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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
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The public debate Of the Philol0gian Socie-
tv at Richmond College last evening took
place in the presence Of a splendid audience.
which filled the chapel OF that institution.
The lair ones were out in tull force. the mu-
sic was sweet and night beautiful. and all
c1nsplred 10 make the occasion one of inter
est and pleasure. Prayer was offered by Pro-
fessor r.. W. Boatwright and the welcome adj
dress by Mr.. i. J.. Seaman. who spoke e!o-
ouently of the pleasures aud trials Of a stu
dent life.
Mr.. ID. II. Scott was then introduced and
read a very amusing selection entitled
Thinking OF You Mr.. p. Garnett Ryland
then declaimed ''Cataline's lehsnco' with
much spirit. The question OF debate was
then presented as follows. That the
Farmers Alliance is a Wise Move" Mr.. c..
n. TAYLOR appeared for the Affirmative. and
after reading Colonel l.. l.. Folks Washing
ton letters led OF IN a well-constructed argu-
meut.
Mr.. II. Z. Williams replied forcibly for the
negative and won special applause by some
neat poetical allusiOn..
Mr.. T.. VI. Whitlock then spoke for the AZ
firmatiye and made a strong am witty speech.
Mr.. W. G.. James. OF Texas. closed for hls
side and perhaps made the finest impression
OF the evening. lie received much applause.
The debate was spirited throughout and al
together was one OF the best the tnllolOglans
have ever had.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

A Number OF Medals Awarded Mt the Armorv
Last Night.

The regiment assembled last night in the
Armory. All of the companies paraded with
full ranks. The occasion was the monthly
inspection Of the regiment and presentation
Of the badges of honor awarded under Cen
eral Order No. 8. Hon. }. Taylor bliyson
presented the award TO the pest solaler'
Corporal i. G. Baptist. OF Company 4. zap,
tam II. VI. Smith. for the recently appointed
advance officer Of the First regiment. pre-
sented q badge 10 Private Il. J.. Masurler.
Company F.. as the recruit who showed the
greatest proficiency IN the school OF the SOL
der III the late competition. Colonel Jonl
b. Purcell. formerly communicate OF tne
tirst regiment. presented the regimental
pins and bars % the nOn-commissloned ON,
GERS and men who had attended each and
every drill. parade and inspection during the
past twelve months. Colonel purcell con-
graduated his old regiment on the great I'M
proyement in its efficiency and esprit de
corps. The following Is a list o. the reclpl-
ents OF the pins. Company b. Corporal H.. s..
Northern. Private W. l.. Cole. tOmpany ID,
frivates j.. j. Finerty. ID. j.. Ferrln, b. Nc
lillen. G. a. Wilson. j., Sergeant n. H..
Lufsey; Company J.. I. c. Adams; Company
+. W. j.. Drewry. Drum Corps, II. Dudley,
K. Coleman. X. T.. Eddens.
Recipients OF the bars-Company s. Ser
geants y. v. Shelton. II. G.. Dickers0n. Coz
poral w. +. Davis. privates J.. G.. Minor. c..
n. kindeyater. COMPANY b. Sergeant J.. F..
Duesberry. Private D.. w. Allen Company
ID. Sergeant John ~triuger; Company g.. Ser
geants A. Watkins. William Gibson. Corporal
j.. D. Grimes Company +. Sergeant George
L. Shackleford, Color Sergeant G. 4. Elliott.
Non-commissioued stad Quartermaster
Sergeant. r.. ~. Falkiner. Ordnance Sergeant,
il. T.. Gray. Commis-ary Sergeant. IA. y. j..
Moore Sergeant Major. r.. b.. HIckok.
Colonel Jones presented TO the members OF
the nou-commissioncd staff each q regImental
pin for meritorious service. The Colonel also
+ resented TO Captain G. g.. Bossieux the reEi-
mental badge Of honor awarded To Company
A. this badge being awarded 20 the company
making the best average attendance at al
drills, parades and inspections. Company 4
made Q splendid record of rs 2-l0 per cent.
The number OF assemblies Of the company
were sixty-eight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

