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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

The petticoat front Is upon the horizon.
The first sign Of il is the elaborate trim
ming OF the front breadth Of skirt. and
a trimming of the front OF the bodice to
correspond. Meanwhile, the fashion af-
fords good way of using extras of lace
and ribbon. The style Of trimming adds
height to the figure, too, and seems TO
convey dignity especially suited to elder
ly and middle-aged women. lovely
gown may be made for evening of clear
gray heavy silk. Have the skirt trained,
the front of Il covered with black lace,
and the skirt length of black lace that
hangs from the belt just full enough
10 be graceful. Let the belt be OF ribbon
to match the silk. From the belt hang
four pieces of ribbon ending at the bot
tom Of the skirt, and there finished with
handsome bows. The bodice, round In
front, is Of the silk covered with the lace,
the latter drawn close, If of delicate
enough pattern to permit. The bodice
should be cut low, the neck being filled
in with lace. For an elderly lady do not
draw the lace into a round collar at the
throat The effect Is more dignified when
the lace comes to point kerchlef ike,
at the throat. band Of jetted gray
ribbon may be worn If the throat needs
relief There should be very full sleeves
Of the lace, showing the arms, and end
ing at the elbows with full rufiie; deli
cate gray gloves to meet the sleeves, and
black or gray slippers with stockings to
match Granted a somewhat stately
woman of good figure and with gray hair,
and she will be attired most beautifully.
All, me, that beauty Of gray hair is
neglected. And 1t is such a gracious
beauty, so well worth dressing, and so
worthy of admiration.
FLORETTE TEMPUS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15
LEVY & DAVIS.
KAUFMAN & CO..
Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
HOLIDAY GOODS

Our stock OF CHRISTMAS GOODS is
now complete.
We will name a few OF the many arti-
Giles which we are offering at prices less
than were ever known in Richmond be-
fore:
Dolls, Photo. Frames Albums, Whisk-
Broom Holders, Writing Desks. Portfolios
Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Shaving Sets
Infants Sets, Work Boxes, all in Plush
or Ebonized Boxes, Ink Stands, Odor
Cases, Perfume Bottles, Japanese Trays,
Card Receivers in Silver and Oxidized,
Puff Boxes, Jewel Cases. Gentlemen's
Collar and Cuff Boxes and Toilet Sets
in Leather for travelling use Papetiere In
Fancy Boxes, Fancy Glass Liquor Sets,
Smoking Sets and Tables in Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15
Millinery and CIOaks.

Buyers can have a great feast in our
Millinery and Cloak Department this
week.
We have made great reductions In
prices, and you will be doing wisely 10
call if you are I'm need Of Headgear or
an outer garment either for child. miss
or lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15
JAPANESE WARE.

The enormous sale we have already en-
joyed in these goods induced US to order
another lot. which arrived yesterday. As
this is the most desirable lot we ever re-
ceived an early selection will be advantage
Gus. There are o Ii V + DISHES, DAT
MEAL DISHES. TEAPOTS with SUGAR
and CREAM to match and variety of
other styles, in patterns both dainty and
artistic
~" Owing to the immense crowd in the
middle OF the day we urge our friends and
patrons to shop as early in tho morning as
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

From to-day we deliver every
Dress Pattern prettiIy banded and
in the right shape for present.
Wonderfully acceptable present.
is a dress pattern--and more'n
more they're being used for gifts.
Full patterns in many pretty to hand
some stuffs. You pay for pattern
g9c. H20. $3.50 for all-wool and ten
Yards; s275, s34S and 1915; or jump
ing to the French novelties, s. to
s2O-itd been 50 to $40 two weeks ago.
Main Aisle.
There's lots of ego" in the new
American CREPES at I2Hc---nine
coIorings, you know; the evening
shades. We've re-ordered already.
Plenty possibly for to-day; then
probably short of coIors till the
new lots in.
Rear Of West Aisle.
A reinforcement Of the silk ia
panese Crcpes has come, all colors
and SOC.
More OF the shaded Taffetas for skirts
we've been out of them-the silks
some days, sc.
All-silk Surahs, all colors, 20-inch, SIC.
Here's an opportune cut-weve driven
the handsome Bengalines down from
$1.G5 TO $1.2J. All colors
OF course Drapery Silks-got more I'm
yesterday 49c.
And more of the 20-inch China Silks for
lamp shades. etc, 4Sc.
Crepe de Chimes that have cost s1.19 even
here, are CSC now.
All colors OF Satin SOC a yard.
Silk Chiffon, 46 inch, colors. CSC.
Pre-eminently the time to buy Evening
Silks. Where such another assort-
ment: where equal elegance? And
the prices
Black Silks for use or presents. Five
items from an elegant stock.
Guinets Victoria-and what's Guinet's
is right $219.
A sumptuous Bengaline, s219.
A wonderful value in Bengaline, SIPS.
This Irish Faille, "a inch, Sl65.
Peau de Sole, $1.19
81 AtcfA
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We offer unequalled opportunity to sup
ply yourself with Muffs, Furs and Capes
this week. A large stock and the mild
weather has made a great change In
prices.
Also, pretty styles in White Fur Baby
Carriage Robes-prices ranging from $3.50
to SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

