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New-York tribune., 1896-12-31

.o-,.- on, q, 2 vears....... 10000
o. Brien william Gabriel Sommer. corner n. os,
h-st Ith- years. '"''>
Richie Charles. and wife TO IDA r. iro"n' zoo
corner Trinity and i56th st. demand Law
Robinson Julius \. To the Metropolitan SsNlnss
Rank 9 Mercer It and Washington ,o- M,
Place year 40
schni,xer Louis S. to George Hcroener AW
nue. A. II cf 3sth st. years mort ooo
SearIes Sarah W. Jennie T. I'urinst "ih- ., M,
St go II z Of 4thave. j years '-''
Ychrnit, Jacob and wife 10 Jane Il os'hout NJ 100
500 East i1th-st. years ...... ''-
Stolz George. and wife 10 l.lirap',h pu,a, ~
W unior- ave- io''o IL d o' n'''''". '''.. 5000
Sica Ellen and Joseph the EmiSrant indus,rih
Savings Bank. l3.th-st. 800 II oi "i'iS no
ave ! year ear. ,.. : 10 t:mciinc g Iualum No
West 35th st. . years '''
Thompson. Walter +. and wife n inc New ,r ,..s
Savings Bank. s0th-st. 'oo III "' "es' :, ooo
End-avc 2 years it-.,i '''
Same same 10Th st. 10 n OF "cs' I'm" :, ooo
same 10 zane 7oh-si 1870 n Of West End 8, ooo
''''
Same 70 same ii5 II Of West End =, o,o
3 yea
Same 10 SANE 10Th ST. s. . Of West End ., ooo
Volmar Frederick ard wife the Dry DOCK
Savings Institution. 18th ST. 1"" u "i = 600
Home year ''
Virgins Eliza J. Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY, 10th ST. 2i II W ~ West hnd ooo
''''
Wright &c, ree TO the Emigrant Industrial say,
ings Bank Ith-st. as.? n q of 2'h a. ,o ooo
Whitman Nathaniel to Emile T I.esher. as OK
@ 20 ..r rshy % si % rears .......... 10000
White John o Emma Neurnann. lots o2" ana coo
1921. map I-acona Park 2ith N1rd - years WV
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Raumann. Ludwig. and wife 10 the Greenwich
Savings Bank 40 80 West l6th-st. year......
Boyle. James I. and wife 10 North New York Co
operative Building and Loan Association.
Eryani ST. - # II Of Freeman II. instalments.
Defendorf Wilson L. ard wife to Joseph g Levi.
trustee. Nos 800 and 1854 i,oWery and Nos 10
and ~ East 4th-s'. q part, instalments. .....
Eifnger John. and wife TO Leopold Jonas. No 1872
r Foehrenbach 90 "a corporation TO United States
Trust 60 Of New York. 46th 81. 80 II %
10Th ave years. ..................
Foehrcnhach. Francis and Michael and wife TO
Fr-dline. Louisa g. to Max KOrn. No %
Wooster -. d,mand. Observation-Disclosures.
Green Ceiia A. To Albert \ Ammidown. as com
nliitee. Mary \ Ammidown No 20 Riverside
Drive. years....... Observation-Disclosures
Grimm. Louisa to Katie Herod. lIlth- st. iig
II OF 5th ave. years Observation-Disclosures.
Gluck. David l. To Ephram Il Levy. lot l6j. map
~ rrdcrclire Terrace. Morris Heights 2 years
Grand boulevard ana 18Th st. year. .........
joyce. Michael T. to Pauline Jos-phie. No 55T
10Th ave and Nos j0l 5p3 West fist -. = years.
Jung Jacob. ST. and wife TO Jacob Jung. jr.
Kidney George. - Leopold Haas No ~ Bedford
-. years. ....................
same 20 same. property 3 years..........
Lawrence. Fannie L. 10 Annie Brown
Fort Washington ave. - u ~ l10hsi
Melvin James 4. 70 Nathaniel Whitman. Nos 5G2
and 50f Pr0adwav. and ~ 10 52 crosby. 2 years
Mcintosh james and wife and John Pate No to
James CaIlew. ioSth ~ .Op II Of Amster-
dam ave years .:.:..-- ..::...........
Mezradri. Evsrio. TO William fairfield.
Mulberry ana Worth SITS. years...............
Mclaughlin Edward. and wife To John Bruce
SIS l3Ih-si. 800 n Of Willie ave. ysars go.
New-York Realty Company TO Henry A { TsNior
Nssssu'st. 10 It Of John 81 {:
Niewcnhaus. siebrand. 10 Clara A Bidwel Stuy-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
WALTON STORMS CASE.

