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ID. buchanan 4 SON, Jewellers,

II is no exaggeration to say that the
store of ID. Buchanan & Son, jewellers,
is one of the prettiest and most attrac-
tive on Broad street. The Christmas
stock OF these enterprising merchants
has lust been assorted and arranged, ana
presents a beautiful display which after
dark is brilliantly illuminated by many
incandescent lights. This well-known
house has always catered TO the best
class OF trade, and while II carries every
thing in the jswslry line. It's prices are
within the reach OF all. Especial atten-
ton is called to their magnificent line OF
sllyerware. diamonds. watches. and holi-
dov novelties. The stock on exhibition.
though calculated to please avery one, is
ofrersd at most reasonable rriccs IN
deed Messrs. Buchanan & Son are aim
ing rather to assis. their Iatrons In the
selection OF Christmas presents than 10
derive any great profit from their I'M
usual outlay. Their current trade with
,n the past few months has amply salts
6sd thsm as To their popularity. "hea
vou see their stock you hsvs no troupe
/, finding everything 10 suit your Fancy
in the jewelry line.
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THE COHEN co.
DEATHS.

ErOYD.-Died. November the 18th, In
Newnort News. Va, from the effects OF
scalds accidentally received. PATRICK
HENRY. second son of j. Il. Floyd and
Annie Baily Joynes. in the 9Th year OF
his age.
Two little angels now on high,
They hand in hand together roam;
Two links now bind us TO the SKY,
Two fingers beckon us TO come.
Lord. give us strength, our loss 10 bear,
And lead us in the heavenly way;
OH may we meet our children there,
In realms OF everlasting day.
Interment at Newport News, Va, No
yember 1G. 1899.
NAGI.E.-Entered into rest. at her
home 52f north Third street, December
s,h M 41O o'clock r. NJ, Mrs MARY A.
r. NAGI.E wife of John III. Magic.
E,,neral will take place from st. Peters
Cathedral TOMORROW monday at 3
A. NJ. ,-n,,.,o o.s
please copy.
oruARA.-Died,S Sunday morning, at 1:o'
o,c,ock at the residence or her nus
nand lla east Byrd street CATHARlNE
0,UARA wife Of Patrick O'Hara.
rN,naral from st. Peters Cathedral
TUESDAY MORNING.
TIrDOR.-Died, at his residence, NO. loZ
aast Main street Saturday al o'5o 4. M''
IaMEs r. TUDOR; aged 80.
F,,neral MONDAY. at 2;5o +. M. from
the residence. Services conducted by the
Rev. Carey r. Morgan.
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Miller & RhOads.

When Mr. Rufus Hugg kissed his wife
good-by yesterday morning he knew he
would not see her again until nightfall.
Tho good man knew she was going TO
Miller & Rhoads', where woman can
find a thousand things to delight her
soul, and so he did not expect her to din
ner At night, when this attentive hus-
band saw the things his spouse had
bought for six dollars he was astonished
and marvellsd greatly. There's heap
In knowing whore to shop" said the hap
py wife, and by going to Miller &
Rhoads' I save you enough money 10
support double team" Wisely did Mrs.
Hugg speak. She buys everything, from
her Tooth-Brushes to her costliest Furs,
at this establishment, and now that their
Christmas stock has arrived. she IS liable
to reside permanently in this store until
tho dawn OF Christmas-Day. And who
can blame her?
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sydnor & Hundley, 700, III, 713 East
Broad Street.



