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Evening star., 1896-12-08
Transfers of Real E.t,te

Il street northwest between 10th and 18th street.
Mary j. Bond 20 James L. Ncill, lot 32 So 179.
$40. ~ 40
Eighth street extended and Gsnessee street
sNeiiie Cartwright to Samuel Maddox, lot o. blk %
Bright twOod Park; $40.
Prospect avenue nea. Potomac street-Same to
same, part lots 20 and 21. So. 1919; s10
StOddert street near Greene street-Samue, Mod,
doH TO Sarah s. Wood, lot 3, 81 12S3. $40
Maple avenue near Howard ayennerf,h.s NJ
fairfax ct al. to Minnie NJ. Strayer lot ~ III.
13, lie Droit Park; $6,0OO -'' w. "'A
street northwest between 18th and 18th strccts
- ~ 4. a.nis es a. trustees to Patrick Shusr;le
:. No iIo street northwest-Pauline NJ Cephane
s., 600. -o' ~ $i' s'4'
Morris place between 9th and 7th streets csst-
lot 145, 50. $50; s. 300 " '''e"'
Fourteenth and streets soutbeast-Walto, u
Fowler ct al, trustees. to Robt. W. LESLEY inf %
50. east Of 1912; $2,3OO. w. ~"'
American University Park-Jpo. D. Croissan. a,
NJ. trustees, to Maria Wcems, lots IA 10 IN bik
13: s.. 200. ~ ~ "i>'
Tskoma Park-Isaac Umerson c. ux. TO chas
King, lot s, blk. 2; 100.
Eercnfh between e and straets southeast-Wu
H. Barnes ct nx. to W. Livingston Bruen, original
$S.5%3.SO. Nv
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Wanted MOrC

Three score years and ten. judging from
appearances. have passed over the snowy
mead OF Samuel r. Herbert, and during
many of them the man mas Tot failed to
appear several times in the Police Court
herbert. who might excusably be mistaken
.ipr one of Dickens characters. was again
IN Inc dock today, charged with vaerancy
lie was begging last night on Penns,l-
saEia avenue, said Policeman Gordon Il
drove him away several times hui he ner-
sisted in returning
was not begging declared Samuel
was one Of a crowd watching an arrest
ana on the arrival of the patrol wagon 4
was hustled in with the other man."
How about begging" asked the court
wasn't begging replied Herbert IF
..e pohceman saw me speaking to anybody
they wus me friends"
Sixty days"
We'll, make it ninety, please" requested
Hertert, such action being a surprise in
view of his earliest defense.
Step hack"
Evening star., 1896-12-08
The Sock and BusLin Club.

Mr.. Herbert Kaufmen. the son Of Mr.. A.
Kaufman Of this city. who Is q student at
Johns Hopkins University, is one of the
moving spirits in the formation of a uni
versity club similar to the Paint and Pow
der Club Of Baltimore. the Mask and Wig
Club Of Philadelphia and the Boston Cadet
Club. 1t is proposed to call the new or
ganization the Sock and Buskin Club !"
The promoters Of the club have selected a
comic opera, entitled ''Rumskiho," to he
given during Easter week. The opera has
been revised by Mr.. Kaufman, who has
prepared designs Of the costumes and scenes
in water colors. *
Evening star., 1896-12-08
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA,
happenings of Interest to PeOpl
Down the River,


The twenty-one tramps who were sent to
Jail to serve ten days each AS vagrants re-
fused to work on the chain gang yesterday
They were taken to the station house,
where each was locked in a cell where
they Will remain on bread and water diet
until they concluded to go to work
The following cases have been disposed
OF in the circuit court for Alexandria city,
Judge c. E. Nichol presiding: Geo Sullivan
agt. Nora +. Sullivan; decree for divorce
SnoWden agt Windsor; answer of guardian
ad litem filed. Smoot & Co. agt George w
Jones; order for sale. The Melrose Land
Company agt George Uhler; continued
The United States treasury authorities
have decided to construct a new sewer
from the custom house building to connect
with the King street sewer
MI Samuel Nally and Miss Ida Singen-
letter, beth of Washington were married
at the parsonage of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church last night by Rev. r. l..
McDougle. After the ceremony they re-
turned to Washington.
Notes.
Alexandria Council. Royal Arcan,.m will
have regular meeting tonight. when the
annual election of officers will take place
Other business of an important nature will
be transacted
The revival services which have been
Ioiuucteu ICf some weeks past at the M
r. Church by Rev. F. T. Benson, the rector
nave closed Twenty-Five persons Joined
the church.
Belle Haven Council Junior Order L. A.
NJ. heid regular meeting last night.
IodaY the feast of Immaculate Conc.p-
t!on was celebrated in ST. Mary's Roman
catholic Church. Mass was said at 8 and
SS6 O'Clock am.
1here are now six cases of scarlet fever
in the city.
Magnus l.. Robinson a prominent co.lored
Mason. has gone to Richmond TO attend
.ne Grand Lodge ofColored Masons, which
conveneS today.
Ihe city council will meet tonight.
Evening star., 1896-12-08

