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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
THE MOTORMAN NOT AT FAULT.
Result of the Coroner's Inquest on the
Body Of Young Hicks.

The funeral OF Master Wiley =. Hicks,
the lad who was run over by the Clay
street car at the corner Of Seventh and
Broad streets on Friday afternoon. took
place from Park-Plnce Methodist church
last evening The services. which were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Young, the pastor.
were very sad and impressive. The inter-
rnent was at Kver-Niew cemetery. At
1890 o'clock yesterday morning Coroner
TAYLOR held his inquest The testimony
before the Coroner's jury was almost
precisely in accordance with The story
published in yesterdays Dispatch.
Mr.. f.. d Reed, the gentleman who
wanted 10 buy tho paper, said he did
not think the motOrman saw the boy
come out Of the car. In fact, he did not
see him fan. and the first intimation he
had that anything had happened was
when there was sensation as III the
car had passed over some soft, yielding
object. and he heard the cry of several
people on the street. The car was stop
ped Immediately, and the boy was taken
out Several others corrobOrated the tes-
timony OF Mr. Reed. After hearing All
the evidence the fury brought in the fol-
lowing verdict: I'VE, the jury. find that
he came to his death on the eth day Of
July, 1894. from injuries inflicted by car
No. 81 OF the Union Passenger Railway
Company, and that no blame should be
attached to the mOtorman or the con-
ductor in charge; but while attaching no
blame In this case. we are OF the opinion
that no person should be allowed to get
On or off of car while it is in notion"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
A FAITHFUL DOG
Jumps About Thirty Feet and Lands In
safety.

Safety.
Few subjects have received more gen.
eral attention at the hands OF artists
and llterateurs than the sagacity ana
fidelity Of mans trusty friend OF the
canine race. on II poets have pronounced
cxhaustless panegyrics, and many OF the
finest works Of art have the dog as their
motif. A striking illustration Of the ami
mails faithfulness and daring occurred
at Fords Hotel at the beginning OF last
week Miss Grace Adams, prominent
society belle of Chicago, was passing
through Richmond en- route for her coun-
try seat at Arminius. in Louisa county.
this State, and broke her journey at this
Point. registering at Ford's Miss Adams
was accompanied By her mother and her
maid, and brought with her handsome
pet-to-wit, a valuable Irish setter that
Is her almost constant companion. On
the morning after their arrival In this
city Miss Adams decided that the animal
should not accompany her. as usual, on
her daily constitutional, and had IL taken
10 her maids room. which was on the
third floor OF the hotel She reckoned
without her host. however. for on reach
ing the sidewalk and looking upwards
she saw her pet with its fore paws on
the window sill, and the next moment
was Mortified at seeing the dog leap
through the open window. 1t is an almost
astounding fact that the dog reached the
sidewalk in absolute safety. and that the
leap OF some thirty feet had apparently
no effect upon ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
ACROSS THE VlADUCT.
Personal and Other Items Cleaned at Bar
ton Heights.

