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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
PrBLLC BATH HEARING NEYT WEEK.

, The hearing on the subject of municipal baths is
to take place in the Mayors ofice Wednesday.
There will be five-mnute addresses by General
Coils William CASTOR Hamilton. Commissioner
Faure DR. Moreau Morris and William II. Tolman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
DOBBS FERRY.

John c. wrghts youngest son died on Tuesday
morning.
The Beard OF Village Trustees have made ar
rengements to collect garbage. provided that 1t is
Ecpt free from other refuse About q month ago
" 1ossd issued an order that no ashes containing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
COLD FOR GERUANY.

Gold to the amount OF $4,000 Withdrawn
from the Sub-Treasury yesterday by Heidelbach.
Ickelheimer & Co. for shipment TO Germany by the
Augusta Victoria, OF the Hamburg American Line.
which sails to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
81 Sunset 7:IG Moon n IN 20 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook sc Gov. Island 200 He'll CAT. 4:O7
P.M-Sandy Hook 2:4 Gov. Island 90 Hell Gate 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
ARDSLEY.

John Ortgies has leased his farm for three years
to Frank Cole and Walter Odell
The hrst annual picnic OF the Ardsley Hose Com
pany will be held on June 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1890
ARRIVED.

steamer Anchoria tBrl. Campbell Glasgow MAY 10 and
Neville u, with mdse o2 cabin and 2o4 seersge passen-
gers to Henderson Bros. Arrived a at d m
Steamer Trave. from Bremen, via Southampton with
mdse and passengers to Oerichs & Co. Was SIGHTED
south OF Fire Island at 1924 D IN.
steamer Vera tGer). Pohle Genoa May 7, Naples 8
ma dibraltar IL. with mdsc. u cabin aud 8 seerase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
Announcements.
r. e. W.
ARAPAfIOE.
r. . W.
z. . W.

DR.. Williamson. specialist medical and surgical
diseases OF women. 1875 Lenox-ave. 10 0.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.


Algonquin. Charleston. Clyde. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

SATURDAY MAY %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-secOnd and Broadway
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12
THE COHEN co.

Tin Kitchen Sets, worth 25c containing
Stove and Cooking Utensils, for Sc
complete
Oak-Finished Sideboards, worth double
for &c each
Chime Bells, 5 and 10c each
Boys Sleds, 19c value 40c
81 Steam Engines for 4Sc
l8-inch Kid-Body Jointed Sleepine
Dolls, with bisque heads, worth 81 SO
for 59c each
Large Kid-Body Sleeping Dolls. worth
81 so, for csc each
So Kid-Body Dolls, "a inches long, for
81 80
Richter's Stone Blocks, 81 so sets, for
zoe see set OF Stone Blocks for 35c
25c sets of Stone Blocks for Sc
Toy Tea Sets, containing "a pieces of
Imported china, for 15c
Hardwood Express Wagons, with STEM
cilled body wor4h 75c for soc each
Large Archarina or improved Croka-
mole Game with all appliances for$ 1913
instead of So
H sndsomely Dressed Dolls, sold else
where for SOC for ice each
Il-inch Kid Body Dolls, with flowing
hair and showing teeth, worth zoe for
Sc each
soc sets of Wooden Building Blocks for
-25c a set
Large Soldier Sets-Cavalry Infantry
etc-$1 to-day soc each
lot of 81 50iIron Toys will be sold to-
kday for SOC
THE COHEN co.
Q, II and I3 Broad St.
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ABnlliant Wedding.

