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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
nEv. DIR. rALwAGE ENGAGED.
His Prospective Bride Miss Mnngnm,
of sing Sing,

NEW YORK, December SIN Sing
Sing to-day the engagement OF Miss
Susie Mangam. Of that village. to the
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, OF Washington,
was announced.
Miss Mangam Is a daughter OF Daniel
u. Mangam. who Is grandfather In this
city. and lives in Sing Sing Mr.. Man
gam is rcputed 10 be a millionaire. Miss
Mangam has been popular young wo-
man In Sing Sing society.
Daniel u. Mangam. Jr.. brother OF the
future Mrs Talmage. two years ago
married DR.. Talmage's daughter. This
will make Miss Mangam, after her mar
riage. the stepmother Of her sister-in-
law. and stepmother-in-lew TO her own
brother. Or. Talmage will be his daugh-
tcr's brother-in-law.
The date of the wedding is not an
nounced but the preparations are under
way. and it is thought it will take place
in holiday week or shortly after the
New Year begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
BIG FIRE IN MONTREAL.
Loss Nearly Half n Million of Dol

MONTREAL. December S.--One Of the
most disastrous fires Montreal has ex-
perienced for a long time broke out
shortly before 8 O'Clock this evening in
one Of the upper stories in the centre Of
the Barron Block. on St James street
extending from John street to ST. Francis
Xavier street. and facing st. Lawrence
Hall. The fire was in n most dangerous
locality, in the very heart OF the city,
and in the immediate vicinity of the Tenn
pie building. the Standard Life-Insurance
Companys building. the post-office. Cars
ley's big department store, the Canada
Life-Insurance building. and other great
business structures. The upper stories
of the Barron Block were occupied by
Offices OF various kinds while the ground
floors were occupied by Fulton e. Rich
ards, Freeman's restaurant. A. w. Ross
K Co.. Gibbs & Co.. the Central Vermont
and fnter-Colonial railroad ticket offices,
and other smaller Offices.
The fire spread with alarming rapidity,
and when the fire brigade reached the
scene flames were shooting out of the
middle OF the block. while dense clouds
OF sparks rose and fell on st. Lawrence
Hall, the post-office. and other structures.
placing them in imminent danger. The
whole brigade was called out, and the
flrcme1 maze desperate eIOTlS 10 STOP lnc
progress of the Gre. The water-towers
and other apparatus were brought into
requisition, but at first the volume OF
water did not seem TO have much effect,
and the iames rose with increased fury.
The fire spread 20 the old Bank OF
Toronto building. at the corner OF ST.
John and ST. James streets, and that was
soon mass Of flames. While the fire.
men were working on this building a
corner Of the wall fell out. sending a
wave Of flames across the street.
After burning for over two hours win
terrible fury, the fire was gotten under
control shortly after 10 o'clock. The
Barron block, valued at 100000 is a COM
plete wreck. Among those who occupied
Offices in the burned block, and who losa
all their effects are: The Union Mutual
Life-lnsurance Company, Montreal and
Western Railway. the Commercial Ca
zette, the Pontiac Pacific Junction rail-
way, the Ottawa and Gatineau railway,
the Dominion Alliance. the Manufacture
ers' Iife-Insurance Company the Manu-
facturers' Guarantee Accident Insurance
Company, the Ward Commercial Agency,
the Mutual Investment Company, the
Freehold Loan Company. and number
OF smaller concerns. The premises OF
John Parslow. stationer; Freeman's res
taurant, and the offices OF Fulton & Rich
ards, publishers, on the ground floor are
also totally wrecked. The total loss will
reach nearly half million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09

Last Saturday night, when the rush or
business was over in the Second Market.
and things began to take on a drowsy
aspect Mr.. A. ID. Blankenship, one OF the
hucksters, determined to have n raffie OF
his last turkey. So at IL they went.
Among the rnfflers and most interested
was an old negro named G. j. Porter, ana
when the game was over and the winner
looked to claim his prize u was gone. nor
was the old negro to be found. A search
party was Immediately organized, and as
circumstances pointed TO the darby he
was hunted down and accused OF the
theft. The old negro stoutiy maintained
his innocence. and stated that he knew
nothing about the turkey. There were
doubts connected with the case. and JUS
tice crutchfield gave tho negro the benefit
OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
MR.. WALLACE ELECTED, TOO.
Amended Abstract from Hanover
Gives Him a Good Majority.