Justice Crutchfeld disposed Of the follow
ing cases yesterday morning IN the police
court
Alice Jones (colored), charged with steal
ing a lot Of wearing apparel. the property Of
Mary Scott. Evidence not sufficient to con-
Wet and security was required IN the sun OF
500. IN default OF which she was sent to jail
for six months.
Jack Dean. drunk. Fined g and costs.
Ben Harris (colored). assaulting and beat
ing Sallie Gaines. Dismissed.
NJ. +. Swanson. charged with being a sus-
picious character. Dismissed.
x. VI. Mitchell. charged with being drunk
and disorderly on the street. Fined 30 and
costs.
Chris Burgen. drunk. Fined 81.
John Mitchell. drunk and disorderly. Fined
$3.50 and costs.
James Rey. assaulting and beating his wife.
Mamie Ray. on the premises OF Thomas
Woodward. Fined so and security required
for ninety DAYS.
Mrs. Hawks was fined 81 for allowing her
cow 10 run at large.
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Asa Kirkwood SNYDER Dead.

Mr.. Asa hirkwood Snyder died yesterday
evening at O'Clock at the residence of his
mother on Morris street. after a lingering i'll
ness. Dir. Snyder was u son of the late we'll
known Asa Snyder and was the head of the
iron business which was founded by his
father ana when lore ms name. Mr. Snyder
received hls education at the Virginia Military
Institute and was n Young man of more than
ordinary mental capacity. He succeeded his
father IN business at a very early noe Tho
business under his supervision nros-
pered wonderfully, and few indeed
are the young men who possess
a finer business capacity. Although
ouite Young he was looked upon in the com
mercial world rs a model business man. and
was full of integrity and industry.
About eight years ago Mr. Snyder married
Miss Mamie Thompson, of Lexington. KY.
who survives him with two little children.
lie was a pure-miDded and devoted CHRIS
tian. and was u member of Centenary Meth
odist church. .
The funeral arrangements will be announced
later.
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PERs0NAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Cit
liens and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
liens and other Matters.
The meeting at Grace-street Baptist con-
tinues with increasing interest.
Ameeting Of Solid Democratic Club will
be held tonight at No. 5 High street.
Rev. Preston Nash will at no distant day
begin o series of meetings at Grace Episcopal
church.
Clerk ". p. Lawton. Of the hastings court.
has been detained az home by sickness for
several days.
Miss Mildred Lee. daughter of General
Robert t.. Lee, is In the city stopping at the
Mt. Vernon
Mis-. Emily W. Sclater qualified in the chan
Gerry court yesterday as administrator OF
Mary \. W0odsOn.
Nr. Samuel Cooper and bride nee Miss Cor
nella Johnson have returned and Will reside
for awhile on Church Hill.
Mrs. Thomas II. Bransiord. Of Roanoke.
Va. is stopping with her mother. Mrs. .. 1.
Lathr0p. 11i east frankllu street.
Fx-Policeman Thomas II. Joyner. who was
badly Injured on his first trip ms a railroad
man. is able TO be out. but IS still very lame.
The removal of the Telephone Exchange
il PROGRESSING rapidly. and. though the task
- q great one, il will soon be successfully CON-
pleted.
MIR. Leo Schwarzschild and bride NEE
Iidie D~annenbaum. Of Philadelphia, } reached
the city "Wednesday night and are at Ford's
Hotel.
Mrs. Mary Garfield Miller. Of Williamsport,
Penn. is the guest of Rev. Or. George Cooper.
Mrs. Miller Is the mother o. Mrs. j.. Lolllcoler
Gum.
Mr.. A. p. Rowe. the mayor of Fredericks-
burg and father of Mr.. VI. b.. Rowe, OF
Spotsylyania, was a visitor at the Capitol
Yesterday.
The three garbage carts zone for each dis,
tricrl for the Board of Health will be finished
IN about q week. The contractor Will not De-
