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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
ROoF-GARDEN FAsCINATIONs.
When One Goes Once lie Goes Again.
This Weeks Attractions.

Roof gardens always have a lingering
fascination surrounding them that Is sell
dom appeased until after one has sat
within their attractive confines and wit
messed the vaudevilles many times. Even
then. you Will find yourself struggling
back to the cosey corner where you often
drank cool beverages, and was amused
by the entertainers behind the footlights.
The jefferson roof garden Is as strong
in its allurements as any of those in New
York, or in existence. Should a regular
attender upon the resort glance at the
audience several evenings in succession,
he would be almost certain TO see many
faces that he had seen there before.
Besides the incessant breeze that comes
across the garden, laden with pure air,
even when the thermometer on the street
below is nearing the 100 mark amid a
stagnant atmosphere, there Is the excel
lent vaudeville programme being perform
ed upon the stage.
THE PERFORMANCES ARE FINE.
A gentleman from New York. who was
upon the garden several evenings ago, re-
marked upon the splendid performance
given, and said it equalled many OF those
seen m the metropolis. Why" said he,
"of course, you haven't f'regoli, the
Drews, Francis Wilson, the Dichsons,
John Ransome, or any Of the large-sala-
far above those seen In support OF the
stars at Hammersteins, Proctors, and
elsewhere" And he is nearly right, for
those managers pay the star or stars
enormous salaries, and for the remainder
Of the programme employ performers that
are only passable.
Since Mr.. Ainslie, OF Ainslie & Webster,
the managers, returned TO the city from
he North he has devoted much or his
lime 10 perfecting the attractiveness or
The garden and the vaudevilles. His plan
OF complete change OF bill each week
has met with great success and the gene
raj appreciation OF the patrons OF the gar
den. -
This weeks programme is exceptionally
dne and has abundant variety Popular
singers are always welcomed. and espe-
cioliy when they are pretty and vivacious:
BONNIE Goodwin has both attractions; and
shs comes TO the garden with supply or
new songs Valiska Is one OF those
chauteuses who know how 10 be charm
lng and besides she introduces swing
ing trapeze act that Is graceful, although
difficult The dancer THIS week Will be
/ lillian Don, and she promises to give
several dances never seen here before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

"Onen. Sesame, open," and touches the
e1actric button. and the bolt Sides from
its place. how tho lads will tumpie oNel
each other in their hurry TO reach nc
smooth and polished floor OF the gym
II doc one good to stand in the gallery
ana watch these bright, active boys, as
they Zine up" all clad in black Knee
tights and shirts, and go thIoush the
various drills And their Work on tne ap-
paratus is even more interesting lot IL
this class there are many sp!endld h'uo
gymnasts. ,,., a..
year will be looked forward TO with moro
than usual interest, as 1t will, OF course
he under the direction OF the new physi-
cal instructor, and all will want 10 see the
'sProfessor' as he makes his first DOW
before a Richmond audience, and then
nroceeds 10 show what he can 90, anu
how he can manage such an ahair'
THE ENTERTAINMENTS.
Very few evenings will pass this winter
when the Association Hall will not be
ablaze with lights. The star course en-
tertainments will. of course, be given Al
stated periods throughout this entire sea-
son. and. from the bookings that nave
been made, not a one or them VIII NC
lacking in interest, or fail 10 afford a
rare evening Of enjoyment. Then' OF
course. there will be the numerous en-
tertainments by local talent. for the nan
has become more popular than ever LOT
this purpose. These. with the gymnasium
exhibitions, will pretty well fill up the
entire time and Assistant-Secretary
Stubs Will have few blank places on MS
book.
Already the association is putting on
new look. and in a few weeks everything
will be astir within its walls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
Renl Estate Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and SAFE
were admitted to record yesterday:
Richmond: Walter Douglass Trustee &c
Henry Winston, ~ 41-2-l2 feet on
south side Peasants street near Ran
dolph, SIi5. -, .o,,,.s,oro-
IN Miles Cary, 81 Up feet on east SIDE
Prentlss alley near Clay street S65l.5i'
Mary and Joseph Heppert 10 Laura A.,
wife Of j. w. Blanton, 40 feet on west
side Iombardy street between Grove ave-
nue and Hanover street =, 100.
Henry S. winston and wife to A. Nj
Kuyk, II 41-2-12 feet on south SIDE Pieas-
ants Street near Randolph, $50.
Henrico county; George B. Bulls Irus,
tee to James Alexander Jones. so lots anu
in block II. Chestnut Hill, $3.50:
James d. Mosby to John J. Davis, 80
feet on Fourth avenue southeast corner
William T. Randolph. wife, and Chris,
tiana Randolph to Virginia Ransom IN ana ana
on north side Jay street near James, sJVo
d. j. Vasblnder and wife to bftzhu,gn
Richmond, 81. l25.
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922e7<eH5- OF d&N2tonoS
READY FOR WINTER.
Y. VI. O. A. Is beginning TO PRE-
PARE FOR THE COMING SEASON.
II VIII start out with a Largely-In-
creased Mcmbership-Tbe Gymnh-
The First Exhibition.

