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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13

attractions would enable Monarch 10 revel
IN pastoral peace. and Superintendent
MeIaren'e experiment OF substituting an
open park for concrete pit would en-
able the public 10 see him better and
amid more natural surroundings.
Superintendent McLaten. Captain Thon-
son. of the park police. and Lewis ].
ohnimus. the animal expert. were on
hand yesterday morning with n lot OF
workmen and a few carly park visitors.
All were curious 20 see how the grizzly
would act when turned loose In little
bit OF a forest and left free 10 bs him
self. The bolts that held down the door
were loosened. and then everybody re-
spcctfully withdrew TO the outside. A
pulley. rugged up above the cage door
and worked from the outside raised the
door. When the rusty bars slightly start
cd Monarch knew what II meant and gave
the operation his undivided attention.
He tried 10 get his claws under and help
raise g.
Soon Il went up and Monarch strobe
ont. lie stepped on soft earth for the
first time in five years. He walked few
feel and stopped under the oaks TO look
slowly around. X was a stIll, glorious au-
tumn morning. and through the foliage
the sunshine fieckcd his shaggy new win
ter coat OF brownish black. The digging
pleased him best. After spading up n
third Of his pen he began digging a
trench feet wide along the concrete
coping The danger OF his digging close
10 the coping had been foreseen, and 10
prevent escape In that way several labor
ers with teams had hauled great rocks
from n quarry. These loose rocks were
from TO feet long. and weighed from
200 pounds upward He displayed all the
savaCeness OF a grizzly In the mountains
several times by making wicked dashes
at people who were near the fence.
There IS one thing that don't agree
with Bret Harte in" Mr. Ohnimus re-
marked land that Is his calling grizzly
coward People who know grizzlies
have more respect for them. and don't
wink at some stories about them"
"Oh, well, giinshot would scare him.
All animals are afraid of a gun" said
a wise bystander.
"Well, let's see." said Ohnimus. and he
drew a 4i-caljbre revolver. as he stood
close 20 the fence. with the bear eight
feet inside. He fred shot, the bullet
striking the sand two feet from Monarch.
and like n fash. the brute few 1T the
fence with savage grown and
wicked fierceness in his eyes. As he came
against the fence. close to Ohnimus. he
delivered a blow that bent one of the
inch bars two inches lie at once went
haNh ~ HIS hiabAhtg N.iA O'ii4iAAhS i'.N'
FIVE more shots.
At the first shot Monarch looked
around an instant and resumed his i'm
portant work. and the remaining four
shots he paid no attention to. whatever.
lie showed himself to be wonderfully
quick. and every few minutes ne would
take offence at somebody's presence
by his enclosure, and become a cyclone
Of fury in his rush at The fence. against
which he would rise and deliver q clip
with his right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, December l2-No
auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IL; scrap, %; hugs,
3. Total II hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes A,76270, tobacco, s2292.Oj. Total,
$,O0i76.
Dark loose sales to-day, 41,el5 pounds.
which sold at full prices for all grades.
black wrappers selling up TO l0c. at both
Shockoe and Crenshaw warehouses.
Bright sales were much larger to-day,
lasting until after 3 o'clock. Prices ranged
high on all desirable grades, while COM
mon grades sold at very satisfactory
figures. Wrappers showed up In larger
proportion than yesterday.
Old brights are very duh, and the only
hogshead tobacco showing increased sal s
and demand is bright scrap, sales of which
have been quite large recently.
Mr.. r. II. Lindenberger OF Louisville,
Ky, was here to-day.
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A curo for Borca


or the Hungarian statesman. Francis
Deake. IL Is reisted that he used TO rid
himself Of troublesome visitors by telling
them the following story:
"Once. when in Paris, Napoleon L. paid
visit TO hospital for old soldiers. here
he perceived among the rest man VINO
had lost one of his arms, and he entered
into conversation with him. a.,
Where did you lose your arm!
asked the Emperor.
AT Waterloo. your Majesty"
o." Then, no doubt, you curse the En-
peror and your country every time you
look at your mutllated limb.
mo, indeed protested the veteran,
for the Emperor and my native land l
would readily sacrifice my other arm, IL
needs be-
- can hardly believe that the En-
peror quietly remarked, and passed on.
but the soldier, anxious to prove that
he was in earnest, Immediately drew u
sabre from its sheath and Topped OH MS
other arm
Here Deake would pause and fix a pene-
trating look on his visitor.
well, what have you to say OF SUCH
man and such an actionY
"a most sublime act OF self-sacrihcel n
truly noble characterp This was tns
style of reply invariably given.
"But the story has one faw." he would
graveiy add.
what is that, pray?"
1T is simply impracticable. How could
a oDe-armed man contrive TO cut on MS
only remaining ARM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
HANDLED WITH CARE.
%" Monster Captive Grizzly Bear in the
Golden Gate Park.

