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New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
LINE.-TOI'N STEAMrRS
iiulroG0s.
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
tiuilroG0s.

Trains leave foot West i.dst. as follows IL minutes
earlier from irnnkin-st
T:5O \. NJ D,ally cXccp, sunday for WAIKIKI Valley
H. Il. stations. Mildlctown EenNil'. Fasbars. Lnes!.
Carbonate, scranton. Walton Delhi Sidney NOrwlcn.
ltica Rome. oneida. Fulton. OswrEp.
NJ. trNc-,t SunIayD sullivan CO. ~
for Valley Railroad Campbell
Middlct0wn Elcn,ilc. Mountain lale Centrevilc Falls.
burE Hurleyvll'. Liberty Fails Liberty. parka,le aal
Livingston Manor.
1I5 T. NJ daily Middletown. SummltVille rails.
iut Liberty. I,lngston Manor. ITO, Nllud Wlou SD
ncy, Norwich. Oneida Fulton Oswego
r. NJ. Niagara Falls chat.
car tscats New York Niagara Falls. Pullman
hiesprrs York {" oswrso. Arrives Detroit -. 10
+. M Chicago $50 a. st Louis $40 - m
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 3Il broadway
Transfer Company calls ,or anI checks Iagga6e
destination
J. G. ANDERSON. g. =. A..
H.. -.
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rrcnrnrn MnETEAGES.


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IT, o - Amsr".ilm"Nc' ! yea, ,tn,,r
AqIrs,fSS 81 ilih.n,e ; years, motgese, 1910
AGh.t-. Taylor Hullfnr Co. - N9n>on h'n;
,.,n a., '(',,'"'' - .. ..... ..... roc
BlNy. rr,ncis N ana VIZ" TO !. ''r'a~'"' q
, llS,l..t - - Aust riamavc. y'1r ....- A'V
Ilrreo. james Il . al to f-t"Ic lIa' berg 90
7o,h-.. = AmsteriamHNc ! i 'c1' ,i........ -
ha'5' "'a. =. ''''i' it. y t. a. nap Of Sec 4 We 60
n,garr , John and nii. To- ! J MURRAY. NJ 1884 40
n,'inc y Jo,ah q H. AMI VIE 20 Il NJ Bruce II
!" s,jh.., q i.,i,c. 3 ,ear' ,.. 100
Honnciu Jo-cph J. and another TO e l. Ferirs - .
cr,ad, W. i.,dlsiS" n,laia'n To- + Dixon and n,hcr
iiha'c ,orn'r l,2tl'',' pc., a.f' Doe g., o'
3'.r,.. w c,rner .1'a-,. demand demand =, n.,,., 80
iAi. s1, a,' a ciaHc i l.,c yS9r 200
Ir9cr.. JOIN. and vie. t, Joan c'n,sr-. .,o
ll.nr sophia t. Marld 81 aiihcun. '''n' =
j. .,Dr william. =, al >, ionn Ll,inr.ton
~, ,..,, Of ,H'a tv r. wsm Nam, + .a4,c ~
i.7t,..t " of iie>ande..iyc. year- ......: 45
Kc'r,. John J. - = J l:'dcr. : loih'-t. @ . +.
Kro,. John l. t. Ninor Danfig AMI anoth"'.
l,fth.t oi rc'ch-''" year m"rti,s's. l"o
e'irer .woo.'.r.,, va. -..u:a 90
Iar,n N~riurs u. aif wife . Au ella u
iiendr.,.-on. rrini''.a'c. II Of ld1th'st. 20
"Gt' ns,> S,, a,,,c '@ Of i7iS... ' y:'r, aO
Nr' ir.a'9s II ana VIZ ,,, W 5nds" m%,r' q, o
~ uf'nh.. -'r i'.a ga. a. J \ I-"whr'dgr. II O."
Gfc.nNi NichaNr. > . "f int va 80
Mo- o-k,S. Henry. and another to Mutual III"
In-uflnr" 60. lC-d-,t. g ~ Amsterdam
aV" / year ....-...-. 80
Mara- Dolores E.y'sdr. 10 j rill".
S-fh.>t T.. - Au-'"fflnr.-aNr. ln-'1m"n's %
Curny,r william T. 10 NH ,garlnt " and TtD,:
60. . lofh-.t -! NNruu" :. N"arr %
Ern'f iredrr.cAt. {" luc ~" Smith. rN'f ui"r.
t5.h-~f ~ Gih-1Nr. ....-....- 3C
Eam,ry. william H. 70 Gcor-r ,raw f,rl.
Gi'h,i o. 81 Cplumbu>-a,c. months u D."
St.hlr Rudpluh. 60 1itl" G'arint'r and Trust
Go il@th--i - Iprt.ryc. vars 3 o
Siotr.. J,nr. to i \ IloNl fit-o. G'h.lNr.
~ 3l'n--f. wears ~
Schulz Ir,.l.firrl. - Julius iipmau. il-,h
~ 5d-t,r. YEAR, ............ :" -
Smith. = - and wif. O., + VI I,lrpn and another.
3.fh--t w - Ia'Nnc'on-1N" . Nrar- 80
r. %. MaNluili'n. trustee. - Rachel ]. Up
~t.in 'atharin"--t. lot l1d. map ll"uiri"k
Iut-cr. ln.talricut. GO
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" ~ tusf rinui-n,r wear 2,o
Tyir,u J'rc-. /, Mary Trr.!l 5th.ay' II
cpr llHtl-.t. 'nrs ...........-.-.- 49,
WYNN Wu e. - a. to Nqahati1l savings In
su.ton "iih-~t lot @ii map Bellevue
lu'-. ! Y"ar. -........-- 30
vcniic. r,t"r and VII" 20 John ro~'er aud
vif. r"'-s' o. 1s'-rV' yrir ....-. O
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c,oruir.N. y" - Sort iE--t : f"tr- ...-..--- SO
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of DcsbrOsses and CortInnos