Is May Hogany related to Rose Wood?
We don't know. May. however. is a
favorite, and we have her much In
evidence in the celebrated Phoenix Line,
OF Grand Rapids, Mich, Suits. odd Pieces,
Sideboards, Bullets, Chiffonnieres, China
Closets, and many other specials.
AS Xmas approaches, every one is look
ing for presents in some line OF goods.
and We beg TO extend 10 you an invita-
ton to visit our store, whether you
desire 10 buy or not, and walk through
the aisles and avenues OF elegant and
beautiful goods, collected from celebrated
makers. North. East, South, and West.
A few hints, in a partial list Of useful
presents. we have in stock. may help
you to select:
Hall Racks, Combination Cases,
Wall Cabinets, Umbrella Stands,
Hanging Racks, China Closets.
French Mirrors, Celerettes,
Bookcases. Jardinieres,
Bed Lounges, Turkish Rockers,
Onyx, Brass. and Mahogany Tables,
Costumers. Box-Couches.
Lancy Lamps, Couches,
Fancy Reception, Desk, Parlor. and
Dining Chairs. Rockers Of every style and
finish. Children's Chairs; Chamber, Par
Tor. and Dlning-Room Suits. Lace Cur
tains. Screens, In fact, everything in
"Up-to-Date' Furniture.
Don't do thing until you call on
SYDNOR g. HUNDLEY, Leaders,
Richmond, Va.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH SUNDAY. DECEMBER TO- 1888
risonburs, the southern operating the link

risonburg. the Southern operating the link
between the two places.
General Hill. Railroad Commissioner,
has Just issued the twenty-thIrd annual
report OF his Office Tho report presents
some interesting figures.
1t gives the miles OF new road con-
structed In Virginia during the year q
$40. The report states that a thorough
examination shows bridges. tracks, etc..
are in a splendid physical condition. ING
principal lines being In exceedingly COCO
shape. There were no serious acciosnts
to passenger trains during the year; Inc
number OF persons killed By trains during
the year was 1879: the injured numbered
l.4e'. being composed principally TO Tres
passers and employees. only SIX pas
sengers were killed and seventy-nve IN
jured. The improvements In station Ia
cillties have been great. The gross earn
ings and income for the year snow a
large increase over last year. The ave
rage gross earnings per mile were so,Isa
average expenses per mile, Si,O26; average
interest per mile. sl,ls2.
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How They Have brought Reputasisn
ana Money to = Dig Firm


ana Money to = Dig Firm.
During tho holiday season the celebrated
clothing house OF o. II. Berry & Co.,
at Main and Eleventh streets. Is making
ready for larger run than ever. The
fame Of O. II. Ferry & Co.'S clothing has
been earned In the many years they have
been In business.
In 1873, when the store was first opened.
It was decided to make Berry's Ready
to-Wear" Clothing standard OK stylish
workmanship. unique pattern. and good
material. How well Berry & Co. have
succeeded In achieving this aim may be
seen in the fact that. season after season,
and year after year, the same names
recur upon the books, while new ones
continually come in.
There is no material nor workmanship
too good to put into our clothing" was a
motto early adopted by the firm, and IL
has been lived up TO. 1t is the determi-
nation OF o. II. Berry Co. that
their clothing shall be so perfect In style
and workmanship that II will be an adj
vantage to stylishly dressed men to come
to that store for the fashions. rather thar
to patronize an expensive custom tailor
The statesmen are carefully instructed
10 nasten 10 correct garments Wheic INK
tit does not seem perfect. and not to wal
for a customer TO find the error himself
Their well-known principle Of making
their clothes to fit or cheerfully refund
ing the money paid has made them fas
friends over a large section. The Eng
lish Paddock Overcoats which are making
such hit in New York this season, arr
shown at Berry Il Co.'S. They are sell
Ing fast. and will be as popular here du
| ring the ensuing season as they are II
| New York. 1t Is built OF covert cloth ant
some heavier materials of various fash
| enable shades. The firm also carrie
| a line OF Golf, Bicycling, and Sporting
| Suits, and Liveries of all kinds. Thei
| Leather Goods Department consisting o
| Hat-Boxes. Suit-Cases, Travelling Bags
| Satchels. etc, is considered the best as
| sorted in the country.
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Wooden flows.

Large Chautauqua Easel Blackboards
and Desks, combined, for yl9S; a little
beauty for 1Sc; others up to $50.
Extra Large Size EXpress-Wagons for
5Oc: the Largest Size Iron-Body and
Axle EXpress-Wago for ST.
Large Wooden Hook and Ladder
Trucks, $3.50 up TO So.
An Extra Strong Blackboard, iron
bTaced, for Sc
Fire and Police Patrols, with front and
side seats. step in rear, and iron axles,
for S2es.
Velocipedes. from 1875 up TO 50.
A Rocking-HOrse. nicely trimmed, for
75c.
Wheelbarrows from 1Oc. up TO $50
Sleighs from 25c. mp TO $2.75.
A Doll-Baby Go-Cart, start at &C., from
that up to s..
DOll-Carriages from 1870. 10 $3.50.
Large Chair Swings, with double
springs, SIS
Childrens PerforatedSeat Rocking
Chairs. with arms, for be; others up
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Grand Rssh fer =
Brotheps' Store.