Golden-Ga Park.
n Francisco Examlner)
-'.-tfch the great grizzly, who has be-
.-ruaneat feature Of Golden-Gate
-@ displayed his power and cleverness
''''ans recently. About O'Clock he
''.t- 'f9m his iron cage into the roomy
~. i..N ihat had just been got ready
from the buffalo park and
ia- deer paddock.
'''" weeks ago Monarch went into his
rs usual in the concrete pit In the
u Camp and the door was drop
iae big iron cage that weighs 2,7Oo
~ .'s u and the 1900 pounds OF bear
L'stei with derricks into stout
@' tol with the aid OF more derricks
an bear were soon deposited inside
IT," bear park. Monarch stayed in
D@ifll prison while the big iron
A - the iron fence were being
-l ln concrete and bolted above and
'.aa5ti bis usual contempt and defiance
" 'lt other animals.
d.. "e" home seemed an ideal one for
al. 'ar and public. A broad concrete
al = enciicled In oblong shape space
l.. ."'"ial park ground nearly 100 feet
- "hl - feet wide. Inch bars Of iron
~, ihenes apart. strongly held ana
~. made fence reaching twelve
%. o'pFe the coping, and AT the TOP
-VN pickets were sharpened ana
b., inward 50 that climbing out would
4. ~ easy. The fence enclosed plot
ana e.suha that was level on one side
'.ooiAhg on the other There was a
h., baih-tub, eight feet long by I'VE
w. woe and filled with sparkling water
a Jumps of scrnggy live oaks threw
n. =, lufesque shade over one third OF
f.,.p 'aos' and IN IL Monarch could peace
sms,, ne On carpet of dead leaves ana
n,.. again the earthly mould. There were
I.,es of four cedars and mrs besides
wv VI soft grass for bis feet ALI these
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Nzsssexs- GzM &z2.ooE a2leslery- esS% Ssx4sooA

the covering, and advanced TO the OUTSIDE
point OF the day. which was sc. higher
than yesterday for May. May corn opened
at J0c sold between 49,. and 5O'2c., anu
closed at the latter. There was no change
I'm cash corn.
Oats were dull. quiet. and without par
ticuIar change until just before the close,
when the bulge in corn worked 10 thelr
benefit in moderate way There was
nothing bearing on this grain In the gossip
Of the day May closed at S2sqS2tsc.-'sc'
higher than yesterday "
ProvisionS-Some encouragement 10 nolu-
ers of product was found in the talk OF
an immediate dropping of In the arrivals
OF live hogs The strength so derived re.
ceived further assistance from the market
at the yards. which was higher, ana later
i'm the day from the advance In grain.
The close was l7l1c. higher than yester-
day for January pork. and TIC. higher
each for January lard and January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
fDpantng Highest Lowest. Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
NORTHERN NECK R. R.
.oor REVIVED THAT IT MAY SOON
4 ~ se CONSTRUCTED.
...n Capitalists Investigating an Old
cn.rter-Auoihor Syndicate Pros
Meeting for oil In Orange.

