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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

His fnce and ponderous voice are too we'll
known throughout this and other countries
TO need any introduction.
Jennie Patrick Walker is the prima donna
soprano. Her successes at her own bone IN
Boston, where her engagements arc SO nomef-
Gus she cannot accept al, speaks volumes for
her artistic value.
Rose Stewart. the lyric soprano,
has been called by German papers, Zine
Kleine Patti" Che lesser Patti severe
illness hasjprevented her public appearance for
some time, but now her voice has reSained All
the contralto, is a universal favorlte the coun-
try over.
She comes here ION the wing" leaving be-
fore the concert finishes for Louisville. Ky.
Next 10 Whitney the most famous artist OF
the company is the planiste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
THB HAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL
ToxGruS, Tuesday and Wednesday
Evenings.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ARTISTS.
A Grand Orchestra and a Trained Chorus
OF Over 100 voices-Brilllant
Success Promised.

Tomorrow evening the musical festival
opens at the Academy Of Music.
This IL q very important musical event OF
exceptional interest 10 all music lovers in its
varied solo attractions and superb pro-
grammes
Eight solo artists, grand orchestra and
chorus of over one hundred will render three
splendid programmes filed with the choicest
bits Of musical inspiration.
The festival is organized with one purpose
only--to advance the state OF musical culture
and further the development OF taste for the
best in the art
Thefestivsl is organized independently ofany
musical organization. and IS priyste enter
prise, depending for It's assurance OF success
on the twenty-slx philosophical business
men who have become guarantors with the
hberality and public spirit so Characteristic OF
the Richmond merchants
III the public shows appreciation OF these
efforts and make the festival social and
financial success il paves the way for broader
efforts in the same direction in the future.
The list of solo artists IL headed by the
vatsran basso Myron w. Whitney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
THE SUMMER GIRLS OUTFIT.
The Fashion Now to Go Abroad to Pw-
chase The Latest Styles.
DRESSMAKERS AND PARTISAN MISFITS,
A.Feast of Gowns-Happy Inspirations and
Triumphs of Art in the Toiiet-Dresses
for Dreamy Eyed Blondes.

ALREADY the exodus over the water has com
menced. every outward-bound steamer carry
ing its complement Of tourists on pleasure
bent. The dressmaker's lament IS heard
throughout the land, for it has now become
almost q custom for the SWEETEST women to go
abroad in order to purchase their summer
outft returning about July to run the gamut
of the fashionable watering places, And
why shouldn't WEI" asked pretty Madison
avenue belle, we get Or gowns 50 much
cheaper. and Of course they always come from
Worth or Pingat who can tell the dlherence'
for no one sees the tell-tale belts with which
The dressmakers advertise themselves.
Really. Worth is becoming unbearable; he
seems to think because we are Americans that
we are still somewhat barbara IN our tastes
tioues on US when he thinks we know no
better.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

Last season be was the means Of bringing to
Richmond that most perfect of all orchestral
bodies, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and
this year entirely through his fundamentally
the present festival has been organized and
the festival chorus gathered and trained to a
high state Of efficiency.
The selections and disposition of the artists
are such that all cannot be heard without at
tending every performance.
The first evening Herbert appears as soloist
the chorus render one selection, and Miss
Stewart and Mr.. Parker sings.
Tuesday evening Miss Aus der Ohe renders
the brilliant List concerto. the orchestra
give the beautiful Schubert Symphony. and
Miss Stewart and DR.. Hopkinson sing.
The third evening, Wednesday the chorus
render the pathetic "Stabat Mater, " assisted
by Quartette Of yocaliSts including Whitney
and also the inspiring Fair Ellen" with its
orchestral paraphrase of "Campbells are com
ing" so wonderfully interviewer in the &C
compartment.
Mrs. Walker and DR.. Hophnson assist in
this number
The festival will bring 10 Richmond large
number OF visitors from all over the State.
ksdnaAd RAILROAD rates have been arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