'""~
In Effect January ]. 1921.
2o" S. EA I&HA Car e
pTdwns 1 and state Room rys Sl1ps hensa Dnns ii &
~geaqa 2' cnepna a. I2 wee: a; % aays snd In
2.oo =. VI. cHlcAGo AND 81 LOUIS EXPRESS: :x si,.
& rman sna SPns Sn ana ar1y RD1E %fs ID 5 st.
o,od aoq. E ~ ~ WEsrERS T rFsss" ? Sleep
ing and Dining Cars 10 Ptsburg CHICAGO % and Cleys'
land. Arrives Cleveland i:i5 a. m. Chicago D. M
s1cpas aSS %Sfk Dnns aay
Car to c"Gnna and 6 s ou H. AtriT%s M louis m
s.oo +. VI TAcITc EXPRESS l,Ss, ,,Uts BUFFET
'@o a. M sccona morniT5sl: Toledo ii''' p "'
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
1910 A. VI. M.-"WashingtOn Limited" weeA-dayA
a.2o ":1u y i pss Limited"dany Pull
man Parlor and Dining Cars. Arrives washington
ExrEss s ssO TRAHSs MN ss as ssS 'sS ssss.y u
80. go g. M 80 . o. s1 Ds p tRprd, m $50 daiy Sleep.
'"% s A. TO jacssoHc o?Ss' st. Aasastns G Tampa $50
4:ao p r qI2 MZRc6'nd len I and Danye ESpress. daily
seers 70 gssta TamRa ana arS acleane
800 r M"Daly for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
roh Sp5A o Po S7s coMoRT N4 4ns and via Cap.
Charles Route. a. n. weekdays. and. with Through
FOX NfIASIfc CITY T. weekdays with Through
Sd o ses 5S hooa 9fs9 SIX; Sa na riss
p N. week DAYS sundays. a:i5 a m. o:l3 p m
do stop at kshury Park and ocean Grove On
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exnrese: GO 100 $50 90, 0O Perna 1mited).
Io:ic II a, m. 1890. /, 2:io B. 40 .. g. 20.
$50. Q. $50 30. Lmitedl 1000 a. n' 2 T. 4;so' o.
Tcke, Offices Nos. 433 o4t l.l96 ii3 and 2Gi Broad
way. Astor House l3 East l25th street %3l coum.
bus Avenue 731 sixth Avenue. and foot Of Desbrosses
1nd Cor,andt Streets; ! Court street. $50 Futon
Street 9s Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot
~ Fulton Street brooklyn. station Jersey cry ,,
baggage from hotels and residences through to desns-
ton.
:. VI. PROVOST. j. X WOOL.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Cost nno fcnn0.