...rnERICKsBURG. VA, December
s...ial) Several years ago a num-
j. gentlemen Of this county and
.,,,cs secured charter known as
CIT" >...tb,rn Neck Railroad and Trans
.., company" Tho road was TO
.,. terminus here. running from this
jaw .,,.,re the Northern Neck. n dis
c+ - sfout nincty-five miles. At the
' ,,o charter was procured. and, in
., .,rac time afterwards. Il was the
,.ulc. and was discussed through
b.. entire section through which the
Oh. .. proposed to be built That IL
10 .r.n mp and greatly advance both
.. and the Northern Neck there
Was. nor IS there now, any doubt.
., holding several meetings. how
..tt.ng was done. and even the
.r-bn.iastic lost all hope.
MAY RE BUILT.
-...s homes however have been greatly
..t within the past few weeks and
.. now as II the road will be con-
on Those interested in it's CON
ar. northern capitalists. who.
...,e weeks past. have been in CONF
...g with several OF the charterers.
rr.. am reliably informed. will
r, road upon certain conditions,
,-.tlel the charter Is turned over
a conference In reference TO
-.t,r was held here last night.
inference will be held in n
...~fues xyhIrh Tina all tho
" 30 the charter company will be
..l wish and positive action taken.
g.. p Iar 90 the citizens Of this city
OIL, Northern Neck there Is no
t.t.. tlat they would aid the syndi-
,. lot only transferring the char
49,. 3. any other means In reason.
SECURED OPTIONS.
B ..... ~ capitalists from Philadelphia
s In orange county prospecting for
.. safIral-Cas. which. IL Is said,
I shortly, exists IN That county.
r.t. secured options on several
! .-s of land near Unionville. ana
o..ks VIII sink shaft II sue
. ~ which. at present, they have
-. improved machinery VIII I'M
.- l. brought and work begun.
besides employing a large number
. VIII NItahF Nit@NNN iANR'i'S
.... ...uon and also, no doubt, add
...--. ,. :he county's population ana
r<TIRE APPRECIATION.
-.. .....-,ion made by the Dispatch
.... .. the government purchasing
.te noted bat,le-felds in this
.. ,... with the appreciation Of our
,.. ..'l.
..... T. McCracken. OF this city.
.-... f..l.v in Richmond
'....- William 4 Little. Jr., left this
,..,... .r legal business for New York.
ranmcnt by the Young Wo-
49,. Mission Board of the Baptist
'.... Which win take place at the
.t.... Friday night, promises to
..... .rj1yablo affair.
-. -...r.I I'm business here during the
... -.... weeks IS very noticeable, and
-.tauts all report an excellent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

ihNhoOHDs p'NVihboi 49, ioos
SUPERINTENDENT, so bushels. Corn-White,
37S bushels. Oats, 100 bushels. Mill-ofial, ] .
tons.
SALEs.-Wheat, 80 bushels. Corn-Whits. PA
bushels
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Long berry. 5Sa62c
mixed. o7a62c. snortberry, o0a62c. No. 2
red. O1l6a62c. Corn-white Virginia tbag lotsl,
42a45c No. g white. Acc. No. mixed.
44c. Oats-No mixed, 35a35xc. No. 5
GUc
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PERSONAL. $1,000
' I >nIlMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified as sdm,nis'r al pa 2.
MAhi 1h.rebv notified TO present their
uts ais gstnst estate to my counsel WI
Claims AZ sands No Is, Shafer building,
properly pro-" ysrnsd and al . parties 9Th S's @y
Cd Il TO said estate VII ri ss''S SANDS iS IVY
said counsel IvIm arv Hcsser, de-
ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13

PROPOSALS..
CoLLR9g OF WILLIAM AND MARY,l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. December 10. 1894. (
VNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL UN-
l. TIL NJ,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1894,
receive bids for furnishing william and
Mary College with the following SUP
PLIES, same to be delivered, freight pre-
paid. at the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
depot at Williamsburg. Va, January l.
1896 The right is reserved 10 reject any
or all bids:
q barrels FAMILY FLOUR;
6 barrels GRADUATED SUGAR:
5 tubs NORTH CAROLINA HERRING,
No /;
2 barrels SYRUP;
3 tierces PURE LARD;
70 pounds GREEN TEA;
800 pounds LEVERlNGS COFFEE:
2C0 pounds IMPORTED MACCARONI;
100 pounds DRIED APPLES:
$50 pounds DRIED PEACHES (Califor-
nia);
100 pounds DRIED PEARS California;;
I.0)0 pounds HAMS, to be delivered In
lots subject TO orders
s boxes STAG OLIVE SOAP;
200 pounds RICE;
10 oases BREAD-POWDER NumfOrd's
e-ounce). LYON q. TYLER,
de u-TuTh&Sa President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13

while drunk in Portsmouth last night.
badly cut his throat In an attempt 10
commit suicide.
The two freight-train loads OF merchan-
disc wrecked on the Seaboard. Airline
Will be sold at auction tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
THE IMPERIAL TRADING CO

