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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-09
La enfermedad de la oana
Copiamos de la xGaceta de Puerto Rico:9
Estocion AgronomIca de MayagHez

De la Menaoria correspondence al od5o 1894 95.
Antes de ocuparnos en- los procedimientos
culturales de que es objeto la cana de azaear,
que son ademas de la preparation del terreno,
la plantaci6n replantaci6n, otierro aporque,
deshijado deshojes, deshierbos, corte de Ia Ca
Tia las operaciones analogas del cultivo de
los retofios,s los unos sperfectamente practica-
dos por los agricultores de la isa, obedecien.
do otros en- cuanto la oportunidad de su eje-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-09
La Correspondence de Puerto-Rico
MARTEs, 8 DE FEBRERo DE 1897
Gaceta Official de hov

-Decreto de S. E. disponiendo que los
nuevos ayuntamientos que Sc eliian, deberan
constltuirse precisamente ell dfa primero de
Abril del corriente aflo.
-Continuac6n de las listas de electores
para concejales y diputados provinciales
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RepertOriO HiStoriCO DE aP', PUERTo,R1co dtR Ho51

v Toste. Primer cuaderno. Sumario: Pream-
bulo.-tSecci6,s de controUeysio.-San German.
Juan Ponce de Leon. ,Secci6,a de docetnae,e
tos hist6ricos. s.-Reconocimiento de la villa de
San German por un corsario ingl6s en- 1927 y
saqueo de ella y 1928 por un corsario frances
San Juan.-Sociedad Economica de Amigos del
Pafs.-Acta de su fundacion.-tSecci6aa fzos6f-
ca.-Los restos del lenguaje indo antillano.-El
Padre nuestro en- caribe de las antillas memories.
-Secci6,o 6iogrdfc0.-El cronista Oviedo.-
Secci6ae Iteraria.-La Ira puertorriquena. -
Proemio. Santiago Vidarte. Insomnia. -
Dolora A....-La nube.-Ante la cruz.-Ple-
garia. .Secci6,e bi6liogrdtica. de
Ia historic de Santo Domingo por Jose Gabriel
Garcia. Etenaea'ides 2o1ertorTtqate1os. - No
vembre. Cada ejemplar vale 25 centavos
| Luna 80
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Coll, Perez y Comp. Luna, a. 80, 3s.n@ baj0''

Deseamos comprar sellos de Puerto-Rico en-
grandes cantidades y sellos del Centenario, nue.
vos 6 usados. Vendemos albums de todas
classes idiomas desde SO centavos 15 pesos.
Complete variado surtido de todos titles pa
ra coleccionistas, como pinzas de varias classes,
tarjetas fotografcas de todos los soberanos
para ell album; cuadros de banderas de todas
las naciones; escudos; escalas de dentados para
medir los picados de los sellos; catalogos uni
versailles provinciales; hojas para pegar selos;
cuadernos con bonitas portadas. La primera Ca
sa de Puerto-Rico. Giran sobre pob!aciones
de esta Isla Espana algunas del extranje-
15-S
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Academia POteCnica Prsparato5a aias para Ca

Academia POiteCniCa Preparatorla s;,,n. para ca
tares.-Calle del Sol namero II, principal. Di
rigida por ell CAPTAIN de Ingenieros don Joaquin
Barco Pons, Ex-profesor de la Academia
general prepsrador durante IL amos, y don
Felix Arenas, CAPTAIN de Artillerfa. Reaper
tura del curse en- de Enero. Informes en- la
Academia Pabellon de Casa Blanca. l5-8
La Bella ROsta TASoA Tstaan n% sam ! usn ss4qps Po
Rico. Dep6sfto general sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las meiores de la Habana Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos
Representante. ALBERTO PEDRElRA. P
EYfr2rniOnoe SIN DOLOR.-se garantizan
IAiuVViun00 todas las operaciones sin dolor
alguno por medic de un anest6sico exclusive de
mi propiedad. Dentaduras artfciales de pr-
nera clase precios m6dicos.-Jos6 H. Tizol.
| Gale de San Francisco, numero So P.
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cnNelII T0RI0 MEDICO- -QUIRURGICo-

nnNSII[ TURII MEDICO1 O19UIRURGICO-
V""oVh 0'''o Sol, sO.-Enfermedades de la
piez veaereas sif15ticos de 5 tarde por ell Dr.
BLANES. ES.-Enfermedades del est6naogo, higo-
do & tsetestiaaos, de de la tarde por ii Dr.
QUEIPO.-Enfermedad de la garga,sta, no-
ris y oidos, de 2 d de la tarde por ell Dr.
BAIXAULI.-Gratisa los pobrea. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-09

