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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
IN OUR SISTER CITY.
NEWS OF THE DAY CLEANED YIN
THE DISPATCH READERS.
FUNDS FOR TIE BETHANY HOME.
mr.. Committee Appointed to Raise
money 10 Meet Next Tuesday N's"'-
s,or Of the Council Tonight
Personal and Briefs.

Tact evening was the time set lot ,he
committee appointed to raise funds lor
yo,horv Home to report, but the weather
was so stormy that the attehosnoe voc
email and the meeting was pospo"eU
until next Tuesday evening AT 'ioO"'
A, this time the committee Will meet a.
H. rosidence OF Mrs. A. c. Harding "h
potrbr,dge street, and each member VIII
10 renort Of the money collected by
his church. Every member OF the com
mittee is urged to be present ana DC reauS
with his report.
pethanv Home Is situated In Chester
fold county. near Bon Air. ana II INC
home of twenty-five otherwise hoiheie9a
and friendless children, VINO are car
for and taught through pure cha s i's :
of the twenty-five inmates about nan dI7
from Richmond. The rest are iioiii '''i''
chester and Chesterfield.
COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT
Tho Manchester Council will meet To-
night I'm it's January session. Asiue I'm ,i
| u being cnlled upon to act upon tiie -
dent of the Board OF Health : recoliliiieI,
| dation of general vaccination NC. -
be little business OF interest 10 oe
| acted. -...,- corre n
tho etation-house last night and askeo
| 60 etav all night They said they "ei'
Going "a ioin the United States army
THE DEATH OF A BOY.
Edward Moore. a schoolboy' ""o IL
| sides in Marx Addition, died AFTER slo.
| illness. at his parents resldelice 80, a
dsy morning at 6 o'clock. Edward was
go ~ Ar and Mrs |. II. Moore, ana was
! about IA wears of age He was plishN
rreu-behaved lad. and his sudden ana un-
t,,nel,, death caused much sorrow III the
on,nr,unitv I'm which he lived. the rune
~, LII take place this afternoon at
o'clock from Asbury Methodist church
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The following gentlemen have been IN
s+o1Ied officers OF Stuart Lodge, NO. Ia.
IT O. O. f.. for the ensuing term: fas'
Grand. George F. Hall: Noble Granu' W.
- Revnolds: Vice-Grand. +. f. Carter
secretary George w. Blankenship; urea
suror ! G. Saunders; Chaplain, E J. An.
drews: Right Supporter to Noble Grahu
f. A. Phillips; Left supporter 10 NQpi'
Grand. c. v Green: Warden, W. ,. Iu
how'd. conductor, c. c. Cousin; Inside
Guardian, w. L. Adams; OUTSIDE qua 1.- u
ian r ID. Bailey; Right Scene Supporter
Clarence Walden: Left Scene Supporter
w. ]. Lewis; Right Supporter to Vice
Grand. ID. L. Caperon; Left Supporter u
Vice-Grand. w. j. Osterbind
This lodge IS In a very prosperous con
dition. numerically and financially.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. ]. NJ. Hines, Of White Hail. wh'
has been visiting Mayor Maurice, lett 10
home yesterday.
MIR. Upton Robertson, an old Manches
ter boy. now stationed at Savannah VIII
the Central railroad of Georgia, is VISIT
ing friends and relatives in Manchester.
The funeral Of Miss Julia Turpln' Wn
died at the residence OF Mr. T.. N Hres
| DRY. Of this city, took place from IN
First Baptist church. Richmond, yester
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted D
Dr. Cooper. and assisted by DR.. Thornhil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
NEWSPAPERS FROM MANILA.
Copies of the Three Established py
Americans Received by Mai. Sands.

