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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
PERSONAL MENTIONS
PEOPLE Going Away and Returning
ing This and That.

ing This and That.
Miss kate ID. Mycr, of 9l5 east Leigh
street. lct last week for New \ ork 20 D..
absent until september. Her sister, Miss
lmo-eue. viii leave in a few days for Nor
flk and Virginia Beach 90 remain until
fall
Mr.. Henry G.. Clagsj0uc, of the King Iron
Bridge and Manufacturing Company, of
New OH. is iu the city for the purpose of
making "A survey for tbe bridge 90 Dee huui
'V the Northside Niaduct Company from
fifjh street 20 Chestnut Hin. The contract
tar the bridge will De- awarded August 'th.
Il. George lowarl, who was badly n-
iurod by falling from window 40 the ho-
q in Newport News. is improving. no
BONES were broken, but he is threatened
With meningitis. His physicians have hopes
hat such an attack VIII Doe avoided.
Nr.A.J. Gary, clerk in the city Water
Works office. while passing Ninth and Broad
street, Friday afternoon. was struck on The
ankle D., rock thrown by "a boy and paiu-
luly hurt.
Roy. ". >haicr, formerly pastor of thc
En.lish Lutheran church. VIII preach this
morning and evening at the Trinity Luther
an Mission, Twenty and = streets.
Mrs. T. L. Alfrind. Miss Mary Alfncud,
Miss Mary Hunt, Mrs. Eaton, ~ California.
and Mrs. Fuller, OF New \ or, are al the
B.ue Ridge, Va.
Mrs. j. l.. Curlcy aud daughter Miss
Magic l.. Curlcy, of iol1 west Marshall
street, are visiting relatives in Rockland.
Myusdale and Johnstown, Pa.
Mr.. Joseph ". Ramhau. first vice prc-i-
dent of The Atchi,on, Topeka and santa Fe
railroad, Is the guest of Mr.. ". J.. White.
,l3 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Thomas Potts will leave Richmond
August "a for his second trip across the
Atlantic.
Mr.. Il. Vi. Mclntirc has returned from
| Charlottesville where he has been visiting
relatives.
Niss Agnes Il. Nelson left last week o.
spend the summer in Baltimore county, Md.
Mr.. +. II. Franklin, OF Marshall Mis-
souri,, is in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Rowe, and family, are
sumlnerng at Old Point.
Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr. is spending u yaca-
! ton in the mountains. near stanton.
Mr.. Frank u. Hill and family are at the
Roanoke Red sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Walter Mercer is spending "a few days
dt Charlottesville.
Mr. James G. Lamb is at the Cold sulphur
Syringe.
Major C.. Percy Halves rs at old Point.
Mr.. u. &. Richardson is at West Point.
Mr.. Wilmer Turner has GONE 20 Old
Point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Mr.. Carlton Mccarthy: II should Dee done
40 once. The extension should embrace
thc Deauc fam and Barton Heights. On
the west % beyond Tine Exposition Grounds;
ou tine south, to tine extreme : uthcrn limits
Of Manchester; ANA east To "a, far down as
the city Will 20.
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pocer 4. Hard Work 2; Albemarlc, New
hwrg ,. Franco. Lorilard. 100; llemet,
Tappahannock, ~. Ill.,. o.,...,
Five nlrlongs- rcstience, Happy ne0rse,
Ied. willard. sinaloa tcolD. Headlight, De
iagon. \; Pocahontas, Roulette lhIlyl' sadie
Somers (dlly). ;; Lucky Clover, King Ira
Hannah. Kale Clark, Lady Glasgow 0illy),
-. a., NTH,
Mile and three-fourths MAJOR Pickett,
Eleye. ~: The Bourbon, 10; bonanza, Poca-
tello Troy. Ernst, +; Reward, Pommery
Sec. Darling. -; MIddlestone, ~.
one mile signature. Warllke, BESSIE h,
>. pevotee. King Ilazem, -; rbanna, Inc
Abbcse. 100.
seven mrlongs Ballston, p; opalece.
Miss Cody. 10: Glcnmound. General Cor
don. Belwood. ~: sterling, \i'lage-king,
Puzzle. owen Golden, Thcora, u; WIG,
Blue Dress. 10; Grand Duke Violet geld
ing. ~.
Mile and one-quarer, hurdle Bassanio'
Pat Oakley. %: Killarney, Linguist, ~;
Vaucluse. Is: Jim Murphy, Il; kepartee'
30. /anebar. IS: lee Christy, 10; Tarquin,
B. Monte Cristo. 30; llarrodshurs, 81.
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NIIIEI. 4 RHOADs.
Miller & RhOa(S'
AII-OvG-the-HOuSe Clearance,
StOck-TakiDg Prices "Rule the
ROOSt".
THE BEGINNING OF THE END