- ANKEOOK IOST.-Bankbook No. 5li.77s. ~ the
- B"wery Savings Bans. missing The hnder ~ re-
auesied return IL - tank. II Restored hefpr"
the day January 1894 Application Will BE- made
to the bank for q book.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
CLYDE LINE.

AZ CHARLESTON. :. g.. the South anil Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From Pier 90 l.. Ii. foot of R)os"y"lt.sD p; n. .
.......................... Monday. ian y
IRDOl OIS ''l
sfs..
All steamers have nrst passenger accommolaons
~ WM T. CLYDE & co. General hge.ts
2 Bowling Green. y Y.
FLA. CENT. & PENN. FAST = & y. IiXE va 6 JACks'
GRT so FRT e PASS'R LINE. via tHARLESIoN.
- Z. @ EGER. Genn Agt.. 3I9 II way. ~ \
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

a NEW BOOK BY o."
THE DELECTABLE DCCHY
Stories Studies. and Sketches BY A. T. QtlLLEk-
COUCH. author OF thoughts and Crosses Ihe
Blue Pavilions." etc 12mo. S1OO.
'The sketches hardly he excelcd in pathos. in
human interest. in the undying elements Of power
found in life"-Publlc opinion.
Thcre is something extremely delicate in these
half f-pahec and half-humorous sketches THE Outlook
THE book is bright. fresh and strong from cover to
over."-Boston Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
nrdl Cstntc 60 Gxebanar.

Il INE DAIRY and STOCK FARM this State: l25 acres
fine orcharf. gopi dwelling and outbudings
healthy location free and clear. exchange good
apartments. MARTIN Owner. Al wail-s
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
CT\ARD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN;
Gallia jan m G@lIia 9,o t,:i ;F1e ie sa5 n m m
HuTnhn H!rnria Jnn la" 81 :" 10 q q m m g. a m
From, Pier River. foot of C1arks)n-sf.
Cabin passage and upward. Second cabin SD anu
according steamer and location
stecrage tickets and from al parts o, Europe as
very low rates For freight AMI passage apply AZ tho
co3;nanv's once no 4 IowiIng (ireen. New York
VERNON II BROWN & CO. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Citn 11rouertn for Sale.

A CHANCE TO BUY ELEGANT CITY HOMES AZ aa ~
"A barga.ns-On 96th-st. 10 feet from en-"
Central Pork four-story and basement y 5ec,
cabnri finish throughout; also handso.ncn
rated three story and base mt dwellings, on Wess
f,t,yeen watchman on pLethI.eS
T.. KlLPATRrCK. 30 West O'tn-S'.
9TH WARD NEWYORK CfTl.-Naiuahie ,,nrraco
] mpnt property corner Of Broadway ana i.la,
Viow-ave Eingshrdga: plot ~ three lots with ram
house thereon this property viii reap the fu
the bridge: a great bargain Terms ana adnio'""
information from "
JERE. JOHNSON. JR.. CO., 60 Iiherty-st.. \. !.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

NEW NOVELS
NOW READY.
CATHERINE FURZE
BY MARK RUTHERFORD Edited by his friend. Reuben
Schapcott. s1.00
RICHARD ESCOTT
BY EDWARD II. COOPER. author OF "Geottrey Hamll-
ton" 12no. S1.O0.
MISS STUARTS LEGACY
by Mrs F. A. STEEL author Of From the Five Rivers"
12no. s10O.
MACMILLAN & co.
CO FIFTH AVENTE. NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
,H-OR l. | Y L.