Major William II. Sands has received
copies of the first three American papers
published in Manila. They are decidedly
primitive in make up and appearance
but embrace some very novel ideas and
decidedly interesting news.
''The American" stands for Equal
rights to ALL" and It's doctrine Is en-
blazoned about the title in uncompromls-
ing characters.
''The American Soldier" purports TO be
"a diary of the Eighth Army Corps-a
soldiers paper for the soldiers
Freedom" the other paper, puphshed
on the Island OF Luzon, recommends the
reader to subscribe for the paper that
does and will ever lead"
All three papers devote much space 10
appeals for the Christmas dinner fund
for sick soldiers.
The baseball schedule arranged py the
various regiments lends some local color
to the papers, and there are numerous
clippings from the papers OF this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

In execution OF a certain deed Of trust
IN the undersigned trustee, dated June =
1901 and recorded In the Clerks Office 81
Uenrico County Court, Deadlock lT
"a -" mage 3g7. which was given 10 secure
the navment OF q certain sum or money
therein mentioned, default having been
made i'm the payment Of q portion thereof.
and being directed by the beneficiary 70
10 DO. | shall offer for sale. at public auc-
ton, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. 1899.
at 40 O'Clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY
ahove mentioned. being the same real es
tate conveyed by the said deed Of trust.
The house contains eight or nine rooms
With bath. culvert connections, and b m
good order: il also has a good stable %
The lot The lot fronts 10 feet on Frs,
avenue and runs back $40 feet between
parallel lines.
This property IS Immediately on ths
electrician line and within easy reach o.,
any portion OF the city.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses 81 SAB.
anv taxes that may be due. and the F..
of &OOsf a credit as 20 forty-one no's
~ so q each. with interest on same fro,
I,no 4 1899. the first Of which notes III
become due on the 5th day Of Febuay
$50 and monthly thereafter until an q
s9id notes arc paid. the balance UPON
Sucb terms as the grantor IN tho deed
shau prescribe and direct ana. ln casa
~ her failure to give such direcuCn un0q
snch terms as the trustee shali think fi:
oil ~ the deferred payments 20 bear r.
| aerest and to be secured by a deed az
| trust on the property. ,.,..-
"a IL Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
yoprrrY AGAINST sMALL-'oA'
, Committee Fails to Get "
ouorum-A Moot question

9Th Committee was ca'ie" ~
light to take action on the reso
meet ,no Council apprcpriating Sz'"o
60 the purpose of defrayins the e~ps" 49,
nav he incurred in preventing VIC
.-.5,,c,,on of smallpox within the o,'s'
nteSrs r,urton. Camp, Gibson anu ~ =,
~ zero the only members VINO Pu'
annearance. and as they ala ny 49,,
q. -, - ouorum. no action couio pe 49,
Tho ahsentees were Messrs.
Donohoe. Grimes, Neale, ana 49, tho
snecial call has been issued loi
committee to meet at 7:@O civON ,',horitv
a ouestion has arisen as 10 'hc ,,, doc
of the Board OF Health 10 appo '',rg out
tors and devise plans ior %" ,bicb the
Tho general vaccination TOT N" ~, some
.le soriatior was asked. There Is SUM
adPl,,nlaint that the Board or Heditn i,ao
',,,,,,.,,od rho prerosatives or the he~l,'
Committee. and there seems W NC e. 90
nect of n lively debate at the Hieo''"S
night. 49,, matter I'm the
hands of the Health Comml1.eo, a ~
makes no reference TO the .nvSI,.s
! Health. The resolution Is az ,.oIyahle
Whereas, 1t appears lroin ~ &c
sources that the disease OF smau-poA a
..s,raadipg in Norfolk city, va, am
.,iheroas there is danger that the sai,
1 IL.
disease NAV reach this city; and whereas
the committee on Health is without iui,u a
to take any steps to prevgn. III .hjs citv
| duction of said disease within this cry
resolved by the Council Of the City o
Richmond (the Board Of Aldermen con
curring). That the sum OF $Z'VV0, VI -
much thereof as may be necessary De- an
the same is hereby, appropriated 70 Wv Wv
credit Of the expense account OF IN
Health Department for the purpose Oh ue
fraying ali expenses that may be incur
rod I'm nreventing the introduction Q
smallpox within the city, and for vae S.
Mating such persons residents OF the city
as may be necessary; and the Commils .
on Finance is hereby instructed to pro
vide the said amount.
DIR. Oppenhimer is at work on the ma ma
NJ the city dividing it into twenty gis
tricts. This will be completed to-udS
and the President thinks that the pan
outlined by the Board will be readily RAJ
flied by the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