The Illness Of Justice Lamar, Of the Su-
preme Court OF the United States, while
not alarming, is sufficient to cause I'M
easlness. not only TO his friends. but TO
the great body of the people of the South.
II has been so long since the South had
any sort Of voice in that august tribunal.
where questions OF such deep moment
TO her are settled and adjusted, that she
looks with almost terror upon a posi-
billy that she may lose the single repre-
sentative that she has there. And she is
proud OF Justice Lamar also. Whilst In
political life he ever carried her crest at
the very foremost. and he was a worthy
representative OF her in her proudest
days. since he went upon the bench he
has In no way fallen behind the rank
that was his before he went there. In
exchanging the toga for the ermine he has
shown himself as worthy Of the latter as
he was OF the other
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DRY GOODS, &c.
II, l3, IS and II east Broad.

Open evenings till 10 till Christ
mas.
1t makes everyone more comfort
able if you'll keep to the right in
the crowded aisleS. The early
shopper gets less scrouging, too.
But come when you please. The
Big Store is handling such a trade
as it never handled before and do
ing it better every day. Never
such an array of the elegant and
the useful in Richmond. Every
thing ChriStmasy and still the care
fullest attention to everyday wants
all the while. If we only had more
room.
We lead because we're biggest
and best-We've grown that way
because we've merited it. We
lead because we originate and
boldly press onward. This is an
age of cheap copying. A represent
tative of a Northern house Struck
Richmond-the house makes a bus
mess of selling advertisement ideas,
largely copied. Pity Richmond
readers if he made a success of his
trip. What an avalanche of misft
advertising will be set before the
peOple-StOre news, but the boiled
over news of some other store.
The Cohen advertising is unique
for its straightforward Simplicity
merely help-hintS to money-Saving.
The Big Store makes the news;
we print it straight.
Here's CLOAK news. No mat
ter if it does turn colder. Here's
hundreds of the newest of new
wraps and every one one of 'em at
least a third under value. Mostly
new lots bought that Way---than
our ends of early purchases marked
to suit.
NdllOi TAN mixed AerSeY
Wraps, faced with satin merveilieux-
two toned; inside velvet collar. A
good $40 value. To-day $3.50.
light, tan mixture, tailor-made. Wat
team back and strap; big pearl but
tons, satin faced. To-day So
All-wool dark tan, tailor-made; satin
faced, pearl buttons. A leader at SO.
To-day $3.50.
Russian Blouse. gauntlets and girdle
embroidered; Russian bands; popular
1850 wrap to-day $3.50
Tan, tailor-made box coat. pearl Init
tons, gauntlet cuffs. The $3.50 wrap
OF the season. To-day, 50.
81 length, tight-htting, one Of the stv
Hsh imported wraps, real mink edge
ana CUTS, broad loop braiding. They
sold readily at $33. One, to-day at SIS.
another imported elegance; has been
$65. To-day s35.
$40 Black Wraps. all new and the hest
of the seasons styles Be your de-
mand wrap at $3.50 or $40 it's here
and II saves you a third.
Brand new Newmarkets navy hIua
capes lined with changeable silk.
Few additions to the stock. Value
81. To-day's price Sl2.
Your choice Of fifty Newmarkets from |
last season s5-don't begin to pay for |
the STUFF.
To-day the result OF special purchase
OF Children's Wraps. for ages 4 to.l2 |
Some worth 81; some S.; some s.: NAV |
be few worth only $3.50. Scarcely |
one butts all-wool and Of latest de- |
sign. ANY to-day for $3.50.
Flanneiette WRAPPERS, Vatican !
back; yoke 'front.' made by one OF the \
best makers In the country. SIS and |
$50 each.
Take Elevator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

