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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14
said 2 lot of things which had never heard

Il am getting too old TO rush beed,.s.,x
into danger. was born and brouobt M, &,
the country There DR.. Depew clawed An mac
mary hay straw out of his imaginary lone
locks and began sucking the end of III. and
learned u was pretty nice thing TO witch
street night from the second-story window.
ana a mighty risky thing TO attempt ~
take an active interest in n mill or 70 ~ ~
press TOO vivid an opinion. In those davs tbo
farmers used TO come Co town with q Io eng
OF potatoes, corn or garden truck and meet
IN some OF the groceries TO discuss politics
religion, the current topics and imbibe a
rev glasses of vigorous corn-iuice When
the discussion ran pretty high there was
a general resort 10 fistic force and
the crop of Saturday afternoon heh.s in
my town was always sufficient TO satisfy the
most ardent admiror of the manly art pro-
Vided ne viewed the affair from n second-story
WINDOW. But If he tried 10 become stage
manager ne generally found the supply more
IMAM equal 10 the demand From a second
story point OF view the fights were az nice lit
tie mills as one would care to see. and there
We're enough of them. But should the on
LOCKER decide TO descend TO the street and ex
press decided opinion one way or the other.
ms trends would generally conclude that he
had played tho part of the principal as soon
as his face had been sufficiently reshaped To
admit of his identification.
When | was boy | always was modest
enough 10 sit in the second-st0ry window
and let the other fellows pound each other
while did the laughing and admired their
grit. My position in this regard has not
the secOnd-story window regarding the bac
carat scandal. | have expressed no opinion
10 any newspaper on the subject and am not
gong TO do sO."-New York World.
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case of Checked Plaid and Striped Muslin

1 case OF Checked Plaid and Striped Muslin
worth i2lkc. at sc. yard.
case OF Pineapple Tissue. SIC. yard.
case nice Outings best goods, 6l4c.
1 case light Challies. SIC.
100 dozen extra large Turkish Towels 1870.
$50 pieces black Lace for trimmings, from Sc. .
yard up.
Colored Laces in pink. blue, green, brown, hello
trope, lilac. etc.
80 piece real French Satteens reduced from
37ls to i5c.
Best black Satteens. i2I1c.; cashmere finish.
$50 Ladies Shirt Waists, nice ones, SOC.
800 pieces Mosquito Meetings., S5c. apiece
Fire Screens, 30 and 75c.
All kinds of patented Hooks and Eyes.
500 pieces Of Cballies at &C.. lovely patterns.
Elegant Wool Challies, new styles, 1890.
French Challies, all wool, COO.
case French Batiste, l21ac.
Mattings in great variety.
50 Baby Carriages on weekly payments.
Pink, sage green. bright green. yellow. light
blue, grass green and old rose China Silks,
81 inches wide, at size; really worth 1926.
100 DOE All Silk Mitts, l5c.
80 dozen All Silk, real thick. 98c.
80 dozen Ladies black and coored Lisle Gloves,
191ec.
81 dozen black and colored Lisle at i5c.
63 dozen black and cOOred Lsle at 1890.
IS dozen black and colOred Fine Lisle, 25c.
! lot black and coored Taffeta Gloves, 2Sc.
lot All Silk in colorS. 42c.
English made shoulder length Silk Mltts in
cream and white, Sl.25.
2i9 Silk Windsor Ties at sc.
Black Silk Grenadines, CSC.
! elegant Merrlmac Percales FOR shirt waists.
&C.
Colored China Silks, S3c.
1850 Fans n all styles and prices from &C. to Sc 50
apiece
Torchon Lace. Swiss Edges and Hambergs in
great variety.
1000 yards fancy.Lawns. 3lsc.
A few more of those elegant Linen Finish Che
viots to DO sold at Sac.
lot fine Cambrlcs at 6l4c.
100 pieces elegant new Ginghams Just received
at Size.
Twilled and Striped Linen for Boys Pants, 10,
1219, 1880.
Rubber Cloth. tho best made. SOC a yard.
10 pieces Table CilclOth in marble at l5c
81 cash and 81 a week will buy Baby Carriage.
What will give the baby more comfort IN
this hot weather than nice Carriage? We
sell them low.
Trunks and Satchels. all new and tho best city
made See show window for prices.
Now is the time 10 buy Carpet cheap We are
selling them T. great discount.
Window Shades in brown and green with spring
roller fixtures. 9Jc.
Better grades at 81 ~ and soc.
A large and well-selected stock OF Lace Cur
tains, all beautiful and artistic patterns,
price the lowest IN the city.
Kid Hair Curriers' 10, 1919, 15c dozen.
80 dozen Ladies French Ribbed Vests at s1sc
apiece.
Gents Neckwear in all variety. White Lawn
Ties, TO- l21a and lG5Sc.
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KISSES UNDER BAN.
I" Copenhagen " Grows Unpopular in Bucks
County.

