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Drake, Los Angeles, and ]. NJ. Elliott.
Alhambra. Capital stock, $2,4SO,OOO,
all subscribed
The McGann Stove Company. Prin-
cipal place of business, San Francisco
Directors-Edward ]. Lenforth, L. B.
McGann. John Johns, William McGann
Frank Murphy, ali Of San Francisco
Capital stock, $1,000; amount sub
scribed, 81, 45O.
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Summer hdunS
Reduced to 7c Yard.

so different styles in Sum-
mer Lawns, not an accumulation
of bad and odd patterns left
from seasons selling, but
bright new patterns. some OF
them you've never seen before
and the kind you'll not find on
the street and other counters
daily and the clearance sale
price, &c yard, is much less than
half their worth.
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Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of incorporation were yes
terday filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of State as follows:
Mamlock Smelling and Refining Com
pany. Principal place of business,
Randsburg. Directors-Harold r. Ba-
con, New York City; Joseph C. Cren-
shaw, julius Goldsmith, Eurah John
son, Randsburg, and /. n. Cohen, San
Francisco. Capital stock, $4,000
amount subscribed, S57 900
Eureka Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany. Principal place of business,
Randsburg. Directors-Albert w. Col
Inns, Adolph ]. Peters, Ed. Hammond,
Jr., Randsburg; Edward S. Ely, Chi
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CAPTAIN PHILIP H. COOPER.
Will Have Charge of the Cruiser
Chicago When She is Ready.

For several years Captain Philip II:
Cooper has been in charge of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, but since the
activities of war have been in progress
he has been anxious to get into the
fighting himself, and he will be given
charge of the cruiser Chicago when she
is ready in the near future. He is one
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Madras. lie yard.

Silver Star Madras, SO inches
wide. have been very popular
this season for shirt waists and
children's wear, as they are
lighter and softer than percale.
Just ten patterns left to close
and at lie yard.
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SIPS Suitings Re-
duced to 85c.

Silk and wool mixed Novelty
Suiting, in silk and overshot ef-
feet OF rich contrasting shades;
a very handsome and stylish
novelty for pretty costumes; six
choice patterns to select from;
width A inches; regular $1.25
quality. Reduced to S5c per
ward.
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Odds and Ends Dress
Shapes.

Hats that sold from soc up to
$l.75 and So in this lot, one OF
two of a kind, some very fine
straws and all this seasons ac-
cepted styles. To close out
quickly at clearance sale price,
1Sc each.
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Writing Paper, l0c
per pound.

A splendid quality of writing
paper, ruled or unruled, put up
in one pound packages. Reduced
to lOc package.
Square envelopes to match
paper at sc per package.
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$l2 Pattern Suits
Reduced to $3.50.

All Of our $40 and $3.50
Novelty Pattern Suits, in pretty
two-tone silk and wool mix
lures, in medium and light
shades, reduced to $3.50 per
suit; some twenty choice pat
terms to select from, at clear
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White Flats at lOc.

WOmen's Large White Straw
Flats, just the kind for you to
wear in the garden or on your
trip to the mountains or sea-
side to protect your complexion
from the SUMS heat. Clearance
sale price, Zoe each.
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Reduced from 81. so
TO SI65.

One small line Of misses and
children's best Chocolate Kid
Lace Shoes, silk figured vesting
top, coin toe; extra value at
$3.50. Sale prices, 81 to IL,
$1.65; liz to 2, $1.S5.
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Children's Tams and
Bonnets.

Chi1d's Striped Grass Linen
Tam O'Shanters; former price,
25c. Clearance sale price, 19c.
Child's Wash Hat, hemstitched
ruffle over shirred brim, hem
stitched Tam O'Shanter crown,
colors pink, blue and white;
former price, $1.25. Sale price,
5Sc.
Child's Striped Lawn Sun
shape Bonnet, pink and blue;
former price, Use. Sale price,
Csc.
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75c Challies Reduced
to 35C.

