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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03


ing up the volg. and it cannot but desolate the
fAnine-stricken provinces. I first heard Of it
four weeks ago during a stay that made at Mi
nj Noveorod- / was enter tanned there by Mr..
Zevecke, q very wealthy ship owner, who owns
the largest line Of steamboats, on the Volga river.
and whose business is the CARRYING of frel8h.
from Persia and the Caspian provinces up and
down this Russian Mississippi During my
stay Mr.. Zevecks WAS in telegraphic co:n-
municstion with Assrakhan. and he
told me that the cholera had
already manifesteditself there and it was feared
that IL would march on into Russia A short
time after this visited Saratof. Simbirsk. Ss-
mara and Kazan. all of which towns are nos in
the cholera regions, and it wss only few days
AFTER lef. Saratof that the cholera broke out
thare. There Ii no doubt but that the whole Of
ths Volga regions will be devastated by it. and
In order to understand its dangers il is neces-
sary to know the character Of the county and
the life Of the people.
THE voLaA COUNTRY.
The yolga is as wide as the Mississippi 1t is
1900 miles long and ii has as great a trade as
any river in the world 1t flows through fat
country and the lower half of it passes through
IN almost treeless region Upon these great
plains the hot sun Of the tropics is beating
down now with relentless vigor. There is abso.-
lutely no protection from It. and the women 60
about with nothing but handkerchiess on their
heads and children boil their brains under the
suns burning rays, with no protection what
eoever- The men Wear heavy caps. and the
houses are so built that they are like bake
ovens at this time Of tho year. At Kazan and
Samara saw hundreds upon hundreds of half
naked men living on the roadside and sleeping
with this tropical sun beating down upon them
sod vita the smells Of decaying vegetable mat
ter all about them. Saratod has system Of
water works, but most Of these yolga cities haze
no sanitary arrangements whatsoever. and the
village Of Russia which Possesses a water closet
Y ons Of thousand. The peasants, among whom
thecholersis the worst have absolutely no knovl-
edge Of the rules Of health, and their diet and
habits would naturally breed the cholera and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03

From KomI

In an Irish daily there recently appeared this
advertisement: ''wanted-A evutleman TO un-
dertaks the sale Of . patent asedicine: the ad-
vsrtssr guarantees il viii % profitable to the
UNDERTAKEN" This Is an even unhapp,cr mode
OF expression than thHs adopted recently in q
!ocsi paper. when the .ditor .'regretted 10 have
70 announce the des.h Of Mr.. so-snd-so, but
yss not sstonishe6 10 hsar Of the sad event, AZ
Tsce s nsd bssn attended for some time by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
Written for The Evening Star.
Ayesla.

"htten ror The Evening star.
Ayeshs.
High on q ca,nei's hump she sat,
Couched on a silky Fezzen mat.
And sailed along the waste OF sand
More like the ocean than the land.
Ayeshai
And many an armed ana valiant man
Guarded that gliftering caravan
His turban snow-white In the sun
Where ostriches and sebrss run.
Ayeshsi
A troop Of Bedouins with their spess
In the Sahara quick appears,
And, squirting with sirocco speed.
Each Moslem strides . nery stesd
Ayeshai
A furious charRe-a broken line
Above the sands their crescents shinA
Onward the fierce marauders dash
To clsng Of hoof and fslohion's nasA.
Ayeshsi
Her cries unhsard. her convoy slain.
The Paynims securing DER the plain
Praise Allah for the prize thus sent
Adaptive to their chieftsins tent
Bat he. q shiek Of stately mien.
swore by his beard thai ne'er vas Geo
So fair maid since Aahmonds day,
And sent her scsthless on her wsy.
Aysshai
Upon Q courser feet she rode,
Unconscious Of its lovely load,
With precious gifts Of silk ana gold,
Her slave the Arsb chieftsin bold.
Ayeshs,
DAVID GRA1An Al
Yarrow Farm. Laurel. Nd, August %, 1oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
Anew wAe. He usA E.oush.