Rien1i-by Bu1wer Lyttch j Red buckram bind
ing ..............., Nc Nc
homance Of Two Worlds-by Marie Corelli. Red
Uncle Toms Cabin-iuely Illustrated clifton csc
Fau<t-Favorite Edition. Publishers price
>';tO .s2. GO
Jean InselOw's Pocms-Favorite Edition. illus.
Conquest of Grenada and Alhami,ra: finely iIins.
trated edition. Original price, 81. So New . 81 UO
Love In ldleness-A Tale of Bar Har,pr, by F.
Marion Crawford. Illustrated. Publishers price
IS IN
Good Things of Life. Illustrated by Gibson
Wild Flowers of America-Flowers of every state
" Co. ir.n :. :. :. $lOO
Evening star., 1896-12-08
No Sy1npathy,

Judge Kimball has demonstrated that he
entertains no sympathy for persons con-
victed Of indecent exposure Louis Will
liams. colored. was in the dock of the Po-
lice Court today, and several well-known
residents of Trinidad avenue testified that
he has been in the habit Of standing at a.
rear window of his house and acting in a
shocking manner.
This business must STOP" said the court
You VIII have to pay fine of $3.50 or go
to the work house for six months,
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Books for Home Libraries, Sunday Schools. e

Phillips Brooks Year Book-Seections for every
day in the year. From the writings of the Rt.
Rev. Phillips Brooks. DID. 81. 90
Chambers Encyclopaedia, revised and enlarged
iolu $2stUD
S-'.W
complete Glossary-Buckram binding. volumes
Books in white and gold binding. inciudiny Kent
for the Masters Use. Natural Laws in the Spir-
itnal wo.ld-Drummond. Abide in Christ-Rev.
Andrew Murray. Imitation Of Christ-ThOs A.
kemps. Drummond's Addresses. Ny King and
His Service-Havergal. Lectures to Young Men
ii. W. Reeeher. Especially suitable for gifts. soc.
Dumas Napoleon, translated from the French
Ronola Historical novel by Eliot. Red buck
rnu ny
Evening star., 1896-12-08
C0msurmp
Is CURABLE.

c. II. ENGLISH. NJ D., 1107 G st. NV
have positively demonstrated that consumption
Is due to form Of neurasthenia. otherwise
pros tration depression of the vital pow
ers- This theory has been tried Rnd verified us
correct by years of experiment, with successful
results The bacillus Of Koch discover ed in 1884
is the result aid not the cause OF the disease.
am prepared to fully prove the truth Of my theory
by curing any and every In the earlier stages
1 will positively guarantee to cure every case of
consumption IN the primary stages. Letters frou,
the following named persons are file at my Of
fee: J. E. BARNES. 1910 \. Cap. ST.; G. SCOTT.
433 7th St NV; T. j. PICKEILS, with E. r.
Mertz. 11th and + NV; J. wHEATE, $40 18th st.
NV: A. L. CARSON. 1226 9Th ST. NV; H. j.
Styles. guest at Hotel Buckingham; G. MERIT.
9o6 ST. NV, Rev. ]. II. HILL, 1872 Afh ST. NV
deS-3m, %
Evening star., 1896-12-08
German Journalists Sentenced.

Herr Leckert. one of the journalists on
trial In Berlin, has been sentenced to eight
cen months Imprisonment for libeious SLAM
der. Herr Won Luetzow was sentenced for
the same period for simple slander Herr
Ploetz was fined 500 marks and Herr Ber-
ger was sentenced to a months imprison-
ment for insulting the foreign minister
Herr Foellmer was fned 100 marks for in
sulting Baron karschall Won Bieberstein,
minister Of foreign affairs. Herr Leckert
ST., was acquitted.
Evening star., 1896-12-08
An Assignment.