Ex-Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Walton Storm did
appear Yorkvilie Court yesterday in response
20 the summons obtained on Tuesday by Miss
Minnie Nackon. who charged that Mr.. Storm had
appropriated a quantity OF jewclry belonging 20
her. W. G. Kerr lawyer. appeared in court and
~said the summons had been sen; 10 him. and not
served personally on Mr. Storm He declared that
Storm and the complainant had been warm friends
for long time. end that Storm had bought for her
Of the dia monds he charged with appro-
priating Magistrate Wentworth said that II Miss
Mackon desired he would issue another summons
tor Storm
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
HELP WANTED.
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Mulp.


WANTED EYpnrionceI reliable agents
in all parts n the rnt@d states 70
whom We can now assign special t".rltolF
for tho sale Of THE NEN-lpRk TIL
INES GREAT WORK. "AMEkl'A
Successful MEN" II is one ~ me
most easily sold publications now before
the American people. and is not only dep
T. interesting N itself. but proves Gr.al
educator. rppiefe with object lessons i'r
young mon starting in hus mess l!fe. Ever
library. public or private. Is incomp."t"
without r. Tho work is published IN Two
large volumes royal octave. and is Mas
frafed with numerous steel ana stpi.'
portraits Address ADAMS & co. -
Duane Ct y. Y.
WANTED. AN 1DEA.-Who can think tf
some simple thing - PATENT Protect your
ideas thev may bring you wealth. Arite
John NEDDERBrRN e. CO. Patent A.
torrevs. Washington. D. C.. for their
81 500 prize offered Ia inventors AMI list
Of 200 inventions wanted.
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RI.IIDING IIANS FILED.

Tho following plans for new buildings and al'srao
were hled yes'crday.
New buildings main Office;
s3i a. s. ioi n II Amsterdam aye. Tor thr'e
nvc story bric< fats. 2'Ssi.G by AlHtander
Jordan OF 80 1f' East ';2i -. owner. No lie -
q IiaGge N No 217 W's' i2l.h 50. architects S'''
11fh ave- No 26t 356. for three story hrrN
stable 1Ti.Ily96 for the P"nnsyl' ania Ra.iroao
ccinleny owner: William Cookmal. or
philadelphia. architect: u + a " Staais. ~ eo
No - I,roadray builders ........-...:. NJ
inIst e.. corner TN ave. for three i've story
iriat fats and stores - 1xs5. ani fwu. 2'N
T. William 'Iammie. OF y" "tf rSt
10Th At. owner Henry Anderson. "f No LIS" -
IsroadWay architect 80
Alterations. main Office ,,
1ifh e. No ~ - West. 10 2 six story IRON, hil.k
and stone salesroom ard store. 10y TIE '"l' l"l
Real Estate Association. owner, J. IL Murphy
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THE CON;GNTIOy or NATURiLISTS.
THEY ARE ENTERTAINED by PRESIDENT ELIOT
AT LUNCHEON AND VISIT THE JET
FERSON PHYSICAL LABORATORY