ton Heights.
Mrs. John L. Rose left for Old Point
Friday.
Mrs. r. w. Tanner is visiting in Gooch-
land, Va.
Mr.. George A. Minor has returned from
Lynchburg.
Mrs. H. L. Lorraine returned from Old
Point Friday.
Mrs. james II. Barton Is spending the
week at Atlantic City
Mr.. J. L. Turpln has completed an addi-
ton to his house.
Mr.. o. X. Brown. of River View. is
visiting Mr.. Il. l.. Smith.
Miss Jennie Fox Will leave tomorrow
for Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. W. :. Johns has returned from a
trip in the Southwest
Mr.. W. T. HutchesOn returned home
from Kentucky yesterday.
Miss Clara Sale, Of Little Rock, Is visit
ing Mr.. J. H. Ilaryeys family.
Captain F.. II. Lea and Mr.. z. Turpin
spent the week at Cobb's Island
Master Willie Coalter left on the 7th
to visit his uncle, J. -. Coalter. Of ED
ford.
Misses Ivy and Jennie Fox have re-
lulli'I llbUl Il lOui -Nf'hS NlsAN " lNilB
William county.
Miss Bette Gathright and Miss Florence
Lorraine are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Lorraine.
Miss Ella Haurand, OF Laurel street,
has been visiting friends in Brookland
Park for the past two weeks
MIR. and Mrs T. Il. Johnson left Thurs
day to visit Mr.. Johnson's sister. Mrs.
Phillips Rolph. in Caroline county.
Miss Annie Parker. of Petersburg, Is
visiting her uncle Mr.. l.. a. SadleT. and
also Mr.. Sadler's mother, Mrs. j. n.
Sadler, of Grove, Va. is visiting MIN.
Master Stewart White will celebrate his
10Th birthday on Monday by having
number Of his little friends with him at
his home.
The Willing Workers of the Methodist
church held a delightful lawn party
Thursday night on North avenue. 10
which were attracted all Of the people Of
the Heights and many from thu city.
Mr.. William T. Jones and wife are visit
ing his sister Mrs :. Groscr. Mr.
Jones was for several yea s United States
Consul at Swallow. in china, and has
travelled extensively in Europe. Asia, and
America. but this is his mrs. trip 10 Nir-
ginla.
on Tuesday Master Wallace Bacne fell
through the trap-door OF his fathers
barn, and received several bruises aboHt
the head, but none OF serious nature.
on Wednesday little Miss Oracle Lea.
daughter of Captain +. ii. Lea. slipped
and fell down the steps. and was eat
and bruised in several places. She Ia
doing as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
The reports submitted by he several
at the citizens meeting last
Saturday night were all OF a gratifying
character. Instructions were given the
Committee on Health TO have the weeds
on the vacant lots cut down and cutters
and alleys cleaned. and assess the citizens
for the cost. The majority OF those
present paid up at once. ana II is hoped
that every citizen on the Heights who
has not contributed to this object will
call on DR.. Garlick, the chairman OF the
Health Committee, and do so at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
The Motorman's Case Continued.

The case OF G. r. Cannon. the motor
man charged with running his car over
and killing young Wiley T. Hicks. on the
Seventh-street electric-line. was called In
the Police Court yesterday morning. but
was continued until Tuesday IN order
20 await the result Of the Coroner 5
inquest.
G. W Branch. the white man charged
with obtaining so under false pretences
from Molie White was sent 10 the
grand jury. 1t was proved that Branch
gave Mollie bogus check.
May Calvin and Berte Beispell. two
white women. We're up for assauiting and
beating Betse Mienia The examination
was postponed until the 3lst instant. TO
secure additional witnesses.
Rachel MeeklnS (colOredD. charged with
trespassing on the premises OF and in
jurng the furniture of Agnes Shepperson
was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

Rockbridge Alum Springs August lst'
and Mr.. Wright will Join them later:
Misses Daisy and Jennett Atkinson. OF
the Lexington Hotel. have left for New
York and other northern cities.
Miss Matte Mcneil, OF No. zls north
NJ street, has returned from visit to
friends In King william county.
Mr. Walter Travers. Of Baltimore, ~
visiting his aunt. Mrs. NJ. l.. Painter, at
No. el3Is north Twenty-fifth street.
Colonel John Murphy left the city
Thursday to Join his comrades or Lee
Camp at Virginia Beach. and will return
to Richmond Monday night.
In the shooting match between Mt.
Thomas r. Savage and Mr.. Dean, Mr.
Savage won by a score of q 10 %. The
contest was a remarkably spirited one.
and the spectators-about 80 in number
were pleased with the match.
A horse attached 10 mllkwagon be-
longing 10 Messrs. Hudson Brothers, took
fright on Marshall street between Ninth
and Tenth streets yesterday, and ran
away. hlk-cans were scattered along
the thoroughfare, and T.. Il. Wilburn, the
driver. In jumping from the vehicle, was
quite painfully bruised. The animal was
s.s.,.--. - I..t.i.ns ~ dSt.als, - ace he@I
Fourteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
IN MASONIC CIRCLES.
Notes from q Number Of Lodges-Mr
Isaacs Improving.

