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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
HORSES AND FIRE AND WATER.
ALL OF THEM LOOSE At ONCE OF THE
STAGE OF THEATRE

ALI. OF THEM LOOSE At ONCE on THE
STAGE OF a THEATRE.
Here Is the press gent again. lie feariessiy tells
a story which exposes the bal stage MANAGEMENT OF
the play with which he Is connected for no reason
in the world except that Il happened These are his
very words: 1T az the close OF the second act
when the action OF the play requires preparation Tor
the hattie scene which occurs In the last act. that
the accident happened. \ heavy piece OF scenery
fell and struck stack Of RAPID firing guns which
are kept or az the left Of the stage sor use IN the
battle scene Near the guns were three horses
which are used In the third act The guns exploded
ard the awful noise. coming al such an unexpected
time frightened the horses. They siampeded and
tore down several pieces ~ scenery. breaking and
badly damaging them in thelr Wild kicks and efforts
to escape Several Of the stage hands were knocked
down endeavorDg TO quiet the animals. although
none were hurt one Of the horses got ms nnd !eg
side OF the wall next 10 ,he property-rOon ana
broke of the water spckct al the end. This added
greatly l. the general confusion and before the now
OF water could be stopped. half OF the stage hal
been soaked
This is exactly the press agent sent the story.
except or two slight changes in punctuation
and the reduction to the ranks OF n few capital
letters The word "spcket IL not in the dictionary.
but IT II a good word. ana II mas a souhd as u II
meant something. The remarkable thing about the
story Is that II Is given here II Is quite intelligbc
even one who Is not accustomed TO press-aseht
English This incident IS too important as news
omitted here. bat the names or the theatre anu
the play are omitted from motives OF consideration
for The press agent il would be poor return Tor
his self fOrGcful generosity In furnishing the story
n usc the name OF ihc play and make public the
carelessness OF the management OF the stage IL
IL suggested that. II any reader OF THIS paper was
present last night AT the theatre where this ancpe
a kindness in him not TO mention 1t 10 any OF his
friends The report might spread ard bring ais
who Doubtless ready 10 accept ie son from The
accident and 10 guard the more carefully against
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
TO CONNECT TWO GREAT SYSTEMS.

Information was received IN New-york yesterday
that articles of incorporation of ;he Southern Cali
<,rnis and salt Lake Railroad Company had been
fled at Los Angeles. Cal. 1t Is proposed to co.,
struct a sandard-gaugc road from Needles. Cal, 70
Milford Utah. where connection will be made with
The Tnlon Pacific Railway. CONNECTION also VII be
,s ae ~ Blake with the Atchison Topeka and santa
re Railroad. The capital stock is s..0noco. DIVIDED
Inf, snares of 81 each. The trustees are A. =
Hotchisiss of Los Angeles; ". II. Carlson and D.
1, Reed OF San Diego, Ca: J. b. Clarke, OF suite.
Mont and ]. ~ Metcalf OF Omaha Neb 1t Is ex.
;nctei that work on the read will be begun withis
G months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