Eo~lh F. Jones, contractor, has made
an assignment to Geo. E. Emnrons end
JAS E. Padgett for the benefit of his
creditors The assets, consisting mostly of
real estate and equities therein, are placed
at about $4,000.
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Real Estate mt Auc,ion.

c. G. Sloan & Co., auctioneers, sold yes
terday. at public sale. house 32I Nassa-
chusetts avenue northeast, to John X.
Taylor for So, 400.
Radcliffe, Sutton & Co., auctioneers, sold
yesterday, at public sale, house 80 1lth
street southwest, TO Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Fauncc for 81 40.
Evening star., 1896-12-08
MR.. BAYARD CRITICISED
Inc London Globe Says He Sh,u,a
Have Declined Earlier

Inc London Globe. referring 10 the Daily
Ieiegraphs proposition TO present United
states Ambassador Bayard. by popular sub.
scripion. with Christmas gift as a token
of the high esteem which he Is regardan ~
Hreat Britain which suggestion Mr.. Bay
ara deciCed to decline, says: THE proposal
was SO obviously improper that Mr.. Bayard
Will nave done Well to take an earlier
opportunity to decline as his refusal noyp
mas the air of having been dictated by ths
Gnfavorable comments of the press on boih
sides of the ocean, '
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Exquisite China Toilet Sets.

We received the Of
produces and invite the inspection of the best Decora
ton the choice designs and color effects which
one OF the leading decorators this line The finish and symmetry
these goods better than and large we
do enables quote lower prices than before
Those who have Holiday Toilet Ware cam
not the of
from ST 65 the set $I75o which genuine
Limoges China Set complete with large jar Make charming
Wedding Gifts. ~ -
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Woodward \, L0tllr0p,
10th, 18th and N w.
Christmas ShODDim@

Is burden only when postponed until the last week
Early in December and peasurable.
The of carefully
then that the and be
Selections made early be held advised
1y delivered at The specified time
Silver Ware Jewelry Leather Goods Umbrellas
Goods boxed
Christmas Cards, Booklets Calendars-frst floor
Evening star., 1896-12-08
Birthday Party.

Annie Coal was twenty years Of age yes
terday, and in honor bbfo the occasion her
friends, with Mrs. Mary Daley at their
head, rendered the girl q Surprise party at
her home in News alley southwest. Mirth
and merriment reigned supreme until
Mamie Savoy appeared q the doorway like
dark cloud. In eonseaYsnce. Mrs Daley,
with her young baby and sAnn:.. Coal, spent
the night in police station cell, and this
orniIg. were arraignsd in court, charged
with giving an unlicensed, entertainment
Mamie Savoy is one of the most notable
of the regular visitors .tb Judge Kimbaif s
court, but her appearance today was a sur
prise, in that she took tlle stand as prose-
cutting witness, and not as defendant.
Mamie said she attended d bah given at
Anniess house last night, and that an ud-
mission fee of ten cents was collected from
her at the door.
when did you get out OF, jail, Mamie ?''
asked Lawyer Moss
Il didn't come here to tell you that" she
replied, with defiant toss Of her head.
Your honor knows this girl continued
the lawyer.
''oh, yes; I know her weli,' said the
court.
The defendants declared that the affair
was birthday party. pure and simple, and
that no money was collected. The SAVOY
girl. they said. came to Tie house in search
of man. Not finding him. she locked the
door, took the key and induced Policeman
Tyser to place the two women under ar
rest.
Evening star., 1896-12-08

large assortment of new Sets:
! No. 4.12-pece Englis. Toilet Sets newest an
Il I,.lue shape, four colorings-complete with lar
No. 5-12-piece English Toilet Sets choice shanes
exquisite decorations-complete with Jar Per
| 50 90
NO. 6-l2-piece Shaded and Decorated Toilet Sets
IN very artistic decorations and shapes-con,pIeta
"i'n 'ar' fer set. 81 l 90
Evening star., 1896-12-08
HOLIDAY Book News.

