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, 1894-04-14
PlOkIama.

"A LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
Ia have Noget at fordre paa F@l-
lesboet efter afgangne Enkefru
Justitsraadinde EMMA CATHRINE
RAHR, f0dt Miller, og tidligere
aid de Egtefelle Toldforvalter
,Justitsraad Christian Emil Rahr
indkaldes herved med 8 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde "g bevislig-
giore deres Krav for undertegnede
executor testament.
Christiansted, St. Jroix, den 6te April 1894.
A. T.. STAKEMANN,
executor testament.
, 1894-04-14
Publication.

ne is hereby made known, that in
a me- ting held on the 9th
instant the Colonial Council has
elected Mr.. w. B. WOODS Member
of the Board of Health for the town
Of Frederiksted.
Government Seoretary's Office, St. Croix.
the 10th April 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-04-14
acknowledgement

EIT bekjendtgj6res herved, at
~ Kolonialraadet sit den ode den
hes afholdte Mode har va1gt Ki0b-
mand W. b. WOODS til Medlem af
Sundhedskommissionen for Frederik-
steds By.
Gouvernements- Secretariatet, St. Croix,
den lode April 1894.
, 1894-04-14
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Acknowledgements

SIN EFT bekjendtgj6res herved, at
~ S~essionerne paa Fellesboet
efter afgangne Enkefru Justitsraad-
indie EMMA OATHRINE RAHR,
fodt Muller, og tidligere abode
Egtefelle Toldforvalter Justltsraad
Rahr, der behandles at Undertegn-
EIDE, som executor testament, vile
blive afho]dte den anden ONSDAG i
hver Manned Klokken 2 Eftermid-
dag paa Undertegnedes Contoir i
Christiansted.
Christiansted. ST. Croix, den CITE April
1894.
cgecutOr testament.
, 1894-04-14
Translation.
Publication

RT is hereby made known that on
- the Goth November 1898 His
Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased to recognize Mr..
MANUEL DE LA CUEVA as Consul
for Spain on the Danish West India
Islands.
Government secrotary's Office, St. Croix,
The 9th April 1894.
, 1894-04-14

Bekjendtgjorelse

JEN Ell bekjendtgjores herved at
go Diet under 29de November f.
A. har behaget Hans Majest@t
Kongen allcrnaadigst at anerkjende
Herr MANUEL DE LA CUEVA som
Konsul for Spanien paa de dansk-
vestindiske Ger.
Gouvernemsnts - Secretariatet, st. Oroix,
den 9de April 1894.
, 1894-04-14

Translation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
llli. with Mr.. Hatch uemocrap, Of Mis-

jill. with M. Hatch (Democrao, OF Mis-
souri,. In the chair.
Mr.. Bland. In opening the debate. ex-
planned the provisions OF the bill The
first section provided for the coinage OF
the seigniorage or gain on the coinage
Of silver which had accrued to the gov
eminent under the silver-purchase act
OF July II. 1880. AZ bullion will coin more
dollars than II costs. there Is gain
going on constantly while silver Is being
coined. Some men asserted that there
could be no seigniorage until the whole
amount OF the bullion was coined. but
neither the Secretary Of the Treasury nor
he d5land) held this view. The bill pro-
Vides Tor the issuance OF silver certih-
Gates and silver notes on the se.yniorage
and the remaining silver bullion In the
Treasury. and that when these are re-
deemed by the silver dollars so coined
they shall not be relssued.
The bullion was TO be coined only for the
redemption OF the certificates and notes.
The proposed bill was not for the purpose
OF redeeming the notes issued under the
Sherman law, nor. would IL interfere with
the redemption OF those notes. He thought
all the silver bullion In the Treasury
should be coined. and as soon az the GER
tihcates issued on them had been redeemed
they should not be reissued: when the
silver dollars were once paid out, that
ought to be the last OF them.
Mr.. Bland was surrounded by most or
the members on the floor. and was the
target at which their shafts were levelled,
but without their taking any effect upon
him. At f:i5 he moved that the committee
rise. which was agreed 10.
He then offered a resolution resembling
so much Of the order adopted yesterday
evening as required that the Sergeant-at-
Arms should arrest and bring before the
bar OF the House any members who were
absent without leave. This was agreed TO
after brief discussion.
Mr.. Dockery OemocraO. OF Missouri, In
behalf Of Mr.. Dingley kepublicen). OF
Maine. from the joint committee TO in
qulre into the departments. asked unani-
nous consent for immediate consideration
Of the bill to regulate the making Of pro-
perty returns by the officers Of the gov
ernmont.
He explained that this biz had the unani-
nous approval Of the committee, as well
as the Secretaries OF the Treasury. war,
Navy, and Interior. whose departments
were chiefly affected by the proposed
change. which simply provided for uni
formty in making returns OF property IN
the departments. The bill was agreed TO
without debate: and then. at 40. on mo
ton Of Mr. Tracey. the House adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
CERMAN.AMeRIcAN DEMOCRATS.
Executive Committee for the City APP
pointed Last Night-Oid Dominion.


