Rittel isber 3ett su hbers
netmeu unb Fnb tets beIett, bas peraEssdbte @elb Su.
rhdJuSaben, peHu ttrem 0ebrdu@e feline befriebtseus
ben ReluItate sefolst Fub. Dtefe Wtttel ~berbanfen tbre
srobe pppuIaritdt tbren eiseneu Derbteufen. Bum
Hertauf BET Der sSan Gntcutp Drug Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

rGin Grsunb In Der gaptb to ein nirtli&er Sreunb /"
Nt@t wentger ale etne Riuton 9eute baben loih eineu
lnns. 9ujen nab G&pinblu&ts s~efunten. Benn gle
steie srcbaxtlse DECENTRALIZATION nod nte sebraudt bas
ben, eann fcHteu Sic I'D hur@ etnen GerfEM baron
Ter Ssifnns pon alien Salss, HrnSts nnb aussaenbss
i4rerhsn srsielt. Bon jeber TlaiHe wtHb ~saranfirt,
eee eas W9tttel ales Ietfet, mas pon tim perfprr4en
pirns cper eab pas @eb snrhderfattet pirb. Prpber
6Iai4eu 5u 50 Gents unb 81 90,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06
Der resibt.g apiaon.a

tetften, mt ieiner Mtiin9ener Ssibeils
tapeten, iet1en Dron3en. @anoarmer,
Rnltren, NIT Der ben Eaeen bes nm
Btadlt9eu 30ttgs 2uomig entftammen.
ben Grieinaleinribtun9 zines Galots
ous ben Sdl0fern 9erren9iemiee unb
Niuberbof. nit ieineii Tafelauffas Der
Miirjbureer uuiberfitdt, Dem funffge,
friebeuen @tObns bes Drofeflors @itt.
maun uub anberen Prunffthden Der
Silberf6miebefunlt. bilOet bitier pas
Dilou einen m~abrbafteu Tempel bent,
ftben RltsfrfIeiBeS, Der ieben 8eiuner
init Bewunbernng. ben Deutl9eii ms.
Ebefpnbere nit Gtol3 erfalleu muB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

Die iapanii@e Ssitans r9o6i
SbtmbusA mtloet. bab eintge unter~
rebmunesluitise Bierbrauer pjopanifds
gationalesA @ebrdu In groBen Qudti.
sttdteu nod Chicago erpOrtiren pollen,
ssm tbr &Dfaseebiet au u%ergr0Bern.
Der branue Goft }oa In Der rmeieen
Stobt4 tofttufrei Oerihenft tperoen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
ABRAMS i, BRAZIL.

Important Victory for President Peixoto
in the Re-cap'u'e Of Governor Island.
LONDON, Dec 16-The Brazlian Iega-
tion in this city has received telegram
from Rio de Janelro. dated to-day. say
ing that the government troops have re-
captured Governors Island. from the
insurgents. II is added at the legation
that this is considered a most important
victory for President PeiXOto, owing to
the strategic position which the island
occupies. The Brazilian name of the is
land, just recaptured is Isla de Governa-
dor 1t is a very large island, i'm the
upper part Of the bay.
The same dispatch says that COM
manders Of the American and German
war ships have declared that they will
protect foreign interests. and that thev
will not recognize any blockade of Rio
de JaneirO, which may be established by
the insurgents. to whom the quality Of
belligerents has been refused by all
foreign nations. 1t is believed after the
determined stand taken by the American
and German commanders at Rio de
Janeiro, that American and German ships
may be sent TO Santos i'm order 10 praCti-
cally raise the blockade Of that port
BUENOS AYRES, Dec. 16-Advices re-
ceiyed here to-day confirm the report that
the port OF Santos, Brazil. is completely
blOckaded by the rebel gun-boats. and
that the insurgents have thus cut off the
custom revenues, which were Of great
value TO President Piexoto.
Shipments from this port to Santos have
been entirely stopped. and ArgeQtine gun
boats have been detailed 10 escort Brazil
ian packet steamers i'm the river Plate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
CHAINED 40 Il SOPHomoRA', LEG.
But the Kidnapped friedman Rel as d
Ga Time 10 Tnke Part in The PLAY