rfonthe fhuadeiph1A Pro6s
hdvard Gowsns, employed BY shivsn 4
Ao4stt, Camden, vas called 10 his home sud-
dsnly yesterday afternoon.
h Fssurned and informed his employers that
babe had been admitted TO his family.
6hortly aftervard the Telephone summoned
him % his hone. and when hs returnsl be
found two more ehildrcn had been added 10 his
hnfly.
He thsn ssturnsd 70 work. and ssksd his en-
'yaegea ~ - saswsr IL sslsphpns agHin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03

HE SKELETON OF
the cholera now hangs
over Russia and the re-
ports Of the horrors Of
Its ravages along the
lower yolgs are brought
here daily. They are
kept out OF the news
papers as far as posi-
bic. and il is not known
to just what extent the
plague has spread, but
there is no doubt but
that tits rapidly march
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
BATTLE OF NASHVILLE
The Raw Recruit Has His Expe-
rience in a Big Engagement
A BATTERY'S GOOD WORK.
Sending Shot and Shell Int the Ranks Of
the Ensmy-Hood's Stubborn Resistance,
but He 10 Finally Compelled to Rstrsas-
The Killed and Wounded.
Written for The Evening Star.

URING MY ARMY EX-
perience no battle is more
wildly impressed upon my
mind than that at NASH
vile, Tenn. The rebels
had a battery placed OPP
posite a hill just outside
Of the city. and as soon as
the first gun reached the
top they opened fire; our
bugie rang out action
front, our men jumped to
their stations and before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
Pur,ly Busines. R.,.,,o,.

Rursly Business Relstions.
From the Chicago Ns~s-Aecerd..
Jonas Deadbeat-''Ssy,. Gull, who's do bloke
dat spoke to yer?"
Casper Corksr-"frisnd o. mins-a artist"
Jonas psadbeat-"Huhl You don't know
sich svells."
Gallery aFtist"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
A WOMAN WHO WALKS
She Makes Much Fun of Her Sister,
Who Cannot.
HOW GRACE Is ACQUIRED
Conversation Overheard I'm the Park
Practical Illustrations of the Proper style
and of the Improper-Some Remarks About
Dress and Pedestrianism.
HERE ARE SOME
thingn 1 am egofisf

thiuSe Il am egonst
enough TO believe that
! can do very much bet
ter than other women.
For instance, 1 can
walk"
Why, goodness gra-
cious, Nell, any woman
with two fleet can
walk. What are you
driving at now?"
"My dear little girl.
hara p-.Nn ho-o Ia 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03

Dpsc.A, Corres,ondence Of The Evening Star.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. IS, 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
T H E CHI l. E r A
The Terrible Asiatic Plague as
Viewed From st. Petersburg.
Observation-Disclosures

A Look at the Infected Regions of the yolga-
Feeding the Disease on Green Csbbsses,
Pusrfd Fish and wilted Cucumbers-How
the Choler. News 10 Kept Out Of the Press-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03

