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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
The FOurQurean-priCe Co.

American, than any, other sort OF ty-
ranny.
The American people are asked by Mr..
Hanna and his party press to believe
that the Democratic party has made a
deadly assault upon the Supreme Court
Of the United States-that it advocates
the packing of the tribunal to procure
decisions as they are wanted by the enc
mics OF property and order The truth
is that the Democratic platform con-
demns the incOme-tax decision in Ian
guage UNNECESSARILY more temperate
than that employed by the dissenting
judges, and hopes that the decision, rem
dered by majority Of one only, may
be reversed by the court as II may here
after be constituted-that is 10 say, that
when death or resignation has made a
vacancy the new appointee may prefer
to follow the unbroken precedents of 100
yards rather than adhere TO the new
doctrine which rests upon a majority oil
one.
That is the whole case against the De-
mocratic party, all the ground there is
Tor the bowling about Reputation. ma
tional dishonor, free riot" and the rest
Of it that has deafened the land during
the past three months. Have the Ameri-
can UcpIit NDihA4iNA DO luts
know false pretence when they see
II? Can they tell buncombe from sin
cere speech? Have they the intelligence
10 surmlse that when a party IS reduced
10 grotesque Misrepresentation OF its OPP
ponent II must itself be without merit.
and afraid to ask that II be given power
on its own proposals?
What does the Republican party pro-
nose? To maintain the gold standard,
continue the Cleveland policy, which has
increased the pubic debt by bond issues
in time OF peace. and placed the Treasury
M tho mercy Of spectators. To surren-
der the government 10 the trusts, every
one OF which IL for Mckinley, and which
Bryan has promised 10 smash II he shall
be elected.
II the American people have common
sense they will judge OF the Democratic
platform by its contents. and OF the De-
mocratlc presidential candidate by his Ut
terances and his character. II they are
the mindless creatures Mr.. Hanna and
his party press assume them to be. they
will consider the reconciliation OF sill
yer population, government by injunc-
ton a good innovation. criticism ~
courts q crime in republic, and the
Carnegies, Huntingtons. Rocketellers.
Moreans. Puilmans. Frisks, and Belmonts
the kind OF citizens who are most likely
TO feel sensitive about the national honor,
and the sort Of men who should be ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Hosiery.

Our Hosiery Department IS winning a
reputation for choice values. We have
probably more Hose than any two houses
I'm Richmond. We keep the best only.
Ladies' Imported, Fast-Black Hose,
with high splced heels and double
soles..... ........ ........ ............12 l-2c.
Ladies' Fast-Black Ribbed Hose, very
soft and elastic.................. IL lie.
Ladies' 25c. ia -t-Black Hose, with high
spllccd heels and double sole............1lc
Fine Black Cotton and Isle Hose, plain,
ribbed, medium. ana heavy weight......25c.
Ladies' SIC. Fast-Black Hose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Are The People simpIetous.
(New York JournaiJ

New York JournaL)
Have the American people common
sense? II they have. an avalanche vii
hit the Republican party on Tuesday
next, for that party's whole campalgr
has been conducted on the assumption
that the American people are simp etons,
who can be made TO believe that white
is black The American people. thanks
TO the common schools. Of which McIkin-
ley's pious friend and supporter Bishop
Worthington, does not approve, are able
10 read. They have read the Democratic
national platform. To a sane person Of
ordinary intelligence. 1t seems a rationa.
document, setting forth the party's con-
victions and desires I'm the usual way.
But, under the interpretation put upon
It by Mr.. Hanna and the 0wspapers
which with Mr. Hanna, are working for
the election Of Major Mckinley. this
platform is no better than a programme
Of crime.
The American people are asked to be-
lieve that the Democratic party has de-
clared for reputation Of private and pub
lie debts, and, therefore, for ma
tional dishonor. The truth IS that the
Democratic party has declared for the
reconciliation Of silver. the free coinage
of both precious metals at the ratio Of
16 to l. This Is not a horrifying novelty,
big with immoral intent, but simply a
proposition TO return 10 what was the
monetary system of the country from
the foundation Of the government down
TO 1873. IL Is a proposition that has been
freely discussed in Congress and the
press for more than twenty years. Able
men of both parties have long advocated
the restoration Of silver, among them
Major Mckinley himself The authority
OF the great majority OF financial experts
is on the side OF bimetallism. The Re
publican platform on which Major Nc
Kinley is running Is pledged 10 bring Il
about by international agreement.
The American people are asked TO be-
Iieve by Mr.. Hanna and his party press
that the Democratic platform declares
for lawlessness, riot, and anarchy. The
truth is that the Democratic platform
declares against government by injunc-
tion-against the innovation In practice
by which "A Judge may issue orders to
large bodies OF men not 10 do this or
that, and II they do II, 10 send them TO
jail for contempt at his pleasure, which
is an abolition OF the right OF trial by
Jury. useful, doubtless. to corporations
but obviously destructive Of liberty. Jul
diclal tyranny IL no better, no more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Active Work in Caroline.