Isaacs Improving.
Richmond Cornmandery. No. g. held It's
regular conclave on Tuesday night, and
the Red-Cross degree was conferred by
Frank w. Cunningham. Several petit
tons were presented.
The Masonic class meets regularly every
Saturday night at the Rough Ashlar onice.
The class last night was conducted by
Mr.. John c. Easley. n bright young Ma
son OF Fraternal Lodge.
Amity Lodge. No. &C. met at the Temple
Tuesday night, Worshipful Master
Charles w. Dunstan presiding. The sc,
cond degree was conferred on two can
dldates This lodge Is in a fourishing
condition, and for eXcellency Of work
cannot be excelled.
Washington Royal-Arch Chapter. No. ?,
held its regular convocation on rriday
night. The Mark and Past-Master's de-
erees were conferred on several cendi-
dates, and several petitions were present
ed. Mr.. J. j. English Jr. the hish priest
OF this chapter. is actively at work IN
siructing the officers in the work. ana
will doubtless win for No. the first place
for good work.
Mr. John r. Charleton. Master of
Temple Lodge, No g. has been recently
elected high priest Of Manchester Chap
ter. No. H. Mr.. Charleton is considered
one of the brightest chapter Masons IN
the city. lie is certainly among the most
enthusiastic.
The Rev. f. n. Calisch IS also we'll
Informed chapter Mason. He Is King OF
Temple Chapter, No. 32. and is well up
in the work.
Grand-secretary William y. Isaacs. VINO
has been quite sick, Is rapidly Improving
and will Doubtless be at his desk In
few DAYS. Mr. Isaacs has been actively
engaged In the Office OF grand secretary
for more than half n century He IS
much beloved by the Richmond Masons
who will be glad 10 learn that he Will be
at his old place In the near future.
Mr.. r. r. w Beattie. district deputy
grand master. OF the Manchester District
and well-known in Masonic circles, has
left for the West. where he will make his
future home Or. Friend. one OF the
brightest Masons In Manchester. VIII
doubtless be appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Mr. Beattie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
ACROSS The JAMES.
THE POPUllSTS HOLD 4 MEETING
IN SWANSBORo'.
DELEGATES to the County Convention
Democratic Precinct Meetings-
Personals and Briefs.

The Populists held meeting In swans
boro' Friday night and appointed X. H.
Hughes and Judge Gregory delegates 10
n county convention to be held some time
next month to nominate a candidate LOT
Congress. The meeting endorsed Judge
Gregory Mr.. A. G.. Hobeck was elected
chairman. Mr.. r. W. Broadnax assistant
chairman. and s. W. Ogden secretary Oh
the Swansboro' organization.
The Democratic mass-meeting IN Dale
District. Chesterfield, 10 elect delegates
10 the congressional convention will be
held at the courthouse next Saturday.
The Bon Air meeting will be held on the
4th Of August. The meeting In Swansboro'
will be held tomorrow night at S15
O'Clock.
A meeting Of the new City Democratic
Committee will be held next Tuesday
night at Sis O'Clock for organization. The
meeting VIII be held IN the Mayor s-Souil
room.
The Sinth-Street Lawn-Tennis Court
defeated the court from Twelfth street
Friday afternoon. The Ninth-Street team
was composed Of Messrs W. II. Cox ana
J. d. Mathews, and the Twclfth-Street
was composed Of Messrs. William Hugh
Owens and Burleeh Anderson. The
Ninth-Street won three out Of four sets.
The death OF Mrs. Ada Wilkinson, which
occurred Friday night at Ashland. caused
deep sorrow In Manchester and Chester
field, where deceased was well known and
greatly beloved She was "a daughter of
the late Rev. Or. u. p. Winfree. Of Chcs-
terfeld. and a sister Of Mrs. r. G. Broad
dus Of Manchester, and Mr.. ID. -. Win
free and Rev. Robert Winfree. OF Ches-
terrified.
Robert blackwell (coloreD, who lives
in Newtown, had his right arm broken
day before yesterday while at work at
the Tredegar. His arm got caught in an
elevator.
Miss Mamie Wright, who has been
quite sick at her home on Semmes street,
is improving.
Rev. ". II. Trainum. formerly pastor
OF COwardin-Avenue church. in this city.
is visiting at West Point.
Mrs. ID. ID. Beattie continues quite sick
at the residence OF her brother. Mr.. II.
c. Beattie, at Forest-fIll Park.
Mr.. Ernest Plckin. of Alexandria. Is
visiting In Manchester
The Misses Emma and Mamie Lawton,
Miss Florence Bartlett. and Mr. J. W.
Turner are the guests Of the Misses Chap
man, Of Salisbury. Va. They viii attend
the Baptist Sunday-School Association.
Jerusalem church. Midlothian. to-day.
Mrs. J. G. Davidson left yesterday morn
ing for buckingham county to visit her
son. Mr.. +. -. Davidson.
The pastors of Ffth-Street and West
End Methodist Episcopal churches will
exchange pulpits this morning.
Miss Norma Lithgow is visiting friends
In Petersburg.
Messrs. W. c. and A. NJ. Seldom, OF
Baltimore. were in the city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Sublett. Of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Maud Hewlett. on Melon
ough street.
Coroner Brodnax left yesterday for
Buckingham county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
4 Delightful Hay-Ride.

