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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

plans to disclose the necessity OF s;renu-
GUS and immediate combat with the
parties Of disorder.
The report Of the committee on the new
Reichstag building shows that the doubt
as to the inscription to oo placed over
the main entrance turned on the choice
between "ro the German People" and
ITO the German Empire" The selection
OF the latter phrase has displeased every
body, except the extreme Tories.
STATE SECRETS OUT.
The Norwaerts. Social-Democrat,c
journal. has scored again. by Publishing
an official and confidential document or
derlng a secret surveillance Of Polish
workingmon's associations. The Emperor
and the Chancellor are much incensed.
not so much by the awkwaTdncss OF THIS
Last revelation as by the evidence II givef
OF systematic treason IN the RUSSIAN
bureaucracy. The confidential document
thus far published by the 5ocial-Domo
Gratis include. The reports made o!
Prince George. Of SaXony. on the tyranh!
Of nom recommending officers over private"
letters Of tie Duke OF Brunswick as
the reconciliation OF the Emperor and BIZ
marck; Won Koeller's circular orderins
the local Authorities to watch the secfe'
dozen orders TO the locai police concerning
steis aganst the Socialists. Every depart
ment outside the Foreign ONCE seems
to be leaking Ii Is little wonder ths'
the Emperor and Chancellor are heapns
trouble on the Social-Dcmocrats, ana
driving them 10 the verse Of despair
JEsUITS AND BOCLANGER.
Count Hocnsbroech. who LETT the socie'!
church. has published a panuhiet ="
which he accuses the Jcsuits OF GiVlns
Hecianxer large sums. They expected ne
said that the brave Generals advent
10 mower would hasten France attack
on Germany. According 20 Hoensbioec''
the Jesuits. II readmittcd to Germany
would continue to conspire TO deStroJ
Protestant Prussia ana shat1er the I'm
plre. lie SAYS he wrote the general OF
the order concerning the Boulansor SUD-
sides. bat got no reply.
on the authority Of conspicuous Jesu'ts.
the Catholic press q nopnces lioens-
b.oe,h's story as "a tissue Of absurd lies
Seventy farmers unions have petiuoncd
the Rcichstaz - summon an international
money conference 10 solve the si!Nei
question
Prince Bismarck received in Friedrichs-
ruhe this week Count Won Limburs-
Siirum. Councillor Camp, ana several
deputatious. including one from the Ar
halt Society and another from the sic
sian Agrcrans. The S!ies.ans arrange
10 be received in FREDERICKSBURG IA the
Near future. Several hundred men emo
women. with bands and choral societies.
WI 20 % Friedrlchsruhe on this exCur-
sion. The P0meranians viii have a SINH
la combination celebration on May 18th
Dr. Cortero. United states navy. has
received orders 10 study here and report
the result Of treating diphtheria with
autt-foxiup
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finally drafted. II IL understood that the
document viii contain no surprises.
The Ministry and their adherents are
displaying a rapidly-nci easing anxiety
IN regard 10 the governments majority In
the next session OF the House or Com
mons. The Redmondites have finally de-
cided that they will vote against the
government In the division on tue address
In reply to the speech from the throne.
and six Liberals will be absent on &C
count OF Illness. These latter are not
paired. and at the present moment the
government whips are not able TO rely
upon a majority OF more than eight.
UNCLE SAM AS A BORROWER.
Definite and reliable reports In financial
circles are to the effect that agents from
Washington are sounding the leading
London bankers regarding n new Ameri-
can loan. The Statist says that negotia-
lions have not yet actually begun. but
IL IL regarded as probable that President
Cleveland will find that his government
VIII be required TO pay more than Z per
cent. a European loan, says the Statist.
IS certainly 0f@ greater benefit to the
American Government than borrowing ~
home. But nothing. IL continues, can avail,
without a contraction OK the currency.
The Emperor OF Germany Will pay
visit 10 the Earl Of Ionsdale, at Lowther
Castle. in August. The reason for this
conspicuous act Of courtesy Is said TO
be that his Iordship is one OF the fore
most supporters OF yachting at Cowes.
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BERLIN NEWS NOTES.
Status Of Proposed Anti.Socislist
Legislation.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY.
AGrnnd Banquet at Pot.dar. Whore There
May lie Utterances Of Weight
Priace Blsaarck.