Ladies if you ask us why we press
prices lower than ever this week we an
sweT: Because we're about to take
stock. and one dollar in money is more
~ our way than two dollars in mer-
chandlse. - No further explanation ne.
cessary. The beginning OF the end has
come. The goods that should be sold
must be sold One week from 10 day
cur inventory must show fire thousand
dollars cash even If it takes ten thou
sand dollars worth of stuff 10 figure 1t
up. You know :. 1t is in the ups and
downs Of trade. The past week we de-
voted every spare moment to a whole
sale cutting mat II find vent in tom0r-
rows Offering. Nota"leader" bargain
10 draw trade. bur n UHirerSdI arccp ~
sell goo s. and HreHtory cash for mer-
ch0HdiSc No regard 10 intrinsic or
relative values no regard 10 past prices
No regard 10 present profits or losses
no regard 10 slop-shop competition and
Misrepresentation like the man who
fell cut of the balloon. They ven I
in it EMO regard for side considera
tious. With one single end in view we
begin tomorrow morning TO sell goods
tile kuid that iHdics Ucdr at any
price that will sell them. Necessity
stands erect before Il, and demands it.
aud we re going 10 do il. and in this
fashion.
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CUcan Couf.-P. NJ. Tabb against \.
{. Attkisson. for Sljl.
Chewing a Rose against l.. thompson
and :. Blair Morris. for 500.
same AGAINST :. Blair Morris. for 500.
j. Il. Cary against =. j. Chandler ana
Brother, for id2N2.
JYu>fiu0S Courf.-Judgc Witt disposed
of cases on the civil docket Yesterday, ANA
the case of 4. -. Lawyer. charged wilh pcu'
larceny. lie was sent 20 Jail three months.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Hcarico CoupfU.- George j. Hooper, Jr.,
spccial commissioner. 90 Charles II. and
William +. ReN. 10 feet on east side oi
Twcntv-scvonlh street, near =; William +.
and CHARLES II. Rex and others 10 Charles
l.. DpnOOn l2j feet on east side twenty
seventh street. between = and T.. Nl.NN;
i. l.. stern, special commissioner. 10 W ar
Nor l.. Flcming. lJ3 feet ON Park avenue.
southwest corner Deep Run street. Sl.d3, LOO;
William -. Warrinucr t0 *. i. tmldress.
81 3Ii.Iuuu acres adjoining russell and
others. $1,000: Catherine Willis 10 W. =.
Ford. 2O feet ON west side w alnut street,
near Grove avenue. $500.
CLnDceyv C0u,H - Frederick II. and
Chas. y. liabl,ton OBJ city OF Richmond.
- II feet ON N0rth side Cary street. near
Ninih. $1,000: Andrew Parker to Lew
stewart and Mrs. T.. d. Paytou. ID feet ou
Cahell street. $50: Il. Carter scott to Jos
eph llockc. ~ feet ON south side Canal
street. near Fou@hcc, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

The Flmid, central Railroad Of which
MIR ". Baynrd Cuting t. one ~ The prln-
cipal owners, has cpniffci'd win iue
Richmond Locomotive Works for ave loco
motives. Three of them are TO Ice ten-wbecl
treighls. nineteen twenty -four; ana ten
of Them passengers, seventeen by twenty.
four. The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad has just received du-
plicate oi the works, number four, which
lakes with ease, THEN heaviest trains from
I Mon depot up the grade 10 Elba. Another
order for "A MoguI has followed. General
Manager Davis reports business cOnrng in
very freely. The works have Just delivered
10 the Richmond and Danyille Railroad. the
first Of series Of ten consolidation engines
of the largest type, which has given COM
plctc satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
BOOK DEPARTMENT.

