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and power, thus keeping o. home much
money which h. nov ont out n the
State for coal. IL should stimulate
manufacturing iudu trie. by furnish.
ing cheap anu desirable Iower whom
ever required In tho city ana vicinity.
IL may solve many problems In M
cheap manipulation and reduction
our ores a1J not ths least o.
bonencent advantages 10 our I
will be the complete Cstsllion a
me smoke nuitanct. The plw,i no
pany IL interesting large am ulls I
Eastern capital In this vital vuiuf ftU,
sni ~ some % the press notices Z ta,
conflict Ia the canyon have implied
that the Power cAmpanles titles A.
IN some way Involved, It lie a mantle /
uIustloe to tails compAuy which has
accomplished 80 much, TO inpiit their
standing with their Eastern aud
European connections by unioundoi
rumoTs as TO a cor nlol Of lille.
"fbe gentlemen connected with
the Big Cottonwood Power oompanl
have no desire 10 hinder In any way
tue development OF that portion Of the
stream In controversy, by any fespOt :
sible parties, ~ they thiIk that there
IL an ample market here for oil the
lower that eau be generated on tut
stream anu will gladly afford aly la.
formation justified by their elpef-
fence or any other did that IL In th,i.
power TO the party that may DO deter
minei to be the rlghtiul owner OF IN
properly"
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This Imminent ia different In com Do
iition from any other linimeut on las
msIkst. IL IL scientific discovery
watch results 10 It being the most ntne-
tTAtiDr Liaiment ever kuOSu. There
are nomrrous whi'o limitations. which
may be fsco ~ msn1sd because they
pay the seller a greater pfor'. Beware
Of ,hsse and demand EdYdrd' SnoV
LiniUssnt. 1t positive cures Rncu-
matlBun, Neuralgia. SprAins, Bruises,
Wounds, Cuts, Scialic apd InnAmmI-
tory Rheumatism, BuTns, soalds, Sore
Feet, Contracted Muscles, sin Joints.
Old soTes, Pain In Back, Barb Wiis
Cuts, Sore Chest or Throat, and 10
especially beneficial IN Paislysis.
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Indicted for Assault.

A. NJ. Cannon Jr. yesterday gave
bones before Judge Hiles for his az.
pearance when wspted TO answer TO an
indictment charging him with twill.
fully and unlawfully striking ons
Charles Crono several blows 10 and
upon the head, face and body with his
hsis. contrary 10 the form OF the
statutes In such cases made aud pro-
vided." rhe ofense charged was com
mittee on the egeE.ng OF Jau. 20;
when The young man, who had heei
drinking, personally anu publicly un.
derlook 10 discipline Mr.. Crane for
what no declared 10 be tho latter's In.
sulliDg and defAmatory methods
against one OF his (CannoI's) ftienls.
IL was Throughout n mist TegretIable
affair, and eau DO blamed entirely to
liquor, az young Cannon Ia naturally u
wnole'souled, generous fellow, not a.
all quATrsltos.e, and, when himself,
would never be guilty Of attacking n
smaller aEd an elder man.
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A COMPLETE KNOCK OUT,
Supreme Court Decides Against The
Probate Judges.
Itwas Test rass aud Was Conourrsd
In By alt tue Va ,mber. Of
the Caurt.

Chief Justice Z.ne In the Sur RENE
court this afternoon delivered the
opinion In the case OF the safe oil
U,ah sx rel, A. q. Bishop Attorney
General, against j. q. McEally, Pr.
bate Judge, hold that tho terms OF
probate judges expire on tho ,eclnJ
Monday In January, 1896, ana
overruling the defendants demurrer to
the complaint. The opirion was COM
CARED In by Justices Barch nud
Miner.
THIS decision IL = compete kuock
out for the probate Judges In every
county OF the State. the suit bsing
bros ght ps a test case.
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on this point, and supported the motion
to strike out.
Allison argued that the section should
rsmain asa means 10 prevent the i'm.
proper uss Of money Ia political cam.
paign', such ss buying whisky, etc,
for the purpose OF influencing voters.
The motion TO strike out the section
was lost. Several amendments 10 the
section were submitted and adopted;
one Of these was the substitution OF the
words "Siate prison" for "penilen.
tisry,n wherever tie latter occurred In
the bill.
10 usny amendments appeared TO be
necessary that n motion TO rscommit
10 the committee on elections wen.
through without opposition.
SECOND READING OF HILLS.
Is. b. 10, defining fellow servants,
was taken M on it, second reading,
which was In progress when the news
ropo-: close.
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A sound liver Make. a wan Man.