II you are puzzled about what 70 puy
for Christmas presents. and wneFe y
buy them, the Thalhimer BrotheTS stoso
will settle all your troubles. they noW
have ON hand en- exquisite assortment -
holiday goods. calculated 70 Elcase evcrys
one. from q 3-nIonths-oid infant 10 man
blessed with green old age.
Time. money. and judgment have hsen
expended IN tho selection OF this stccks
and the reason is very plain. The Thai
hlmer Brothers have sought 70 select are
ticIes within the reach Of all articles thas
are tasteful, ornamental. and practical
In other words. they are doinx the Think
ing for their patrons. Even 1. you havens
any money Il will be pleasure toH
you 10 take the baby AMI the chill
dren ground to Thalhimers' store ane
let them see The sights. You win receive
a cordial welcome. and the probabilities
are that you will find thousands Of things
within your reach. Don't fail to -
Thalhimer Brothers advertisement In this
paper. 1t reads like a fairy story ana
tells you just what you want.
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Read Our Great Ad. I'm To-Day's
Paper. It's q Regular Money

Read Our Great Ad. in To-Day
Paper. It's q Regular Money
Saver.
Pure Lard, &C.; Salt Pork, &c.; Patent
Family Flour. Gc. bag Canned Toma-
toes, &C.; Best Canned Corn, 4 for 25c; Is
bars Special Soap for 25c. Large Lump
Starch, 3l-2c. pound; Levering's D. l.. C..
Coffee. Lion, Jap, and Jefferson, 1-pound
papers, all OF them 10c. pound Good
Carolina Rice. &c. pound; Whole Grain
Rice, SC. pound; our 400 tea Is what
you are paying eoc. for daily. Stop It,.
No ono in Richmond can sell you good
goods as cheap as y Ullmans Son. Try
us once and you are our customers. Ask
your neighbor. Large Coooanuts, &C.
Large Lemons. l5c. dozen; Home-Made
Mlncemeat, &c. pound; Jelly Tor your
cake, &c. pound; Sweet Oranges, 15c.
dozen; Sweet Cider. 25c. gallon; Brooms.
cheap. Every house in Richmond has
advanced, but the Old Reliable had
plenty Brooms. Bought 500 dozen to sell
before January LIST at following prices: 2-
string, l2c; 3-string. 15o.; 4string, 20c.; o.
string, 25c S. ULLMAN'S SONS,
Downtown Stores. Nos lS2o-lS22 east
Main street; old phone. 3le; new phone.
600; Uptown Store. No. COS east Mar
shall street; old and new phone, 81;
Manchester Stores. Nos. 1872 1914 Hull
street; new phone, 1878.
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About Silver Things.

We call special attention to Miller &
Rboads's advertisement OF Sterling Silver
Novelties on page % OF this issue. They
carry a very extensive line OF very sub
stantially made useful and ornamental
things in the precious white metal, all
guaranteed 92j-lOO0 Sterling Silver. For
the past four seasons this house has
taken the lead in this line. and this year
they have eclipsed any previous show.
They also show a very handsome line
Of Plated Silverware. Plated and Solid
Jewelry, Novelties in Pyralin and Leather
Goods. Card-Cases, Purses, Bags, &c.
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Miller 81 Rhoads.

Is IL any wonder a woman spends all
day on Broad street. when she can 20
10 Miller e. Rhoads' dry-goods store and
see a million things calculated to suit
her fancy? Don't scold her because she
is late 20 dinner IL she has been at
Miller & Rnoads' you can safely bet that
she has saved money. Everything they
sell is first-class in quality, though the
prices are arranged TO accommodate even
the most limited pocket-books 1t may be
that she was looking for pair OF Gloves
for YOU. or was examining these mer'
chants beautiful supply Of Handkerchiefs,
Scarfs, Leather Goods. Stationery Hair
Finishes and Umbrellas.
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DEATH OF DIR. EDWARD n. WOOD.
Prominent Physician OF BOtetourt
Passes Away Here.