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IN>: Iuc romfct Mystery. Macon Moore.
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-larice lbs ltc. Tie detective. Nat FOSTER, the
Boston Detective: Ten Days " Oh Moody, hy
Moody: The Wedding Ring. l3 sermons uy
Dc Nltf Ialmage:M Won Do and he Poverty
T.. Dc Witt 1almage; ady NalwOrh's pia-
mOnds, by he Duchess; A House Party nN
Duidn. At Bay, by Mrs. Alexander; Advent
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Iesha ~trett0n: MIS- Ka>her's turtaiu leci-
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bargain. by Mrs. Alexander, A Guilty RIVER,
by " ilkie Collins: by WOmuns "A Do, hy MIS-.
Alexander She. The Mltch's Head. King
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Hiss Jones Quilting. by Josiah Allen : Wiz;
urors OF Blood. by LILY Curry; strange Case
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TOMORROW WILL BE A DAY FOR
GREAT BARGAINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
EIGHTH STREET TRAmwAY.


The Time Having Expired the city Pulls
~ The Track and ConG>oates n.
some time ago tine Council Committee on
streets passed "a resolution that il the
Eighth street track, formerly used by the
Richmond and Chesapeake tunnel was not
removed bf July 18TH, tue city should take
the same up and conli>catc the rails, ties.
etc.
Nh n. II. Trcnor, who died Thursday
last in New York of heart disease, was
general manager Of tine company, and 10
WAS understood that bee was coming 10 Rich
m0nd to have the track taken up when he
was stricken with sickness.
july 18TH having come and gone. and the
company not making am, move in regard
to me natter the City Engineer Yesterday
BEGAN t0 remove the track This was done
BOO accordance with the notice served him
by tine Committee ON streets. All OF the
tramway will Doe taken mp. and in a few
days toe street Will look better than it has
for months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Many OF our people recollcct few year7
ago. 50 Ia speak. Monroe Park was the Old
Fair Grounds. and lots could be- bought for
so per foot. Last lot sold az the corner Of
franklin and Laurel streets for 500 per
foot. Many living will see lots at River
View. adjoining shields Grove City Park,
make the man or woman who buys now
rich. You can buy these lots on the install
meut plan with little cash. For paticu-
lars sec Il. Il. Chlllin a Co.. agents.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings THAT Require Little
space To Relate.

Ii0np SULLIVAN, convicted u burglary,
was received at the STATE prison. from stat
ford coanty yesterday, i0r TWO years.
Oiilcer sutton Of ''thc l'inestr did the
most cOmmendable act of the season This
morning. lie made fellow, who was
making night hidious with Little Anne
rO0ncr," stop his noise.
The fraternal Circle Of this city is la a
llOurshiDg condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Mr.. Richard NJ. Taylor, Of the firm Of
Charles 4. Taylor a Bro, is the chairman
Of this committee. lie lives "aboye high
water mark" 10 use his own expression, i'm
Jefferson ward. No man in the Council
ever doubted where "Dick TAYLOR" stood ON
any proposition. His il known as man
faithful 20 his friends, and is good hater.
lie has fund OF mctaphOrical humOr, and
delights in quaint sayings, that are provo
|. catiVe % mirth. lie does not often speak,
H<but when he does, hot words escape his
ps and fall with force upon his hearers.
Ile has power Of oratOry, and his speeches
Ia several instances caused widespread
comment in the community.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
he RACE Track.
The Results and Entities on Monmouth
Tark at brighton.


The following are The resultso yesterday
races furnished by Camp ~ Company, Bank
and Eleventh streets
First race, mile and eighth: stockton
Judge Morrow, and Iheodosius. Time l.j7
Second race, three-quarters: Sirath.
meath, liolero. Ambulance Time: liz.
Third race, miie-P Prince ROYAL, TAyist0n,
and EuruS Time $40.
Fourth race, mile and three-eighths
Tristan. Eon. Time 2:2i.
FiGh race. mile aud one-cighth- Claren-
don, Adamaut and longford. Time So.
Sixth race. three quarters lago. Louise
aud Arab. Time l:li4.
seventh race, michigan, Oritammc
and Philosophy. Time: l4lA.
Eighth race, i've eightbs- Peter, Adyen-
ture, j. Of Diamonds. Time :O2.
The following are the entries for to-mOr-
TOW at Monmouth Park;
Ihrcc-qulrters of a mile, selling Rae
quct. H.; Crispin, DalesmaD, u; Nina W.
.; The Sinner, Ten Strike, 5; Long Jack, q;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
IN Incrcn.e of enlarN.