There was very painful sight on the pike
over which our route led rs, but We thought it,
tie o. 1t At the time. A stone wall some seven
or eight feet high ran along one side Of the road
for half . mile or more and the rebels who had
besn csmped near bad made holes in number
o. Piaeesto pass through. When driven back
run along II until they reached one Of thee
oPenings, and our men In close pursuit. kept up
steady ire and some Of these poor fellows
we're shot = they ran, looking for place 70 gst
had fallen. The mud and slush WA nearly :
foot deep and We had to get close to BE- able to
know that II was not log lying nearly covsred,
In tho woods beside tree . did cavalry.
man was lying whore he fell; he was iittis
new uniform showed that he was not long ffom
home. The lsttss on his cap allowed tSsi Be-
VS. from our state, and thought sone mother
would always b "a vhsa shs bard q -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The report of the Health Department for
the week ending Saturday last shows:
Whole number Of deaths IS, II white and q
colored
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000 white.
1919. colored. 80 81. Total. 1921.
Cause OF death.-Angna pectOrls, / colored.
Briphts disease. ! cOlOred bronchitis. white
and colored. burns accidental, colored;
cancer OF face. white cancer Of rectum,
colored cerebro spinal meningitis. / white;
CONGESTION of lungs. co.ored; consumption,
D white and + c0lored. cyauosis. colored de-
biitv. 2 white. fever typhoid, colored.
heart isease. white and I coiored iniantiie
locki9,v 7 white aud l c0lOred. influenza, i
white and ] colored. laryngltis. coloret; mar
es,uus. col0red. old age. ! white pneuno-
MIA d colored pheumonia-p leuro c0iOIed.
seuss. white unknown. white worms !
col0red
Locality Marshall ward. white and
colorod Madison ward. white; Clay ward.
white and 3 cOiorei: aimshOuse. white and
D colored. jefferson ward. 1 white and col
ored. Monroe ward. 3 white anI colored;
Jackson ward. white and II colored.
ComUaratiye weekly mortality or Wee6
ending January DIS. 1890, il white ana q col
orel. For week ending January il, 1871, III
white aud D, colosed.
Rainfaa For week ending January 10, 1872,
inches For week ending January IL, 1917,
l92 inches.
Tomperature For week ending January
1G. 1892. 3l.57 degrees. For week ending JAM
uary H., 1891. IS degrees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The funeral Of Mrs. r. A. Hudson took
place Sunday evening at 3 o clock from her
late residence on tue Hermitage road. Rev.
DIR. John b. Newton. pastor OF the Monu-
mental church. conducted the burial service
of the Episcopal Church. The pail bearers
were Messrs ~ d. Hmgr0ye. T. D. Warren,
q. y. Clash James Mckinney W. II. Vim
free William Ellison and j. y. Ramos.
The funeral Of Captain Thomas h. Taylor,
who was killed AZ Newport News last hurs-
yardmaster. took place sunday morning at
10 o'clock from No. III east Leigh street. A
large number of railroad men and other
friends of Captain Taylor were present and
expressions Of regret for his untlmely end
were heard both from his superior officers
and those who had served under him. Rev.
Dr. s. A.. Goodwin conducted the services.
and the romans were temporarily placed IN
Iaubes vault at HOLLYWOOD. The pail
bearers were Alessrs. William Bigelow. Doug
las RYDER. John Tyree. John ". Peyton. NJ.
j. Ium. Edward Morris, John Walsh and
Captain EllertOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Richmond Robert Freeman aud others 70
D. b. Williams y feet on east side ~. James
street between Jackson and Duyal. 1910.
W. VI. Habliston to Willie b. Tenant. 20
feet on south side Grace street near Third.
$40. r,:..,., 20
Lumsden. go feet en- south, side Canal street
between second and Third. Sj.3l5.
l.. o. Wendenburg special commissioner. 10
Frederick Wahl. - feet on Cary street, north
west corner Seventeenth. @2,t5O
Icn5-,cO james Ii. Barton q L. A. Lamb,
half interest in niuety-fye lots ana IN fifty
nine lots in Hrookland Park. 81.
Same to Brookland Railway and Improve
ment Company, mum, number e.. OF lots IN Barton
Same and j. NJ. Fourqurean and wife 10
same ten lots in North avenue subdivision.
+. A. Lamb 10 same. number Of lots in
Brookand Park. ~.
Northside Land Company to W Il. Taley.
lot . in square 33, r2uJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Lake against Tyree. Writ Of error and SUI
persedeas 10 Judgment of the Circuit Court
az Madison county. rendered on the I'D Of
September 1881.
Richardson and others against Farrar
Judge Argued by Colonel r. L. Hubbard for
Plaintiffs and j. +. Fitzgerald, Esq, for de-
PENDANT
plea-ants and others against Floods adj
ministrator. Argued 10y K. q. If. Kean, Esq,
for appellants.
Randolph Harrison, Esq. allowed to prac-
tice as counsel in this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Mr.. benjamin Chambers tie member OF
the House of DELEGATES from Northumberland
and Westm0reland .s said 20 be one of the
best rifle shots il tins State. few days ago
he stroled mp Broad street. i'm company with
Captain George a. A1ushbach. the senator
from Alexandria. Noticing shooting gallery
on the north side of the street the two gentle
men stepped in & try their luck. Mr.. Cham
bers took hold Of q Winchester rifle. and.
selecting the most distant target in the range.
he quietly fired shot after shot into the ull s
eve. not missing one of the sixteen shots.
Captain Nusbach was less lucky than his
companion. hut thinking that he might be
more fortunate IN shooting at clay pipes. PIE
selected row of ten pipes and began on the
right and broke pipe after pipe his tenth
shot knockIn. down the last p.po on mo ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
Of the CITY Council held their weekly meet
ing in tie City Engineer Office last evening.
Chairman Curtis and Aies-rs. hardwcke.
Houston. FERGUSON and Iurp.n We're pres
ent. The payroll OF the employees o- the de-
partment for me past week WAS approved.
Colonel Cutshaw stated that by Nay next al
the work in regard 20 the putting mp OK gas.
steam and ter-pipes plasterng, painting,
glazing. tilng aud WOOD finishing would be
fairly under way. ON next Monday bids for
the water. gas and steam-httng Will be OPEN
Ell. and in about ten days bids viii lie adyer-
tised Tor l. do the p.aster.ng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The Committee on Electric lights Of the
CITY Council met In the Council chamber last
evening. Chairman Courtney and Messrs.
B1wden. Joseph ". Carter, Glover and Mann
were present The CHAR stated tlat ~ I'D
had been appropriated o. the credit of the
committee. lie added that the meeting had
been called 10 agree or the location ~ TIE
additional electric lights % be put up by the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company
under their new contract. However. tie mat
ter was postponed on motion Ot Mr. Mann
until next Thursday at T.. ~, when the
committee are t. meet Mt the upper gas
works TO make the location from the map Ia
Superintendent Adams Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