Last Thursday evening a large number
OF young people from the city had a most
delightful "hay-ride" 10 Young's Pond,
via Ginter's farm. Arriving AT their
destination. various games were played,
refreshments INDUCED In. ana a general
good time thoroughly enjoyed. The I'll,
lowing ladies were present: Misses Matte
Davis and Bessie Whltc0mb of Jarratt's.
Va: Matte Murton and Clara O'Brien.
OF Manchester. Va; Charlotte Trevillian.
Anna Yarbrough, Effio OBrien, and
Gertrude Snead The gentlemen were
Messrs. Wiche Northern John Clark,
Capyl Archer Luther Lacy WILDER
Thomas, Frank Dunn. James Snead, Wal
ter Jones. Emmett Hagan. and Irwin
Thomas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
NEWS ITEMS FROM FULTON.
Many Interesting Nuggets Cleaned In
East Richmond.


Mr.. Clarence Millhiser has disposed OF
his naptha launch Resale TO Mr.. c. T..
McCluer. of the Telephone Exchange. Mr..
Mllhiser contemplates buying steam
yacht, which will be the most elegant
boat on the river. He has taken great
interest in boats. and will bring some
thing here that will surprise the boating
people on this water.
A delightful ice-cream feast was given
by Laure-Hll Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday night. a large gathering at
tended.
The two young sons OF Mr.. s. p.
Waddll, Masters Temple and Sam, re-
turned Thursday from a very pleasant
visit TO King and Queen.
Mrs. Ruth Hall is visiting Mr.. Ed.
Drnker. in Henrico, a few miles below
Fulton.
Mrs. Kate Johnson has returned from
Ashland after a very pleasant visit to
relatives there
Mrs. c. c. Rice and family have gone
to North Carolina on pleasure trip.
Mr.. John Enright. at one time a men,
Der Of the Richmond police force, who has
been In ST. Louis for the last four or
five years. is in Fulton. visiting relatives.
Mrs +. l.. Rice is reported to be little
better.
Mrs. George II. Duke Is quite sick at
her residence. on Nicholson street.
Mr. j. NJ. Parrish returned Thursday
evening from visit TO his family. In
Tluvanna.
Rev. Mr.. Kuyk. pastor OF the Weddeil
Memorial chapel. Is visiting in Buckipg-
ham county. He Is expected back next
Wednesday.
II is the intention Of Fulton footers to
give the two Fulton players on the Rich
mond club a reception when they return.
Mr.. Robert ii. Talley Is visiting his
uncle, Dir. q. 7. Talley. Of Hanover.
Miss Bette Clarke. OF Nicholson street.
is on a two weeks visit TO relatives In
Charles City.
Miss Annie Johenning is spending few
weeks with friends In Charles City.
Mr.. and Mrs Reardon. OF Baltimore.
are visiting relatives on Sixth street.
Mr.. Beverly Williams continues to i'm
prove slowly.
MI Fred SWith Yho hss hssQ DpAnltQS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
A Profitable Investment.