The postollice i'm Richmond derive, more
direct benefit from The census than amy
other institution iu Richmond. Under tbe
rules Of thc Po~toflicc Department carrier
receives the first year, $500; second year
$500. and after that time. $3.50. The rule-
provide. however, that iu cities of 10000 ami
over after the second year carriers shall Doe
paid 81 .0oo per anuum I'm accordance with
this. iustas soon as the census returns are
acted upon by tine government. the old car
rior- will receive an increase of >lJo iei
year each.
Like many other strange ideas. the gov
eminent has one in This. for WhrneNera new
carrier is put ON and an old one resigns
the government saves S0lo->i00 The hrei
wear and $50 the second.
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Died,

BASKERNIi.I.-Dici. June 23, $500, in
Canton. Nfss colonel rI AfLt~ BA~hEE-
VIII. in the,scVeniieth year OF his age.
FOS1 Err. Died, Thu sGay. July 17th, 1880
al 1855 a. NJ, MIS-. SALLIE. vic Of j !.
Foster.
Funeral VIII take place SUNDAY at 4
O'Clock f. NJ. al the First Baptist church,
College and Broad streets.
STARkES.-Departed this liic on Wednes
dav. July 10Th. Mrs JULIA STARkES; ia the
siNtv-nnh year of her age.
Her funeral Will take place ON 500 NpAl
MORNING from the First Baptist church,
Rev James III Holmes officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

showed how deep nm interest he loon %, ~ III
health matters. lie was cnerg1u, III ,, o"i,
ms attention to innovations 'hat W c"re'
promote hygicnic rcgulations.and saNV , v"Ie
ni scrutiny 10 everything coming unue'
the control Of his department. me MI MI
ri,n of the past will stand MN ~ - on
stead in the future, and the ciiy eau ~;
his doing all in his power To pfonlo'c''ii
MIR. Christian is the proprietor o' q" "'
taking establishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

The Virginia safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company. with 70 capital OF S2l1o0o, has
rented the building now occupied by thc
Merchants and Planters Bank. adjoining tne
Merchant, National Bank. The company
will Dee ready for business in the ftli. 10
wa, chartered los iao last Legislature 90 re-
cciye for SAT-. deposit securities and N1lua-
bic papers. aud l0r storage Of silver plate
and any ,amahlc- that people mi-ht wish
10 uut i'm "a secure place. Its charter also
authorizes the company 90 do q general
trust business. such as qualifying ON os-
tales and as guardian, ilr iniants.actlne a~
trustees jpn ca-c- of assignment. Among tho
incorporat9r- are. Major D0oicy and
NIcssfs. James B.Pace. Isaac Davenport.
Jr.. Henry Il. Pollard. and J.. ID. Christian.
and amOue the large stockholders are
Ncs,rs. Joseph Bryan. Thomas Branch IS
Co.. Charles Watkins T.. G.. Williams. Dr..
Lewis Gintcr. A. J.. BeulWare. b. b. Nun
ford. and tlo llamilton-. of Baltimore
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DRAPERY NETS.

We have about $50 different designs of Drg %
perry Ntts leit over. We can Afford to hn 81
luem. Read tle prices: loc. for an aIl sl.h
black Fish Net. 3oc lDr "a o. BE-. quality. l3'
llru csc. quality. ste. fora g % qualify, 3-r.
flrn 81. f. Qu IitN, 81 80 for "a = - qutlAf
D -:} iOr oui former s2.65 quality l"iorDd
Nrts boo endless variety, all marked down o.
close out quickly.
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AAIUsEMkNTs.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA
III TION.