The German-American Democratic Club
held a meeting last night. The attendance
was very large. There are now nearly
three times as many members OF this club
as when II started week or 50 ago. The
bylaws to govern the organization were
adopted last night and an Executive
Committee OF three from each ward was
elected as follows:
Clay Ward-O. Hitler. Fred. S. Myers.
and Louis Schultz.
Monroe Ward-Otto Morganstern, Henry
Grimmel. Jr.. and isadore Lovenstein.
Madison Ward-Carl Wippermann, Louis
Reuger and Charles Spott, Jr.
Jefferson Ward-John Messerschmidt,
c. G. Thon, and Samuel Stern.
Marshall Ward-Ed. Metzger. Henry
Schmidt, and ID. III. Sears.
jackson Ward-Emanuel Ullmann. II. j..
Heeke, and Charles Gasser.
BIG MEETING OF OLD DOMINION.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club held
n large meeting at its rooms, corner OF
Nineteenth and Main streets last night.
Owing TO an important meeting OF one
OF the committees OF the House OF Dele
gates, Judge Nicol was unable to be
For the mayoralty Messrs. Joseph C.
Dickerson and X. M. Taylor made
speeches. and the others to address the
club were: For Auditory; +. Burke. II
II. Richardson for +. A. Barber Nj. f.
Ramos for f. J. Warren: for City Ser
geant--J. c. Smith. and {. A. Boycs for
G. IL. Epps Other candidates had repre-
sentatives. Several gentlemen announced
themselves for candidates for Council and
Hoard of Aldermen who were In favor OF
the Epps resolution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
LEESBURc POSTMASTERSHlP.
The Trouble the Fight Over 1t Is Giving
Congressman Meredith.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., February s.
The fight over the postmaUorshp at Lees
burg. Va. is giving Representative Mere
dith much concern. He Will shortly be
called upon to endorse a candidate 10 SUE
coed the present postmaste-, whose tom
has expired. There are two Of hia cCnstltu
ents well-backed by the democracy OF
Ills district, who are applicants 10, the
place. and IL is the selection OF ore OF
these applicants that Is causing the Nir-
ginia congressman much trouble lie &C.
companied a delegation to the Post-Ofiice
Department this morning representing the
interests OF the two candidates, Messrs.
Harper and Norris The latter was pres
ent and made an earnest effort to get Mr..
Meredith to endorse his application, but
the friends OF Mr.. Harper. who. however.
was not present. protested against such
action. The fight is likely 10 continue for
some time. and meanwhile the officials OF
the Post-Oflice will make no appointment
until the warning factions agree upon one
of the candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
Mean temperature
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1Ohh SiOth
NEW YORK. February IA drive was
made at 81. INui ut the start. 1900 shares
rasing been. sold at 5Isfiss. As the sales
we're made to affect the general market
tney signslly failed. and when this be-
came eugent some OF the shorts began to
cover. y rise OF q to l per cent fol-
lowed, American Sugar. Richmond Ter
minal. Chicago Gas Northwest. western
Union, and Reading leading the upward
turn. Reading sold up To ma on reports
rroyn Philadelphia that the efforts making
for the early reorganization of the pro-
a,rty were progressing favoably. Rich
nlond Terminal touched 4 for the first
time ia a long while. Rumors were cur
rent OK a readJustment OF the plan for
reorganization OF the property. whereby
the holders of the stock would receive adj
dittonal advantage.
Tine trunk lines weakened, New York
Central declining to 80 for regular. anu
ySss; seller. 60: Lake shore 10 lzss, ana
Canada southern to iss.. There was talk
OF rate-cutting. but this gossip was evil
gently tlue to the new differential allowed
the EYE on west-bound business.
The Grangers were also inclined 10
wea6 neiss at one time. and in some quar-
ters the question OF dividends on Bur
llngton and Quincy and ST. Paul WAS
dis cusSsd. IL was held by certain opera
tors that the quincy dividend will b. re-
duced to 1 per cent. at the directors
5meeting next week. and that the 81.
gPaul dividend would De passed altogether.
IL might be added that those expressing
these opinions have been arrayed on the
bear side " the Grsngers for a long
time past, The dedine In the stocks
from the highest point Of the day was
less than(a point.
that the company would be accorded
souso protection on It's product, the whole
lat improved. Later on the stock named
Ieceded to 1914 on n contradiction or the
rumor referred to, and on Statements that
an amendment had been Introduced In
the senate Finance Committee placing a
duty OF lbc. on raw and lc. on refined.
THE net changes for the dsy were
slight either way. The total transactions
were lI2,M shares.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
1890 shares; of unlisted. 1900 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent; last loan at !, and closing offered
at L: prime mercantile paper, fdi& per
cent.
bar silver 63s: Mexican dollars. 5lia.
Silver at the board not reported.
Sterling exchange dull. With actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at HA@ for sixty
days and sLsS% for demand; posted rates.
81 sjfi4S 7ia; commercial BILLS, Nsf5Itsi4
for sixty DAYS and Si.s6g4.s6k for de-
mand
Government bonds steady. State bonds
strong, Railroad bonds drm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
THE KEARsARCE WRECKED.
Lost on Roncador Reef-Oficers and Crew
Rescued.