BOWLING GREEN. VA, October 81
Special This has been week Of I'M
usual political activity in this county.
Last night Hon. W. Seymour White. OF
Fredericksburg, spoke 70 a crowded
house here in the courthouse under the
auspices Of the REPRESENTATION Club
His speech was pronounced by able
judges as being probably one Of the
best speeches made in the state during
this campaign. The enthusiasm Of the
audience was unbounded. Dr. W l..
Broaddus. Of this town, also addressed
the meeting. About fifty ladies were
present.
To-day Democratic meetings were held
at Paige's and Upper Zion, in this county.
Judge T. y. WEIGH Captain c. T. Smith,
and Dr. Seamen. all Of Caroline. made
speeches at the former place, and Major
Il. 0. Peatross, Mr.. c.. c. Ennis, and DR.
c. S. Webb, of Bowling Green, spoke
al Upper Zion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

pected TO be foremost In showing unset
fish interest IN the welfare OF the masses.
II the American people have common
sense they will do their own thinking
about what is best for themselves and the
country, and not let the trusts and the
preying milionalres, and I'm general the
classes who grow no wool. but carry
sharp shears do the thinking for them.
Tuesday will prove whether the Ameri-
can people have common sense, or can be
humbugged like a lot Of children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Four Specials for rlOnday.

one lot Ladies' Hose. sizes 8, 8 II, and
.. former price s.. 20, and SOC. per pair,
chOiCe............... ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
One lot Children's Hose, sizes 6. 6 10.
TIP. SIP, 9. S1-2. former price IS, 40, and
.Uc., nOlce.........-...... .........-......-oc.
Children's Fast-Black Seamless Hose,
sizes 20 9. former price lie. to-mor-
row.. ..... ....... ...... ........l2 l-Zc
Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless Hose, to
,,-.-..r- &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
The Fourqurean-PriCe Go.

at the banquet, but those who Will re-
spond to toasts have not yet been Sc
lected.
The Otey Battery Association will this
year depart from its usual custom. and
hold a reunion either this month or in
December. The association has already
celebrated its anniversary. II occurring
some time last summer, but they have
decided TO hold another celebration this
year. Arrangements for the occasion. Of
course. have not yet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
ncnfh of Mrs. Root.

Mrs. lucille c. Root wife Of Mr.
charles /. Root, died yesterday morning
M the residence Of her mother. Mrs. Lucy
% Hawley. No. 50S north Sixth street
She had been III FOR a long time, and
bore her sufferings with Christian forti'
tude. The funeral VIII take place from
the residence this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