At the Richmond College this evening at
g o'clock will begin series Of lectures to be
given in the chapel. This evening Professor
II. II. Harris will speak on The Theatre of
on The Athemau Dramatists" These will
be followed by two. February 10th and Odd.
bv Professor +. w Eoatwrght on 'Lessing:
Ills Philosophy and Influence on Literature
and ''The Man Goethe: Que March Ut. by
Professor John Pollard on Some Landmarks
in the History OF the English Language.
themes. the series OF lectures will be one Of
the most entertaining ever delivered in Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The Marshali-sireet horse cars for sew
oral DAVIS past have continued 10 run re
cnr1less of rails or other parallel lines. They
Kent on with a dauntless style OF progress
tbnt dehed all difficulties. and when they
met with an unusual obstruction they showed
their superiority over the electric ears by just
DRIVING around il. The drivers did not seem
10 mind il. but it was death TO the mules and
the passengers Electric cars may stop Tor
few chunks of frozen snow, but the Marshall
street line GOES on forever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The following railroad officials were in the
ci,v Yesterday on official business. i. G.
BRYAN. assistant general freight and passen-
Ger AGENT Seaboard Air Line; z. b. Thomp-
son. ioint agent both Of Norfolk. Va. and II;
NJ. Emerson assistant general passenger and
freight agent Atlantic Coast Line, Whining
ton n. C..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The following suits were instituted yester-
dar. = +. Tholl. by Charles d. krug. Tor
: on. ]. II. Anderson by T.. G.. Leigh Jr.. *
Co. Tor s22io5. f. L. McCurdy, by Frank
Glasgow. for 5000 Ganss Il Co. by City
Bank of Richmond, for 5l.50s. IS: Johns H. X.
Nicholson. sur. part. by wilkinson Register
4 Co. for 900: Allen @. Maynard. by George
: Hundley. for 500; William SimpAn, by
A Saks A. Co for SlO0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
,lnhame nernhardt Ahonl. a IIttle Baby.