y Z IT " X T. Y T..
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSTliPS
FOR GLAsG OW VIA LoNDoND D r r 7.
From Pier ~ y. r.. foot ~ West 2itl-s'
Anchori,. . Jan ? p. m. Bolivia. Jan. 20 J D. m
Cabin. SO and upward: second cabin SO
St.eragc outward. S23. Prepaid. S2t .-
CARrE EX,t'RSTON TICKETS AT REDrcEp RATES.
For drafts and other inforraf. lon. Apply 70 T.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Grecn New-fork.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

n. WHITE STAR LINE.
prt,annc Inn 10 n n 'Adratic. Feb .. a. m
sTe,onc Ian IL D. m britannia Feb H. II 80 p IN
sAfajcstic Jan ~ 20 IN. Majestic. Feb u IN
ferinanic ian II n m C;ermanic Feb p. l2;3o p m
From White Star Dock. foot of West 1oth-st.
Saloon rates so upwird according 10 steamer ana 10
co,nn Of berth second cabin these steamers, so AMI
SO Steerage to or from the ola Country. 50 No -
broadway New York. Phiadelphia Office i@ Whihnt-s"
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Qeafbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&C. 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square.
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors. professors.
"A teachers governesses etc. in all depts recommends
parents. $50 5th-ave Book Blding. 2oth ST.
4 INSTRUCTION IN FRENCHPrivnte lessons in con-
i versaton grammar and literature
GASTON DOUAY. 2i9 Wes. t4th-s,
WANTED. Visiting teacher English. French. piano:
w governess. English French. willing TO accomp; NJ
family Europe spring Miss DONONAN'S Teachers
Bureau. 30 East 11th-st.
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-YORTU GERMAN LLOYD $. S. GO.

IA SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON. HiEMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. o
rrave Tues Jan Ebe. Tues Fe6 ,.I ., :, ?: n, n,
saoia r,es Ian ~ D n M Iahn Tues Feb. 20 a
ir,,s r,cs Ian 30 D. M AIler Tues. Feb. 81. II
W.rr, S,, reb 2 ~ Fms sat Men. 3. q a.
MEDITERRANEAN LINE
New-vor to Gibraltar. Genoa, Nlpl"s. -, =
Kaiser Jan. Spree =. Fob. II l'rlla.. April
spree. Ian. lG r'uil March Vera Apr ~
rulda Ian 81 Vera -. .Mch 10 Kaiser. APR -
Kaiser :. Feb. 10 Kaiser. March Il Fula.May j.
TO THE AZORES
The fast express steamer pree ~ the North eftnan man
rlovd & s % Tues Jan iG. and sat. Fob L. from
10 yyork 10 Genoa will stop san Miguel Azores 10
land passengers for these Islands. IT,, -
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

SECOND EDITION JUST READY.
SEVENTY YEARS OF IRISH LIFE
Being the Recollections Of W. r. lie FANC one VoL'
crown Svo. CLOTH Gilt top, $40.
.,rhis delightful book . Stuffed full Of anecdotes
as a Christmas pudding is with plums"-The Sun
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Nrm pnblrration.
MACMILLAN d COMPANY'S
NEW BOOKS.

JUST PUBLISHED.
THE LOVERS LEXICON
A Handbook for Noveliss Playwrghs Philosophers. and
Minor Poets but especially for the enamouTed. h3
FREDERICK GREENWOOD. Crown Svo s1'o
at Is unique treatment. delightful In It's dic'ioh
quiet IN its humor and altogether satisfactory'-Ne"-
Herald
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Dantlns Aeaocmlcs.

= FORGE H. WAI.LACES Dancing Glasses Music
N Hall. 51h-s and 1th-avc., and Harlem George ".
Wallaces Classes ~ and So West 2Gh-s circular
- EO +. WALTER. lately reurneds from EUope.
NJ Glasses and private Lessons in Society Dances daily
426 Columbus save. sOth and s1st SITS.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
NOL.UMBTAN LINE

y VIA IsTIlMtS or PANAMA.
To California Mexico and Pacific Ports OK Central ana
America.
6 & Newport sails "Wednesday. Jan. 10. noon.
: Colombia sails saturday Jan. 20 noon
Passengers by this lin" san Francisco "njo the COM
fo's ~ tropical climate. and The way call AZ ports
Central American Republics ana Mexico. .,oo
Cabin 10 san Francisco.
So.rag" ~
Including ueal cf 'pIr Ne0Ks
run particulars address tho general agents
STAMFORD PARRY HERON y CO.,
RfUa lvay or y y. r. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
n)intrr Resorts.
DIR. STR0MG'S SANlITA2lUN,
SARATOGA STRINGS. y. Y.