The Young Mems Christian Association
building will soon put on its winter garb
lu PREPARATION for the cold months. and
when September gives way to October.
and the weather is just cool enough 10
make cracking wood fire not un-
pleasant. o. different scene from that Of
The tould DAYS will be presented at the
Institution il Is In the fall and winter
that the institution proves, Indeed to be
home for the young man. 1t Is then
that the hum Of conversation IS heard
In the amusemcut-room; IL is then that
the reading-room is filled and the news
paper files are an in use; it is then that
TIE rumblng noise comes up from the
bowling alley. and that the sound OF the
punching bag. as it strikes its board with
sharp whack. is heard IN the gym
nasum
The coming fan and winter promises to
be most interesting season at the in
sutuuon. and the member who does not
enjoy the benefits afforded by the Young
Mems Christian Association this year viii
only have himself 10 blame.
WILL BE MANY NEW FACES.
And the indications are that there will
b. many new faces among the members
this year thanks 20 the earnest work Of
the "Keds" ana the Oranges" More
names viii be added upon the books In
the next few weeks, probably more. than
ever before for similar period during
he history OF the institution. But there
viii DO one face missed and the absence
" one sincerely regretted, when the re-
sreant members come trooping back AT
ne first approach OF cold weather Pro
lessor Anton Schatzol. the ahable and
Efficient physical director, Will no longer
DO among the boys. But he VIII oiten DC
thought Of while in his fH-on Indiana
home. and many a time Will his presence
be wished OF course, there VIII be a
new director. and Secretary Mckee VIII
get man who will be in every way
htloo 10 nm Professor Schatzeis place.
BOYS or THE Gym"
Every one about the institution WI
know when the day has arrived for the
opening OF the boys classes. What
swarm Of urchins viii crowd around the
gymnasium door, and when Secretary
><AIl.~ 81 his dsxk. gently mufinuTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Csc. All-Silk Fancy Garter Elastic, 15c.
yard.
Largest size Stockinet Dress Shields.
lOc pair; real value, zoe.
Hat-Pins, &c. dozen.
Spool SILK. fun 50 yards. for l9c. dozen.
&c; patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, &c.
card.
100. Shoe-Horns, &c.
Duplex" Whalebone Wnbreakable), &c.
Ladies' Carriers, made OF strong elastic.
with patent gilt buckles, DC. a pair.
One dozen Bone Collar Buttons. &c.
Carpet Binding. l0c. roll.
Odd lot of Mohair Skirt Binding Tor 1c.
roll
WHITE GOODS AT HALF
FORMER PRICES.
Full 2-yards-wide Sheer Organdy 25c.
French Nainsook, 46 inches wide, for