The handsome. iaxen-halred baby that won
g., many friends among the little folks. espe-
cially. while n thewiniowo Of Kaufman Co.,
corner Fourth and Broad streets. has been
transferred O. the care OF the divine actress.
Nine Bernhardt 80 admired the handsome
stock OF children's goods at Kaufman * Co. 5
trat She purchased q complete wardrobe. con-
sisting OF cloak. dress. cap bootees and mitts
for the newly adopted. and in her perform
ance Of Camille tonight she. VIII give the
audience the opportunity or biddln. the
l.ttle fayOrite a final adieu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

citation met last NIGHT 10 Sanger Hall. Pres-
dent kohler was ia the chair, and Alr. George
&. DIETRICH. Jr.. performed the duties ~ his
office as secretary. The election Of officer
and other important business was before the
Association. but on account Of tie small mum.
Der present these matters were deferred until
the February meeting. and the Association
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson, chairman Of the
City school Board. and Professor William r..
FOX Superintendent Vt Public Schools, re-
ouestit said tina. AL of the public sch OILS.
both white ana colored, will 10 closed al y
General Robert T.. Lee. The principals.
ten hers and pupils will thus have an oppor-
unity 10 ioin ia the celebration Oh this day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
42.inch Black Net Embroidered in Gold.
REDUCED TO 81 YARD.

Our stock Of Trimming Laces for evening
WEAR IL complete in all lines. Here VIII DO
found Orient4's Nalenciennes, Point de Paris;
Point de- Gene. Point Gaze. thant,iiy and
Fedora 10 White and Cream. DhanLHy' Hul;
80 a Tosca and Bourdonue IN Black. and
tg,iHon and Mousselno dee Sole iu All OF tho
.,~as-hrlt" shades These are ia great
variety OF widths and designs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
arlninfhe rn.,nmce.

The grip has attacked the employee, OF tne
postofiice and the WORK there Is made heavier
on the fortunate well ones on account OF ~
Mrs James M. Donovan, financial cetA'
Miss Martha Mayo, OF the registry division'
one of the mailing clerks and one or two car
riers are on the sick list from this cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. is.-For Virginia:
Rain. turning TO snow; colder by tuesday
night; southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Rain, southeast winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

"'The New Black Hawks" at the Academy
last night is me.0-drama OF very inferior
order presented by a very ordinary company:
However. it succeeded IN pleasing the well
filled galleries Of which the audience largely
rnnsistel- n w.ll DO repeated tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

45inch Embroidered Mousseline dc Sole
Flouncings IN White and Cream. These are
in patterns. with the narrow trimming 10
match. and we call particular attention to
these as being very choice.
-. $3.50 AND % YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19


"a the exact number Of teeth on the roller.
That was the guess Of Mrs. !. A. Goodman,
who gets the box. The next nearest was Mrs.
Charles Ellis, whose guess was $500.
SpoTT Il SPoTT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

42inch Black Lace Flouncing Embroidered
in Jewels. with narrow trimming 10 match.
REDUCED TO $3.50 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