Book Store basement believe the
choicest collection of Standard Books
either have been spared everything
anybody
Suitable for Christmas present,
From the least expensive the elaborate edition
From the thousands select following
observe very moderately priced:
Special Lot of Books for Xmas Gifts.
5N3l inches bound in red velum CLOTH gilt top
titles and including Shelley Keats Browning
Wordsworth Lowell Longow and others also such works
Pilgrims Progress Tales From Shakespeare Enersons Essays
Resartus,
soc. per VOL Publishers Price, z5c.
Many OF the above titles MORE silk bndng-very dainty
05c. per vol. Publishers Price, $I.oo.
Books for Home Libraries, Sunday Schools, etc.
Attractive bindings; hundred including
such Adam Bede Sketch Book Twice Told Tales Young Acrobat
Tale of Two Cities, White Company a. Doyle Halifax
Swiss Family Robinson and other good books girls
Evening star., 1896-12-08


No. 1-12piecc English Porcelain Toilet Sets
Royal Blue roloring-Dahlia design-compete with
"
No. 2-12-piece American Porcelain Toilet Sets
three colorings. gold tinted designs-compete with
large JAR. Per set. set.................... Sc. 80
No 3-10-pieee English Toilet Sets. rich American
designs. in raised work efTects-cOmplete with
jir- Per set. Observation-Disclosures. So 90
9Th floor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

OF the city Hall tomorrow eFennls ~
,,.Iack The suggestiOn WAS a@cet1'.
D., the Joint committee. and All mtinu.l :
~ ,he committee from the veterans NA~
could attend were requested 20 re Z - 49,. !.
Architect u. Wiley Anderson VIZ ~
IN. plans FOR the big slruetuIe ~ '.'-
FxDosition-Grounls, stated IN AAs"V -
3 question. that this Dlila-ns "olit' 80 49,
proper care. last from htteen I'd t"s"
years. -. FONT
General Wise then Invited ne whers
committee into the alio'nns foo,"' during
"A suuptuous supper was sefNe .,,,,,c-,,,s
which Gme The veterans t'''
ana interesting war stories..-, p,v.ou
,rre.s rresart were Gene'" g.,
,,-.. tr,t.- c,ruau y. kanN''pi l-D, NV,
's .i-i ~, roi0nel John p. CARY.
q. -"- 90 md Judge Christian
N.''-.. 49,, ~. veterans. and heasr b
VIZ ,,der and Woody rom
n ' r. N wiley Anderson, afehitec1
.-e ~ Mcdowell, Clerk OF me
"a III Richardson leaves this alter-
-, fsr Tampa fla, 20 appear oeioi1
~. southern Passenger AGENTS Aas"'----
IN, which meets there on Llesi@l' a-'-
.rfeavor I'd secure the lowest rates -.l''-
can possibly be g0t,en FOR lae as i-l5
from an parts OF NA' $500
come ro the great reunion. .
Tho -a-nr,iftee % receive and enter
.,f,, Tho sons Of Veterans during Tile
-snr,Iara-s Reunion has been named lsi
r,uou,s. r. ". Afdhood lchairmall' f.
r.eeia Spence. Jr Greer halg D.
W u Wicxham. Newton lockwood h-..-
win Courtney. T.. r. Cox. M-netree fliA-a.
n Lecxy. Jr.. Gervas St0rrs, IT. an.
Lewis ~. Brander
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09
LIZ. In a ,Iain-strr.t ster-.

lust bet1r. - o'clock aF- ---h- AZ
alarm u fire was turned n from Eek u.
located AZ Che corner o. Fourteenth and
Main streets. rhe OCCASION being the c---
ccs.rv % blaze IN -re clothing sLore o-
* FIshsr a. son. -e-s east Mai1 street
Tr- department made unusually 2r1nl z e
response and r-s fremeu worked Wlrn
taauress courage ant CELEBRITY. owing 20
the dangerous location u the IRE The
danes appeared -0 gave originated ~
the rear OF the stove, O. raci7 D--l
ID with clothing Mr. Anderson an-
family resllet JUST ABOVE The store an
they were badly frightened By the dense
volume - smoke wEich l-e- the house.
Yrs. Anderson azt Two O. rhe cni-lrsr
we're brought from the building BY NJ
Henry C0hr. Wlo was Upon t1e ground
shortly afrer the alarm had been sol-'i-
~. and before any q The ce-arrr-l'-1ral
APPARATUS arrived TIE STOCK % Etslsr z
son s-1srel from Injury b. IRE ard
uze.r. but The less. l. L. Understood. =
covsrt b. Insurance. Ths Guiding. Thtc1
belongs % TIE estate q the AK Iacisi
Thomas. vas damaged % TIE sxr=1- q
aoc-- IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