Are you BILIOUS, CoIstlpatsp or
troubled with JsunJioo, Sick Head.
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, PAin ia
Back and between the Shoulders, & hills
ana Fever, etc. II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver 10 out OF
order, aud your blood Ia slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HRRBIsE will cure any
disorder Of tho Liver, Btomsoh or
BowelE 1t has no equal ~ = Liver
Medicine. Price rs cents. Free trial
bottles at Y. q. M. 1. drug stoTs.
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James Cowan, u prominent wof
dealer Of this city, IL as proud as a PEI.
cock over this ARRIVAL al nir a. ms this
morning n fne lO-pound speclm, n
OF humanity. Jimmy nsiriy NJ his
equilibrium when the new conner AZ
ri,sd, but he 10 now himself Aga,r.
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uhs,A rsom,s.st insurance nss
haIa.

II. NJ. Blossom, senior member OF
II. NJ. Blossom a Co., 2iT N. 81 b.,
~. Louis, Whites had been lett with
very dit'Toasing cough, tue fssult OF
influenza, which nothing seemed to
relieve. until took BaAards Hore.
hound Syrup. One botglo completely
cured me. 1 ssni one bottle 10 my
sister. who had . severe cough, and
she experienced immediate relief /
always recommend this syrup TO my
friends.
John Cranston, sOs HAmp,hirs
street, Quincy, Ills, writes | have
found Baliards HOrehound Syrup
superior TO any other cough medicine
l have ever known. II never disAp-
points. Price soc.
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Itpc-s ciOttss
rnr HOUSE
After yo,,etdav,. News repo,t n Tho
House closed, Hovatd introduceI U.
II, No. So. an ACT ,lefinI,g ths linn NJ
which salaries Of ,mployos ot nTm.'
assoola,ions or cotpotnllons ,bali he
raid.
IL p-ovIde. that nsymon,s In .mplov.
ets must be- al least twice each montS.
between the l0th and 90ih for woJS
d N, before tho 18th. and bstyysen tbs
last day of the month ard thr ain dav
Of the month fo,lowIng for vork dons
between The l5th ami the last nj The
month.
IL also pfoyIdes that any firm. as.o.
citation on eotpor.tIon tailI1s m c,nnnIv
with the provIsIo,s of Inc sci shsii H.
liable TO their employes for ali dsrlag..
ioss orsxpenSo the saIJ emplove NAV
suffer by reason OF the failure o; ,aid
irm. Association or eornoration moi
paying their emoloyes their waces ss
provided for. 10 DO recovered. unon
propef proof being shown i'm snv e5nIt
Of the state Of oompetent iu,IsdiotIon'
Referred 10 Iudiclaiy committee.
The following concurrent resolutIon
offered by MofiIson phssed,
-.
nosoiNeu, ina. vie sohaio concurring,
IA .,'hi,s y. sno eouiii,'''vn " 'Islihs
the cssIyn.n N, 49," w Hnu
and pubilo accounts -, iha son.' ISL, 49,,
authorized TO engage tho services of a
competent accountant, 10 ACT with one or
moro Of the regular committee clerks. 10
check up the accounts Of all public insti-
tutions Of tho state, and that tho COM
pen,auhn DO paid out OF tho contingent
'unu VI mo n''' iogisiatufo'
On third reading tho following BILLS
passed:
III. b. No. 90, by Nys, extendInp the
time OF redemption of ptopefty ,oId
for taxes from two TO four years.
III. Is. No, 80, by Raddatz. uroyidinv
for the relief OF school dlstrlcts thai
failed 10 levy n spsciaI school Ia. in
1895.
II. Il, No. 81, by the committee on
agriculture and irrigation, fixing tho
iegn nonuays.
u ~ ~ o. oy mhnsnelui making
'no sWsnE OF branded stock, the
oNnsI OF Nhloh IL unknown, felony,
was ~ consent openeu 70 amendment
.nu ,nen lslu on the table pending tho
'huouuctloh OF htuOstllute by Harris.
huet me IesulnR hnu approval OF
yesterdays Journal 10 The Hon,s To-
Jay, = communication was received
rom we Governor, submitting re.
pon OF ihe trustees OF the territorial
reform sonooiiOr the TWO years ending
Dec. 5li 1870.
Ihe SENATE informed The House
~ tue passage by That BODY under .
OF the rules. OF II. Il. No.
70, IN act 10 prevent tue sale OF stock
,nuer fraudulent peoigress; likewise
49,, ~ e9nsu'Ieu ~ anu
'uVp,ou Tue ttpoH OF tho committees on
su'eiaIy on 2. .. ~. NO ., Ielsung TO
ne form OF resolutions. Judiciary re-
'oT, scopteu. .
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De. INoUENT .ssGssMGNr NOTICE.

