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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

home, In this county The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. u. Tyler.
"A very pretty marriage was solemnlzen
at st. Peters church. In Hanover Wed
nesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. when. TO
the strains OF Lohengrin's beautiful
wedding march. Mr. Henry 7. Tiller
led to the altar Miss Daisy l.. Howard.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white chrysanthemums, ferns. ana
shaded lamps. Ths organ was presided
over by Miss LA Clark, and the usners
and bridesmaids came in the following
order: Mr.. J. r. Keshler best man
Mr.. f. l.. Ford. with Miss Maud Jones,
of Richmond; Mr. Harvey Crew, OF
Portsmouth. with Miss Maud Fletcher
OF Richmond: Mr.. Richard Gilman, with
Miss Kate Cooke. OF Hanover Mr. Jo-
saph Bowles, Of Ashland. with Miss
Ida Fletcher. OF Richmond.
THE bride was tastefully dressed i'm a
suit OF blue covert cloth. trimmed with
brown velvet and ecru lace. She car
ried bouquet OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS After the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. George r..
Booker the ushers and bridemaids were
rendered a reception at "Aldingnam," the
former home OF the bride. The pres
ents were many and handsome. Mr. and
Mrs. Tiller left Immediately on an ex-
tended southern tour. After their return
hey VIII receive their friends at Swans
their future home"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
At the PIay-HOuses.

Minnie Madden Fiske closed her en-
gagement AZ the Academy last night pre-
senting Ihsen's ~ Dolls House"
Mrs. Fiske portrayed the character Oh
the frank. impulsive. wheed ing, and be-,
,yitching Nora with much sweetness ana
uover. Her performance was, hoWeN'I
uneven and she played now with ralher
too heavy and anon with rather TOO u .
ferv and light an hysterical hand. Al
r. best the picture OF the impr ESQ oiS =
mind OF this doll-wifs was truthful ana
touching in the extreme and the last
act fairly riveted the attention OF the au-
dience A., ,-.
The "Torwald Helmer" Of Mr. James
Nei is a duh and heavy piece OF work
md Mr. Frank H. NILS was unconNinchs
az Or Rank MI Albert Grau gave a
Gsxterous study Of krOgsiad though u
was disngured at points with portentons
ennhasis Miss Ida Waterman ento.ds
gentle Mrs. Linden IN a SOFT mantle OF
pathetic tenderness. MT,
~ Light From 50. Agnes" n brilliant
one-act sketch. by Mrs. Fiske, constituted
the latte half OF this very interesting
double bill a.. po,,,
and Mandolin clubs gave concert al the
Theatre las' night before small au-
dience. $780,.
tonight lie vi J present bis latest sue sue
cess 1.-THE Politician or THE Woman 5
plank" political satire, by the late
David ID. Lloyd and sydney Resented.
the story dea with the machinaii lions
If General Josiah Timber, scheminS
noliticlan. who hits upon Peter Wooley
rs compromise candidate for Con-
prpgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
THE OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
snIes of Land-Pcrsonal and Gencr"'
Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG IVA, December
17-(SpeciaI)-So OF the larger land
owners m the surrounding counties nave
at last realized that they must DIVIDE
their realty into small farms II they wish
to dispose Of this class OF property. Seve-
raj have been enabled thus TO dispose
OF a good many parcels of land pur-
chasers coming from the Eastern ana
Western States Two families arrived
here this week on their way 20 TAKE
possession Of small farms. purchased III
Spotsylvania Parties in Ind ana are ne
gOtiating for a large tract or land near
SpotsvIvauia Courthouse upon "nlch, II
Is said they propose locating seNeral
families. establishing saw ana ~ 81
mill and different kinds or WOOD Work
ing factories. -, .ho
INST prominent businessmen and pros
uerous farmers OF our section, VINO nad
TO undergo a painful surgical operation
recently. IS so far recovered as 10 De
able 10 visit this city to-day.
civ real estate was sold to-day at public
auction for $3.50. This Is an advance o.
some . per cent. since IL was last Of
fered some time ago.
ID J. Cunningham. OF Fauquier county
an old Invalid Confederate soldier now
carrying two or three bullets IN ms DDds
sold in our market this week two porkers
Weighing l25 and SO pounds. respectively.
Mrs r. L. StCffregen lett to-day Tor
thu exposition at Atlanta.
Mrs susan J. Alsop and Mr. Andrew
4. lett. of Spotsylvania, died To-Day
had been sick for some tlme, MIs. Nlsop
was the widow Of Joseph VI. Alsop, Tor
many years previous and just after the
war Sheriff OF the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
DIDN'T WANT HIM In.
Delegate Wale Opposes Senator kcCune's
Admission 10 the Caucus.
THE RESOLUTION VOTED DOWN.
Then the "OId Oak From Louisa"
Declares lie VIII Not Ahilintc.
Three Bills for the tniNcr~ttS.
legislative News aud Gossip.