influence Of Professor T. Russell, the toas master
rose rcry high. The guests OF the evening were
Mayor W l.. Strong. the Roy Dr.. G. r. Van
-" water and the Rev In. W. IT, p Faunce. They
occupied seats az the head OF the table with Vice
President 9. Pierson. a. also did William Allen
Entcr. Charles Butler. Frank Ruascll W. D. Ed
wards, Wills Fletcher Johnson and C. G. Miller.
SOME or THOSE PRESENT.
Among The others present were the following
John T. Parsons The Rev. Dr. c. II. Hougnton.
W O Wheelork Professor c. T. Pardee. dean OF
the medical faculty; Professor r. D. Fisher. Pro
fessor L. ID. Shaw. dean 81 The faculty Of peda-
gogy; Professor Austin Abbott. dean of the laH
faculty. Professor !. J. Stevenson. the Rev. Or.
II. ". Ealri. tho Roy. !. II. Darlington. Profess
sors G. =. Ashley. r. *. sommer. T. NJ Colby.
G. y. Bss. \. Ballard. ~ =. Brown Pomcroy
I.aGuc. l.. Mci.ouSh and l.. !. Tompllns. \. D. JUL
Nagi. Robert achel. Dr. @. r. Alexander ". l..
Andrews. DR. J. +. Num- Professor T. ~ Do
roiuus. W. Oplykc. Fr 'erc Baker Judge H. g.
kudhch. Jwig, ". r. HGrd. Colonel A. r. De
Frece and Professor II u. Noyes.
James Stokes. the president Of the association.
vas unable to be present. owing to the death 81
MS only daughter. resolution expressing SYM
ptthy ror NJ. Stoke in mis- bereavement was
adopted by The association.
A TOAST TO CHARLES BUTLER
At The close Of the dinner proper an Tho alumni
present rose ard DRINK the health OF Charles
Rutlcr. who is now nirety-four years old and who
has Just completed biz si.tieth year Of service
member Of tho Council OF the University. Despite
his great age Nj Butler responded IN speech
fun Of enthusiasm for the future Of the institution
AZ this point Professor !. +. Russell assumed the
duties OF POSTMASTER. receiving distinctly voc i
reception from tho younger alumni
SPEECH or THE CHANCELLOR
He introduced Chancellor Henry NJ MacCrackcn
no .H ~. 'ife Iptsg -,
The chancellor spoke IN part follows.
Gcntlemcn. This closing cycle Of the century is
in country university cycle. There is a
time for everything under heaven. You nave every
ono Of you. noticed how In America there nave been
various cycles OF effort. There has been 4 time
TO build railways and a time 10 poo railway enter.
pr.sea. tine 10 aIILe relIslOu. deEOminatlons and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
announced the decision in the case. The formal
decision is as foil lws:

ON the evidence produced - the hearing heretofore
and herein on the charges and specific tons mere
to.3rc served upon you IN accordance win the no
tic. 20 which such charges ana specifications ~
attached | find YOU Guilty O: conluc, inconsistent
with your position Warden Of the cay IRON.
such lrcofrrentcncy and inconsistent contu't p'i
duIv established by proof Of the charges ana sprcln
cations Hereunder. which hereby find 20 he trn"
ana In pursuance OF the statutes In slrh cases ma
and provided. hereby remove you from the once
If Warden OF the CITY Prison. such removal TO take
eff Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
4 WOV4N MURDERED BY THIEVES.

FATE OF MISS f. HILLS. HIGHLY EDt-
GATED TEACHER.
uss f HIS was found dead yesterday afternoon
4, her home IN Memaroneck. where she lived alone
cbe was about forty years old. and was formerly
.a,oo, TEACHER in Mott haven There were several
80, on hor body aud the house WAS robbed. TIE
Drl,.s.' va ,c,rd in front room the window.
|as iiilss bedroom upstairs and he Kitchen and
M l~s ~ 'rSre disarranged. as though there might
pai.'' loan a struggle Miss Hills has relatives IN
WNsayvork She was highly educated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
DR., LOOMS,

The we'll filed with women and ne cen
ductors View Of ;hc front platform was obs
He do rot know OF the accident Il his inoloFHi,n
until the shrekinG women made rush for me
door, and with great difficulty he rnsirdh'd uggin
from jumpnS from the rapidly moylnS cir' ne
then rushed for thu front door. but the door Y -
fastened from the outside and when the car Sach-
enod It's speed IN ascending a hill ne jumped on
the platform ard shut off me current.
Collins was dead when me car wa stopped. ana
his head was mangled almost beyond recognition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

COMMISSIONER WRIGHT FINDS HIM GUILTY
OF THE CHARGES PREFERRED.
Commissioner Robert J. Wright. cf the Cor
rection Department. finished reading IL" evil
dcnce produ, cd in the TRIAL Of Warden Fallon
yesterday afternoon. Last night Mir Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

wdened like the horizon OF the sky which surrounds
H. The moral tone Is admirable. the helps TO study
arc increasing. The hna plans OF the new library
promise rare beauty. with unique adaptation TO the
work OF instruction ard scholarly investigation
Tta new residence hall. accommodating III men ~
20 be one Of the best college halls the continent
These forming days the days Of opportunity.
AS teacher who gives his life TO your university
VINO is seeking to enroll three sens OF MS own under
her alumni. shall rejoice beyond measure IA every
worthy undertaking OF yours aad every noble
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