At HARVARD.
Ros,on Dec 3o-This busy day with 'he
American Society of Naturasts They continued
their ninth annual convention by a series OF meet
ines at Harvard University, the chief social ieat-
ure Of the daylight hours being luncheon ana re-
ceptIon bv President Eliot early in the afternoon
and the PRINCIPAL gathering of a scientihc nature
be,nr the public lecture by Professor f. = VIII
.on Of Columbia College in the lecture hall or
the Focc Museum al noon. The lecture was IL
,us,rated with series of stereop;icon views ana
attracted large audience. The subject was Ne-
con, Devclopments OF the Cell Theory
All three of the affiliated societies had meetings
A. "a morning and discussed some Interesting pa
,ar< Papers OF the morning meeting or the
American Physiological Society. in the University
Museum were by G. {. Huber. W. Mills, H. H.
Cunningham r. il. Chttenden. C. +. Hodge u
y Kemp and 8 j. Meltzer. The American Nor
biological Society heard papers by professor Iii ~
Z. R,mpus Professor G. w Field. A. T. NeirlI
Miss Margaret Lewis ard Miss A r. tencnnlan
short time succeeding the luncheon at IItsi-
dsnf PILOTS was given to brlef remarks on VIC
itfa ~ Louis Agassiz the naturalist ana neinDeIs
a,d ,heir friends were escorted through the great
,nrse,i,n by Alexander Agassiz. a son or the rat
,,raISt Al ago the scientists were received, Win
yeferson Physical Laboratory. where Professor
Trovbridge showed the new apparatus 10Y en-
nerimenta alton with cathode rays 49,, ..
This evening the annual banquet OF the s3ce.y
Was served at the Hotel Brunswick ana ffes'-
dent Scott made address.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Suburban Real Gstatr.
or\CY Xon,c estate. all kinds sale and
a CLARENCE Il. TUBES. Beekman ct. HewYork

real estate. all kinds. sale and rent.
"A CLARENCE B. TUBBs. Beekman ct Aew-York.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suh<crin ions for The Tris-
\ una Uptown Office. No. 232
80 "a door north 3Ist-st.. dntil . O'Clock
received following hlsnch
regular Office untii o'clock VIZ 254 stt
80 cor I'D ST. lJ2 Sfh-ave., cor. 18th St: Nacyv
cha,e and llth-s,: l42 Columbus West 6Sth-
inc west 42d ST shave.: ~ East l+fh-st q.
Vs toa- between 9Th and sth 10 Fast nth
81, ass 3d-av... between 10th end 77h SITS. i026 3D.
ave nea- Gisi 70s lst 18Th $50 81
80 ne1r list St 55i "a ave-: 2lo Beeck-r si. 325
:soS 3d-avA; 2i0 East 73ih-si lo,l 30
ave ,, Sd ave; ~ Ansterdam-aye. i02 West 42I-sf
is East itih-s 2o3 East 18th St; 80 gb-ase 6si
nb- ave iJ2 3d-ove. 9th St 2fi Fast seth
600 broadway: i.:63 2d i29 SIN '> p
753 9th ave A. the Harlem Offices. 2G5i 3.-aye..
1lS East i-Ifh st. ~ 2i5 Wet
isstn-st IN ard sth go Wet ls5'h-s' A.
the BROOKLYN Offices 3?7 fulion-g s21 Fulton 81:
6,ourf s,. ts Broadway. +. D; l53 Broadway D. 4:
i5o Nyrte ave. Broiiway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
FOR SALE.

.~.>~r~.o,NNo.oN~NN>r NN>ro~NN/N1"SoDNNN"N"~NN
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
cushions: easy terms MARN & BRo-
124 Fast 18th 81.
AT REDUCED PRIC rs 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. frlls
euaranteed machinery bought and ex
changed. GEORGE y. EDDY. 3"s Nsdi-
son ST.
50 VOLUMES t;faniors and grantees IN
Snv yorl, REGISTERS ,ffice. Address
"EX COUNTY CLERk." Tribune Office.
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nw.YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81 1885

No 20 Cortlandt-st builder .::...'.,,;; n; wv
Madison-ave No 34, a four-story BRICK ana ,m,
stone dwelling by Henry T. Wnans ans. ot No No No
convent ave. owner; 6 II E''"s. " .'' $500
Rleecker .i No 1S,. threS story an" pas--
mon, brick hotel by Kinsiard sol ~, 20
praad st. owner: q colombara lessee u ~ oo0
stursis No 4ih-avc architect ,acrd
"a ave No 2l7o. 70 n four story ptlcn .narran %
frame fencu ent y and a 6.onn,,a,'
~ No Eroadway owners, -
lessee Albert Ro,henel. OF No 2oi East S''" 400
New buildings. branch otice ., turn
,sld st 100 II o ~ Morris ave 20, -.
sforv frame dwelling and store. 2jx4o by fugi
Feshan 81 No tl2 East oad-s owner fih''' 2 oo0
Eienwood ave. . 100 II of 81 James ~; 81; m ,m
Two two story and attic frame dwellings: -'hf'
by Lillian II chat'er'on' owner ) y ~''"'"'"' ~ 10000
-,h :, : . corner Whitep.ans-a for three
three story frame dwellings ana stores -N'''
hy Catherine Morz OF s'na.. Watehe'a' o"n'' 1900
crar, + . Of Garfield 81. Tor tu''
go frame dwelling. l9xlO. by August frn'h-
ling. Of No 30 East i3ith-st o""e'' ' 1000
spence architect -.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

