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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
PAYING THE PIPER.
BELLIES AND BEAUx REST AFTER
THE COLONIAL BALL.

what Busy supper Committee Accom-
Acknowledgement News of the city
Burial OF Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Matters-Town Notes.
Many OF The bellies and some Of the beaux
OF Richmond were not seen on the
promenades Yesterday. They were re-
cuperating after the exhausting pleas
ures Of the Colonial Assembly, when
did not come 20 an end until
3 O'Clock yesterday morning. The excite
ment Of the dance, the music and the beau
tful surroundings had suiOcated the sense
Of fatigue as long as they lasted. but when
the merry-makers had reached their homes
they gladly welcomed the chance for repose'
The chief topic Of conversation in many
quarters yesterday was the brilliant success
of the ball in every respect, In spite OF the
rain. Il is estimated that six hundred and
fifty tickets carrying one all over the house
were sold. and one hundred admitting 10
the gallery alone. When the amount thus
realized is added that derived from the sale
Of reserved seats and boxes. the statement
can be confidently made that right round
sum will remain for the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities, after
al expenses have been met.
The highest praise is given 70 the various
committees for their effective work, ana
the general comment was most favorable
REGARDING one particularly-th supper COM
mittce. While the crush was great, and at
times caused an oyCr-demand for plates,
cups. spoons and other necessary append
AGES to gratifying supper, everybody was
satisfactorily served.
For this credit must be given to the COM
mittee. who not only were present IN the
supper-rOOm until half-past O'Clock IN the
morning. but who had been making prepa-
tious for two DAYS. The committee consisted
OF Mrs. Thomas A, Brander. chairman; Mrs.
James b. Pace. Mrs. Isaiah ii. White, Mrs.
CLAW Drewry, Mrs. ID. /. Lynch, Mrs: W.
e.. Ferguson. Mrs. Lewis Burweli. Mrs.
Robert W. Powers. Mrs. Jock Ellerson,
Mrs. POwhatan Breeder, Miss Kitty Stiles
Mrs. 4. o. Noting. Miss Matte Harris
Mrs. George W. MAYO. Mrs. Edward Mayo,
Mrs. Walter Martin. Mrs. X. 1. Colston;
Miss Camilla Scott, Mrs. Thomas Neal, ana
Mrs John Potts.
The association is also gratiiled at the
courtesy of several florists Of the city who
furnished designs and loose flowers. Ihey
were Messrs. Harvey. Hammond, Catlin
and Turner. The ladies were assisted
greatly in decorating the place BY George
w. Anderson a Co.
An idea Of the work done by the ladies
may be had from an inspection OF the ioi-
lowing cOmpOnents Of the menu prepared:
$50 fried oysters. IA gallons Of coffee, 300
croQuettes, 300 oyster patiies, 80 gallons OF
salad. D cold turkeys, hams, 7 tongues,
B bushels Of sandwiches, 10 gallons of raw
oysters in blocks of ice, a saddle Of mutton,
300 stalks Of celery, gallons Of oil, sdozen
eggs. % gallons Of ice-cream, 300 Charlotte
lseusses, 20 pounds Of assorted cake, and
fruits of various kinds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
RESERVOIR MISSION.
The Corner Stone Of the New Chapel Laid
win Much Ceremony.