GEN. PAINE's ESTIMATE OF DUNRAVEN.
Boston, Jan. 21-Referring to the Defender II"
vestgation this mornings Herald" says: Eeneral
Paine for two years has not put faith IN wnut Loiu
Dunraven has said. 4 sized him up In 1885, ana
then formed my opinion Of him. said the General
"'What about the ballast busnessF 49,, 49,.
Every racing man ought to know that tne le 5
which Dunraven claims was put into the Dsi.i ~
would have lost her the race. especially on tha' u"S
In HUbf rpd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI DINE.
A LARGE AND ENJOYABLE GATHERING At
TIE WALDORF

ADDRESSES BY CHANCELLOR MAcrRAcKEN'
MAYOR STRONG. WILLIAM ALLEN BuTLEE'
THE REV Or. rAUHCE AND OTHERS
OPPORTUNITIES AND NEEDS OF
TIE ALMA MATER.
That the dinrer given at the Waldorf last even
ing tho best eyer served under the manage
raent Of the Alumni Association Of the University
OF the City o. Ncw-Yors is sentiment sure to re-
crire the irdorsenent OF each of the IA men who
sat down 20 The reposi.
The attendance tho largest in the history OF
tho organization. the speaking interesting.
ana ;he spirits OF The diners, under the potential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
r.EHrGH's ANNUAL MEETING.

ph,adelphia Jan. ?l.-The annual meeting OF tho
stoc1holdcrs OF the I.ehigh Valley Railroad Com
ranv convened shortly after noon to-day, ana IL
developed into n lively session. Among the rsso-
buttons offered one presented by George Is.
Graham, as counse, for minority stockholders who
arc ouposod 70 the present management. This res
oltion SCI forth that large block OF Lehign val
10y stock Is owned by the estate OK Asa PACKER ana
na ,rus,ses OF his estate are also officers o. the
railroad, 1t being largely through TINS SOCK that
ths-n officials retain their places in the road Suen
PacISer's viii. and it is uiged that comrnitee o,
,hree stockholders he appointed. who snai Wirnin
nriv osys submit to the trustees OF the Packer es
tale a old Tor the entire PACKER noIunss an. -
OF refusal 70 accept me D,a rnsn 70 me abuse
Complained Of and secure compliance WITH d ine
plain terms Of ne viii OF AsS fe stock vote
Te;isrs on the vote for officers were appointed ana
recess taken until p NJ tocmesr0T The follow
result OF the vote VIII oe an.ou"csa' i"e 'o'
!" President gtg,n Elisha p Wilbur; directors Charles
p;ss Wa% sayre Jages Bakesee
n CIrrct.. Charles O. skesr Beau'ee,s eorss Ia
SMi ysrs and Eugene Delano.
r-AsTROVND FREIGHT RATES THE TOPIC
The BOARD OF Managers OF the Joint Traffic Asso-
,ot,o, a. its meeting yesterday considered subjects
,o,,,r N eastbound traffic. but took no ACTON OK
,,onortance. The Board will meet again to-day.
General Traffic Manager John Burton hss been
designated by General Manager e. NJ HAYS as the
rsnrss.ntstiye of the Grand Trunk Railway or
canoSa IN thc Board OF Managers o. the Joint
Trafsc Association. Mr. Hays has qualified as presis
dtnt Of he cn!cago 'i,a SIanS noherts' O., the
Erie Railroad. left the city YESTERDAY 10. Incago
TO attend meeting Of the passenger Sominieee 49,
relations Of tine committee 10 tie new JOINT frame
Association are 10 be considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
TAKE THE ADVICE OF THE
Greatest Lung Specialist
WHO EVER LIVED.
A Chemical Test Made by VIM. T. C"''e'
State Chemist for 20 cnrs'
Office q
W. T. CUTTER.

