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Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE . Houses for $lsoo, $Isoo. $ssoo, s45oo. Will make easy terms of pay ment-
 R. K. Baldwin, Av -~-=- SIS Chapel street
FOR RENT.

- $i6, SIS, $lo, $90, to select families l;
 choice homes in dne neiEhborhood, with
 separate entrances. verandas, balconies, collars and conveniences throughout; upper and lower tenem, nts of six and soven rooms fn those ten stylish new houses, having slate roofs, brown tary plumbing, fnclucing gas, set ranges, soap stone washtuba, bath rooms, wash bowls and re- and elegant lawns; State street electric cars within one block. Apply on premises any day 280 FERRY STREET,
 mh22 cod If corner of EnRlieh.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
FOR SALE,

FOR BALE,
 < A To whom 1t may concern,
 I will sell at public auction, at Beecher's
 exchange, 76e Chapel street, New Haven Conn, on Thursday, May 31. 1894, at o'clock p; m, the property formerly owned by tho Old Colony bistilleries Company. containing about four acres of land, and bounded on the south by Grand avenue, westerly by the channel of Mill river, north by Clay street, and easterly by line parallel with Haven street and about one hun dred feet distant therefrom.
 Also another piece of land bounded as follows: Easterly by Haven street. seventy G0)feet; south erly by . line in the same straight line with the north line of Clay street as the same Ia opened and partly fenced between James street and Haven street, westerly by the eastern channel of Mill river, or that part of Mill river east of Ball Island northerly by line parallel with the south erly line and seventy GC feet therefrom. Upon the premises there are buildings as fol. lows: one-story warehouse 50x63, a two-story warehouse covered with corrugated iron, 150xi0f feet, and several ether buildings. Full descrfp ton of the boundaries and other information will be given upon application to George A.. Butler. Terms of saielTen per cent. to be paid at time of sale and balance te, be paid upon delivery ol deed. GEORGE A. BUTLER, Trustee. mao fr-sa- tn wealth 80t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
S,4f3 the Number of Beans.
 3,468 tho Nearest Guess.

The means taken to advertise the Furniture store of H. r. BLoGG BRO, 699 Chapel street,
 met with favor from the public. We promised | the readers of the Journal and Courier we would | publish the name of the lucky winner of the $sS worth of furniture. He Is MIR. P. MAUTTE, 172 Commerce street,
 who guessed 846s, being the nearest to s,47s, the number of beans. The next nearest was Mir. John Cromer, 1S4 Carlisle street. with 8, 3,4s6. Now, Mir. Mautte, buy @ Journal and Courier, and verify | what we say.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
LorE LousE sqRs,S. HsSsn coSn,t Goars tSs hsH JAMES HUBER HOLT. issa Aa diy 5. Gs IA! sApri''

ordered-That additional notice of the pend ency of said complaint be given by publishing this ordar once in the Whftestone Herald, . news paper publiahed tn Whitestone, Long Island, and also once in the New Haven Journal and Courier
 each or before tho 2oth day of April A. Q. 1894 Gp1< It Clerk,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
Prices WilITau

ARGEST sales in years on garden rAkes, u hoes, spadine forfs and all kinds of grr. dencrs' and fArmerx' toola. You will know th~ reason why when you inquire the price af THE BRADLEY. DAMN & CARRINGT0S co. ais n
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

AUCTION SALE. BANKRUPT ESTATE
 w. & R. FOOTE N Will be sold at Auction, at 474 State l5 oeiSef a the pTopsry % Belonging to the estate of ". & R. Foote, insolvent debtors' con- Horses, Carriages, Harnesses,
 Robee, Blankets, Whips, And eyerything pertaining to first class Livery,
 Boarding, and Sale Stable.
 F. E. HURLBUT, ap14 st+ TRUSTEE.
 FOR RENT.
 f'rS' h00f e. 6. SR111g WTIBgs 1fsssi eEARR. ''' nh 20 If cod 136 Edgewood avenue:
 First Floor,
 ap137t COE, 402 Grown street.
 FOR RENT.
 A House v Wall street. E. HAYES TROWBRIDGE, apis If 127 Orange street, COT. Chapel.
 FOR RENT,
 