gin work until May lst.
The Richmond representatives 10 the Grand
Lodge of knights of Honor which met Tues
day AT Roanoke. have returned and report a
very pleasant and profitable session.
Mr.. J. b. Cobb. OF Danyillo. general mana
GER Of the leaf department OF the American
Tobacco Company. spent several days IL tho
city this week watching the market.
The Evangelical Alliance viii meet next
Tuesday night at DR.. kerr's church. Bishop
Randolph and Dr.. Hoge Will be the principal
speakers. The subject ior discussion VIII Do
SUNDAY olseryances at the Worlds Far.
Mr.. GEORGE Hill. an old dent Of Rich
mond. and who has been an interested spec
,@t,r dnrino the legislative session. leaves
tie city today for a visit to the Hot Springs.
Ark.
No definite action has been taken in refer
ence to filling the place OF Rev. Dr: H. n.
Pitt AZ Nenable-street Baptist church. The
committee have several very eligible names
nader consideration. Rev. DR.. Pitt will con
tinue the supply until the instalment OF his
successor.
DR.. +. @. Booth was in the city yesterday
and paid IHE TINS Office a brief visit. He
SAYS his daughter. Miss Lucy. is visiting
friends in Alexandra. and that last week she
was in Washington. where a delightful lunch
WAS given her at the Hotel Cochran by Mrs.
DR.. stanton.
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Franklin, and but little fear prevails that any
unnecessary charge against the State has crept
IN, Notwithstanding the careful watchfulness
of the two gentlemen.
~ late they have been reinforced by
Messrs. Shackelford. of Orange: Campbell, Of
amherst and Wray. of Henry. The last
hahe9 TRIO had n frst-class opportunity to
spread themselves a fow DAYS ago during the
discussion OF the Appropriation bill. When
ihe item IN reference to the salaries OF
the guards OF the penitentiary was
reached Mr. S~tratton, who once before
had ~championed a bill to the same effect.
whlch, however. had been killed IN
tihe House, offered an amendment. increasing
the pay OF the guards from $i5 to $50 per
month Mr.. Shackelford nj once jumped 10
ms feet and opposed the amendment. lie
deemed the increase entirely unnecessary and
uncalled for. and added that he could BRING
from bis county all the guards necessary. who
were willing 10 serve nj the salary OF go per
month, and would be just as %eihclent as the
present employees. MeSsTs. Campbell and
Wrav bravely came 20 the assistance Of Mr..
Shackelford aud generously made the same
kind ,her 20 furnish all the necessary guards
at the same rate from their respective cOun-
Ties.
Under the able management of the opposi-
ton the amendment was OF course defeated,
and that Messrs. Saunders and Gibson were
also opposed TO the measure goes without say
Ing.
Tho number OF bills that have not passed
the two houses. although they were on the
calendar. is comparatively small. while Quitea
number of obnoxious bills have been smoth-
cred in the committees. The members Of the
Farmers Alliance have been rather u%nfortu-
nate. for none OF their pct measures have
become laws. The Kent Railroad Com
mission bill. which was only advocated
by a part OF tho farmers. died OF a slow and
hard death IN tho House: the Seed bill was
killed in the House. while the Senate knocked
out the Fertilizer bill. the till providing for
meteorological stations and experiments in
this State was indorsed by the Senate. while
the House sat on It. The Pharmacy bill WAS
put ont ~ the way by the opp sition OF the
physicians IN the rural districts.
Quite a number of bills got as far as being
made special orders in the House. but failed
90 be reached in time. Among them are the
Autobiography bill. the Mechanics Lien bill,
the bill providing for the inspection OF pri-
yate banking institutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