T. Z
State Chemist Of Connecticut. - ,soc
Me.srs. Asrcli Co.. 3l4 3iG Greenwich Street
York CITY. ,,-..., -,
me. signed by the Drs Valentine Most. Sr. LII ~ n,,n
Wood. Sr. l. Willard Parker. Sr. Ill u
Flint. Sr. LII H. ard Joseph C. Hutchlnson ST. Id H.,
In which they ask me to sccc, pure article OF whirhy i
cf the sick a great deal of that now SOFA - "
inferior quality o., ,cc.
From a chemical made Of Aspelis Cabinet 90 ,r,
Whiske, find contains fuse oil ana - 70 rifcs ~.
and free from injurious dccterous conpounla !. l
the requirements expressed above an" - ''
ndorsed b. for medical Yours Truly.
Conn Che.nis sin'" go
Aspel & Co.'S old 1894 whisiey Is also ind07'
49, k<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
RELIABLE CARPETS

BARGAINS IN FACT AS WELL AS ON PAPEh.
AT COWPERTHWAIT'S,
1o4 WEST 18th ST.. NEAR 9TH AVE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

dor the Dispatch.)
In the name Of the dear little children
who are cut on by affection from the
usual joys Of childhood, their matron
desires TO thank most heartily the many
kind friends who have remembered them,
and by their generous gifts have brought
TO their minds and hearts the presence
Of the blessed Christ child" who came
TO bring 10y, and peace. and good VIII
10 all, but most especially to His little
ones" who may possibly be doomed TO a
lifetime Of bodily suffering, but whose
hearts are made happy and their suffer
ings forgotten for the time by the love
and sympathy so generously poured in
upon them on this. His own blessed birth
day and who Himself looks down from
Heaven upon these gifts. and bestows His
loving blessing also upon each given.
Retreat for the Sick" December %,
1876.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST. OK THE NIGHT OF THE 2}D.
\ BLOOD-BAN HORSE, with a. very
small head a liberal reward Will be paid
for any information leading 20 his recoye-
~. W II. KICK
de 29-lt Stall No. r. Second Mark,..
LOST. 4 NEGOTIABLE NOTE FOR
s2lOO3. dated December IL. 1896. due March
10. 1891, drawn by G. W. Tanner * Co in
favor OF the National Linseed on Com
pany, payable AT the State Bank Of Viz
sinia. The public are hereby warned not
no NEGOTIATE for same \ G.. NOU Nc.
Srarial AGENT 'he National Ilusee1 on
Company. lill east Cary street Rich
luu.... IA. dc Zs-lt'
CAME TO MY FARM, on THE HER
mitagc road. five miles from Richmond. on
December 2ltn \ BAY HORSE. owner
will please come forward prove owner
ship and pay charges.
de 29-lts Mr.. l.. b. QUARLES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
TAXEs.
ONCE Collector City Taxes
Richmond Va, December ]. 1896.

NOTICE. TO 4AA-PAA EkS
The residue OF CITY lanes Tor 1895 are
now due and payable IN this office during
this month penalty of per cent. will
be added to all half bills remaining unpaid
after December 3lst. Every male p years
of age. and every person NeeplQs house or
doing business In tae city is assessed for
nersonal taxes. ana those who have nor
Maid any city taxes during the year will
nlease call and settle and avoid being
posted as delinquent. All property in the
civ belonging 20 churches. hospitals. edu-
cafional institutions, fraternal orders. &c.
thai is exempt by law on valuation, IS
assessed for culyert tax on same. All
persons holding property IN trust for es-
rates. Sc. are also assessed
paving pipe. and sewcr-connectiOn
hills are due, and will be delinquent II not
paid ut same time.
Office open from $50 A. NJ. 10 p. NJ
L. w. CUNNINGHAM
de lin Collector City Taxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

25c. CAKES. Use SOC. CAKES. 81 lie;
Fruit cake good. % and 2lc. a pound;
Candy. &C.. a pound and up Having dee
cidei 20 give up store 1906 east Main street
January /. 1897. will sell an cakes at 2l per
cent. Off. or at cost. FOR three days only.
l10G east Main street, 4-3 north Sixth
street DRINkARD'S Ge 23-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
WANTED,