All-woo1 French Challies in
dark and light grounds, in me-
dunn and small designs, over
twenty-five choice patterns to
choose from; regular Use quail
ty. Reduced to 35c yard.
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Reduced from 81 to
SI.1O.

One large line of young girls
best Chrome Kid Lace Oxfords,
chocolate shade, cloth top to
match, medium narrow toes;
worth So. Sale prices: Sizes
8 to IL, $1.1O; sizes liz to 2,
$1.25.
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piquot Sheets Reduced
to 46C.

Pequot Sheets bleached and
hemmed ready for use. 24 yards
wide, 21a yards long. Sale price,
46c each.
Pillow Gases, 45x36. Clear
ance sale price, &c each.
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Short Back Sailors
Reduced tolOc each.

WOmen's Short Back Sailor
Hats in a variety Of colors and
straws. These are one of fash
ions most favored styles this
season and can be easily and
neatly trimmed very cheaply.
Clearance sale price, 1Oc each.
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Reduced from $3.50
to Sl.l5.

Two lines Of young girls best
Chrome Kid Shoes in chocolate
and tan shades, this seasons
styles, narrow and square toes,
lace and button. Sizes IL to 2;
worth So and $3.50. Sale, $l.15
pair.
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Reduced from Sl.25
to 75C.

Two small lines of children's
Black Vici Kid Button Shoes,
coin OF square toe, stout soles;
also one small lot of child's Kid
Button Shoes with cloth top,
flexible soles; worth $1.25. Sale
price, 75c pair.
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Ginohams, SC yard.

Ginghams that wash and wear
well, neat patterns in stripes,
checks, plaids and mixtures, &c
yard.
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ElIl!lIl22l;} Ri | ;{l!(iil|4ll
SUMMER CLEARANCE SHhE

! some trimmed with fancy her.
rlngbone wash braid, some with
neat mbroidery trimming; Mon
Day morning they go on sale and
you'll have to come early to
share In them at the clearance
sale price, 97c.
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percales, lOC yard.

Punjab 36-inch Percales. in
plaids, checks and stripes, rich
patterns for waists and wrap
pers. Clearance sale price, 1Oc
yard.
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Reduced from $3.50
to Sl.35.

Big boys Vacation Shoes, also
few French calf Dress Shoes,
various shape toes. Sizes IL to
and 212 to 5la; worth So. so.
Sale, $1.35. A bargain for early
comers.
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Women's Shirt Waists
Reduced to SOC.

All of our 75c and 81 Shirt
Waists, will be placed in one lot
Monday morning and marked at
this reduced price, which will
close them ont quickly. There
will be among the lot as pretty
an assortment as has been
shown this season, pretty pat
terms and colorings, detachable
collars, and the clearance sale
price soc.
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MILLINERY
REDUCTIONS,
Walking Hats, 25c.

Wo,nen's Walking Hats in FIVE
different shapes ard assorted
cOlors, rough and fine straw
braids. All stylish, seasonab1e
and values which the clearance
sale price in no way represents.
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Wonen's Union Suits,
17C.

Ladies' low neck, sleeveless,
corn cotton Union Suits; former
price. csc. Sale price, tic.
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Women'S Summer
Underskirts.

Ladies Plaid Gingham Wash
Skirts, Spanish flounce; former
price $1.5O. Clearance sale price,
$1.18.
Ladies' Plaid Moreen Skirts,
red and green; former prices,
$3.50 and $3.50. Clearance sale
prices, $3.35 and $4.35.
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Ginahams, &c yard.

Standard Apron Check Cling
hams, good quality, 4c yard.
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of the most efficient men in the sarv-
ice He came out of the academy In
1865, one year ahead of his time, in or
der that he might see the activities Of
real warfare. He served with Admirals
Farragut and Thatcher. When The
war was over he was assigned to varl-
olfs duties by the Navy Department.
He was commander of the Sabine. and
later of the Swatara, in the Asiatic sta
tior and the San, Francisco. He served
at torpedo station. in coast surveys,
commander of the navy yards and at
Annapolis Though he has not COM
marded a vessel for several years, he
is abundantly qualified for the work.
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soc Cheviot Reduced
to 25c.