sheep Rock Mining and Milling Company,
location and principal place Of business.
SAT- Lake Cay.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described STOCK on
ancnunt OF assessment levied on tue twenty.
sixth tldthl DAY Of December, lsuJ. the severil
am 'unts set opposite the names 81 tht Tespsc.
tive - TehOlisis. AZ f0lloHs;
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Ghicaso. ollst lob. 4
wheAt--February as May 6Gi..
Oorn-fehTuAry, az. Nay 90ii.
OAu-EebTuAIy ~. May, ~.
Fork February, so 10; NAV, 400
LArd-february, itGn MAY. S,hcIAs!t,
kibs-february, IS 10, May, so.
Ays-s9.
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sToCRs ASD nAsEEts


NEW NoRK FEB. t.-9t";k market opens
dun, being adversely Influenced by the Ttceipl
or lower quotations from London The con.
sessions were unimpOTtaut
The bulls rushed 20 tho support OF the
market aud under the innuenre Of liberal
buying orders embracing all leading shares
gains were scored al along tie line. ny II
Missouri Pacihc, during tho second hour
unGeT heavy operations nose ~. with 'atoT
recovery. The decline was attended bv
fumors OF probable rrrolyufshlp. Toward
midday the price, again Gtiiienud ald thp
market ruled at close 70 tho top ngures
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g.. .o.o.siors were in attendance a.
rev ,.,,,,,, sessions today, bus most
Tue ,, -, n,.,ep, were OF the sonti'r
d 'A', ~, orenlng proceedings wore OF
l' H.. ' character, there being nothing
!. '' ,.a,' rpplo OF excitement. The
'. I,. rrocsedsd rapidly, however,
l' ,.,". clo,o attention to business.
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y! &:xJ :::|i;]Zy
for Infants ard Children.
MOTHERS, DO Ycu Know


remedies Tor children comro.i opium mophinef
DO You Knoyy '''o opium aud morphine narcotic posous,
no coantre. are a, o narcotic,
without labelling them posons'
DO You Kno that ht permit given your child
unless physician know { 5 e.upolsiI
You Knozy t cifhs purely vlslBe preparation and that of
hsiugreienisis Published with e,cryt
prriou tfthe famous n Samuel Pitcher
has cor now sold than
lei drrn clmbn
KNOW that the Department states and Of
Ito pitcher and hi, assigns u, the word
"cnstorn" and It's formula and prison oaensei
rrsn,g government protection
because cs'ota had been be
that are furnished for 4,
cents, cent dsc1
DO You Know that when perfect may
ttekspt well aus that hlye uairokea t,tp
well ,he.. things Knowing rhyarchas
E .isa sas;s;a as lz1IzZz- :; on szsEz
Children cy1oF Fitoher's castoria.
UZA&AszkxuNvH-xa9gfENz
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narloy-q0 q
Flax Dia ~.
TimothY-tAJ3
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SENATE.