Co vnndnn mUphIpe en- buen estado de uso
W soHuVh "iuVUs"V en- ell Centro de Vacu-
naci6n de Puerta de TERRA. 5-2
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Du0nq nnacinn Por ausentarse su dueno Sc
ouo'tu oVu0'0" vende magnffca estancia
radicada en- jurisdiction de Rio-grande COM
puesta de mil cuerdas de terreno, de elias mas
de doscieetos sembradas de cafe ell resto de
pastos y malezas. Contiene, ademas, dos ex-
celentes edifcios; ell uno destinado d casa vi
vienda tienda, ell otro dep6sito de frutos
con tahona en- la planta baja Informara en- es-
ia Capital don Juan de Arruza 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

First Sannap Joseph Meyers; Second San
nap, j. 5. l.. owens; Warriors-J. 3.
Blount. Charles /. Philips, +. A. French
and John Il. Gayle; Brayes-D. A. Lacy,
n. b. Arnall, Charles w. Thompson, ana
John II. Wiks; Trustees-Charles l..
Philips Richard NJ. Taylor, and James
r. Sheppard.
District-Deputies Gary and Pitt as
sisted by Past-Grands John Pitt and
Dewell, installed the following officers
Friday night for Union Lodge, No. q
independent Order Of Odd-Felows: w.
l.. Burruss, past grand w. j. Haywood.
noble grand; George II. Bowden, secre-
tary; w. d. Toler treasurer. The Noble
Grand made the following appointments.
which were also installed: f. c. Wilson.
warden: X. +. Childtess, conductor,
A. j. Rosenbloom. right supporter to
noble grand: ID. Ea'on. left supporter to
noble grand: III. ,ldwater. right scene
supporter; II. l.. London. left scene sup
porter; Roy Brooks, inner guard; f.. l..
Gaskell. outer guard. The vice-grand-
elect being out OF the city, the installa-
ton of him and supporters were post
poned. This lodge had an increase OF
six during the quarter and received one
application Friday night.
At the regular meeting OF Old Dominion
Lodge, No. Il. Order Of the Golden
Chain held last Tuesday night. at Mon
roe Hall. Deputy-Supreme-Commander
Henry T. Richeson. installed the follow
ing officers: Commander. George u. Har-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

ris; Vice-Commander, j. III. Banks; AS
sistant Commander. Il. II. Wakefield:
Past Commander, Harry l.. Granger, Sec
rotary Thomas j. Bowles. Collector,
Thomas j. Dance; Treasurer Thomas =.
Campbell; Prelate. John j. Powell; Guide,
f. o. Wells; Guardian, III. Clay Ander-
son: Sentinel. A. Krezmarz; Trus-
tees-Richard w. Jones. w. J. Mcdowell.
and Il. o. Wells. One candidate was inl-
tiated and two applications were received.
At the last regular meeting or X. r..
Lee Council, No. IL, Junior order United
American Mechanics, the following OIL
GERS were duly installed by Deputy-State-
Councillor Moncure: Councillor. G. q.
Williams: Vice-Councillor. Philip Samuels;
Recording Secretary, Il. B. Wharton;
Financial Secretary, w. T. Atkinson;
Treasurer ]. Il. Allen; Conductor, j. j..
Johns; Warden. II. V. Kidd; Inner Senti-
mel. NJ. H. Fidler; Outer Sentinel, L. ".
Rudd; Trustee, J. w. Blake.
At r. regular meeting Of Liberty Bell
Council No. 4. Daughters OF Liberty,
held Tuesday evening, the following oni-
GERS were installed for the ensuing term,
by Deputy National Councillor Mrs.
Mary T.. Fox: Councillor, G. N. Fox;
Associate Councillor, Miss Maria Nor
ris; Vice-Councillor, Miss Esther Morris;
Associate Vice-Councillor. c. IL. Clay;
Recording Secretary, j. A. Mallory; AS
sociate Recording Secretary. w. U. Yea
man: Financial Secretary. Mrs. Ella M.
KrengeI; Treasurer Mrs. Josephine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

