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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
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WEDNESDAY,. May %, 1894.

WEDNESDAY,. May 20 lo'i'
Ready to-day for all the birds
that fly with white wings.
Special preparation to meet the
usual demand for White Goods. {.
SILKS, WORSTEDS, and COT
TONS, white as the drifting snow
and prices that make little 90 fur
Their than any time heretofore.
FRENCH oRGANDlEs are here at 25c
yard. a year ago we started the
FRENCH iSXS II lT[IAINsOOK. IS inches wide
such quality as would sell for BIC, at
E &c 4 sfTu' HEMsTITcHED MAIN
SOCKS. SO inches wide, 2c quality
for l6 2-3c.
Small and Medium DOTTED SWISS,
- TO 33c heretofore, now 25c a yard.
Lower grade (machine spots), y l-2 and
16c.
Every grade Of DIAuTY. Here is one
in small check. full So inches wide. at
Joe a yard: usual l6 &c; others from
l. IL to zoe.
$50 yards of full 32-inch INDIA LINEN
will be on sale to-day at l0c a yard.
The self-same number sold heretofore
for 15c
PERSIAN MULLS. in fine and sheer
grades, are here at IL lie.
White Fans, Gloves, and all the
other essentials of graduating or
commencement dresses.
We have on sale in connection
with the above special price White
Goods,
LACES and ENBROIDERlES in
endless variety of novel effects and
certainly at prices that are not like
Iy to be met with again soon.
Real Venice Insertings for 19c; real
value 35c; others up TO SOC that nave
sold at Csc.
Platt Val. Lace. 71-2 inches wide, for
Zoe a yard; 3 inches wide for Be a yard.
Machine Venice Net-TOp Lace, inches
wide. az Zoe a yard.
Lace lnsertngs for ( and &c that have
been and Toe.
Embroidcries are on sale from Ed.
Hanger ~ CO.'S sale-upwards Of one
third under cost.
WHITE ALL-WOOL ALBATROSS. y
inches wide at is 2-3c; very fine grade,
WHITE CASHMERE, So inches wide.
for SIC.
40-inch ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA for
G3c.
WHITE BASKET CLOTH, 40 inches
wide for zoe.
SERGE. IS inches wide. SOC
CREPE CLOTH. Embroidered in SILK
Spots, 10 inches wide, for 1jc; value
$l2J.
silk. White Loie Fuller, 30 inches wide,
for s3c
White India silk. handmade, for 29c;
fun - inches wide, for 49c.
Liberty SaJius. a- pure silk. for Sc
satin Duchosse for 81 and $I5.
45-inch Crepe DE- Chimes for SL4S.
These are all white things. Be
sides the above there are many
others in all sO.ts of materials.
80 10. r. and 1l-inch " ood-Rim Flour
Sleeves, extra fine wire, to-day BE each.
Not more than two 90 2 customer.
q dozen Real China Haud-Painted Gus
pldOres, full size, pc each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23

No ones wardrobe will be complete this
summer without Il duck suit. Old and
young Of both sexes are 10 be clothed In
duck. The prettiest kind Of an outing
suit is made Of it,
There is no kind Of materil' which is
at once so cool ana SO durable. II comes
I'm all shades. one con buy q ready made
duck suit which Will be extremely use
ful in many ways all summer long. They
ara made with plain skirts and coat
shaped jacket. 10 be worn with pique
vests and shirt fronts The dark blue
and brown ones will serve nicely for
rOuch-and-r- ady dresses 70 wear In the
mountains or or fishing excursions whore
the more ornate catching gown would
be completely ruined.
They serve very well for morning street
dresses also.
\ pretty catching gown is made Of
white duck, with pale blue benealine
revers. Another pretty combination Is
brown duck. with white revers. The lat
est thing I'M yatcring costumes s. white
serge flannel, trimmed with red or blu
and ornamented with god bands and
anchors.
The dress IN the picture IS white with
a band OF blue ~ the bottom ~ the
skirt. Above this band are TWO rows Of
gold braid. The bodice fits rather close
and has "a wide blue sailor collar, ei@ J
WITH white. 4 hlI- ana white p.astroq
nus iu the neck and from the knot 90
the junction Of the cola. fails the gold
chain which osten-.hly terminates in a
watch under her blue belt The little
pocket gives a laurty appearance 20 the
blouse, but is hardly large enough O.
use.
The pocket IN the skirt is useful. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23

