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SPECIAL REFLECTIONS liz MArr,ss..

200 remnants Of Msttings. 1 and 1H-ysrd
lengths. Reduced TO SC. each.
800 yards of Matt.ngs in short lengths.
running from 8 % II yards Worth from
IS to 40c. Only l0c. per yard.
225 yards Mating. In remnants from 12 to
20 yards. worth from 25 to 40c. Only l5c.
Per yard
1b odd rolls Of Seamless Mating. con-
tanning 40 yards each. Reduced from e12
and SIS to sS and elo per roll Of 40 yards.
90 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL
REFRIGERATORS and Ice Chests-
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A WH1rr Goons ITEM.
IL pieces WHITE PLAID and STRIPED
oRGASpIEs. Al NEW and ATTRACTING;
effect ks1ular price 15 and 20c. yard RE-
DUCED TO
I2ac. YARD.
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Even the Fourth of July did not draw Mr..
DRtce out
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MATTHEW hFkxHvrn
sth - near Dn-u.
Dos.r
Do lr,

DoNr miss the rOid~n oprorsanity n say
one Of the hana-sms and durable soys' Suits.
made cut Of al wool material GIN 10 dse-r-ns pss-
tsrnsl. that 90 selling % The rsdscuiously
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-06

LADIES, SHIRT WArsrs
NAVY BLUE. PLAIN BLACK. also BLACK
and WHITE STRIPES. PLAID RINGS and
POLKA SPOTS. All new. all we'll made. and
SHARPLY. Regular price. 81. 25 and 81 All
REDUCED TO
59c. EACH.
ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT Of LADIES'
WHITE INDIA LINEN SHIRT WAISTS ut
REDUCED Prices to CLOSE.
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Until September We close Ct pm. sst-
rrdays sslnn-
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Talk
Best Enslish Tooth Brushes from Csc. to. &c
Hoods Sarsaparilla from 81 to..........-.....6oc
Datmatan Insect Powder. per h.. from q
Persian Insect Powder. per H.. at..-........:9c
Green's Nervura latest reduction trom q to- O9c
English All-bristle Hair Brushes from 81 TO- Soc
Cuticura Resolvent from 81 to. .............. &c
Csrbolie Acid. full quarts. from Soc. csc
Browns Iron Bitters from 81 to........-..... sc
Moth Balls further reduced from 15c. to- .......sc
Ayers Sarsaparia from 81 to........-.........6o c
Fly Paper Tangiefoot. sticky and poison reduced.
Pierees Fsvortte Prescription from 81 TO- SOC
Larse DRESSING Combs, horn or rubber Doc to- .l0c
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery from Il to-. .o0c
Hand Scrubs. fne. worth over lOc. at...........5c
Scotfs Emulsion from 81 to. CSC
Fine Toilet Soaps special double cakes 2Oc TO- lOc
Hostettez's Bitters from 81 to- ............. 69c
Tar Soap. medicated. best. from DC TO- lie
Beef. Wine and Iron from 81 to...............0 Oc
(Greatest reduction in this list)
Cont White CASTLE Soap Alb. bars from u to &c
Csrters Little Liver Pills from &c to boxes &c
Whitswash Brushes to Gloss out below cost.
Duffy Malt Whisky from q to. 75c
Mixed Bird Seed. best, from 10c. to.........1c
Cut this ont. best list Of the season.
KOLB PHARMACY
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES
SrH AND SITS. NV. It.
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TIE Box MAnoHr.
3l4 AND 3l6 7rH ST.. N. w.
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25c.
The Ring W guarantee 70 wear for enc
yeae q Married y. l.. and Co.. - take no
% other. II b plain Allsd Ring. In suitable
sizes for MISSES, CHILDREN md
LADIEa
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$50.
Ii the price Of sn Imitation Alligator Bs@.
in either size 12. Ii. n or Is. This looan
like the genuine bag in appearance. We
sold any number q them last year for peo-
pie going down the river to take thsir
lunches. So much more desirable than
baskets.
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By TIE WAY