Rescued.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. February g.
The old corvette Kearsarge was wrecked
or Roncador Reef February ID, while
en- route from Port-au-Prince. Haiti, to
Bluenelds. Nicaragua. he officers and
crew were saved.
This news reached the Navy Department
this morning in a cable message dated
Colon. and signed by Lieutenant Brain
ard. OF the Kearsarge, who reached Colon
this morning. The Kearsarge sailed from
Port-au-Princa January Both for Blue
fields.
Immediately on the receipt Of the cable
gram the Secretary sent a Message 10
Lieutenant Brainard directing him to
charter vessel at Colon and proceed at
once to the assistance Of the shipwrecked
men. Some time ago. when Warner Mil
Ter and the officers of the Nicaragua
Canal Company were on their way to Nj
caragua they were wrecked on this same
reef
Admiral Stanton was on the kearsaige
Later-Secretary Herbert mas received
an answer 10 his cable message sent to
Lieutenant Brainard at Colon. Lieutenant
Brair ard says the steamer City of Para
Is available. and will proceed TO the re-
lief of the shipwrecked crew of the kear-
sarge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
FEDERAL.ELscTlON.SILL REPEAL.
Signed by the President With u Pen Fur
nished by MIR. Tucker.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February s.
The act repeating the DECENTRALIZATION law
was signed by the President shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon. Representative
Pearson. of Ohio, the chairman of the
House Committee on Enrolled Bills, and
Representative Tucker. of Virginia, the
author of the act. brought the enrolled
copy to the White House. Mr.. Tucker had
with him a gold pen. with which Speaker
Crisp and Vice-President Stevenson had
signed the bill, and Mr.. Pearson brought
a blank receipt for II. which he proposed
to have the President sign and to pre-
serve as q souvenir. When the President
had signed the bill and the receipt with
Mr. fuckers gold pen. Mr.. Tucker told
OF remark ex-Speaker Reed made this
morning when the repeal bill was an
nounced I'm the House: "Ballot-box stuff
fling" drawled Mr.. Reed, 'has at last be-
come legaliZed."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