There Is war in the anti-Demooratic
camp now. and Delegate II. J. VALE. the
"Old Oak Of Louisa" has licked over
the traces and quit
He made a strong speech in the minori-
" conference held in the hall OF the
House Of Delegates last night, con-
demning the action OF Senator McCune
in endorsing Uncle Billy" Wilson (cus-
todian Of the Senate). and he is mad
because the following resolution offered
by him was voted down:
Whereas. the attention of the confer
ence has been called TO the conduct Of
Hon. j. G. McCune in antagonizing
the Wilson resolution. and the conference
has learned that the said Senator McCune
uttered sentiments upon the floor OF the
Senate that are unworthy a member of
this conference. and declared his sup
port Of a convicted ballOt-b0X stuifer
and voted I'm his interest; and declared
further that he would have done the
same. although the said Wilson had been
guilty Of horse-stealing: therefore;
Resolved, That the said conduct Of
the said senator is hereby condemned,
and he declared unfit 10 take part in our
deliberations. II. j. ALE
Louisa County"
WOULD HAVE HIS SAY.
Mr. VALE had a hard fight to get his
resolution before the conference. and
though several motions 10 adjourn were
made as 1t was being read. Mr.. Flana-
gan. as chairman, did not notice them.
and the resolution finally came 10 a vote.
on the first call Mr. Flanagan decided
that IL was adopted. but division being
called for IL was shown thas the resolu-
ton was lost 10y a narrow margin.
Mr. Vale. as soon as the result Of the
vote was announced. jumped 10 his feet,
and In a vehement manner asserted that
he would not affiliate with Senator Nc
Cunc. and would refuse hereafter 10 par
tlcipate I'm the minority conferences. While
he was talking a motion TO adjourn was
made and put and carried, and a large
number Of the members left the hall.
while he was yet talking. This. how
ever. didn't please the old gentleman. who
was mad clean through. and he spoke in
no doubtful manner until he concluded
what he had to say.
ELECTION BILL NOT READY.
The conference was called to discuss
and examine an election bill. TO be pre-
pared by a committee composed OF Sena-
tor Hale and Delegate Coles. These
gentlemen were not prepared to report
and hat matter was passed by. Then it
was that the Accommodation question
was brought up. but before Mr. Wales
resolution was read resolution offered
by Mr. Sims. Of Augusta. endorsing the
action Of Senator Flanagan I'm opposing
I'ncle Billy wilson was discussed. The
resolution met with some opposition, and
was finally withdrawn by its patron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
THE NORFOLK FERRY FIGHT.
Bi,I Reported with smendment-Thc
Parrish Contest.