 ;5 provements, to small family only, at apl5St ss5 GRAND AVENUE. TO LET.
 g family n nat psfsss George, one suite 2 rooms bath end pri va,s ss ii Forf Street FOR RENT, 1h 349 State street, 1st floor; room 2s by 65
 fest sp fl 1thsf 4 floors qssi6da fs RRKks RgRfKksEr TO RENT.
 Three or four Sr %6s
 rooms; modern; 4t hhS iov AdSrsss sear ! ap12 3.f M. 0. G., Courier office. FOR RENT, ~ First floor on Dwight street; also second floor on Edgewood assn9e; IewF 1nSI!Ee SsTPnNr ss FOR RENT. | - From May 1st. store No s73 State street, apli If 14s4 West Chapel street.
 FOR SALE. ~ One-famiy house; all modern cenven l t fences; fine location; lot 591soo feet feet o,. | ap10 Tt H., P. o. Box 3l2. FOR RENT.
 m Modern ten Qo) room house. | aplo 1a+ sss !fSSlSaA HSSTARp AVENUE.
 House for Sale. | - Containing g rooms, with unfinished | !:9 attic, basement rooms, lot 50 feet from .lo s feet dssp s sta asSsas s9s sisR sFaEE ARP FOR RENT, 1 A Brick house, rooms, 69 Wooster street
 .psn+ Inquire s.1YoN STREET.
 FOR RENT, | AA Lower part of house. central: seve | ::5 rooms; cellar, bathroom, etc.; $2f. 1r l quire at ap9 te 126 YORK STREET. &6.OOO to &1O,OOO to Loan, I0N first mortgage, per cent. f6tf 116 Church street.
 FOR SALE, 1 N Horses, surreys, etc. t& B. OSBORN, ag't, Livery and Boarding mh3I If l66 St. John street. II To Loan &3.OOO first mortgage on improved property lO New Haven; no commission: Address DI CA. H., P. o. Drawer 4o aplau New Haven, Conn., Dental ParlOrS. ~ To rent from May tst, '94. Two or fol n fj rooms second floor, facing Chap street, opposite the green, having be< used over ten years as dental pariors. Ga n running water and steam heat E. VALLEY. tIn
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
OQr New Rance.

THE value of . perfect cooking and water U heating range to family needs no comment
 OUR NEW RANGE surra.ses all portable Ranges In the scope Of it's work, In the ease Of its management, In the lasting qualities of it's fire, and especially In the coooomy of the fuel
 We Invite all our people to call and examine the one we are running fn our store. Our object tn thts practical demonEtra' Ion of the qualities of OUR NEW RANGE is that every one may see It later on, when a new Range is required, ell may know what c boon to family comfort and economy this one affords
 During the last fortnight hundreds of our csti- Eens nave eKamined this one and seen Its prac- ucal workings. Scores of families have dis carded old ranges at once and bought enc of
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
Htsre1Ianepns.

FOR SALE. 1.-TWO wagons, suitable for peddl api3 3t- fxp Y0l
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

FOR RENT. ~ First floor ls6 Spring street. Enquire G. WILBUR CLARK, nh 20 If cod 136 Edgewood avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

Extension Top Car. nasr, good order; one or two horse L. B. HIN. l MAN, 90 Benedict Building. apti 7t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

&6, 600 to &1O,OOO to Loan, 0N first mortgage, per cent. O J. 0. PUNDERFORD,
 f16tf 116 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

TO RENTs
 A Three or four furnished or unfurnished .:d rooms; modern, fine location, near Whit isI ney avenue; rent low. Address ap12 3f M C. G., Courier offlce.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

MalIory's, Al Ors THE place for all kinds antiQi goods. carnets. etc
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
FOR RENT.