y popular rc,it for health. change recreation
al the year Elevator electric bells. steam. opcn IRE.
accs, sunparlor AID promenade the roof SUITE, ~
rooms, win baths Saratoga waters and winter sports
nassaec ertrciy All remedial. app.an es
New Turkish Russian baths unsurpassed IN oriental
elegance. Send for iilu ,tratod circul1f
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Ocean GIcnmrr7.

INTERNATIONAL, NAVIGATION COMPANY's LINES.
MNI[gB0@AN ll0MlG
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
convenient route 70 I'onioh
No transfer BY tender. No tidal delays p.x,,
Close connection Southampton Tor faNfe anu id'''
BY special fast twln-screw Channel gteanleIs
From Pier H. North River. foot OF Ful'on,st; -
Paris. Jan 10 T:3D a. Pars....... Jan. ~ p III
New York Jan. % 7:30 am Berlin Feb, :. C.W a, ~
First cabin passage - Southamnton l"hion ol ,,,
and inward; second S}j ard upward according
steamer. Storage at low rates
R[ED STAR l1GIlE
FOR ANTWERP.
From pier adjoining Penna r. r., Jersey ny -
wrsTERNLAND. ............ Wednesday. Jan. 10 a. m
NOORDI.A\D. " clntSonf Jam i'' -
First cabin $50 and upward. Second cabin To Antwerp
''' I%TEKNATioNAL NAvIGATIoN COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boarding
and Day School for Girls; I3l opens September
IS 13S-l+O Moatague-st.. Brooklyn. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

~ IIE AITANVNTT.
L ALTAMONII. sPi.iNGS. ORANGE CO.. FLORIDA.
open Dc- loth 10 Aprl l5tn.
Uoonlet gNIIs luI &c, ltoa .,ai Application.
Furnished cottag,~ g. rent. IT, ". PRIEST. rlopr.
'TIIE FLAZA. hOCKLEDGE. FLORIDA.
i Located on highest ledg- INDIAN RIVER. amidst
IrIrln@ grove. New ccCanf
inVIatcs 3Jp. send for ioDkl"t
$. II. IEck. Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
VOOK'S NILE STEAMERS.

COOKS NILE STEAMERS.
" Sailngs CAIRO f0r the first and second Cata-
~ every days during tho season
PARTIES FOR EGYPT AND PALESTINE
leave New York January February 10. H. - and
March 3 -.
CAriFORNIA AND MEXICO
II. February | and March J.
Terths. and Information from
TfiOc COOK & SON. 2Gl and l.22i Broalway. y. Y.
Passenger agents for all Southern steamship lines
NOMPAGNIE GE\ERALE TransatlantiQue.
y FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
IA GASCOGNE. Sanfeli Sat. Jan. - n m
ia CTI NAfTAGNE Laurent Sat. Jan ~ p m
Ncw-York 70 Aexnnlrla Egypt. via Paris. trip valid "
DAYS. rlrsi-cl,ss. SiiD. escond-class. SIG
A. FORGET General Agent. ~. BOWLING Green
EUROPE HOLY LAND. CAIIFORN1A
IL REEMrDA FLORIDA. MENfCO. &c.-Sol'ct par,
ties icSeng facilities choicest begths Send
Tor Tourist Gazette"
Oflriai Ticket Agents chiaf Trunk Lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15

4tfSfpeCG wants
Wa..sd Situations C2s words or Iess,. .
Reading notices in reading-matte. yp.'
Soc lines or less. 81: in nonparen ieaoeu'
Card % rates for more space furnished
An appllcation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15