SLEIGHS, SLEiGHS'
Handsome four passenger sleigh. Syo.
with screen and plumes. others from 80
70 S16i: Portland cutters. s2i 10 $50,
Spced-rs ~ rrdu.ed figures. Jumpscats.
Pony Sleighs Runners for tarriages etc.
Everything FOR Si-igning. Popular prices.
FIR ROBES. Wolf. Wolverine. siberian
Dog. Black COW. etc.
bargains in Bruughams. Coupe Rock
avays. ct Secondhand BrOugham.
SG, caire Rpckaway. $50. etc.
JOHN MOORE 4 co.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS Special. new. slightly used
pianos. $2o upward: instalments. rented.
exchanged CHRISTIAN. - East 18Th Il.
DIR SPECIAL for this month. new
cabinet grand upright pianos. all i'm -
movements. s225. payable s. monthly {.
warranted FIVE Years. TWAN F1ANo 60:
S. btn-ave. Tway's Musical Guest mailed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~>.oO~-~Nn~-NNNNNNN~
FOR SALE Atlantic CIV. =. j.. a few
rare chances IN easy terms 20 rlfrhasf
furnished hotels and boarding houses
cboice locations. also cottages and lots IT.
every section of the city ana l.ongport.
7 = ADAMS e. 60. Atlantic cry. y. '.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
WORK WANTED.
Female.

COMPANION. &c. By refined Amer an
lady as companion IN young or ei'',S
LADY. or as seamsfross in pr ate iaIn.il >
Hrsf class dressmakor. best reference. "a
drpss. with particulars. MISS D. I. H.
Rox 20 Woodbridge. y J.
COMPANION LADY from California.
wishing to return. will 70 as oo'nranon
or fake charge # invalid For furtner
particulars address J. c. KERR, East
1l3th-st.
GovERNESS \ visiting go-crness has
part of morning Olsen aged. . Fofis
rofarerco-: elementary or FlrherS'i ~
work. Froehel's system. Box <. i's S'h
ave. t----
STENOGRAPHER and Remington type
writer desires position. accurate. HNiFt.
enced good penman: CONSCIENTIOUS WORKER
references. salary, $40. &. +. A. ''S- EaS'
iisf-sf.
WANTED. r.ducstea Young woman se"As
posiiion of trust and resprnsinillN .
chance II advanccmf nj, irfusiri"ns.
active good writer. reliable. II Nasnins
ton st Est Orange.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
~ a yourg lady. experienced In insui
a1co work. highest testimonials from pres
ont employer. Address \. p. G. Tribune
Offlce.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

,lon1NnNJrnr.@N-oo1' 1'7-00IONNN~>"NN'O~N1
Male.
HITLER BY japanese In private tsn-
ilv. good civ reference. x. y. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
Ccttnres an0 Aleciinss.
col UMBlA UNIVERSITY LECTURES
FOR JANUARY

AT COOPER UNION, Tuesdays. p. M.-PROF.
HOMER b sPRAGtE. Milton" No tickets re
qured
AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, sstur-
cs,s. II A M.-MR. u. CADY EATON, Jan. .. g..
10 q Athens of To-day Jan. 80 Evolution of
French chateau" No tickets required.
At AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HIS
TORY, saturdays. 7. NJ. "AnthTop)iogy and
hthDology" Jan. ?. DIR. DANIEL q. BRINTOE.
The Odss, Signs of Man N America Jan. O. DR.
OTIS 7. MASON. The Native Industrial ATis II the
Indians of the United states. Jan 10. DIR FRANZ
lOAs Art of the North American Indians Ian. %.
Or LIVINGSTON FARRANp The orsanization Of
the Family Among North American Indians; Jan.
30, DR. WILLIAM z. RIPLEY. Some Peculiar Peo
pies of Southern France" Apply for tickets 10 the
secretary OF Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABI.- LAWYER gives consultation VIII
on, charge laws - any state. prompt
assistance all difficulties. without publicity.
divorces. se,aration nJn-support. claims
every nature. business W family trouhles
quietly arranged. POI broadway, Room ~
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BUTLER BY competent and reliable
Swede : feet 10 inches aged 20. best
city references Address g, box 1872. LIZ
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BVsINEss CHANCES.