New York Sun: Undoubtedly the clerl-
cal opponent Of woman suffrage who
quoted 10 Mr.. Edward Lauterbach the
words Of ST. Paul regarding the place Of
woman in the scale OF creation. pre-
scented an argument against comforting
political equality on women which must
De decisive with all those who believe
that the Apostle spoke by direct inspira-
ton from God
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
TOWELS.

Good quality Huck Towels. l7x36. only
Sl.50 per dozen
txce lent Huck Towels. 20x}9. 81 dozen.
Larg est and best 20 and 25c. Damask or
Huck Towels that can be found in the citr
Our stock Of Towels is the largest and
best assorted that has ever been shown in
Richmond. and the prices correspond 10
the times, ranging in price from Sl50 TO
$l3 per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23

in A .biack maria" Is worth more 70
tho "s,ruggllng masses" than the decia-
nation of a thousand blatant agi'ators'
and teaches the agitators a lesson that
they would learn from no other source
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
Temple, Pam19r.0n, COrdeS & Co
The Tower.
Corner Second and Broad.

121-or card
AIF-{.ODL CIIAIIIFS. nica choice
patterns. warranted 90 wash regular price
i5... reduced o.. a-..
DARK GROUND SATIN-STRIpE Or
CANDIES. regular price 2lc. reduced u
Gl-lc.-in dress pattern lengths.
Remnants OF LINING CAMBRIA. &c.
yard
BELT BUCKLES. 2lr. % $3.50.
Betting BY THE YARD
LADIES BALBRIGGAN VEST. low
ra.fr ana -ho,-f .I........ r.....f, ,. ,.,... -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
any particular harm. but VINO spe"A ~
OF everybody.

any particular harm. but who SPEAK III
OF everybody.
New York World: II is for the advan-
tage OF both countries that gold shouiu
circulate as freely as possible pach anu
forth between New York and LONDON
What would we say Of the hnancler VINO
pronounced the country In danger because
money flows back and forth between Ne"
York and Brooklyn? What would we
think OF the mental condition or those
who should set up n howl every uHie
Brooklyn settles its balances with Ne"
York and gets "a balance Of trade against
lt?"
New York Herald: The Senatotia'
Bribery Investigation Committee soien
ly entered upon its farcical secret pus i,
ness yesterday, I'm spite OF the uhl'eis'
popular protest against barred DOORS anu
the general reminder that in a case Vi
this character secrecy can only peseI S"'
picion.
The members OF the committee eVloehe-
~ do not realize that they nave Indue
a ridiculous bunder which they CANNOT
too quickly correct.
No investigation Of charges OF TAM
pering or attempted tampering with seha-
tors will satisfy the country or dlspel
popular suspicion unless it be open ana
public from beginning to end rms Is
matter which touches the representatives.
Of the people in their public capacity,
and the people have a right to know all
about II. a secret inquiry is worse than
no inquiry, since it must tend to arouse
instead Of allay suspicion.
II is strange that all this was not ap-
p. ont to the members Of the committee
at IT, start. They must open the doors
at once If they do not want TO make the
worse than a farce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
NAPKINS.

Good quality Heavy German Damask, ex-
celleut wear tor hote s and res aurants. II
and 1925 per dozen.
We have full stock of Irish. Scotch. and
French Damask Napkins ringing in price
from Sl.Z5 To ZIG per dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
Sp d3l ClsFiIGS in HOuSsEare.
Wiz Dish Covers
Clrcumfe.er ce-
is u q q 30 inches.

