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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
WKBSTBR SENT ON.
The North Carolina Horse-Trsdsr Charged
in Floyd with Counterfeiting.

FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA Dec. 10
Speciil.-NN. 3. Webster. the North Caro-
Ina countcrfeiter, who was arrested mere
ON the 18th instant by Deputy Marshal
" NJ. Smith. was brought TO trial TO-
d,y before United states commissioner
Suencer. Judge \. II. Halrston, OF Mar
tinsyille. who has been engaged here IN
tie er-NOwlin murder case, appeared
Al. counsel for the accused.
Air. b. T.. Earls, q member OF the irm
of Earls * Agnew, was placed upon the
v,stness-stand, and identified the prisoner
as the person who had passed the spu-
rious money on him. At the conclusion
of Air. Earls' testimony counsel for the
defence waived further examination, and
the case was sent on for trial al the
March term Of the United states Court
AT Lynchburg In default OF bail the
prisoner was removed to jail for safe
keeping.
Webster is young man, probably thir-
ty or thirty-hve years of age, and has
an INTELLIGENT face. He Is very reticent
i'm reference TO the offence with which he
is charged and viii say nothing for pub
licauon.
Immediately after his arrest he tele-
graphed his brother, Sterling Webster.
and bTother-iu-law, Robert Caldwell at
ReidSviue. y. c., TO come TO his assist
ance at once. The men arrived here yes
terday afternoon and seemed greatly sur
prised To find the young man in his pres
cut predicamenL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY!
offerings aud Sales at the Richmond To-
bRcco EKchaBge-inttrnal Revenue
Collections-Foreign Advice.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The sales at
the stock Exchange to-day were S0,Jd-
snares. OF Chich $500 were Sugar. Inc
traing was mainly OF Il prOlessloudl
cha -aCter, and the changes, except IN
lew instances. were unlmpOrtant. Inefe
WA some pressure 20 sen sugar anu
ChIcagO Gas. sugar sold down from
93x TO 9lo,, aud chicago Gas from us.
Those credItcd with beng Identified WIN
inside interests pronounced bOth rumors
about Sugar absurd. The report that
The Baltimore and Ohio Is a large holder
of Tie Valley road stock rs scml-ol-
dciany denied. AS 10 thc financial con
dluon oil the company, H. Is stated ina
tne last reports snow that after pay
4lo per cent. on the common, when
called for S1,l2i,931, the company hdd
A surplus of Sll ST.; the operating eA-
ueDseS were 6S.SS per cent. and the con-
struction account was $l,l1uJ". me
General Railway list received anywhere
from l. TO "a per cent. and closed weak
i'm tone In the Specidlties, Pan Handle
preferred Jumped > TO A. Pittsburg ana
Western preferred IA TO %'',. ana Amer
team Tobacco preferred -. 10 loN. me
net changes snow losses Of = 10 rs per
cent. sugar ana Chicago Gas being the
heaviest sufferers. Inc DoIu lhdIhtV'
was quiet and nrm ,.-,
Money on call nominally ll.g2 per
cent. prime mercantile paper, "4f per
cent. Sterling exchange steady WIN
actual business in bankers bills a. $50.
u4oN for sixty days ana t 6ot q -
demand; posted rates. iS9d 400; CONNER
ctal bills. lSGild4S7l. Government Dohao
firm. State bonds duh. Railroad bonds
steady. Ell, o,o mo.
currency, S7J,143.UUO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
IHE WIFE LiHHAh' pcibDf"S'
How the Work fn the Interior "a Progress
ine-Tho Different Offices.