LARGE ana we'll appointed printing OF
nee. this city. for sale. Will tax, prac-
,lcal partner or incJrporat" Address bon
81 Tribune Ofice.
pARTNER ~ unquestioned respectability
with $1,000 capital 90 Join advei i,iser IN y,
manufacturing. no competition, ana so'IS
IN demand: only principals noticed. Ad-
dress HRITIS HER. Tribune Once.
SOME ONE having capital and executive
ability. with literary tastes, 20 tax" IN
,.rssf tcontrolI.rc If desired) In an estab-
ushad monthly magazine. principals only.
Address Box IS Tribune once.
SHOE STORE on prominent avenu" IN
Rroak.yn: owner has other business. Ad-
dress BOX -. Tribune Once.
WELL. ESTABLISHED. growing business
for sale: good opportunity FOR young
man having about s2.v1. Address LENoA.
Tribune Office
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wedderburn & Co., Patent A1tnrneys ,nn
Washington. u. C.. for their $1,000 pre-
mum: monthly contest open to shem upon
application.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
DRESSMAkING.

ctoA<MAKER and DRESSMAh lit
Home or day: will make alterations "i,
cioaks and costumes. plush Eaiih'',a
steamed. finest worker in seal garments /.
vuI alter. redye remodel. enlarge si"rNes'
,,.ke into capes collarettes ana Jacht0s'
GRFIG i3l West 22d st.
COI-TI'RIERE FRANCAlSE and lanles
tailor: latest models for winter costumes
canes and wraps; last seasons gowns r.
r1rdelled. short time. ui"dera.. prl.o-
eneciaI sirlcs for large ladies'. Nine. a., NJ
1ERSON' 23s 6th-ave.. Formerly VII"
Stern Bros.
DprssMAKER.-T .-Ttcroughly competent
fatas work home or hy Day ia''s'
.,,~,s waists: also. -cmodellng. slters :. ,
tions. children's dresses. Mrs. HOOD ioo
West 1ulst -.
J-,psT-cLAss DRESsMAKER. 10 Years.
dxne,iencp Nine. Connolly. during
,his month. 81 50: perfect utter sailor ana
a,.n,'ne dresses. JOSEPHINE. 100 East
4Ith-st.
crAI. GARMENTS. fancy furs. made 70
nrdsr. remodellng old garments a sP-
cisitv, pric-s reasonable. Mrs BAhk FIX
lie IVES. 3sth-st.. late with Gunthers o.
k,h-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

a SECOND FLOOR and pario- suite com
hined: rarlor dining room. low rates 7"
large party. 81 West 18Th
A LADY with comfortable homo would TX"
70 obtain A child 10 boaui. Piease al
dress or call Mrs. HARRIS. 2i East
pc;h s.;
Nos. Is AND - WEST 32p-ST.. betwee''
Rroadway and 5th-ave Tinted under
new management an entire parl'r n"oF
and other attractive rooms. faDle spe
cialty: table board. references.
REFINED. ELEGANT HOME Spacious
suite. newly furnished. superior table,
adults only. 20 West ibth-st.
81 FAST 6op -ST.-Four connecting rop'ns'
Of serarate: every convenienc'i Deft rei-
ersnces. also single rOoi1s.
Asst Il. A. EAST. ST.-Desirahle. large. sun
NJ room: heated. all conNenien'eS, -
cellent board. at reasonable rates ta'le
board. references.
hap-sT - wEsT-I.arge second-story
'front.' room: all convenience: superior
table. moderate. references eNchanged.
7a1,H ST. WEST. 80. l2l.-Bcard IN
southern family; references eN'hans'u,
%. LEXINGTON AVE. Third story.
front. single room adjoining ex,eilen'
hoard. location very desirable, table ooarn.
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HELP WANTED.
w INV
Eenanle.

