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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
COMPLIMENT TO sOUTHERNERs.
philippine Insurrection Spreading.

MADRID. September s0-A telegram re-
ceiyed here from General Rios. Spanish
Governor OF the Visayas Islands, who II
reported 10 have recently proclaimed him
SELF Governor General Of the Spanish do
minions in the Philippines, reports that
the insurgent expeditions have arrived at
the Visayas. The rebellion. II is also re-
ported. is spreading. and several provinces
in the Island OF Luzon have been invaded
and some officers of the gendarmes and
their families massacred. The Governor
and oficials at Iloilo. Island of Panay.
have fed to Manila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
LAST DAY AT PROSPECT PARK.
winners of the Trottfng Races
Events Elsewhere.

BALTIMORE, September So-This was
"get-away-day' at Prospect Park. Ke-
suits:
2:9, trotting- Kinsley won in straight
heats Best time, 2l6 IA. Minnie kys-
avke second, Jake NJ. Patchen third, FIRE
wood fourth: Robert Kelly; Lady ANU
over. and Olesa also started. a.
a:s5. trotting-Onycha Wilkes won In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
R,cbmond Va. September 30. 1898.

Richmond, Va, September 81, $3.50.
Quotations.: Wheat-LongDerry, o. 10
he: No. 2 red, Tic. Corn-White, Viz
GINA. bag lots, &C.; No: white. IS l,2c.;
no white. Soc; No. mixed, IS IL to
S6c.; No. 3 mixed, IS to 80 1,2c. oatsmNo,
70 De" sc. winter seed. Is to S5c. Rye-5O to
b4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

SALEM. VA. COURSES FOR DEGREES
with Electives; high standard. Library
81 90 Volumes Working Laboratory.
Good morals; no bar-rooms; healthtul cn-
mate: very moderate expenses Forty-
sixth year begins SEPTEMBER l4th Ad-
dress JULIUS ID. DREHEK, PRESIDENT
Nv 2l-Sn. TIL. &ThGW&tClm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
MISS AUGUSTA It. DANIEL

WILL RESUME HER CLASS FOR
YOUNG LADIES at ner residence, ZIG
Park avenue MONDAY, October, Sd. The
class will meet Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday. at IL A NJ. Subject of study:
The History and Literature OK the Pres
ent Century. Afternoon Literature Giass
for Ladies at e WEST GRACE STREE >
teeinning Wednesday. October 9Th, at 4:30
O'clock. Miss Daniel desires limited
number Of boarding pupils. For partlcu-
lars see circular at principal bookstores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

BELVILLE. ILL. September Coon
gresham Jehu Baker is blind. The doc
tors say there 10 no hope OF the restora-
ION OF his sight. This calamity has not
fallen suddenly. The Congressman has
been failing for some time. In fact. no
mas never quite recovered from MS Sc
nCus illness Of four years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Baltimore,
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
N'0' Louisville at Chicago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
r;rrrRsnrrRt1 TOBACCO MARKEr.

PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG VA, September ~
Special - Market dull. with comparative
iy no sales Tor some days past. Inc
market for the new crop VIII open nexs
Jugs, 81 to 81; good to fine Tugs, H.ss 20 3:
poor short leaf. 81 to s.; fair 70 good
short leaf. IS to s.: medium TO tgooN wrap
pers, - to sl2; good to hne Wrappers ~
TO $50
DANvfLLE TOBACCO MARKET.
DANvILLE. VA. September @.--tSpe-
csai fluctuations Danville lose sx, tobacco snoS
s2Saxss; medium, si2@s25; common. ss,tsizz-
FflIers-Good. xM%: common, <.s.
Cutters-Fancy. yl2Qsls. smokers-SSn"'
Exports-$l4as22
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK, September so.-(speciai.)-
Hand picked. fancy, 41-7c.: extra. S-sc.;
Virginia shsiled. No L. sl-2c.;. No;
;io sDs Sss s sssss Se sr,as.
sst 10 &c.: farmers Spanish I" TO ~
bushel.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, September so.--(Special)--
Peanufs-Farmers' market quiet; fancy:
3 f-2c.: strictly prime. &C.; prime, -
fering. Exceedingly light demand for an
grades.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, September w.
Especial. )--Virglnias quiet at SaS lac. iof
extra prime TO fancy; Spanish hrm, Wild
more inquiry and decreased STOCK, recens
sales at 60c.. but holders unwilling TO taxa
that figure now.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. September 3D.
Especial -Cotton--Q at sos i-sc fof
good TO choice lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
0. H. Berry & Co.,
Main and Eleventh streets.
EDUCATIONAL.