Charles Swicegood. of Salisbury. y. c.. was
conveyed 90 the First police-station Yesterday
morning by Officer Otey and % party Of citi-
zens. They arrived at tine station about T
o'clock. Swicegood was found near Fifteenth
and Main, aud il was the general suppositiOn
that while intoxicated be had fallen. At the
station be was placed in q cell. and there
he laid for several hours. During the
day the sergeauts on duty looked
in on him. but he never spoke
a word. and it was supposed he was sleeping.
About > o'clock one OF the officers went o.
the cell and called him. hut received no
answer. and tho ambulance was summoned.
DR.. Robinson. the physician In charge. found
that his patient WAS % very III man and immc-
diately applied a g%alyanic battery. An injec-
ton of morphine was administered, but both
without result. Every effort possible was
used. but proved futile, and just before 8
O'Clock Swicegood died. Acting Coroner
Lewis G. B0sher was summoned and the body
was removed 70 the m0rguo, where IN inquest
will be held TODAY.
Mr.. Clyde Il. West. of tie Dispatch repor-
t0rial staff recognized the description OF the
deceased rs % man that he had known IN Sails
bury. and stated that a brother, y. SwIce-
good. was a iresco decorator in Ashevlle.
y. c. Ihe deceased was about twenty-siX
years old. neatly dressed. and besides other
letters had Q letter OF recommendation from a
hotel keeper ia salisbury. II. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

To crowded and fashionable house The
Little Tycoon was presented at the Theatre
last evening. That popular actor. "hob''
Graham. was sadly missed and his part was
not satisfactorily flled by an under
study. Mr.. Graham is quite III at Mur-
phys lio;el. and his many personal
friends 10 this city and elsewhere de-
pl0re his illness. Joseph Mealey as Teddy
was anything but good IN bis part. lie for
got his lines. cut his song in the first act.
and rendered the role with a mOnchalance
that was bad compared 10 the Teddy rs he
once rendered il. Miss Mamie Cerbi rs Dolly
was splendid. Miss Lana Willard as Violet ex-
ceedinely pleasing. and Robert Dunbar as
ALVIN Barry WAS repeatedly encOred. lie sang
the part excellently. as did also George If.
Frederick as Rufus. Miss Mabella Baker AZ
Miss hurricane was good. and the choruses
were well sung.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
Old Dominion Democrats.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club held a
rousing meeting at their headquarters. corner
Nineteenth and Main streets. last evening TOR
the purpose OF listening 10 the following can
didates tor the different offices: For the oiice
OF Magistrate Messrs. :. l. Wood, W. T..
Joyner. A. G. Saunders. Alex. Montgomery,
w. D.. Holmes. ". f.. Hardesty. f.. c.. Taylor.
W. r. Hammock. George Schleiser. Fol the
City Council -Messrs. a. w. Rosene, |. Hlrsh-
berg. Edgar FERGUSON. Thomas Murphy,
\. 3. Gro0ms and John Epps. For the Board
of Aldermen Mes,rs. John J.. King and
Charles II. Hardwicko. For the office OF
She in Messrs. D.. >. Gates, John T. Hughes.
Waiter +. Orange and J.. t. Winston; For
the Office of city Sergeant. G. Smith and
II. Sellie Jennings. For the Office OF City
Collector Captain Frank Cunningham and
Philip Parsley.
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The Confederate Dead.