r. ,o,s on the state board OF
TO- Mi in the Senate yesterday
,s ,. was 8 to aL nD,a sl ,psn
n,l,rIly ofsll the members e''O''u-
y ~ lin was defeated.
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siiN's. t,sI.
SILVER t7g lead, $500.
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nrcA,iE LAWS

v.,,,s,. were received from the
h announcing his approval OF
5 ',.. Mi, sent him on Friday, one 10
lis. .a v' blseEllstlng, another regarding
\, supnme court organlH,Iioh anu
.s 80 ~ and one concerning the APP
NM, s,,ssnt Of notSfles public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-04

tnsna Inc OIL Tor an au ACT m
llnltlnn 1 v, compiled laws. sec aIao
on' lug me time for commsn aeu, oioO'
De I'M lake. 'aksn up on third readIno
'ss ''ei Without a dissentipc
n. :, 81, ,, le. relating to crime. ...,.,
b lhird t,s, i,iahehlse, was taken mn
la Il sSeaalng' This names n io up
inashhs I .al against the elgolixss
70 the p,s' ,one OF which are man,
ted o, nesenl .talutes and SOM 'noi US,
t1s Of the no., punishment thereto,
by q n.y. ana Political manaRots '1 !, eau
4 pollIlo.AII nouat Of money sxns ma osi,
Tis, N.Y. the Uoiorsdo lo, Iho till is
lOllueaII' VISION ,sI relating to rsDo,l. =,
f'nalon spslstt was debated h =,
Ni'on, SuoW, Candland, MIN, oy
iluouto vans and Booth. IN l,eI'
.aii tho ssa0 An amsndment yp1 70
lnl,e, onp M t,nhIy OF dsprivations W
male isos, we penalties Tor failina
Cltdlasag was adopted '"ps
io0d.s. Hass'y aud only gays n. u
'~tae!lsnJ '.ellon on that sub,' c Ne
'sfsod with Cans e.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
DEANS INJURIES QUITE SERIOUS.
lie Claims to Have Been Struck by
an Unknown Man.

p. II. Dean, the white man who was
assaulted, or injured by falling on the
curbstone early yesterday morning at
Eighteenth and Franklin streets, and
left in an unconscious condition, was
resting quietly at late hour last night.
DR.. Labenberg, who attended the man,
thinks the skull fractured, but has not
yet made very close examination. The
man seems still to be, part Of the time,
In a semi-conscious state.
When the officer found Dean ne was
intoxicated, but claimed that some one
had hit him when he was not expecting
IL. Dean was born in Amelia county,
but for several years past has lived I'm
Richmond. He Is a machinist by trade,
and has worked at various times In the
machine-shops and iron-foundries in the
city, though for some time past he has
been out OF work. His injuries may
keep him at the almshouse for several
days.
Last night Russell Neal, a negro man,
was arrested and lodged In the First Sta
ton. under suspicion OF the deed.
Anthony Walker (colored). was arrest
ed yesterday by officers Hall and Glib
son, and lodged in the Second Station.
Walker Is believed to have stolen butter
from the Crenshaw warehouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
THE STORE Is CLOSED NOW.
The Proprietor IL Supposed TO Have
Left the City.


Tho grocery-store at No. 722 west
Broad street, kept until few days ago
by Mr.. L. Smith, is now closed, and
the whereabouts Of the proprietor are
unknown by other persons doing busi-
ness In the neighborhood. He is sup
posed TO have left the city, but whether
to return OF not is not known.
Mr. Smith came here last summer
from West Virginia and opened bar
ON west Main street. In October last
he changed his business and opened the
grocery. taking Mr.. Wren into partner
shin with him. on the afternoon OF
THANKSGIVING Day eve Mr. Smith leit
the store. and, IT Is said, told Mr.. wren
that he felt badly and would probably NOT
return for a few days. -,
Two days previous to this ne han
drawn from the State Bank, where ne
tant his account, over 5000 that he had
doI,osited there. Just before ne left the
stora he gave the butcher with whom ne
nod been dealing q check ior go. smith
Was not seen after that, and on satur-
dav the butcher called at the store VITA
the check, which had been dishonorsu.
He was told by Mr.. wren ina. -.
r'os indisposed. and he fastened to ms
rooms where he was toid tha' no A"'
heen gone for several days.
A. wren then began an investigation
"a oscertaining that Smith mad Drawn
81 ,,orev from the bank, ne on iaS.
r,r,5av closed the store. Inc ou'1ne. .
80. oiven goods out of stock sullclene
~ ~ his claim for sS5, and Mr. VIZ
ss,ar,ed the rest into cash TOT nis 80
',,,t though he failed to reaiize 'ne
Whole of the $50 due him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05