Maloney; Guide. Miss Lizzie Morris; In
ner Guard, w. T. Mallory; Outer
Guard. A. II. Thacker; Trustee, for
eighteen months. w. F. Bullington; Junior
ex-Councillor. Miss Alice Morris; Junior
ex-Associate Councillor, Miss Annie G..
Mallory.
On last Tuesday night Deputy-State-
Councillor L. w. Miller visited Pioneer
Council, No 81. Jr. O. u. a. NJ, at Ridge
church. Henrico county, and installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term: Councillor. r. S. Griffin; Vice
Councillor. A. Il. Franklin; Recording
Secretary, Il. w. Johnson: Assistant Re-
cording Secretary, s. K. Mathews; Finan-
cial Secretary. c. f. Smith; Treasurer,
c. w. Franklin; Conductor, Henry Frank
lin; Inside Sentinel. A. IL. Shell;
Outside Sentinel, j. A. Ford; Warden,
NJ. u. Franklin, Jr.; Past Councillor. j.
II. Browning. and Trustee. for eighteen
months, J. A Ford. After the installa-
ton the Deputy exemplihed the unwrit-
ten work OF the order, which was a great
benefit TO the members. This Council Is
In a fourishing condition. They own the
hall that they meet in; some Of the
members have TO come for miles to at
tend the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
urryG INDICTED INTO OFFICE.
The Omcers of Several hencVoieh'
ORGANIZATIONS Installed.

On Friday night at their han officers
Of Anchor Lodge. No. s. Order Of Golden
Chain. were elected for the term, as fol-
lows: Commander, George K. Saviile;
yice-Commander. w. A. Pennell; Assis-
tant Commander, George H. Wilson; Pre-
late. w. l.. Richardson; Secretary. Albert
Witte: Collector. Q. j. Adams;
treasurer, John r. Saville; Guide.
r. u. Cox; Guardian, James E. Wilkin-
son, Sentinel. w. ]. West. Trustees
William III. Barrett, w. l.. Richardson,
and w. A. Pennell These officers were
then installed by DIstrict-Deputy Richard
Jones. OF Old Dominion, assisted by SUI
pqeme-A Assistant L Commander G. Y. Bar
eamin, acting Supreme Guide.
At the regular council fire OF Monacan
Tribe. No. So. Independent order OF Red
Men. held las. Thursday night at Monroe
Hall. the following chiefs were raised up:
Prophet. G. ]. Davidson; Sachem. John
~. Stout; Senior Sycamore, Richard M.
Taylor Junior Sycamore. John s. Har-
wood Chief Of Records. Nelson Powell;
Keeper of Wampum. Richard w. Jones;
Collector OF Wampum. J. *. Kracke;
Keeper OF wigwam. A. Krezmarz; Asss-
|1snt Keeper OF Wigwam, A. 5. Godsey;
assh Of Forest. Edward Mccormack;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah A. Purcell
whose death, which occurred on Friday
was announced in the Dispatch. took
place from Park-Place Methodist church
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
interment was made In Hollywood. The
following gentlemen acted as pall-bear-
ers: Major b. +. Howard, Captain Il. p.
Hulce. Sergcants A. NJ Tomlinson. q.
w. Epps J. f. Shinberger, and Mr.. Ed
ward Bates.
The remains OF Mr. William Taylor
Barrett. who died on Friday were laid
10 rest In Hollywood at O'clock yester-
day afternoon. The funeral ceremony
took place at TIE late residence OF the
deceased and was conducted by Rev. Mr..
Garrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
WANTED.
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED MlLld-
merry SALESPEOPLE
and
TRIMMERS
for the approaching season. Apply
In the Department.
We ordered out too many
FINE BLACK DRESS FABRICS,