The Board Of Aldermen has acted
wisely in rejecting the resolution OF the
Common Council proposing to appropriate
N75o00 to lay new waser-mains.
The Council was hasty. II had not be-
fore II full Information. II didn't count
the whole cost.
We repeat here what we have said be-
fore--that the city OF Richmond after
its experience with the new City han
ought never again to enter upon any
great expenditure Of public money. WIN
out first having before II estimates Oh
what the work II going to cost.
Now to vote $4,000 TO lay new mains
Is. as everybody knows. but the entering
wedge for a larger appropriation. New
mains cannot be kept filed with water
unless we add to the pumping capacity
OF the city water-works. We might 20
along for a year or two without buying
new pumps, but new pumps we would
soon have to have. and we might as wen
inform the public what the whole UNDER
taking will cost.
IL we buy the mains we shall have 10
buy the pumps. and who knows what en-
largement OF the pump-house buiiaihs'
race-way. etc. may be necessary
The Board OF Aldermen has acted
wisely IN proposing that the whole SUD-
feet be referred TO the two committees
uhey are Joint committeeO on water
and Finance with instructions TO invesh-
gate the subject In all OF Its aspects ana
report what course 1t Is advisable that
the city should pursue.
We take II for granted that the COM
nittee will concede that water-takers
living at high points Of the city shouid
have furnished them all the water tna'
they pay for. We have no DOUBT 'ha'
the committees will reach this concur
sion. since there IS no other conclusion
for sensible men to reach. And so the
vater.takers OF Richmond must either
economic In the use OF water
or be furnished with abundant water LOT
use and waste both. The former pan
means the general adoption OF water
meters; the latter means appropria''o"N'
first and last, or -FOUR OF i've
thousand dollars In city bonds.
We hope that the Common 'ou"cii
will agree to the proposition OF the BOARD
Of Aldermen. and that the committees
named will investigate the matter DOLLY
and thoroughly. II it Is the Judgment Vi
the committees that the new mains shouiu
be laid and the new pumps bought later
IN thev should set forth the probable
cost of the entire work, without amy
reservation whatever. The taxpayers Vi
Richmond should have the facts before
them.
Let us march up and face this ISSUE
eouareIv and neither deceive ourselves
nor the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
Atlanta, Baltimore, Richmond.

The Baltimore Sun urges that Patterson
Park is the most suitable site obtainabie
for the Southern Exposition, which Is 10
,e held in that city in 1891. Its opinion
will carry great weight 1t Is hXed' AT
my rate. that Baltimore will have
great exposition In 1891. and we preulc'
that II will prove a success. ana that
NIL who attend ii will come away praisng
the Monumental city.
IL our suggestion Is acted upon. the
list of southern expositions Will be as
follows: Atlanta, 1885; Baltimore, 1884, ana
Richmond, 1890. After the lapse OF three
years following 1891, the people of the
country will be "exposition-hungry
ugaln. and Richmond can give them an
exposition with many unique and at
tractive features. Shall We undertake IT?
j. It worth while? Are we equal TO II!
What have our people to say?
According to our view. there are thou
sands and thousands of people who
would like to visit Richmond. but most
pf whom will never do so unless inspired
by the attractions Of an exposition ana
the cheap transportation rates usually
offered on such occasions. Let us make up
uur minds TO induce them to come here;
make up our minds to have an exposition.
or else get out OF the way. and give the
cate to some other city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-15
Prouerty Transfers.

Richmond: NJ. J. Andersons trustee IN
Andrew Pizzini. Jr, - feet on north side
TAYLOR street near Linden, u.b25; Jennie
r.. and c. X. Barksdale To Marie d.. wife
OF Warner Moore. ~ feet on south side
franklin street near Shafer. subject to
deed OF trust for $1,000 $1,000: bryant n
Sands, special commissioners. to lane XII.
by. 2iia feet on west side Twenty. fifth
street between Leigh and NJ, and ls)
acres on Bottom's Bridge read: Thomas 7.
side Maiden Lane between Beiyidere and
First streets, subject to deed OF trust FOR
$3.50. 500. >,
Henrico: Frank II, Housch to X. y.
McCurdy. trustee. 50 feet on east side
$50 Joseph l.. Rholeders trustee to
Gates ,d prS W and IO 8 W. n sm husband and
their wives to Joseph w. Blanton.
liz 7-loo acres on chlckahominy river.
5000; William Trexler. L. u. Elmore,
and their wives to Alonzo J. Brown. i6 l-3
feet on south side Cary street between
Carter and Richie, h;SS: C. r ro9 ~ rs
"a in block Is. Brookland Park. N,6i5.
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EHURSDAY........ ...NOv. 10, 1894.
Tho New Bonds.