DR.. Edward y. Wood. of Buchanan
Botetourt county. died at the Old Do
minion Hospital at $50 o'clock last night
DR.. Wood was brought to the hospital
about three weeks ago, and was operated
upon by DIR. George Ben Johnston. He
has been al the point OF death for seve-
raj days. His sister, Mrs. Allen, Wife
of Judge J. J. Allen, Of Botetourt. and
her son. Mr.. William X. Allen. Common
wealth's Attorney of Botetourt, Were
with him for several days previous TO
his death. They Will accompany the
remains home to-day.
DR.. Wood was "A years OF age, and a
native OF Botetourt county. Until a
few wears ago he was regarded as one
of the best physicians In the State. his
reputation and practice extending over
several counties. More recently he has
had to IN a measure retire from active
practice. He was fine man in every
sense, a typical Virginia gentleman.
DEATH OF MR.. TUDOR.
Mr.. James r. Tudor died last night at
his home, No. l02 east Main street De
ceased, who was in the 18th year of his
age. had been Ill for some weeks. He
was highly esteemed in this community.
and for fifteen years past he has been
employed by Larus Brothers. He leaves
a wife and four children The funeral
will occur at $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. The services will be conducted by
Rev. Carey f. Morgan, and the intel
ment will be in Hollywood.
FUNERAL OF MRS. STRAUS TO-DAY
The funeral services OF Mrs. Charles
Straus. who died on Friday morning, Will
be held at the Mortuary Chapel OF the
Hebrew Cemetery to-day, at $780, In
the absence from the city of Rev. II. n.
Calisch, services will be conducted By
Mr.. Charles Hutzler. assisted by Rev. X.
BENJAMIN, OF New York The following
will act as pall-bearers: Honorary-Alfred
Moses. Judge Waddill, julius Straus, h..
Raab Active-L. H. Morris. DR.. Charles
Y. Darlington, II. r. Melony, DR.. G.. A.
Mercer. Edward Whtloek, Henry Hutz-
Ter. Philip Schloss. DIR. X. +. Williams.
OTHER DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Catharne O'Hars, wife OF MT.
Patrick OHara, died at 90 o'clock this
morning. at her husbands residence. iii
east Byrd street. The funeral Will take
place from St. Peters Cathedrsl Tuesday
morning, but the hour has MOI been fixed.
Mrs. Mary A. T. Nagle, wife OF Mr..
John II. Maggie, died at her home, NO bzi
north Third street. yesterday afternoon
at I:l0 o'clock Her funeral viii take
Mace from st. Peters Cathedral to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
The funeral Of Mrs. Burnle Elliott
Camp. wife of Mr.. Luther 5. Camp, took
MACE Yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
from from ST. Johns Episcopal church.
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The Most Elaborate Cut.
Glass Pieces.

Rare and choice things from the finest
art-fields of rare cutting. The brilliancy
OF these many choice things proves our
recent Improvement In the science of cut
ting. Not high. and only perhaps because
they have come to Cohen's on sale.
Celery Trays. S-inch Bowls, Decanters.
Fruit Dishes, and Vases, all entirely
new in design, and warranted hand
polished, for s. each.
Fine Punch Bowls Checkering. Pebble,
Cross. and Scroll designs. 500
Ice-Cream Trays, $3.50 TO s2J each.
Sherbet or Punch Cups, complete with
saucers, for s.
Vases. prettily cut. II to IL inches high,
for 81 each.
Pepper and Salt-Shakers, with sterling
silver tops. &c.
Whskey and Wine Decanters $l.25.
200 DOZEN CUT-GLASS TUMBLERS,
4 4
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Christmas Holiday Rates, 1S00-100Oi
Win Southern Railway.