The work on the new State Library
building Is being pushed as rapidly as
possible. and it is thought that by the
early part OF next February the various
Offices may be occupied. The top iioOr
Of the building which will contain the
state Library proper, the reading room
and the Law Library, all the floors nave
been laid. and the floor In the corridor
is a fine piece OF art, being laid In mosaic
consisting OF small pieces Of marble about
an inch square. The work is being ex-
ecuted by Italians who learned thelr
trade I'm their native country.
Immediately under the Law Library, in
the northerly end OF the building, the
Supreme Court of Appeals Will be To-
Gated. with a sitting room for the judges
in the southeasterly end. and a con-
sultation room for the lawyers In the
westerly end. The remainder OF that
noor will be taken up by the offlces OF
the Attorney-General Acknowledgement,
Railroad Commissioner, Commissioner OF
Agriculture. Superintendent OF PUBIC IN
struction, etc.
On the ground floor facing the Capitol
building. will be the rooms belonging 10
Inc once OF the State Treasurer, and in
the rear of il the Second Auditor will be
located. while the rooms In the wing
extending eastwardly have been selected
bv the Auditor OF Public Accounts.
Immense Herring safes, painted in
very artistic manner on white back
ground. will contain the Yaluables in
these Offices.
The entire building is fire-proof, and a
handsome marble staircase leads from the
ground floor TO the library floor; besides
an elevator will carry the visitors TO
their destination. Workmen are at pres
ent engaged in laying the mosaic In the
corridor OF the second floor. and at the
same time the radiators for the steam
heating apparatus are being put up All
the rooms are very large, and receive
annie light. from numerous windows
In the basement the boilers ana en-
eines. yentiIating apparatus. etc, are To-
Gated. while other rooms nave oeeh SCI
aside for the storage OF fuel. In order
to secure access 10 the rear OF the puiiu-
ing, 1t has been necessary 10 tear uowh
part OF the stables belonging TO the TX
ecutive Mansion. The grounds around
the Library building will be terraceo ana
sowed in grass, and the big granite STAIR
way that is TO lead up 10 the 'front.' AT
the west side OF the buildisy, has already
been constructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
gKyKKsBUK0 MATTERS.
Election OF Ofloers OF tho Grays-Close %
tho Public schools for he Holiday.