MEN AND WOMEN OUT OF EN-
plovment and willing 90 work can learn
Of "a permanent situation nc GOOD wages
Augusta. Me DE 6-Su.Tu. Th&Sa11t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
WANTED,

FOR UNITED STATES ARMY. ABLE
Rodied. Unmarried Men. between ages OF
81 ana 3D. Citizens OF the United States;
of good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read, and write English;
For information apply % RECRJ lLlNF
OFFICER ga east Broad street. Rich
r,ord Va. fy T-Tu TIL. &SaDe1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
MANTf,D.

800 A WEEP SALARY AND EX-
porses paid sa esmen. Experience not
necessary. Permanent position. THE
W. l.. KLINE COMPANY. 81. Louis. Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
" lNTf.D.

AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
desires 10 work for some one for hat
day either morning or aiteruoon. fIsl-
DisDltch office. dc zJ-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

POSITION by JANUARY 1ST TO Do
bookkeeping. any kind of Office work or
collecting. Best references. Address
BRANCH. care Dispatch office. de Zi-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
special comm es
George ". Mayo AuclI-H-T
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IRON SAtL
z COUNTERS, DESKS. Sc,
AT AUCTION

BY virtue OF q deed of tus' fr'" Nl
f. TAYLOR * Co. 90 the urI.r
tee. duly recorded. I viii SOD lf
at store No. lll0 east Clr -r.r
\. NJ
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
one very fine Doub.e-Door com.
Lock Iron safe,
Five sitting and standing 'N
and Chairs, .. -..s
Bins Metal Ash Barrels. STOVES.
lot OF miscellaneous fu .r.....
p. is. Suel DC
&c y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

TRAVELLING SALESMEN FOR CT
a4rs. Oid reliable house. Experience UNI
necessary. Extra Inducements 90 custO-
mers. So % $50 per month and expenses.
CHARLES G.. BISHOP * CO, s.. Louis,
dc 18TH cu&Tulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

WANTED,

LADIES OR MEN. 20 CANVASS ClIY.
call at 1913 east Main, se ,oud iloor. 10
10 II . Ia = T. NJ de 29-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

by 4 YOUNG LADY. WITH EXPERT
ence I'm teaching higher branches, Posi-
ton as Teacher GOvorness. or com
panion. Specialties: French. Laun. Ger
man and Mathematics Testimonials
References exchanged. Address y. BoN
AIS. Dauv.llc Va. dc -l-5t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
AUCTION sALEs-Tbi. ~.

WHEN RIAL ESTATE rs SOL, r,,.
IAHEs FOR THE CURRENT chf ~ ,,s'
OAR YEAR ARE TO 49, PAM -, ~.
KAiA BY THE VENDOR AMI ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

pu~srs,+ % Oh. -.r,,s ~ r.
tho ,-b.,,..-.,.,. l,-..,. 10 I,..l........ ...i
I'm tbe trb - 1..'....-..r r. ..
of XCarlars+,f, o. f--l,,-.- ..,... .
comm, slC,..,s .t.~.f,. - 4-
on
WEDNFSDA Drcrnrrp . ..f
cc,,,.,..,,..,..- ...,....'.t.. ... n D.
~, ~ ..r.-- .-,...r
po'al,.,.rv =, ID ..r,
,.i1 ''i ''' '''
9Oq- er,,...... t.- o..
tf,. 10 49,. .
.r 20 -.'
Ar1,I, f,,,..l,,., -.lt.a r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING
Salesman desires a Situation for 1897 Adj
dress Post-Ofice BOX No. is. Sturgeon
Vile. Brunswick county. Va. De -5-st'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

LIVE AGENT. not AFRAID OF
work. Good and permanent position. Adj
de- 29-ltt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

A COIORED GIRL As WAITRESS AND
Housemaid. None need apply that nave
not had experience as such. and have GOOD
recommendations. Apply az No. lllS PARK
avenuo dc 23-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
BUSINESS WANTS.
W ANTI.D,