4O-inch Apron Lawn. open work, 90.
Best grade English Long Cloth, N35,
piece, of - yards.
4O-inch Pure silk Null all colors eOc.
yard for 39c.
Nile. Red. Yellow-Dotted Swiss, CSC.
yard, for ljc. yard.
PC. very Sheer Valenclenne Lace-Edged
Handkerchiefs, very prettily embroidered,
for l0c. each.
One lot Of Sheer Mourning Handker-
chiefs in plain and fancy edges, 7c., fer
25c.
lie Elaborately-E Embroidered Handker-
chiefs for Sc. EACH
LOT OF HANDKERCHIEFS, IN
GLIDING VAL. LACE EDGE, SOLID
BLACK, BORDERED. SWISS EN-
BROIDERED. FOR sc.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. EAST
ERN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. 3, 5, and Z WEST FOURTH
STREET. NEW YORK, SELLS TO
MEYERS ENTIRE BALANCE OF
STOCK. BOYS FALL AND WINTER
SUITS AND PANTS AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE. SALE STARTS MONDAY.
READ THIS LETTER:
Eastern Clothing Mfg Co.,
3. 8. and west Fourth street,
New York. August 10, 1896.
Messrs. Julius Meyers Sons. Richmond.
Va:
Gentlemen,-We regret being unable to
send you swatches, as we are going out
OF business. We can send you sample
Pants and Suits that we are willing to
close out at sacrifice prices. If yon can
use large quantities, II is a grand oppor-
tunity for you 10 secure great bargains.
Yours very truly,
EASTERN CLOTHING MFG. co.
dark colors, sizes 10 IA years, worth 81,
for
59c. Suit.
200 Double Breasted Twilled Cheviot
Suits. Brown mixture, sizes 70 II years,
worth N.7o, for
Csc. n Suit.
500 Heavy-Twilled Wool Cheviot Suits.
Dark Grays and Dark Brown mixtures,
sizes to IA years, worth Sl.99, for
Si.25 Suit.
800 Strictly All-Wooi Cheviot Suits, Navy
Blue Dark Gray, and Black Check. and
Brown Mixtures, sizes to s. in fancy
REFER, sizes to IL years. plain, double
breasted, worth s. a suit for
s1.99 Suit.
1000 finest Atwood Scotch Cheviot
Suits, farmer satin Innings, sik-stitehed
manner, sizes 3 TO s. fancy braided, reef
err style, sizes 9 to H. plain, doubie-breast-
ed, worth $500. for
COO pairs fine Heavy Corduroy Pants.
would be bargains at &c.. for
SOC. Pair.
800 pairs OF Finest ATWOOD Pants.
Casslmeres, cheviots,, Worsteds; kinds
to 81 a pair. all in one lot az
Zoe. Pair.
As schools will soon open. this is an
unusual opportunity to buy your boys
supplies.
800 BICYCLES FOR 5000.
Doing things best brings suceess-oe it
In selling Dress Goods or Bicycles. We
knew Bicycles must be made from the
very finest materials, and that these ma
terials must be assembled by mechanics
who could form them into lines OF
strength and beauty; but investigation
22Zes<eH5- EzM &Z2sD0Z
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Catholic Ne,Yn Notes.