A very pretty wedding took plasc
w ednes day evening, Nov. 2oth at tn
First Baptist Church, Centralia, Va
The bride was Miss Mamie E. White
who was united in holy wedlock to Mr
Charlie Q. Fisher. The wedding oc-
CURED at s o'clock and before tina
hour the church was filed with a
throng OF guests numbering $50. There
were four brides maids and four ush-
ers. Misc Sadie Briggs, who walked
with Mr. Daniel Glenn. She wore pink
satin Miss Estelle Gregory, white
silk. with Mr.. Willie Goode; Miss Mol
lie West, pink silk and ribbons, with
Mr.. Willie Pryor; then came the
groom leaning upon the arm OF his sis
ter, Miss Missouri Fisher, who wore
lowed on the arm of the best man, Mr..
Edmund Hewlett. She carried a hand
some bouquet. Her costume was a
white satin and ribbons, and she had a
large ribbon bow on her shoulder and
wasfastened with q large buckle with
80 rhyme stones. a tulle veil draped
her figure and was fastened over her
brow with q pearl brooch. The rich
veil and handkerchief of exquisite lace
which she carried were both gifts Of
her aunt, Mrs. Kate Gregory.
The bride received large number of
handsome presents the principal one
being handsome BRUSSELS carpet and
a psrlor suit, the gift of the brides
parents; and a silver card basket
from Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah Elliott IF
Boston, Mass.
The ceremony was performed By
Rev. 7. HI. Johnson, pastor of the
bride, and Rev. w. H. White cousin OF
the bride, and Rev. J. L. Scott. A de.
hcious supper was given the guest.
numbering $50. Among those present
from Richmond were Misses Fannie
Dixon, 9O6 st. James street, Minnie
White, Hill street and Mrs Susan
Clark, 728 north LIST street, she wore a
black silk with pointed lace. Mrs.
Kate Gregory, the aunt of the bride
from Atlantic City, wore black gilt
ed lasce over black satin. Miss Jen-
ME johnson, the daughter of Rev.
Johnson. of New Kent, wore pink silk
Miss Annie Johnson of Church Hill
wore pink crepe with lace and ribbon
The father and mother of the bride
marched in first; then came the sister
Of the bride, and her husband with
their thre children, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Briggs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12
New Era Institute.

The New Era Institute will be held
five nights, beginning. Deeember i4tb
and ending December Is, 1885. Mon
day night, 9th Baptist Church, Rev.
George Cooper, d D,
Tuesday night, Dec. 18th, Ebenezer
Church, Revs. Hiden, ID. D., and r
Wells. 49,
Wednesday night, 5th Street BAPTIST
Church, Revs. j. M. Young and D. N.
Vassar.
Thursday night, 4th Baptist Church
Jones. ~
Friday night, 2nd Baptist Church,
Rev. DR.. Hatcher.
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25th Anniversary.
9, II and IS Broad S

Saint Martha's Council I. o. of Saint
Luke, on Monday, Dec. LIST, 1895, in g
regular meeting, substantially con
WINGED one of its MEMBERSHIPS. Chris
topher Wilkerson of the sincere appre-
citation of her faithfullness for a num-
Der of years, as their treasurer, and
Der services in other capacities in the
order. Mrs. R. D. Bowser of Arabella
Council was invited to be present and
to present to Mrs. Wilkerson q very
handsome silver tea urn, and sugar
bowl. in honor of her twenty-fifth
marriage anniversary.
The presentation was accompanied
by many good wishes for success and
happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkerson.
For all of which Mrs. Wilkerson re-
tnrned sincere thanks to Saint Mar
tha's Council.
The Council afterward contributed
$40 to the Richmond Women's League
or the benefit of the POOR.
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3x4-yard heavy ingram druggets, sold
at 8 90; now SO
Here is hint of the

3x4-yard heavy ingram druggets, sold
at 30; now so
Here is a hint of the
oHINAwARE
that is 10 make quick sales.
Imported Real China Bread and But
| ter Plates for &c
114-piece sets of LIMOGES CHINA
DINNER SETS, usually 50 90, for % OC
| TOILET SETS, IL pieces, with slor
jar, hand decorations, imported TO
| have been sold for rs, at 2 9S
Imported Under-Glazed, Decorated
DINNER SETS. new shapes, prettiest
designs of decorations in Green or Law
ender, sold in all the New York best
retail china stores for 16 go; these 8 so
set
A NEW TOILET SET, vivid decora.
ton OF roses, crysanthemums, lilies OF
the valley. etc, II piece sets, with
large, handsome jars, were to be sold
for 10 90; any in the lot 90 "a
Artistic, fine pieces of Limoa3s Chi
ma, in Fern Dishes, Salad BowlA Cele-
| ~ Trays, Chocolate Pitchers, Tete-a-
Tete Sets, Ice-Cream Sets, etc, choice
of any or all for 9s
| Handsome, Artistic China Plate and
| Plaques. costing 90 and upwards,
choice for 45c
$40 pairs of After Dinner Chocolate
Cups and Saucers. costing up to 67c TO
import, ; choice 10c pair
French China Comb and Brush TRAYS
XII inches, most artistic hand decora
ton, costing 70. for 75c each
Think OF Real China Cracker Jars to
be sold for Ice; or India Vases at &c
each
Real satsuma Vases as large as 2 so,
for CSC
Dresden Cabinet Ornaments, three
in box, for 15c
PIC China Inkstands, for IOc
IL Carts bad Reach China Dinner Sets
hand decoration, gilt handles, to be
sold for y 80, and hundreds of other
things
SALE OF CHAIRS.
Mahogany Rocker, upholstered in silk
plush and silk brocatelle, for.2. rs
each never heretofore less than 5.
Ladies' Quarter-Oak Sewing Rocker
for sec
Large Piano Polished, Quarer-Oak.
Curly-Birch, or Mahogany Rocker at
the wonderful price of 3. 98
Any heretofore Is Rocker to go for9
TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, ETC.
Celluloid Bouncing Balls, nicely color
ed, worth 25c for Sc each
Fine German-China Toy Tea and Wash
stand Sets, worth csc for 48c each
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12
POST PoNED