The press dispatches from Washington
represent that the Republican members
Of the Senate have been holding eau
cuses, the discussions in which indicate
that they propose first to steal the sena-
torships I'm the new States and then raise
a great clamor before the world that it
was with the greatest difficulty the Demo-
Gratis were prevented stealing that many
seats in the Senate. 1t is to be the old
cry Of the thief hallooing stop, thief"
The Republican party has so long been
engaged in the business OF fraud and de-
ception that it believes it has a perpetual
lease upon those methods Of carrying its
points. The last election ought to have
taught it that the public intends to have
q decent Government by honest men, but
the lesson Of it seems TO be thrown away
on them. They will learn, though, after
a few more experiences like that OF last
November.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

The Washington dispatches inform us
that President Harrison feels so used up
that he is contemplating two or three
weeks Of rest away from Washington at
the time Of the Christmas holidays. Mr..
Harrison has been so Industrious for the
past four years in doing nothing that
he must haze fatigued himself very
greatly end he therefore feels, no doubt,
very much overworked. But the 4th Of
March is so near. and that opens to him
such a prolonged period of absolute di-
vorce from. public employment. that we
should think he might stand three months
more Of his useless industry. Be of good
cheer, Mr.. Harrison, the American people
are going TO give you as much leisure as
you want very soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

Mr. e. f. Anderson. president OF the
Reform Club. has written Mr.. Crisp
letter explaining the omission to place
him amongst the speakers at the dinner
given to Mr.. Cleveland, which MIR. Crisp
declines, very properly, to give to the
newspapers. It was an objectionable
omission 10 fail 10 invite the Speaker Of
the House to make an address on that
occasion, but no one supposes that any
affront TO him was intended. 1t would
have been a perfectly !diotic thing to
invite the Speaker for the purpose of
insulting him. No harm could possibly
be done him by such an act, and no good
could possibly accrue to the Reform
Club from 1t. The thing was obviously
an accident. and an amount Of noise has
been made about it that there was no
sort Of occasion for. 1t is only another
illustration Of the sensational Journalism
OF the day.
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SECURITY ron srAfE nANx ,

FUR STATE BANK NOTES.
Mr.. shackelford's letter which we pub
hsaed Yesterday opens the way to dis
cusslon OF the most important and inter
es'ing questions that the proposal to char
yer state banks OF issue has raised; and
we wll say at the outset that we can see
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rs LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1892.
SIX PAGES.

Whatever the row may be that P. j.
Wanamaker is kicking up about our fast
mail. 1t is not to be thought of that we
are to be deprived of it. 1t is no longer
a luxury-it is a necessity. And II p. ].
POSTMASTER john finds 1t unsuited to
distributing the old junk that he scrapes
together in his Philadelphia warehouse.
he must not suppose that the public is
going therefore to give it up. If we only
lost p. Us junk catalogue by a cessation
OF the train we might manage TO get
along. But, hard as it is to have them
scattered around, we will stand that
rather than give up our early mail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15
CHRISTMAS CANDY.

We have opened Candy Department for
the HOLIDAYS. where you will find full
assortment of all the different kinds at
prices lower than fresh Candy is generally
sold.
Best Handmade Chocolate Cream. 1870. ID.
Best French mixed Candy only 1870. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