On account Of the above the southern
railav will eel tickets between poiuts on
its lines and connections east of tho
Mississippi and south OF tho Potomac
rivers. at rate OF one and one-tlArd nrsts
class fares for thu rouna trip, selling
dates. December 20. I'D, Gath. 2Sths sAsos
December soth and 3iss. and January l.
1900.
tickets will also DO on sale for students
and teachers Of schools ana colleges Dc.
cember 18th to 21st. inclusive. 81 above
rates. upon presentation OF csytinsatss
from presidents or principals Of such in
stituticns. Final limit of all tickets Jan-
uary 4. 1900.
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OLD DOMINION SMOKER.
The Affair Tuesday Night VIII he
Great One.

The smoker II be given by the Old
Dominion Democratic Club Tuesday night
will be one of the largest affairs or IN.
kind the club has ever undertaken.
Two hundred and fifty invitations have
been issued. A large number OF these
have been sent 10 members OF the Legs,
lature The refreshments will consist
OF liquids and solids In great abundance
Several prominent speakers VIII make
addresses. -
The Committee of Arrangements helc
a final meeting last night. for the Pur.
affair is in charge Of Messrs. j. Henry
Martin, s. 7. Wood, John f.. ponleay;
III. ]. Cohn. C. Manning. Jr., A. L. Mont
gomery, and A. 5. b. James. Admis'
sion IL TO be by card only.
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Pictures.

Dr. ue smile with those that smile a
picture must come close to shaping our
disposition Your house can be made
cheering lt a very litrle cost. Come and
go through this picture gallery Cohen's
prices on the prettiest OF them.
CClo.oi Medallion Pictures, on glass,
VITA BRASS corners, for &c. choice.
About 30 pictures. nicely framed, were
bought t0 sell at 2jc., for lOc. choice.
Transparent Pictures OF the battleship
Maine, 2c. each
L.t-e G0f-1.eal- Framed Water-Colored
Pictures, l6x2O. a good 81 value. Tor
$50
l Photo Frames, L -
Beat Go.d-Plated Fleur de Lis Cabinet
Photo Frames. 81 choice.
bogtIei-Edge, French-Plated Mirrors,
1,Iis inches in Rocco gold frames,
$780,
Extra Large Medalllons at CSC.
F0rantlne Gold Framed Colored
Photos. lCx2O sl.J0 each.
lA-l Aitist-ProOf Etchings. In golden
oak frames 7qc choice
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Thin China After Din
ner Cups and Saucers, sc.

Hot-Cake Dishes. with perforated cover,
$50
Breakfast. Dinner. and Soup-PIafe
Go.
Oatmeal Sets. Syrup Pitchers. Jugs,
lrkstands. Card-BOxes, and Ash
Trays, loo.
800 Fancy China Plates. special. l2c
each.
Gilt Cups and saucers. Fancy Plates.
Ash TRAYS, BOnbOn- and Powder.
Boxes. Mix Pitchers, Manicure TRAYS
and Cake-P Plates, all new decorations,
al Dc. each
Beautiful Comb-and-Bush TRAYS
Calculates. Cracker-Jars, Choc,olaie,
Pots and Fruit Dishes al SOC. each.
Ramakins and Olive Dishes, l0c.. in
stead Of 2jc.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Three different styles of Chocolate
Pots. gold lined and traced, $50.
FROM ii TO u O'CLOCK
French China Bread-and-Butter Plates,
Zoe each.
FROM TO 2 O'CLOCK
Decorated Divide Teacups and Saucers,
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The Richmond Transfer Company
New Livery Service

has now reached the highest standard OF
excellence. and our patrons can rest as
sured that they get the benefit of an
equipment that is unsurpassed anywhere.
orders for Marriages, Germans. Re-
ceptions, Theatre and Riding parties will
be promptly furnished with superb Rub
ber-Tired Broughams Iandaus, Nicto-
ries. and Coupes. All drivers in stylish
livery. Rates reasonable; service the
best. Your orders solicited.
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO,
800 east Main street,
S. H. Bowman. General Manager.
Both Phones, 40.
Stables open all night.
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Christmas Glassware.