A Boston special 20 the New York Sun
says AS the curtain was about to rise
on the amateur theatricals ~ he Boston
University this afternoon, Will9rd ]. Shat
tuck, the Kidnapped freshman, was car
ried through the audience on the should
ers of two sophomores and placed upon
the stage.
About / o'clock this afternoon Shattuck,
who was confined In the room Of one Of
the sophomores in Dorchester. acted so
strangely and showed such signs of ex-
haustiOn that his guard. the two sopho-
mores became alarmed and released him,
He SAYS he was decoyed 10 a club room
In Temple street by "A sophomore whom he
thought he could trust. handcuffed and
gagged. and driven 10 the Dorchester
home Of one Of his capsors All his ap-
peals We're Of no avail. At night he was
chained 10 one of the guards and was
unable to sleep a wink. worry and fatigue
made him sick. and at last he was let
go
The sOphomores had hoped to break
up the play in which Shattuck was TO
appear, but he arrived at the hall in
time to take his part Chagrined at their
non-success, the sophomores stole the
curtains, 50 that portieres had TO be Dor
rowed 10 hang about the stage. They
also took the proefamme. substituting a
bundle OF papers instead.
Not content with this they LOADED"
the cigarettes which were 10 be smoked
by the actors IN the play. 1.-THE Cool Col
legians." and while w. s. Moulton was
rectlng his lines his cigarette went off,
bringing down the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
CORBETT ~ m4YPORT.
lhe Champion Has Gone Into Training for
III. Hic Tlrhf

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Dec he.-James
:. 'ofbeit. the American puainst has
moved 90 Mayport and NAV BIZ now con-
haered "a resident OF that village NV the
hea' ana % hear the athletd talk one
can readily BEE that he Is moro man
p'eesfd with his temporary home
o.. pesiist has no special programme
10y mo days training. but ARISES ~ 20
CLOCK DO me morning. ard Iarer a haIy
.'uF exercise with nye-bound 49,.
eeils' takes substantial bieakfast lis AZ
mar 49,. ere even up 10 the exercise
has a i,,. nun pest ana az O'Clock he
etc ,,,,,.e VI vegetables meat. game.
b.olins OF bread pudding Al shor, go
CLOCK in the evening he fakes he ,s 30,
a n.esl oi the day. The tims ho,wee zen 80, ~
s go eD o'clock is usuallw spen, a,o,, ,'s
,. Hs billiard and pool tables and ., 's go
~ A'uf he again puts in thirty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

minutes with the dumb-bells, and then
re3ires.
Mrs. Corbett personally supervises the
preparation or the champions meals.
The appearance OF the party at quarters
rs evidence Of the fact that the champion
has settled down 20 business. Delaney
and McNey have put away their high
collars and diamond scarf pins, and have
donned the sweater and loose garb.
Corbctt was asked II he had seen the
announcement that FitzSimmons would
waive the side-bet and meet Creedon in
the ring n he could get a $4,000 purse.
Yes said Corbett, Il have seen H.
and ] do not know whether 10 believe
F1tzSimmons an idiot or whether ne
thinks Creedon an idiot. FitzSimmons mas
never I'm his life fought for purse OF
more than l2OOO. and that only on the oc-
casion when he met Jim Hall. and he has
not collected that yet"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec 1G.-For
Virginia. generally fair; clearing on the
coast. northwesterly winds, cold wave
fair Monday.
For North Carolina-Fair; clearing on
the coast; westerly to northwesterly
winds; clearing; much colder; fair Mon
day
Weather conditions and general fore
cast: The storm has moved from Lake
Michigan 10 New England; a ridge OF
high pressure extends from the west
gulf TO the North Pacific coast Rain or
snow has fallen from the Mississippi
valley eastward
The temperature has generally risen In
New England and West OF the Missouri
river, except in Texas. and has generally
fallen elsewhere. A. fall Of thlrty-six
degrees being reported from Cincinnati.
The temperature will fall decidedly on
the Atlantic States. north Of Florida, and
viii rise In the lower Mississippi and
Ohio valleys and the upper lake region.
The weather will probably clear in
the lower lake region. New England i'm
the middle Atlantic coast and il viii
be generally fair elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17