Where are you going to spend your raea,ions
ARE YOU GOING TO EUROPE,
nso we have everything for your convenience
Steamer Trunks. Steamer Bags. Steamer
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ARE YOU GOING TO THE MOUNTAINS
If you are you can ind here everything to add
toyour comfort and pleasure Lawn
Tennis. Croouet. Base Ball and all games for
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ARE YOU GOING TO THE sRAsHoREs
Then We can supply your every nssd We
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comfortable.
ARE YOU GOING TO STAY HOMRi
We can furnish you with Wire Screens. Wire
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we viii mark and deliver Steamer Chairs
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also mark your initials on trunks and bags
free of charge.
SECOND. A strap given free with every
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THIRD. We will also repair your last
seasons trunk or valise in the best possible
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and delivered.
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Tor1rr BAnoArss.
ALMOND MEAL FACE POWDER. Rssulsr
price. 25c. REDUCED. TO
.yEIoRIA FACE POWDER Regular price.
S'e' REDUCED f2 nox.
coupnArs ,fEgE DR1x- Regular
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S.AsosAs1r Am Low Pa1orD.
AspsciAl losoe
BLACK Nurs Vrn1ne.
v~v hsM sstsAs 20 s.eAss vsds. egte.
aaa,aS.
Uirst Aoor...-.... annex 10 10Th q. building.)
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
JArAsrsr Sunxxn Goons
AZ rsdsesS pvtesst
Marked down 70 make room foe fan imports
Folding Screens. Rice
Al Bead Prtieres. Bamboo A
and Bead Curtains. Brio
a-Brac. Lanterns, 10.
Prics. Bamboo Furniture at Price.
| reduced price,
t@A Decorated Japansss Fan WI b pre-
sentsd to srery purchaser IN tAn department.
I'D moor. 1st and "a annsxss.)
DEPARTMENT Or SUMNER READING.
SOME OF THE BEST WORKS OF THE
REV. Z p. ROE. IN CLOTH BINDING
AND PRINTED FROM CLEAR TYPE d.
-35c. reduced from Co.,
Here are the titles:
Opening of . Chestnut
Burr"
WERE HE Fell in Love With His WERE
Wife,"
"a Young Girls wooing."
5oc. "A Knight Of the XIX Zoo.
Century.
"A Face Illumined"
Eow "a Day Of Fate" Eov
Driven Back to Eden"
without Home"
Sc. His Sombre Rivals" $50.
Prom Jest to Ear nest"
''what Can She Dor"
Easement. .......--.........11th st. building)
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To dossn Mons Normal Shirts end
Drswsas, French ccl1aretts. fun fashioned
cut. pearl buttons. all sisss. q Qua
each. REGULAR valus, 60.
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MATHEW BERSHErM
4O3, 400, 407 7rH ST. NV.
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We wfu only b spsa smt1 p.M. todsv.
Our aNnwsi ezcwSsfoa % sur employees on
the steomey Maeaiestsr to MaysAsa Hell
taxes placs tkis evsNfns at $50.
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SuMmrn UspEnwrAn Ar Cosr.

NOW IS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO
BUY SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT RE-
MARKABLY Low FIGURES. POSSIBLY
YOUR SUPPLY NEEDS FEW ADDI-
TIONAL PIECES. DO NOT WAIT
UNTIL THE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
ARE BROKEN, AS THIS Is A GENERAL
MARK DOWN THROUGH THE ENTIRE
STOCK
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Nnrz An Tn Avnrua-
xseasahAsa 1s1A rs,au>r,e -.
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We hear some one Of the many people who look over
the contents Of Special Bargain Tables praise the
remarkable values they contain Prominently dis
played on to right of entrance il lot Of Boys
Percale Shirt Waists, plated back and front,
thoroughly finished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