The House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation met yesterday morn
ing and considered the bill reviving the
charter granted the Empire Transports.
ton Company. Of Norfolk and Ports
month and extending IL for two years
this is simply a revival % the ferry
question. which has been up at every
session for years. ana "A warm fight IL
being made over the bill
Hon. Tazewell Elicit Hon. NJ. T. Cooke
and Judge N. W. FlOUrnoy appeared IN
the interest OF the bill. and Captain John
" Hopper and Colonel r. @. Marshall,
Of Portsmouth. and Delegate Charles /.
Band spoke against II
The committee reported the BIZ favor
ably but tackled on an amendment pro
viding that the Empire Itanspofiaton
Company shall be required 10 run ~
boats 10 and from all points now toIchtn
by rhe Norfolk county ferries. TINS IS
considered by the Portsmouth people ID L
q victory for them.
PLERISH- FLANAGA cost EST
Both Mr. + NJ. Parrish and Senator
Flanagan were present ycsterday mo ~
leges and Elections net 10 consider the
characterization case + the iOimci
against the latter Colonel i. -. James
appeared az counsel for Nr. Parrish. ami
stated that he wished post pOrcment 81
the matter for a day or So. as ne htd
only Just received the printed testimony
in The case Of Davis W Harrison. from
the House Committee, ana that ne Wlshes
10 hav tine 20 read this over. ~ II had
been agreed by both parties IN the present.
case TO submit as eV.d nee as much OF
tnat gwen iE the former nc. as apr ~
"a that of Parrish Us. Flanagan. MI
Flanagan said that he had no "b!ecucn
TO pOstpOnement. but no was 1eacy 10
Troceed at once with he irvestiSauon -
far as he WIS concerned. IN ueleieN'e
TO the " shes Of the contestant. the case
was postponed until THURSDAY morning
at 10 o'clock
judge \. k Leake has decided not TO
represent Mr. Flanagan when the case
comes UP, and the latter will argue %
himself judge Leake gives as his rea-
sons tor coming TO this conclusion that
ne Rad al first been approached by Mr.
Parrish who wished 10 employ him. but
he had declined 10 do 50. Later he con
seniel 10 present MIR Flanaean's claimS
before the committee. but, after further
considering the matter. he thought tina.
ia view OF the fact that he had refused
I. represent Nj. Parrish, who had al
preached him first that IL would not
Le proper for MIN to argue the case OF
the Senator from towhatan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

Meeting of the society and Presen-
tntion of the Agents Report.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals was
held last night at the office OF the society
GlS east Main street From instances emu
merated the moral effect Of the work Of
the society Is now evident In this com
n,initv drivers and others handling ami
mails showing much respect for any sug-
rcsuons offered through its influence
Appended below IS the report SUB
lnitted by Agent Taylor for the month
of November: Number Of cases invest
gated. 20; cats DESTROYED, 6; admonition
given. 10; cared for by the agent, o. com
niaint made 10 owners, 3. overloaded
cams. 6: cases reported, but could not
Ind witnesses TO prosecute, !; horses and
mules destroyed. 9; sheep found lame
not ahle to walk. put in wagons, 6; dog
DESTROYED. 10; horses and mules not fit
to work unhitched and sent TO stable J..
comniaint /. calf put i'm wagon. not able
10 walk, /: cruelty riding horses, >.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
PETERSBUnG POINTS.
The Hastings Court Dockct-Pcr-
sonnI and General.


PETERSBURG. VA. December H.
Special THE term of the Hastings
Court, which commences on Thursday Of
this week, has an unusually important
criminal docket. embracing at least two
or more murder cases and number
Of other felony and several misdemeanor
cases. BY reason Of the Christmas holt
days and the business activity during
that season Judge Mullen has thought
fully considered the situation. and will
probably continue the trial of all crimi-
nal cases until after the lst OF January.
Therefore the date OF the trial Of X.
r. Harris. indicted for the murder Of
William T. Mallory. whose case eXcites
a great deal OF interest will hardly he
called before the early days OF January.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The pay-car Of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company arrived In the city
his morning, ard all OF the employ .
here were paid off in full for the month
OF November.
A generous purse has been raised 10
furnish Christmas gifts to the children
at the Methodist Orphan Asylum, on Sy-
camore street
Colonel James u. Brady. who IS prac-
ticing law in Washinet n, g visiting MS
family here. and VII spend the holidays
with his many friends.
ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH.
st. Joseph's Catholic church was lighted
10 for the first time last night. and the
fleet on the interior wa very bedut ful.
Mr. W +. Butcher. a former citizen and
merchant OF Petersburg, but now residing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
Military Fund Distributed