Kissing at Bucks county Sunday-school
picnics this summer will be like the festive
oyster in the festival stew. 1t won't be in it.
Like the man who fell out of balloon. it will
be synonymous with all that has been and is
not The man who rents picnic grounds
looks askance on the movement TO eliminate
copenhagen from Sunday-school picnics.
marking the downfall of an era of bliss for the
young men and women who have INDUCED in
Its ailurements and q loss of skekels for the
man who rents the grounds. For it is beyond
denial that the picnic is bound to lose much
of its popularity. Without copenhagen it
would be like a sherry cobbler without the
sherry. As long as copenhagen has been
known there have been picnics, and as long
as picnics have existed there has been cOpen-
hagen. To separate the two would be TO
separate a mother and child.
The grounds upon which the game is TO be
abolished are that while kissing in itself is
not immoral the promscuous indulgence fos-
tered by copenhagen tends toward immor-
atty Just how the movement TO abolish the
game originated is not known. 1t Is certain
that the young people themselves did not
start it and the clergymen deny all knowledge
Of il.
But the movement exists. and the suppose
ton is that the numerous old maids who in
fest Bucks county, and particularly the
vicinity of Bristol. where tho movement ia
said 10 have started. have risen up in arms
against the favOritism shown toward the
young girls in the matter of kisses. They
have probably taken the matter into their
own hands. and like the tabled dog in the
manger If the young men won't kiss them
they can't kiss the young maids either
As sure as water seeks its own level and
ducks swim. young people will fall in love.
Bucks county young people are not excep-
tons. Now, as kissing is a necessary adjunct
TO lOvemaBing. and rs copenhagen affords I'M
limited means for the qualification of love
making the youthful LOVERS are bound TO
make a fight for the time-honOred and saccha-
rine game. And if they can't kiss in copen-
hagen they will kiss somewhere else, sc what's
the difference
grizzled son of old Bucks, who owns
picnic ground few miles below Bristol. e1-
pressed great disgust when the subject WAS
preached 10 him. II don't see what the
worlds a-coming to anyway" he sad, as he
drove nail into a rheumatic swing that look
Ell rs though il was only waiting for chance
tOcOlapse What's the harm IN klsslnY MeO-
be il don't make the world no better, nor yet
again does 1t make il worse; I've seen a pow
erful lot o kisssin in these woods IN my time
and / tell you game OF copenhagen Just puts
life intOa picnic
IF there amt aGOin' TO be any more cOpen-
hagen they might as well stop picnics. /
leave it 10 yourself. Would you want to
bring girl TO picnic ii you had 20 lug her
OF somewhere every time YOU wanted kiss!
1t don't stand to reason OF course swingin'
and ice cream and sody water IS all good
enough, but 10 ain Z satisfactory"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

2O1 AND 2OS EAST BROAD STREET.
Don't fail to call on us Monday morning-we going TO sell