BERLIN. January S.-T-he government
has made small progress with its proposal
TO Increase the disciplinary powers OF
ehe president OF the Reichstag Last
evening the standing order was mo-
oon contemplating the exclusion for one
GAY or any member whose conduct should
DC regarded by the president as a gross
violation % the rules. This action shows
the determination Of the committee TO
night TO the lest ditch for all present
Srerosatves. 1t has iacenscd the minis
terS, who have gone from defeat to de-
teat on this issue ever since I..chknccht
IND Singer refused to cheer fer the Em-
peror and now seem to be losing their
last hope 81 getting any concession what
Ever. So far their demand for new rules
has been ignored or voted down.
Herr Won LcVetzow. who is more min
tsterial than the ministry, said to-day
that In case the Rc!chstag should confirm
The committees decision. he would resign
the ofhcc Of president. sine. he did not
feel equipped as matters stood. with
safety 10 contend With the onslaught Of
the ruder elements IN the House. II.
after this threat the deputifs turn -
deaf ear 10 the governments appeals.
The ministry will not try 10 hold Ievet-
zow In Office. hat VIII let him go. and VII
throw upon the House itself all SQousi-
billy for any future Tumpus OF stop
page OF business
The attitude Of the committee on the
anii-Socialist bin increases the difficulties
OF The ministers. \ majority az the N M
bers rejected On "Wednesday The clause
making Indictment 70 criminal acts with
In the scope Of the measure. wheth = the
acts should take place or not. penal
offence. Without this clause the law
would not accomplish its main purpose,
Tor the government would sti!l lack pow -
20 discipline the Social Democrats and
Radicals The majority OF tho committee
held that the clause. as defended by Min
tsteT Won Il Her. wuUil permit the prose
sutton OF all ncWspe pers oppOs "a 20 the
governments political plans.
The committee showed Itself equally
hostile % ire clause concerning the gl0-
rlnCatioa OF crime and its penalties.
This was too mucn for tn imperial Sec
re:ary, Ne'derhcrgcn. WHO let loose some
Strong inNect.ves against the committee
and announced IN the name OF the gov
eminent that in view Of the radical
Amendment Of Wednesday. furtacr aliera-
tion Il the biz ia essential particulars
would render j. perfectly useless. The
committee accepted this statcWea, MS
threat 10 withdraw the liA AMI cJo-c-
qucntly % dissolve tne House The
6ouse Adjourned 90 consider the gravity
OF the situation before ac-ag finally.
OMNIBUS FEATURE
The most omiaOus feature u the s.;ul-
ton is The demand of several Cler.cals
AM al tho Radicals shat certain crucial
IN. r.. Inn. ID B. rrtt
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REVOLUTION IN COLOMBIA.
The Whole Nation Under Martial Law
Bo.ota In State of Siege.

NEW YORK. January 2G-The Tribune
will say tomorrow \ rebellion has
broken ont In the United States of Co,om-
bll, which Is Of such Importance that
the agents of New York merchants in
that country have telegraphei orders to
stop shipments OF goods and cancelled
all oriers for the present. The revolution
IS the result Of lOng-premeditated
scheme agains. the government. which
first assumed definite form on, NAe death
OF President Nunez. On Friiaysne reyO-
luton broke out in Cundnamarca. Yes
terlly il had assumed such proportions
that the entire nation was placed under
martial law. and the national troops
have started for the scene Of rebellion.
Bogota has been paced in a state Of
siege. as the royolution'sts are said to be
approaching the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
Daniels Address on General Early.
PlacketOue CQurier)