,own Of blackstone thence southwark 10 the
North Carolina line 10 some point at or nenr
Rid0ewav or Henderson. The company sh'iii
have the right 70 hold property not to exceed
2 900 acres. By Mr. John ID. Shepperson' OF
Charlotte: An act for the relief Of Charlotte q.
Ledbatter. the widow OF Confederate SOL
der.
The balance of the session was taken up by
,ha d;ecussion of House bill No 36. an act 10
incorporate the Empire TRANSPORTATION COM
many which came before the House on its
third reading. The bill Is better known rs tne
Norfolk Ferry bill and has been bitterly OPP
rosed for a number Of years by the people or
Portsmouth and Norfolk county. As soon as
the bin had been called Slr. X T. H. stewart
III Norfolk county. arose In bis seat ana en-
tered protest against the passase Vi tNo y.i''
Mr. Merritt T. Cooke, of Norfolk; IN advo-
eating the passage of the bill staHu tla. tno
present ferry company was lnonopots .n" i
did not meet the demands or tne PuN'tio 60
that the citizens of all classes uesH0 30.
Transportation Mr.. w. A. tentress, OK ol'o
mouth delivered IA long argument aga'nss
the massage OF the bill, when no ieaIeU
was only intended u drive the eNistlhS 10y
company ont Of existence. Mr. Il. "; DI"leo;
OF rlOlk the patron OF the OH enuo"' - -.
10 show why tho bill should become law
While arruing the benefits Of the measure ne
was interrupted by Mr.. Catctt Gibson, Oh
Culpeper. who wanted TO know Why the PEG
ole of Norfolk had to 90 to Richmond tor
some of their corp1rators # the measure
would be t such Great benefit u the cities
of Norfolk and Portsmouth. Mr.. Maliet re-
piled that the company had the right 70 selec'
its corporatOrs. like any other organization,
from where they chose. even without the
q nsent of the member from Culpeper
At the close Of Mr. Mailet's remarks Mr.
Gibson obtained the floor aud attacked tue
bill. lie severely criticised the selection OF
the corp0rators whom lie styled a sand
wiched body OF corporators. While he de-
clared 20 have high personal respect Tor each
one Of Them he characterized several OF them
in q rather uncomplimentarY manner.
Mr. Gibson ended his speech At $50 o'clock
and at once moved tor an adjournment Mr.;
Fentress and others opposed the motion, and
it was carried 10y large majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Tie cock fight spoken of I'm yesterday
Trffs took place Tuesday night IN q stable
on Hull street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth. in Manchester. The main was
between Richmond and Manchester birds
am was won by the latter. Eleven battles
were fought Manchester winning seven Inc
frht lasted until about daybreak yesterday
morning
Tie first round Manchester presented a
pretty little white bird and Richmond black
witt red back The white was the tavorlte'
and after q lew preliminary picks they were
turned loose. For m0mept they lookei at
one another. and then with Lshtning-iiAe
snaea thev flew together. Every minute or
two some one would say FIVE on the white
and quickly the response iii take that. soon
the beautiful white plumage OF the noDle ofd
was crimson with blood buthe needed 1t not
and onlyfought the harder. 1t was anybody 5
fight for about twenty minutes. Wheh lne
white drove his gait through his antagonist
head and after standing Ou his dead DouF anu
uttering "A triumphant crow was declared the
victor and taken IF I'D the held lhe secoh'
battle Manchester showed "A br wn red ana
Richmond a black. At the hrst plttlng they
fought fercely tor alb at ten minutes when
thew became hung and had 10 be separated oY
the handlers At the second pitting the isich-
mOnd bird showed the white feather and lett
the field Though brought back and coaAed
by his trainer be refused 10 hgnt. ana the bat
tie was awarded 10 MANCHESTER. L ne VII"
round Richmond presented pile, which was
the favorite. and Manchester put m another
brown red They fought fur0usy for a
while. both birds losing both eyes. When
put breast 10 breast. though neither
could see, they would fight like wild
cats. The fight was finally awarded
TO Richmond on q count. The balance ot the
fighting was % repetition IT the above.
Eleven battles were fought, Manchester wan,
ning seven and the main. IL Is understood
that the main was for 800 "A side and $40 On
each battle but it Is said that much more
money than this changed hands anu that
some 81 the Richmond party had 10 return
home by way of the free bridge
The fight proper lasted until about
daylight. but there were several match
battles afterward. The light was the
subject of much talk ON the streets yesterday
both in .hs city and Manchester May r
Attki~son WAS seen by Tnms man and SAID
that number of citizens had appr ached
h.m on tne subject. bat as the affair was
over he could do nothing as there was no law
ex.ept in the city of Alexandria. prohibiting
cock fighting. That If he had known OF the
affair he would have broken II mp as "a as
orderly assemblago. That he was going 70
try aud get the Legislature 10 apply the Alex
andra law % Manchester also. what IS not
allowed in Richmond said Ills Honor. you
come over here and do.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