-,>>oy>~~~~r~~e~~~~ ~N~Ny~~~~o~~~>~~r~~D~
49, BENTLEY WISHES PUPILS Al
MIR RESIDENCE. 7O5 EAST FRANK
fIN STREET. or viii accept a position n
p. s.rool or as daily governess in family
Ht-NNESagWe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
CALL FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Camp mt Columbus and Hospital mt
Charleston Desired.

WASHINGTON. September Ex-senator
McLaurin, of South Carolina. and a dele
CATION from that State. called on the
President to-day. to urge that perma-
nent army camp be located at Columbia.
s. c., and that an army hospital be es-
tablished at Charleston. 1t was also ask
ed that Charleston be made the point of
debarkation for the troops to be iispatch-
ed to Cuba and Porto Rico. The Presi-
dent listened very attentively 10 the
claims in behalf of the State. and prom
ised to give them consideration.
COMPLIMENT TO SOUTHERNERS.
The President in acknowledging what
was said to him by the delegation. took
occasion 10 pay an eloquent tribute 10
the devotion and patriotism of the sol
diers of the South. and said he had not
heard murmur or complaint from that
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TOLOAN.

WE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OF
MONEY we can place at once on Rich
mOnd city real estate.
90 M-Su& SAT- SUTTON * co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28

American Tobacco Compa-
ny (preferred). ............l00 10 -
Va.-Carolins Chemical pref 100 lloS iloH
Va.-Carolina Chemical com. lOO o'A 90
Quotations are for bonds maturing in not
less than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-28
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 30
ST. Louis-Cincinnati and Louisville-Chi
cago games postponed on account of rain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
GREAT PIANO REDUCTION SALE.
The Extremely Low Prices for High
Grade Pianos the Talk of the
Town.

The low prices and wonderful bargains
for the finest Pianos at the Great Exhibit
sale, Ninth and Broad streets, has
created much interest and excitement in
the city Purchasers are delighted over
the beautiful instruments and the big
money saved to them. Owners of Pianos
regret that they bought before the great
sale, even dealers are talking about the
great reduction sale, and of the bottom
having dropped out of piano prices but
this Is not so. This special reduction Of
from 800 10 $50 is only on a limited num-
Der Of the newest style cases Of the most
celebrated Pianos-tO show and introduce
the improvements made in pianos. These
are the old reliable Pianos we have
handled for years. Thousands are I'm use
here and throughout the state. Schools.
colleges. teachers, musicians, and experts
own and recommend them.
As TO the prices We ask for them: They
are lower than anybody ever sold them
or are now selling Pianos. Competition
is out Of the question. If you want a
Piano ard want the greatest bargain
YOU ever saw or ever heard Of now is the
time, before all are sold. Ninth and Broad
streets. GEORGE A. MINOR.
Mnuuper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
RIOT NEAR HABANA.
RESIDENTS OF CERRO RAISE Gu
BAN AND AMERICAN FLAGS.
ONE MAN REPORTED KILLED.
Five Men Injurcd-United states
Army Tenmster Struck by n Bullet
Generals Lee and Greene Confer
ring with Spanish OmciaIs.