lnenufd Ab~tF1ct from hanover
Gives Him "a Good Majority.
The order entered in the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia yesterday
in the Yost mandamus case will pro-
baby result not only in giving Mr.. Yost
the certificate Of election TO Congress
from the Tenth District. but also In
the Board of State Canvassers award
ing 10 Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace. Jr. the
certificate OF election as presidential
elector from this district. IL will be
remembered that Mr. Wallace's vote was
cut down slightly below that OF one
Of the Republican electors, because OF
the irregularities In his name as 1t was
written upon the abstracts certified to
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The Board Of County Commissioners
of Hanover county, without a manda-
mus. have reassembled and sent By
registered letter an amended abstract In
Mr.. Wallace's case 10 the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. and the paper has
by him been presented TO the State
Board Of Canvassers. The amended
abstract states that the commissioners
made mistake In the former abstract,
certifying that G. NJ. Wallace Jr., had
received 1.4g9 votes. when they should
have certified that Charles NJ. Wallace,
Jr., received l,i99 votes.
These additional votes will be more
than enough to elect Mr.. Wallace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
FOR CHEAPER GAS.
Committee of Investigation APP
pointed by New York Aldermen.

NEW YORK, December S.-Alderman
Olcott, at a meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen this afternoon, introduced n
resolution providing for the appointment
Of q committee Of seven members
of the board. 10 investigate the cost Of
the manufacture of gas. The commit
tee is to have power TO investigate the
whole subject Of gas production and
lighting. and to prepare bill 10 present
to the next Legislature, which viii pro-
vide for municipal ownership Of gas
works
Alderman Olcott proposes to institute
a general investigation of the cost and
price Of gas. and, so he says, to find
out what bills for cheaper gas to phi
vate consumers are side-tracked by the
Legislature.
In his preamble Alderman Olcott says
the plan has been successfully tried in
Philadelphia and England and Scotland.
He saws further that the recent com
bination Of the gas companies make 1t
improbable that the citizens of this city
will get a reduction from the present
rate Of sl25 per thousand In any other
way.
The resolution was adopted without OF
position. The President announced that
he would appoint the committee later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
DEATHS.

HURXTHAL-Enterel into rest ,io1'
day. December Z. 1896, ENY TMPI-II
HURXTHAL. relict OF Henry Arn.
Hurxthal: aged n years.
Funeral from ST. p1uls church m
WEDNESDAY at 2:20 =. NJ. Ilrw. !
private. ~
LANE.-Diod, az his residence f.fh
HILL" Hanover county, Va. Friday Ne
cember 4th. at u o'clock ~. Ar I'll We
LANE. IN the 18th year OF DTS aee
He leaves four children 90 mourn ta-i
loss.
MITCHELL-Diod December SD
9.25 =. NJ, az his residence. ID noll-
Twenty-seventh street JOHN p. hiIli'
ELL. SIR, In the 65lh year of DTS -se
The funeral will take place from -'
residence THIS "wednesday Az ltif
NOON az $50 o'clock. Friends tli .'
quaintances invited 10 attend lh
mains will be taken 20 Toano F'i .At
Chesapeake and Ohio $50 a. M train d.
cember 10th.
VEST. Died. at the residence g. DIS
mother. Julia a. Vest. No l.-
John street, Tuesday. December o.a
CHARLES II. VEST. aged . years.
The funeral will take place from p.
Philips Episcopal church THIS 4" ~
nesday) AFTERNOON az $500 oc.e."
Friends and acquaintances are infI,- ~
attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
AUGUSTA MERCHANT ARRESTED.
BnTtimo-e Indictment Against Him.
Release ON Habeas Corpus.