The cornerstone Of the Reservoir Mission
Chapel Ian offspring Of the Grace-street
BAPTIST Church, on the corner Of Cary and
Meadow streets, was laid yesterday evening
with imposing ceremonies.
DR.. W 4. Hatcher, the pastor Of the
Grace-street Baptist Church, presided, lie
gave brief history Of the work and told
how the Young men Of the missionary so
cicty had labOred earnestly and deyOtedly
i'm the old sch0Ol-hOuse near by, and through
their efforts the funds for the erection Of the
church had been raised.
DR.. W. W. Landrum, Of the Second Bap-
fist Church. read appropriately from the
Bible. and Rev. :. 4. CloptOn, Of the Clay
street Baptist Church, offered an earnest
prayer.
Brief cOngratulatOry and encouraging
addresses were then made by DR.. George
Cooper. Of the First Baptist Church; DR.. >.
a. Goodwin, OF the West End Baptist
Church. and DR.. Landrum.
At the close Of the religious service box
containing a list Of the names Of the mem
beers of the society and Confederate and
Federal money was placed in the inclosure
Of the corner stone by Mr.. J.. W. Phillips.
number Of students Of Richmond College
assisted in the singing.
The chapel. when completed, will be one
Of the handsOmest in the city. 1t is located
ON an eminence, and pleasantly sur
rounded. II will be completed by next
May.
Sunday-school service will be held in the
sch00l-hOuse while the building is in pro-
gress, and Rev. Mr.. Hart will preach.
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KfrTER.-Died, on The night az January
20fh, Mrs MARY RDIlLt, "a native ~ Ok
lorJ. England in the olghty-ilfst year OF her
age.
Her friends and acQuantances, and those,
of her brother John Lindsey are invited %
attend her funeral an O'Clock IRIS EVEN
IN0, from 81. Marks Episcopal Church.
FIlTON.-Uicd, Thursday. January Both
GO 4.I5 a. 81. MAkf d., beloved wife VI
James Fulton. Boz her fOry-second year.
Her funeral viii take place nOm 100 west
Broad street THIS friday EVENING az 3
r.. ~ Friends and acquainances invited 10
attend.
JONtS.-Dled. January 29fh $500. 40 her
residence, Midlothian. Chesterfield county,
at 3 A. b.. Mrs. MAlil A. JONES in the
seycnfy-r4nth year of her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the above
re.idence SATURDAY, February lst, 40 ~
". Friends and ncquunianccs aro respect
fully invited to attend.
MOKRlSS.-Died, at The residence of her
husband. 80. ID. Mou.ss, Petersburg, ianu-
AIRY Both. at II a. 3D.. iirs. BELLE BROWN
3iNkkl-S, iu the twenty ninth year or her
uge
The body VIII be inferred TODAY In
bockoe llll Cemetery. and Oe buried from
tire Union Depot, no which place the remains
VIII arrive at - ~ Friends Of the family
arr inYitei 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
BURIAL OF MRS. RANDOLPH.
sketch Of the Life of the Mother OF the
A.aIstant Rf.hop Of This Diocese.

The funeral servlccso OF Mrs; Mary NJ. Ran
dOlph, the venerable mother OF Bishop a.
NJ Randolph, were held yesterday by Bishop
white at the residence Of Bishop Ran
dOlph, Third street. at $3.50 j. NJ.
The remains were taken on the 3.i5 Ches-
apeake and Ohio train 10 tile old Randolph
home, at Eastern View, in Fauquler county,
accompanied by her sons, Right Rev. A. N
Randolph, Rev. Buckner NJ. Randolph, W .
+. Randolph, ESD, and Beverley Randolph
rsd.
Mrs. Mary Buckner Thruston Randolph
was the widow Of Robert Lee Randolph. OF
Eastern View, Fauquier county, Va ana
was in the eighty-hrst year Of her age.
She was a daughter Of Colonel Charles
Magill, member Of the Winchester bar and
an officer i'm the Revolutionary war; and her
maternal grandfather was Colonel Charles
Mynn ThrustOn, an Episcopal minister,
who raised a corps Of elite young virgin
ians I'm gloucester and adjacent counties,
and Joined General Washington in New Jer-
sey. where, in daring and brilliant nttack
upon a superior number Of Hessians, lie was
severely wounded, and for which he was
complimented and promoted on the Held by
the cOmmander-in-chief.
In 1862; Mrs. Randolph, then widow
who had sent her sons 10 face the zoe, was
driven Ifbm Htl uViuf ~ Nh' 'Nt O. -
ders. who utterly destroyed the beautiful
seat Of ancestral grace and hospitality; but
ever since the war she has chung lovingly 70
the dear ruins, and entwined around them
the clustering sympathies and affections OIL
the many warm hearts in which she has
been cherished with tender and iefereni
devotion.
Her mind was strong, cultured and re-
fined; her spirit gentle, kind and absolutely
sef-denying. and herlong career upon ear'n
was a living ministry Of hdelity 10 duty
deyotedness 10 family and friends, the love
Of God. and faith in the redeeming grace ol
the Saviour; who, in her early days, spoke
10 her the Words of Life, and IN whose
death her sins were all dead. ,,..,
She has left five children-Captaln W 81,
liam Fitzhugh Randolph, who commanded
the bOdy-guard of General 7. j. jackson
Mary. the wife Of Edward Carter Turner, Of
Fauquier; the Right Reverend Alfred Ma
gill Randolph, assistant bishop OF lrglnla
the Reverend Buckner Magill Randolph
rector Of Emmanuel Church, Henrico coun
~ Virginia and HoXprlpy Randolph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