- Six rooms, s9 70 Perkins street. Fair Haven.
 ap13 7t COZ, 402 Grown street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

- Lower part of house. central: seven
 ;5 rooms; cellar, bathroom esc $2I h.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

Boston Training School.
 Os COLLEGE STREET, teaches scientific OO massage, electrelysis, professional nui sing, medical electricity, old and new chiropody and manicuring; scientific facial treatments by phy- sicians. Call immediately. Hours to p. m. AD14 If
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
FOR RENT

. Brick house, rooms, 69 Wooster street
 TIT ap9 7tt 6.LYON STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

FOR RENT. - From May 1st. store No s73 State street, Fl now occupied by L. Besser.
 EDWARD R. HAYES, an11 If 14S4 West Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

D6UCHI F dEIOTSs
 ~ To rent from May tst, '94. Two or four f5 rooms on second floor, facing Chapel street, opposite the green, having been used over ten years as dental parlors. Gas running water and steam heat. E. VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14
Wlauts.

one Cent . Word each fnssrrf' Ave esnts . word for q fuf1 We fsAven rfnaa.l
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

HVIISO IOF 6bICs - Containing rooms, with unfinished :5 attic, basement rooms lot 50 feet front by 165 feet deep; with small barn. Apply a10 Tt 356 GEORGE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-14

TOI6 E<A112S
 - In Lake Place, two new brick house ssS modern Improvements, IS rooms al E building lots. J. D. PLUNKETT, an14 If 49 Church street, Room &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
The Walton Bill.

t.NOllOlh
The Walton Australian-ballot law, which
was tested for the first time In virginia
on the occasion OF the election or Tues
day. appears to have given very fair salts
faction. and to have been more simple In
its worklng than it was thought IL would
have been. The reports from the state
at large show that ballots were thrown
out because of imperfect and incomplete
erasure, due to the ignorance ana. IN
many cases. to the lack of attention or
the voter. In the first instance the Re-
publicans were the sufferers, and In the
second case the Democrats lost. So far
as Norfolk Is concerned, this seems 10 ne
the conclusion reached.
No Improperly In the conduct OF the
election can be traced to the officers In
charge, and The Vireinian Is of the opin-
ion that this conclusion Will be justified
and sustained by an examination OF the
ballots. for instance. In the Second Pre-
clnct Of the Third Ward. where the voters
will certainly compare favorably with
any class of voters In the country for in
telligence, forty-two votes returned for
Tyler were improperly marked, ana sixty
two for Borland were likewise, and all or
this number, 1Oi. was thrown out, with
n net loss Of twenty for Borland. In the
Second Ward. at the Courthouse Precinct.
twelve votes were thrown out. six for
Tyler ana six for BOrland, and In the
Second Precinct of the FRS; Ward thirty
nine were thrown out. almost equally
divided between Tyler and Borland.
In the precincts where the negro vote
was large the number Of votes thrown
out was larger, and the loss fell more
heavily on Borland because the negroes
were almost solid for him. The Virginian.
believes it can be proved by the oaths
of the Republican Judges of election that
so far as the election In Norfolk is con-
cerned every ballot east Tuesday was
counted as II was cast. and the losses by
reason OF improperly prepared ballots
were due to the Ignorance Of voters and
not to any improper conduct on the part
Of those conducting the election. No one
ever contended that under this bill the
ignorant voter would not be liable TO
make more errors than the intelligent.
The advantages of the law are many.
II secures IA quiet and orderly election,
free from political bummers and heelers
who possess no political principles what
ever, but who attach themselves 10 politi-
cal parties principally for the Doodle il
has brought them. or in the interests of
who wish TO control municipal
governments because Of the swing IL
affords them in municipal legislation.
The political leg-puller's occupation is
gone under the operations OF the Walton
bill. and this is an advanced step in the
of honest elections and good
government. The Australian-ballot sys-
tenn has come to stay in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
Grand Omcer VisitatiOns.

