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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14


II he had had HIS way IN 90. every one
Of them would have been thrown into
the Gulf OF Mexico. and then we would
have been rid OF them. He would not
have man in his employment who would
vote FOR Bryan"
'. was "a a reporter that Mr. Roessle
said this. The Arlington Hotel has never
been patronized by Southern people.
OREGON FOR BRYAN.
The chairman OF the Democratic Com
mittee of Oregon has received n poll Of
nearly every precinct In the State. and
says that Oregon viii elect Bryan cleo
tors by from 400 to 1000 majority. In a
letter 10 Chairman Faulkner, NJ "
Spencer. secretary OF the Union Bime-
tallic party. says: II see no reason to
doubt that Bryan will win this State by
from 5000 TO 1000"
Representative Meredith. Of the Eighth
District. Is here. on his way TO speak
at Falls Church tonight. lie has been
making an active canvass of the Eighth
District. and says the State is safe for
Bryan by from 10000 10 $4,000
MATRIMONIAL.
Mr. Herman Kramer and Miss Gertle
Jackson, of Richmond, were married here
to-day, in the parlors of the Hotel John
son. by the Rev. Mr.. Brown. of the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal church
The fact that the groom is but % years
OF age, and the bride only in her teens,
was an obstacle to the marriage at the
home OF the young people. They accord
ingly came here. and had the ceremony
performed. with n number Of sympa-
thizing guests of the hotel as witnesses.
The happy couple Will spend a day or
two OF their honeymoon here, and then
return home.
PERSONAL.
0. Wemple. OF Danvlle; l.. Cotton,
fredericksburg; II. L. Lane. Scottsville,
are at the Howard House.
J. w. White and wife, Danville; ].
W. Hughes and wife. the oxford.
G.. Olcott, Richmond; Hugh n. Page.
Norfolk; c. p. Lewis. Virginia. the st.
James.
Warren +. Brown and wife. Virginia.
Wizards.
Robert T. Hubbard, Buckingham. Vir-
ginia, the Vendome.
POSTAL
William j Johnston has been COM
missioned postmaster at Rennert N. C.
Star-servce changes have been made
in North Carolina as follows:
Oln TO Hamptonyille From October
IL. 1896. permit the postmasters at Olin
and Hamptonville TO deliver mails to the
carrier one hour in advance OF schedule
time; provided no connection be broken
and no complaint be made.
NEW PATENTS.
Among the patents issued to-day were
the following: Nash. j. Evans, assignor
to Bonsack's Machine Company. Salem.
Va. manufacture of cigarettes; Frank
Gurley. High Point. n. c., showcase;
James A. Martin and j. i. Latta, Hick-
DRY, n. c., compressed air water eleva-
tor: Walter w. Mendenhall, Greensboro.
~ c., coop for chickens; Frederick
Steerc Lynchburg, Va, ice-cracking and
shaving machine; Benton II. Vellines,
Norfolk. Va, acknowledgements band;
John Wright, Richmond. Va, apparatus
for treating tobacco.
POSTSCRIPT.
Representative Elicit and Mr.. Lander
kin, of Richmond, left by the $40 train
tonight for home. Civil-EnSjneer Harry
Frayser Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, and Mr.. J. Il. McKenna, of
buckingham county, Va, passed through
on the same train.
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GREAT BARRINGToN's FIRE.
business Part of the Town Almost
Entirely DESTROYED.

GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS. Octo-
Der 13-The fire which swept over this
place last night spread disaster on all
sides. The business portion of the town
was almost completely destroyed. The
telephone and telegraph wires were burn
ed out. Everything is In confusion here.
Some estimate the extent of the damage
at $4,000. and others at a much higher
figure. The fire was got under control at
daybreak. and about 5 o'clock was entire
ly extinguished.
Along Railroad avenue every building
was Quilted. The Church block, the prin-
cipal one here. was utterly destroyed.
About sixty firms, representing all kinds
of business. and many families were
driven into the street. The railroad sta
ton was one of the few places that es-
capped The Miller Hotel was also badly
damaged The fire broke out again at
o'clock this afternoon In the annex OF
the hotel. but was quickly extlnguished.
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TRUSTEES SALE
4 OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN barton
HEIGHTS.