The Japanese Tea Party, which was
to have taken place last Monday night,
at the Odd Fellows Hall, was postpon-
ed on account of the sickness of the
President of Friendship Association,
Mrs. Thomas Smith. Notice of said
entertainment will appear later.
MIRA. THOMAS SMITH, Pres,
HoRAoK HoDaEs, Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

NELsON-JkcKsoN-The marriage Of
Mrs Sallie Jackson to Mr.. Reuben Nell
son, will take place at the residence Of
the bride, 1908 North 9TH St., at z p. m.
Thursday, Dec. 18th. The ceremony
will be private, only members OF the
family being present. A reception will
he held from to II p. m, at their
fnture home. 6O6 North LIST Street, to
which all friends are invited. No
Cards, -
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PARKER-Died at her husband's
residence, No. 8 Z. Duval Street, Sat-
urday, December 8, 1895, at D. m AT
the age OF 81 years, Mrs S. Nj. Parker.
The funeral took place from the Fifth
Street Baptist Church, Monday, De-
cember 9TH at 3 p. M, Rev. w. 4. Ora
ham officiating, assisted by Rev. J. Ii
Brice.
Farewell, my husband, near and dear
know you loved TO keep me here
But Jesus calls, must obey,
And angels welcome me away.
Weep not for me, my husband, dear,
You know how did suffer here;
You know that endured much pain,
And that your loss is my great gain.
lis true, left you here to mourn,
And never shall to you return;
But If you are faithful to the end,
The God OF Love will be your friend.
Sorrowing husband, weep no more;
Your wife, dear, is gone before,
A Few short years of toll and pain,
Then we will meet again.
God of Love, send me some token
From the spirit world above,
That these hearts, ali crushed broken.
May ba healed By heavenly love
Her Husband,
s. M. PARKER.
SCOTT-Mr. Thomas R. Scott died
at $40 K Preston Street, Nov. 9th At
2:2O p. NJ, 1895, in the Gath year OF his
age. He was a member of the church
for 40 years; and was sick for g wears
or more, but bore his sickness with
christian fortitude and faith. His fu-
neral took place from the 5th Stree I
Baptist Church at $3.50 p. M, Nov. 2eth
DE was member of James Needham
Lodge. A. Hayes, Funeral Director,
be leaves widow, five children and a
host OF relatives and friends to mourn
their loss.
The funeral ceremonies we're con-
Quoted by Rev. w 49, wn, or Roam
oA1, assisted bs +. Grshsal
Young and Jacob Turner.
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Notice.


Richmond, VA, Dec. 10, 1895.
There will be a meeting OF the
Mltchell's Aid Club at SI3 north First
street. Monday evening at five O'Clock.
All ladies, friends and acouaintances
OF Mr.. Mitchell are requested to meet
there BETTE GRAvEs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12