A series OF grand visitatlons TO the varl-
Gus odd-rel9w lodges IN Ihis CITY mas
Masters NJ. b.. Ramos. Charles Pohlig. and
s.. r.. Crowder, and Special-Deputy
George B.. Jones, Past-Grand-Master
Thomas n. Kendler. Treasurer J. " Fer
gusson. Secretary T. Wiley Davis. Warden
Hill Montague, and Representative George
Il. Davis will attend as follows: Monday.
November 18th. Jefferson Lodge. No. a:
Thursday. November 18th. Aurora Lodge,
No. ZIG: Tuesday. November Goth, Fftz-
hugh Lodge. No. SO: FRIDAY November ed,
Unity Lodge. No. Sc: Tuesday. November
9th. Friendship Lodge. No. 10; Friday.
November Both, Union Lodge, No. 4;
Tuesday. December 4th. Capital City
Lodge. No. 10l; wednesday, December 5th,
Schiller Lodge No. 1873: Friday. December
18th. Highland Springs Lodge. No. rs. The
officials. attended Roane Lodge. No. 1870,
last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
MIMM q RkooaA

RICHMOND, VA. November IL. 1884.
From top floor TO basement the shopper
III be interested this week. The good
time coming is here. We give the pur-
chaser the advantage OF doing business
on our own large scale. Such a parade
OF values was never before witnessed.
Our buyers kept busy. BE here. tn pay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
MIlleA q RkoaaA.
.Capes.

Our stock this year embraces every
thing that Is new and stylish. The prices
are as low as usual, and the values given
surpassed.
Large stock new Golf Capes,
ranging in price from. ...........S to $l2
hood. and Inside straps.."".......... 81 60
Very stylish (this week. Beautiful
Fur Capes IS %
Tan-Cloth Capes, lap seams. velvet
collar. newest shades, special
values this week at..............$S n $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11

Oiarper's BIztrD
~ think my boy % COINS %
cond Sherlock Holmes" slil
He has the keencst detective b.
the day
How does h. show ity'
ole can detect the humor - ID Hf.s
clowns Jokes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
Gentlemen's Furnishings

SIX Windsor TleS..........-
Gentlemen's ROrdered. Tli
Hemstitched HandSrrchlet
&c. Wool Seamless Hose.
Immense stock new NeckWrat
s. All-Wool Sweaters. IN blue
and black. o ........-.t.
Gentlemen's COLLEGE Sweaters
l,eo pairs Gentlemen'5 fear
Back Cuf-ButtOns, DE h'N .;
WIN ssss.ssssssssta st.fH a -
Centlemen's Camefs-iiair lr+
Gentlemen's White Shirts 1@
l6, l6ha, and II only. ROW..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
THE RICHMOND D1ssPArcH-sUNDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1894.

lsctions ordered By the conference than
sver before.
While several Of the churches have not
been heard from, the statements given
above will suffice to show that all are
doing good work In the Masters cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
MMM q Rkooa3.
HOuSefurniShingS.
A Special Sale
Beginning To- Morrow
of First Quality
Gray Agateware.

These goods were bought by US merely
to ~inaugurate a special sale in our House
furnishing Department. There are seve-
raj grades Of inferior goods sold and
advertised, but never were such prices
placed on goods Of such quality. We war
rant every article to be strictly f~irst-grade,
all lids made Of best blocked tin. and
these prices only a trife above that Of
play:
l0-inch Basting-Spoons ................ &c.
l4-inch Basting-Spoons .............. Sc.
10-inch Plain or Perforated Ladies'. lac.
La~rge-Size Flaring Dipper ............. 2c.
Large-Size Go~urd-Shape Dipper ...... &c.
apiece Soap-Stand .................... l7c.
"A dozen Muffln-Rings .................. S9c.
Largest-Size Foot-Tubs ......."..... 81 90
j5-Pint Granite Cups ................. &c.
%-Pint Granite Cups ................. &c.
l-Pint Granite Cups .......-....... lie.
s-Quart Toa-Kettles. seamless ....... 79c.
1-Gallon Tea-Kettles, seamless ...... CSC.
lh-Gallon Pieced Tea-Kettle .......... &c.
Convex Milk or Rice Boilers. 8 sizes.
IS. 50, S9c. each.
3-Pint Conee-Pots ............. 45c.
3-Quart Conee-Pots ................ Coo.
1-Gallon Conee-Boilers ................ 7sc.
5-Quart Coffee Boilers ................. SC.
White Enamel ~Cuspadores. pink trim
mings, o t0c.
Blue Enamel C~uspadores, gold trim
mings, each c0c.
l-Quart Seam Bucket ................. lsc.
2-Quart Seam Bucket ................. &c.
i-0sllon Seam Bucket .,....-....... Csc.
(Continued.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
M;Alea 4 N:o2@.