Ire r-r.s God CO LsVs VII geo IN his
work next Frt-ay. Tor on rtar day. as
svsry boy and E-ri IN the city knows.
they gay eacn send tEzir sentiments
. ire cLhsr. EXPRESSED n verse, a11
crsz-El-g -E1-g1-s thar On many a
r-ocnlgE- Els-- have been UPON teei-
rcEg-es. tEr Wh-ch a faint hszrr prevent
81 their urrsr-rg IN - many words.
TSo-Sh their eyes nay have spoken more
eIoC-=ntIy t1an arT syI-lb-es rnar Lps
ccEn have uttered. yes they VII seek
. transmit tEei- message % love n ire
valentine. znt Whllz TIE tttls token viii
b unsigned, ne hIushing CIR. vii PRO-
tablT rot io1g have 70 puzzle he- pretty
hez1 n crossing Who sent II
Bat this = Zap year. ard very likely
the boys vii e0n= IN f1r share OF the
r-issives- Ard II you see a lad lust
after Tire lstrer-carrier has paid his norE-
ing visir snealinx to his room with a
shzn.e-r1cst look upon his face. and
trying hard 20 keep the corners Of his
mouth straight. marx Il down. he has in
his jacket pocket 4 dainty little creation
cc pink pager which he knows has been
sent hy the girl he loves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09
TALK OVER THE AUDITORIUM.
Csnniffees Ceafer AZ TO the Free
fInn Of The etruxlnrr

\ Joint co1fsEezcs q the eozrIstsss
% the city Counca ard TIE Veterans
VAS hid as. Efzht AZ the residence OF
Gensral Peytoa Wlze. Va. 10 vest Main
street Tie cbJsct Of The meeting was
10 csusider serus nethod es procedure in
the natter Of securing the necessary
fgzts for the erection ~ The propl<et
auditorium. which = to be uset On the
OCCASION e tie reunion Of the United
Csnfe-exate Veterans here next June
The eornnltfee from the veterans asked
the Cocncsi for an appropriation CT zaaU
FOR the enterrzirm<nt Of vszsfoxs to the
eiry Hpoa this OCCASION. which was al
loEed ~ the crunciL bux the request
for moo for the erection Of an zdd:c.on
70 the Nrsi< Hall ~ the Expos.rton-
Grounds. although approved by The
Finance csrrntsree, failed to pas he
Council
The zkoie matter OF the constructton
OF tie building was Discussed ~ nearly
every ueubsr present. and all ground
vas thoroughly gone over
M. LAWdsr, Of the Council. stated thai
hs du not yose Cor the resolution a.
- did not see Why the city shooId build
z1e npaltezien. and. thes9h - haked q
crnss ! 1eley n ~ uaf<er. - Wou11
o1rxcs4 e1nrf - eomml<fee fSou ~
cP1nsll M = oee11rU = neeu ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

batteries. 10 mountain batteries
ri..n rompanies. ana zoe urp''- -
,ili~c tabilshulelfs OF afbiitIf' 'f' ~,
che various companies 81 en4iie'e|'
q, the seven bstlaious ot ie'l $50.
i.- so 20 iu batfalons or liu- il- 1870
Hrhlanders. and rifles, 0"H ~ 49,
Colonial corps raised as part OK il1
nerlsl forces. $3.50 10 the Army -f'l.
rorns. a0 10 fha Medical star .tF-'
ana The remainder go The Ordnance 'i.i
onl Army PAY Corps Tn the iiAiIi'"-
zion ID. the army there are on luine -
,,i... rhout 10000. of whom tIu.V are Pm
rreiaud. nearly 1000 In Scotland, ana
~. rest in ENGLAND. wales. ana tne
channel Islands. 5000 IL India. BUR-
mali. and Alden. nearly la..1 I'D sa'
risons Of MAa and iibralt1r; He
fhr care lrl Nltal. tNee Ht iiinthp'Ht
Ar0 10 r.yrf AND thf residue are i-tt-
tered over fha West I1dies. BERMUDA
Nova Scotia. 3acrtus Ccyion. me
Straits settlements and o.her places
come Cf which. IKE Sc Helena, 'Af
the service of rut very small loaIts 'i
the Imperial troops Tire Canadian lr
mini0n has only aIOHt 100 oi flt ntt-
forces. Australia none 1t 1I. ana '.'
recent dispatch of mon % i't az i'AA
west coast has only added about o 'i'.
sand soldiers f0 The ordinary .-i
'n fhat part ~ fhc empire. l--'N
mains The great 0tsorlont oi Ilt 'e-'
Tar forces abroad. ana no i't
mink of the month there were il ..e '-t
great commands of Che Punan hr-t.,
Madras ard noaaaF. rc-tin-.-'
cavalry S. batteries ape rpHpa' OFT
artillery. and a hattaLons o. infantry.
The Bengal command SOD Hhes HF lic
LARGEST norton OF The British .-oeps n
rnaia. having some ota1 end 'nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