Mr.. James Dolan. OF this city. has en-
tered the novitiate OF the Order OF the
Xaverlan Brothers. His name In religion
Is Brother Walter.
ST. Patrlck's Beneficial and Social 80
clety will hold an interesting meeting
Wednesday.
Colonel John Murphy. president or the
State Council OF the Catholic Knights OF
America. has decided TO cali conVeh-
ton for some date In october.
on October 18th the Jesuit Fathers VIII
inaugurate a mission at tho Cathedral
The st. Vincent De Paul Conference Ok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
Association
Woman's Christian ASSOC
Year Book.

The year book OF the Woman's Chris
tian Association Of Richmond for 1870
and 1896 Is out. It Is very neat volume
containing the charter OF the association'
the names of its officers, boards, COM
rnittees. the constitution and bylaws IN
teresting reports OF the officers, &c. A
list of the members is also given as are
the names of contributors during the past
fiscal year. An ornate feature OF uie
publication Is a memorial page 10 the
,,,oyoorv of DIR. Edward T. Robinson
Who was for some time physician to the
institution. but VINO entered into his final
rest last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
A Richmond Boys Success.

Albert L. Moses. the Democratic noinl-
nee for Attorney-Gcneral Of Colorado
began his business career In this city as
one OF the publishers Of the ITALIAN Jour
nal In 1879. being then only - years oia
He Is the eldest son OF the late w. NJ
Moses. who was, at that time southern
manager for Russell Coe Co, Guano
manufacturers. Mr. Moses, ST, dieu
while In Savannah. Ga, In 1873, where
ne had gone on a business trip.
Young Moses moved 10 Colorado In 1852
and began the study OF law. He was
admitted TO the bar in 1891. elected Couil-
" Attorney OF Mineral county In Ios-'
and has held the office ever since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
MEDIUM-WEIGHT
FALL DRESS GOODS.

ALIrWOOL CHEVIOTS, % DIFFER
ENT STYLES, 80 AND zoe. VALUE, 25c.
A YARD.
l case Double-Fol1 Gray and Tan Mixed
Dress Goods. y 1-2c. value, for 3-4c.
ALL COLORS IN THE BEST RUST
LING TAFFETA LINING, THE 1Oc.
GRADE. FOR 5 7-Sc.
Best 15c. Selica and Percaline Lining,
all colors, including Black and States, Tor
Sac.
1900 CAKES OF PURE WHITE CAS-
TILE SOAP, THE BEST SC. CAKE.
SLIGHTLY SOILED. FOR lc. A CAKE.
MEMS PURE WOOL WHITE AND
BLACK SWEATERS GOc
MEMS sCRIVEN'S JEANS ELASTIC
DRAWERS. soc.
BEST QUALITY WHITE CHAMOIS
GLOVES. 4 LARGE PEARL BUTTONS.
SILK STITCH, SSc. GRADE FOR 5oc. A
PAIR.
our 81 4-Button Kids, IN Browns and
Tans, any size. 500.
&c. SILK Taffeta Gloves, 1oc.
50c. Black Isle Gloves, sc.
Childrens All-Silk Tan Gloves, that sou
for &c, for l0c
STRIPED Rustic TAFFETA SILK,
BIACK GROUND WITH COLoRED
STRIPE Soc. VALUE, FOR 19c. a
YARD.
Striped Wash Silks, different stripes, for
y 1-2c. a yard.
SILKS.
75c AND 81 WAIST SILKS IN ALL
THE COLORS AND ID p G n )
STRIPES. FIGURES. PERSlANS, AND
NAM. OTHERs-TO CLOSE FOR 49c.
For sec. a yard, All-Silk Fable, All-silk
Taffeta, All-Silk China. worth I5c. yard.
To- 9oc a ward All-Silk Surah, double
twisted with beautiful lustre, worth SOC.
For 75c. a yard, All-Silk Taffetas' IN the
most beautiful colorngs, that sold Tor 81.
For 44c. 23-inch-wide Pure SILK Chihd' III
BLACK. with White Polka Dot.
Blue. with White Polka Dot, worth o9c'
"a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
nance Mt Forcst-Hill.