chair. There vere present Senators John
Ro. ~ Hughes and Charles
II. Williams. OF Norfolk; Hon.
stead and IA. ID. Cole. secretary. OK VII
Harrisburg The object OF the meeting
was TO elect the annual orator for the
next commencement and TO perfect az.
that occasion. After some discussion the
selection OF the orator was referred TO q
special committee consisting OF senator's
Southall and Watts and Mess;rs. husnss
and Cole. Messrs Armistead and Cole
were appointed committee to arrange
for the banquet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

wife. Rappahspnock county: l.. T.. sto-
vail. Danville; Bird NJ. Robinson. Bristol;
George N. Conrad, Harrisonburg
j. J. Adkins. OF Southport, N. c.. Is
In the city.
Tourth-ciass postmasters for Virginia
were appointed to-day ~ follows: r. II.
Buckley, Clifton Station, Fairfax county.
vice Lewis Qulgg. removed: q. l.. Davis.
Dorset Powhatsn county. vice w. II.
Williams resigned; Charles Pennington,
Ocoonita- Lee county. vice w. G. Thomp-
son. resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
To Ad,.nc, church Enterprises.

A special meeting Of pastors and lay
men Of the Methodist churches OF this
city was held at Broad. Street church last
night. Rev. DIR. w. v. Tudor was cailed 10
the chair, and Mr.. Charles p. Walford
acted as secretary. After a fervent wager
by DIR. Young. OF Park-PIaee, Mr.. X. T..
Harrelson stated the objects Of the meet
ing. Among the pastors present were DIR.
Tudor, OF Broad-Street: DIR. Young. Of
Park place; Dr. Johnson. OF Fairmout;
Rev Joshua Hunter. Of Trinity. and Rev.
thusiasm prevailed. and q subscription
was taken up amounting TO nearly $50
for the interests OF Metbodism. Conmit-
tees were appointed to solicit subGrip-
lions for church enterprises % arrange
ganlze the Methodist LAymen's Union.
The meeting was charnceerised BY . deep
spirsnai feeling. Every pcp1On present
made . contytbui3cn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
ST. IOCI8

81. LOul8.
So. LOUIS, February s-fio1'
and easy. a.. ,f,r,h.
N Ss,sYs str; Gan and higher. May g.c
Pork-Standard mess, a@s'.4' On V'''''
iard-Prime steam. 81. tn
Dry-salt meats-ShOuld o. -
and clear RIOS. SO. short. ~. longs
Baopn-Boxel shouldera ott.
1~c.; clear ribs. 1l.a'hc' s"''~'
nish wlnes-steady at Nij.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. February - y y u,
Spring patent. pDaS.~. !tmNi' '-'
Wheat-st STEADY; No. red ".
Cofn-Qulet, No. 2 yellow g.. ~
Oats-slow; No. 2 whit'' 49,
'" Pork@Mea. HsD; clear me''' $780,
family isIiI PsTs. "' iSaf. So. E,ule-1"'a'
81 62ia g-s. short.
r!b sides. ST. Is; short clref si','
Whiskey- Steady az VI .,.,gt-r
BALTIMORE LIvE-sToCN 1A..''l.''
pAIT.JuoRE February A-bee. 49,
re market slow. winding ~ 49, -
dun. values closing 80 III ersL
hsevss atIfsxc: generally ~ 80.
quality, frpi.se:. meiinni srsm q, -
nary, 2U2isc. Most saiss 2. 80 rs
iIlc Receipts, l.lsi head saw
Receipts Of sheep and lan.hsii . ~ 49,
sheen si1f,gEc: lambs. 2ifp
THE corToN MARKErS c,,.
r,,,rppnoI. February S-Nooi'-,,.c..
TON quiet. with free supply yI,,,sl,s t.d
unchanxed: American mIl.6 balfs.
GALES, 1900 bales: Amer'f', ,5 salss re-
ssi sss,4'sSs s sss - S%'j S9i ssi %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
TWO CASES ARGUED.
The U. s. Circuit Court Of Appeals-Law.
yers Admitted, Etc.