The regular weekly soire will take place at
the Mozart Academy of Music MONDAt
NIGHT. July ~ nj so o'clock. Admis.
sion only by membership or invitation cards.
which must be present, at the door. Mem
beers can obtain invitation cards on applica
tion 10 4. l.. SIEGEG., 40 Broad strCct; MANLY
b. nANos. 9ls Main street, or WALiER ID.
MOSES y Co.. O6 T.. Main street.
Reserved seats can be secured Tor every
~ 'SlCALE at the music store OF NJ. 4
RAMOS. from . A. NJ. to 5 4. NJ, the day OF
The Musicale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Murphy Hotel, Eighth and Bro.d
streets. Richmond. Va.
4 loug felt want filled at Inst. q inst
class hotel in ail it- appointments. DO is
Z kept cool hy the ice cooling electric fans
Illuminated hy tine are and inr1nde~ccai
electric light. 4 tine passenger elevator
The cuisine unsurpassed boz ibis oranY otn.
citv. Tourists and commercial traveller
will lind DO 90 their convenience to stop a
mi, me hotel of Richmond. Prices m.dor
afe. ions MJapul.
Owner and PROF. rIgtor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

ri, nee of the past VIII slhhu h''" =, -,
stead in the future, and the city can ~, , a"
his doing all in his power to pioillo'c',,,J
MIR. Christian is the proprietor vi o."
taking establishment
CEMETERIES.
MIR. John r. Grimes, of Marshall W.,
was reelected chairman OF the '"'"'"',t
ON Cemeteries. MIR. Grimes i -
s,,oLou business man. OF me pl"V"'1'
IN ard ~ well equipped for the WoiN
,ha, ~ hofore him. lie has his eye nov ~"
Sbockoc Cemetery. and If the co'n,,''.tn,1
In second his efforts. rs no douot 'h'A VIZ
H. woods and wild wrctchedncss Oh "
sacrcd spoi will bc mctamorphoseu' WI
crimes i omploycd at the state 'ap''''
ELECTIONS.
no committee on Elections made MI L.
y Tbomos of Monroe ward, chalI"i"u'
rhis committee does not have very cN't,
~ ~ scone II audits and orders 10 be palo
Tho charges brought ont 10y elections "''
Tncmas is new Councilman an" j.
builder and contractor
-. JouN'S BURYING GROUND
Ar Adm Mann was chairman Of Tins
o,.,r,oittec with the old Council, ana was
no .locird. The committee has chai- e. ~
/ The historic church and grounds ~. J"hn
! Fnis,opal and they deserve crCd't Tor lhe
'..ii,, bestowed There. Mr.. Mann is AN cncI-
cctic member from Marshall ward ana rep
noscnts tine Baltimore Brick Company H
| Richmond.
ACCOUNTS AND PRINTING
Mr. George l.. Bowdcn. ofJolcrson ward
il anotbor Common councilman ihai h's
heeu advanced 90 the higher branch "i '''
Couucu bv hi- constituents. lie seINtu '9
chairman Of :hc Committee ON Accounts
and Printing i'm the old Council; II a pIa'-
tical printer, and is peculiarly Qu@lIn'u 'o'
the posifion of chairman, 90 when me- was
| reelected at tine reorganization oil hcN"H-
mittcc on Accounts and Printing.
Elrcrglc LIGHT.
Nr. W. u. Courtney chairman oi me
| Corr,iit., on Electric Light In the old
Council. and reelected in the new. j.. pei
ihaps. better posted ON All matters IcI''lI'-
Linz to electricity as "a motor power an"
lliglt than an, other man in the '0uncii
IL i. .u earnest advocate OF tine city,
owning 30. OWE electric plant. Mr. court
ne, is gom Madison ward, and Is on2a-,o
/ in the OH and paint business.
ORDINANCES.
Alexander i. Guigon is q name that is
Z wpll-kuovu i'm Richmond. lie l@ % young
LAWYER TINT has made his mark already,
and Tue I''Plc W -t'''' ~. IL o,,ar th,.i,
| 10 the common ,uhc,I !. ''," ,,. I'm
interests. lie Is the cnaI'ln'" "i '"' VIM
mttcc on ordinances
POLICE
Mr.. H. /. Davis, reelected To luc b""l" %,
Aldermen from Clay Ward, Is chairman Oh
| the Committee on Police. His commute
euper,i,c- the payment of Tine ponce IoIct
Of the city and the expenses oi tnc, G'Pai r.
ment. Mr. Davis D, connected Win ,ne s"I-
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Al Pine rnrleht riano. aIo-

Deposited with MS to sell. only slightly
used. in good order, and warranted fully.
We consider il a great bargain.
Waller y. MOsE~ A co.
1893 Main street. Opposite Postolllce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Information coucemiugthis progressive or
dcr. may be- had as follows: Cspt. j. e. Aug e.
secretary OF Henry Clay Lodge. 40. 81: W n.
Cumr, secretary Of libby 0Igc, No. 1876:
Dr. G.. a. Mercer. secretary Of Lee Lodge. No.
40; j. v. Parker. secretary Richmond
Lodge, No. 1854. iy2O-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
Big House Furnishings.
A FEW OF 1HE ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS.