ast-Hu PARK was the scene OF de-
,,d,.,f,,I dance. given on last Thursday
ayseninr I'm honor of Miss Alice ODwyer,
- Wa shineton. ID. c.. who is visiting Miss
Pea Martin for a few weeks at her home.
on south Pine street Among mons 61Seva IN
$3.50 Stainback, Sadie Stainback, Edna
p,iIines Mabel Billings, Laura Trice,
FIorence Pennell, Rosa Williams, Miss
proep. Addie Patman, Willie Foster,
Charles Foster; Archis NV, wlllia ana;'I.
Charles Senf. g. Ihorp, W. ThorR, M p,er
lat ~ Freeman. and j. Wagner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
~, ,<e1s SzM $Z2sooM T22oz<eHS- E:s& &z5toonE

the Cathedral meets after the late mass
tomorrow.
The feast Of st. Rose, OF Lima, will be
celebrated in the Catholic churches to-
day.
Rev. Father Charles Donahue. OF New
port News, is visiting at Martinsburg.
The teachers for ST. Peters Cathedral
Boys School for the season beginning in
September, will be: First class, Brother
Philip; second class Brother Anselem;
third class, Brother Michael; fourth
class. Brother Sylvester; fifth class.
Brother Eugene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
POLITICAL.
PUBLIC sPEAKINGl

HON. j. NJ. THURSTON,
The Great Orator of Nebraska.
who met and vanquished William j.
Bryan. the boy Orator OF the Platts."
I'm a recent campaign on the currency
question, defeating him for the United
States Senate. will speak In Richmond.
Va,
TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 8. lss6.
under tho auspices Of the Local Republi-
can Committee.
Special trains will be run from Peters,
burg, Norfolk, Newport News, and other
points at reduced rates.
The hour and place Of speaking viii bd
announced hereafter.
WILLIAM LAMB,
Chairman Republican Party.
au soft SEES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Third Christian church organized mis-
sion sunday school at Powhatan Hall,
Fulton. recently, and the movement Is
heating with great encouragement from
H. GOOD PEOPLE OF that section. Each
sunday the number OF scholars has In
creased. and the society expects before
long 70 have q aourishing school 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
p1ssoLuT1oNs & CoPARTNERsHIPs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
a copartnership under the flrm name OF
ROWE & HANDKE to begin September
l. 1896. for the purpose OF carrying on me
GREEN-CROCERY BUSINESS az NO
so west Cary street. Richmond. Va.
T. N. ROWE.
au 3O-lts FREDERICK HANDkE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Edwards and Kernel arc next on the
list. They have most amusing comedy
sketch. Tony Fernandez will be seen III
one of his wonderful musical sketches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
my 3-Su&Thly

WE TELL YOU HOW TO SPEcU-
late safely In Wheat. Pork. and Stocks.
Send for our book and advice free 70 any
address. COMACK & CO.. 20 Broadway.
New York. Jy o-Suzot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

BATH COUNTY, VA,
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY: $500 FEET ELEVATION.
A large ana splendid Hotel, called
THE HOMESTEAD. with al modern
corivenienees. including private baths, has
stead. After June 18th rates Tor inc
summer will DO as follows: Homestead
Hotel. cottages. and annex. from us per
Ion OF rooms: the Virginla Hotel. from
go per week upward.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS: fins
orchestra; dancing In he. CaSino every
evening: riding and driving parties dailys
swimming-poolS; new bicycie-ttacki ger
grounds: lawn-tennis: POOL and bllilsfoss
SowlIng: fishing and hunting.
po"""s FRED. STERRY.
q, 81. WARTS Manages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