II lc lv- I-c Dc.
ora set Of five, sizes as above,
for SOC.
ICE TRAYS
325 Pinch Polished Maple Ice Trays, &c
each.
$50 Giant Ice Picks. with galvanized iron
around handle for breaking ice, o.
,aCu
49, Er.stle Spider or Wall Brushes. 25c
each.
20 Ironing Boards. f1-2 feet long. pc.
~ Covered Flour Pals. popular size, l5c
each.
ICE CHESTS from $3.50 for a family
size 90 S2j for largest size grocery kind.
Catalogues sent % any address on APP
plcatlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
DAMASK.

We start the line with q frst.class article
of either Cream or Full B.eached Heavy
German DamAs, no Sec per yard.
Better grades al 60. 7j and SIC.
st q We are showing n mo excellent
Damask-One that most every whore else
YOU would have e. pay .L2j or. Napkins
10 match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Baltimore Herald; In the Gould family
there Is no marrying or giving in mar
rlage-nothing but engagement talk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
North Star R3ITig8rai0rS,

Best IN the world. Hard wood.
cork filled walls, interior circulation
Of cold, dry air, seven walls to pro
tect the ice.
Prices: Refrigerators from S6.o5
for the small family size to 500 for
the largest hotel or handsomcst
SidebCard kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
Richmond Olto2I Go.

Mph0nse MetZger, ArHr ily.
HIS EAST BRO AD ST..
'my r-suw
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
URECKS ON SEA 1ND LAKE.
The seafaring Man 5eset by Dangers That
Are Hard 70 Avoid.

New York, Nov. 15.-The British bark
Kate +. Troop, Capt Smith, which ar
rived to-day from Singapore. brought
TO port the captain and crew of the
Italian bark Torqueto. of Castalmar.
abandoned at sea Nov. in a sinking
condition. Capt Trampanl. Of the lost
vessel reported that he sailed from
Genoa. Aug. Is. for New York, with a
cargo of marble and rags. The vessel
experienced series of heavy gales
soon after passing through the Strait
OF Gibraltar.
Bad weather continued. and on the
morning Of Oct. 26 the wind suddenly
shifted to the southeast. gradually in
creasing in fury. AT am. 1t blew
hurricane, lasting for several hours. land
the little bark sprung leak IL was
very evident that the vessel was
doomed. Signals OF distress were kept
hoisted daily. The crew kept faithfully
at the pumps, and just as they were
despairing of rescue, a sail was sighted
to leeward. She proved to be the Brit
ish bark, Troop. Capt. Smith had just
previously observed the distressed yes
sells signal. All were taken on board
and she continued on her voyage,
London, Nov. 15.-The British ship
Cumore, Capt. Rhode, foundered six
~ miles of Spurnhead. county York.
yesterday. Twenty persons We're
drowned. The Culmore registered 1859
tons. She hailed from Londonderry,
and was owned by Thomas Dicks & Co,
Grand Haven. Mich, Nov. l5.-The
small schooner, Antelope, of Chicago,
capslzed on here to-day and three sail
ors were drowned. The schooner Alert
went ashore and will probably go to
pieces The crew was rescued after IA
hard fight by the life saving crew.
Chicago, Nov. l5.-The schooner ID. S.
Austin was sunk OF Ludlngton, Mich,
last night. The crew Of seven We're res
cued by life saving crew. The schoon-
or Apprentice Boy was also beached at
Iudingtun. No lives lost.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
,i,,yei,us I,..,i,s

From n letter written by Rev. j. Cum
derman, OF Dlmondale. Mich, we are per-
mlttcd to make this extract: II have no
hesitation In recommending Dr. Kings
New Discovery, as the results were al
most marvellous In the case OF my wife.
While j was pastor Of the Baptist church
mt Rlycs Junction she was brought down
with pneumonia succeeding la grippe.
Terrible paroNysms OF coughing would
last for hours with little interruption, and
Il seemed ns II she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr. Kings
New Discovery; 1t was quick In it's work
and highly satisfactory In results" Trial
bottles free at Parchen-D' Acheul Drug
Co. Regular size soc and 81.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
SOUVENIR
SILK SALE.
Black GrOs Grain.