Fine French Challies, 6oc. :, a or,v
Half Wool Challies only 1sc.
Half Wool Challies, Ice. 1..,.oroo stvIas
800 pieces of Cotton Chalhes' hanuS0nle 0'' '0''
100 U oy 90 Of regular cent Cotton Chales to
n p eee s9i of new styles in Pineapple Tissues
sboO Oh1y i1 Pongee. white ground with polka
MonsIine de Sol, light ground with old57rose s
lavender blue, garnet Oro"n auu '''H
figures. only 1215c. yard; ,o,>.
100 pieces OK SATIN otrlpeu D@'''O0 '"' --'40
as-iSch Cotton Challies only SIC. yard.
SS-inch Plaid Dress goods reduced to lOc. a
70 pieces of last season styles in Challes. regu-
lar price 1873, now &c. .o,>
Linen De Dacca. regular price 10, now ,lZ5sc.
Pure Linen Lawn only l218c.; much oeSeel
Cantrice 0haIlies, the only Cotton Challies
that will wash, our price only lOc.
Remnant of Check Muslin, 70 20 yards regu-
lar price 10 and 1213c., our price only 654c'
One lot of Lace Stripe and Corded WHITE Nus
Ladies shirts With Cuffs attached and Plea
dilly Collar only 94c.
100 dozen plain and red stripe Turkish Bath
Towels. 23x43 only nc. apiece.
Black India Linen. l5c guaranteed last DlacK;
much better for 20 and 25c:,
Tan. gray. white cream and lilac Crepe Tor
hat trimming and parasOl covering only
zoe. yard.
Plain white Persian Null only zoe. yard.
50 different styles ia Dotted SWISS 10 snow
YOU from the size of pin point to a silver
dollar. We have them IN black ground
with white dots, black with black Wnlte
with black.
10 pieces of fine Apron Lawn, with satin stripe
border. only 1214c. yard.
Dragon black Organdie, Greuadlne ehecV'
only 12t4c. yard ,oo<- 80,
86-inch dragon black BNtiste only 1880 yard
ONLY about 20 dozen left Of those regular
made Ladies Fancy Striped Hose, regular
price 40 to 7jc. This job lot can be seen
In basket on Hosiery Counter
Silk Windsor Ties only 1910. apiece.
20 wards Picture Wire for lOc.
Light ground China Silks, han lsome patterns,
Dark ground China Silks with figures, 81;
regular price, sl.lg
BLACK Goods sale this week. Great many
Fancy Black Goods have been added to
our stock-stripes. spots and figures 20
peces Of 3s-inch all Wool Henrietta, regu-
lar price 80. now Soc 40-inch Silk Finish,
75c'. S6inch Henrietta Cloth Csc, regu-
lar price SIC. ~.
Swiss Embroideries Having closed out the
entire stock of our imported 900 pieces OF
Swiss FlOuncing, we will be able TO oher
you this week a Coo. tlounce tor 4oc.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

French chailles and lovely organizes s anS
batistes; painting would far better e1Ptsy; 81
tbe idea of the establishment OF tnese u.a-
phanous tissues ever which seem 70 1e es' y
iesslv flung flowers Of every hue anu u,rno,
gorgeous Jacaue roses faunt theinss''eS upJu
grounds of sombre black, wnli9 pnP Up,
hearted pansies and sprays OF nlac Seen
almost 10 she'd their fragrance upon tne al
Tiny mink moss rose-buds grow rom OuI u
n white erenadine. and orchids bloom peleh-
niallv upon old-rose Bengaline.
HIGH coLoRs.
rT;ob co1ors will be much worn this season,
also white and gray the latter Is especially
pa, oombiued with the delicate tiuts OF
beiiofrope and faint pink with hat and shoes
Hats and bonnets are not, however, so in
vaGably matched to the costume as they
we're formerly. although supreme elegance g
not reached unless all the accessories CORE
spond or at least harmonic. There Is de-
cided tendency to trimming beneath the orim
Of the large hats. ,.,,, ,1 r
Frequently one sees a cute little bunch or
violets or one great rose tucked away under
the sheltering shade Of a Galnsboro or van
dyke hat. sometimes it is a cOquettsh bow or
a knot Of lulle or lace. 1t is becoming very
tnd so a. long as the end is attained u does
not matter how, but everything must be enc
and possess q certain personality or us own
COUNTESS ANNIE DE MoNrAlGU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
The TOWER!
2OI and 203 East Broad Street.