V<-c~N<Ico0N~o-NN->s>N~- |NN>~~- ~0~SSN~N ~ y
Femnle.
4 NORWEGitN Girl. - competent wait
ress understanding thoroughly care sil-
,.r aud glass non" tthrrs need apply.
c.ll between "a and O'Clock. Thursday.
al - West 10th 50.
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HELP MANTEO.

nEbi w Nv ID
>>N.NNyNrsN4N-N ~r.NN~->NNNOOr-0-~-~4N>N-r
men AND WOMEN oit Of employment
and Wiling 10 work can learn ~ a per
manent situation AT good wages, by writing
at once to =. V. H.. Box 2s3. Augusta.
Maine
JASITDN WANTED A man and wife 'o
tase charge - four tenement fatfouses
- dr janitor work and al smsil repairs
man must b~ hand, with tools and '.ni-r
stand Wanting and pap@rhangine. good
reference required Address Fosiof'ice BOX
J45. New York.
WANTED once bo, must he a ste
nographer and typewriter salary 81 10
SO per week. Address. with references
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fnrnisbeo fou.rs 20 Get.

Gountrp Real estate for Sale.
BERNARDSVILLE, N. J. 1s.iaeSes: A ass so"''o %
,oons beautiful groun.z Old trees; uresf spring water;
narn,in eoonery eevaton 500 feet hour from New
York ~ NNNO.h ~. -. n..... war;
New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
FrRSrsHED ROOMS TO LET.

Dosirable rooms. with or without board;
references.
5o-rH-ST. ZIG EAST.-'hoicc, weH-iur-
nished room. heated; private h0"se,
a2D ST. 30 EAST Two large handsomIe n.
rooms: private hsih' ptharnmed. re-.
rriy.fe house: excellent nc!ghboih"''' II.
erenccS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26


lunches Of Linen Bobbin for lc
All sizes Of GoOd-Quainy Safety-Plns'
Sc. dozen. instead of Sc.
3 papers Of Good Hair-Pins for &C.
Special attractions in our Lining Do
partment.
Gray sateen Jeans, 1Oc. quality. for
&c. yard.
l5 2-Sc. Double-Face Figured siesia for
lie. yard
u l-2c Quality Silesia for &c. yard,
SIX CTinollne, Il l-2c. quality, &c. yard.
10 2-3c. Linen Canvas FOR loc. a yard:
Black Wool Moreen. 39c. value for Use.
Genuine Haircloth. SO. quality for zoc'
ward.
Fibre Chamois I'm Gray, Black. and
White q yards wide. lic. yard.
Linen Grasscloth. Y l-2c. quality, Tor
81. yard.
spools Of Good SILK for sc.
Whalebone Casing, Sc. a piece
Hand Sewing Silk, &c. instead Of Sc.
200 yards Spool Basting-Cotton, for
&c.
Good-Quallty seockinet Shields. l5c.
kind, for Sc.
\ lot OF 20 and &c Dress-Bu,tons at
&c. dozen.
Rogers's Steel Scissors. 99c. value. for
19c.
80 and zoe. Pocket-Knives for &c.
The latest styles I'm Tan and Black
Leather Belts. 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