He does not care for business.
Is absent from many a meal,
For he's trying TO work the puzzle
That is called the Ferris wheel.
Miss Antique-Tha poor Miss Simple
has been a wall flower ever since I've
been i'm society.
Mr. Blunder-Dear me; how well she
carries her age. No one would take her
for over thirty.
what were Neverspeaks last words?
Were they"
ole didn't have any. His wife was
with him to the last moment"
People who think there is no change
I'm PATHS voice should take a peep into
the box Office.
Does Grabber only take one daily
paper?
Eyes; that's all the gentleman in the
next Fat subscribes for now"
81 do believe tat Clara is perfectly in
love with herself"
Dear me; well, you know she is always
doing something no one else would think
Of"
Wonder why Wheaton has had the
telephone taken out of his house?"
"On account Of his new suit?'
Couldn't afford both. eh?"
yes. but the clothes were so loud he
couldn't hear a word that was said.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Dress Goods.

54-inch Mixed Suitings, every yard
worth soc. only PC.
Atwood Serges. 3i-inch wide, 20c.
Fine French. all-wJol Serges, SOC.
5l-inch an pure wool Serges and Hop
sacking only zoe. yard
Fine wool Cashmeres, 54-inch wide, in
all cOlors. only rs &c. no
BIC. Cashmeres. in all colors, full 3S-
inch wide. reduced 10 DC. a yard.
An fine wool Cashmeres, silk finish, fun
3S-inch wide. that were oZ12c.' no" 0Vc'
jO-inch fine Cloth. in all colors, 5oc a
yard.
Atwood fine Broad-cloth, in all colors.
reduced 10 81 a yard, sultaole tor CapeS
and childrens Cl0aks.
jf-inch heavy black Beaver Cloth, for
capes. Sl1J a yard.
30 pieces mixed Storm Serges, 10 2-3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
GREAT FLOOD ~ SOU3H BUFFALO.
People Rushed to Upper Stories for safety.
No IiXns Inst.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Dec. 16.-The great
est food that las struck South Buffalo
in "a score of years. occurred last night
and this morning. Swelled by the heavy
rain and thaw Of the past twenty-four
hours. Buffalo creek overlooked its banks
and flooded five square miles Of territory
I'm that section. The magnitude Of the
disaster can scarcely be appreciated as
yet. Five hundred houses have been
inundated. and twenty-five hundred peo-
pie rendered homeless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
F nCy Goods.

Silk gauze Mantle Scarfs, 25 10 75c.
All silk Windsor Scarfs. l2iac.
Handsome new Drapery Mulls, 12l2c
a yard.
Drapery silk, 30 60. 10 and 81 yard
All colors Lamp-Shade Laces, 1O-inch
wide. DC. "A yard.
Art Fringe, linen and silk, 10 and 15c.
a yard.
Fancy Pin Trays and fancy Baskets
made of non-tarnishable aluminium, II.
20. -. and soc apiece.
Cabinet size Picture Frames, 90 and 25c
A large and handsome assortment Of
POCKET-BOOKS. CARD CASES ETC,
your name in gold or silver printed on
the back.
Head Rests, - and zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
TeleoraDhjc Rrcyities

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec. 16.-Cora Miller
about twenty-one years Of age. committed
suicide. this morning. in fr~nt Of the
Exposition Building. by shooting herself
through the heart. with a thirty-two cali
bre pistol Disappointed love is the cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
uG. gHUK,r0A,s MISSION.
lie Il Going Back to Assist in Another
Revolution.