AUGUSTA. GA. December s.-Several
months past Marcus Baum. OF this city
a small merchant. became financially en-
barrassed. Among his creditors were a
few merchants In Baltimore. Md. whose
claims ranged from $50 to 500 each. After
the preferred creditors had foreclosed
their mortgages, and the stock was In
the hands OF the Sheriff. some OF the
baltimore creditors Instituted proceedings
known In the legal yernucular as ball
trover. and the defendant, Marcus Baum,
gave bail for the forthcoming OF the pro-
perry. While these quasi criminal pro-
ceedings were pending in this city the
creditors secured an indictment from the
grand jury in Baltimore. charging Mr..
Baum with the offence OF obtaining goods
under false pretences. and obtained a
.equisition based on that Indictment. Mr..
bafrinser. representative OF the detec-
tive department of Baltimore. arrived In
THIS city yesterday morning. and arrested
Mr. Baum
Messrs. Lamar & Cohen. the attorneys
Tor Baum. sued out writ Of habeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
la the Twilight.
Good Words.)

Good Words)
over the dusky verge
or the quiet sea,
Slowly | watch emerge
The silver rim
or the crescent moon; pale, dim
The soft stars. one by one,
With holy gleen.
Steal out and light their lamps;
For day IS done.
The tempests are asleep;
Only the balm
or some cool evening wind
Ruaies the calm;
The listening ear OF Night
Can catch 10 sound.
Save when, IN slumber bOund,
Earth turns ana signs:
Peace rules the deep.
Aye. peace. across the dark,
Star-paycn sky.
The Night Queens silver barb
Goes gliding by;
With murmuring faint, the streams
browse as they flow
In their hid channels; slow.
housekeeping dews
Slide from the heavens like CLEANS
Of lOVe-bOrn dreams.
Frail breaths of violet.
OF roses fair,
Shy hints OF mignonettes.
Rise through the air
From unseen gardens, there
Beneath my feet
All, mel how al their spell
Swift fancies risel
what touching sympathies,
What golden memories,
And thoughts. how SWEET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
THE Sunday ngCYCLE RACE.
Teddy Hale, Irish Champion, Still
LeadinE-Hsce second

Teddy Hale, Irish Champion, Still
Leading--Rsce second.
NEW YORK, December S.-Of the
twenty-seven men who were dispatched
on their journey at 1906 on Monday by
Starter f. T. Baldwin. sixteen passed
the starting line when the second twenty
four hours of the six-day international
bicycle-race at Madison-Squar Garden
was completed, six minutes after mid
night tonight. Teddy Hale. the Irish
champion, stin held the lead. which he
acquired at s o'clock last night The
Irishman again broke all the hourly re-
cords for the second day Of q contest
Of this kind. and with four hours rest
since the start looked fairly fresh.
Reading. the Soldier boy" whose won
derful endurance kept him IN second
place for so long, was ousted TO-DAY by
Rice. but Reading was steadily regaining
the time lost In taking a much-needcd
rest. and was in fourth place at the
forty-sixth hour. Shock, the winner in
1893. by steady plodding. worked up into
third position. thereby Frightening the
hopes Of many who think he can reap the
victory Forster kept close on Reading
and of the next division. Moore. Taylor,
smith. and Pierce were fighting TO get
terms.
The third -Ashinger, Elkes. Click.
Maddox. and Cassidy-kept plugging
away. with Cannon whipping In. Mcleod
was the fag-ender. and practically out os
the contest.
There were between five and six thou
sand persons present IN the evening. when
a match race and exhibitions eniivened the
tension Of the six-day performance. Tom
Linton made a five-mile exhibition IN
1904 As, which is a new world Indoor
record, unpaced. y. c. Bald did a half
mile in i:OS 3-5. paced by a quad. A. j.
Latham. Of Saratoga, easily defeated w
c. Roome. OF the New Jersey Athletic
Club. in two out Of three one-mile heats.
The first heat was done In 2:i2 40. and
the second in 2:35 10
The score at midnight forty-eight hours
was as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
ANNEXATION OF HAWAII.
Minister Hatch Denies That
Treaty Is being Prepared.