From n man Of Major Daniels loyal
friendship. as a staff officer Of General
Early. warm advocacy Of that soldier
fame was 10 have been expected; but II
his estimate Of Eary's military character
Is correct the popular opinion in Virginia
needs revision. Perhaps it would be
right 10 say the public had classed Cen
eral Early with Hood and Hragg-brave
men and true. but unfortunate-and
ranked him much below Joe Johnston and
Beaurcgard. Doubtless. the impression
was largely due 10 the disastrous sequel
OF the valley Campaign" which. how
ever. Major Daniel declares prolonged the
life Of the Confederacy a whole year, and
adduces strong reasons for his conclu-
sions.
The striking criticism Of the military
pr0wess Of Great Britain and the JUNIORS
ing Of her great captains. coming from
one q Major Daniels emlnence will.
no doubt. attract notice abroad. The
orator declared that. excepting the Ar
menian war and the operations against
Napoleon. General Lee had done more
fighting in the single county of Spotsyl-
vania. Va. than England had done in
the last two centuries a stu more strik-
ing statement. he might have added. is
the fact that no foreign nation has ever
set foot on British soil who failed TO
conquer the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
THE YOUNG CARS TASTES.
Think. the French Dramatic Authors In
comparably superior to English.
Qoston Herald)

A person who watched the intellectual
progress Of the car and his brothers
and sisters says that their Greek cousins
threw In their way too many French
novels The Duke OF Sparta once eS-
cited the late Cars ire BY smuggling
into his imperial cousins room a p'Ice!
made w OF II. Zola's works. The writer
whom the new Car preferred when a
growing lad was Jules Verne. He alter
wards devoured Stevenson and Dickens
He has read through the works Of scott
and Shakespeare, but thinks that the
French dramatic authors Of the last my
wears are incomparabiy superior 10 Eng
lish. lie never missed an opportunity ~
go TO see the French plays al 81. Peters
hurr. English. strange t. say, vas the
tongue which the imperial family spoke
at home. The Car Nicholas came from
England in love with 1t. lie thoifAt u
the sweetest country on the face OF the
Garth. and Windsor palace that had no
European rival
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
RlBOT FORMS A CABINET.
His Premiership Denounced as Anglo
maniac-The New Ministers.

His Premiership Denounced rs Anglo
maniac-The New Ministers.
PARIS. January 26-The Journal des
Debats is the only one Of the Paris news
papers that supports the premiership OF
Ribot The other papers denounce the
Anglomanla Of NJ Ribot and predict dis
astrous results from his administration
Nevertheless, NJ. RibOt went 10 the
Palace OF the Elysee at il o'clock to-day
and definitely accepted the task OF forn-
ing a Ministry. IL Is expected that he
will have completed a Cabinet tonight
1t Is announced that the Cabinet has
been completed. outside the Ministries OF
War and Marine. which General lamont
and Vice-Admiral Besnard have been re-
quested to take but have not yet ac>
cepted. The DEGREES regarding the aD>
pointment Of the new Ministers have
been signed. The Cabinet is given as
follows:
Premiership and Finance, Ribot.
FOREIGN Affairs. Han0taux.
Interior. Deputy Leygues.
Justice. Deputy TrarireuX.
Public Works, Deputy Dutemps
Public Instruction, Poncarre.
Colonies, Deputy Chautemps.
Agriculture, Senator Garlaud.
Commerce. Deputy Andre Lebon.
The Presidents message and the MIN
isterial declaration will be read in the
chambers on Monday.
II was reported at 10 o'clock that Gene,
raj lamont and Nice-Admiral Besnard
had agreed to serve for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
TIE CLYDE RECATTAS.
Schedule for the Present Year-New
EoatS-Thc Ailsa.