1000 pairs Ladies' Black Seamless Hose.
silk finish. Bring along your 25c. ones 70
compare with these. In to-days speciai
sale ....................,. .............z l-1c-
1000 yards four different colors,
positively finest sOIid-COlor Glacej
Changeabie and Reversfble Tonetn
silks. Positively the finest 81 quail
fty will be in tO-day's sale at oOc.
n yard. ..L. B..
AN IMPORTERS LOSS
Is YOUR GAIN.
FINE IMPORTED DRESS GOODS GO
BEGqING T9 2R, P ppATIdG s6c FOR FOR
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH.
T,tamine Cloth, in elegant Black de-
signs and varicolored effects. These goods
are exclusive in design, the latest, ana
most popular weaves, a precise copy OF
81 imported stuffs. for 49,: .;.....SSc.
wool stuffs, including Napoleon-Biue,
French-Blue, Reseda, Old-Rose. Brown
in different shades, especially desirable
for tea-gowns and misses wear; full 6oc.
value till closed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ i-1c'
Bourettes, lovely, raised Black effects,
on colored ground, sc. value, for ....39c.
All-Wool Covert Cloth French finish.
SO inches wide, In different shades or
Tan. Brown, and Gray, unapproachaole
at 0Oc, FOR ...zsc-
Mohair Mixtures, Just the thing for in
door wear in varied stripes, In Black and
Gray, will cost &c. to duplicate.
for .......... IL I-Sc.
54-inch-wide MOhair and SILK Import
ed Diagonal. I'm Brown, Green, and Car
net, cost s1.25 to land, for ..............S5c.
81 % stuff, broadcloth finish, for Sc
Imported Bourette, all colors raised
lace patterns, in Black, worth sl.5O,
Tor ...........'...... .............. ........Sl.
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Lecture at Woman's College.

Yesterday evening j. Garland Pollard,
III, b.. one OF Richmond's most promis-
ing young lawyers. delivered the first OF
a series of lectures to be given at the
Woman's College during the present ses-
sion. A select and appreciative audience
had assembled In the college chapel.
Mr.. Pollard's subject. woman Before
the Law" was treated in highly in
teresting and instructive manner. He
gave some views on which the early laws
concerning woman arc founded, and dis
whether married or unmarried; the laws
of courtship and marriage; the personal
rights and disabilities and property rights
and disabilities of the wife. and divorce.
The lecture was an interesting study in
the history of civilization, and careful re-
search was intermingled with wit and hui
NOR and with illustrations which made
the subject easily Ineligible to persons
not versed In legal terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
Our Special
HOLIDAY OPENING
WILL TAKE PLACE
1o-Agi From 8 to 10 o'clock.

Not a woman in Richmond
who can afford to miss it-fof
more holiday loneliness in all its
various lines-and more Art.
ware, Marble, Cut-Glass, Toys,
Dolls, etc., can be seen here in
one hour during this special ex'
hibit than can be seen in a whole
days hard shopping ordinarily.
The entire store will be in gala
trim for this occasion. Two Of
the special attractions for this
Grand Special Opening will h
the "Graphophone, better
known as a talking machine, and
the I" Regina " Music-Box, only
American music-box made and
best in the world. Willplay a mil
lion different tunes. ALL RICH
MoND is INVITED. Bring the chill
dren to see.
TIE POURQUREAN.PRICE COMPANY.
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A Cloak Manufacturers
Sample ClOaks,

5000 pnirs Ladies' SILK Tameta
Gloves, feeced-lined, costing ooc.;
In to-day's special sale. .'soc'
MEMS COUNTERS BRINGS
NEW STOCK AT THE
DOWN PRICES REMARKABLY.
Mems Laundered White Snirts' never
known TO sell for less than 50c., to be
sold to-day for &c. each.
All-Sik Windsor Ties in all the new
est Plaids, sell everywhere for zoc., 10 DC
sold to-day for II 1-2c. each.
Lot Mems Unbleached Canton-F lannel
Drawers sizes "a only, never sold LOT
less than 5Oc., now 25c. pair.
Mems F'aSt-Black Socks, with seamless
foot, ribbed top. worth l0c. a pair, 10 De
sold for 3 3-4c. a pair
Mems Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs
to be sold for lc, each.
Every size of Mems Finest Ihread
Black Hose, absolutely seamless, double
soles and heels, come pairs In a box, 10
sell for 81; to-day ....................E l--c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
pRoOKS WAS PARDOyED.
The Governor Extended C1emcncy
I'm UehaIf of the Young Man.