.,.. .,o Ti,oatro
SraA beIaNt"' "tf'''
f.t night in oardoas famous pay "a
~ In honor of tho event which was
.., ,,,~lol IN the dramatic
rOINai' '- .. .
history o.. tlc ci.N, th .nN'"''' "''-"''0'A'
.....o t.ls rFosnut. laH Wow within the
l..... ti. I'd. ,.,,-t.s, rne, W.
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. ...p.fo v..h people. and 2O.0 faces
oil. ..... c.rtst, fl,,
l.t.H,i 'i"
to n s.''"ei' '"'''"" ''""" 'No
~ rn. Iae audience Waa repre-
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.-e.t tr.r.l.'s p.nuI.tio- ,4ors very
r..-..crtr1 .in.t ot those 900
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f I.I a,.1rrt.r conn. to tho pl.r for
t.rt.r,.....f r.tnor t..n f.r rtofe
ubeI..,.., ,ro. ,..r.. fu'l ~ cdr ..r
.hc.tr. ,l.s.rs sat hundred. ~ pretty
,.ra. fr 4n. ri.I. -tfufot Gowns
... T., ..,stl,.,. e,..t r.,,s.l.r. and
-tf,r r.. l-i.ltf. ,.1 ,s ..f.nd-
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...-.-. nrorto,-. rt,., ..off.s fl who sat
r.t p ps. Inst II fet that
- vsro io tfe r~o.er.. Of ire
r..s irtsifc.t o-t .astcriu per-
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IN WAS t.o .Tn I..ca of Hemhardt
a. not Of Sarl9, tIat v.s anulaudel % the
Dlo.
.Il.-, o-o r,,- ,.,,.. Chat are more ropulsive
..f ..,..,,.. b.. r...cl minds tuan this LA
.4. th.-.. .4 "a strange. Wild and
,.,,.... i...,. Chm laughs at torture and
.asth lrt which IS Yirtu Us and pure.
even o. ue. ecno us 'Ao eH-
IRENE. iut ia.'e i- l" tio pay "
stronger STRAIN o- passion tlan lorna
Ioset.- love- -lie 'Iaiit -'Nei oI ".9lIe
chat seems I'D ue i.e Ouf A-ii."' iH- llncl tlial
st.ls fae senses ocaIi.h '.e regent OK me
Roman e.. iNt-e TWO strains, i,F9 "u"
uNl'A passion are t". "l ives "' t"e pay
ani tNef are deFel'I'ti NitA . ieIIi'le IeAi-
l-.. i.Al Us Almost a'Ai4iA-. leu l-o pay Is
t.t great one because il is UNNATURAL AAC
u.0.iailaic
ola 1oscNs" MOTIVE.
r .-..., ID O. r-.,.,sr ,.I,..o ,,f.cfo ls,rr, il
.-...f h, emotion qlo animal i'm Ier ia
....,..ra,f element and her fno.,l. i.,fir.
...I.l bv nan o,.tio INSTINCTS Shat. n
t..a ~ fh. I+aliar ~ noefrv and ro-
F,erca love- Wild hate unre,-or-r,,
fereeious race these in her are vital
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f.... bends She seems tO throw reason to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

45-incL Crepe do Chine in Cream, Pink and
Light Blue.
s225 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

Wa have made some reductions in some OF
our finer goods IN this department as follows:
42-inch Black Mousseline de Sole tiouncing
Embroidered in Gold. with narrow trimming
10 match ,..,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

42.inch Embroidered Mousseline de Sole
Tlouncings in Red.
s3 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

pinch Embroidered Mousselne DO Sole
FlOuncings ms Pink.
- YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

45-inch Striped Crepe in Light Blue Pink
and Lavender.
$50 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19
LINEN DEPARTMENT,

Three special bargains IN Linen Sheeting by
the yard These goods are OF French manu-
eset'ire and are made Of a smooth. round
thread They are bieached on the grass, aud
vxil outwear any other make Of sheeunss.
They arc yards wide and are bargains At
Tho prices We name FOR them.
Heavy quality 7Jc. yard.
Heavy fine quality. reduced % a0c. yard.
HEAVY extra-hne quality. reduced TO sllO
mi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

The problem that is now before many is
what 10 wear TO the numerous balls germans,
parties. teas. etc. that are at their height.
As q solution Of this problem we ask an M
specton of our excellent line OF Laces Tor
evening wear.
We mention SONS rs follows:
4s-inch Silk Null in Pink. Lavender, Light
Blue. Nile. Old Rose Cardinal, Gray, Yellow.
White, Cream aud Black.
4jc. YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

4s.inch Mousseline de Sole in White, Cream,
and Black.
s125 YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-19

rxtra quality Medium-sze Dinner Napkins.
A fortunate purchase IN this line OF goods
enables US to Offer Napkin that usually sells
at :. for ,.o,,,,.