The Charlton Manufacturing Company,
owner of the patent for the CharitoIi
letter Of protest against the tests applied
To the machine when IL was tried In TINS
citv by the Health Committee. III Is
claimed that il was unfair. ana that the
sweeper was called upon to DO tninss
nrospectus. The writer says that the
streets were Uttered with paper and
bricks thrown in the path OF the ma
chine. the driver and certain city officials
are scored I'm very emphatic terms, and
the Judgment OF the committee is called
i'm question The letter Will be laid before
the Committee on Health tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
Daughters Should be OaroiuAS
euided in Early Womanhooo'

What suffering frequently results
from a mothers ignorance; OF NJ
frequently from mothers negie'' '"
,,ronerlv instruct her daughter -
tradition says woman must suner,
"a vonng women are so taugh',
There is little truth and great ooa.
Of exaggeration in this. III a youn as
,ornan suffers severely she neeos
.oa,,n.rt and her mother should see
that she getsi it. .ho;-
MANY mothers hesitate TO take 'nen
daughters to a physician for exa'nlA ..
ton: but no mother need hesita'o W
write freely about her daugn'e, -
herself TO Mrs. Pinkham and secuio
the most efficient advice wi'io. -
charge. Mrs. Pinkham's addroS' -
Lynn, Mass. ,r..u,pu
The following letterfrom Miss MAKE
= Johnson, Centralia, Pa, shows nav
neglect will do. and tells no" MIS-
Pinkham helped her: 80 q,
"My health became SO poor .n nc 80
Rad 10 leave school. was tired all INC
enc and had dreadful pains IN my
s;de and back. 1 was also troubled
with irregularity of menses. i was
verv weak, and lost so much hesh 'na'
w. friends became alarmed. My
a',hor who Is a firm believer in your
remcdies from experience, thought per
hans they might benefit me, ana wro0'
ror for advice. followed the ADVICE
yor cave. and used Lydia e. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound and Liver PMS a,
YOU directed, and am now as WEI, a.
ever was. 1 have gained flesh and nav
GOOD color. am completely cured Q
,,reoularity."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
Termination for Ship-Draftsmen.

The United States Civil-Service Com
mission will hold an examination for ship
draftmen and assistant ship craftsmen
beginning February 18th. The examina-
ton for ship craftsman will consist OF
the following subjects: Applied maine
practical ship-building. technical educa-
lion and experience. and for assistant
shin craftsman pure and applied mathe-
MATES. practical ship-buiding, ship cal
culs tions, ship drafting, technical educa-
ton and experience.
AS a result Of this examination APP
pointments will be made TO the following
positions: ship acknowledgment ship
yard. Elizabeth, n. j.. s. per diem; Office
Naval Constructor, Philadelphia, Pa =
ner diem. Assistant ship draftsman-
finder United States experimenting ma
val constructor, Mnham Cramp & sons
Philadelphia, Pa. 81 per diem; naVy-yard
washington. ID. c., "a per diem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
SUIT AGAINST LEE CAMP.
A sub-Contractor Sues for "o'N
Done on the New Hall.

~
Done on the New Hall.
Asa Snyder has instituted suit Tor s-oV
in the Law and Equity Court against n
f. Lee Camp, No. 1, The above sum- tne
plaintiff alleges, is due for work oohe
upon the new Lee Camp Hail.
From statements made by members ol
the veteran organization, it appears 'ha'
Asa SNYDER was one Of the suo-contrac-
tors. and that the cost OF the pullolng
was paid in full three and half years
ago. The bill has been rendered 10 inc
camp on several occasions, and IN ths
first instance the claimant was reletIeu
70 the general contractor though SINCE
that time the matter has been ignored.
Nelson Banks (coloredD, charged Win
shooting Abram Blair. was tried IN the
musings Court and given two years IN
iaiI. The jury which failed to agree
ON the case OF Joseph n. Allen, charged
with grand larceny, was discharged. Inc
case will be retired at the next term:
A marriage license was issued by the
Clerk of this court TO Isadore Cohen ana
Rachel Cohen, daughter OF simon anu
Sarah Cohen. Mr.. Cohen is salesman.
The wedding will take place on the I0th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
The Barge virginia Has Been hnised

A telegram from Captain y. ;. N Sddsr
has been received at the Richmond Ceqa,I-
Works. announcing that the barge NJ
5S,arle sound. at the mouth of the Pas
m. alig river had been raised, and th 1t
there was no damage done. lie aaug id
HAT on account Of high winds ne e9u ur
not proceed, as yet. Captain MARX Ma N AZ -
ander. of the Virginia lost all OF ms pr
snnai efrects. on account Of the sudden
TSss with which the barge sank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
Married mt st. Patrici.'s Church.