Take the Great North road. Except
ur0r market lays. one ulshr have
travelled any fry miles along Be- hetw zen
HL-heare and YORK without meeting atty
people The famous old inns were ln the
condition % the "Dolphln's Head. 81 j.
A(euov-.~ as described b. Dickens I'D his
caraclty as an monumental traveller.
Towns which literally lived b. the road
had drifled into help .essiy s0mnole1-
condition. from which TO apparent h.
man agency could awaken them. and The
stranger therst0 was stared AZ as mlch
az = he had been Highlander or Al
Ir1o 1ols ID fun WARRANT The hishTsY
itself. being o. no particular value &C any
body since the Great Northern railway
BEGAN % whirl the Old patrons OF the
road along az forry-Eve miles an hour.
was allowed 70 decay. and n wet seasons
or snowy weather vas Vsilnlgh lr-saz-
sable
TIE range f1r wheeling has prO1ucet
. rapid transfogM4tio1- station yourself
az any POINT goa IKE. aad try 70 count
the machines Wnlch pass on a ane Sat-r-
day afrsrzoon during the coarse o. Al
hour. AMI Tou win soon abandon th- t-sk
a. hopeless. Then. ccns.1~- that every
rider of every m4cn5re spsr1z socDeE1ing
d1riag rs trip. even II II Be bat lie ccst
q a Temperance drink consider that a
very. large number Il SATURDAY r.c<rs
sleep OFT and make coed ms4ls f1ri--
their journey: that they ase constantly
sperding sonethlng over ard above Their
actual travelling expenses: that Ire won-
1erful sxtsnsloz % cur ac4u2Inta1cs win
CIR own co1atry rss1itf1g from rneze
peaceful lavzsIo1s ot Il BY The i1n2h1-sr l.,
not r1ersly % ire metropolis. o1- a every
city ard Considerable to@n IN lne lan1.
has IsI TO the rs<1rA~sh-Es ~ o. sufh
local liens a. the sas.fs. O. the zbb<y.
or the great Soaeacfy's b.rthp1<e. 81
the waterfall. or The yizw the szspestoa
/ o. al Of Vhleh fn<ans he <zpenditars q
rDoEey1. and an sppscxi1sat~ E>z MAJ Be
gained Of the ine1<ac< ~pon r4t,oz1l
tF1de wsleh this 2asttns &'ons sxsr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

The Condition o. Dr. Palmer. who has
been III AZ the Virginia Hospital for two
months. has not materially changed IN the
.zsr few cayz The patient Is gradually
growing weaker.
Mr. Frank D. Hi. who has been under
The treatment Of Dr. A :. Wexford foe
several rcnrhs. was reported By his ply
sir-zn last n.ght 10 be perhaps slightly
better
Mr.. 7. o. Barbour. treasurer Of the
Chesapeake ana Chic Railway Company,
has returnei from New York where he
vas faken % consult a specialist There
Is no change In Mr. Bzrbour's condition
Mrs. Z A. Kecsee Is quite sick At her
residence No q north Eighth street
Mss Mary Johnson. principal Of The
young ladies' school ~ No zls west Gracs
street h Dangerously III at Ter home. No
rs west Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-09

Every mother h1s N mere "a 81 :.
szIss 81 CHILDRENS UNDER" EAR
and DRESS Is
". sta-d aIon- n magnitude Of stock
ant multiplicity o. styles, anc III 10y
- A., ,~a---anr On sats that = not pro-
rsriy made ard perfscr-ftting- ms nct
only apolIeS 70 our ChLItren's Cnderwear
bIIr hollis good On cur immense stock OF
LADIES' MUSLIN ENTERTAINMENTS.
Below NE give hint % some OF the
values offered.
Muslin Drawers 20 n cniicrs1 rom :
- vears neatly made ard finished. be
Larger sizes 70 20 u years. - and DC.
IRE above are made with cluster OF
tucxs above hem
Al excellezS-Q quality Drawers. made
with cluster q tuczs above -cEle q
Harhurr-sizes from to 5 years. and
ranging in PRICE from Sc TO BE-
The 1ner qualities al eorrespondingiy-
low figures.