HABANA. December ia riot occur
red at Cerro, a suburb Of Habana, At 7:30
O'Clock tonight. a number Of shots
were fired One man is reported to have
been killed and five injured. The resi-
dents Of Cerro. supposing that the Span
iards had officially evacuated the suburbs
raised Cuban and American flags over
number Of buildings. Crackers were fired
and speeches were made on street-cor-
ners, and these rejoicings on the part OF
the Cubans led TO the riot.
According 10 the account Of the affair
given by the Spaniards. the riot was
the result Of tavern brawl.
Marion Brill, OF Jacksonville. Fla, a
teamster OF the Second Illinois Regiment,
who was driving a mule wagon through
CerrO at The time of the ARRAY was
struck by a bullet in the right arm. He
was brought To the Inglaterra Hotel.
Senior Fernandez de Castro. civil gov
ernor of Habana. has Informed General
Greene that the offenders will be severely
punished. Senior De Castro says he saw
no Spanish soldiers at the scene of the
ARRAY
At 935 this evening General Lee and
General Greene were in conference with
Inc Spa nish officials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18

and are not included in the catalogue
Please add 10 your lists
l2l5-Thranes 4 O'C0nnor. 46l LON
hardy street
l276-W. /. Waring GOl r. Broad street.
l5i9-George r. Cannon. 9O6 W. Grace.
l66S-F. y. Muxley, 400 Hull street. Man
chester
127s-P. j. Bate. Twenty-third G. Dock.
l279-T r. Ferrlndini. 1s e. Broad ST
l7ol-Barton II. Grundy, Chamber OF
Commerce.
i7o2-Barton II. Grundy. residence. 800
west Franklin street.
l26-Jacob Keck. 81 north Adams ST
1I7-George l.. Bidgood, residence. 500
west Grace street
l670-John a Green. is and % Seventh,
street. Manchester
l7o3-Rev w. r. Hatcher. residence eo9
west Grace street.
i70i-M. NJ. Elmore II s. Laurel street
l6l4-J H. Millstead. 800 west Twslfth
Manchester.
ln'-iuchmond Leather Manufacturing
Company. POI east Main street.
CORRECTIONS.
siS-Maine Mineral Water Company. CTS
east Main street (change).
&s-Mnrphy a. Ames. 10 n. Nth St. 10
&S-Empire Manufacturing Company.
same address.
ST-W. T.. Powers. residence. north
First, instead OF lO6 west Grace ST.
12-Fred. Peasants, 1913 east Main. in
stead OF lll2 east Main street
.o6o-Gsy d Lorraine. IS north Tenth.
instead Of 10 south Ninth street
C. Il. MCLUER,
December II, 1898. General Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
PRESENTS FOR SISTER.
Thousands of Pretty Things for Sis
tcr--Thc worlds Best Place
for Choosing.

You might give her gloves. slippers. a
fur collarette or scarf. feather boa or
oollarette. a handkerchief. n silk scarf.
a lace collar, n fancy pin-cushion. a lace
tidy, a VEIL a pretty dress Of cloth or
silk, silk waist an opera cape. a mack
intosh or cravenette n helpful gift. sure
10 please her. a fan. an umbrella. a
boudoir clock. china nkstand. china
comb and brush-tray. an ornamental
piece Of fine Dresden or Caulden china,
fancy basket trimmed with ribbons.
Scores Of suitable articles in the jewel
~ store-goid enamel watches, gold
watches, rings. brooches, necklaces, ear
rings. pendants. hat-pins, chatelaine pins,
gold studs. blouse sets, cuff-pins. stick
pins, gold, silver. and shell hair-pins, sil-
Yer-mOuuted, tOrtoise-shell combs, brace
lets. thimhles. pun boxes, clothes and
bonnet brushes, mirrors, jewel-bOXes,
card-cases. embroidery scissors manicure
scissors. tooth-hTushes, tooth-powder bot
ties, tooth brush bottles. curling irons,
shoe horns. button-hool1s. nail-hl-s,
purses, sewing sets. nail-pOlish re-.
photograph frames A fancy pill
low, "a fire leather pOcket-book. n writ
ing tablet. work-bOx a handkerchief-
box. q glOve-box. fancy calendar. box
paper and envelopes, inkstand or desk
furnishings. a handsome desk. a taDour-
cite. q toilet table. a music cabinet.
parior cabinet. n kodak. opera glasses,
perfumeries, toilet waters. a picture. q
handkerchief sachet, a drapery scarf, a
piano lamp. or a boOk-you know just the
Kind Of book your sister likes. and rs
here. Why not q bicycle? Perhaps sine
wants that most Of all. a pretty wrap
per or dressing saCque-and why not q
SILK dress pattern? Always welcome. or /
a box Of silk hosea single pair N the ,
finer sorts: and beautiful carriers are |
here. some from Paris Why not a writ /
Ing desk or toilet table; or a mandolin or /
guitar; a handsomely handled umbrella; /
q pretty silk waist or petticoat; music /
rack a pair Of skates: a camerI-foi /
girls love picture-taking nowadays; a /
fyeet-singins canary? There's no end TO /
The Christmas hints for sister
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
PRESENTS FOR MOTHER.
Nothing il Too Good for Mother
You Want to Get just the Thing
She VIII Like Best.