4O-inch Al1-wool Cheviot, in
pretty two-tone mixtures and
boucle plaid effects; regular soc
quality. Reduced to 25c yard.
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Reduced from 81
to csc.

Several lines Of young girls
Chrome Kid Strap Slippers,with
ornament and bow over instep;
worth $50 and 81, according
to size. Sale prices: 81 to IL,
9Sc; IL to 2, $1.15.
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Reduced from $3.50
to SI.85.

About 200 pairs ladies'
Chrome Kid Lace Oxfords, vari-
Gus style toes, mostly coin, all
in this seasons chocolate
shades, flexible hand-turned
sole; good value at So and $3.50.
Sale, $l.S5 pair.
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Reduced from $l.25
to 25c

Children's soft Chrome Kid
Button Shoes, chocolate shades,
coin toes. Sizes to s.; worth
$1.25. Sale, S5c pair.
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Reduced from 81 to
S1,05.

One lot of ladies' French heel
Shoes in dark wine shade, lace,
cloth top; worth 81. Sale, $1.95.
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Discretion is not cowardice. neither
is blatant volubility courage.-RamS S
Horn.
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Reduced from 81 to
Sl.45.

Large mixed lot of ladies' fine
Chrome Kid Shoes, button and
lace, mostly short lines left from
this seasons selling that we do
not wish to carry over; regular
values from $3.50 to 81. Sale,
$1.45 pair.
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Nottingham Curtains that sold
for $3.50 and SIS pair, very
pretty designs, 3l2 yards long
and very wide, to close them
out we have marked them to
clearance sale prices, 1925 and
$3.45.
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Homestead Muslin
Reduced to 6lC yard.

36-inch Bleach Homestead
Muslin, manufactured from Sc
lected cotton and every yard
warranted perfect in weave and
finish; sold for 1Oc everywhere.
Our clearance sale price, 6l4c
yard.
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Women's Wrappers
Reduced to 63c.

And you've paid $1.25 many a
time for a wrapper not SO good.
They are made from percale and
heavy print, are principally in
medium and dark colcrs. flower
designs, set designs and stripes,
full cut and trimmed with her.
ringbone and wash braids
around yoke, collar and sleeves;
sizes 3Z to Al. Clearance sale
price, csc.
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Women's Shirt Waists
Reduced to 25c.

Pretty Shirt Waists, sizes 80
to "A, in pinks, blues, greens
and tan mixtures, neat checks.
pIaids and various patterns. with
white laundered detachable col
lars. Do not judge the waist by
the price. Ask to see them and
let the value be surprise at the
selling price, Csc.
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Reduced from $l.75
to Sl.lO.

Small boys Vacation Shoes in
lace and hook, with round or
square toe, mostly blacks, a few
in tans. Sizes 9 to 13 and IL to
2; worth $1.75 and up. Sale,
$1.1O pair.
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Irish Point Lace Cur
tains Reduced.

All Ecru Irish Point Curtains
sold for 81 and $3.50 per pair
will be closed out at $4.95 pair,
and all our regular SIS and $3.50
curtains to close the lines entire
have been marked at clearance
sale price, 1895 pair.
Ecru Irish Point Curtains that
sold for So and $3.50 reduced to
clearance price, $6.S5.
Ecru Irish Point Curtains,
sold regularly at $3.50, reduc-
ed to sale price, $9.45 pair.
Combination Spring Razor
Strop,. the Z5c kind, reduced to
15c.
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SHOE REDUCTIONS.

Entire new lots on sale this
week, and but a few left from
last weeks lots. The extraordi-
nary low prices placed on such
values as are daily shown does
the work well and each day sees
the last of one or more lots.
After this sale you'll have but
one regret: That you did not
come and avail yourself Of these
unusual opportunities.
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Try McMorry's. 45c tea. 531 NJ.
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LACE CURTAINS.