pETERkBURG, VA, Dec. i5.-Speciai
Eureka Lodge. No. 81. knights Of Py-
thias Of this city will give their annual
banquet on the evening Of the 9th Of
nezt month The address on the occasion
will be made by Mr.. w. II Jones. Com
monwcaith's Attorney. There Will be
vocal music by Mrs. William B. HiIl and
other ladies. and also by a quartette. me
instrumental muFc will be furnished by
a banjo club
Rev. Ellis Watts and Rev. II. NJ. Hope
Will deliver addresses tomorrow after
noon before the colored Young Mems
Christian Association.
a new church Is being erected on COX 8
road, In Dinwiddie county, short dis
lance from Petersburg. IL Is expected TO
have the building rooted IN shortly.
The following officers of the Petersburg
Crews have been elected and appointed:
CAPTAIN. r. T. Heath; First Lieutenant,
James Weddin. Second Lieutenant. W.
4. Bond.
The public schools Of Petersburg Will
close on next Friday for the Christmas
holidays.
Water from the new reservoir Will be
turned on early i'm January. The pipes
have nearly all been laid.
I'm the Mayors Court this morning
Sergeant X. s. Chandler and Officer X.
+. Ragland Of the police force, were
each fined s. and costs for hghting IN
front OF the police station a few nights
ago. Before the difficulty occurred ON
Ger RagIand surrendered his star to Chief
Of Police Parkinson. II is said that Mr..
Raeland has resigned his place on the
force.
MIR. e. y. Griffin is in the city.
Dr. .. s. Williams. of Prince George
county. and Mr.. John r. Branch, Of Rich
mond, we're in the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. dec. 15.-CDtton dun;
mlddling gulf, Il, middling. ~. Futures
closed steady; sales $500 bales; Deem
Der, 5.j2a6.54; January 5.jJ05.J6; Feb-
ruary j.5SaJ.J9, March, j.63ujGI; April,
5.0sa5GD: May. j.I3Hj74, June. 5.7SQ
30; July. 5.S}Gj 81, August jSInj.Ss;
September. 5.S.W59l; net receipts, $50
bales; gross receipts, 9,41i bales; exports
10 Great Britain, 92S bales forwarded,
lbs bales. sales. l2G bales, all spinners;
stock los, S66 bales
Total to-day and 50 far this week
Net receipts. 49N2l pdles exports 10
bales; Continent, ll9Sf bales; stock,
49, 10 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
4iS$79 bales; exports TO s Gfe az Britain
Continent l,112Ol6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec l5.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet: sales, $500 bales: Deem
Der, us; January '.l9' February. OF;
March. j.3j: April, 3.@9' May 3fi June
30; July, Dol. August, Dos; September,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. f5.-i2:3o p. NJ
Cotton quiet and prices steady; Ameri~
American. 600 bales; speculation and
EXPORT 800 bales, receipts, 1890 bales.
ali American. Futures opened steady
and demand moderate; January and
February. 3 2-G4 February and March.
3 3-64: March and April, J-64; April
and Nav. 3 5-64Q3 6-64 May and June.
= 9-Gi. June and July, 3 s-64; July and
August. 3 9-G4a3 1O-6l Futures firm at
p M.-Spot higher; American mid
ding fair. 3 2-32; good middling 9-32;
milling. az: low middling. = 1892; good
ordinary. = 27-32; ordinary. 2l-32; sales,
200 bales for the day and including
4 400 bales American; December. 3-64a
z ara. December and January, 3 $3.50
3 4-Gi: January and February 3 3-G4a
. Ia. February and March, 3 4-6iT
: 5-64: March and April, 3 5-64a3 6-6f;
All ana May, 3 1854: May and June,
= ,o,G. July and August, 3 l1-6i FLU
lures closed steady
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RICHMOND. VA. Dec. Is.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. -. 1871
No offerings Of tohaccos at auction on
Change to-day or for the week ending
Private sales reported to the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
FilIers. rs hcgsheads: cutters, ]; smok-
ers. T. Total 21 hogsheads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers, lfl hogs
heads; filters. 1Jl; cutters, l6; smokers,
81: scrap brighO. g. leaf dark, Sc;
Leaf red), /; Jugs dark, %. Total. 59l
hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
Inspections Bright. II hogsheps; dark.
Us hogsheads; western, Q hoSsheads. Re
nspections-Bright, - hOgsheads.
week ending to-day: nspections-B Bright.
A hoCsheads: dark, 10 hogsheads and
10 tierces; western. 10 hogsheads. Rein
spections-Bright. 40 hogsheads and /
tierce: dark. 10 hogsheads.
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day. 4SI hogsheads and II tierces.
CronshaW's, Myers Allegheny, Meals,
Seabrook y Farmers, Shockoe, Shell
hurne's. and Vaughana tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, - pack
ages: deliveries lj2 packages.
The same tobacco warehouses, WIN
Jones. Planters and Virginia added,
report for the week ending to-day: Re-
ceipts, JOG packages; deliveries, 'l3 pack
ages.
United states internal revenue .collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, slGil -; plug
tobaccos. S2.331.Si Total, $4,000.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va, for
the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes, 81, SAG II; plug tobaccos, 3d.
373 IS Total. S3f2lJGl.
Sales OF dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond breaks: Crenshaw's warehouse
sold on Friday 1855 pounds; highest
price. SO. Shockoe warehouse sold on
Friday ll7T5 pounds; highest price.
SlL
And to-day Saturday, December -,
1914. ShockOe sold li,025 pounds.
And for the week ending to-day: Cren-
shaw's warehouse sold 1880 pounds;
highest price. SO. Shockoe warehouse
sold 1910 pounds; highest price, Sill
Messrs Lindcnberger, or Louisville.
Ky, and +. j. Christian, Of the Loril-
lard Company, or New York city, are on
the Richmond Tobacco Market to-day
No visitors registered on Change to-
day.
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On. SHIBLDs' SUCCESSOR.
Believed That No AssisIsnt Physician VIII
Be Chosen for the Eastern Hospital