y Brass Tables. French swell legs
Florentine frame a regular $50 table
Challenge, $3.50.
$40 Onyx-Top Table-Challenge S8.
$40 Banquet Lamp, fIigree-styIc
head lacquer, entire lamp gold
So pIntcd-ChaIIepge, $500.
IS Banquet-Lamp. clear onyx column,
go.d-fnished-Challen S29S
soc. Half-Galion Observation-Disclosures,
19c.
SO Oak Screens, 80 inches high
Challenge, soc.
81 English Royal Vases. artistic shape
Challenge, 1888.
So Framed Recommendations
Doc.
50 Framed Pictures-ChaIlense
S2.0s.
80. %. and 15c sk-Brooms-Chal-
lenge. 1Oc.
Heavy REFINED Dish-Kettles s quarts.
&C.
Heavy Block-Tin Dippers-Challenge. lc.
Heavy REFINED Covered Saucepans, =
quart slze-Challenge. Sc.
Heavy REFINED Family Colanders-
Challenge. &c.
Lnrgc-Sized Understanding Conee
MlIis-ChnIIenGe, Ice.
Large-sizei Gray-Mottled Wash
Basins-Challenge. 10c.
l-quart Graduated Measures-Chal-
lenge. PC.
Japanned e-Boxes-Challenge lc.
sbeet-Iron Roastfng-Pans-Chn
Ienge, Sc
Hardwood Hat-Racks. nicely finished
Challenge. &c.
p papers Best Carpet Tacks-Challenge,
Sc
Tea-Trays. extra-heavy. nicely Japan
ned-Challeuge, 9c.
Published Perforated Toilet
Paper-ChaIlenge,1 c.
Family Corkscrews. regularly 1Oc.-Chal-
lenge. &C.
sILVERwARE BARGAIN SALE.
A fortunate purchase of 300
pieces Finest Qundruple-PIated Sill
hence these MARyELLOUsLY-LOW
PRICES.
Ouadruple-Plated Soup-Tureens, newest
design. worth 1880 for $3.50.
Butter-Disbes, Casters, Bread
Trays, Crumb-Tray and scrnper,
Puf-Boxes, Atomizers, etc, at $t.0s
choice.
RogerS's Teaspoons - Challenge,
each Zoe.
Rogers's lespoons-Challenge. each
15c.
900 dozen Elegant sc. Tumblers-
Challenge, @ for Zoe.
Underglaze-D Decorated China Cuspadores,
full size-Challenge, 19c.
s. Library Lamps-Challenge t2s6.
Family Tea-Scales, Will weigh up 10
pounds. a 81 artic.e-Challenge, 49c.
csc. Genuine Cut-Glass Tumblers. l0c.
1000 Clear Crystal Fruit-snucers,
ynIue 6Oc. dozen-ChaIlenge q for
sc.
SO Cut-Glass Berry Bowls-challenge,
SIS Cut-Glass salad-Bowls-C Challenge.
$3.50.
Grny-MottIed Granite Sewing
KettIes-Chnilenge, IL lie.
Gray-Mottied Granite snucepans,
value 5Oc.-Challenge, 15c.
Famiy-Sized Gray-Mottled Granite Fry
Pans. value 40c-Challenge. 15c.
200 Observation-Disclosures Extra
Fine Quality Imported-China Pitch
ers, worth 55c.-ChaIIenge, Zoe.
IArge-Szed Willow Ciothes-Baskets,
worth soc. TO 81 each-Chalenge, choice
99c.
Granite Milk-Pans. regular 3-quart size,
seamless, will not corrode or leak-Chal-
lenge, lee
Granite Colanders, regular family size,
regular price 29c.-Challenge. 19c.
observation-disclosures Galvanized
PaiIS-best made, worth 5Oc.-ChaI-
Ienge Price, 15c.
26-inch Turkey-Feather Busters. split
feathers. ebony handles, worth S5c.-Chal-
lenge, l0c.
I no M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
COlOred Silks.

Moire Silks. evening shades, and pure
white. This grade cannot be bought any
where under $50 a yard. To-morrow....l
Plain Taffeta Silks, in new evening
shades, regular 81 value.
The latest colorlngs in Plain Changeable
Taffeta Silks.............. ................75c.
Coored Taffeta Silks. in Persian Effects,
the 75c. quality..................
Checked Taffeta Silks, the SOC. quality.
Evening Satins, White, Cream. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
burglars nj work.

A gang Of burglars entered the grocery
and liquor store Of Mt y. G. Anthony,
1905 west Broad street, Friday night and
succeeded in pocketing s. in 1-cent pieces.
The burglary gentlemen affected an en-
trance from the back door by boring hf-
teen auger-hOles about the latch.
The police are hard "a work on the
case. and are making strenuous efforts to
apprehend the guilty parties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

IL you mean To vote for Bryan,
sewali, and Lamb, acquaint your
self with the method of preparing
the ballot. IL IL not nm easy thing
to do mt the hrst trial. See forms
In this Issue, and test your skill
until you are perfect. Pat No. out
OF sight while you are marking No.
4, but afterwards compare yoar
marked ballot with the Dispatch's
marked ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
The Telephone Company I'm Man
chester.

The Manchester Committee on Streets
held a lengthy meeting Friday night for
the purpose Of considering an application
OF the Richmond Telephone Company for
tho privilege Of strinsing its wires in the
streets Of Manchester. After good deal
OF discussion IL was decided 20 recon-
mend to the City Council that the City
Attorney be authorized 10 prepare an or
dmanco. granting the petitioners permits
sion 10 establish its lines on Hull street
under similar conditions granted by the
city OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Millinery.

Special Offering tomorrow Of TRIM
MED HATS at................$2.5O and $3.50.
Tomorrow we viii offer fine assert
ment Of TRIMMED HATS, fresh from our
work-rooms. made up in the best style,
after the latest models.
Fifty at $780, worth 81.
twenty-five at $3.50. worth s..
These Hats are produced under skilled
and experienced trimmers, and the same
care and taste is exercised that charac-
terize all our work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
The Military Board Apportioned the
Funds.