Schedule for the Present Year-New
BoatS-Thc AiIsa.
LONDON. January 2s.-The schedule of
the Clyde regattas for 1885 has been fixed
in this order:
The Royal Northern Yacht Cubs races
viii take place On June 29;h AMI July LIST:
the MIahook regatta july 81 ami Atm
the We: Scotland regatta July 9TH. and
the Roygl clyde regatta July on and oh
Thereafter viii follow in the order named
tie C0r.nthian, Western. LarEes. and
CamblstOn races. These VIII form the
re4! trials o. the new NIlkyr.e Ill. and
the Ai.sl. and decide which of them Shall
be Tie cup-cnall~AGer. Ire Prince OF
WaleSs Britannia WI take part in the
races ana serve as a "trial-hJrse." After
The competitions on the clyde and in the
Irish races the NGlSyrie VIII be dis
mautiol aui fitted for her 0ccan-voyage.
Interest in the cutter Ansa increases.
Nr. Fife. her designer; Mr.. Walker. her
owner, ana many OF their frienis on the
CIy BE-. believe that she VIII show great
speed They are reticent as 10 her d.
mens.0ns but l. is known that she q a
trifie under 50 feet on the wa'eT-.ine, and
IS an extreme boat IN every way. Mr..
Fife has reproduced in her the peculiar!
ties u his smaller successes. the Una
and the Alita, notably taeIr greA; over
hang. big beam. large saii-area, moderate
draft. and small displacement Her lead
Keel weighs sixty-fve tons. ami her blse
IN sections looks fuller and hrmer than
Fise's usual sty,e. The hollow N her gar
board il most pronounced. and the lower
part Of her hull Is q perfect fin. Cap
tain Jay, formerly commander OF the Sa-
tanita, will have charge Of her. she VIII
BE- launched in a short time.
In the mean time. the Hendersons are
pushing work on the new Nalkyrie. but
her keel has not yet been cast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
ANOTHER JAP VICTORY.
The Chinese Again Outgenerslied-Many
Of Them Captured.

The Chinese again Outgenerslied-Man
OF Them Captured.
LONDON, January GA correspond
cnt Of the Central News at Toxic tele-
graphs as follows: General Nodzu. IN
command Of the japanese forces at Hal
Ching. sends n dispatch that upon the
night Of the 23l. expecting to be re-at-
tackled by the Chinese army at Lao Yang,
he arranged his defence In such a man
ner 49, 90 draw the army within go metres
Of his battle-line. HIS ruse proved sue
cessfal. ami the Fifth Infantry Brigade.
with three batteries, suddenly attacked
the enemy's right flank The surprise
was complete. and the Chinese fore
were scattered in great confusion. The
reserve japanese infantry attacked the
left flank Of the retroat!ng Chinese. who
we're fleeing towards the northeast. Their
panic increased as they fed. and there
wcrc many prisoners captured. From the
statements o. these prisoners IL Is
learned that the Tartar general, Chang
Sung. was in command OF the Chinese
forces. and that their force consisted Of
1900 infantry"
PEACE ENJOYS START
LONDON. January 2G-Tha Central
News correspondent 1t Shanghai says
the Chinese peace ENJOYS. with their
suites, started for Japan to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
Her Cruelty.
II ffeA

~ little thought" sighed AR. Lease
as he wrung out the dish-cloth ana hung
II on the nail over the sink; Il ltue
thought. when you called me your cling
ing ivy and promised to be- my sturc .
oak. that the time would ever come wa n
YOU would treat me as cruelty as you
did yesterday"
well what did I do?" growied Mrs.
Lease.
"You know very well" sobbed the in
iured husband. "You deliberately let me
start out shopping without telling me
that my hat Was not on straight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27

engineer Of this city. died o, hit b..
on Falkland street last night.
Rev. James I. Vance VIII Breach t..
farewell sermon NJ the First pr si.,t.,'.'
church tomorrow. and VII leay. f., .'.
new field. In Nashville. On Tueslay ,o.r,.
ing.
Rev. DR. Campbell. general aqor, ,,..
Virginia Bible Society. VIII 1rIv., s..-
addresses In this city Tomorrow III, t-
half Of the work. Bishop Ka.l.Ir. o.,
also speak In behalf Of the cau..
Bishop Randolph "a now Oh Die s,,,,,
visitation 90 the churches " tto .......'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
The Rose She Gave.