At a recent meeting of the state MIN
airy Board 1t was agreed 10 dlstribut
the military fund as follows:
headquarters. Sl25 for each regim mt; PAT
TALON headquarters. $50 for each pa
talon; artillery and cavalry org MIA MIA
tions. at ghe rate OF $3.50 per member
Infantry organizations. at the rate OF
81 so per member. Those organizations
Who attain d a percentage of lol
Tendance at the last annual inspection
were allowed 81 in addition for each man
on the roll. -, ..,...
The six organizations THAI Will receive
this additional allowance Tor having every
officer and man pr sent at their annual
aIfcn. richmond Howitzers: Company +.
FIRST Regiment Infantry: Troop a; Stuart
Horse Guard: Troop b, Surry. and Troop
g Richmond, First Regiment Cavalry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

RrrSKETI.-Dled. December l6, 1925 at
3 o'clock p. NJ. Mrs. ROBlNA S RUSk-
ELL. wife Of Mr. George G. Ruskell'
and daughter Of John Shanks Esq.
The funeral will take place from the
FIRST Presbyterian church TO-DAY, De-
cember IS. 1895, at 1890 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances respectfully invited 10
attend.
TRIGG Died Tuesday morning. AT
O'Clock. al the residence Of her brother,
Or. George Ben Johnston, Mrs. LOUISA
!. TRIGG. wife Of Hon Daniel Trigg'
OF Abingdon, Va
Intermrnt ~ Abingdon. on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
CHRISTIANS, tSS5-NEW DaEsS PAT
TERMS,

all wool and French Materials that
were up TO 92c. a yard. New TINS
seasons fabrics.
4s to 46 inches wide, IL to : IL yards,
TO the pattern and for N.bz, mere
farce of their value.
BRIGHT PLAID SHIRT-W Asst PA
TERMS generous quantities., Tor vVc.
a pattern, and up to $lS, for all-pure
wool.
LADIES' HOSE that within a
month would have cost SOC. pair.
Fancy Drop Stitch in Ladies Isle
Thread. We say 3 pairs for 81.
Latest novelty, Open-Work Black
Lisle. for zoe. a pair
Real Maco-Yarn Black Hermsdorf, eX-
ira hlgh-spiced heels and double lOOt'
wholesale price. SJD dozen, we
say 25c. a pair.
Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless Hose l1c.
value, for &c. a pair
Ladies SILK Richineu-Ribbed Hose,
fancy colored heels and toes, Csc.
pair instead OF $L6o.
Ladies' silk Drop-stitched Hose 65c,
instead OF CSC
563 pair Heavy Fast-Black Seamless
Hose. for children; we say &c. a pair.
OST RICH FEATHER Be As
A 5 eel price table by order Of
the .mporter-~aI Of live feathers
and Lyons dye. The chance Of
tbs s lson. Here are the special
prices as compared with yes.er
day:
$A75. instead Of @9S.
$3.50. instead Of so
$ll.JO, instead of SIS.
Sc. instead Of g.
Black Tnibet, full and fluffy, for 3 g.
KID GLOVES.-Call for any
kind and It would seem impossible
not to have them. Nothing but tie
good, warranted kind at sample.
pair pric IS. The stock came from
the most reliable MAKER in France.
As presents they are eXchangeable
in sizes after Christmas.
Infants Crochet Sacks, 81 sort
for 69c.; 7Sc. ones for 4Sc.
Chlldren's All-Wool Drawer Leggins, in
White or Black isc.
Boys Corduroy Leggns, Black, Tan, or
Brown, Sl.l5 a pair.
Chlldren's Jersey Leggins. 39c. pair.
Ladies Jersey Cloth Bicycle Leggins,
Black or cO'Ored. for sl2J.
KNIT SKIRTS. for 69c.
$50 sort for Sl19
LADIES CLOTH WAISTS all-woOl, IN
new effects. for 81 so.
MEMS FURNISHINGS Match
less stock IN all things and for I'M
matched prices.
Handsome Tecks, Four in Hands,
and Bows ; Windsor ScarfS and
new creators in Neck FiXings from
zoe. to sI.5o. We are proud Of
the showing,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
NJ. ". Dean Courtney Dead.