Ratchet Brand Collars and Cuffs. Collars. ioc.;
Cuffs, i,c., all Linen.
Portieres for summer in light shades, beautiful
goods. $3.50 pair.
80 dozen Gents Fine Linen Bosom Shirts, rein.
forced back and front. SOC.
50 dozen Gents Fine Balbriggan Gauze Vests.
long and short sleeves. regular price 40c., at
CSC.
Outing Shirts reduced from 30 TO Csc.
lot Gents Fine Ploated Bosom Shirts. SOC.
50 pairs OF Madras Curtains 10 close at $3.50.
Tan Shoe Polish.
Colgste's best Palm Soap 4sc. a dozen.
Bed Spreads, lot slightly soiled, otherwise per-
feet. TO be sold less than cost.
Great reduction III Ladies Parasoss.
Good black and white and brown and whitA
Lawns, elegant goods, warranted to wash. 81
10 pieces fine black ChalIes, 1910.
10 pieces fine black Null, i2bsc.
rs pairs Ladies' Drawers, neatly made, tucked
sic.
50 pairs Ladies' Drawers tucked and Hamburg
Edge, S71tc.
40 pairs Ladies' Drawers, tucked and Torchon
1 lot Ladies' Drawers. tucked and Hamburg
lot Ladies' Drawers. tucked and Cambria ruff
fe. soc.
lot Ladies' Drawers. tucked and Hamburg
Edge, 6Oc.
100 Ladies Chemise, neatly made and trimmed.
25c
"a Ladies' Chemise. neatly made, Hamburg
yoke, CSC.
rs Ladies' Chemise. neatly made Hamburg and
1orchOn. Bic.
20 Ladies' Chemise, neatly made Hamburg and
Edge. 45c.
lot Trimmed Hamburg Inserting and Edge.
IS Ladies Plain Skirts, good Muslin. $50.
s. Ladies Skirts, Cambria ruffe and tucks $50.
50 Ladies's Skirts. tucked with Hamburg, csc.
l lot Ladies' Gowns, Cambria ruflle, 49c.
/ lot Ladies Gowns. tucked Jokes and Cambria
ruiile CSC.
lot Ladies' Gowns, tucked yoke, Hamburg
lot Ladies Gowns Hamburg Inserting yoke
with Edge 81.
lot Corset Covers, 3ic.; square neck with Ham.
burg.
lot Corset Covers, &c; Hamburg front with
Edge.
lot Corset Covers, Y neck back and front, SOC.
lot Corset Covers, Y neck back and front, Tor
chon and Hamburg, SOC.
$50 Ladies' Blazers some very handsome ones in
gray, tan, brown and black, at $3.50.
Chldren's Refers at 81 p.
Chldren's Embroidered Muslin Caps. 25c.
10 pieces Fine White f. incl reduced from 37JA
to 25c.
Stair Carpet 3718c.
Ice Cream Saucers, 100. Dozen
Cream Pitchers, Sc. apiece.
Cut-Glass Sugar Dishes,7c.
great display Of Hosiery for Ladies' and
Misses from SC. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

The Baltimore Brewing Company's Export
Brewage makes the weak strong. Ii is pure
healthful, sustaining. palatable and exhilarat-
ing it does not act like stimulent imparting
false strength from which there must follow
a reaction Of greater weakness. No. in the
most natural way the Export Brewage over
comes that tired feeling creates an appetite.
enriches the blood and gives nerve, mental
and digestive strength. For sale by
u. i. CHRISTIAN IL Co.,
814 east Main street.
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Buena Vista Real Estate Men.

The development of Buena Vista has been
more largely contributed TO by her real estate
men than any other agency. They are noted
for their rare intelligence, industry and actiy-
ity and they are uniformly polite and atten-
tive to strangers and their fairness and fidel-
ity in business transactions are well known.
The following well known prominent firms
are referred 10 as being unusually well posted
in all real estate matters and it would be we'll
for visitors To Buena Vista 10 call on one or
All of them: Messrs. Guyer. Coe a Mcclure,
c. II. Jordan & Co.. Shepard. VIM & Haden,
and Messrs Buchanan q Anderson.
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memorable edicts of Ia mode, who imposes the
same styles upon all Of her slavish servitors.


THE RAGE FOR MATCHING.
Matching IL still the rage; silks. vclvets and
WOODEN goods can be matched with the utter
most precision, thanks to the skill of tho
dyer; women even harmonic the room to the
costume. and nowadays the girl who courts
the distinction of being artistic endeavors to
hnd out, II she does not know. the colors in
which the ballroom where she will wear her
gown Is furnished. Most of the bathrooms
are done IN white and gold and this is happy
idea, AZ this decoration does not clash with
light evening colors. although the dowagers
IN their dark costumes plastered against the
white walls appear like flies or great black
contrast they heighten the airy beauty of the
young girl in their light toilettes. who fit
about like gay butterflies in the midst of the
hower-laden room.
CHIC GOWN.
Oh what chic gown beheld to-day upon
one of the SWEETEST women OF swelldom: it
was one of Jordan's latest and most tasteful
inspirations, IL was made of the sheerest or
candle. the white ground strewn with the pal
est purple feur de lis; it would be useless to
attempt 10 describe it. so shall only say that
it was mass of billowy lace, floating ribbons
and swirling draperies. Simple. Yes, appar-
emily So but In reality it was elegance incar-
nate. and it costs almost rs much as silk An
other woman wore a gown from the same
modiste whose expenslveness and beauty was
revealed at glance: this one was of silk grena-
dine patterned in glowing carnations shading
from the palest pink to the richest crimson;
they were 80 perfect one would almost inhale
their fragrance and the blonde beauty of the
wearer was enhanced by the transparent black
texture relieved by masses of brilliant color.
1t was a dream of black and pink heightened
with q touch of gold here and there, and
almost submerged in waves of shadowy black
lace; the arms and neck cleaned. white
through the diaphanous material. and the
pillar of the throat arose from a thick ruching
of lace.
STUNNING BOATING COSTUME.
The cut shows stunning boating costume
il is of ocean blue serge with a panel and
plastron of white cloth with large bullet but
tons of gilt.
COUNTESS ANNIE DE MoNTAIGU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