The new bonds will bear interest Mt
nor cont. because that is the rate hxeo
In the resumption act ef 1875. at time
when that was considered low rate
Rowever. the difference between PEI
cent. interest or less and the per cent
switch the government will allow VII
he made up by selling the bonds at
much higher figure than they would ie'cn
II they were per cent. bonds.
To issue new & per cents under exist
fng circumstances will provoke mucf
comment but a thorough study OF the
xvbole subject satisfied Mr.. Carlisle las
scar that he had the right to negotiate
q new loan at per cent.
II is said by some persons that secre'
tary Carlisle ought to have awaited 'n'
notion OF Congress on this subject. Bu
other persons will argue that the history
. pf the repeal Of the Sherman law anc
the tariff legislation at its last session
convinced the Secretary that bill TO au
thorize a new loan might "hang hte
In that body for months.
Bankers and businessmen generally ap
prove the action Of Mr.. Carlisle, and are
Of the opinion that 1t was taken none 'oO
soon. since a new movement OF gold to
England had begun.
There will be many bidders for the
new bonds, among them numbers oil
foreigners. or representatives, of foreign
.rs. who will pay us in American goid'
now held abroad.
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|. HUTZLER'S SONS,
30 East Broad Street.

TARIFF REDUCTION Is THE sENsA-
TON OF THE PERIOD.
And II Is almost pitiful to witness the
contortlons of those merchants who try
TO escape the reduction In values which
change Of laws compels.
NO FICTITIOUS PRICES. NO HALF
WAY REDUCTIONS, AND ABOVE
ALL NO REGRETS.
Woolen Goods and Cotton Goods were
never before so cheap as now. Foreign
wares and domestic manufactures alike
pay homage to the general and sweeping
reductions.
Ali-Wool Cashmeres. formerly 50c, now
81 1-2c.
All-wool serges. formerly Soc. now
81 i-2c.
All-Wool Serges and Henriettas. for
merly 0c., now Dc.
Cotton-Chain Drese-Goods> formerly
PC. now iSc.
Plain-White Flannels that were 25c..
now lie.
Plain-white F'annels that were 2oc..
now ibc.
Twllled Flannels, Red. Blue. and Gray.
from soc. down 10 &c.
Domet Flannels that were Zoe. are loc.
Domet Flannels that were 25c. are lie.
Blankets that sold for S now 81. 80.
Blankets that were $3.50 now $3.50.
Blankets that were $50 now 81.
Blankets that were 81 now Soc.
Carpets that sold for 75c. now Coo.
Carpets that sold for CSC. now 50c.
Carpets that sold for soc. now ACC.
Fast-Black Hosiery. formerly Soc. now
40c.
Fast-Black Hosiery. formerly 4oc.. now
25c.
Fast-Black Hosiery. formerly isc.. now
i3c.
A. HuTZLER's SONS.
no 11-Su. Tu&Th sl5 Broad street.
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Not to Be Gerrymandered

Slngularly enough, the Constitution OF
Mest Virginia contains the following pro-
vision:
1.-The arrangement Of the senatorial and
delegate districts. and apportionment of
delegates, shall hereafter be declared by
law, as soon as possible after each sue
ceeding census, taken by authority OF the
United States. When so declared they
shall apply 20 the first general election
for members of the Legislature, TO be
thereafter held. and shall continue In
force unchanged, until such districts shall
be altered and delegates apporuoneJ
under the succeeding census"
How this happened to be put into the
Constitution We do not know. All the
same. 1t will prevent the present Repub-
lican Legislature Of West Virginia from
gerrymandering that State for the cleo
ton OF members Of the Legislature. A
scheme for proportional representation IN
the State Senate may be submitted to the
popular vote: but that scheme VIII never
bear fruit