BY order OF three deeds Of trust, dated
respectively, November Is. 1884, Septem-
Der l. 1894: January g. 1896, the first from
Anthony II. Schluter and Annie g.. MS
wife; the second from Alfred ID. HenVlS
and Lucy A.. BIS wife. and the third from
]. H. Parker and Ada L.. his wife, all
executed to George l.. Christian. trustee
On whose place and stead Edward II.
Starke has been substituted by decree
County Court OF Henrico. entered Septem-
Der "a. 1885, and duly recorded IN County
Court Of Henrico. Deed-Books 1f7 A, page
$685. ll5 b. page 300. and $50 A. page $50.
respectively. to secure certain notes there
in described. and default having been
made. and being required by. the benen-
ciary so 20 do. / viii proceed TO sell. on
the premises, and in the ORDER named De-
low. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1896,
=, 4 o.c,ock 2. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed i'm said deeds. as follows:
First Deed-'Lot No. 10 in block 20. IN
Parton Heights, Henrco, Va"
Second Deed-"The west 10 feet OF lots
Nos. I. 2. 3. and 4. in block 6. in Barton
Heights. Henrico county. Va, except the
south Is feet and 6 inches of lot No. in
Third Deed-"Lots Nos. 4, S, and 6. in
block No. ., Barton & Lambs Brookiand
FERNS OF SALE: Cash as TO expense
of sale OF each respective property and
the sun, of S254720, as to the first de-
scribed property. and the sum Of s.. s0S.75.
as TO the second described property. and
the sum of Sl,99Se0. as 10 the third de-
balance due on the respective notes. ana
the remainder I'm six months interest
added, and secured by trust deed:
EDWIN d. STARKE,
Substitute Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
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MARYLAND MURDERER ESCAPES.
George Matthews, Charged with
Killing JAS. Irwin, at Large.

LA PLATA, MD. October B.-George
Matthews, charged with the murder Of
James j. Irwin at Aliens Fresh, Charles
county, August I'd, escaped from Jail
this morning Parties of men were
soon securing the surrounding country in
search of him. The escape seems to
have been due to the negligence of the
jailer Washington Burch. Matthews
was confined in stee-cage In the Sc
cond-story OF the jail which is a new
building, provided with all modern APP
planes for securing criminals. Burch
went upstairs to take the prisoner his
breakfast, and, though he denies it.
must have left the doors behind him I'M
fastened. At any rate. Matthews skipped
out of the cage. downstairs. aud out
into open air and freedom. and before
the minion Of the law knew anything
about his absence was speeding towards
the woods that lie TO the north OF this
town. 1t is supposed that he Will make
Tor some point along the Potomac, and
messengers have been sent out to frus-
trate any attempt on his part to cross
into Virginia.
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THE CASTLES BAILED.
Plea i'm Behalf of Mrs. Castle That of
Irresponsibility.

LONDON, october l3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter NJ. Castle. of San Francisco. who
were arrested on October 7th. on a
charge of stealing a number of valuable
furs, and after arraignment in the Great
Marlborough Street Police Court. were
remanded for hearing. were again ar
raigned to-day and remanded for week.
the Magistrate requiring bail in the sum
of 10000 for the release of both prisoners.
pending their arraignment next week.
Bail was given. The plea in behalf of
Mrs Castle was that she suffers from
an ailment that makes her irresponsible
for her actions. A plea of not guilty
was entered in behalf of Mrs. Castle.
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BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
VRUSTEES' SALE
Il OF THAT
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
ING
NO. 31f SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
CANDLES HILL,
AT AUCTION.