Mr. Bernard Gallagher and Miss Bettie
Cecilia Sinnot were married at 81. Pa Io
rick's church yesterday morning at :. ~
o'clock. and left Immediately thereat ,5e
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana T ~
toroac train for A northern tour. ne
',rnnn, &c a valued employee of the Hasker
3 Marcuse Manufacturing Company, ana
his bride and of Church HIS most az,
tractive young ladies, is the daughter Oh
Mir. John J. Sinnott
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
u,pusrEE's SALE OF FINE FUR
rIrIIrE' HAIR MATTRESSES. MI

TINGs. CARPETS. PiGt inEs COOK
CURTAINS. OIL on Ry sH virtue Of a deed
s 3 ,r, sa we will sell at our wareroom'
o. THIS qrday) MoEMISGw; walnut anM cham sisn
at w ,,,t . c' Hsne Walnut and OAK Ward
robes peb Very Handsome Oak s,de ecSerry
FINE six Crush Plush Par dsk s Pillar sT"I Tx
frsmel, Hair If. M aaE Dining chairs on
i Paintinss I' and steel EngTaylpfss sa'
iings. Carpets, and RUGS R,,gss c %' W and
Rockers. Fine Bed re- leou' Win also sell 80
S Sefs SS MEMS Ladies and , chiI Woad.
Shoes several Oak Chamber suits Aa, MoCS
ana ,ra San res Mirrors and Pictures. Mat Nat
tTess ss'' Bedsteads, Lace Curtains Pill
Machine, in good , 1rpe' invited 70 attend
the sale. D. II. "a h,,c,ioneer
ia IL MdhasSi al"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
THE :. Il. MORGAN HERE.
New steamer of Va.-Caroiinn 'hei"i-
cal Co. Reaches Home Hnrbor.

The S. T. Morgan, the new freight
steamer Of the Virginia-Carolina Cheml-
cal Company. of this city, made her first
trip to the Richmond harbor yesterday
morning. WI,
This fine boat was launched at the VIII
mington Oel) yards during last fail, ana
the ceremonies were attended by quite 4
large party of Richmond people. AS the
vessel approached her landing yesterday
all the steam craft i'm the harbor greeted
her with a vigorous blowing OF their WINS
ties.
THE Morgan brought a cargo of phos-
nbate rock from Charleston, s. c. She
will be here some days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
PkOPOSAL&

Eastern State Hospital,
Williamsburg, Va.
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH SUPPLIES.
IrNTIL. JANUARY IS. 1893. THE UN-
sersigned will receive bids 70 furnish tais
institution with GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS. SHOES. and other supplies IoI
the three months ending March 81; 1879
Lists of articles needed ana quantity on
Zach together with instructions now 70
hi for the delivery OF goods. and othei
details can be had by application 10
c. p. ARMISTEAD.
Steward Eastern State Hospital,
ia 18th, FIR. SaSSu4t WILLIAMSBURG, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

and is appearing before her rn,y a" IL she
e Ser" q ability nSt Sn pleasing way
singer. and has a Nellie Doner. the
about her ,eg N, S Soe nue to please with
sketch Tss hease IS ssssre OF the
view to the c9mfS sse asd are always polite
80 attentive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
Tn OIden Times

people overlooked the Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that 1t is generally known that syrup OF
Figs ,sill permanently overcome haoitual
constipation, well-informed people VIII
not buy other laxatives, which act for a
time but finally injure the system. Buy
the genuine. made by the California Fig
Syrup Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