CHICAGO. December s-A special to
the Times-Herald from San Francisco
says:
''Secretary-of-State 0lney. II is report
ed on excellent information, has under
consideration treaty of annexation of
Hawaii to the United States A letter
just received here via Victoria states
that this news has been received at the
islands. and that the treaty will be sent
TO the Senate very soon. The informa-
tion is given out by government off,
cial in Hawaii. whose name is withheld
This official stated positively that Minis
ter Hatch had sent several letters from
Washington bearing on the subject This
treaty, II Is stated had Its origin In
the State Department. and Is now said
TO be under discussion by Secretary Oh
ney and Ministers Hatch and Cooper
representing Hawaii. 1t is intimated that
Minister Cooper went TO Washington in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
The IOUUQUREAE-PRlCE COMPANY.
SHERMAN AND THE CABINET.
Hannn Says Information Must Come
from Mr.. Mckinley.


Il have nothing 20 do with the selection
OF the members OF Mr.. Mckinley Cah-
net, and any news concerning it ua..
come from him" This declaration w.s
made by Chairman Mark 4. Hanna %
caller at the Arlington Hotel to-day I.a
interviewer was particularly interested n
knowing whether Senator John Sherman.
Of Ohio, was likely % become d. m.uh.e
OF Mr.. Mckinley Cabinet Nr hlrll
had nothing 10 communicate. From o.t0r
sources OF a high character. however l
IS learned that Mir McNiniev having f.
very high opinion Of the senator ability
as a statesman and lnancicr at t1e proc
per time will ask him DO accept orc " f.
most important Of the portfolios at BIS
disposal Whether the senator wlI aol0.t
is a matter Of serious doubt some of .r
friends assert that be would much utla'
prefer 10 remain Do the senate no
said. too. b. the Senator'S friends tha- l
Of the distinction that attaches to "a cab
met position already has nen
achieved by him while Secretary M te
Treasury during the administration ci
President HAYES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
Eject of The Message In Madrid.

MADRID December S.-The message OF
President Cleveland TO Congress wherein
IL treats Of the Cuban question has Gre
ated a bad impression in political circles
and depressed the Bourse.
In government circles great reserve IS
maintained, none OF the officials display
ing a willingness TO discuss the subject
at any length, though some satisfaction
Is expressed that the message does not
in any way advocate the absolute indie
pendence Of Cuba. and does not support
the proposal to recognize the insurgents
as bellgerents.
The Opposition papers are greatly ir-
rtated by the threat Of intervention on
the part OF the United States unless
Spain speedily suppresses the rebellion.
They declare that Spain IS fully able to
avert such action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
THE SILVER CONFERENCE.
Waiting for Senator Teller TO
Arrive fin Washington.
(Washington Star-Sth

(Washington Star-6lhD
The proposed conference of silver men
has not yet been called, and the date has
not been fully determined. AS heretofore
stated. the probability is that there will
be nothing like a formal conference Of
the silver leaders until the arrival Of
Senator Teller He is expected the last
OF this week. His prominence In the last
campaign gives him standing in the
silver ranks that makes It impolitic for a
conference to be held without his pre-
sence.
one Of the original objects Of the pro
rcsad conference was a discussion of the
attitude the silver men would assume to-
ward the Dingley bill, which was expected
AZ that time to be brought mp at this ses-
sion. Now that the Dingley bill is practi-
cally out of the way this part of the pro-
zramme will be removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
Assignment in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. December s.
willis A.. Meyers large department
store. known as the Boston Store" Nos
S2l and 325 Third street, was seized by
Under-Sheriff Armour at o'clock this
morning on attachments aggregating
SS.92l. At 2:45 o'clock Mr.. Meyer made
a voluntary assignment to George Koch.
who furnished bonds In the sum Of $3.50
900. Attorney Killilea, representing Mr..
Never. this morning said the assets
were $4,000 to 10000. and the liabi-
lItles about 10000. The dulness in trade
is assigned as the cause Of the failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
PRISONERS SHOT DOWN.
Old Trick Of spaniards, Prncticeh In
the Philippines.