IA FE# OF IRE ATTRACTIVE BAR
GAINS.
600 dozen Diamond KING bali bu,hel mar
i,ct ua SIS, rs ut &C. - doL % substantial To-.
Picks 600 20. Again we viii sell best Jut,
clJthes pins nt 5c. per Luud.cd; 40 dDIci
Lon. wooden spoon, $40 3c. Agate Ware u
the following reduction: trNiug Pans ut DC
reduced from 900 Tea Kettles reduced lrDu
90 Toto g-c Tipped sauce Pans DO uucel nom
zoe tor-c: lartr Dish Pans reduced from
- 90 Go SLID. Preserving keft cs reduce
from "A lO to 9-c .lfrtUrc tamt at JOuoe4s
ttices.
BIG BARGAIN IINWARE.
100 dozen Muffin Pans. SIX rings. at Sc; >,
dozen Novelty Bread ADDS 40 BE-: Lltg,
Wasting pal~ ut Isc.. reduced from 25c.
Large Itpauued lust Pans reduced from I4c
to &c.. Best BlOrk liu wash Basins at Be
lO-ccnt Cooo1nut Orators reduced to be.
LAMP BARGAINS.
Elegant Table Lamp, reduced from 50 % o.
81 90; - beautiful Hall Lamps at slS2
worth - 30.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Prices cut deeper than last week. Tho,
must go. The room Is much needed. s3.
Baby CARR gees eat down 90 81 .jW 81 Baby
Carriages cut down lo L5O; 81 100 Baby
Carriages cui down To- $50.
MACk1NAW EEFKlGsRATORS
To get thc best Refrigerator in the world at
a small cost rs WHAT THE PEOPLE VAST
$40 90 side Is ARD iciIigt mtots. Cabinet
Finish. reduced 10 $500 ~ u. Cabinet fin
lnh EelrgeratOts, reduced to $1,000; the sl2:
% ones reduced 10 $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

Colonel John Il. Cary was elected with
out opposition. chairman of the Committee
on schools. He is new member Of the
Board of Aldermen, from Madison ward.
lie has all his life given great attention to
the cause Of education, in fact was an Cdu-
Gator himself at one period OF his lie. lie
was born near Hampton Va. and comes
of Revolutionary stock. At one time he was
Superintendent of schools for the city OF
Richmond, but resigned on account Of pres
sing private business. lie Will be OF great
benefit to the schools, in the Council, and
will, wherever he speaks, command close
attention.
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HEALTH.

MIR. l.. ID. Christian, Of jefferson ward, Is
now serving his second term as chairman
OF the Committee ON Health. His past adj
minisiration VI the affairs Of The committee
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. y. e.. July 10
,. Forecast for Virginia: Fair non.
WV lrfly winds. slight change Boo iomper,
iure. For North Caroiin1. f.',
| weather. except showers in southern
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STATE or THERMOMETERS
MARINE INTELLIGENCF

MAXINE INTELLIGENcE.
MINIATURE ALNANACJrLY ~. 1920
sun r.ses.......... 800 Moon scts D.5l % .,
sun sels...............7.26 la, slengih .Ili lD.
FOR 'WtEK ENDING u ~ 2Gm. f4an
fkEblIltnIlME lSIANDAHU. ff
HIGH TIDE At
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MIR f. Davis, reelected to the Board of
Aldermen from Clay Ward. is chairman oil
the Committee ON Police. His committee
SUPERVISE the payment of the police force
Of The city and the expenses oi the dcpai r.
ment Mr. Davis is connected with me coi-
lar f,ctory of WRIGHT a. stokes. He is %
man of clear Judgment and pleasant man
uor.. and j.. very popular iu his ward.