NJ the virginia state Agricultural and
Mechanical society. earnestly desiring that
the valuable property Of this Society shall
not be sold FOR the payment Of its debts, foe
reasons already made manifest, tnereloIs
we make the final appeal 70 the Boefu ~
Aldermen OF the city Of Richmond uiat ~
will reconsider and take such action as VIII
avert this calamity 10 TINS CITY .nn ma, VI,
nresident of the BoanI Of Aldermen will call
meeting at the earliest possible day To
consider this matter. -
Mr.. y. W. Bowe. in whose hands tte
property has been placed for sale, ana DIT
Starke, the president Of the society, read
several propositions from parties ana
organizations for certain portions OF the
grounds. An offer from another city was
also submitted looking TO the removal OF
the society's property 10 that place, at
which the state fairs or expositions are 70
DO held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

and the other health officers OF New ~ - The
They made thorough inyesuga,,,'on "
srsfam and saw the operation Of II.
''1he result OF their observations VIII re
considered at the meeting Of the cry ,o s,'
eil Committee on Health tonight, . NJ 4
this II will be reported to the CITY Cou ,.',,'
and acted on ly that body. " - very p' ,,e
able that one Of the systems IN use 10 w., ,s,e
Northern cities possibly that known ~ DE-, ~
Enrel system-will be adopted lot N''"'
uOud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Notes About Town

Mr.. Colonel Tom Green and daughter, OF
sew York; the daughter and granddaughter
Of Colonel Fred Skinner, who came on To
attend the Colonial ball, returned home last
evening.
Mrs. Belle Brown Morriss, who died yes
terday in Petersburg, was daughter Of
the late ID. A. Brown, and a sister Of j..
Thompson Brown, Jr., and Leroy +. Brown.
The Rev. j. }. Lanerty will lecture &C.
night at Sc,enth-street Christian Church on
Luck and Pluck The admission will be
twenty-five cents.
A civil service examination will be held
In the Mechanics Institute, on Ninth street.
on Tuesday, February 4th. at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr.. J. IIamp ton IIoge has fine raccoon
which is as tame as dog lie has named
the animal mic. iinty."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS.
Another Appeal To be Made 10 the Coun-
ell Concerning Thsrn.

The Executive Committee OF the Virgins
Agricultural and Mechanical Society held q
meeting yesterday at the Merchants Bank
Present: MIR. Ashton Starke, president;
General Joseph X. Anderson, Colonel A. ;.
Buford, Mr.. John u. Branch. DIR. X. A.
Patterson, Mr. Normand Smith and Mr..
Joseph Bryan.
Mr.. >tarke read the bill passed by the
Legislature and signed by the Governor,
authorizing the society 10 sell the ExpOsit-
ion Grounds. Amer which the following
resolution was presented and adopted
Resolved, That Mr.. y. w. Bowe, real es-
tate agent, is hereby authorized 10 adyer-
tise and sell AT public auction the property
OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society
that he shall at once have a plot made OF the
grounds with the extension OF streets
shown, and that the sale be made by lots or
in parcels, as MIR. Bowe shall deem for u @
best interests OF the society, subject b. the
further control and directions OF the exs.ctl-
live committee; and that the sale be made
AT the earliest practicable day.
The following resolution was read and
idopted after quite "A lengthy disollssion /:
Resolved, That the Executive Committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Tie state Board OF Education, cons' sco,t
If the Governor. kt'orney-,1eneL" p, ns
and Mr.. Massey, Superintendent y : ~ - .
In ''~ r, met Wednesday evening a. ~
o'clock 10 consider the contested o ~ Of Of
SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools Tor tns ~ the
Danyille. between Mr., iian'osRn' hoard
incumbent. and Captain Duncan. l =. I'D az
declined to appoint either oil MS H. Ran
p poinb All the appointments have now been
uo,pn. -. cent for the counties Of Patrick ana
,i"nrv 10th of which are contested. me
iioarj will meet IN q day or TWO ana MI
49,. voe4urfoc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Mr.. Berry offered the following, which was
adopted;
Resolved (the Senate oOncurring), That
the Hon. John W. Daniels Grafton on the
life services, and character Of Jefler-
son Davis. profaced by the introductory adj
dress OF the Hon. Il. III. Cardwell, Speaker
of the House OF Delegates, be spread upon
the journal OF both houses, and that 1000
copies Of said citation be printed for the use
Of the members Of the House Of Delegates
and senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
CHURCH WORK.
The Baptists to Build and the Methodist-
to Alter Their Edifices.