Heavy BOard-Back Blank or cong
sition-BOoks, IS sheets......-...
Stid-Back Blank-Books. o. ei.''
Rubber-Tippei Lead pencils.
Wood-Encased Slate PENCIL
Star Linen Correspondence
plain or %ruled-per pound.
La Belle France Linen Paper
pOuni
Envelopes 10 m~atch-g.r pack
Mourning and Tinted pap,fs fr
respondence purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
Bedding.
handkerchief.

This department Is Drumming full OF big
values at little prices.
Tomorrow we offer 1000 regular &c.
Ladies' Sheer Scailoped Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs o r............. l9c.
Another lot Of those 20c. Sheer Seal
loped Embroidered Handkerchiefs
go tomorrow at....--;....---i21ic.
A special lot Ladies' All-Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchief for......... Ice.
We have Handkerchiefs at.......... Sc.
We have Handkerchief at.......-.. 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
Located Him.
ATLANTA constitutional

ATLANTA Constitution.)
They say old Smith never subscribed
for a newspaper?
Never"
."NVhere Is he now?"
"BlOwin' out the gas In some hotel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
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1-Quart Straight Seamless Saucepan
LOT &c
5-Pint Seamless Saucepan plain) .......3c
6-Pint Seamless Saucepan plaln) ....ySc
3-Quart Seamless Saucepan (plaIn) 49,. &c
2-Quart Seamless Convex Saucepan ....3gc
3-Quart Seamless Convex Saucepan ...iyc,
1-Gallon Seamless Convex Saucepan ..5yc
l-Quart Seamless Deep Straight Sauce
pot &c,
1-2-Gallcn Seamless Deep Straight
Saucepot sc,
3-Quart Seamless Deep Straight Sauce
pot
5-Quart Seamless Deep Straight Sauce
pot ..o3c.
7-Quart Seamless Deep Straight Sauce
pot DOC.
Two Side-Handles to Above.)
2-Quart Seamless Convex Saucepot ....y3c.
2 1-2-Quart Seamless Convex Sauce
pot
3-Quart Seamless Convex Saucepot ....45c.
4-Quart Seamless Convex Saucepot ...t6c.
5-ouart Seamless Convex Saucepot ....62c.
1 1-2-Pint Seamless Tipped Saucepan lie.
1-Quart Seamless Tipped Saucepan ....l9c.
/ 1-2-Quart Seamless Tipped Saucepan. &c.
sQuaft Scdinicss bippcu ouucepdu ..'.-oS.
2 1-2-Quart Seamless Tipped Saucepan .33c.
Wash-Basins (best) seamless. 2 sizes
medium. l9c.: large sc.
Finch Enamel Pie-Plates ...............llc.
9-Inch Enamel Pie-Plates ..............lic
l l-2-Quart Seamless Milk-Pan ........l7c.
3-Quart Seamless Milk-Pan ...........Nc.
5-Quart Seamless Milk-Pan ............33c
l-Quart Seamless Pudding-Pan ........l7c.
I l-2-Quart Seamless Pudding Pan ....lsc.
2-Quart Seamless Pudding Pan ........zlc.
3-Quart Seamless P~udding-Pan ........zc.
6-Quart Seamless Pudding-Pan ........zsc.
2-Gallon Seamless Waterfall .........6sc
s-Gallon Seamless Waterfall .........7sc.
Medium Seamless Dish-Pans ......... sc.
Large Seamless Dish-Psns ...........7sc
Extra Large Seamless Dish-Pans ....Ec.
Beautiful Blue Enamel Jardinieres.
trimmed with gold and floral designs;
cannot break. looks like decorated
china: large size: only ..............u.&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
Republican victory meant y,k,,,-
ator. "fni Tor se.