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec 15.-spe-
citl-Thcre Was meeting of our city
Council held last night. some new Ordl-
nauces were passed and several old ones
amended Among the former IT was or
dcr,d that after the LIST day OF January
next not mCIe than TWO hogs shan be
kent upon any lot within the corporate
limits. and lots here shall mean a parcel
Of land "a. described upon the land books
OF the CITY.
Several nuisances were abated. and per
mission was granted the Eastern state
HosDttal 10 erect It's telephone poles from
the institution through our streets 10
he Chesapeake and ohio depot
A resolution was passed unanimously
thanking Dr. Moncure for his efforts IN
behalf of the city in favor recently
granted by the hospital board anu
through the superintendent. me thanks
OF the CITY Council were conveyed 10 the
member OF the directory
The recent action OF the hoSpitdI ooard
IN refusing 20 80 into the election OF an
assistant physician TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death of Or. W. III. Shield
IS construed here as an intention on the
part OF the board TO reduce the medical
force OF The institution TO the
superintendent and one assistant.
This viii impose additional du-
ties upon the superintendent put
ting upon him, not only those OF his
Office IS superintendent, but also those
OF the doctor lately over the male
department While this Will perhaps. be
onerous 10 Dr. Moncure, IL Will no doubt
be welcome news 10 the inmates. who
by this means will come more In contact
with the superintendent. whom they all
seem 10 love. for by his kindness and
fatherly conduct toward them they cling
40 nm as ne passes among them, with
an affection that is pleasant 10 witness
snd this fact alone speaks volumes for
hts fitness for the position
A brakeman by the name OF Pettus, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
IOUDOUN "DHT" COUNTY.
Results of Thursdays Election-The Ac-
NHity of the Iadies.

LEESBURG VA. Dec. 15.-Special.-
The most exciting election that has been
held here for several years was held IN
the Leesburg district under the local OPP
ton law Thursday. Against license
carried by 90 majority. Lcesburg giving
81 majority dry and Goresville precinct
81 majority. A very heavy vote was
poUcd SO after the first day of May,
next. there will be no legal sale OF liquor
within any district OF Loudoun county.
The other districts went dry years
ago.
ON Yesterday the ladies had free lunch
and hot eoffee for all dry voters; the
preachers of all denominations stood and
worked at the polls, carriages were run
ming in every direction for either side,
bringing in the voters, but everything pass
ed off quietly and good-naturedly. and
the result is accepted by all with equa-
nimity, If with regrets on the part OF
some.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
SIX PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Wholesale jail Delivery In Haiifax-The
Murderer Easley Ono of tho Liberated.

HOUSTON, VA, Dec. l5.-Special.-The
prisoners broke Jail here tonight and all
escaped. Among the confined was Boswell
Easley. convicted of one Of the most
brutal murders in the annals of crime,
ard sentenced to be hanged January Sd
next. lie is i've feet five and three-fourth
inches high, black eyes, black and woody
hair, forehead bullying near the hair, thick
Hps. large Hat nose with scar over the
right eve. He is eighteen years old, and
Is of heavy build.
There were six other felons and num-
Der OF parties charged with minor Of
fences in jail.
The town is all excitement over the
matter, and Sheriff G. c. Darlington is
making every possible effort TO recapture
the prisoners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