The members Of the Grace-street Baptist
Church have decided 10 build new church
instead Of remodeing the old building.
DR.. W. +. Hatcher, the energetic PASTOR
has succeeded in raising nearly $4,000 for
the building, and the work will begin soon.
The new church will be on the site Of the Old
one, on the corner Of Grace and foushee
streets.
The congregation Of the Clay street
Methodist Church will in the near future
make some notable Improvements in their
church. The old building Will be altered
and made the equal Of almost any in the
city. Drawings for the building have been
submitted. Those who are taking an active
part IN the movement are: Rev. ". III.
Atwell, the pastor; Messrs. G.. ). Hunt aud
+. ;. Dalton and others. The improve
ments will cost about SlO.OOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
The Mickham statue.

The committee appointed 70 select a site
on the Capitol square for the Nicknam
monument. consisting Of Senator Jonn -
Hurt president. pro tenn Of the senate
sneaker Cardwell Of the House and MAJOR
Gaines. superintendent Of Grounds ana
Buildings. met yesterday morning. Ai'er
inspecting several sites they decided upon
the grass plot on the Capitol street sioe Oh
the square, between the Ienih street 5tle
and The Jackson statue. which Will De inn
modiatelv ON the line with the jackson
sfufUp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Remember the auction sale Of furniture
carpets. pier mirrors, oil paintings, stoves
&c.. at S2l Broad street, between tlehih
and Ninth streets, Friday. January jlsi, at
lO a. NJ.
The public generally ana the ladles e--
uecially invited 20 attend.
IUNNICLIFFE A CO.,
General Auctioneers.
John W. snow, of Norfolk, Va, auc-
ti0ncer. ,..s "a,
outdoor sales attended Co. Goods OF all
kinds received on consignment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Mr.. f. 5. Goodman. formerly division
freight agent Of the Chesapeake and ONO
halfway. has accepted the position OF gen
eral freight and passenger agent OF me o4-
yannah. Americus and Montgomery RAIL
way. and Americas, Preston and Lumpkiin
steamboat Company, and will leave lhe
city February lst TO take charge OF MS new
position. Mr.. Goodman has been popular
ond efficient official.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Miss Marie Wainwright was greeted by a
fine audience at the Academy of Music
last night 20 witness her beautiful presen,ia
zion OF shakespeare's charming holiday
creation. Twelfth Night. or what you VIII
As Viola, she was perfect, and she was sf-
cellently supported by Barton I'M a. h MA !.
,.oiio - Wiliiam r. owen. as "Sir Toby
o,J tho rest of the east Twelfth Night
H. n ro0nlar Shakesperian revival. and FULLY
merits the appreciation it has received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

louis Cuicci barkeeper and cigar ana
tobacco Dealer, 1911 East Frank IN stree
made an assignincrt Yesterday 20 William
ii. Beyeridge, AS trustee. .ea. cha
The deed CONVEYS all Of the goods ana .i'
sxtllres i'm the store, together with al notes
due on 10 iecome due TO the trustee VINO is
directed 10 convert the same into money ~
speedily as possible. ~ Nj,
Tine only creditor named is Peter Noreii;;
borrowed money in the sum of Sjio. All
the other creditors are directed 10 report
with proof within sixty days for settlement
Liabilities about 81. 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
Given Control of the Hotels.