TIC Gs Ne (AeSUAt NCass ~. HPf~~A'-.<e"
ycrs Admitted, Etc.
The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peais continued it's session yesterday.
Judges Goff. Simonton. and jackson were
on the bench.
The following persons qualified to prac-
tice law In this court: Hon. William Pink
ney Whyts, OF Baltimore: Charles v.
Meredith, OF Richmond, and Archer An
derson, Jr.. Of Richmond.
These were the cases heard:
Frank Hitch, appellant va Steamship
Decatur H. Miller Cross appeals from
Circuit Court OF Maryland, IN cause col
lision, civil and maritime. Case argued
by John II. Thomas for Appellant Hitch.
ana Wnliam Pfnkney Whyte for the
steamship, and submitted.
Archer Anderson. administrator Of Jo-
seph II. Anderson. deceased. plainfic In
error, vs. y. ID. Avis q Co. Appeal from
Circuit Court, Eastern District Of vir-
xinia, at Richmond Case argued by r.
p. Waddill for Avis 4 Co. PsfdinG the
argument court adjourned until (his morn
ing II 1870 o'clock.
The Unifed alates Circuit Court for this
js,ASaani clreuH IN vtrgn1A met yesterday.
With Judge Hughes o. the beach. The
cases 81 for trial wese poefponed On The
I9s!io ton, e 6 ossessl sns - court adjourn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
[de 15-F,su. Wdw2mirlonpl
DEATHS.

CALL.-Died. February sth. at the re-
sidence of his son, Manfred Call, No.
100 east Main street, MOSES CALL, Nj.
D.: aged ~ years.
In consequence Of sickness in the family
services will be held at Hollywood.
Friends will meet at the residence FRI
DAY, February 9Th, at IL o'clock noon.
No flowers.
NUGENT-Died, at Y. ii. Wedenes-
day, February 18th, FLOY r., infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Nugent;
aged year and 8 months.
Funeral from their residence. 23s south
Laurel street, at IL A. 81. FRIDAY.
February 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
MUNSORS
REMEDY,
40. II, FOR THE PREVENTION AND cUKE OF
La GRIPPE. COUGHS, AND COLDS.

This remedy nrst gained its prominence during
the epidemic OF Ia Grippe, In the winter OF
Sg2-'D3. whom thousands OF lives we're saved By
itp use since then thousands OF bottles have
been sold with the most beneficial results 70 suf.
ferers. Il In an absolute preventive ~ well IS q
cure for Grippe. Don't delay " you are suffer.
log from Grippe, Coughs, or Colds; procure =
bottle Of once: II may be the means VI saving
your Me. Price 25 and 50c.
To avoid being imposed upon. ask Tor No. Al.
and buy Of our authorized ageeis only, ~ be-
low:
For sale In Richmond by John l.. kidsnour.
1900 esst Main street: ). v. Ramos. corner
Of Main and Short streets Also In MAN
CHESTER By A. 4. Snotltngs. 1901 Hal street.,
and swansboro' Also, IN PETERsBURG by w.
=. A'fr,end. 249 Haiitsx street. and q. A. Nine
trees Pharmacy.
The "Family Doctor Book valuable puoli-
druggists "a 2l-su.MSfts icnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, February s-Vir-
ginia zoos, az bid; do. SO. n bid. Balti-
more and Ohio stock, II asked: Northern
Central stock, 67ts asked; Baltimore and
Onto Southwestern "a incomes. q asked
30 do. 6hds; Consolidated Gas stock.
5lG57n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

Pursuant 4. g , RSs.ss c:s:p y sas rsss,,
b b:sss:ss'ss M 81 ks, Marc sszsssss
last night ct the nxchA9ge A6<el. IA NJ
absence Of the pfoG1dogt Ucu4toP 1874
h9pfhslk e AneliA Sas eane4 - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcuuoxp. FeoRsafy & 1894.