Train "A. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
was injured this morning few miles
west Of here while coupling cars. lie
went between two freight ears to make
a coupling next TO the engine, and was
caught and passed until his left elaVicle
was broken. and was otherwise hurt.
lie was brought here and put in care OF
Or r. A. Wise. who get the broken bone.
He remained here until the afternoon.
when ne was much improved, and return
ed 10 his home IN Richmond.
There was a german given last night
AZ Cameron Hall by one OF the college
german clubs. The dance was led by
MIR. John b. Spencer. \ brilliant company
was in attendance and the affair was
greatly enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. 15.-Flour
dun
cember ~, d59c.: January. j9A g59hc >
February. GOl G6OHc. May 6244 ad2I5c. !;
steamer teal ue No. : red. 55sid56c.; southern,
nv sample, JSaGOc.; do, on grade. J6A
~'%SHI steady; mixed spot and year,
.sSsSiF,t.c.; January. 3sliN3gkc.; May,
20 steamer mixed 47I3Q47a,c.: south
g., white. 43d49igc.; DO yellow, asa 4Jl5c.
e6ats firm. No. white, western, $50
;,siSc': No. . mixed, western, 3jq35hc.
I've steady; No. ., JIc.
u.s. nrm and in good demand; good
% choice timothy, Sl2OQl3.50. y
Grain freights quiet and steady.
Proyislons quiet and firm: mess pork
sri rs; bulk shoulders, $3.50: short rib
sides. clear sides and sugar-cured Shout
ders $50; hams, small, Sl075; large,
5000, ~
Butter quiet; creamery, fancy, 2+d
;,5c. DIadle, lsc.; roll. 15q1Tc.; store
piscked, 10dl2c.
Eggs firm at 22d23c.
other articles unchanged.
Stock list unchanged.
-
WILMINGTON.
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Railroad Stocks.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. -, 1894.

Offerings Wheat. go bushels, corn
(white), IL bushels; peas 40 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 10 bushels; corn (white),
49, bushels.
luotations: Wheat Longberry CSC. 10
&c; mixed, SIC to &c, shOrtberry, j6c.
to &c; No. = red. 81 gc.
Corn-White. Virginia dag LOTS. sc.
to 45c.. No. > white, I6c. No. > mixed,
Oats-No. . mixed. 3Gc.: No. 3 mixed
SIC. TO 3ji5c.: winter, iic TO 47c.
RVe-J1c. to Coo
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firm; strained. 9jc.; good strained, Sl.0O
bid.
Spirits turpontine, 2l9,c.
Tar ~>.n at ojc.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, NlO;
soft SIj0; virgin. SlGO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

Rev. C. II. Magee, a well-known elocu
zionist. will, on Tuesday evening, give an
interesting lecture at Union-Station
Methodist church for the benefit of the
Union-Station Mission chapel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, Dec. 15.--Bar silver, p lJ-lOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Dec, I5.-The bank
statement shows the following changes;
reserve, increase. observation-disclosures Id, 10
Loans decrease. 962 800
Snecie increase .................. $4,000
Iegst tenders decrease 6.2II, 500
De9osits decrease i 246 800
iS'rpcyIation decrease ' 1880
The banks now hold S33.3f5, SO IN ea>
cess OF The requirements or the -5.~,sS
cent. rule. IA ha-S
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET a;o.
RICHMOND, VA, Dec; To- tsrsd
Government Securities. BIG BIC;
United States 4s.......,.." lloH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
TOYS.

A gala week in this department.
Santas pack opens to the public an
enormous line at prices-well--y
know they're cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
COATS.

A gala week in this department.
Ladies' Black Beaver Coat, "a
inches long, for. .......S w
Fine Beaver Cloth Coat, in
black and navy. 40 inches
long. ............'... .'.''' u"
Ladies' Covert Cloth Coat, Al
inches long, velvet collar .... 8 so
Fine quality Covert Cloth
Coat, Al inches long, velvet 10 90
piping, handsome tortoise AND
shell buttons. ............ II 90
Black Beaver Coat. 45 inches
long, trimmed in braid 80. 10 90
Ladies' Double Capes in 8 90
heavy cloth-colors. tan and AND
light brown. ............. oo
Double Capes in black and
navy, applique trimming 10 90
MUFFS.
A splendid line at. ........... oO
(Coney, chinchilla, &c.)
Beautiful Coney Muffs at. 81
A very fine Coney Muff at. 70
Irregular value 1929
Children's Angors Muffs in
white and tan for. ........ l w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
LINENS.