In execution OF deed OF trust. dated
March !, $780, recorded In the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond In Deed
Book lao 'BP page 81. we Will. at the re-
quest Of tho beneficiary. there having
been default In the payment of the debt
thereby secured. sell by public auction.
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1896,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the EXCELLENT
HOUSE above referred TO. situated on the
west line of Fourth street. between Arch
and Byrd streets with the lot upon
which IL stands. fronting % Ia feet and
running back l2o feet 10 public alley.
This Is good, comfortable, two-story
residence, in quiet and otherwise de-
lightful neighborhood. and Is worthy OF
consideration.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay the
costs Of executing this trust and the sum
OF 1900 with interest from June !. 1896
and the residue upon terms to be an
nouneed on or before the day OF sale.
q. II. TABB,
70 G. STAPLES
&C 10 Trustees
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ZINE MODERN-STYLE BAR
a FIXTURES.
TWO POOL-TABLES. AND RESTAU-
RANT OUTFIT.

The finest and most modern-style fitted
I'D place in the city Of Petersburg Va.
known as the Cafe Royal, No. Jas north
Sycamore street, will De sold at public
auction. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1896
at 4;30 O'clock T. NJ These fixtures and
pool-tables are nearly new. having been
In use only a short while nearly half
the cost has been paid on them They
will be sold on account OF matured un-
paid notes or balance due, on easy terms
Any one desiring further particulars will
please communicate with r. #. DEAN
Trustee, No. l0,Governor street, this city.
oc II
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BY virtue of a deed OF trust TO the
undersigned. dated June u, 1855 duly re-
corded in King William County Court
Clerks office, Deadlock IA. page g. de-
fault having been made I'm the payment
of a note therein secured, and. under in
structions from the beneficiary | will
sell by auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1885,
at II o'clock a. NJ, the aforementioned
FARM, known as "Tocomon," containing
1000 acres, be the same more or less
with large dwelling and necessary out
buildings thereon. The farm is divided
by the old YOrk-Riyer railroad. and
bounded on the south by the Pamunkey
river. which stream abounds with duck
FISH, and other game.
TERMS: Enough in cash to paw cost
OF sale. ANY taxes that may be past dine
a ratable proportion OF taxes for 1896
and to pay note OF g 0O9. with Interest
from May .. 1896 the residue payable in
equal instruments at one and two years
from day Of sale, credit payments TO be
evidenced by notes, with interest added.
and secured by deed of trust on the pro-
perry. II. r. POLLARD. JR.. Trustee.
Address. for further particulars
POLLARD a. BAGBY,
oc s Richmond. Va.
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GOLD RESERVE, s12s.7ao,7a2.
Coinage Of silver Dollars During
September. 2,7OO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. october 49,
The Treasury gold reserve declined to-
day TO si23, $50, 1872. The days Withdrawals
at New York were $4,000.
During the month of September. 1896.
the mints OF the United States coined
from silver bullion on hand. purchased
under the act Of July H. 1890. 100000
standard silver dollars. containing 20sS.-
1851 ounces OF pure silver. the cost of
which was sl.Se2.s7i. giving a seigniorage
profit OF ss37 1923 to the government, which
sum has been deposited in the Treasury.
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND, October l3.--The
Democratic managers yesterday surren'
dsred 10 the Popuiists' proposition for flu
sion. and accepted the combination ticket
for electors put up by the Popuiist COM
mittec Of thirteen two weeks ago. with
drawing Ave Of their own electors The
ticket consists OF ten Democrats and five
Populists. The Populist State ticket re-
mains IN the field.
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BY j. R. warde & Co., AuctiOneers.

URUSTEE'S SALE OF PIANOS.
l. ORGANS, AND SMALL MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS AT AUCTION.-I will sell, at
223 east Broad street. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER H. 1896,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the entire stock Of
Pianos, organs. Mandolins. Guitars
Violins, all small goods, and Office Fur
niture, consisting of One First-Class Bar
Lock Typewriter, Roller-Top Desk, Store
Shelving, Tables, ETC., conveyed 10 me as
trustee for Thomas G.. Burton q Co
This stock, which represents the best
manufactures. has been recently laid IN /;
hence every article Will be found fresh
and desirable Same can be examined
previous to day of sale.
TERMS: Reasonable. and will be made
known at date OF sale.
r. i. HAYNES.
DC Trustee
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George W. Mayo. Auctloneer. -
ID ECEIVER'S SALE
FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS.
TABLE AND BED LINEN, PLATED
MARE, GLASSWARE, CROCK
cry, And ALL OF The
CONTENTS OF The
BALLARD HOTEL.

BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, in the silit
OF Stern. Trustee, vs.. Archer and Others
j viii sell by auction the entire personal
property I'm the. Ballard House. the ais
continuing until everything is sod, and
commencing at 1890 a. ~.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1896.
the first days sale embracing.
All Of the Blankets, Sheets. Comforts.
Towels. Spreads. Table Linen, Feather
Pillows, &c, In the hotel
The Platedwdre. Casters Pickles
Creams. Syrups. Sugars, Buffers Knives
Forks. and some very handsomely latei
cnafing dishes, &c.
glassware. Goblets. Tumblers Finger
Bowls, Wine Glasses, Water Bowls. &c
Crockery, Plates OF all kinds. Cups and
Saucers. Pitchers. Dishes &c
200 Bent Wood Chairs. IN nice condition.
The handsome Plate-Glass Mirrors. Car.
pet Pier. Tables. &c, In dining-room.
The second days sale, on "Wednesday
October 21st will include the handsome
Parlor Furniture, French-Plate Pier
Mantel and Hall Mirrors. some OF unesu-
ally large size; Parlor, Chamber, and Hail
CARPETS. &c.
the PRINCE OF WALES. the MARQUIS
OF LORNE, and PRINCESS LOUISE.
and the other fine Chamber turmture on
the first floor OF the hotel. together with
the furniture. &c, OF the private dining
room.
Afterwards, all the other Furniture. in
Gliding about 200 of the finest Hair Mat
,resses, some twenty-five handsome Pier
and Mantel Mirrors, Hall Combination
Lock safe Kitchen Utensils and a large
variety of miscellaneous articles.
This furniture is generally OF better
character than that OF the Exchange ho-
tel.
To facilitate the SALE parties. when pos
sibIe. are requested to remove their pur-
chases after the close OF each days sale.
The Ballard House will be opened 10 the
public for inspection from 8 A. NJ. 10 4
Il. NJ. Saturday october l7th, and Mon
day. October 18th.
TERMS: Cash.
10. LANE STERN. Receiver
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer oc A
nv III. Seldom TAYLOR & Son.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lft3 Main street.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PhO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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PARIS, October l3--The Figaro says
that the Council OF state has decided 10
refuse the extradit:on OF r. j. p. lyman
land
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ROOMS FOR REsr-GooMs WANTED
FOR RENT,

A FIRST FLOOR DOUBLE FIAT,Wirh
southern exposure. No. 100 south mir
street: rooms. besides kitchen ana W.
servants rooms; modern bath and water
fixtures: coal vaults. furnace Cor open
fireplaces) wide centre han carpetedi eN.
elusive use OF large front veranda. front
and rear lawns. 10 parties without snial
children: owner ana wife only occupants
OF second-foor fat. Apply 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.
&C l1-lw
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BY f. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.

nETACHED DWELLINGS Nos. 1920
~ AND 1922 EAST MARSHALL STREET
AND TWO UNIAPROY LOTS AT
AUCTION.-At the request OF the owners,
who intend to sell. l win expose to
public auction, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER A. 1896,
at 4:3O p. NJ. the TWO VERY PRETTY
AND EXCELLENrLY BUILT DWELL
INGS located as above described. I'M
medlately thereafter the TWO LOTS
on east side Thirty-hrst street between
Broad and Marshall streets will be sold
number of buildings have just been
started and others are I'm contemplation
IN this immediate neghborhood and
values are bound to improve, regardless
of who is elected
oc IL e. A. CATLIN, Auctioneer
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By n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
FRAME HOUSE No. 1SOsi5 VENABLE
STREET. WITH LOT ABOUT
23x100 FEET, BY AUCTION.