made us on a $4,000 lot that was
too good to pass. They're all here
now-such an array of 'kerchiefs
as you've scarcely seen. They're
worry as handkerchiefs and they're
sold as we never saw them sold be-
fore.
White. cream. blue, Vieux Rose, any
color, India Silk embroidered seal
Hoped borders-not change-sttched.
10c each.
80 doz embroidered scalloped Swiss for
ladies or children, Zoe grade, and 10c.
140 doz. ladies' hand-hemstitched, some
drawn thread. some embroidered and
at least thirty styles. Anywhere a
quarter Here, 15c
Scalloped. embroidered centre and edge;
some sheerest linen. not one butts
worth a third more. Il 1-2c to $3.50
each.
Hemstitched initiated handkerchiefs,
ladies, Sc and 25c; mems, IL IL and
2jc-the quarter ones all linen.
These soc silk handkerchiefs Cor men
beat our best past endeavors. Wide
hem; perfect and elegant. They're
75c elsewhere-if perchance you find
them.
Chldren's fancy printed handkerchiefs,
Sc. Plain hemstitched. too, for &c.
80 doz. Children's handkerchiefs, fancy
borders, sheer and pretty sc.
Ladies' mourning handkerchiefs 1Oc TO
66-the lowest priced have printed bor-
ders; the higher, woven. all linen and
handsomely embroidered
East Aisle
Where such an UMBRELLA |
stock? Lyons best are numerous,
S13 to 59c-the latter children's
school umbrellas, stainless and good. |
Right OF Entrance.
We sell you Foster Gloves and
fit 'em on you for 81.
We keep all grades of the famous
and genuine Foster kid gloves;
every shade.
We're agents for the Gentlemen
Kid Gloves as well. These two
makes are among the noted ones OF
two hemisphereS.
Other gloves, too. Every color,
including the new green's, reds and
all evening shades, buttons to 10.
The glove business is centering
here for cause. They're best if we
sell them - none others handled
here, be the price CSC or S2.75.
Ladies' Gauntlets. dark tans and
browns. $l.25.
We keep your gloves mended.
At Entrance.
Have you read Mrs. Emma Lyon
Bryan'S book? "1S6o--I865: A
Romance of the Valley of Virginia."
Very human-the heroine bleaCheS
her hair; has a true heart; comes
near marrying the wrong man, and
1t last weds the right one whom,
Early in the story, she's made to
eel that life's worth living. Stolen
Kisses; tears useless and tears come
~ right. But it's at our book
store.
West Aisle
There's still chance to buy a
IS Typewriter before the lots gone.
They'll make any boy or girl happy.
10 more getable till after the hoIi-
lays. Toys to your hearts con-
ent in the Basement. Fancy
hings and givable things all over
he store.
Our friends will help the store
ervice if they'll take along their
mall packages. Do our best
here's some delay now and little
Kings are loSable.
THE COHEN co.
nor SALE, AT PETER pAUIS STARTFs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

Attention is called to our fine assortment
of LADIES' FUR CAPES and MUFFS and
CHILDREN'S FUR SETS. A very accept
able gift for most any lady or child.
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THE COHEN co.

L,oR SALE. AT PETER PAULs stab rs.
II Franklin street. SATURDAY MORNING
SOkREL HORSES. l6Is hands nigh. three and
four years old, full brothers. ont of ELLEN 4 %
and FINE SADDLE AND HARNFs :
HORSES; gentle and kind; all well broke 10
harness and good riders.
T.. i WINSTON.
de is-th,frsa Hanover Courthouse. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

FOR Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc.
enectual relief is found in tho use Of
bro'ons Bronchial 7roches." Price 20 cents
Sold only In bozes-Adv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

New arrivals in PIANO LAMPS, BRASS
TABLES and ONYX TOP TABLES,
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Main Aisle.

Certain
| y you'll
look here
b e f 0 r e
b u yin g
hand ker-
|chiefs. At
rbuying
the usual
hOI i d a Y
stock an
offer was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

Our friends will help the store
service if they'll take along their
small packages. Do our best
there's some delay now and little
things are loSable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION
OF THE TINES is NOW GREATER
THAN ALL THE OTHER RICHMOND
PAPERS COMBINED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES
rs LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN
ITS HISTORY, AND is STEADILY IN
CREASING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

BUREAU. 100 SYCAMORE
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-15

Flannelette WRAPPERS, Vatican
back yoke front; made by one OF the
best makers In the country. SIS and
$50 each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
A GINNING CLOCK.
The Fine Mechanism OF One of San Fran.
cisco's Artisans.