All our entire stock of Ecru
Nottingham and Irish Point
Lace Curtains will be placed on
sale this week at reduced prices.
$3.50 Lace Curtains,
Reduced to 1925.
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Women's Lamn Wrap
pers Reduced to o7c.

Regular s so value cool sheer
Lawn Wrappers for women, for
hot weather wear; sizes 80 to
A; neat patterns, popular coll
ors, medium, light and dark,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
CHAIRS AND DECORATED FURNI-
TtRE.
THE LAMPS
that we are selling at half-price are not
all sold yet.

To-day Wen offer you Decorated Ban
quet Lamps, complete with l0-inch
globes. brass fittings. removable oil
fount. for $3.50
Also, SXS-inch OnyX-TOp Tables. Floren-
tlne frames. s. article for S295
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
WATER COMMITTEE CONTRACTS.
me Pavilion TO lie EncIosed-pInns
for Cleaner Streets.

The Committee on Water met last night
ana awarded a contract for g.. 4. and e.
men pipe to the Glamorgan Pipe and
Foundry Company, of Lynchburg. The
contract for enclosing the pavilion at the
New Pump-House was awarded to w j.
Whitehurst. whose bid was $G9S. The com
mittee decided TO lay granolithic steps at
the New Reservoir. and after approving
the regular monthly bills and payroll. ad-
iourned.
The subcommittee on First Market met
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with
Messrs. Smith and Curtis present The
object Of the meeting was TO consider the
advisabilty of painting the exterior Of the
market buildings, and IL was decided that
the work was necessary TO preserve the
woodwork. As the end of the fiscal year
is 50 near at hand. action was postponed
until it can be ascertained whether the
Finance Committee will allow the use Of
the unexpended balance after the end
Of the fiscal year, if the work is contract
ed for now.
The sub-C Committee on Health met last
night and considered at great length plans
for increasing the efficiency OF the Street
Cleaning Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
MORE TROOPS FOR HABANA.
Four Companies of Tents Infantry
Sail from Charleston,

CHARLESTON, S. c.. December 10
-Four companies Of the Tenth Infantry
and l25 recruits for the Eighth Infantry
arrived here last night, and boarded the
steamship Saratoga to-day Tor Habana.
The steamer will sail from here at day
light tomorrow morning. The Saratoga
made very quick and successful trip
from here with tho First Battalion Of the
Tenth Infantry The transport left here
last Sunday afternoon and took the troops
10 Habana, and was again off Charleston
at daylight this morning.
The four companies and l35 recruits who
boarded the Saratoga number about 525
men. and are commanded by Captain
Shallenberger. with LieuSenants Stokes
Berry, Hugh ID. Miller. and Assistants SUI
geou Goulding. Companies G. X, and d.
are armed with krag-Jorgensen rifles
Guns for Company NJ will follow to Cuba
by the next boat.
-Four os the men were too I'll TO embark,
and were left at hospital here.
The Saratoga will return here 10 take
the Third Battalion OF the Tenth RegI-
ment 10 Habana-
The men came TO Charleston on a train
composed entirely OF Pullmans. and had
a very comfortable. though very slow. trip
from huntsville
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

Just as the Henrico County Court adj
journed for dinner yesterday there WAS
solemnized IN the Jail office a marriage,
Of interest by the celebrated prisoner,
James Penrose Carter. The wedding was
celebrated in the room adjoining that
occupied by Carter and he stopped on
his way 10 his cell long enough 10 wit
ness the tying Of the knot.
The contracting parties were William
Davis, a young man Of Varina District
and Miss Annie ThrOgmorton, OF the same
section Of the county Davis had been in
Jail for a month or more having been
committed there at the instance of the
young woman, and after his marriage he
was released. by order Of Judge Wick
ham, and the two left the courthouse
together. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Il. b. Collier, pastor OF New
bridge Baptist church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