We ordered out too many
FINE BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
the past season. Ours is the loss IN
these. The always usefulness of these
fabrics, and the great special price-reduc-
tions, make them one of the good things
for Monday.
5O-inch Fine Quality Twilled India Cloth,
usual price 81 80 "A yard. to-day oJc.
R-inch SilkaFlnished Henrietta, SOFT
lo-inch Priestley's SILK Embroidered
Crepe de Chine Sl.75 quality, for 81 a
yard.
A.inch Imported Melrose Cloth. with
fancy figures, various designs tlal
cost csc. a yard to land; our price TO-
ls-inch Atwood Imperial Serge, the 59c.
kind, for soc. yard. e..
28-inch Lace-Effect jacquard, sold Tor
69c yard, to-day 81 lie:
A new line of Figured Mohair best de-
signs, 25c. a yard, for 3Sc. kind.
FROM 9:30 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Wide. DoubleFold Brocaded Armures,
in five different patterns, entire new
Importation. the l9c. quality for lOc.
yard-one dress to a customer.
FROM IL TO 10 O'CLOCK
the soc. kind for 25c. yard-one dress
TO q buyer.
The shortest route TO bargain buying
IN CARPETS
Is TO wait until January. Carpets ana
other floor coverings form the greatest
stock January has ever seen. we nave
arranged special prices for The Red-Le1-
tor Day." It's to be a whole army OF
helpfulness TO you and us, too.
Orc. a yard for Bright, Pretty Tapestry
Carpets. real value from 20 10 Doc.
n nc. a yard for good 9-Wire Tapestry
Carpets. real value 50 TO sOc.
bdc. yard for Roxburys, Smiths 5, or
Sanfo:d's lO-Wlre, real value S0c. 10 81.
b0c. a yard for Wilton Neivet-hall; starr.
or room patterns-real value SOc-
75c' for Moquette Carpets. real value
ase for Extra Super Wool Ingram Car
nets. real value SOC.
osrp Tor an All-Wool Extra Super In
grain Carpet real value t'c.
RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
exl-vard Japanese Handmade ITuggets
for s525, real value $40. -. ,..,,coa.s
4x5-yard japanese Hano-Maue
for B.25, from NZ;0V. xr.u pr,s
75c.. from A.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
Great and entire lines OF
SILKS

Great and entire lines or
SILKS
are on hand. Black and colored. OF every
description. Not half room TO give color
yf the many sale prices.
Handsome Black Armure Silk, fun ~
inches wide. si.l5 quality. for tsc' a
New spring colorings In Changeable
Taffeta, 81 quality. for 55c. YARD. -
Handsome All-Silk Satin Duchess, 'oc'
quality, for 2oc. yard. - So
S2-inch Drapery Silk. new Designs 'oc'
Handsome Black All-silk Crepe de
Chine, 81 quality for Doc; a yard.
Handsome Black MORE Velour, elaoo-
rate designs. S.20 quality, Tor 'Sc'
Handsome BLACK Satin Duchess Bro
cades. new, large designs, worth Sl.lo
yard, for CSC. yard: Gnu
Fancy Hand-Woven Ianeta SILKS, new
spring colorings. 81 quality Tor oVc' d
New shade Of China silks. zoe. quality,
Handsome Black Double-Face Corded
Silks, extra wide. soc. grade, ior Sc
a yard: soc. grade for 29c. a yard.
Handsome Black Peau de Sole, extra
heavy quality, worth sl.25 yard. for
ps sUo s2-inch Black Satin Duchess,
worth 81 a yard for $i.2l yard. .,
BLACK Taffeta SILK. rustling kind, 81
quality, for tic. yard.
NOT A WRAP
a to remain in the house after Monday.
No reason why there should. Red-letter
prices like these. No matter how cheap
Not 10 be taken back
All Coats, that were 50, for go.
Ali Goats. that were 50 to sl4, for 81.
All Coats that were SIS TO so, for IS.
All the Children's EiderdOwn Coats, that
were $3.50 10 $3.50 for Sc.
All ChiidTen's Jackets, mat were S-'oo
to 1886. for $l.25.
All Misses Coats, that were WV anu
$S9S. for 50. Go,
All the Dark F'lannellette House Gowns,
that were S.75, for CSC.
The Just half price for
COLORED DRESS GOODS
will stop soon Many lots will be closed
after Monday. The red-price tags Will
tell what they are; the black what they
were.
All the Colored Dress Goods. that were
69c TO 81 .25. for SOC. yard.
SILK and Wool Plaids for 19c.
All the Wool Dress Goods, priced up 10
&c. for 25c.
All the Wool Fabrics priced up to &c.,
for II lie ,,-x
B-inch Taiior-Made Suitings, in English
Checks. 50c., from sec.
All the French Goods, from II TO ~
Piaids, in pretty, bright. Il lie. sorts,
for 3-ic.
Don't take this for what is selling in the
MILLINERY.
Half price and less everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
THE COHEN THE COHEN co COHEN CO

OF Linden street, subject to two deeds Of
trust. amounting 70 5000, $500.
Henrico: William Elyson. Edwin ID.
Starke and their wives 10 Susie d., wife
OF f. ID. Starke, 10 feet on south side
Moore street. 81 IL feet east Of Dinneen.
~ GOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10

The Governor has issued an order re-
quiring the State Library building to be
heated until 8 o'clock each evening. In
order that those visiting the law library
may be made comfortable after the rest
Of the building ~ closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
HOSIERY

to clear out for new ones.
Ladies' Full Seamless Fast-Black 12c.
Hose are -red-lettered-5c. a pair.
Heavy Two-Thread Fast-Black ladies'
Hose, reinforced heel and toe. French
foot lie. usually, now &C. pair.
ON SALE AT $3.50 O'CLOCK
273 pairs Ladies' Chemnitz-Made Hose,
Hermsdorf dye. high-spliced heels ana
double toes. You've never bought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.