Black Gros Grain. good quality and
dye. everybody's price sl.25, now only
S7isc.
Superior Finish Black Gros Grain. re-
duced TO sails. this week only sl.47lS.
Extra Grade Highest Finish Gros
Grain. everybody's price $50, souve-
mir Sale Price SIZE.
Bengallnes-speclal price Souvenir
week. A very full line, elegant goods.
cheap In ordinary times at si.e5. this
week only 97isc a yard.
Extra Bengallnes, very well adapted
for Jacket sleeves. etc, with Moire
for similar combinations. reduced from
s1.35 to sOc. from sl.35 to 81, from sl.j9
TO sl.10. from $2.25 TO $50. etc.
Souvenir Sale Prices are marvelously
low and entirely unprecedented.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
WISDOMS TOICE.
Raised to Explain the Conditions Existing in
the Territory.

Washington. Nov. l5.-The annual report
OF Indian Agent Wisdom, at Muskogee. l..
T.. 10 the Indian office. throws consid-
cradle light upon the cond-Aons in tne
territory which have resulted in troubles
OF considerable moment in the Indian
country. such as the reign of terror caus-
ed by bands OF robbers and marrauders.
He points out. in the first place, the neces-
sity OF the enlargement OF the courts in
Indian Territory. AZ one OF the evils to
be eradicHted, Wisdom points out land
grabbing. The Indian Is satisfied with a
small tract OF land. but those who have
intermarried with Indian women have
fenced In and npportloned TO their own
use thousands OF acres. Land Is held In
common.
lie says: "Thc Indiana are reluctant to
break up their tribal relations. and TO as
sumo the status OF United States citizens
with attending responsibilities. IL | am
not mistaken. however. the concensus OF
opinion among Indians Is that som change
is inevitable, and that, too, In the near
future"
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
SOUVENIR
SILK SALE.
Dress Patterns.

Rouy"ulr snlo-Twclyo yards Bro-
cudod sllk Grape. everyday price, tliO,
reduced 10 $3.50.
Five Patterns Black SILK Crepe,
usual price Hl5 only 0G0
Thrce Dress Patterns, Brocaded T0f-
fetn, worth go now only 1857
Two DreHa Patterns, Faillc, always
sold tor 50, Souvenir Sale price this
weob only ssa5.
Three Dress Patterns, Brooaded silk.
Fancy uolorinEs. value SliGa, Souvenir
Sale Price this week only NGJ.
-Four Dress Patterns, Fancy Bengal
Inc, eastern price 32l.9O, Souvenir price
this week only $3.50.
Three Drcrs Patterns, Green and IIe-
liotrope, standard value f2375 Souye-
mir Sale Price Sll00
Two Dress Patterns, French Medaille
Dor Designs, regular price 1915. sou-
Vcnir Sale Price only tlL2j
White Molre Dress Patterns, de-
llghtful ilnlah, market value $3.50,
Souvenir Sale Price win be only sij
Cream Moire. twelve-yard pattern.
usual price $40 now only S..
Several Choice Patterns, Excelsior
SILK. suitable lounging robes. tea
gowns, etc, really worth 50, Souvenir
week only 1875.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
Fnnr Iilr nnnorasn,.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good all the advertising claims for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. each bottle guaranteed. Elec-
trio Bitters the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklcn's Ar
Mica Snlve the best In the world and DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are a per-
feet pill. All these remedies are guaran-
tced 10 do Just what is claimed for them
and the dealer whose name Is attached
herwith will be glad TO tell YOU more OF
them. Sold at Parchen-p Aoheul Drug
90.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
HnM's TIL.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case OF Cntarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
L. J. CHENEY a CO. Props,
Toledo, q.
We the undersigned, have known II.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions. and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by that firm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Waldlng, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure ls taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Test-
monlals free.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
SOUVENIR
SILK SALE.
Black Faille.