NJ W Dean Courtney. died in her apart
m.nts al Ford's Hotel shortly after ?
o'ciock last night This WI be distres ing
news 10 the many friends OF this well
short time. and had borne her suffarings
with remarkable fortitude and patience
She was a daughter OF Mrs Anna =
Archer. Mrs Courtney was very hand
some woman. possessed OF charming MAN.
uers. and versatile conversational powers
She leaves a husband and two bright Little
daughters she was In he 5lih year ~
her age Notice of the funeral VIII be
given hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

ner by the State of Virginia. or 10y any
county, city. town. or other cOrpOr uoii
exercising powers OF taxation undef 'he
authority OF this Commonwealth.
For the purpose OF securing payment
Of SAID bonds. the rector and visitors are
authorized 10 convey 10y deed OF trust az
the property belonging 10 or held Tor
tue university. subj G., to any previous
PLEDGE thereof witch has heretofore ureh
made
AN OUTRIGHT APPROPRIATIONS.
rne tnlra ana .ssst of the seri OF blils
provides that the sum of ,l0.otc be hp-
lropftated out OF any funds now IN tnt
Treasury and which snail come INTO
the Treasury prior TO the LIST day OF &c
tObeT. 1890. not othefWis appropriated, 10
the rector and visitors Of the university.
10 be used bv them FOR the purpose OF
restoring IN whole or IN part the buiid .
ings OF tn, univ rsiiv recently destroyed
by FIRE, or "a providing other suitable
buildings TO take me place OF those "t-
siToyed.
The further sum Of 100000 IS 10 be APP
propriated - the r. ctot and visitors. 10
be paid in like manner out OF any moneys
not otherwise appropriated. which snail
come into the Treasury after thc Isl daN
Of October. 1876 and prior 10 N ist daN
OF October 1897 20 be used for the same
purposes
Ana the Auditor Of Public Accounts
shall draw his warrants on the Treasury
Is favor OF said rector md visitors o.
said university In instruments. the hrs
lnstalment TO consist Of 5000 on IN ist
dan of April. 1896. and the remainder III
quarterly instruments Of $1,000 each al
The expiration Of every :hree months
thereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
IRON TRAINS.

Locomotive. Tender. and Car II inches
long, 500 on sales to-day, nothing
good ever sold so cheap; ih.nk of t.-
&c, compl te
Iron Trains. BocomOtive Tender
Passenger Coaches. 10 Inches Ions
IrOn-Tralns, large-size pieces. tNe
tender, baggage and fWO pl
coaches. IS Inches long, d s. Tram '.f
SOS
Iron Chiefs Wagon. % inches '.
Iron Truck Wagons, loaded, d .N..-'
long. CSC.
Douhle-Seated "Trllby" Turnout
inches long. incnes high
Iron Banks a 2lc. arur--- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WE )NEsDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1895

in Washington. is visiting friends IN TINS
city "
Several OF the propretors OF tobacco
warehouses In this city are complaining
of the conduct of an Amelia negro, VINO
within the last day or two obtained al
yances OF money on tobacco, which ne
declared that he had I'm town. and when
n. would bring to them 10 sell. AFTER
obtaining the money he left town without
show ny his tobacco.
The Christmas trade this week has been
remarkably good. and the merchants are
well satisfied with their business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
VIII Continue Next Year.

OF pow hatan Club last night. President
Meredith filled the chair and IN attend
ance was very large and gratifying
About eighty persons were elected new
members, and the reports show d the con-
dition Of The club TO be much improved.
The braves determined to continue In
their present quarters for another year.
The annual election Of officers takes place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
E.A.EZEKIEL.
313 EAST BROAD STREET.
(de ls-ltl
REMOVALS.