Rictmond- James W. Anderson, special
commissioner, TO Marion c. heterron. 70 feet
on west side oil Fourth street. 500.
Peter COPELAND. 70 Ann COPELAND, one-nait
interest in J3 feet on east side Of Morris
street. between Main aud Cary, Sl50l.5O.
George ". DobsOn 10 William W. Brown.
3 feet on north side of Duyal street, between
Muulord aud Gllmer. 81.
Is. ". HeferOn TO Henry Scheuter 26ef
feet on west side OF Fourth street, near Jack
son. go
3lary A. Mortoa's trustee and others 70
Peter Copeland. 93 feet on east side OF Morris
street. between Main and Cary, SOB
benjamin VI. QuarIes u II. A. AlcCurdy.
one-haif interest ia n feet on north side Of
Main street. between twelfth and Thirteenth,
and l2l feet Oh north side of Marshall street.
between Hancock and Harrison. $500.
John O'lOolc 20 ". +. Johnson. 20 7-l2
feet ON north side Of Grove avenue near
Plum street. sl,1i959.
Hm1co- highland Park Company 70 ).
II. Ellyson. lot ia square 81 and lot Is ~
square l6. 100.
". ". landrum to William CoOtes, acres
near Charles City road. .50
Same % Charles Johnson. acres on same.
$50
AIaude H. and William f. Peay 20 James
II. Signaigo is feet on west side twentieth
street between l. aud e., s325.
Jane Dung % samuel Young, 68 acres on
Charles City road. So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

popular sentiment. But for tho friendship
which exists between this country and the
Russian Fropire. il is hardly probable that the
President would have sent to congress d
special message recommending that ship
should be assigned for the transportation OF
supplies to the districts in Russia which are
now suffering so severely from famine Inc
recommendation. however. is entirely proper
in itself because it is in accord with the dc
tates Of humanity. IL is such international
acts as this which show how near together
after all are the principal countries Of the
world. although antagonistic in their political
principles and opposed in their social inst'tu-
t.ous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The cases Of tho Commonwealth against
Dolson Commonwealth against Roper and
Commonwealth agains. Balentine. coupon
cases from the city of Norfo k. were further
argued before the Supreme Court yesterday
by g.. NJ billiard. Esq. and Colonel Richard
. Maury FIR .le appellees aud by Mr. Hills.
of Norfolk, the leading counsel appointed by
the boar OF sinking fund commissioners. for
tie Commonwealth. and was continued for
further argument to-day ny Attorney General
Scott for the Conn onweaith,
The chief argument adyanced against re-
celyng the coupons IA this csse IS based on
tho dec.si ns a the United States Supreme
Court, declaring il unconstitutional TO receive
coupons for school take and they take the
ground that il unconstitutional FIR school
taxes they are also unconstitutional for al
other taxes. This case. ike many Others
VIII be ended by the settlement OF the debt II
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
sorrnEnN cotton MANUFACTURES.