tAtlautlc MoutNiy)
Thistle rose she gave TO me,
with It's crimson tips;
Red-as any rose should be,
Having touched her lips.
And with something of her grace
And the beauty Of her face,
Thistle rose she gave TO me-,
Bloomed where south winds stir;
Hid its honey from the bee
For the lips Of her!
Through long days disquieted
For those lips TO kiss red!
Thistle rose she gave To me;
Never rose 50 sweet
II.r- the heart Of spr.ngtime Sec
Lean and hear IL beat.
Life and all its melody
In the rose she gave - me-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
THE WREcKER T. J. MERRITT ASHORE.
Her Crew Rescued by tho Lifs-Savers-
Spring Campaign Opened-Personai

Spring Campaign Opened-PersonaL
NORFOLK, VA. January 2G-(Special)
Last night the wrecking steamer ]. J.
Merritt, near Kill Devil Hills hfe-saving
station. while trying to pull the Trinidad
tug Month or the beach, became disabled
by hawser getting tangled in her pro-
peller. She drftel on the beach, and
stranded two miles south OF the station.
Her crew Of twenty-siN men were saved
in the breeches- buoy. So far during this
storm the life-savinS crews have saved
the lives Of sixty-two people. The Merritt
will. it is believed, be Il total loss.
COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
The spring election campaign has al
ready opened in Norfolk county, and tho
various aspirgnts for the several ex-
cellent local positions-Sheriff. Treasurer.
Commemorative Attorney. and two COM
missioners OF the Revenue-are hustllrs
at lively rate among the voters. \ fun
ticket has been made ny. and endorsed
for the convention by a number 81 promi-
nent Democrats, AMI the present fncum-
bents are left out entirely among those
named This looks very much Ike Sc
we're fight in the party FOR the nomination.
John " Berkeley, late Of the Legislature,
heads the ticket just announced
SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
The case Of the gang Of negroes en-
pl0yed on the wharves or the Old Do
minlon steamship Company and VINO
robbed the warehouses OF 500 worth Of
goods, IS on trial IN the Corporation
Court. One Of the three thieves. Charles
Robinson. was sent to the penitentiary
for one year, and the other two Will fol-
low.
The United States deputy marshals car
ried 10 Kings county pententiary, y. y,
iast night William II. Day, four years.
for sending obscene matter through tho
mails: William W. Waite. five years,
for assault; and Ann King (colored). five
years, for pension fraud.
HOSPITAL SUNDAY.
Tomorrow is Hospital Sunday In Nor
folk. when collections will be taken up
in the various churches for hospital pur-
poses.
The New York stesm-yacht Amidas
has arrived here from Savannah. and has
been libelled for pilotage.
Mr.. L. G. Smith. a well-known marine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
The Cohen Company's upheaval of

The Cohen Company's upheaval of
prices on Ladies, Misses, and Children's
Cloaks takes place this week.
We have made six prices which takes
the choice OF any Wrap in the house.
You'll find them each kind on sepa-
rate rack in the Cloak Department.
Rack No. / contains all Wraps that
were from 81 10 So, for SEQ.
Rack No. contains all Wraps that
were from $3.50 to $3.50 now.
Rack No. contains all Garments that
were from $l25 % TO sl5, for $3.50 now.
Rack No. i-LAST SEASONS STOCK
OF WRAPS-that were from s. To
$l5-S now.
Rack No. 5-Wraps that were from 50
10 Sl2-75c. now.
Rack No. 6-i5 Long Newmarkets,
splendid things for ladies' wrappers.
prices from S to Sl4-sl.75 now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
JOHN FROST m The BLUE p,ocs
Tenaciiy Of Nelson's Native Mud
Hing Social Bubbies-Porsousf