PARTIES WITH FROM s25 To $1,000
10 invest IN a company ab0u, % be or
ganiZol. 100 per cent. profit guarantee.
FuI particulars given and "a thorough
examination invited. Address BROW y,
care BOX 20, CITY. le -5-ll
WANTED,
CONSUMERS OF COAL TO KNOW
tbat they can buy that most superior
crate Fuel. the Cl0ver-Hll Coal. as low
as $3.50 per ton / will also sell 30 bushels
ID loads Coke for s.. All other kinds Of
Fuel at lowest prices.
SAMUEL n. COTTRELL.
SO east Broad street.
de l5tf and Harrison and Broad SITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

THREE GOOD BARBERS. WILL PAY
g. Der week. or one half OF receipts. Ap-
ply To- \. GIEOLAMI. 1jpl east Franklin
street de- 21-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29

Is come. \ large stock is to be disposed
of for less than even OUR COST.
$50 Highly Colored Chiliren's Books, %
and lgc values, l3c. each.
Any Of Laura Richards Books, o9c.
value 29c
Popular Novels. Co., sets. soc. has been
our price. to-day. 5gc.
Prayer Books and llymnals. have been
S23g. S223. $3.50 for >l.64 each.
Childrens Art Autographed Books ~
and 6gc for 4sc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
" t>Tt,D.

WANTED.
BOOKS WRITTEN UP AND BAL
anced.
Complicated accounts straightened up.
Statements Of gains and losses
Resources and liabilities made mp.
Reports written out for officers Of lodges,
teachers. etc.
Inventories extended and added up.
by graduate Of the Old Dominion
Business College. and Of the High school,
AMI of business life.
All work confidential and at reasc nabIe
terms. T. l. EZEKIEL.
dc 29-Gt 32l north Twelfth stfeet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
T'RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE

by X. y. chafn e 60. dncorpor,,,..
AuctiOneers. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE rn,..

WHEN REAL ESTATE Us SOLID rHe
TANES FOR THE CURRENT ctf..r.
OAR YEAR ARE TO HE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR ANU Ia.
NENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
The Little Ones Remembered.

Ninety per cent. of which appli-
cable 10 public free schools is..S3l, i59 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
On SALE

az prices TO make hurry valuable 10 you
Cost and profit is ignored. We have got
10 get rid Of the many unsold thousand
wares left unsold.
English China Dinner Sets, complete
for six persons. beautifully decorated,
sold elsewhere al SO, Conen price
g. 90 complete.
Beautiful Limoges. German and CARS
had China .,ut Dishes. Fruit COM
ports. and Fancy salad Bowls that
were selling az g. $50. ana go clear
ing price. csc. choice.
Reruflul Spray Decorated Carlsbad
China Dinner Sets. containing 40
pieces. have been selling az 50 ana
SU clearing price. Sl29S. complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-29
25c. cuPs AND saUCERs ron oc. \
PAIR.

beautiful handkerchief China After
Dinner Cups and Saucers that were
25c.. to-day. o.. pair.
TuderglaZe Decorated Toilet sets, con-
tanning u pieces. including slop-Jdi'
were g.: clearing price. SO. complete.
Dresden Decorated Cake Plates, that
were 81, to-day 25c. each.
beautiful Decorated CHINA Plates that
were selling for 2oc., clearing price o..
Reai China Tete-a-Tete Sets that were
81. clearing price. zoe. set.
Delft Decorated Carlsbad CHINA cream
or MIX pitchers that We're J0c., to-day
l5c. choice.
4 lot OF Fancy China Plates that were
q ~. and f5c.. containing many OF
Hayiland n Lantiniers, Limoges, ana
other fine plates. will be sold to-day
FOR l2i.c choice.
White Enamelled. oak. or Mahogany
Jardiniere Stands that were $Lyo,
clearing price. 69c. each.
Five-Foot Step Ladders that were ST.
clearing price, 25c.
Six-Foot Step Ladders for SOC; Seven
Foot Ladders for 3jc.
-Four Fold Japanese Embroidered
Screens that were s.. clearing price,
.-.S9 eacn
81 IS. clearing price. he. each.