Revolution.
OAKLAND. CAL, Dec. 16.-The Inquirer
says this evening:
Hawaiian Minister Thurston sailed to-
day on the steamer Alameda for Homo
lulu for a more important purpose than
TO report TO progress" Last Thursday
Mr.. Thurston was a visitor at Oakland,
spending the evening at the house Of a
genlen an who has heavy interests in
the Hawaiian Islands. There was assem-
bled 10 meet him quite a company of gem
uemen, former residents Of Hawaii, and
Thurston unbosomed himself. speaking
with perfect frankness Of his mission in
going home. Perhaps he thought that the
time had come when he no longer cared
10 make a secret Of il.
TO put IL in the briefest form Thurston
Is going 10 Honolulu TO assist I'm another
revolution. That is 10 say, he is going
TO aid I'm substituting for the present pro-
visional, or temporary government. q per-
manent government with n written con-
stitution, which shall make Hawaii
republic and a free and independent ma
ton Of the earth. All idea Of seeking
annexation is TO be abandoned. for the
present at least. and the republic Of
Hawaii is TO be established, thus ending
the uncertainty in the Islands. The eist
Of the confidential information which
Minister Thurston carries back 10 Homo
lulu. no doubt is that to be extending the
government at Washington. and that.
therefore the part Of wisdom is for the
provisional government TO use it's public
strength and popularity, and to establish
a form OF government which shall be a
permanent one.
Mr.. Biounts Statement.
NEW YORK. Dec. ia Macon (Ga)
special says: Mr.. Blount is very much
annoyed over the reports that President
Cleveland intends TO throw the onus of
the treatment of the Hawaiian question
IN himself Said he at is untrue that
nave had any dispute with the President
because 1 was not continued in diplomatic
service. / went 10 Hawaii as commissioner
representing the President When j was
appointed minister, ] Immediately resign
cd 1T, and my work being done, 1 returned
home.
"The statement that Minister Wills
found Dole's government much stronger
than / reported il is nothing strange
when you recoliect that ] left Honolulu
In August. and Willis did not reach there
until November. Dole thus had three
months in which 10 strengthen himself
and u is only reasonable 10 suppose that
he made good use of his time j parted
with President Cleveland on the best of
terms. and am now completely out of
public life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Ladies' & Misses Wraps.

Carrying as we DO, the largest and hand
WRAPS 90 be found in the city, we are
prepared 10 offer great inducement 20 any
one wishing 10 purchase a Wrap. Our
Wraps have been greatly reduced, the
prices now being not more than half what
they were I'm the early part OF the season.
Handsome Garment, at 50, So IS, $40,
and ST..
SO and $50 plush Capes, now ST.
and 500.
. handsome misses Cloaks received
last Saturday, and will be on sale Monday
at s. and SO. worth just double.
A handsome lot Of so. So, and $50
plush Jackets. and long plush Cloaks, at
81 and s. apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 1.-the
Court of Appeals to-day decided against
the Henry county and the Frankfort lot
terry companies. holding that the Legis-
lature can pass a law to revoke charters
The lotteries will appeal 10 the Supreme
Count Of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17

DOR THE MANCHESTER NEWS
II The NEW ECONOMY MILLINERY
STORE viii be opened on TUESDAY.
DECEMBER 10th. lii2 Hull street, Nam
chester. All the new styles IN Winter
Millinery. Cali and see our new Mill
merry. dsl7.hs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Ladies' Handkerchief.

100 dozen ladies' white Handkerchiefs,
hemsttched and scalloped borders, with
fancy silk embroidered corners, only DC.
100 dozen ladies plain white corded and
hemmed. colored border Handkerchiefs. &c.
40 dozen ladies' handsome embroider-
ed, plain, and scalloped edges, some white,
and some cOlOred embroidered, every one
worth DC, your choice l2lac.
Ladies' solid colored silk handkerchief,
at lOc apiece.
Ladies' fine embroidered silk Handker-
chiefs, only 10 and rs 2-3c. apiece.
Ladies' initial Handkerchiefs, 25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Gents Handkerchief.