A gala week in this department. "
1887 Red and Blue Dsmass M
Towels, excellent ones. .....S l2i No
19x37 Red and Blue Bordered u
Hemmed Huck Towels. 80. l2f ~
20xi0 Red and Blue Bordered In
Hemmed Huck Towels. II Is :.
l9x40 White Damask Towels. ~
tied fringe, good ones $40, 20 IN
22i4S Knotted Fringe Damssk 81
Towels, rows drawn-thresd nv
Worthwhile, pink, blue. IN
red. and yellow borders !, !.
worth 37Ic.. now........ % ~
17-inch Dinner Napkins, per w
dozen. ........... ......... 10 81
l9-iuch Dinner Napkins, per ~
dozen ................... L w WI
20-inch Dinner Napkins, per III
dozen .................... 20
2l-inch Dinner Napkins, per VI
dozen so al
22-inch Dinner Napkins. per dozen. 2 % H.
24-inch Dinner Nspklns, per dozen. 90 WI
German Linen Napkins, 81 30 to 90 II
dozen M
5s.iuch All-Llnen Bleached Damask. 25 II,
5s-ipcn Halt BIeached Damask.... 37x NJ
6O-inch Germsn usmasS (sll linen. 90 Al
IA Turxey-Red Coyers.......,..... 80 nv
5-S turkey Red Covers. 10 In
81 Turkey Red and Cardinal Cow VI
erss...4............... .......'s. oO II
lO-4 Turkey-Red and Cardinal Cow ~
$40 Frinsod Bleschod Dsmask 8 10 W
Table sets Observation-Disclosures. 80 II
$40 FriDsed BIeschod Dsmssk 8 90 N
Table sets Observation-Disclosures. s 80 III.
$40 Woven. Border Damssk Set. 90 W
Everything In she Linen line suitable as n
Xmas gifts. ~
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State securltles

North Carolina 4s.......... lg2 zee.
North Carolina 6's........... l2l eco.
Virginia rs, 1932........... ~ ....
Virginia % p. e.. c. B...... Gofi GU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

This boiuE one of the best fruit counties
IN the State and the laws regulating
the manufacture of fruit brandy being
comparatively lax. the disuller OF fruit
os.cnsibly conducts his business in a legal
manner. lie is allowed by the Govern
ment TO operate his machinery at pleas
ure. and bis monthly report usually shows
that he worked only on those days when
the United States gaugcr visited his place
Thee visits occur from one TO three times
per month. Ina this way he makes large
quantities of brandy that Us not reported,
and which is often sold FOR less money
than the amount of the Government tax.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

Horns, Drums, Soldier Outfits,
Games, Dolls, Books, and thousands
of other things made by Santa Claus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16

know they're cheap.
A few things:
Web Reins, for the boys. ....s 8
Very large Baby Carriages (co-
vered) ..................... DO
Very large size Baby Carriages
(uncoyered) .........!.... 70
A Baby. Carriage ut 25c.; an
other at. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Shoo-Fly, for the little ones. 80
Wagons, strong ones. with
tongues, regular 81 kind 80. ~
Black Boards, large size. ..... 40
Child's Tea set for ........... 90
1-Pound Indian CLUBS fof..... 80
Iron Trains (freight) for ..... II
Iron Trains (passenger) for.... 10
Fire Engines, fine toy (inue-
structlble) for. ........... 9S
Open 5treet-Car tor ......... 80
The House that Jack Built
(large size) for. ........... 40
Bagatelle Tables for. ..... 80
Foot Balls for ............. 90
Pianos large ones for. .... 49
Pianos smaller Ones) for %
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Dec. l5.-Rosin