An agreement bearing the date Of sep
TENDER 2. 1889, between the late Colonel 10
seph L. Darlington and Mr.. W. :. Caring
ton, was filed in the Chancery Court yester-
day. The contract gives Mr.. W. :. Car
ringt0n absolute control Of the Exchange
Hotel and Ballard House until the expira-
ton Of the lease-June l, 1891. The agree
ment provides that the provisions shall not
be revoked by the death Of Colonel j. l.. Car
rington, Notwithstanding that there may be
ANYTHING in the Will 20 the contrary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

The insurance agents wish 90 impress
Won with the fact that besides the lew
above mentioned articles there are thous,
ands of finer suits and oyercoais, SIX an any,
satin lined. made by the hncsi custom la,i-
0fs. including handsome childfens Suil7
and o,er.0ats. as we'll as fine panialoohs'
made bv nrst-clas1 hands and workman
Shin. are included in tbla immense saie;
Every man and woman within one uuuuieu
miles of Richmond should visit this 'urtal
Boston Fire Sale of Clothing when VIII
continue for ten days only. do not STAY
away for fear of not getting N"llsU
upon. as twenty-five statesmen Wi,
be- here TO serve you for this wondeilui
event. "C0me. rain or shine" Get youf
dollars and pennies together, as here's "a
chance of lifetime t0 secure clothing at
less than half cost tO manufacture. During
this .grdat sale of clothing sales-rooms
remain open tll @ p. NJ; saturdays till III
PM. Country merchants will do well %
visit this great sale. Look for sign ana
number: "Groat Boston Fire sale of Cloth
inc. so. 1918 east Main street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, Richmond. Va
Make no mistake. 40 auction. private sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

Rev. DR.. Garland has received 10y ,oihcial
notice from Bishop Wilson, that he mas APP,
point,d Rev. J. 4. Whitley, chaplain .,
Randolph-Macon College, 10 the pastofale on
Trinity Methodist Church, in this city mace
vacant by the resignation Of Rev: MT Stuf-
yis. Mr.. Whitley was educated al hiSh,
mond College. and is preacher OF deciueu,
ability. He also occupies the posilloh vl
professor Of elocuti0n in Randolph-Macoh
College. III. ~,
Mr.. Whitley will enter ON the dnlies Vl
his new passionate early next Weeh: hi7
appointment gives general satisfaction Ia
tho church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

A lady Of Norfolk has some anxiety about
the health OF her husband, who has been in
this city several days. Anxiety has found
relief In the following bit Of poetry, which
she sent him yesterday:
Little ~rnlps OF Quinine,
Little drinks OF rye
Make In grippe that's got you
Drop It's hold and fly.
This may quickly help you
If you'll only try;
BA d9nf forget NJ quiaine
When you take the rye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
INSTRUCTION OF Garbage by Fire.

. DIR. W. r. Oppenhimer, president OF the
Board of Health, and Councilmen l. l..
Christian and John X. Grimes, Of the COM
mittee on Health, returned 10 the city yes
ferday from New York. where they went %
investigate the crematory for burning gar
bage aud other refuse matter. They were
kindly received by President {. &. Wilson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
.lrcct.cnr Kan erer lIi. rooI.

Yesterday evening "a white man at
tempted 10 board Manchester stree. -cai
while it was in motion. His foot missed the
step and slipped 10 the track ana "a "n i..i
passed over it. cutting 10 feariully but
breaking mo- bones. The ambulance took
him 10 his home. SO. on Canal street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

CITY Attorney G.. " Meredith will go To
Norfolk to-day 10 argue the bank cases be-
fore Judge Hughes. The action involves
the right of the city of Richmond % levy "a
tax upon the national banks WHICH, lne
banks claim. is illegal and contrary lo the
requirements of the national bank law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