MADRID, December S.-A dispatch lroih
Manila states that a number of political
prisoners at Cavlte, while attempting 10
escape recently, were pursued by troops
who killed sixty Of the fleeing men in tho
streets Of the city.
1t Is an old trick Of the Spaniards 70 so
arrange matters that prisoners VIII tAlhk
they have an opportunity to escape, anu
then. when advantage is taken OF II, 10
shoot them. II was done frequently at
the Moro de Santiago during the ten
years war in Cuba. 1t saves the trouble
and expense OF trial. and also prevents
the acquittal OF prisoners whose quit II
might be hard 10 establish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
The PoURQURElS-PRICE COSpIY
CHINA, GLASSWARE. sIlv,,
bHiC-A-iiRAC.
sTtTtARY AND FANCY 70.
For THE HOLIDAYS ''ps

foh THE HOLIDAYS
The holidays ARE mo-,
"r"Sh' VIII soon be here. ,,, ihe
one viii be joSticd ma e'sry
In milking their seIectio,.. .""ei
fore, To stimulate uoitdo "rre-
chasing NOW, we oGer tho. rlr-
GAL BARGAINS. Nft-
The foremost glass ro,,.s
of Fine Needic-Etchcd T,nr's
have sold w their entire 'ef'
sfock-s.OoO dozen Tnmtt..' Piu'
sisting OF Champagne. Ie,,,..'h-
Ale, ApOlinnrIs, Whlsl.., '''
Nnter-TumbIers--50 diGer.,t 'na
of shapes and etchlnas-ftf, 'tirf
tnl-biosyn goods. They ar. 80.
up to - per dozen. Nour ct''
for 3oc. 'f'
Genuine CarIsbnd-Chfpa
thin, transparent. worth Isc.--,h
our $50 Cupid Banquet Iama
/ gain az f3.50-for to-day @c. '
80 All-Brass Paror Tables Al D....
and workmanship through0lt -
| price to-day 2@
Genuine Cut-Glnss Water-no,n.
worth not less than s8ss. s,..,i
/ to-day, SI.S5.
Austrian Bisquo and Rieh'y.n. .-.....
| Glazed Mantel or Cabinet O-...
many styles and varieties 90 ss...- ,...
our own exclusive Importation .....'
each, $50.
| Cut-Glass Salt and p.,
Shakers, not the ordinnr, 80
constantly being offered. ana
any better than pressed pIa..
good In every way. several She"
several cuttings; value, Boo. 80.
cinI, Zoe.
/ s. Carlsbad China Tea Sets. g r..
one OF the richest Carlsbad chin. ,..
! terms, to-day, per set. N15.
SO Ladies' Rockers, In oot. ,.,
mahogany, polish-iinished, embo..,
ed-Ieather seat, Si.Ds.
Rlchly-Decorated Cracker Jars u.-,
/ $3.50, special price i5c.
Genuine Cut-Gioss OIL or Ylnee,,-
Bottles, cut Lapidary stonp,r,
worth 81. Special Price. 9Sc.
Dainty BOudOir-Lamps. with rio,
Dresden decorations, made 10 .elI
at $3.50. Special Price, 0sc.
> cases OF Fine Tiplitx Vases. lott
out to- be sold to-day az 25c.. worm
three and four times the money.
CariSbnd-ChiDD ChocsIntc-pot.
with rich floral decorations, worn,
To ~. Special Price, 8sc.
Zoe. for Large Cream jugs. nrtlsti,
decorations, worth 10 zoe.
Austrian China Dinner Set,
RosenthaTS finest quality chin.
neat noraI sprays, in four assort.
ments, complete with soup turecu
md all other desirable pieces.
worth S35-S1S.s7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
PERMANENT CENSUS BUREAU.
Wright submits
PIrn for a..
CVVashIngt0n Sf1TI