Something useful she'll probably appre-
| clate most, and yet that usefulness may
| as well carry prettiness with il. You
| know best her needs. her likes-y1u'n
probably know at a glance when we've
named the most desirable thing Com
| Tort Is probably first thought Here ere
coats. velour and fur capes. shawls. 1T
| tie and big; perhaps nothing nicer than
a handsome house wrapper could be
thought Of; and slippers. warm. G.sy.
pretty; a new rocking chair large and
comfortable. 10 sit and sew in; a new
work-basket; handsome pin-cushion, a
scrap-basket; perhaps a shOpping-bag or
chatelaine; a pretty thought would be a
Renaissance scarf or table cover. a pretty
handkerchief-box, q dozen or half-dozen
handkerchiefs, d sofa pillow, a manfeI
lambrequin; perhaps a pair Of lace or
heaVy curtains. Here are triplicate mir
fors In oak and gilt metal frames: silver
Aair receivers; large reading glasses. to
nelp old eyes. A new umbrella is a nice
Siit always; so Is a pretty cup and saul
Ger; some are here from Japland. others
from France; a nice. warm petticoat of
wool or sateen; perhaps a handsome one
of silk Then dressing sacques are here
or eiderdown, flannel; perhaps you'u
think dress pattern best of allan ele-
CANT black silk. poplin or Henrietta would
be sure to SUIT; chen a multitude Of col
oIed patterns are ready.
Perhaps something helpful around
home would be better-a fve-o'clock teo
Kettle, chatting dish. in brass or silver.
gas or oil heater TO keep the sitting
room comfortable. or a new sewing tn
Die; a sewng-machine a handsome bed
spread, down quilt, or a pair Of blankets:
a box OF fine towels; a fine white apron
or two.
But more elegant things are here IN he
JeWelry store-slverware, tea sets.
spoons forks. caryng-set.
a pair of slver-mounted or iewelled hair
combs, silver thimble. gold or silver
lofgnette, silver-mounted brush and comb
or sewing set, como and brush-,rav. on
new watch. And firniture-mauy q hand
ONE piece could be chosen-a couch. n
new bedroom suite china closet. a cbif
fonniere. a siGeboard or q new dlpino
table-yes, most anything I'm the store
for the home, would please mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
BICYCLES FOR PRESENTS.
Other Things Also to he Found ut
the store of T.. W. Tignor'S Sons.

Installed I'm their new stOreroOm-at
ll'' east Main street,. ". TignOr
S,ls extend a most cordial welcome "a
their friends and the public to visit
thom. At this season people in quest
Of CErisimcs presents may be thinking
OF giving bicycle. The leaders I'm their
stock are the Sterling and Victor. They
also sell the Ray cycle and the Rem
mgton. From their stock one can be
suited both as TO excellent qualities OF
the machine and the price. Your bicycle
friend may want a new lantern or a
cyciometer. There is a large stock 10
select from at this store.
II IL is a Christmas present for your
sportsman friend, Tignor's Sons have
everything in the sporting-gOods line
Guns, ammunition. fishing-rods. hunting
suits, and so on are attractiyely dis
played.
The new store was pronounced by a
travelling man yesterday as the finest
south Of Philadelphia. He said that he
had seen nothing like it in either Baltl-
more or Washington. The fixtures are
all new, and the stock was purchased
for the new store. The firm feel that
an experience Of twenty-five years should
enable them to be able to cater TO the
sportsmans wants in a manner that will
be advantageous TO the latter Their
facilities for serving the disciples of
Nimrod or Of Isaak Walton have never
b5en better, and they have reason for
not only anticipating a large present
trade, but good business in the future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
Christmas Liquors.