The special joint committee from me fi-
nance Committees Of the Senate and House.
will meet in the Senate Chamber this after
noon. at 4 o'clock, TO investigate the Lewis
claim against the State for indemnity De-
cause of the repeal Of the Hog Island lease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

The gross earnings Of the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad for December last We're
sos. 1888. being SlOibO4 TOR pas-en l.
mail and express. and SlOV,'H.'' lor lIei-ii''
The exponses. including taxes, were S5ld'-
gsG.3l For the year 1859 the net earnings
wore 81 ff3 --1 H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
WIN of Mr.. samuel A. MoIes,

The will Of Mr.. samuel A. Moles was adj
mitted 10 probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday.
The estate. consisting OF both real and
personal property. IS valued at $1,000. and Is
len 10 his wife. Mrs. Samira A. MOles.
Mrs. Moles qualified as eXecutrix Of the
estate without bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

For this malidy take that old-lashion
remedy of our mothers, syrup OF Pure flne
Tar. Horehound and Wild Cherry
Dayid's Couch Syrup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31
REMEMBER TOMORROW Al


In consequence Of the "Great BeniViu
street Fire Of Boston. Mass, Of NoNent,
18th Iast.u whore the front portion oniy VI
five entire floors Of one Of the largest 80,
tfacfurinV clOthicrs was abiaIe' f',f.f
worth Of Mems. Boys and thlldreus ciV.h-
Ing. consisting Of fine suits and oVercoa,s,
have been saved and untouched, am w
entire stock has been ordered by ine p 'ai1
III underwriters % be- removed 20 iAehihv ,,,,1
Va. and the immense building NO. .c 11,'
cast Main street. between Twelfth and Idly
teonth has been rented at an enormous ex-
pense for this Great Fire Insurance az
81 Clothingr As an goods are appraiser
mi 33isc. on the dollar Of manhiactlTesS
cost this wonderful sale viii cnaDie VIC
neonlo of this city and surrounding coun-
ire 10 buv their clothing Tor almost noun,
i.-r-' The entire stock must DE- sofa ana
turned into money 10 elect an imi.eaai,r.
sptfloment Of Insurance policies. We WI.
syying omen the doors ,oy this great saie ~
tho above mammoth building ihis, ,ate,
dav morning. February lst, az n. vi.
prompt. and continue Tor ten 0aye' anu ~"
days only tr,,.,,. bo,c
follow these prices closely Here 10"
al. mems GOOD working pants, worth
Sf 50. asc. buys better ones, ten siles' Noi,n
81 5O sl.lS i0r enc cashmere pan''' ic ..'i.
worth 500: Si.gs bnys strictly ah- s', ~.
,aa.s. worth $780, Just think n ii--sz ~
fakes CHOICE Of plads or stripe men s sui
I'M sizes. WORTH Sll; $3.50, buys 7ii.".,u
mems suits all iomatcht twenty-five ,ty ies,
~orth si8; s5.l7 for good bGsiness cneN ..,d
Suits really worth SO; 1913 buys hne VIZ
vyala-worsted suits for dress, in cul"Na s I
mr. sacks. worth Sl5, SD FOR extra my dl
dress suits. cost 90 manufacture SIS 80,
special quality (satin faced) oisrN i III.
fp,or, dress suits. and fine black en't' 9' ,,
worth 80. Just think of it-S3.i' t aAss
elegant kerscy uercoats, all colors' W4t VIZ.
si2. stg5. tine wOrumi0 beaver on o. ~.
| chilla oyercoats. really worth flii so.l'' nue.
cnefom-mado melton or worstcd olercpai7
worth $1,000. "Just think of IT, Here you
win see IS cents boys longpant' worth Si,y -,
and $500: splendd childrcn's SUITS, aI
nos as cents. and 500 children's plated
school SHIFTS win 20 for sl39' but really
worth $3.50 and sloO; boys long pants sni h
for S2gS, with 1000 pair Anee pan,s WIZ" ",ha,
they last. n cents per pair, and many o'Dei
| luch bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-31

An AGGRAvATING SORE THROAT is soon
relieved by DR.. j.. Jayne's ENpectormi, am
old-time remedy for Bronchial and fulmc-
nary Affections.