The Richmond Ice Company are prepared
70 furnish their patrons and the citizens Of
Richmond generally with all kinds and sizes
of coal and wood. Best anthracite and
splint coal at $3.50 per ton Our coal is kept
in our large elevator and customers purchas-
ing from us are certain always TO get coal
that is dry and perfectly clean, AS every
pound is screened while being loaded on
wagon.
Orders by telephone or given to our drivers
will be attended To. Telephone No. 229.
4. d. ANDxxrN, Supt
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Hot Wave.

Good Hammocks at 42c.; twelve-minute Ice
Cream Freezer at 90; Water Cooler. Csc;
Fly-Screen for your window adjustable, at
SOC. each; Croquet, eight-ball set, 95c. Our
Roach, Rat, and Fly-Traps will slay them.
Visit VAUGHN's.
COZ east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Sponge bags. sponge nets. pocket TASKS,
pocket stoves or food-warmers. soap boxes,
etc, at Wagner's drug store. corner Sixth and
Broad streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Real medicinal soaps, pine needle soaps.
salcyl-ichthyol soap, salicyl-sulphur soap
ichthyol-tar soap, freckle soap, camphor
soap Thymol soap. borax soap. napthol soap,
juniper-tar soap. ETC.. at Wagner's drug store,
corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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.uov % cure All skin Diseases"

SIMPLY apply "Swayne's Ointment" NO In
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema
itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &C.
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. lts
Sbno other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
Swayne's Ointment.
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m THE WORLD OF SPORTING.
rurrsnt Gossip Of the Ring and Among The
Turlmel.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO FIRENZI.
rhe Tortues 60 which Jockeys Have 60 Sub
nit ThemseIves-The American Derby
Tho Kilrain-Slavin Mill.
NEW York BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
NHw York, June ID, 1891.

q c A n n, better
known as Her
cules," has arrived
in this country.
The Sporting Life
>Qondon) SAYS. 1T
Us said that arrange
ments have been
made for McAuline
10 visit Sydney very
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Many Persons are broke

Aown from overwork or household cares
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
svstem aids digestion. removes excess Of blet
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

uICKOK,s NO. 1, II. ID. c., FIG, AND
riROIINE sUN-CUKED ARE PURE, CLEAN
And CHOICE sUN-CURED T0BACCos. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

HICKOK'S NO. I. 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, 1891-06-14

HICKOR'S NO. I. III. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CUKED TOBACCOS. TKY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

Give your pet dogs or cats Simmons Live
Regulator when sick. II will cure them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14


law of cause and effect; she knows that the
juxtapositiOn Of certain colors produce dis
cord and that the marriage or others makes
lovely harmony. She has discarded the Old
color prejudices Of her youth and dlsdans the
law which releeates eternal blue 10 the blonde
and yellow to the brunette.
YELLOW FOR BLONDES.
Ruskin declares that you might as will OBJ
ject to a blonde woman standing IN the sun
light as forbid her to wear yellow.
Ellen Terry was one OF the first blondes TO
introduce this innovation. and II was a great
success Ada Rehan looks superb in yellow,
and Lillian Russell. the golden haired, is too
sweet for anything in Greek robe OF daifodil
crepe as the Dslphic oracle IS Apollo. Neither
does the latter confine herself 20 the wearing
of yellow beneath the gaslight. but uses 1t
constantly i'll her pretty house robes and tea
gowns.
Next to yellow nothing is moro artistic by
artificial light than pale rose; the actresses
fully appreciate It's possibilities. and 10 the
dark-haired beauty nothing is more be-
coming Pretty Annie Meyers as Tatleta in
The Tar and the Tartar" sings the Galatea
song in a coquettsh oriental gown Of vieux-
rose India silk, which surrounds her like n
radiant roseate cloud she manages her long
pendant sleeves IN a remarkably dett and
gracefullmannera as she sways back and forth 70
the cadenced rhythm of the music she so
charmingly interprets. In fact all the men,
bers of the company run TO sleeves and the
way in which Digby Bell winds and unwinds
his arms in his long sleeves is irresistibly
funny and withal very clever.
ABOUT SLEEVES.
The sleeve in feudal ages was adjustable,
and we are told that it was much-prized
favor from lady to her knight; he wound it
about his helmet in token OF featy to his in
namorata. and when the fray was over laid it
in token of victory at her feet.
The sleeve of to-day also holds the first
rank in the toilette. for on ii is frequently
layished the richest ornamentation. The
knight of old may thank his stars that he did
not live in an age Of cabochous and nail-heads.
as the sleeve of the present, freighted with
let and Jewels, would have given him the
headache and have made his wish that his
mistress had not been so liberal.
The sleeve still seems TO increase in altitude.
and has trespassed so high up4n the shoulder
that il welnigh trenches upon the neck Be-
tween the collar and the sleeve there is often
but few inches. and the space between is
filled with frills or putfings. which are moro
fussy than elegant. Every woman who re-
turns from Paris will tell you that Mr.. Worth
does not believe in the future Of the high
sleeve, yet he makes them all the same, and
in spite of ridicule the mutton leg holds its
own. IL adds unbecomingly TO the height
of the tall woman and is positively disfgurfng
to the short pudgy one in the face of il.
Iall. short, slim and fat women all bow TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-14