RzcuxoxR February & 1894
Offerings. Whsai, l.4S0 busoelsL Gem
WHITE. $50 bashslsL OstA 5000 pgnnelA
kais&--whsaa, a.S<& bushsia cefe-- Whisss
Quossstese-. wAsas, IessbsxxF. esas;ke. |;
mixed. oix6ssfc.; eeeetbeiIy. eoeoee No 3
red, 0l31c. Oofn~ White v!sDo3 ~ nesi
1laAlj1S Nel ea1es. - Ma 4uNc4 -
81 s;s; s;s,s' - -: s'. :ss $500 Is e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

A. sispls ~ NaGar, sn1 equally e not
more useful y ~. SRl's QeHGn &gD'p> :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

i an act, spyruysa Jssssyy g, lse4 sl,ov.
Who isllsd e nsad 49, q 80! Hsas - q kshesssy
curil,ss. -. VI - ts!1lc1e1 = elpllqeeen:
., ~ ss. = : "a - - 49, - ~
So = snesSsss =, e. 9 gs(9 9 -
-; .;s'. 49, = e g ! lss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 3, 1884.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers; Irwin weisiger, superin-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FEsRrARY 8, '9i.
British steamship Haxelbrauch. Barry.
British steamship Loashirst. New Orleans
SAILED.
British steamship Longhirst. Rotterdam.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEBRrARY 8, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Colombia, Jonney, New
YORK, passengers and general cargo.
stesmshtp Charlotte, bonnetf, tsittmorc, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship City Of cclumeia. Jsnaey. New
York. passengeF3 sud generof enego
steamship Cnayiette. D0Dn1o4 boS1uores pee-
eeugerp snd general caSgn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
Children'S Suits and OVerCoatS,
AGES 4 TO IA YEARS.

Childran'S Suits and OVerC0atS,
AGES 4 TO IA YEARS.
that are marked S2.5 to-day and to-
morrow SIPS,
that are marked SO to-day and to.mor-
row sl.5O,
that are marked "a to-day and to-mor-
row 81,
that are marked S. to-day and to-mor-
row $3.50,
that are marked sc to-day and to-mor-
So,
that are marked 81 today and to-mor-
row $3.50, 49,
that are marked So to-u@y and to.mor-
row 81,
that are marked $40 to-day and to-mor-
row So.
Boys Suits and OVercoatS,
AGES n TO 10 YEARS,
that are marked s. to-day and to.mor-
row $3.50,
that are marked 81 to-day and to-mor-
row $3.50,
that are marked IS to-day and to-mor-
row 81,
that are marked $40 to-day and tenor
row So.
that are marked $3.50 to-day and to.
morrow 1926,
that are marked Sl5 to-day and to.mor.
row $3.50.
that are marked s1s to-day and to-mor.
row so.
The $40 sale
Of mems suits and
OVerC0atS
stops tomorrow for want OF stock
TO continue. We set aside the sur
plus s1s. $3.50, Sl5 Suits and
Oyercoats offered the choice at
SlO-the crowds came-and there
hasn't been q let up. More Suits
than Overcoats left-but still
chance for you.
A. SAKS \ CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-09
DONDS FOR SALE.

s25, 900 Of CITY PETERSBURG 5 PER CENT.
"WATER-IMPROvxM1 BONDS dated
February I. 1se4. md payable forty yssr sftsr
date. Interest payable semi ualiy-Psbfu-
issue Of $4,000 authorised " IN ordinance II
the Common Councii passed February !, 1854,
and arc sxsops from city taxation. Bid ar~
invited for seu days from thie dats. NJ hid 81
viii DO awarded 70 the htgheet btddee above nat
pgiee. Address Q. A. 9LAu0HTRR,
10 %lW Trsasursg Ctsy Petsssbnrg. W.