Correspondence of TIE D.a,afrl
ALTON, VA, January c5-Tt. ,.,
this week are phenomena h.1 ....,
about an inch high On the .ona... ...
the air IS t.nglng and cola Die
ozone OF THIS high altitude A. ......
and invgOra'lvc. Our doctors f....
little sickness. u o. thr c
things terrestrial-the fearful .t... f...
roads-that try o. man gH .r al
tempt him morally. ~ H.... ,.'.-
things. a string 81 nary ces. v..
stretch from Loving ton ,1 tn
STOPPED PERFJa..
Artemus Ward sa,l zone .f .,..
about George Washington wa. .t
never stopped OYER ~ s ... o..
the HAPPY Artemus" kr.H r...-.
Nelson roads. or was lr..-rt DIP.
Father OF HiH County tus..I ,.
with dispatches % Jog, Dl D .
it was just after the gsa .f
had melted with the native ..-
have stopped p.rf0rce or .f
Inducements. 8 team ~ tr
stalled IN the mire Friday .rI ...
Guilty gotten out. II o. nll e..-...
mud that stlcketh closer th.. t..
Twins. and Is harder % b. ....
sin. Fortunately uD beg. n ..
horses go We can fo..E 1nl ..
imprisoned, and u ia more
Cling Tor ones life AMI .u.I .
after hounds Tor pieasar.
PLEASED FAEuE.t
Constituents in this precinct me- ......l
that Mr.. Tucker is oC.r.ar
the election OF United States ........
direct voice OF the p-rp. r
f.rreaF u ffwanf.fr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
prACn rNVOYs START.
GUATEMALA TO MEXICO.
The Reply stili Cabinet secret-war
Prenarafious Continue,

CITY OF MEXICO, January 26.-The
morning newspapers preserve strict ST.
lence az to the governments programme
In the dispute with Guatemala. At the
departments all inquiries arc met with
absolute refusal 20 discuss The situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
]. Lichtenstein & Sons entire retail


stock OF Ladies and Gentlemen's Knit
Underwear is here at prices like these:
llcntenstein's Our
Prices. Prices
l9c Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. .l2iac.
&c. Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. lie.
75c. Ladies' Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests ...................: 4Sc.
his Ladies' Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vests ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75c.
CSC. Scarlet Ladies' Wool Jersey
Ribbed Vests or Pants. e9c.
800 Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits. sl69
49," Pants ........................,... n.s,
Csc. Gentlesmen's Heavy Ribbed
Vests ....................., loc
roc. Gentlemens Heavy Natural
Wool Vests ..................... Csc.
lbs Gentlemen's Dr. Wrighrs
Shirts and Drawers............ 59c.
sec. Gentiemens Custom-Made Can
ton-Flannel Drawers ......... Toe.
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ST. PETERSBURG. JrI -N h
Ciers. Minister % Forces. A".- g
dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-27
GLASSWARE.

January LIST New
Prices. Prices.
$3.50 per dozen-"B a G c 4 r 4 T"
French Water-G0blets, latest
style etching. each n ......... l2c.
$500 per dOzen--"Baccarat' French
Water-Tumblers, richly etch-
ed each at ..................... lOc
60c. per doZen-Thin Pressed Ameri-
can Water-Goblets. each at. 2lsc.
SOC. per doZen-Thin Pressed Ameri-
cut bottom. each at..'......... 2lsc
72c. per doZsn-Th'n Blown Bohe-
milan Ale-Glasses. each at. &c.
ssc. per dozen-Thin Blown Bohe-
mian Beer Glasses, each AT o.. &c
s. Is per dozen-Thn Pressed and
Highly-Polished Tabe-Gob-
lets, each at.................... &C.
s225 per dozen-Thin Blown French
Wine Glasses. high class
etching. each At ........"..... lOc.
SIC. Large Berry Bowls. good imi-
tatiOl cut, at ................... loc.
T5c. per dozen--Fruit- or Berry
Saucers. to match above, each
at .................. ..' -. - Si2c'
25c. Half-GallOn Brilliantly-Polisn-
ed ter-PitcherS, at ......... lzc.
25c. Table Vinegar or Oil-Bottles.
rich patterns, at ............... lVc.
75c. Gold-Dec0rated Bohemian Wine
Decanters. l-quart size. at. &c.
SOC. per dozen-rhin Pressed Wine
Glasses, each at....,........... lizc