George l.. Skinner. clock-maker, who
lives on Fillmore street, has just completed
marvel Of mechanism in the shape of a
Ginning clock. 1t is set within tall cherry
wood case, and is intended for use In hall.
With the exception Of set of French bells,
used as chimes, and the woodwork, the
clock was constructed entirely by Mr.. Skin
ner, and it represents 20 full days work.
Inc many cogwheeis, the pinions and other
pieces OF mechanism were cut out of solid
metal by hand and adjusted with as much
nicely as Is high-priced watch. The bells
have been set TO reproduce the music of the
chimes of Cambridge, ana the several ham,
mers have been adjusted to strike the bells
at the exact moment that is written in the
score. The clock, in a very clear tone.
strikes the notes On the bells at the quarter
the half and tile hour, and at the hour the
time Of day is ann 0lnced on heavy steel
spring, which gives out a sonorous sound
that is musical and pleasing to the ear
Those who are competent to Judge of such
matters declare that this is one Of the finest
adjustments that can be produced, and is a
credit to q San Francisco workman. ma
terial and tme.' said Mr.. Skinner. in speak.
ing Of his work. represent the sum OF $500. .
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
New York Markets.

NEW York, April l3-The features of the stock
market to-day were few. Sensational stories of in
tended litigation against the Cordage Company of
fered an opportunity for the bears TO raid that
stock. prices being forced off per cent for
ana / IL for preferred. Rapid and fun recovery.
however. followed in short time, aud attacks
were made on other stocks but the general market
displayed a strong temper. which brought nearly
everything up. The close was firm and generally
higher than last evening. Cordage remains down /
per cent Governments steady. Petroleum-May
closed at SIC.
NEW YORK. April l3.-United States Bonds. As
1857: do. rs, 100; Northern Pacific. 221s: cana
dian Pacific So Central Pacific. 81 IA; Union Pa
cine. 40 Is: Atehison and Santa re. 1861: Wells
Fargo. l4i: Western Union. 9024; Silver. e6c;
Sterling, 81 s612@s4 90.
Wheat April. 3334c. Flour quiet Coffee
sl2 65. Sugar. 31s9SI4c Hops-Pacinc Coast. ESQ
Sic. Hides, l3c. Copper Lake Sill SO. Tin -
spot, slv 80. Lead-Domestic 81 20. Iron-$l6.
Petroeum-May, SIC
Hops are rather less active, with a strong under
tone Values are unchanged ON the exchange so
bales OF prime 1891 CALIFORNIA; sold at zee, June
delivery.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Cofee-Moderatey active. to 10 points higher
Sales, 20 600 bags. April, Sl2 Go; May. sl2 40:
June, $l2
Sugar Raw, quiet and unchanged: refined
quiet. but well SUSTAINED al yesterdays prices.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14

volumes, there were a photograph: of the
1t alta and a Snyder rife, both of which are
portions Of the evidence. The rifle occu-
pies corner OF Clerk Monkton's office and
is certainly unique portion of the record DIS
of the court. The rifle is on file as an ex-
hibit of the armament of the Itata
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
ChicagO Markets.

CHICAGO April l3. - Wheat was active and
opened 34@1c higher cold weather reports and
delay in seeding account OF wet weather In the
Northwest. eased OH slightly, advanced lac on
good inquiry for cash. decrease OF over two
million bushels in the available supply, and the
statement or the Government statstician that
nearly bO.0Oa,uOO bushels available re-
serves at present, caused prices to Off slightly
and The market closed steady at .3ac higher than
yesterday Receipts, $4,000 bushels: shipments,
$4,000 bushels Rye, 76c. harley. 559SG0c
CHICAGO. April -Wheat-Cash. SXikc. Corn
4Ossc Pork-$i0 TO- Lard-s6 l71s. RiDs-s5 65.
Nbisky-Sl Is.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
A Rifle Placed IN EIle.

The transcript on appeal in the cases of
the United States VS.. Richard Trumbull
and the United States vs.. the steamship
ltata were filed yesterday in the Circuit
Court of Appeals. Together with the
transcribed notes of the proceedings in the
cases when before the Southern District
Court. which alone consist OF four large
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14

Steamers 10 sail to-day the City OF Puebla
for Victoria and Puget Sound and the TrucKee for
Tiuamo0k Bay. The Alameda falls due from Aus
tralia via Honolulu the City OF New York from
Panama, the Humboldt from Humboldt Bay. the
Point Arena from Mendoeino the Eureka from san
Pedro, the Bonita from the southern coast and the
Gypsy from the salinas River.