c. p. Brooks. of Savannah, Ga. who
was arrested and imprisoned in Peters
burg for the theft of a slot-machine, IS
again free man.
The Governor pardoned him yesterday.
a+ the earnest solicitation of Rev. r. r..
Kerr. who has interested himself in the
Young mans behalf, and the minister
went over to Petersburg yesterday, where
he presented the pardon and secured
Brooks's release. lie brought the young
man back to this city, and VIII SEND MIN
back to his Savannah home.
brooks was arrested with man named
sommers. and the two were given sixty
days in jail. Before the expiration OF
their term Sommers escaped from jail
and Brooks almost succeeded in escaping.
For assisting Sommers TO escape Brooks
had six months added to his term OF I'M
prIsonment and was fined $50 for himself
trying 10 escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
fHB EodRQURglI-PRIc2 ConRfIy:

en- In relief; complete with matt An.15
Princess globe, with gold tracing; a.
whole complete worth >asos special -
day, N.GS.
S.p~rb showang Of Tablss 5use'
opeasd, NJ $3.50, $50, $780, 90
dSwn to Q8.5B. -
AT 1.W--O.p Banquet Lamp; the sote
umn OF fine crystal onyx; the burner =
Of tho latest improved round Rochester,
central draft; worth not less than V'ses
special. 2.N.
II CENTS. Genuine Carlsbad Ch1ne
Cake-Trayss pretty norai spreyst -
variety Of novel designsJ wertn
mp to 7uc-
Genuine Cut-Giass waterB Bottles, cut
star bottom: worth not less than y; as
2S
Genuine Cut-Class OIL or vInegar-Boss
ties, cut star bottoms. cut lapldary stop
pers; worth up TO $50: choice 1t t.5ss
l9c. for SOC. Delft Salad-Bowls.
i0c. for &c. Delft Plates.
SC. for zoe. Dessert-Plates.
And many other items. You Won'e
be disappointed By spending tlns.
and money here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05

Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev.
i. NJ. Mercer, pastor OF the West-View
the Young Mems Christian Association
mems meeting. He will speak on the very
fruitful live, and instructive theme, "Who
Art Thou?" Mr.. c. Wilbur Montgomery.
the sweet tenor singer. will assist In the
song service.
The interest In the Boys Gospel Army
Is still on the increase-increasing won
derfuly in attendance In the last month
or two. Tomorrow at 3 o'clock Secre-
tary Mckee will speak to the army on a
most interesting theme-"The Three
Greatest Pictures In the World" There
will be good singing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
Mary baldwin Pupils Meet

,.orv interesting meeting yonna
yesteroSrSh christian Association, whsn ar, ala
Mems NniriIs OF the Augusta Sara,.
torm,na now the Mary Baldwrm as
seminars s; and organized On aiumnae as
ISOLATION. ~ Charlottesville, and
Mrs; snes Lyons had been eiecteu a,t,u :
Mrs. ,,y,caa,.nresidents at the annual san, 20
nae vles association. and were pfesen' oh ~
receivs ne meeting. which was 10 io'" q
!ecs " ssociation In Richmond. moe
local SAME Cone, 935 west Grace, Wa
Mr., sscretary and Miss Eva vernon
elected OBJ west Franklin treasurer. .so
Bowe' Flaws and constitution OF tne
Inc association will soon be printed printed
gehei sant around 10 all OF the oiu puppl ,.
ana s addresses are known, ana ano.ns, !,
wnos1 viii be called early In the next
year; o,umnao Will have meeting in
NJ dihh e Tenn. during the EXPOSITION
OF 1881 -. .ho wera present were
A. lanes Lyons. Mrs. Scott Mckae,
M s,sss Florence Cabell, Miss Mary harr,
Ne Ms Jackson Guy Mrs. Archer Cary,
Ms Ms Randolph Norris, Mrs. Waller
Gone.