The Commercial Building and Loan As
sociation issues special certificates OF
stock. fully paid up. Psid-up stock Is
sold at $50 per share in advance 10 stock
holders who desire to make all their pay
mcnts mt me time. and Their by save
themselves the trouble Of making payment
from month to month. To stockholders
investing this way n dividend OF . pr
cent per annum. payable semi-annuaiy
will be paid on the price OF the stock.
The dividend would therefore be So every
six months on ten shares costing 500
The amount OF dividend is deducted from
the profits earned. the balance being ere
dited 10 the stock. When the amount
standing to tho credit OF the stock equals
500 the stock IL deemed 90 have matIred.
and the holder may withdraw the same
and receive 500 per share therefor F0r
full Information and prospectus address
Commercial Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
acasltle Resorts.

REACHED VIA THE NORFOLK AID
WESTERN RA1LHOAD-THE ONLY
ALIrRAIL LINE TO Virginia
REACH AND OCEAN VIEW.
making n close connection at Noriok Tor
both points. This Is the
ONLY LINE
by which Virginia Beach can De reached
without bus, ferry. or street-car trans
fer. a
Trains leave Richmond. Byrd-street s'a'
tlon. daily at A. NJ. and 5-D 4. 81
Tickets on sale from June LIST 70 Sep
TENDER Goth; good to return until OctoDs'
81. 1894. from Richmond 10 virginia Beach'
al $3.50 for the round-trp. For the aiter-
noon train Fridays. both trains on satur-
day, and the morning train OF sunday,
round-,rlp tickets are sold az s3.50-g0od
TO return until the following Monday
For tickets. timetables. ana tuli IN
formation apply TO the Richmond Trans
fer Company, No. sol east Main street,
H. u. owen. ticket agent. Byrd-street
station. or at companys Office. NO. ~
east Main street Il. ". cOURINEt'
District Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
The Decant.r Always Emptied.
lphfiadaiphf.s Ttunas

A manufacturer who leaves his city
residence vacant during the summer
months has solved the problem OF tho
rough police prot elton 10 the house and
its contents. He furnishes tine patrol
men on tho beat with key, giving them
full access to the premises. IL also places
in secure pRace. unknown 10 the
officers, a hyegallon demjohn Of good
old rye whskey. and each morning some
of that rad liquor fills a decanter which
is left upon the dining-roOm table. The
filing Of the bottle is done by "a woman,
who visits the house every day, and no
burglars have ever ye; burgled there nor
Is there anything Left: in the decanter in
the morning. because tie house is situated
on stree, which is }he dlyiding-line Of
two districts. Consequently, the officers
from both sides jealCnssy watch to keep
any "COxeyites" or iBreckle Bills" or
their kind from poachng. The proprietor
says that he saves money by the scheme,
ana that 1t beats burglar-alarms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
Property Transfers.

Tho following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record in the Chancery
Court yesterday:
Sarah r. Clarke TO Sallie ". wife OF
G. r. MCGEE. 10 l-S feet on south side
Cary street between Adams and Jeffer-
son, 81 coo.
Samuel w. Davis and wife to John A.
Vonderlehr, % feet on south side Cathe-
rine street between Norton and Harrison,
$50.
Constance w. and f. T. Robinson 10
Charles g. Bosher, 80 feet on west side
Sixth street between Franklin and Grace.
1880.
c. w. Russell and wife to Lucy l..
wyatt. 20 feet on south side Catherine
street between Munford and Gilmer.
$i,72o.
william p. West Company to J. II.
Jones. personally. $,eo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
FIGHT FOR CONGRESS.
THE FRIENDS OF ALL THREE DEMO.
CRATIC CANDIDATES BUSY.
The New Kent Dclcgates-Popuiists and
RepuSltcaus--AnnouRc
Of McetingA