and in to-day prices of Toys about half OF
what thew have been Knowing will be impossible deliver oil
The Toys people buy those prices must come
10 take them with you or we will leave until called for knowing
this is MEYERS advertisement, people will have faith in it, a.
usual and we want you and the Toys not selling
that Won can buy two here the price elsewhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free FROM
every Objectionable substance. =.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
ia l-Tu, tn, (w)sa, leortpfr]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, December i2-vir-
ginia IS, new, 49, Virginia century
bonds. 6la6lA; Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts, l0l; Consolidated Gas SIS,
l07lsQloS: do. stock. CO...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1Oikh STUN MAikhEl.
NEW YORK, December 12.-The passing
Of the Patterson bill, allowing pooling by
the railroads. led TO a more confident feel
ing in stock circles at the opening this
morning. and a general advance in prices
took place. The proposed change In the
Interstate commerce law referred 10 above
had a good effect abroad, and Lon
don sent in Some buying orders for st.
Paul and other international stocks. The
Changers were most prominent in the
early rise, and advanced kGl per cent.
After the squirt at the opening. the market
became quieter. but the advance was we'll
maintained, the result OF Washington adj
vices that the Senate will act favorably
and quickly on the Patterson bill when
IL reaches that body.
In the afternoon Sugar loomed into
prominence. and on more active business
the price rose to 9Oi.. ex-dividend Of per
cent The rise near the close was due
10 the announcement that the Senate had
refused to take up the House free-sugar
bill
Distlllers was higher. rising lO2s on
rumor that the insiders will withdraw
their plan for reorganization of the pro-
perty. American Cotton Oil dropped ~.
to 2iQ247s, and the preferred /. 20 S.. The
retirement OF Director Leighman and the
fear of imposition OF heavier dues by the
government on cotton-oU produce weak,
ened the stock Chicago Gas advanced
20 72a. on the covering OF short contracts,
and Consolidated Gas was advanced TO
49, on vague rumors Of close alliance
with it's new rival, the East River Com
pany. Bay State Gas fell ia on Boston
T,ne rnarket closed very firm notwith-
standing reports that at least 100000
IN gold will be forwarded 10 Havre on
saturday. If intending shippers Ia the
meantime can secure full-weight gold coin,
the shipments will be larger.
The changes In stocks show gains OF
Il 10 per cent, Sugar leading. Missouri
Pacific declined X. Jersey central, "a;
American Cotton OIL, y, and American
Cotton Oh preferred, Per cent To- E9iS1 IN
1925, and New York and New Haven.
Ia. to 1877. The total transactions were
2Oi. 22O shares, of which So 700 shares were
Sugar. and 4.0o0 Distiling.
There was a brisk demand Tor railway
mortgages. and prices were higher. Inc
transactions were larger than usual.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
1900 shares: OF unlisted, 1900
Treasury balances: Coin, $@,919Oo; cur
rency, S4O52.0Oo.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy, ranging from 10
IL per cent; last loan at ~. and closing
offered at IL per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 3fii per cent. 80
Bar silver. 6e2.. Silver at the board
COS bid
Sterling exchange Arm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at ANAQlS Tor
sixty days. and ASS& u4S for demand;
posted rates. $iS9qL9O: commercial bills,
As5izqiSi2.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds higher.
sTOCK OUOTATIONs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the Wea-
Their Indications.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. December a.
IFlln Forecast for Virginia and North
| Carolina: Far weather cooler;
north winds.

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was rainy and disagreeable and the sky
was still partly cloudy at midnight.
State of thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

is a properly balanced ration. composed OF COZ
tonseod meal, llnseed mcal' MIL ieed, &C,
mixed In such proportion as 10 insure the pest
results at the smallest cost Price 90 cents per
100 pounds. ,,,,.
wOopLAwN DAIRY. August %, lSot'
Messrs- Thomas :. VIM 81 Co:
GentIemen,-I have been feeding herd
OF forty head OF dairy cattle on your standaru
barry Chop aud fad that II produces as much
milk, and OF as good quality, as feed costing
much more expect 10 use large quantity
durinc the winter mouths Hoping you nucn
success, because of the interest you take 10 inc
Yours truly,
fs,gnodA r. l.. CLARKE.
For sale by THOMAS s. WYNN 81 CO.,
No. 509 east Marshall street
phone 500 oyt-l1m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
TAXES.
OFFICE COLLECTOR CITY TAXES,
ROOM 7, FIRST FLOOR. CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, Va, December l. ieSt'
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The RESIDUE or CITY TAXES, real
"a nersonal. for 1884 are due and payable
in his Office during the month OF De;
cember A penalty Of n per cent ,,n VIII
DS december sist, and the same re-
a d.ss "a delinquent. and published, ac.
ppoording 10 law. Every male q years OF
age. and every person or hfm c,, kee baSs
i nous sssessed for personal tax, ana
p o',,I please call and settle. 30 as 10 avoid
VIII ,enorted as delinquent During the
S Senr there has been put In my hands a
lhiss e,inn hills. which are due al once.
conn con vii, have TO be declared. DELINQUENT
ana ~ not paid on or before December Slst; -,
Atten.a,ios Of Richmond will avoid de-
, ,hs and save them additional ex-
nndushS Once open from $50 a. n. TO
r. w. CUNNINGEAM:.
' de- lin Collector Of City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
Principal ..............sl, 900 %
Interest .,......,...... 70 W
Cash ................n.oa5 %

tdS1 s.sss. ..ss..ss's efsVpJ W
The extended Bonds are assumed by tho
Southern Railway Company. principal and
Interest payable in gold. as per extension
agreement and coupon sheet attached to
each Bond. The lien remains undlsturbed,
and 10000 OF the First Consolidated
Mortgage Cold per cent. Bonds OF the
Southern Railway Company are reserved
by the trustee, for which the holders OF
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Tx.
tended Bonds have the right TO exchange
their Bonds az any time prior 10 maturity.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
de L2.5.7,9lf, 1873 baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13

Smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
TAYLOR & BOILING COMPANY.
Distributors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
l~rRE APPRECIATION.
p.sERooM OR GUEST CHAMBER
Allow PRACTICAL Hints as TO How il Should
lie Furnished.

written for the Dispatch)
- -tE.-p the bed in the spare-room
r." IL holds cold and dampness,
-. 40. ana neither is ii healthy.
,... ~ elest is to occupy it In cold
...- ura on the heat and open the
~ the same time. for two hours
... then shut the windows. and
heat on. II YOU have no fur
.; NJ ally sort, you will have a
.. matter Of course. Follow
c rules with the heat that you
pat into your spare-room all
IS in the house, that you don't
POI e yourself-all the old pictures
r- have outgrOwn, for instance.
shabby ornaments. Keep II
'.,- OF decoration. except
.-.r1me. which excels all that
ght. Have a desk In the room
possible. and keep 1t supplied with
..-.-I pens and ink. See that the ink
.. .l not clots OF black stuff. Leave
I'D. .ee stamps. Have a pretty little
....H where la the room, and when your
ODD arrive. put a few delicate
.,rs into It. A guest is often
t l- mouthful, At some unaccu5-
-.I '7. for the family visited. and
.- want of that mOuthful be made
ln the house Of another 1t is
.-, tl ask for a "bite out of time"
.l have on the bed your very best
euy Kind that you dread 10 see
E... in the closet a cover new
f-.-..r clean, such as you have for
Sv. II you Ike 10 lie down
... - rag or coverlet here on this
. A. throw over you"-that Is, II
...- l,t lounge. In either case
where In the room a blanket
tai. 20 use when taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
BALTIMORE. MD. December 1. 1894.

In accordance with the foregoing notice,
the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY OF
fers to the holders Of Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta First Mortgage per cent.
Bonds, due January /, 1855. who shall
present same az its office on or before
December. %. 1854 the privilege or sx-
fifteen years from July l. 1884, upon pay
ment OF ~ per cent. upon the amount u
bonds 30 extended.
tended upon these terms may have them
purchased at par and accrued interest ~
date OF maturity by presenting them on
or after January !, 1s.6, At the offise OF
the MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.
Thus the holder OF 5000 Charlotte, Co
lumba and Augusta First Mortgage
per cent. bond. upon presenting IL for
extension, will receive 1900 extended 5
Der cent Bond, carrying coupon duo
July |, 1886 and SO IN cash.
or, II presenting 1t for purchase. viii
receive:
Principal ....""......a,ooo %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13

gnc Oak Centre Tables are now. &c.
s. Firemen's Sets are now......... o5c.
SOC. S-Key Pianos are now ..,....... &c.
1000 Metallic Ring Sheep-skin
The BIC. size are now........... i5c.
Tha Al size are now.............. 60c.
The zoe. size are now..............., 2oc.
I5c size Doll Furniture are now. DC.
3-Drawer Bureaus, complete side
15c Painted Building BLOCKS for.... DC.
81 60 Game Bell OF Fortune Is now. i3c.
= dozer Xras-T'rce Candles for. l0c.
"a Tpriyht Pianos are now.......... 800
oxford Teachers Bibles. seal leath- y
or bindings, gilt edges. each IN M
box ...................... .s..''..'.'''' w.
DC. Backgammon Boards are now. &c
Fish Pond Games are now. ..,.,.:.. &c
Xmas-Tree Candle Holders, doz. cor DC.
gc. China Tea Sets are now...... Ec:
Boys SO Safety Bicycles are now slo.W
l.OO0 Genuine on Paintings, largest
size Is inches long, q inches wide,
more than double. but now. 79e.
Etchings and Engraving. in white
and gold frames and mounted on
largest white and gold easels, all
complete for ....,.....,..'..'''''" sl'-o
These are few OF but very mani
items at just such prices TO be found II
our new daylight basement.
on. - XDA ~