stand alone" so much vaunted by our grand
mothers. and in their stead she Grapes herself
in, clinging crepe de ]apon; dreamy Indian
less beautiful than they. She has studied the
law of cause and effect; she knows that the
juxtaposition Of certain colors produce dis
cord and that the marriage of others makes a
lovely harmony. She has discarded the old
color prejudices Of her youth and dsdalns the
law which reeeates eternal blue 10 the blonde
and yellow 10 the brunette.
The evening world., 1891-07-03

TO electrocute two OF the mon one day and the
others the following day, but II Is known that
his preference Is to finish his disagrceablo
work at once, and that this plan will bc pur-
sued unless some unlooked-ror accident oc-
ours.
Apparently there Is no ground TO fear a
hitch In the clectrocuton. The fatal ma
chincry has been gone over again and again
and works to perfection.
one test, that OF tho last week in September
last as reported In THE EVENING WORLD cX.
clusively at the time, showed that II would
infict death instantaneously and painlessly
In the case OF horse, and the scientists cN.
pressed themselves as absolutely confident
that It would fulnl its purpose when human
being was the victim.
The flnal test for the coming electrocutions
has not yet been made, but Electrician Davis
| who assisted at kemmler's clcctrocution, and
| captain Hilbert, the Prisons Yard-Mhster
have run the dynamos and tested the wires
this week, and found them in the same excel.
| lent condition that they were when the first
experiment was made.
Who the witnesses win he the Warden re.
fuses to disclose. He freely statts that they
are men personally known TO him, and that
no one connected with press association OF
newspaper is included In fact, Warden
Brown will observe the law IN every respect
The Invitations include Justice Of the SUI
premc Court, District-Attorney Nicoll ant
sheriff German. Besides, there are two ply
sicians and twelve reputable citizens OF ru
age, required by law. The warden may alsc
appoint seven assistants or deputy shcrins
and these have been selected from the prison
force OF keepers and guards.
The physicians are Dr. Carlos Mcdonald
President OF the state Board Of Lunncy, anC
DIR. Alphonso u. Rockwell, the therapeutic
expert, Of New York. Prof. Louis II. Lnudy
OF Columbia college, will also be present, IN,
two physicians and he being the scientist,
who will supervise the cloctrOcuton.
The law also requires that two ministers o.
the Gospel or priests be admitted to attcnt
the condemned man In his last moments
! Father Crcden win be one OF these and he vii
| probably choose his own assistant.
Electrician Davis will have charge OF the
dynamos and lardmaStcr Hilbert will probl
bly, personally attend the engine. Tho assist
ants OF both Electrician Davis and Yard
master Hilbert viii be trusty convicts.
As the shadow OF death closes around tn,
four condemned men, an air OF mystery agalr
pervades the big prison, and after to-day 4
Will probably not be opened to visitors unit
the clectrocutions have been performed
The last work OF preparation, apart IRON
the details which Warden Brown will person
ally complete, was finished last night. /
was the building Of an incloscd walk from In,
Wardcn's house to thr gate, through which
the warden and his witnesses win proceed t,
the Chamber of Death The idcn is 10 enabl,
them to enter the prison-yard secure from oh
| servation.