There has been a growing feeling among
the ladies of Richmond that the grand Con-
federate legion. 5000 strong, who fill the
soldiers resting place under the shades Of
silent OakwOod do not dwell as closely within
the sacred memories of our people a. their
deeds OF valor and noble sacrifices deserve,
and the aides of the lakewood Memo
rial Association are making a splen-
did effort TO revive in the hearts
Of Nirginians the interest that was
formerly felt in hOnOring the memory Of our
soldier dead. With this end IN view. the As
ISOLATION. which was recognized last Octo-
Der. held a business meeting IL the brick
schOOl-hOuse in ST. Johns church-yard yes
terdav afternoon and made arrangements for
appropriately celebrating Memorial day on
the 10th OF May next. and preparing for I'M
pressive ceremonials on that occasion. IL
was decided TO have the Confederate monu-
ment ut Oakwood thoroughly cleaned OF the
dirt and corrosion Of time and restore tho
shaft 10 its former snowy whlteness.
A handsome badge was adopted TO be worn
by the member of the Association and COM
mittees appointed TO attend 10 the decorations
on Memorial day as follows: Confederate
Monument-Mrs. +. O.. Seay. Mrs. III. :.
Sheryin. Mrs. Warren Smith. Mrs. W. J.
WestwOod. Mrs. T. w. Tignor. Mrs. Frank
Cunningham. Mrs. II. A. New and Mrs. T.. ).
Herbert. Texas Monument-Mrs. l.. C.. Nc
Phail and Mrs. Snellings. Dressing the En-
trance Gate-AllSs rear DOutheI anu hlIns
Nealv Elicit. Banners-Mrs w. H.. Williams
and Mrs. ID. c.. Richardson.
They also appointed a committee 20 invite
Lee Camp and the military of the city to take
part, and one to secure a distinguished orator
for the occasion. At the reorganization OF
the Association last fall they started without
funds. and are now struggling 10 accomplish
a sacred duty with but little help thus far.
They desire the aid and assistance of all VINO
Mold dear the memory OF the Confederate
heroes. and the ladies generally are invited to
ioin the Association. The meeting adjourned
To meet again at 8 o'clock on Thursday,
March 18th, at the Third Presbyterian church.
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The Hnntist sumner.

The meeting Of the Baptist Social Union at
Murphy's Hotel last evening was an ideal
affair. containing Just those elements OF
Measure and enjoyment which gave appro-
rrioteness To the name Of the entertainment.
An Tour was spent in the brilliantly lighted
narlors in pleasant chit-chat, such as natu-
,,oIly follows the meeting OF congenial well
acquainted people.
The COMPANY was composed of the men,
bership IT the union with a few visiting
guests. and every church IN the city was rep
resented by their members and pastors. Two
hours we're spent In the supper-rOom and the
scene presented was a very attractive and
cheerful one. The large d~ining-room was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
filed N o~ysraowinc and a number were forced

filed to oysrfowing and a number were forced
TO sup in another apartment. Dir. H.. w.
Powers. president OF the union. presided.
and when full justice had been
lone the elegant spread of yiands. ho
introduced Rev. T.. G.. Robinson. ID: D.. tue
eminent ~theologian of Providence, X. l.. wh'
made "a highly interesting and at times keenly,-
humorous address on the higher education OF
women. His wide experience IN this line.
thority on the subject. lie gave unstinted
praise to Vassar. Wellesley and similar col
leges for women and unqualifiedly con
demned the system Of co-education. His re-
marks were frequently applauded and highly
eniOyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

The remains Of Mr.. Mathew b. Harrison,
who died in Duluth, reached the city last
evening at 7:45 O'Clock. Inc funeral WI. taKe
nIece to-dav at noon from DR.. HOges church.
DR.. Mason. of St. james church. Will assist IN
the service. r.
well Filett. John +. 4. Anderson. John Pick
relI- NJ. NJ. Gillian. Captain John A. Coke' D;
randolph Tucker. 5. S. +. Patteson; Colonel
William T.. Tanner. Aston CaOeA' FRANK
Mcclure and Jackson Guy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
The state Committee.

Chairman j. Taylor Eilyson has fixed upon
Thursday. March 2ith. as the date for
the meeting of the Democratic State
committee and Richmond as the place. He
will send out the notices this week. The
state committee consists Of fifty members -
five from each congressional district.
The business before the meeting will be the
calling of a State convention for the purpose
Of choosing delegates t. the national con-
|yentiOn.
The friends of both Richmond and Norfolk
are already lightning an active fight for the
State convention, which it is supposed will be
held in May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
The Masonic Fair.

The ladies of the Masonic Auxiliary are very
busy with the Masonic Fer ana are hlshiy
ENCOURAGED over the outlook. Donations IN
money and articles for sale are coming IN
from time to time. Hill City Lodge Of Lynch
burg sent a check for ! 20, and tonight a
Ladies' Auxiliary will be organized under the
auspices OF that body. An urgent invitation
has been sent TO Mrs. Capers. president OF the
Auxiliary here. to be present and assist III the
organization, and she will leave tor Lynch
burg this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
Check On Legislation.