ga Damask Table-covers. 75c
Heavy damask Table-covers, Centre
pieces. and heavy knotted fringe, l rs
Damask Table-covers, Pr yards long
Roman Couch-covers, 4 90
Heavy Ribbed Ottoman Portieres
90
Handsome Damask Portieres. 4 80
SPECIAL LAcR-cURTAlN VALUES FOR HoL-
IDAYs.
Lace Curtains. 75c to LIS 90
White Nottingham L,.ce Curtains,
90. worth 2 90: ? so, worth 4 90
SPECIAL PRICES ON CARPlrs FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
Heavy Yard-Wide IDgraSr, 25c a
yard, worth 40c
Our soc Extra-heavy Ingram, 35c
All-wool Ingram, SOC a yard
75c Tapestry Carpet. SOC
Velvet Carpet. 75c was 1 90
Best quality Wilton Velvet, 90 &
yard, was / so
1 so
1s-inch Smyrna Mats, 45c; Small
Rugs, zoe
86-inch Oriental Rugs, 1 25
26-iDch Brussels Rugs, 90
60c Door Mats. 25c
Druggets, all sizes, from the small
est to 4x5
Smyrna Druggets, sizes 4x5 only % 90
We carry the best patterns of Samp-
sons hoor O1-cloth, in 4, B. 8, s, and
l2-4
9-foot Window-shades, Soc
Window-shades, made to order, in
opaque and Scotch Holland
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
Medium-size Bed-Comforts, 89c
Extra Heavy Bed-Comforts, 60c
Bed-Comforts, line with pure white
cotton, 1 90
Cretonne Comforts. lined with cheese
cloth, 26
Saline Bed-Comforts, nicely corded,
l 80
Fine French Saline Bed-Comforts,
2 %
Siberian-Down Comforts, 3 so
Great Bargains in white and gray
Blankets
White Twilled Blankets, s5c
Large size White Blankets, 1 so
All-wool ia Blankets, bound with
silk, so
Crib Blankets, 25c
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
High-back Cans-seat Dinning-room
Chairs, 85c
Cane-seat Rockers, zoe
Cane-seat Rockers, l 70 worth 80
Large-size Rockers, 1 98, worth 3 90
Collar and Oud-boxes, Work-boxes.
Shaving Sets, Comb and Brush, in
stands, in silver: Match-boxes, Silver
Trays
PoCKRT-BooKs
Seal Pocket-books and Card-case
combined. 25c
Real Seal and Monkey Pocket-books
Alligator Pocket-books, Doc and SOC
Chateline Bags, 25c to / so
Black Coney Boas. 10 tails, 1 90
Marten Boas, 10 tails, 8 co
Feather Boas. 85c to 90
Mink and Narten Fur, 60c
AnRora Fur, SOC yard
TOYS IN THE BASEMENT.
Wagons, Toe to z so
Baby-carriages, 25c to 90
Sleighs, 35c to 90
TIN TOYS.
Tin Wagon and Horse, sc to soc
Tin Stoves, 10c TO 25c
Tin Carriages. 25c
Sideboards, soc to 90
Ice boxes, 40c
Tin Toys. all kinds of shapes, with
music, 25c
Stables, 25c
IRON TOYS.
Banks, 1Oc to 1 so
Register Banks, 1 20
Iron Stoves, 25c to 90
Cannen-Csrt, 90
Wheel Rake. %
Steel Cutter, %
Blackboard, %
Coal-Cart, %
Fire-Engines, %
Horse-wagon. 90 to 80
Hook and Ladder, 1 90 to l so
Iron Trains, with Engine and sever
al Coaches 25c to 90
Ice-wagon, 2 so
China Tes Sets, 10c to 8 90
WOODEN TOYS.
Horses. loo to 90
Cars, 25c
Lounge. 26c
Boats, 25c to soc
Pianos, 25c to l 90
"A Soldiers, soc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12
Organ Recital.

There will be given at the First
rrssDySerlan Church, corner Monroe
and Catherine streets, a grand OrosS,
Recital and Concert, Tuesday eveni1or
Dec. 10, 1896. An excellent proora,7,
has been arranged. Admission, l6e.
Musical Entertainment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12
Special Sale.

will sell all trimmed hats at and he
low cost Friday, Saturday, and Mon
gay, to make room for Christnn as
Goods. JUN %
Mrs. NJ. D. CHAMLEE.
314 East Broad ST.
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WANTED.

Broom makers with Machinery al
good wages
R. ". ELsoM,
All E. Broad St.,
lZ-1z-2t Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

There will be grand Musical Enter
Salnment at Moore Street 3aptist
Onurch, Monday night, Dec. 2Ist.
Doors open at p m; performance
commences at O'Clock sharp. Miss
Emily frlce Will sing. Refreshments
IN abundance. Admission, 10 cts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

Marry II correspond with pretty
girls auT handsome gentlemen. Many
verS 81 CHI.
k6' aress,
The Northern Matchmaking Co.,
Private Box, Sol.
Lakewood, n. J.
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GLOVES
HANDKKRoHIKFs.