In pursuance Of DEGREES OF the Chancey
Court of the city OF Richmond, ID no
suit STYLED Barnes, &c, vs.. fllchef' li4s'
tee and ais" entered on NOVemngf go,
and December 2 1898. and January % ltN
the undersigned trustee and spe'lai COM
missioner will sell. by public auction "a
the premises, on .
-. % o,cIock NJ the PROPERTY referred
10 in said DEGREES. IL being the eXcehengy'
located. capaciOus, and hghly-FdluaV'
MILLING PROPERTY, known as
KINGS MILL" sometimes 800
Rockets Mills" and The hlcniA3uf
City Mills'D. on WILLIAMSBURG aVonG' 6li,
the Southern and Chesapeake ana On.9
railways. opposite the city Gas-M oiHs;
comprising the Corn and Sumac MUS, ~
Land and Buildings used - conn, e ....-
Herewith, Water and steam Io"-.'
pond Race Machinery. and tNtAi.''
and All rights. ways privileges, ana tp-
purtenances thereto belonging, hSlu4iN9
the Iron Warehouse, with capaeltt p,
about 60 carloads abuttlns OF oy"t'|.'
railway tracks. Lot fronting loz lsel. OK
are,,lsr shane on south side Of Williams
burg avenue opposite the Mills, WIN
large brick stable thereon; lot tronllhh -
feet. on south side Williamsburg aNeru,,
opposite the Mills. with blacksmith s"op
thereon, and lot fronting about % ltet "a
north line Of Poplar street ana West lin1
of Chesapeake and Ohio railway liats
Of ali the said property are TO be seen a.
the Office OF the auctloneers, ana VIII %
exhibited at time of sale.
These mills and the warehouse have
rail connection with all tho railways en-
tering the city. are within few blocks
of ali steamboat wharves. the miliSs
having both water and steam power, and
being the only custom corn mills In Of
near the city.
TERMS: one fourth cash, and the bal
ance i'm three equal annual payments. ~
one. two. and three years from the dlf
OF sale. the purchaser to execute MS
negotiable notes for the deferred pa
ments. with interest added, az the RAJ,
of per centum per annum. from day %,
sale. and made payable 10 me order 3'
the trustee and special commissioner u
this cause and the title 10 the SAID rel
estate TO be retained until all the mon,,
has been paid and conveyance ordefe'
by the court. - ,,r, ctrup
Trustee and Special Commissioners
7 hereby certify that the bond require
| nv II. NJ. Pitcher, trustee and special com
/ missioner. by the above decree, ana th
/ decree of November 4, 1895, has been dll'
/ given. CHARLES " SAN iLiTL,,
! ga fp-tl III ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
Cnrs In Collision.

Traction-Car No 6S and Car No. y OF
the Marshall-street line came lIto ~,
H ni. on Broad street yesterday morning
nbn,it 3 o,cIock No passengers were hurt'
but both cars were badly damaged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1-HlTIsHaHfH1
WILLIAM IL. SANDS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMITS
SIONER IN CHANCERY
For Richmond CITY and Henrico County
Circuit Courts.
Offices: 20 and 20. Chamber OF Commerce
(de 3l-lmo)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
Winnie De witt at the Bijou.

Miss Winnie De Witt. the cornetlst and
vocalist Is responding 10 three encores
nightly at the Bijou Family Theatre
Miss DE Witt is dainty little woman,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
BLACK GOODS REMNANTS

run ND into the hundreds. Good as ever.
he price half.
silk and All-Wool Crepon, 20 inches ,
nant price Csc. yard. g..
s-inch Atwood Camel's-Hair Serge,
Csc. a yard; formerly sold for 81
yard
ATWOOD Serges and Henriettas, 80 inch-
es wide, for 19c. yard.
Double-F Fold Figured Novelty Goods.
formerly sold for 19c. yard. remnant
price 3-4c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13
DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN

ID trust deed from John ". Blend ana "'.e
~ record in the Chesterfield IVt
Court Deed-Book IS. page =. ees - I.
having been made in the payment o. NJ
smm of money thereby secured, and Ss.-'
directed so 70 do by the beneficiary '.,
'''' MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1879, -.e,
ar 4.e0 o'clock Z. NJ. the REAL E5 a d. +.
described as lying and being I'm me l.l.,
OF Chesterfield Va, fronting 81 zee, ~
Petersburg turnpike. and runihn6
igo fcet being Lot No. Z. square No -
plgn OF Thurman 4 Taylor's Addition.
TERMS: Cash. .r....s
ia i2-4t a. J. BRADLEY, Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