When you are placing your orders for
Whiskeys. Wines, etc, remember that we
carry one OF the most complete lines OF
Whiskeys, etc, Of any house In the city,
and that We handle nothing but abso-
lutely pure goods. Good California Sher-
~, 75c. per gallon; 3-Year-Old Straight
Rye Whiskey. 2.25 per gallon; Clemmer
Mountain Rye, years old. 50 per gallon;
Proof n. Il. Rum, ;2.25 per gallon: Old
jamaica Rum. IS per gallon; Fancy
Tokay Wine. years old. 81 per gallon;
Dun Gordon Imported Table Sherry. 81
per gallon. VIII be pleased to show
samples and guarantee satisfaction.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
Fancy Grocer and Wine Merchant,
Phones, $50. 6Zs east Broad street
Bernard A. Gaines. Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
MEYERS STORE AGLOW WITH CHRISTMAS life
IS 0'it-Makers Musem-NOt Alone for Seeioo for A.
most Everything Can Be Purchased.
THESE AUTHORIZATIONS WILL SAVE OUR READERS TIME AND PERPLEXITY
PRESENTS FoR THE BABY.
KrIss IxrinRlc Thinks OF the babies
First of ALL

And - world OF things there are to de-
light the precious little one. In the jewel
~ store are cute little rings, set Of gold
PINS. silver mugs. bangles. and necklaces.
In the toy store the gifts are legion
rubber dolls and rattlers. rubber animals
that won't break. There are woolly cogs.
and fur rabbits; many on rattle sticks.
Then there are rocking chairs and high
chairs. baby walkers, and cribs with mat
tressos. In the shoe store are cute little
shoes In pink and blue and other colors.
There are dainty wool sacques and socks
and Afghans pretty wool rattles and
leggins and mittens. Then there are
pretty dresses and the cutest caps; dressy
Mue coats and wrappers: pretty Lbs.
tccthing beads.
And down in the book store are bright
rc'ure-books with the COWS and pussy
cats-yes ample hints are here for baby's
holiday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
GIFTS FOR BROTHER.
Pretty md Useful Articles for His
Room and Personal Use.

Your big brother would probably be
pleased with almost any one Of theee-a
cane, an umbrella pocket knife. a cigar
cutter. cigar or cigarette-case a
smokers set, tobacco-box. a silver-mount-
ed clothes. hat, or hair-brush; manicure
implements, pictures, and books. pillows
FOR his lounges, paper knife, inkst9nd
paper weight, pencils. a gold pen, note
paper, studs. cuff-buttons. scarf pin or
clasp, n matchbox, a bOok-marker. a sill
ver-mounted whisk-broom, silver tooth
powder bottle toothbrush bottle. photo
graph frames. q cigar-box opener, silver
key-rng, q blOtter. an ink-eraser. pen
holder, pen-wiper. shaving-mug. a model
bicycle, kid or warm gloves, a dress-sult
case, a pretty house-coat, a bath-rCbe
slippers. necktie, muffier, handkerchiefs.
collar and outlook. shoe-blaclSing set. a
fancy clock, art pottery a marble bust.
card-case, wallet, pocket-book or dress
ing-case OF leather, a pipe, one Of the
newest books. a fancy calendar opera
glasses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
Change I'm Schedule, Norfolk and
Western Railway.

Taking effect Sunday, December 18th
train for Lynchburg, Roanoke, Bristol
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, New
Orleans, and all points South and South
west will leave Richmond at 1915 z. NJ,
instead Of 1l:O +. NJ, as heretofore
Pullman .Sleepers on this train between
Richmond and Lynchburg ard Peters
burg and Roanoke, connecting at Roa-
noke with the Washington and Chat.
tanooga Vestibuied Limited for all
points south Of Roanoke. All other trains
viii leave as heretofore-For Norfolk. at
9 A. NJ. Wesubuled Limited; and 7:SO
T. NJ; sos \. NJ. for Lynchburg and all
points South and Southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
NEwLY-MARRIED FOLKS.
Gifts for the Happy Couple Joined
for LIES Journey.