Hemstitohed Silk Handkerchief, 25c
Gentlemen's White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. &c
Ladies' Embroidered and Open-Work
Handkerchief 10 to SOC
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 1Oc
Ladies' Open-Work-Co Corner White
Handkerchiefs. &c
Gentlemen's White or Colored- bord-
cred Handkerchiefs, 2 to DC
Ladies' Colored bordered Handk kerr
chiefs, DC, worth Sc
Geutlemen's Pure Linen Hemstitch-
ed Handkerchiefs, 12%c apiece
Ladies' Eiderdown Dressing Sacouea.
all colors, crochet edges, 75c
Flanne)lette Wrappers, 90 to 1 90
HOSIERY.
Children's Ribbed Hose, Fast-bIack.
double knees and soies, 12ISc, worth.
25c
Ladies' Fine Gauge Black Hose, 125Sc
Ladies Cashmere Hose, 35c
Ladies' Gray and Black Wool Hose.
Ladies' Fleece-lined Hose. 25c
Gentlemen's Seamless Tan Socks, 4
pairs for Zoe
SPECIAL DRIVES THIS WEEK IN BLACK
AND CoLoRKD DRESS GOODS.
Colored Taffetas, all shadings, 69c
yard.
Black Peau de soire. So. ward.
worth 30
Black Figured Silks. 1 90, worth 30
Boucle Cloaking- Red. Blue and
Green-56 inches, l 90 a ward
Black AstrachAn, J. 90 to 80
Dark Outing, DC yard
New patterns, in Heavy, Fleeced-
Back Fiannellettes, loc yard
Ilnsel Drapery, 10 and lake
Sllkoline, new patterns, I2JSc
26c Bed-tick, 15c yard
1fc Blue Denim, 1256c q yard
BOYS CLOTHING.
All Wool Kersey Suits, 1 rs
Fancy Cheviot Suits, 3 90, worth 4 90
Blue Tricot Suits, 4 90
Black Clay Worsted Suits. 4 90
NEW LINE OF DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
BUTTONS.
Narrow Edges. 10 to soc
Frogs. IL to soc
Small Pearl Button, 10c q dozen
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There will be a
CANTATA OF ESTHER
GIVEN AT AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF
9th rlOunt Zion Church.
MONDAY. DEC 11rry ~ooc

MONDAY, DEC. I4TH, 1896
Under the management of mS~
Sarah j. Woodson. ..
Aing, Mr.. Thomas Washington
MISS Lucy MiIer; HamaRs y Queen,
Organise, Mrs. Lena FRI .liel Clarke
Interesting debate. sc,
IS the most service subject (which
the Broom. pebs' the Dish Rag Oh
OF LunenonFG cers, Mr.. P r. Smith
. a ~ 1ASPs Jounty, Va, and Mr.
Doors or =.
CONNER sen at z o'clock, performance
ADM .ces at 8 O'Clock.
.lssION, OCTs
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

Mrs. Harriet Mitchell has re-
turned to the city from Brooklyn, N
T., on account or the sickness Of hen
son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

Rev. w. NJ. Moss, B. D., of Dam
Vile, Va, called on us,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-12-12