Tho friends OF oil three OF the candidates
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress for this district are working like
beavers. and the fight is getting decidedly
warm and interesting. IN local political
circles the congressional has entirely
superseded tho tariff question. and every
other man one meets asks who will be the
nominee.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Wise went down
70 the Old Market. and spent some time
talking with his Hanover and Jefferson
Ward supporters.
COLONEL. ELyET-T SATISFIED.
Colonel Elicit visited the county day be-
fore yesterday. and was well satisfied with
the news he gathered. and the reception
he met with.
II has been reported that Judge Ingram
would not enter the primary In the city,
but leave that contest TO Mr.. Wise and
Colonel Elicit The report was said yestcr-
day. however. by Judge ingrams friends
to be unauthorized. They claim that he
has many warm admirers In Richmond.
who will give him their support In the
primary.
Each OF the candidates seem thoroughly
confident but neither they or their
friends are inclined TO give detailed fsures
II may also be said that each claims 10
have a good organization.
NEW KENT FOR WISE.
The Democrats of New Kent met yester-
day at the court house. and elected the
following delegates TO the convention:
l.. +. Barnes. II. r Lacy. ana X. W.
Moore, all Wise men,
The following resolutions, onercd by MT
r. L. Lacy. were unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved by the Democrats Of New
Kent county in mass-meetng assembled
That we heartily endorse the course OF
Hon. George -. Wise, our able ana
pasriotic representative in Congress
2. That we hail with pride and pleasure
his growing prominence and distinction
fn the councils OF the nation.
z That the Democrats Of New Kent are
invited 10 n mass-meeting at the next
August term OF the County Court for the
purpose OF reorganzing the party ana ar
ranging for the fan campaign.
The Democratic meetings called Tor Et-
trick and Matoaca last night for the pur-
nose of elccting delegates TO the congress
sional convention were postponed until
the 3fst instant
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
The George ID. Wise Club. OF the Sc
conI Precinct Of jefferson Ward. viii
hold q meeting Tuesday night at Thon
Hall.
The CITY Democratic Committee Will
meet Tuesday night at $50 o'clock to
receive tho reports OF ward superintend-
snts as TO the location OF precincts for
the primary. and perfect other details OF
the contest.
The Republicans will hold conference
at the county courthouse on Wednesday,
and IL is given out that they VIII proba'
by,- mat into tho field a candidate for Con-
gross. Among those mentioned in con-
nection with the nomination are Judge
Atkins: Major Joseph Walker. OF Chester
fleld. and Mr.. Edmund Wad0ill.
Several weeks ago Il was stated that
the Republican choice would fall upon
either Judge l.. L. Lewis or Colonel VIII
liam +. Wickham. but both OF these gem
t!errsn authorize the positive declaration
that they would not accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
R. /. CHRISTIAN & co.
Opening Of Their New and Beautiful

Messrs. r. l.. Christian & Co. have
moved into their now store which is
two doors above thar Old stand. The
building they now occupy has been thor
oughly remodelled aid fitted up with
every possible convenience for their bust
ness In addition 10 :he large airy. and
handsomely-furn retailroOm there Is
a stsck-room either above or below stairs
for every department. The wlne-cellars
are provided with cement floors, and ar
rangements have been made for keeping
an even temperature in them all the time.
Special refrigerators have been built for
keeping butter and lard. and provision
made for preserving delcaces pure and
fresh. There is not a more thoroughly
equipped retail family grocery concern in
the South, and the h:use OF r. l.. Chris
tan & Co. is better: prepared than ever
to sustain its widespread reputation for
handling the best in their line in endless
variety whether Of imported or domestic
goods. As has always been the case, they
will pay especial attention 10 fine wines
and liquors. and will handle only the
purest articles known TO the grocery
trade.