You'll need some. We are ready TO
serve at a saving, too.
Half-gallon Frosted Water Pitchers,
were 15c., for Sc.
Cut-Bottom Water Tumblers, lc. each'
Wine Glasses. 2lkc. each.
Large Size Jelly Bowls. imitation cut
glass. were Soc, for 25c.
Large Boat-Shape, Pressed-Glass Celery
Dishes. Zoe. each.
Bohemian Glass Wine or Whiskey Sets,
Sl50-were $3.50.
Large size Imitation Cut-Glass Egg
nog or Punch Bowls, $50.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Christmas and New-Year Holiday
Rates.

The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company will sell during the Christmas
holidays round-trip tickets to and from
all points on It's line at rate OF a fare
and third for the round trip; tickets TO
be sold December 22d TO 18th inclusive,
and December Goth to January list, inclu-
s!ye, good for return passage until Janu-
airy 4, 1900 Fare TO Norfolk and return,
$3.50; to Lynchburg and return, s.. To
students Of schools and colleges. holding
certificates signed by the superintendent,
principals, or presidents thereof, these
tickets will also be sold December 18th to
2lst, inclusive.
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Miller & RhOads.

In the Christmas stock OF Miller &
Rhoads you can find almost every article
of practical use in q household, 10 say
nothing Of the holiday goods. II you wish
Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear. Confectione-
res, Sterling Goods, Dolls, Suits. Capss,
Jackets, Furs. Silks, Stationery. or Toilet
Articles, their store Is the place to get
them. Truly these enterprisng mer-
chants are having q Christmas carnival
which will attract thousands.
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The Christmas Kid Gloves
Are Ready.

thousands Of pairs that are as sure
...5 The Holiday Gloves at Cohen's are
=. sncs, from Paris. the newest Glove
,..s no home or abroad made from skins
rsr buyers orders. and shipped
..-arrh our Paris agency Sure good"
,.r.,.ses your want in Gloves as pres
..,s They are here. Exchangeable at
.-. time or after holiday.
t.~fsomcst 2-Clasp Real Imported Mo-
rta Gloves FOR 81 a pair; all colors
and BLOCK.
r.rsst Paris Kid Gloves. IN two-clasps,
f- 81 %: all cOlors and Black.
r.r,,lr Dress Glove. finest grade made
i .he world. all colors or Black. 81 81.
9,f Kid. in two-clasp that are the
tss' 81 % ones. for 81 a pair: all col
.r. and Black. Pearl. and White.
cloves 40 55c.. prime quality from Paris
oh row and fresh selected stock: the
III Glove Of most anywhere for TIC.
r,ir.a colors and Black and White.
rt Hfrer's Kid Gloves. all sizes and coll
r-~ go aud 81 n nair
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Skating Rink IL Popular.

The skating rink at the Auditorium has
become a Mace Of amusement OF more
than ordinary popularity. The rink Is one
of the best which has ever been had In
Richmond: the floor is as smooth as ice.
and the bicycle skates are In themselves
the CITY are now enjoying the pleasure OF
gliding over the floor TO the accompani-
ment Of music, and each night the rink Is
crowded
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Centre-Draft Banquet
Lamps, lockwood deCOra-
tons, S2.25 complete.

Banquet-I.amps, nicely decorated. COM
plete, globes. ats.
Handsome Lamps, entirely new in
design and decorations. at $50, s.. ST.
s., $40 and s12.
SPEClAL.-Several Fine Lamps, bought
to sell for $40, for $40 choice
Wrought-Iron Candestlcks, JOG. each.
Decorated Candles, FOR &c.
SILK Candle-Shade. l9c.; Paper ones, E
and loo.
Library-Lamps, complete with dome
shade and extension springs. S9S
Fancy Crepe Paper, for making lamp
shades, sc. q roll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-10
We Plan to PlenSc.

We owe the public something for their
confidence, as shown IN their liberal deal"
ings with our house. We Will pay the
debt with the best Pianos that money
can buy, at even lower figures. We nus
banded our resources. and with our cash
discounted the raised prices by bayine
all we could house, and as long a. they
last we will sell at tho old prices. Save
money. and, besides, get tbs best. waiter
u. Moses & Co.. 1905 east Main street.