10 punches Of japanese Tooth Pckl
containing 100 In a bunch. for lc.
No. 1 Singing Hatchets that sold for
10c., for &c. each.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Bixby's Shoe Polish. for lc- bottle.
ALL DAY
Best quality Ironing Boards Tor 10
each. instead of S5c.
The finest TamDico Solid-Back Scrub
bing Brushes that were l5c., for se
iOc Whlsk- Brooms for 4c. each.
Hard Wooden Meat Founders or Bis
cult Beaters. for Sc. each; value Toe.
15c Solid-Back Stove Brushes for e
each.
&c. boxes Of the Best Blueing for &c
6-Foot Step-Ladders. 19c.; o-toot, Sci
1000 best quality Cork Screws and Olive
Wood Mustard Spoons lc. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Solid Back Shoe or Clothes-Brushes
that were DC, for DC. each.
ALL DAY
25c. Imported Lunch Baskets for &c
each.
Acorn Towel Racks. in Oak, MAHOGANY
and Cherry. were &c; special for MOE
day. 7c each.
Finest silk Tissue Toilet Paper larg,
size rolls. were &c; special for Mon
day, rolls Tor &c.
Long Handle Wal-Dusters, were ac;
sale price. DC. each.
Nickel-Plated Gas-Beys, l9c. each.
400 Mop-Handles will be sold Monda!
for &c. each.
Enameled stove Polish. ic box.
G0-foot Clothes Lines for &c. each.
FROM y TO 1 O'CLOCK
Double-Sewed Brooms for &c. each;
value. l5c.
ALL DAY
Bamboo Fireplace Screens. with Japa.
nese filings. were sold Tor 81 sac
price. 35c. each.
Double-Shelf oak ParlOr Tables. ~
each instead OF Sis.
Fine Solid Oak Cane-Seated Rockers
that sold for zoe. each.
Handsome Oak or Mahogany kocheis
that were sold for $3.50. for $50 eaea
Art Rockers that have been selling a.
$40 will be sold for $50 each:
Large Fancy Rattan Rockers tnat Nei7
sold for Is Tor $3.50 each. 49,.
Genuine Stag-Handle Carving SETS 'hs'
were s. will be sold for CSC. a sel
Family Steels. for sharpening knives
15c. instead OF 50c.
Serrated Edge Bread or Cake KNIVES
were DC. for SC each
Genuine Bone Handle Carving SETS u"
were sold for N.75, during this sals
soc. a set.
Fancy Bolstered Ebony and Bony
Handle Table Knives that were d
dozen. for &c. each.
The Windsor Al Plated Teaspoons &C.
each. instead Of s. a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William McBain's trustee to
Mary W.. wife Of William McBain. 20 feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
GLASSWARE.
READY AT $50 O'CLOCK