I Stair Oil-Cloth guaranteed to wear well.
usual l9c. quality. 6 l-2c. yard.
Pure White Straw Ma5tngs, the usual
" l-2c. quality, &c; yard.
Double-Headed Rug Eringes, usual lOc.
quality DC. yard.
DEDsPREADs.
10 cases Fine White Crochet Bedspreads,
direct from a manufacturer at less than
wholesale price. 1t was good buying for
US and YOU:
Crochet Spreads. usual SOC. quality 29c
Crochet Spreads, usual Toe quality. soc.
Crochet Spreads, usual 81 quality. Ggc,
Damask Spreads. usual $50 quality, 81.
MATTINGs.
Seamless Straw Mattings, small and
a yard.
Reversible Iinen-warp Mattings. close
woven. kind that sold for 25c. yard, for
lie. a yard.
Extra Heavy China Mattings. seam
less. close woven patterns, best 25c. value.
for lie. a yard.
RUGS.
2-yard-long Scotch Rugs. our best 5Oc.
Rug tomorrow 29c each
SMYRNA Door-Mats. fringed, our best
75c. Rug, tomorrow zoe.
Rugs made Of carpet remnants. IL
yards long, carpet sold for $50 a yard,
tomorrow the Rug for N.25.
Extra Quality Smyrna Rugs, GO inches
long. our best $3.50 Rug. tomorrow N.S5.
High-Art Moquette Rugs. this seasons
choicest designs, for S1.95 each.
SHOES AT 1-2 sHOE-sTORE PRICES.
800 pairs Of Ladies' Dongola Kid Button
and Lace Shoes, imitation hand-sewed,
that the manufacturer made TO sell for
81 .. for 75c.
$40 pairs Of Misses and Children's Don
COLA Kid Button and Lace Shoes, that
were made to sell for $50 for 75c;
800 pairs Of Ladies' Dongola Kid Button
Shoes. with smooth insoles, for 81, worth
$50.
4S pairs Boys SPRING Heel Shoes, that
usually sell for 81. for 75c.
BOYS Satin Calf Lace Shoes, that usual
ly sell for sl75 for SIS.
Old Ladies' Kid Foxed Congress Caters
for Csc.
ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, in
eight different styles, for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

DO YOU SPECULATE? GUIDE TO
Successful Speculation mailed free.
Wheat, provision, cotton, ana stock spec
ulation on limited margin thoroughly ex-
planned. Correspondence solicited.
WARREN. FORD Il CO..
II Wall street. New York.
nv 2-Su&Thly
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &c.
EXCURSION TO OLD POINT, NEW
PORT NEWS, OR NORFOLK,

LABOR-DAY, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
9TH, by ladies of Union-Statlon Metnodlst
Episcopal church. Train leaves Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot S15 A. M; stops at
williamsburg, Newport News, and liamp-
ton. Connects with steamer Louise for
Norfolk, going and returning. Electric
cars TO Buckroe Beach. Train leaves
old Point, returning, Z. NJ. Round-trip
ticket for either place, 81. au SOFT
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SEP '['EMBER TRADE SALES at ; :ylsggG:S

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tuudu dH of affairs lille to-day Mephlc hing k
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THE sELDEN COTTAGES, -
COBB'S ISLAND.

vIRGINIA's SEASIDE RESORT IN
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN,
UNRIVALLED FOR ITS SURF-BATH-
ING. FISHING. AND CUNNING.
Route: We will meet daily the liM
north-bound and the 4:5l south-bound
train at Cobb's Station, on the New York,
PHILADELPHIA and Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred TO island by the beau
tifu1 little steamer Harriet Dixon.
Terms: s. 30 per day; $l2 per week; 80
per month.
For further information address
COBB q SPADY. Proprietors.
Cobb's Island. Va
~ o. Cir Tu& FtSe1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5000 JUDICIOUSLY INVESTED IN
stocks or wheat NOW will net handsome
returns. We issue a handsome manual
and daily market letter. Both are free.
Write HUGHES g. &C., Bankers, 50
Broadway, New York. au 2o-Su&Tuts
FREEi THE MONEY MAKER"
Shows how small capital invested In
Wheat, Stocks, or Cotton will safely make
largo monthly profits. Common-sense
methods used. Try us. o. L. MALCOLM
& CO., Columbia Building, New York.
au BOLT
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Every one about the institution WIZ
know when tho day has arrived for the
opening OF the boys classes. what
swarm Of urchins Will crowd around the
gymnasium door, and when Secretary
NAIl-.- ~ his dexk- geaily mufnnuTs.