100 PAIRS OF LACE AND HEAVY
CURTAINS AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
. pairs OF Fine Nottingham Lace Cur
tains. that were $3.50 a pair. are Sll0
30 pairs Odd Lace Curtains, some sold
as high as 81 pair for $2.25 a pair.
lot Of Lace Curtains, at 25c.
A big lot OF Heavy Drapery Curtains,
some sold al high as So for 1918; s.
and 50 ones Yor 81 and $3.50.
Silkoline and Crepe Draperies for &c. a
yard.
DOMEsTICs AND FLANNELs
we're never sold at prices like this before.
but they are in the way and they must
% sold.
/ A. Blesched Cotton. 27-sc.
&c. Light Shifting Calico for &c.
64c. Canton Flannel for &c.
Nancy Printed Flannellettes for 2i5c.
Extra Heavy Brown Cotton for lc.
Fancy Woven Outing for 2izc.
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MEETIHoA-

MAso MIC NoTIcE.-DooXE: ~
LODGE-The members OF Ivy w
IODGE No. 81. A. f. and A. NJ
viii attend the stated commun,, ,,o
cation of their lodge at the MSS9 Sc
TEMPT on THIS G'riday) ,tHSls q;
January 10, 1899, at o'clock MeImpy'S are re
corSiaIiv and fraternaLy invited to at
'e p,, order of the Worsh\Dful Master
by oi'ei BEN y AUGUST,
,, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

nv the valentine Auction Company
oS ~" 900 east Broad street.
General Auctioneers.
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the BASEMENT
Is HAVING ITS JANUARY HOUSE
CLEANING.
Interesting Price stories To-DaI

Interesting Price stOr1es io-Das.
1 Flow-Blue Dinner Set, covered dishes
short, was SO; 10 close 81
l Haviland China Dinner Set, cups
short. was s92; 10 close, SO.
1 Limoges China Fish Set, was $3.50;
to close $3.50.
IA Decorated China Turkey Platters.
were w to 81. for 45c. choice.
27 White Bowls, were 10 and i5c, for
&c. choice.
A lot Of Haviland's and Carlsbad White
Chine Plates. were up 10 81 a dozen,
for l2c. each.
GLASSWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
IS Wine Sets. were 81. for S9c.
Cut-Neck Water Bottles, CSC. value,
for 19c.
A lot Of Blown and Pressed Tymblers.
Butter Dishes, Fruit Stands, Pitchers.
etc, Sc. choice
LAMP ODDS AND ENDS.
Brass Lamps, that were s.. TO close
brass Table. was $3.50, for 1880.
Brass Table, that WAS SO for $3.50
] Jewelled Globe. was So. for 81 80
II Incandescent Gas-Iights for 25c.
complete.
WOODENWARE ODDS AND ENDS.
Costumers. or Dressing-Trees, slightly
damaged. for 10c. each
II Oak Hat and Coatracks for &c. each
were l0c.
% boxes Of Lye for lie. box.
"a Bric-a-Brac busters for e. each.
AZ Wire Coat-Hangers for 1c. each.
PICTURE ODDS AND ENDS.
40 Brass Cabinet Photo Frames for Sc
each
u Artists Proof Etchings. were 81, fol-
25c. each.
s Fine Photographs. lsx20, In Florentine
oak frames. slightly scratched. were
s., for 81 each
DOLL ODDS AND ENDS.
90 Kid-Body Dolls. slightly soiled. were
s., for SOC. choice.
100 Kid Body and Jointed Dolls. soiied
were 25c.. for SC. choice.
N>ryr@ ~nUIVvAY m
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

A NICE HOUSE At THE NORTH
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AND FIRST AVENoE;
IN THE PLAN OF HIGH i,AND iAnA'
HENRICO COUNTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE
paid for return of CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT Of City Bank Of Richmond, 10
NJ HARVEY. Carysbrook Va Nos.
T2i2 and 13is. ia u-eod7t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-13

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