READY AT $50 O'CLOCK
400 dozen Imitation-Cut oil or Ninega.
Bottles that were l5c., will be SOFA j"
&C. each. ~
Baccarat Goblets. imported from P s'.
tieux, France, were $40 Dozen w
ring this salo for Sl.l2. ..
Baccarat Glass Finger Bowls that WV
Soc. for 25c. ga
Baccarat Glass Walters that were VIZ
for 75c. "a.
100 Orange or Fruit Bowls that were
25c, for 19c. each. -. a,
A lot OF Imitation Cut-GlasS bFitl
Salad Saucers, that were $50 u01'"'
for &c each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
100 Pickle Dishes that were &c., Tor ~
each.
ALL DAY
Imltation-Cut Flower Vases e. eacn ,i,,
Imitation Cut-Glass Cheese Dishcs '-N'
were 50c., for l9c. each. ..,,,l
Table Sets. made Of the pest S'''
glass were 75c for PC. ser. .,.
A lot OF Cut-Necs Decanters that WV
sold at Sl75 and $50. for 81 et'M ,s,t
Genuine Cut-Nock Water botlie'
,oS were a@,; s. 5or cS S Saeh pitchers that
We're &c. FOR TO-. each.
FROM u TO O'CLOCK -, "a.
90 barrels of Hand Engraved flofal
sign Lead Blown Tumbers t,tl ~.
81 SO a dozen. Will be sold six Tor ~
SAME TIME I'll, \.
% barrels OF Ice-Cream Saucers VIII
sold for lc. each
Have more than Five Hundred
LAMPS AMP TABLES
oyer bought for the holiday trace -.
49,
price they were-measured by othe'
chants price Quarter price they Il
Monday.
Fine Mexican Onyx-Top SOLD as
Parlor Tables that were Wv i0'
each. ..i,h cen
Solid Brass Banquet Lamps, @i,a ,sst
tre-draft burner, removable te"'''
were sold az s.. COR s. - eacn' sr,px
Large Onyx and Brass BahQ"0'
that were SIS. for s. each. c,binsts
Handsome Brass and OnSN e'ch.
that were sold for x25. Tor 20 iasaps
Solid Brass and Nickel Bani9,' - al
that were selling at $. VIII 70
MONDAY FOR 75c. each. -, uers
A lot OF large Onyx Tables @ ~ saca
sold for sls will be sold Tor -"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
GRANITE-IRONwARE

is to sell, and sounds in our price-asking
like the cheapest. ordinary tin, bought at
Cohen's The cause is withheld. You
are at liberty to buy any quantity.
Granite-Lipped Saucepans-20-pint size
for SOC 16-pint size, S9c.; S-pint size,
25c.; 6-pint size, lSc.; 4-pint size for
l0c.
Granite Deep Pudding ans-20-pint size
for Soc; 16-pint, 27c. 12-pint, &c; s.
pint zoe; 6-pint, 1Oc.: 4-pint. Sc. each.
Granite Milk-Pans-20-pin size for 29c. !;
l-nlnt 90 2-nint Be- each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
GRANITE DISH-PANS.
TINWARE AND OTHER COOKING
UTENSILS.

Largest Size Japanned Bread-Boxes for
DC: were CSC.
Largest Size Maryland Roasters and
Bakers, were SIS; sale-price. soc.
each.
Asbestos-Llned stove-Griddles. &c. each.
instead of l5c.
Any size Coal-Sieves, &c. each.
Oyster Broilers. 25c. each; were zoe.
Nos 5 TO Waifle-irons. l9c. each: were
35c
Japanned Dust-Pans, Dc. each.
Wire Potato Washers, 1c. each.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
Wire Egg-Whips and Tea-Strainers. 2
for lc.
Tin Wash Basins. &c. each.
ALL DAY
Block-Tin BreadRaisers. with perfo-
rated top. that were 35c. each; sale
price. Toe.
Alaska Stove-Lifters and Pokers, &C.
each; instead OF lee.
Dover Rotary Egg-Beaters that were
i0c. for sc. each.
Soap-Shakers. Japanned Flour Dredges
Biscuit-Cutters, for &c. each. instead OF
and Ice.
Box Nutmeg Graters and Bastlng-
Spoons. lc. each.
Large Bowl Strainers. Sc. each. instead
Of l0c.
100 Tin Coffee-Pots. 6-pint size, that
were 15c., for &c. each.
Milk and Pudding-Pans. 1c. a quart.
F1uted Cake-Moulds, &c. each
Puritan Porcelain Cookers that were
Sl.75. for Toe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
GAS AND OIL-sTOyEs
PICTURES.

Genuine Water-Colored Photograph,
from life. fitted in the finest gold-!eag
FURNISHED frames, 24x30. We're sold for
IS and 50: sale-price. s.. choice.
Fine. Oak-Framed Pictures that wer.
Sl.75. 81, and $3.50. for N.25, choice.
Artist Proof Etching-outside measure.
ment, 17xSl-a 81 article; during this
sale. 75c. each.
Genuine oil Paintings on Canvas, mos
than 100 subjects to select from wsrs
bought TO sell for Sc; sale-price, So
each.
A lot OF 16x20 Picture Frames. F1oren.
tine design, with FURNISHED gold q
oxldized silver, We're selling az H6.
sale-price, SOC. each.
A lot of Genuine Hand-Palnted Water.
Colors, in the new. delft scenes wefs
sold for $3.50: Monday the entire 10.
will be sold for 75c choice.
100 White Moulding Easels. extra strong
feet high, were N.75. sale price Sc
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