Out of town Managers: We have
most reliable managers representing
US in the persons of Mr.. John w. How
ard, 2l3 north Main street, Danville.
Va. Mrs. Alice @. Allen, West Point.
Va; Mr.. E. NJ. Canaday, 1876 Queen
street, Norfolk, Va; Mr.. W. @. King,
1901 Piorce street. Lynchburg, Va.
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Mary and the Lamb, soc
Drawing-Boards, on large stand, SOC
Wash Set, with table, board, unique
bucket, tub, and rack soc
Tool Chests, 25c to 90
Bureaus, 25c to 3 so
Sand-Sifters, 25c
Cradles and Beds, 26c TO / 90
Rubber Balls. 10c to 1 80
The Bljou Repeating Air-Rifies, 1 25
Dressing the New Women, 55e
The Harmless Gun, Toe
Cap Guns, 25c
Doll-Chairs, 25c TO 90
Horns. &c 20 25c
Carpet-Sweepers, 25c to zoe
Magic Lanterns, bOc to i 20
Games OF all kinds, lOc to 90
Parlor Croqu9t Sets. SOC to l 80
Ten-Pins, 25c to 90
Switch-backs, 20 feet long, l 5O-wilI
hold 200 pounds.
Fortune and general Director, soc
Picture Puzzles, 25 to Zoe
Check-boards, 10 to 25c
Distinguishes Zoe
Printing-press, 1 %
Brownie Ten-pins, 90
Brownies Of every description
Brownie Dolls, Toe to so
Unbreakable. so to soc
Rag Dolls, 25c
Rubber Dolls. % to soc
Cry-babies. 25c
Kid-body Dolls, 25c to 3 90
Jointed Dolls, poe to so
aENTLEMEE's AND Boys NEoKwKAE-
SOC Teck Ties, for the holidays. 25c
Ready made Windsor Bows, 25c
Windsor Ties, % and soc
GLOVES
Gentlemen's Astrachan Gloves, 37ISc
Boys Fur-Top Gloves. soc
Children's Leather Mittens, SOC
0entlemen's Buck Gloves, fire and
waterproof %
25c
Gentlemen Gauntlets, L 90 to so
Ladies' Congress. Pique Gloves, all
colors and Black, 90 instead OF so
Ladies' Marguerite Kids. in tan.
black. yellow and corn, 90
Ladies' White Kids, Black stitching
75c
Children's Mittens, 10 to 25c
Ladies' Jersey Gloves, lie
Ladies' Fleece lined Gloves, 15c
Ladies' Finger-tip Gloves, %, 81 and
soc -
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- We pay Weekly Sick Benefits -Wm
and Death ClAims. Further InfoF-
nation WIN be given all par
so1s b5 s&dFessimx tka
Business MAaaRar.
Building 72S N.Second ST
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Holiday Goods
Xmas Gifts

Tor every one-old or young:
Ladies Desks and Davenports. IN
Oak, Curly Birch, and Mahogany. the
daintiest styles, brass trimmings. some
PLAIN, every style of carving, some
qualnt, some modern. up to-date STYLE.
VI course, they're yours on credit.
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Them All.

HOME OFFICE: 81 N. 9Th St.
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nIYYT,I mAHkf9A CORNER
Happy Christmas Times Are Here

ShG ~h y tv at n e d T price
~ 1Ofe 0IOKED AWAY
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We Are YOur Friends !
Our AGENTS WILL CALL Up
ON You.
Richmond Beneficial
and Insurance Go.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STocK,
$4,000.
Officers and Board Of Direc-
tors:
W. r. GRAHAnE. President.
W. 3. CuENEHsEAlG, Vice-Rresident,
JoRN 7. TAILOR, 6ee. & Business Man.
A. I. GRIHss, Treasurer.
E. F. johnson, O. @. williams. il.
Carter, P. A. Martin, A. B. Hawkins.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, STocK,
$4,000.

E. F. johnson, O. @. Williams, J. J.
Carter, P. A. Martin, A B. Il awkins
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-17

steering gear. The wheelsman is pro-
tected by hood Of steel, open on the
forward end. A flying bridge connects
the poop with the top-gallant forecastle
for convenience in bad weather.
The bowsprit is all one piece, sixty
seven feet long. The lower masts are
one piece of steel The lower yards
measure ninety-two feet The vessel
has wire rigging throughout.
She carries for her anchors two bow
ers weighing $500 pounds each, a
stream, kedge and space anchor. Two
large cranes take the place of the usual
cat-heads.
The Dirigo's officers are: Captain,
three mates, two boatswains, cook
steward, carpenter, engineer, four boys
and a crew of twenty-four men.
The Dirigo is here to load sugar for
New York She will get to work as
soon as possible.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-04-17
First Steel Ship Built in the
United States.
COMPARATIVELY NEW VESSEL
Fourteen Days From san Francisco.
VIII Load Sugar for New York.
Built at the Owners Ship Yard
in Maine-Very Heavy Tonnage.

The ship Dirigo, Goodwin, master, ar
rived in port yesterday afternoon and
tied up to the Pacific Mail wharf The
trip from San Francisco was made in
fourteen days. Fine weather was ex-
perienced all the way, with the excep-
tion of the first three days, when south
west winds were encountered. She
sighted the islands Tuesday night.
The Dirigo is one of the finest sailing
vessels afloat. She is the first steel ship
built in the United States.
This is practically the Dirigo's maid