A meeting OF the Military Board OF vir-
ginia was held at the Governors man
sion last night. and the military fund for
the ensuing year was aDportionec, based
on the number CT men present at the re-
cent inspection. The infantry win re-
celve $3.50 per man and $3.50 each VII. be
given 10 the csvalrymen and artillsryruen.
Allowances OF fixed sums were also made
to headquarters OF the brigade and "
each regiment and battalion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Children'S.

Infants Wrappers........4O. 50, 60. 75c
Infants Al-Wool Wrappers
o. co, zoe. to ST.
Childrens Non-shrlnking Pants and
Shirts. Half-NOol, in White and Ma
turdl.... ........ ...... ........OV ~, fJc. up
Childrens Vests and Pants..........25c
Wool Bands for Infants, Children, and
Ladies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
"epnbiicans Active, But Democrats
In Good Trim.


oNANcOcK. VA. october sl.-Cspe-
'"l-Never since the close Of the war
.''e no Republicans made such despe-
e 'Horts as they have been making
..'e Tor The past week 70 break down the
d, ~ emocratlc majority Of Aceomac.
rs Tyler. the Republican candidate
=, congress; ex-Judge John r. Goodrich,
~. fIeleficksburg. and Mr. Malcomb
,s' member Of the House Of Dele
-'s from Northumberland. have been
II Nlls in this county night and day for
c. republicans; and Mr. BENJAMIN
ioeia Of Northumberland spent
:. ~lai Gays on the Eastern Shore during
Week in the interest Of the RepuDli-
ava Society ticket II Is openly
,,.t'l mere that the Republicans arc
So money % bride persons TO work
vote for their candidates; but. as far
=, "llfauons 20. only ono or two have
A~f sueeumbea 10 the temptation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
uoasted Husbands on Toast.

DR. W. y. Hall. Of New York, who has
received so much favorable comment as
a lecturer OF a high order Will lecture
tomorrow night in Cowardin-Avenue
Christian church Manchester His sub
iect viii be Roasted Husbands on
Toast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Irncnhnre. ~. october 81. 1s9s.

Iynchburg. Va. October 81, 1895.
To Che Editor OF the News:
h.ye thls morning read IN the Rich
rr. Times De- letter from Lynchburg.
rtrs t0 give an account of the dis
.t1-re 90 the opcra-hOuse and on the
t-.e. .l thc evening Of Wednesday last
rt.1 j spoke before the SOunI-Money
league. u favor of the gold standard
I.. account n my judgment. does in
t t1 The good people Of Lynchburg
anil 'o fle city authorities, as well as 20
yL
minutes after I commenced to
H few persons. mos-'y boys. who
sitting and stan ling around the out
- ot tae crowd by "a preconcerted
.lt The hail. making some noise
9 bat no more than necessarily
0l the movement Of that many
lt did not disturb me, and ]
on with what / had TO say. Not
before I closed my argument I
-i some shouting in The street. which
believe tho police promptly suppressed,
.. which 04 not annoy the meeting I'm
way, ror was 7 otherwise interrupted
curing tla whole of my long speech.
amer lie Meeting was over, four or five
characters. several Of whom
wore othel n liquor. with a following
e., made some Ial and sense
mors.raflon. which. ! have been
was intended as an expression
iroyal Of NY political opinions.
uonstratlon. n 10 ever had any
NICE. was promptly suppressed by
police. and IL entirely failed to an
tr re
NO community i8 altogether free from
guards. and 10 is very easy for such
TO- secure a following Of noisy
n on such an occasion; but the
community ought not TO be blamed. and
My DO not believe that the move
n amy respect met the sanction
aa SILVER party Of this town. among
] count many Of my warmest
frr.a
iAe statement that Mr.. Carter Glass.
owner and editor OF the Lynchburg
". t- anything 20 excite disorder at
mans Warehouse Is entirely with
loin-at)n. i know the fact THAI
reverse was the case. Mr.. Glass was
.i Tor 10 address the meeting at
warehouse. lut only spoke long
A t1 soothe and dismiss the crowd.
.t mon repaired 10 the opera house and
-ie listened patiently 70 my speech 10
rHl lie is Incapable Of such an
I was Imputed 10 him. under any
,... .ons and. I happen 20 know.
under no circumstances be a party
'F proceedings which in the least de-
t.o. would Boz deemed discourteOus to me.
spectfully.
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Ostrich BOaS.