RICHMOND. VA, December Is. 1886.
/ have removed my Oy IN
Raleigh. n. c., TO 1lO9 east Cary street.
Richmond, Va. DR.. OTTO MEYER
Analytical and Consulting Chemist and
Asaavar ds i7-sts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

Special sale Of Pocket-Books and
Gard Cases. We letter your nam)
or initial in gold on any purse pur.
chase to the amount Of Sr.2s ant
upwards.
All-G.eather Combinaton-Cases. 1.
each.
Real Leyant Seal and Caitskn Com.
bInauon Purses. e'c. each. value. 81.
Genuine Al.igt ior 1omhnaton-cases,
sec. each, value. 81 ~.
4 complete assortment of Srake-Skn
Purses. from Sin % s.
JEWELRl
So'id-Silver Link Gun Buttons. es ana
Rolled-Goli Eye-Gla-s Chains go ana
Rolled-Gold Neck-chains. % 80 ana
Gentiemen's Watch.Fobs. c-,. each.
Sterllng-Silver Thimh'e-. fl fo -4.. each.
Solid-Gold Ladies Rings .9c each.
Whitehead Jeweiry- nc 'ac0'
value, BE.
Whitc-Metal Fiiigree Plcure-Fram.
l9c. each. value, 3sc.
FROM s TO 9 O'CLOCK p. M-
Ladies Shell Hair-Oranment- Be- each,
usual price. Zoe.
Ladies' Realy-Male Carriers. JIG. a Il.r.
usual price Zec
sfLVERWARE.
2-Piece silver Crumh-Irays 81 20 to ff
81 yer Pickle-Dishes. 81 1 CD f
Silver ChocOlatc-POts. $3.50.
Silver Drinking Cups. lHc. t1 81 t1rH
Silver Bread, Cake, ami Celery tai.
SIS 10 $3.50.
Silver Syrup-Jugs. 1875.
TOYS-CHRlS TMAS-TOYS.
Not a day passes but we are
complimented on the immensely a
our Toy stock. Our Doll Depart
ment is twice tn size OF any other
Doll Department in Richmond.
PC. for a Large 27-Piece Tea-set
$50. for a Very Large AMI D. IN
Tea-set. fancy decorlu0ns
Csc; Tor Elegant Childs stove n.ca'.-
DoH-cabs. willow body stronr'y maize.
Boys or Girls Solid Secretary Desks
$.5N
silS for Girls Elegant Trlcyca .fe-
wheels. plush seat.
3sc for a Genuine Weeden steam .r.
25c. for Large Doll-cradie size Z
inches
Pc. Tor Coalcart and Horse
"SCHOENHtT' TOY PIANO. Core
RECTLY TUNED. II CENTS
Boys COmplele Hook and Ladder. t,r
WILLOW DOLL CARRIAGES. ~
HOLSTERED ~ BRIGHT Cll..r.
FOLDING PARASOL, 90 CENTS
Swinging Rocking-Horse. has hair man.
and tail leather brides, So Hef..
for 81 81.
Blackboard and Easel largest size, ue
boys delight, 39c
Chidren's Chairs painted and varn.se-
Toy Trunk. removable tray. good lock
and key. 33c.
Handsome sleds. finely decorated oval
steel shOl. n beauty. worth ST.. Up.
Cfldren's Rocking Chalrs, large
nicely finished. &c
Boys Large-SiZe Express Wa
hardwood body. i2X25 inches. W.,
n and u inches. tail-bOard takes o.'
neatly decorated. and we'll made
GTNBOAT. handsOmest and nont
GCnbOat that fOars on wheels
model Of the "crack" cruise
Tncle Sans new navy. and is c.u-
p.ete IN details. length 81 inches s.e
TON-CART, PAINTED BODY. .N-
INCH WHEELS, s CENTS.
Dolls Rockers, imitation oak, lt.af
l3 inches. seat 8 IA inches. Use
Double Blackboard School-Desk. s0.
oak. elegant finish, blackboard ins
OF leaves, csc.