Gents handsome silk Muflers, 30, IS
81. Sl2j, and $3.50 apiece
Gents initial silk Handkerchiefs, 30,
-. and 81 apiece
Cents pure linen hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. only Is 2-3c. apiece.
Cents cOlored bordered hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 10, 123 and 16 2-3
Cents extra fine pure linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, % 37l2. and zoe. apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
RANGE OF rHr ruERmoMErEK.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at the Times Office yesterday:
. A. NJ, CO; IL NJ, S.; p. NJ. g. p. NJ,
81; p. NJ. 56; IL NJ. 81. Average, S. 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Toys, Dolls, Etc.


Express Wagons. 75c. apiece.
Wheel Barrcws. DC.
Iron Wheel Barrows, ~.
Goat Carts, 50.
ShoO-fiys, T5C.
HObby-HOrses, 81.
Rocking Chairs, 35c.
Plush bottom Rockers, 81.
High Chairs. soc.
Children's Chairs, 20, 25, 80. 40, 80. IS.
and 81.
Combination rolling Chairs, for children,
for $3.50.
Doll Carriages. %, 80, so. co. 81. si.ao.
Sl.JO, 81, and So.
Footballs, -, 80, and i5c.
Air Rifles. 81
Cannon, SOC.
Pawnee Bill Guns. 25c.
Garden Sets, 25c.
Pop Gun Pistols.
Toy Cooking Stoves. soc. to SO.
Tin Stoves. 10 20 soc.
Kitchen Sets 10 10 SOC.
Tin Utensils, . 10 Doc.
Wash Sets. 80 and 65c.
Tea Sets. 15c. 60 81
Pianos, 80 81. and SIPS.
Tool Chests.
Writing Desks.
Ferris Wheels.
Switch Backs Merry Go-rounds.
Elevated Railroads.
Electric Cars.
Books, all good authors, nicely bound.
for l2l2c. apiece.
Children's Picture Books.
Tricyces, $3.50, that were $3.50.
Tricycles, s.. that were 81.
Bicycles 50 TO 81.
Small toys OF all description.
Dolls, Doll Houses, Picture Frames.
etc.
Dress Trimmings. wave and plain braidx
imitation beaver fur trimming. 25c. yard
Mink fur trimming, 62ia c. yard.
Velvet Ribbons all widths.
Perfumes and Brushes.
Violet. New Mown Hay. Rosado. Tea
Rose. Lavender White Rose. Heliotrope.
italian Violet, Lilly OF Valley. White
Violet.
Hair Brushes,
I21a, 1923. %. s7l. 40. 30 e2h. 10. 90.
81, and Sl.2J
Tooth Brushes,
., 10. 1871. 16 %. 20. q. and 37lS.c
JUL. SYCLE 4 SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Cloves & Handkf'S.

Boys ringwood Gloves, 25c.
Boys Scotch wool Gloves 2jc.
Boys Fur Top Gloves, from / TO :, oi12c.
Boys Fur Top Gloves. all sizes, SOC.
Boys leather Mittens, Fur Top, SOC.
Gents fine Kid Gloves, 81.
Gents Fur Top Gloves, 30, 20, and 81.
Gents Mocha Gloves, Sl.25.
Gents fine Walking Gloves, Sl50.
Gents Buck-skin Gloves, 20. a.. and 81
Gents Gauntlet Gloves. Toe. to 81 a pair.
Gents Pulse Warmers 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Carpets and Rugs.

II you need a new Carpet for Xmas we
can furnish you lots Of nice patterns left
I'm Administer, Mouque.s, Body Brussels,
velvets, Tapestry Brussels, all-wool 2-ply
ingrains, half-wOOl 2-ply ingrains, and cot
ton chain CARPETS, 3S. -, 80 90, and 15c.
All Carpets made and laid free Of charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-17
Rugs and Druggets.

over 500 choice Smyrna Rugs, ali good
styles, and handsome patterns. and the
prices commence way down at % IS
Sl.1O, S1.25 $40. 50. $3.50. SO. $3.50. and
81 for the regular So Rugs.
Druggets, at 81, SO, 81, IS. 50, and $40.
Felt Druggets, large and pretty, at $3.50
and So