Tomorrow we offer a fine assortment
Of Pure Ostrich-Feather Boas at lower
prices than We ever knew these goods
sold.
81 inches long at 1896, sAls, s5.s5, and
I'D 10 $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Children'S Hats.

We are making a speciality OF Children's
Hats in all styles. Tam O. Shanters in
fine Cloth. Cheviot. Serge Boucle. and
Leather, all in the latest effects, trimmed
with resets and quilts
o, 90. 70 95c.. to s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Reunions of veteran A..ociations.

sThe anniversary OF the Pegram Bat
talon Association win be celebrated next
Thursday at Ferriter's Hotel and the
Committee on Arrangements are working
TO make the occasion equal II not eclipse,
any OF the former reunions OF tho asso-
citation. Major Tom Bgander wiz preside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
THE F0URQUREAN- PR|6E60
Housefurnishing Department.
CHALLENGE SALE.

plain and convincing demonstration that it's here your dol
lar BUYS most It's unalerabe determination at all times
reliable merchandise such low prices that must force
uton of this Rchmonds most satisfactory and econom
cal trading place. We have taught the thrifty people of Rich
expect buy the cheapest here-but great and so
GOOD is to-morow bargain list that will prove revelation to
our oldest Gus Read these model valuesthe
deu on account their absolute truhuness and reliability
EXTRA SPECIAL-3OO Fve-Foot Step Ladders made of
best quality Norway pine nicely finished extra strongly made
meant to sell at -chalenge-29 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
BroadCiOthS.

TO meet the popular favor with which
Broadcloths are now sought for. We viii
show tomorrow an entire new line in the
popular colorings. $l.2j, $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
COlOred Dress Goods.

Tomorrow we show some choice effects
in Lilac and the new Blues. These two
Colors are now in great demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Silks.
THREE SPECIALS FOR MONDAY IN
BLACK SILKS.

Extra Weight Black eros Grain Silks.
High Lustre Black Armure Royal SILK.
and Superior Black Rustling Taffeta
Silks. all at the uniform price..........75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
clrrAIN nLAcIsronD pENIEs.
ur Was Not InsuIted by silver De-
mOcrnts.

Nr Was AOt inanlted by silver bc-
rnOcrnts.
LvErHDURG. VA, October 81
-a'l-A "stan" correspondent OF the
Richmond Times. writing from Lynch
ie under date Of October 18th,
charged that Captain Blackford, in his
.r II the opera-house on the night
r .f. 9th. had been grossly insu TED
rrl osusa%i by "a number of silver Dem
0.rafs. who not only disturbed his meet
rr b.t threatened Captain Blacklord
rl bodily injury on his departure from
tfs orerl-ho1se after the speaking. in
H. same article IL was charged that Mr.
Garter O. ss. editor Of the News, had
.r.- .1uutenance TO the alleged out
i.-. DIP delivering an incendiary speech
on tte Dispensers of Captain Blackford S
.rtl- a- NoCUman's Warehouse.
Ite following letter from Captain
u .tfo-I which VIII appear in the News
tomorrow. Contradicts the statement OF
on, i.mess correspondent:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
MEMORABLE SCENE.
,,roR DANIEL SPEAKS TO THE
nrrimoRE DEMOCRATS.

Immense GotherinS-A Good
e,o,d'. Named Kissed
cured Virginian Chcercd 20
vcbo-Wud Enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

This week will decide the great ques-
ton that has been agtating the minds OF
the millions of people for months past. All
will be glad it is over, and in celebration OF
the settlement of the question we will offer
tomorrow some unparalleled values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Carpets.

II the election is to determine your
purchase OF Carpet, you can make your
selections this week. Our assortment has
no equal in the South. All our Carpet
work Is done by experienced workmen,
and all our work is guaranteed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
urniture.

We sell only our own manufacture.
Our Box Couches and Lounges have no
equal for quality and price. We make up
new or reupholster old furniture in any
material desired. Special designs IN
Leather Covered Easy Chairs and
Couches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
Mattresses and Pillows.

We are making the above goods to order
in any quality desired. Special attention
is called to our line OF Hair Mattresses,
Spring Beds, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01
ACROSS THE nay.

CHARLES NJ BLACKBOARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-01

% Brass Tables. French swell legs,
Florentine frame. a regular $3.50 table
Challenge, $3.50
$40 Onyx-Top Table-Challenge, S5.SS.
$40 Banquet Lamp, 6Iigree-styIe
head lacquer, entire lamp gold
81 pIntcd-ChaI!epge, $500.