EoAlDJ ID AO1 LlOAN.
In execution OF a deed Of trust dated
May %, 1896, and recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond. in Deed Book
157 A, page 4s5. / will, at the request of
the beneficiary, there having been default
in the payment of a part of the debt
secured. sell by auction. on the premi-
ses. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1896.
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY con-
veyed. as aforesaid. consisting of the
frame house No. 1S0Sia Venable street.
just beyond Eighteenth street. containing
four rooms, and now occupied by William
Nelson, together with the lot on which
IL stands. fronting about q feet.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs
and the sum of $685.. credits as to
eighteen notes for SIS each. one OF them
payable every three months, from 23d OF
August, 1895; a credit as TO sl05 until May
q, 1901. with interest on all of said notes
from May, %, 1896, and the residue at
one and two years for notes. with inte-
rest from day of sale, all credit payments
to be secured by a deed of trust.
r. II. HORNE.
GEORGE p HAW,
oc Trustees.
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Frank Miller

IidHh oAHtet
Martin oeters's Administrator and ais;
In the Chancery Court OF the CITY VI
Richmond.
In pursuance OF the decree of July ~,
1896 In the above-named cause, the unner r
signed special commissioners VIII sell oy
public auction on me prem.sses' n ns .nl
the REAL ESTATE referred TO IN SAID
decree. On
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1896.
at O'Clock Z. NJ, that lot of land. with
improvements thereon, fronting 30 rect
on the north side of Moore street ana
GoddIn alley. and near Brook avenue
The improvements consist OF large prick
school-house 20 feet By ~ feeO now occu-
pied by the city, and also OF well-ouilt
brick dwelling. etc. This property rents
the purchaser. A plat can be seen at the
auctloneer's office. And on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1896.
at 4:SO o'clock p. NJ. a lot in Henrico
county. on the south side of Beverly
street between Randolph and Washing
ton streets. Said lot begins ls2 feet west
OF Randolph street fronts 10 feet on Bev-
erly street and extends back between
parallel lines 30 feet, more or less.
And Immediately thereafter, on the
same day, say at $50 O'Clock 7. NJ,
vacant lot In Hentico county AZ ths
Sheppard street. The lot fronts 81 feet
on Park avenue and extends back be-
tween parallel lines 80 feet TO a l6-toot
alley. This property is directly IN line
Of the citys Improvement.
There could be no better time TO BUY
real estate than the present
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at
six. twelve, and eighteen months, in equal
instruments. by negotiable notes, with
interest added from day Of sale, and title
TO be retained until the whole amount Is
paid and a deed ordered by the court or
all cash at option OF the purchaser.
A. w PATTERSON,
BEVERLY 7. CRUMP,
w O. SHELTON.
Special Commissioners.
Frank Miller Plaintiff, against Martin
Oeters's Administrator. Defendant.-ln
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond:
/. Charles w. Goddn, Clerk OF said
court certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioners by the decree
in said cause of July 3, 1896, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
ociI CHARLES w. GoDDIN. Clerk.
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WANTED.

/ AM VERY MUCH IN NEED OF
employment, and hope that my friends
will give me work. Am al book-keeper.
and was a drummer for the same house
eleven years.
oc 9-1ws J. TAYLOR STRATTON.
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By George w. Mayo Auctioneer.
DECEIvER'S AUCTION SALE
EXCHANGE HOTEL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1G, 1896.

BRUNSWICK Bake COLLENDER,
BILLIARD AND POOL-rABI.ES;
MASSIVE AND HANDSOME BAR
COUNTERS AND FIXTURES:
DOUBLE-DOOR COMBINATION-LOC
OFFICE SAFE. OFFICE FIXTURES,
SHOWCASE, AND ANNUNCIATORS,
etc,
and a number of miscellaneous articles.
FORMER PURCHASERS are earnestly
requested to call and get their goods as
the Exchange Hotel sale must be closed
a. once GEORGE W. MAYO.
Oc Is AuctioneCr.
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OCTOBER IL. 1896.
Store Full Of New Ideas.