IL stands 10 reason that the cotton manu-
featuring trade. which has done so much %
build up New England, must ultimately be
concentrated IN the South. where the raw
material grows around the mills with little
If any cost of transportation to the manufac-
turer. while labor is plenty to satisfy all de-
mands that can be made upon il. As con.
temporary remarks: Just as Manchester Eng
land ceased to be a otton-manufacturing city
because other towns and villages could build
cheaper mills have lower rents and taxes and
find an UNLIMITED amount of labor from their
suburban surroundings, so Lowell. Manches-
ter. Lawrence aud Fall River have to look
TO a not far distant time when the entire low
count and coarse grade cotton trade will
have deserted them for Southern labor CEN
tres, which can grow their own cotton. work
at low running expenses be free from factory
act restrictions as to hours of labor and the
employment of women and children. and
have no freigltage except upon manufactured
goods. or commissions and brokerages 10
make their raw material dearer"
The reasons for this prediction are supplied
from the statistics furnished even by Porter's
census. which show the rapid strides the
Southern States have been making in this d.
rection Here are the comparative tests
given between the years 1880 and 1850:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

dash OF romance running throne,
which adds immensely 70 its interest !
fact. the drama opens with the ~
guns of Fort Sumter breaking
tennorarilv several very pret,v
stories. The scenery is particularly bearsf
and realistic. The view Of tho Shensrd.
VALLEY the signaling from the Three ~
mountain. tho retreat Of tie Union Ar,
from Winchester. and the dash across N
stage Of General Phil. Sheridan IN 49,
some black horse on his way stop tie !,
treat and win victory were all in excels.
taste and fully aroused the applause ana i.
thusiasm OF the audience. The battle sos,.
in which about fifty members OF tho 81.
Virginia regiment took part. was very LIZ
being one Of the most realistic scene, -.
seen on any stage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

New England, Of course, has the mills and
machinery which she has built and the help
which will enable her to hold on to her lead
as manufacturing centre for some time 70
come; but the margin of profit is already too
small to enable her to long compete success
fully against Southern rivals. Haters and de-
famers of this section must. therefore. make
up their minds to the inevitable. for the South
is destined to become the mistress of the cot
ton trade of the world, and with it will come
wealth and influence which will restore the
South to her former place of honor in the
Union
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The beautiful drama Shenandoah" drew
a large audience. composed OF the wealth and
beauty Of Richmond. " the New Richmond
Theatre last night The company Is excel
lent in every particular. There will be a
special matinee To- day at 2.30. and to-niaht's
performance will be the last. Shenandoah
IS Il story OF the late war. and contains senti-
ments that Mon soldier or an old Confed-
crate eau applaud and NAV be told 70 the
people Of New Orleans or those Of New York
without creating any ilL-feeilngs. There is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07
Number Of

Put into another shape. BY the Philadelphia
Record the comparison between the growth
of the trade in the two different sections of
the United States during the ten years ending
1890 becomes still more marked and shows at
a glance that while New England has increased
her interest in the cotton manufacturing trade
in its divisions of product values. spindles and
looms running. hands employed and cotton
consumed by about 20 per cent. the Southern
States have increased their erowths in the
same test lines Of capacity by 81 per cent. OF
rather more than three times as much. The
following comparative table of increase from
1880 to 1890, calculated in round numbers and
excluding fractions, will make this more
clearly understood:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

A committee Of ladies composed n n,
Colonel Thomas Whitehead Mrs. ~ n
Peasants and Mrs. judith Chrenshaw. rs-..
seuting religious and charitable societa
called on Governor Mckinney yesterday !.
the purpose Of advocating the appo'1tr..
OF matrons or female superintendent in -
female prison Of the penitentiE-y. u.
ladies are familiar with the condition
affairs IN this respect by reason Of fre 1...
visits as Christian workers 20 these .l.t.
tons. and the advantages 10 be gained a.,
fully set forth. His Excellency listened b
all they had TO say. ana requested them 3
put their petition IN writing that be met,
give II proper consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-07

The special train containing this artistic il.
her large supporting company WI. arrfeil
Richmond Sunday. January 18th. by sIeeN
request Camille" has been substitute ,
Fedora on Tuesday, Janualy I'D livery
theatre-goer is familiar with Camille li
Tosra Will Doe presented ON Monday, sanaag
18th
The auction sale of seats begins promptly
at O'Clock saturday January .tn. ta
Theatre and the seats not selected Thea a.I
be put oh sale Monday. January Ilth.