In execution OF n decree OF thu ~.
@"SCi.y Iourt Of Richmond. In tho s,,it n n.
ais :" s, ~, VINO sues, &c, W. Friend ana
"S'' entered July p, 1855. / will seT ,,. '+
MONDAY, DECEMBER ig le..' ~"
by auction, on the premises rosno..,.
the Following PROPERTY-to wy
~ AZ ia O'Clock NJ. the CONfEop-..
Dir bhICh HOUSE. No. 3Ol. IN -, -,
nortn size OF Marshall street be.r 20
Fourth and Fifth streets. win l
~ Seoi re-, basement and attic. and cort.tp
ing elSnt rooms. together with 49, '..i-
upon which 10 stands. frontin@ "a u
ana running back l29 feet 10 an sr...e.
ieet vide, leading out 10 Fourth srr
-, ~ ~ O'Clock Il. NJ, that LARGE A.,
thACIiNE, AND VALUABLE STobc
~ - ~ Filing, No. 2Z59. situated s,
Ine southwest corner Of VenahIe "t
Iuhp streets. with lot fronting En- ~. ".
extending back 1872 feet to Bur.op e o"i
mus enjoying fronts on two sfreats l.,
store Is fairly commOdi0us. and tho d,... ~
l a5i WIN SIX rooms, Is very comfortaba
% At / 30 o'clock =. NJ. that AvrD AL.
live FOCR-ROOM BRICK HOTFSi- ~
Wv Nenable street. with lot fronf.rr T,
ieet inches, and running back ms a.,
to an alley IL feet wide ''9
D AZ 2 o'clock p. NJ. the Very Attr,,,
I've IWO-STORY NEW BRICK Dwell
ING, No. 234 Nenable street. Win 80
rooms and lot q feet 3 inches b, boz
10 an alley IL feet wide. '
The above property is very attracti,s .,
investors and home-seekers. ~
lbhMS. One-iourtn cash; the balance -
six, twelve, and eighteen months -
notes With interest added and ma
tanned Il. II. G.. CABELL.
Special Commits i0alr.
] hereby certify that the bond ro,gf-,,
or the special commissioner bv fbo 80
going decree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVITTF
~ - Clerk
BY II. Seldom TnNInr q snn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer

In execution of a deed Of trust to the
Undersigned as trustees. dated September
q, 1896, and recorded I'm Henrico Connt,,
Court, In Deadlock 152 "B.'; page I5S
mere h alg been default in payment
Oh the dsDt secured. and in compliance
with decree entered October 10 SOS
IN the Law and Equity Court Of the cify
OF kchmond. In the suit Of SaIlie :;
PERKINS VS.: A. H. Drewry. trustee and
as we VIII sell, by public auction. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %. 1SqS
at 4 o'clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY sbo,.o
referred to, and which Is bounded by
Cabel Walnut Ragland. and Cedey
streets. and is known as lot No * 81
Redd's survey OF "Woodville.' ~ ."
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 paw the
costs OF sale and taxes up TO da1i ~ sale
and to discharge a bond for xSs7 % u,tb
interest thereon from March p iSqS. or3
the residue at one and two years fron,
day OF sale, for notes, with Interest adSl
ed, and secured by deed of trist ~,
inc property HILL CARTER.
- - n. w. BOWIE.
ee 80 Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
College Musicale.

The mL lie given at Richmond Col
lege last n IT. for the benefit Of the Mu
Sigma Rho Literary society, was well
attended, and the excellent programme
much enjoyed. II was carried out. as has
already been printed in these columns,
with the sole exception that Miss McBain
took the part Of Miss Bass in feature
No 8.
The young gentlemen who In their zeal
for the welfare and advancement Of the
old Mu Sig, arranged this entertainment,
have cause 10 feel gratified at the re-
suits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE

by J. Thompson Brown * Co,
lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

Anderson. a negro. who fatally wounded
Cicero Wright, Constable OF Fredonia.
Ala, was lynched near Lanett last night.
The negro. who had been placed under ar
rest Tor stealing. overpowered Wright.
beat him into tnsensibility. and rfied his
pockets. He was later arrested by Sherir
Johnson and posse, and was being taken
to Jail, when the Sheriff was overpowered
by mob, the negro taken from him
strung up TO tree and shot 10 death.
Mr.. Wright Is In a critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
/. QUEER TURN OF THE MARKET
FAVORED HANDKERCHiEF
BUYING.