Sr. PAUL. MINI. March 3.-Before the close
Of their meeting the Republican State central
committee authorized a committee to %inyestl-
gate the law-making system of Switzerland
which requires that laws shall be ratified by a
vote OF the people after their passage 10y the
Legislature. A. d.. Stephens. +. +. kenaston.
John Goodnow. A. J. Greer and j. A. law
ney. the committee. are TO report at the next
meeting OF the State central COMMITTED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
Grand Army Encampmenf

The next national e~ncampment o, the
Grand Army of the Republic VIII De IN WASH
bnndr.ds If the members will visit Richmond.
some may come individually. but an Effort
viii he made TO bring a large complement IN
one orcanized BODY. Phil kearney Post. G..
A r. at its meeting Wednesday night. took
action in the matter. Proper committees
wera onnointel.
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Woodward & L0thrOD,
T M s?E.. 6
Dry GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS
FRIDAY REMNANT DAY.

TO-DAY friday will be an unusually at
~tractiye day with us by reason of the some
what larger accumulation OF REMNANTS
which we shall have to show. Our rule is and
has been to dispose Of all the remnants Of tho
week on FRIDAY-thus leaving the stock in
a clean condition. In order 10 accomplish
this we place upon all remnants. solled or
otherwise damaged, odds and ends. last
pieces. etc. a SPECIAL REMNANT PRICE.
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Our Wheelmcn.

The Richmond Cycle Club held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last night at their club
house on Seventh street, and "a eoodly mum
Der of members filed the psrlors. After dis
posing of routine business "A lumber OF novel
ties in the cycling line were exhibited 10 the
member and the remainder OF the evening
WAS devoted to social ENJOYMENT.
A light repast WAS served and the wheel
men entertained with vocal and instrumental
music until u late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge. Sons Of St.
evening. and nj the close of lodge business
entertained number of guests with a nice
programme of music. singing and short ad-
dresses. This lodge is a hourishing one, and
its charitable and social features are most
exceileut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

T. W. McCance, IT.. Il Co. instituted suit
Yesterday against James /. Bowersox for
$3.50.
Mr.. Alexander McCiay. a native of Ireland,
was admitted q citizenship.
In the case of l.. O.. Wendenburg, trustee.
against j.. +. Teiser. the jury found for the
defendant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04
"rhe Lord,. secnnd Coming

Mr.. Davenport lectures on the subject Of
The Lords Second Coming" Sunday night
i'm the Academy of Music. Admission is en-
tirely free. He states that he says nothing
a-rtaaonistic 10 our churches and ministers.
Ills belief is that the Lord is coming to rule
here. not 10 destroy the earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

13 Remnants of Innings. Cambrics, Silesias.
Canvas. etc. 10 81 yards. Remnant
price, &c. to 200. u piece.
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1i3 Remnants Of Ribbon. = to 3 yards in
piece. - to 81 inches wide. and comprising
nearly every shade Satin. eros Grain, More,
Fancy, etc, etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

% remnants of Dark Calico to 7 yards in
piece-best makes, COchecO. Merrimack. Pa
cihc. etc. were &c. and sc. Remnan price,
Re a ward.
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RFNNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.

II Remnants Of Colored Dress Goods. ~ 10
g yards in piece, including Scotch fiaids.
Bedford Cords. Cheyiots, etc. Remnant
prices. Doc. 10 $3.50 a piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

ladies Merino Vest, 3J inches. medium
weight. slightly soiled. long sleeves extra
laree. was sl.35. Remnant price, -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-04

/ Balbriggan Undershirt. size 80, slightly
soiled. was 15c. Remnant price. BIC.
l Heavy Undershirt. 36 inches. slightly
solled, was sl.25. Remnant price, 75c.