(Wasnington starr
The Commissioner Of Labor submitted
10 the House to-day a plan for me ora.
ganizatlon OF a permanent census tur,al
in Washington. He proposes 10 establish
a census bureau separate and ura..
tached from any other department o. hs
government. IL shall be under fia c0r'
troll Of a director OF the census 40 a
salary OF $500 "A year. with an assistant,
at 1900 a year. The other officers Wl
include a chief clerk. AT $50. t disc
bursting clerk. at 800. and tye chet
statisticians. at 800 each a year such
clerks and minor employees as may h5
necessary shall be employed from tna
to time. the appointment OF whom a'.l
DO under the ciyii-sorvice Jaws. lt ID
provided that a general census shfN fI
taken April Is. 1900. ana every ten y.ar
thereafter. which will include Nlf
field Of inquiry and Investigation sor tl.r
IN the plan. Every five years there al
be an enumeration OF the people o- ut
United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
only Eight states Have SO Far SEM
In Their Returns.
CWashlngton star-Sthl

washington Star-SthJ
The Secretary Of State has received so
far returns from the Governors OF eigh'
state Of the results OF the recent eiectioh
of presidential electors. These returns are
from Alabama, Connecticut Delaware
Indiana. North Carolina. Maryland ONO
and New Jersey Copies Of them have
heon sent 10 both houses OF Congress. ana
they will shortly be published -Four
wears ago some difficulty was experienced
in getting i'm all of the returns from tne
states before the meeting of the Electoral
College on the first Monday In January
and correspondence falling, the Depart
mont Of state was obliged TO send special
messengers to Nebraska and Montana 10
secure the certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
Six Men Killed.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, December S.-The
powder- and dynamite-magazines at Los
Gallinas, near Matamorss. Tamaulipas.
Mex. we're blown TO atoms on the after
noon of November 2Sth, and six work.
ingmen were killed. The monetary loss
Is estimated at $4,000. Not a fragment
of the building larger than cigar-box
remained, and the horses, wagons, and
men were blown TO atoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-09
AVOID The RUSH!
ADVANCE SALE
OF
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS
AT Low PRICES.

ALL TOYS AND HOLIDAY
GOODS BOUGHT NOW LAID
ASIDE AND DELIVERED
WHEN WANTED.
A BE T T Z X - WIDELY
DIFFER HOLIDAY BAZAAR
is this and the public know it
more and newer Toys and gift
things than eIsewhere-lower,
better service-prices than else
where, and competitors know
it. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
OF DOLLS. TOYS, WAGONS,
and every conceivable plaything
for children-amusing and in
structive-at prices thatscarcely
count.
Childrens Arm Rockers. spindle back,
nicely finished advance sale price DC.
Childrens Rockers, maple finished.
fancy back. advance sale price soc.
Boys Rocking Horses. nicely uphol-
stored. advance sale price sSc.
Large Doll Cab, nicely upholstered,
fancy-deslgned body. advance sale price
Csc.
Toy Trunks, with tray. advanced sale
price l9c.
Assorted Tin Animals. with gong, ad-
vance sale price loo. each.
Empire Tin Locomotives, advance sale
price loo.
Large-size Hoops, with Horse, advance
sale price l5c.
a -.
sale price l5c.
Large Dexter Horses. advance sale
price pc.
Animal with Sled on Platform, advance
sale price pc.
Assorted Animals on Platform. advance
sale price 2lc
Assorted Wagons, with Driver, advance
sale price 25c.
Horse and Colt. advance sale price 25c.
Picture Wagons, with Horse, advance
sale price i9c.
Large Horses. with Boy and Bell. ad-
vance sale price 4Sc
Large Foot Balls, advance sale price 4Sc
Ideal street-Cars. all iron. handsomely
nickelled. two horses, advance sale price
Csc.
All-Iron Road Cart. advance sale price
soc.
ideal Hose Cart. advance sale price soc.
Cood-slze Iron Trains, gilt. advance safe
price csc.
The Boys National Tool Chest, advance
sale price l9c.
Girls Tricycles, best in the country, ad-
vance sale price 1894
50c. Games, advance sale price CSC.
Zoe. Games, advance sale price &C.
Upright Pianos. advance sale price l5c.
COMPLETE LINE
of
XMAS AMUSEMENTS.
SLEIGHs, WAGONS,
HORSES, TRUNKS,
DRUMS, REDS,
IRON TOYS, RANGES.
HAIR HORSE AND WAGONS
HORNS, DOLLS.
at Advaaced-Sale Prices.
The F0urqurean-PHCe Co.