FROM 1890 TO 1870:
All cOlOrs Saxony, full ounce hanks,
was &C.. reduced 10 &c.
Six Fri5ges. and &C.. from u l-2c.
SAME HOUR.
Embroidery silk. lie. dozen.
SAME HOUR:
Chenille Cord. lc. yard. from y l-2c.
Reduction on Ladies' Collars.
Ladies' Lace and Ribbon Trimmed Col
lars. were Sis and Sl6, reduced 10
CSC: were i2.25. reduced 10 y.75.
Ribbon and Chiffon BOas, were ol.6''
sl.6s, 9Sc., sc; now 9sc.. '9c, &c,
LJc
SPECIAI-FROM y TO ] O'CLOCK:
All colors Neck-Ruchins. was $l3s, Sis,
7sc., CSC, soc. and Soc. yard, for DC.
yard.
SAME HOUR:
Chlldren's Lace Collars. lc. each.
The book store that does the book
business of the city must necessarily
resort to price brcakings. Thousands
Of Books have been sold, bnt thousands
are still here 10 be sold. The following
reductions will give some idea of the
general break in prices { iroughoIt the
ent u Book and Stationery store.
go Webster's Unabridged Dictionaries,
complete, with fiags, etc. csc. value
reduced to SOC.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary up 10
the present time, Merriam edition, in
dexed, IS value. was 5000 reduced
20 S.
The Encyclopaedlc Dictionary. vol
umes, 80 value. was s. So, reduced to
$50 set.
Irving. 8 volumes. silk-cloth. was 1915,
reduced 10 1913 set.
Ruskin. was t2sS. reduced 20 SlT5.
Cooper Ii volumes. was $685. reduced
to A6S
. per cent. Of our entire stock Of Books
i'm sets.
Family-Blbles, oxford Teachers Bibles,
Revised Prayer Books. and Hymnals,
Catholic Prayer-BOoks etc.
SPECIAGr-ERoM 70 TO Il O'CLOCK:
each, reduced 10 for DC.
SAME HOUR:
Sc. Box OF Writing-Paper. 1Oc. value. FOR
&c. box.
loo PencIl-Box. with key. for &c.
Slate-Pencils, wooden covers, l0c.
value, for Be- dozen
FROM II TO Il O'CLOCK:
A Csc. Slate. consisting Of pieces, for
Sc
SAME HOUR:
l0c. BoOk-Bags. reduced 20 1c. each.
Csc. Fountain-Pens. reduced to &c. each.
FRoM - TO O'CLOCK:
l5c. Book-straps, 1c. each.
slstNiA HUN
zoe. Music-Folios instrumental and
vocal. for SC. each.
SAME HOUR:
\ Csc box Of Poker-Chps and Cards
for 10c each
Dice-Cups, were 1Jc. reduced 20 sc.
each.
FROM II 30 TO 70 O'CLOCK:
a large Book for children. 1OXl2 inches,
with 10 colored plates. 2jc. value, re-
duced 10 g..
SAME TINE:
! l-i-pound package OF Writing-Paper,
IL. L. =. 1917
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Fancy China Mattings, close-warp, ID
pounds TO roll. were DC, now DC
Heavy Seamless Mating, sold at SJc.
yard, to-day. rs 2-3c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Flannels will be sold as cheap almost
es cotton here TO-DAY.

Real French Fancy Figured Flannels,
in pretty designs the usual &c klno'
&c. a yard now
Fine French Eiderdown Flannels, In
pretty. plain, and fancy effects, sell
usually for soc. a yard. l9c. now.
Al White French Flannels that cost
sc to make will be &c. yard to-day
Il pieces of Fancy Eiderdown Flan-
nellettes. usual PC. kind, pretty oe-
signs 12iRc. a yard.
Fancy, Figured. and Plain Iwilled Fan
nellettes best 1915 and l5c. value
slightly damaged. 0i4c. yard.
Heavy White DOmet Fiannellettes. cost
12lec. usually. 6izc. yard now.
Heavy Double Scotch White flannel,
usual l-3c kind for isic. yard.
Heavy Twilled Soft-Fleeced Canton
Flannel, cost 7aic. at the mill, 4Ac.
yard.
FROM 10 To II O'CLOCK:
HEAVY ALL~WOOL COCHINEAL-
DYED INDICATED RED TWILL
FLANNEL will be sold for 14c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
a COLOSSAL PRICE-BREAK SALE

will
the instances dle
Sold business p
hh was ever
THE PEOPLES STOKE
The will those WHO
II full values
During salem o will be back exchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26

Excellent values I'm Mems SUBSCRIBERS
a variety OF good makes. 25c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
CANDY PRICES,

Crystallzed Cream MINIS. 15c. pound.
Real French Cream Candy. &c. pound.
Chocolate Mint Zoe. pound.
Cream Dates, l2c. pound.
FROM 10 TO J O'CLOCK:
Vanilla and Lemon Cream Candy. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-26
Silverware at prices to close it out.

2-piece sDver-Plated Crumb-set, $50.
from s. %.
Best quality Silver-Plated Butter-Dishes
sSc instead Of N.SS
Silver-Plated Bread and Cake Trays,
SIS instead OF S2.59
apiece Tea-Sct handsomely engraved,
only 3 sets left s. 81 instead of a. -.