Near three acres of floor-space is
devoted to this business The dis
play of merchandise collection was
probably never witnessed in this
State.
Special preparation for this Fair
week welcomes the strangers as
would be expected of this store.
In order, too. to show them the
many advantages OF
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HANDSOME LINE OF MISSES AND
CHILDREN's KEEPERS
AMI IN ats

AND COATS.
Children's Fancy Cloth Jackets, ages
from TO years. Sl.75.
Children's Tan Cloth Jackets, hand
somely trimmed with bands OF Red
or Blue cloth, and gold braid, Empire
effect, H99.
Ladies' Ready-Made Dresses from $
TO $3.50
Ladies' Navy-Blue aid Black Cloth
dresses, fiy-front coat, half lined, full
skirt, lined through, for $3.50.
KNIT SKIRTS.
ATWOOD Navy. Cardinal, Cray. or
Black Soll6 or with fancy combina-
tion borderx ysc., instead of $50
Pink. and Cray. with solid crochet
borders. SOC. today instead of 81.
5ec Knit Skirts. all colors, 29c. to-day.
sl.75 Ladies' Cheviot Cloth Skirts. braid
trimmed frill. for 81.
Ladies' Fast-Black Sateen Skirts lined,
wide frill, 81.
All-Black Wool Moreen Skirts. UNI
brella frill velveteen binding sl.9s.
READ OUR HOSIERY PRICES TO-
DAY.
The best 2lc. Misses and Boys Fast
Black Ribbed Bicycle Hose, high
spliced heel knee. and toe, selling
here for l2l2c. pair; sizes to 9,2
Black Bicycle Hose, the kind you pay
&c for. we say l7c. a pair; three
pairs for soc.
Children's lie. Fine Ribbed Fast Black
Seamless Hose for &c: a pair.
Ladies' Fine Black Wool Cashmere
Hose. the usual 29c. ones. for lie. a
pair.
Ladies l9c. Heavy Fast-Black Imported
Hose. selling for l2l.c. a pair.
12c Fast-Black Seamless Hose for sc.
a psa-r
The best 80 and Soc Fine Black I'm
ported Hose. for ladies and children.
fancy tops, are plain. all Hermsdorf
dye, and silk finished. for l9c q pair.
UMBRELLAS
retailed here at wholesale prices
Ladies' and Mems $3.50 silk Serge I'm
brellas, Congo handles, selling for 6gc.
75c Fast-Black Gloria Umbrellas for
acc.
Children's English Gloria School Um-
brellas. Csc. instead OF 5Oc.
Mems 2s-inch German Gloria Umbrellas,
Congo handles, s9c each.
Ladies' Dresden. Cut-Crystal, French
Horn, Ivory, and Silver trimmed Con-
go handles. imported SILK Serge I'M
brellas. selling for 99c. instead OF 50
to-day.
THE HOUsEWARE.
Fine Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, con-
tanning 100 pieces. with soup tureen,
handsomely decorated and gold lined.
regular SO value. for $50.
Gray Enamelled Flaring pippers. worth
Soc. for SC each
Fine Lead-Blown Bohemian Tumblers,
worth a5c.. for 2i5c. each.
INDIAN BASKETS.
The Indians OF Hogansburs. n. T.. are
recognized as being the best makers OF
baskets IN the world. They're both USE
ruI ais well as ornapentaI.
TO-DAY WI HAVE A SPECIAL
SALE or THEM:
1909 Indian Baskets. worth l5c., for &c
each.
35c. Indian Baskets for 19c. each.
Fine Oak. Cherry. and Mahogany
Tabourettes worth y, to-day sl.2s
each.
THE COHEN GO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
BY II. l.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
s north Tenth street.
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ALLEY IN THE CITY OF ttl1 I'M, ~.
COUNTY. VA