75c. for &c., 90c. one for &c., q II onetof
75c.. S1.25 one for 81.
Every week you cannot md new patterns u
Black Lace Flouncing aud Deml-Flounee
narrow aud wide. Laces 70 match Polka
Dots in narrow black Daces.
Japanese Fans. Csc. worth 4Oc. Elegant line
of jap. Fans from Sc. TO 81. Feather
silk and gauZe and satin rams.
One roll of 40 yards good Mating, regular
price by ward. Csc by roll only IS GO.
One roll Of Seamless Mating, 40 yards, only
So
Damask Mating only 400. a yard.
New patterns in Floor OIL Cloth.
Carpets made. land free 70 close out stock. A
75c. Ingram for 50c.. a SOC. Ingram for $50.
Lace Curtains. You can get bargain. IS
Curtain for 81 a window.
A g Curtain Tor s15O Cornice Poles con"
plete 20c.; regular 25c. Pole.
Baby Carriages. Baby Carriages.
A s25 Carriage for $3.50. a $50 Carriage for
s15. a s24 Carriage, al. We have made
these prices 20 close the stock.
We carry the best and most complets Line OF
Trunks in the oity.
Lonsdale Cambria, &c. yard.
All silk Lace Mitts, PIC.
Jersey Silk Mtts only loo.
Milanese Silk Mitts, 200.
pure silk Gloves. black, tan and gray, 4sc.
Embroidered Felt Afghans only 81.
Felt Afghans, ribbon run. only Sl1o'
All Wool White Flannel. 25c.. worth Soc.
New line Of Pocket-Boobs and Purses.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, Sc.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, Isle and cotton mixod
l5c.
Ladies silk Vest only 75c.
Silk Null. black, blue, pink.
Ladies Silk Girdes. 75c.
China Silks. all shades. Soc; worth 75c.
Gents Black Hose guaranteed last, only 2on
Gents Seamless Mixed Half Hose. loo.
Gents Linen Handkerchlets, lOo.
Black Linen Corset Laces, yards long, SC.
Gents silk Handkerchief extra size, 100.
Celluloid Cuffs. l5c.
Ladies' Silk Isle Hose, all shades, 40c.
MOSQUITO Net, 35c. piece.
Wire Hair Brushes. lie.
Palm Soap 4Oc. a dozen.
Hermann Silk Yelling. fL25 yard; worth ~.
Gents Night Shirts, SOC.
Gents Fancy Night Shirts, 75c.
Gents Fancy Shirts and Drawers, 625Sc.
Gents medium weight Shirts, 40c
Gents medium weight. Atwood Shirts, 81.
Gents Balbrggan Shirts $50; long or short
sleeves.
Gents Outing Shirts, 37c.
Gents Satin Shirts, 81
Gents Solid Black Satin Shirts.
ladies' Shirt Waists and BlOuses.
Bows Shirt Waists, IS, 30 and 75c.
Children's Caps 25c 9 different styles.
Gents Bleached Jean Drawers S711c.
Gents plain Linen Bosom Shirts, 800.
Pearl Shirts. ~,
BARGAINS in Ribbons this week. 96-inch Clio,
ria Parasol silver trimmed handles, only
sl75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

al auction at Norfolk Va Nav 10Th and DIST
Excursion tickets on all railroads May 18th
and 18th. Thousands Of persons will be in
attendance, and the prospect is that this will
be the greatest sale that ever took place i'll the
State. NJ. W. Mason, Norfolk, Va, will send
particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
PARTISAN FITS,

II Is undoubtedly true tbet woman car
purchase her clothes mucn more reasonably
In Paris or London than she can here, al-
though by no means as sat 5factOTlly. Ire.
ouently the fit of a Partisan gown leaves
much to be desired: and naturally the lone
dressmaker is sOrey yexed when she IS
obliged TO repair somebody elses
mistakes. Many women, boweyef,
recognize the fact that frst-class
New York dressmaker is mistress
of her art she is quick TO catch an idea and
adapts herself readily 10 the requirements OF
her customer. Americans, as a rule, are bet
ter dressed than the women OF any other
country they have more style and possess
that indefuable but distinctly visible thing
tie French call chic, and which one notices
70 the shOp-girl as well as the fine lady.
ATEAsT OF GOWNS.
Speaking Of gowns, / enjoyed a veritable
feast Yesterday in the sut erb parlors OF
Madame Jordan. Some of them were verita-
bio triumphs of art, being of the most ey
ouisitely blending colors IN the new SOFT
shades. which are 50 lovely as to appear as II
almost panied upon the airy sllken fabrics.
Grenadines seem to be the most fashionable
material for summer gowns. One OF those
exhibited was a dream Of beauty which could
not fail 10 delight an artist so charming was
the cooring and design; the transparent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

The Richmond Photograph Gallery-s27J<
Broad streets ten years old. and has made
more pictures in that time than any other
gallery in Richmond
II guarantees 10 give as good work for 81. 80
per dozen cabinet size) as any high price
gallery in the citv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

HICKOk'S NO. 1, III. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CURED TOBACCOS. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
Wrsr q TRuAy.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.

Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
WALDNG, hINNAS Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces Of
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

and tickets are on sale ct all railroad tichstof-
Parties are now organizing In staunton,
Danville Norfolk, Petersburg and many othef
cities. and tho audiences will include IePiio rep
entatives from large number Oh virgin"
cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
Many Persons arc hrolen

Gown nom oyerwork OF household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds tha
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile.
and curas malaria Get the gamma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

f. J. CHENEY Co.. Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J. Cheney
for the last fifteen years and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions,
and financially able TO carry out any obligations
made by their firm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

black ground was powdered with tiny dia-
mond-shaped figures broched nldeal oid-ro7e
the skirt was Worn over an Old-rOse sup ana
bordered with a deep flounce OF black Chan
tIly caught IN graceful iestOons the tullness
forming full rosettes from each OF these de
pended a chain of gold studded with opas;
the dTaped bodice had an inserted y. of rose
cOlOred velvet trimmed with three rows Of the
gold and opal trimming with tluh OF black
lace in the neck; the pointed glrdle was OF tie
velvet edged with gold. and from 1t fell q deep
hOunce OF hlmy Chantllly lace.
HAPPY INSPIRATION.
Another of Jordan's happiest inspirations
is a watering place gown of sheer French ba-
tiste that reminds one of the exquisite Decca
muslins made in the Orient. Ii is OF creamy
white with a lightly woven erepy surface EN-
brOidered in the most delicate tint of rose
blue and olive IN patteen OF conventional
lied flowers; the bodice is pointed. shIIred at
the waist, and a fall OF embroidery give %
yoke-hke effect 10 the oorsage the sleeve Is
exceedingly quaint. consisting OF deep loose
puii of the embroidery, the lower portion be-
ing of cream surah with lace at the wrist.
The bOw-knOt peryades everything, but the
bOw-knOt design upon silks and grenadines is
still high-class novelty
ARTISTIC TOILETTE.
Here again art is paramount for on view in
the same establishment Is a dinner toilette of
black grenadine strewn with bow-knots of
Vatican green. One side OF the skirt is left
open and reveals panel of green yelled with
three founces of the new heur-de-ns lace
which imparts a distinctive chara ter 10 the
costume The vest and sleeves of the draped
bodice are of cOarse-Ineshed silk net dotted
with star-like clouds OF scntilating jet. and
the black-ribbon girdle is also starred with
them.
Again the bow-knot is repeated 10 demure
but exceedingly rich dress OF black Bedford
cord. The skirt is of the stylish bell shape.
and in the centre of the front is embroidered
h graceful b0w-knot in iine-cut jet, from out
of which springs three Prince of Wales
feathers, also IN Jet from the knot comes two
lines OF elegant Jet passementerle winch form
Two scallOps finished on each side about half
way up with smaller bow-knots. The Louis
XIV. coat has waistcoat OF silk and deep
pockets ornamented with bow-knOts. and on
either side the waist are three big buttons OF
cut Jet.
DRESS FOR A DREAMY BLONDE.
Still another dress for a dreamy-eyed
blonde was OF the new dull-biUe with lace
like design III black, the skirt edged with
three tiny bias ruilles The bodice had
yoke of black lace patterned in roses,
cut up sharply TO form a V. edged with
black velvet and finished with a bow
of the same. The high, full sleeves were
of picturesque cut and finished at the
waist with deep frill Of black lace.
Printing seems too commonplace 10 apply
TO the charming DESIGNS ul,on the India silks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

i. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Prof.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case of cstarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
1cruRE DEPARTMENT.

You can all see on Tuesday how popular our nam.
moth picture department has grown We show more
Pictures than all other houses in Washington coii-
ENGRAVINGS framed in a new and pretty oak
frame llx14 all SUBJECTS new popular and well exc.
eqte e61G Grana SEennS price 2s. REGULAR price isc
Gold and White and ornanented White enameied
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righted. Grand opening price. 39c. Regular price,
PANEL P1CTUREs.-This Is a beautiful, assort-
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frames Of unique design The frame has an easel rest
inets stands &c Grand opening price, Csc. Negu-
FkENCH PAINTINGS Genuine French Oil Paint.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