Christmas presents for newly-married
friends should. Of course, be strictly
neutral in Notwithstanding for the
home. for husband as well as wife. Any
pretty thing I'm the furniture line would
hs pr0per-a parlor chair, cabinet, couch,
liable. tabourette. combination bookcase.
indian seat, china closet. music cabinet;
a china dinner set, a silver tea set, fine
,ab.e cloth and napkins, white bedspread,
lace bed set, lace curtains, sofa pillows,
man'el scarf piano scarf, table cover a
iiy down quilt, a fine pair of blankets,
..eooard scarf Renaissance lace. tea
cloth. lace dOylies. tea cosey. china tea
se, ash set, game set, ice-cream set ces-
sri plates. cut-glass in any form. onyx
ito.e or cabinet. piano, banquet or hang
.ie lamp, a pretty clock Bohemian glass
vase. marble bust or figure. beautiful
china vase or figure, Japaness vase
Japanese screen, japanese umbrella
sand inlaid Turkish stool. jardiniere
carving set silver knives. forks, and
spoons, a ladle, chatting dish, or five
o clock tea kettle. silver tray, the new
.I mined Holy Bible. a dictionary. sew
las-machine. carpet-sweeper, book-rack'
Brass fire set. andirons. wicker chairs
fl5 stove, canary and cage, Japanese
gong pretty framed picture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
BOY SIX YEARS OLD.
The biggest Man I'm the House on
Christmas Morning.

or course. he'll break anything but iron.
bat there are iron toys in plenty-hre en-
c.ncs hose carts. fire patrols. trains. coal
carts trucks ice wagons, donkey carts.
pony carts, trolley cars, money banks.
then tin toys are popular-tin horns. tops.
horses, and other animals on wheels; me-
chanical toys-wind them up and they
Fo-d0gs. rabbits, cats. and pigs that
Jump and squeal: performing bears ana
other figures that do things. plush
horses, horse and cart, rocking and
swinging horses, drums. toy watches.
ships and boats. lead and papier mache
soldiers, and animals I'm boxes. Noah's
srSs soldier suits. guns. steel and RIB
per-tired velocipedes, building blocks
Mother Goose. and scores OF fancy pic
tlre-books, rubber balls, states and pen
els. candy novelties; n military cape with
red lining. a MILDLY" suit, a sailor suit.
q REFER, warm cap silver knife.
fork. and spoon. a silver cup or plate. a
finger ring a little purse. wool leggins
wool mittens, and pulse-warmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
Christmas Holiday Rates., 1s0s-'Do,
via Southern Railway.

On the above account the Southern Rail-
way VIII sell tickets between points Oh its
line and connections east OF the Missis-
slppi and south OF the Potomac rivers nj
rate OF one and "one-third nrst-class fares
for the round-trip, selling dates December
Y, %. "a. %, %, 30. and 81. 1888. January
and 2. 1899.
Tickets VIII also be on sale for students
and teachers of schools and colleges De-
cember 18th TO 18th. inclusive at above
rates, upon presentation OF certificates
from presidents or principals Of such I'm.
stitutions. Final limit Of all tickets Janu-
airy 4, 1899.
Same rates and conditions will apply
via York-River Line Richmond to Baltl-
more at rate Of 1886 round-trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-18
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
To Points on Norfolk and Western
Railway.

Richmond to Lynchburg and return, IS
Richmond TO Norfolk and return. 1850
Correspondngly low rates to all points
on It's line to parties desiring To spend
their Christmas and New Year at home
Tickets on sale December %, q. a, 25. %,
80, and 81. 1898. and January ] and 2, 1899,
good for return passage until January
4. 1899 Students will be enabled TO secare
these tickets from December 18th TO 18th.
inclusive. provided they present GER
tiicate signed by the principal or super
intendent of their colleges. For full In
formation apply 10 the Richmond Trans
fer Company. 9o3 east Main street; b. G..
Carter, ticket agent. Byrd-Street Union)
Depot. or at companys office. s3S east
Main street. X. w. COURTNEY,
DistrIct Passenger Agent.