Cohen's service in that alone saves our
public thousands Of dollars for the nom
dav trade alone. Even the maker would
think them half paid for.
rho Zine Hand-Embroidered Handker-
chiefs you are in the habit OF paying
q TO soc. for are here at l212c. each'
10 and 12ikc Handkerchiefs, Tor laoies
and men, are here at DC.
,ad,os sheer Pure-Linen Open-Work
Hand-Embroidered Initial Hahuker-
chiefs. worth 25c., are l5c. each'
Mems and Ladies Fine HeIhs stl. n!,
Handkerchiefs, the usual 1or Ioc'
ones, are &c. each
Mems Northumberland Initial Hand-
kerchiefs, that cost up TO oVc' each' are
3 for zoe.
The usual and &C. Handkerchieis'
fancy borders, for le
Mems Heavy Pqre-silk Wide Hen, Hen
main. and fancy borders, costing usu-
ally $3.50 to Sc a dozen; these &c. each'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OLE
FRAME DWELLING ON WOOL
STREET, CHELSEA HILL.

BY virtue OF a certain deed or trust,
dated October 8, 1890. ara recorded in Hen
rico County Court Clerks office, Deed
Book 1873 A. page 3. default having been
made in the payment OF potion OF the
debt secured thereby, and having been
required by the beneficiary therein so to
do I will. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1893,
at 4:S0 O'Clock p NJ, on the premises
proceed to sell by public auction, the
PROPERTY conveyed therein-viz.: That
lot of land, with Improvements there
on, in the county Of Henricp. fronting %
feet on the south side of Wood street,
beginning 25G feet from the southeast in
tersection Of Wood street and a street
not named. and running back between
wide.
TERMS: Cash.
JACKSON BRANDT.
de 11-6t Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
Personal.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT /
wifi not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted In my name by any other party
than myself. H. IL hOlSD.
dc 17-lt'
THE DISSOLUTION or THE FIRM OF
y1sIITh,R a MALLORY has lett me in
Tossession of a large and varied stock Of
RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT, AND MILL
SUPPI.IES, which l will close out at
from 10 10 % per cent. below manufac-
turers' price Have an extra large stock
OF RUBBER GOODS, such as Hose. Pack
ing. betting etc. Write me for anything
you may need In my line. J. ID. NAL
iORY, ~ Light street. Baltimore. Ma
de 2-26t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
1'5'!(6IjFE!!:::::N!l!!!.(9
pooks ARE THE CHARM OF IN
TELIIcENCE.


Every section Is filed with Christiiias
Books. and volumes Of every kind that
are appreciative TO all the stations in life
The stock is not less than double that OF
"A year ago. why should prices be cheaper
here than elsewhere?
300 New Cloth-Bou Books, standard
novels. standard poems, DOCKS ioI
bows. girls. and grown-ups, regular
5Oc. ones: choice, l5c.
lot of Children's Large Board-Back
Books, fun OF pretty pictures ana
stories. &c. each.
Choice Of Santa Claus Series bright
colored pictures and Charming stoileS'
&C. each.
Linen Books OF Red Riding Hood, On
dcrella. Beauty and Beast, ana other
fayorite fairy tales, Tor l%'2c'
large Board-Back Books of Anderson's
Fairy Tales; Alice in WONDERLAND;
short Stories by Louise NJ. Alcott, ana
many others, each book profusely IL
Illustrated. 25c. each.
TEACHERS BIBLES A SPECIALITY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

ATLANTA, GA. December 16.-Governor
voorhees,. q New Jersey. and staff left
Atlanta tonight for Trenton The day
was spent at Andersonville. Ga, where
arrangements were made for the erection
OF monument 10 the New Jersey lead
buried al that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
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