1t has been suggested that the democrats
agree in caucus, before nominating Speaker
upon the principles they wish to be embodied
in tariff legislation b. the sd Congress. This
would relieve the public of any uncertainty on
the subjec. which might be felt. 1t would
also relieve the Speaker to be selected
of some part OF his responsibility. But.
as it Is also proposed in other quarters to
draw out an expression on the silver question,
the caucus might find itself unable to make a
clear-cut definition of its desires and objects.
Many, who are sincere tariff reformers. are
even more pronouncedly in favor of the free
coinage of silver, and some of the most
determined opponents OF silver are
leaders of the tariff reform sentiment
1t is going to be very hard TO reconcile posi-
tiors on these questions. As all the candidates
for Speaker are low tariff men and. In some
sense, free silver men also. the difficulty of de-
timing the partys attitude. where that attitude
will depend on the action of the House, is in
creased 1t Is probable on the whole that the
FIRST expression the public will have from the
democrats of their VII on either of the above
questions Will be either at later caucus or in
the ordinary course Of Legislative procedure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30

The claims Of the missionaries laboring in
the east are sometimes assumed to lie excessive
by travellers and Investigators, but there arc
facts connected with the prOI agaada in India
which bear out these claims and suggest that
the very foundation of the Old Brdhranic
religion has been shaken sceh, for instance.
is the admission by the writor Of q tract Issued
by the Hindu Tract Society and addressed to
all sects AID castes that the ancient religion
Is in imminent danger from foreign religion,
Christianity. Speaking OF the missionaries
from England he says: They have cast the net
over our children by teaching them in our
schools and they have already made thousands
CT Christians and axe continuing to do 30. II
we continue to sleep "a we have done in the
past, not one vii be found vorshipping in the
temples in u very short time: Nay. the temples
themselves Will be converted into Christian
churches. Following : an earnest appeal
for q revival of the Old faith and the methods
Of tie missionaries are commended 10 Hindus.
Another tract, issued by the same society, says;
Patriots OF India, Reflect well on our dam
gers" and is throughout powerful! appeal to
the patriotism OF the country in this matter Of
the rise of Christianity on the ruins of
Hinduism. The organization of the
Arya Somai a natIoIalistic society for
the revival of oh Vedism. or the
early religion Of the Hindus. has stimulated
the orthodox TO employ the means used by
Christians The BRUSH government tolerates
all forms of worship, and does not force Chris
iiaIIity upon the native races But the British
people AMI a number of the American churches
are steadily, if slowly, presenting the truths Of
the Christian religion to tie minds of thu. Hin
aus, one of the most intellectual peoples on
the planet With gentle and dociIe natures
they have keen. receptive minds, open pecu-
Iiariy to The sublime in philosophy and life.
The probabilities with regard to the matter
unier consideration are that deeper impress
zion than can be inferred from the numbers of
protesting converts has been made in the land
of the Iedas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-30
Fancy TABLE DEPARTMENT.

Tables IN Wood. Metal and Onyx.
BOUQUET TABLES--An5ique Oak, 30 inches
nl<h With lo-.nch top shell; ani ginch bottom shelf
nney finished and very strong, Grand opening price.
SSc. Regular price, al. AZ
SHAkESPEABE TABLES. -Made Of solid walnut
9sk OK mahoyany finish. very neatly turned lees. toy
Ioxlo Inches bottom shelf l0xi0 inches. Grand
OPENING price. BE Tbs It a lower price than the
SHAKESPEARE TABLE. with top 20 inches sd,Isre
and bottom shelf 12xl2 inches, made of antique OAK
or walnut; made neat and strong. Grand openinv
price. 81. Is Regular prlce. 81. 4S.
SOLlD BRASS PAhLOR TABLES.-A one
stands ~ inches high on solid brass ess, with l2inc
polished and acquered it will retain ts bright tn
ish a beauty. Grand opening price. 81. 10. Regular
BRASS TABLE. PLUSH ToP-A Very Nea. and
Attractive Stand. 33 inches high. on 3 solid bras
lsss; ,neh silk plush top in Red. Blue old cola.
GENUINE MEXICAN ONYX STAND. TWISTED
roe PATTERN solid brass legs with knob ends and 10
inch SQUARE top of genuine Mexican Onyx deep bras.
Osnd Al top and square b-inch lower shelf. QUALITY
considered THIS Is the greatest bargain fol
4 .aoie OF THIS kind Grand opening price. 50. 40
-, GENTS SMOKING TABI.E.-Gents' Smoking Ia
bic made OF ornamented walnut, I feet high Grand
opening price. SIC. Regular price, sl AS