AN|A UNI|E LL
were sent over 10 the so.,. N'
House. IL may be quite elsrr.-.f
Congressman Tucker, OF VIC,
committee reported n has
measure In reference {, M.
Choosing senator's. but these a~o a
Colonel Morrison, q U.r,I.
ior 40 many years the leader ~ o..
democrats. Is often heard 90 re.t-
as long as the Democrats s,t
poNcy OF having nothing t3 % VIII.
modern lads gotten ny ~ m.4
ona fame and n0toriefy. Is
ter Tor the party. ami too ~
attempts at Legislation olt.f..
lines laid down BY the CON
better for the political Yar...s
country.
POP "JEREMIAp
A Populist senator nov j.
had quite an interested l., .f
around him las, nisht 40
uptown hotels. lie SCENE!
somewhat gloomy view ~
for his party. AMI l1 1r.t.-
tons put TO him by ar
group about him. sali t.tt t.
had a great chance in l..
rately threw II away. De- r
had then been properly
said that the p0puils's $751;
have po.lcd three time. i ..
and thrown the election i..l ..
They would have oep, rl
this year might have ID u.
Now the prospect. j.. Dol.
on 10 explain. that Ri.
continue O. lose unless r..
heavily from the D.n. .
the silver issue. ami tn.t.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11

Jersey-Cloth and Leather Nu'al
tectors FOR children-per ga'f
(Sayes the st0ckinEfJ
Hair-Brushes FOR
Clothes Brushes for ........,.-
Splendid Whisp-Br0Oms..
Seamless Dress-Shieius for
Good Dress Whaiebone-lfr N
Fast-Black Darnlng Cotton .'
Muctlage uarge bottle. ...-.....
Machine-Ou barge botticsl. .--.
Lettuce Cream. Tor tire snin
Royal Talcum Soap. y sc. NlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11

This department is always represented
by the many great values usually carried.
What's stylish you'll always find here.
Tan Kid Gloves, newest shades; 81
kind for SIC.
Foster Hook Kid Gloves. black and
colors; this week ................. 75c.
Cashmere Gloves, for winter wear.
Ask to see the Alexander Gloves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
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Hosiery.

Special sales during the week In this
department. Our immense stock offers
special chances for those who are inter
ested.
Ladies' Heavy Balbriggan Hose, for. &c.
Full-Line Heavy-RibDed Hose, all
sizes, Tor lVc'
Ladies' Crown = Dye Plain-Black
Hose. all sizes, .lzzc.
Ladies' Hermsdorf-Dye t'ast-Black
Hosiery only l7c.
Ladies' Imported and Domestic Bal
briggan Hose for .12lsc.
Boys Bicycle-Hose. double knees,
positively fast-black .............. lie.
Misses School-Hose, durable. fast
black, 3 pairs for ................... Hgc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11

22xiS-inch Reversible Rugs
16x3l-inch Reversible smyrna s.
2Sx6i-lnch Reversible SBynia hl.
2ex66-inch Reversible smyrna N'
2Sx7t-inch japanese Kus-- a
2isx9 feet japanese Rugs 81
Exquisite cOlors, newest pfitN
2sx6i Exquisite and Handsome N" 81
Rugs. heavily fringe.
tx1-foof Handsome keysrsluit 81
Carpet Remnants at lstle prices