Souvenir Sale Prices. A magnificent
line OF Black Faille. usual price N.l5.
now only SIC,
Fine Finish Black Faille reduced 10
sl.45, now at Souvenir Sale Price only
81 90.
Extra Quality Black Faille. was sold
all along at sl.95, Souvenir Special
Price Sl.25.
A few odd numbers In Black Fallle.
singularly perfect fabric, would be
cheap at $3.50. Souvenir Sale Price only
$50
This occasion extraordinary marks
down our Extra Finish aud Highest
Grade Black Faille from $3.50 to only
sLS5.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
[ noms Mll Hum Monday.

Paw,ucket, Il. l., Nov l5-The strik-
ing weavers NJ the Lorraine mills here.
who have been out since oct. 2, voted last
nlght to return to their looms next Mon
day. A settlement was accomplished
through the lnterceEaion OF Mayor Tie
pekc. II In claimed by the management
that the employees will by the Introduction
OF improved machinery be able TO earn
more than before the reduction,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16

The best salvc In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fo-
yer Sores, Tcttor Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns and all Skin ErupuonH, and
positively curep piles, or no pay required.
II ls guaranteed 10 give perfect antisfac-
tion OF money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box For sale by the Parchon-
D'AChcul Drug company
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
Case Of Esnlonnrn.

Paris, Nov. 15.-In consequence OF In
structlons Of the minister OF war the den
Mercier inquiry has been commenced nnd
turned Into a serious case OF espionage
Schoenbeck and Won Cnsiel are believed
TO be officers IN the German army re-
serve, and n Irrenchmnn, whose name has
not teen given, has been arrested.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
SOUVENIR
SILK SALE.
Black Surahs

Souvenir Sale Prices in Black surahs,
our Elegant Finish Csc quality re-
duced TO SIkc.
our Superior Quality from Csc 10 5Oc.
Our Special for the ii.l5 number now
only 69c.
our Souvenir Sale Price for the Si.i5
quality only 9sc. and our special Hell
ena for the Capital" price for tho
y.65 number is only 3l.O5 n yard.
Souvenir Sale Price In Satin Rha-
dhmaa our Extra Fine Finish, SllO
n yard. we sell this week only for 75c.
And our Extra Quality Satin Duch-
ease reduced from ti,.55 TO 81.
Souvenir sale Week you can also pur-
chase our elegant number "A-r' Satin
Duchesse which sells everywhere for
$3.50, at sl.55 yard.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
Talked to the Green Recruits.

Berlin. Nov, i5.-Thc ceremony Of swear
Ing in recruits OF the Berlin. Charlotten-
berg, spandau and Lichtenfeldt ..strIcts
occurred to-day In the Lustgarten in ,ae
presence OF Emperor william, who made
u speech TO the recruits In which he urged
them not to forget II was their duty TO
defend the fatherlnnd and uphold order
and the religion OF the country.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16

Mrs. r. =, Hawkins. Chattanooga,
Tenn, Hnya; "shlloh'a Vitallzer saved
my life, I consider II the best remedy
FOR n debilltatcd Byatcm | ever used. +"
For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble
u excclH. Price 7S cents. For sale by
Pnrchon- 10 'Acheul Drug Co,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16

city OF Mexico Nov i5-Iioston and
Rev York capitalists have furnished The
funds TO start newspaper here 20 be
published IN English and "a press agency
10 operate In Mexico, Central and South
America
The Helena independent., 1894-11-16
SOUVENIR .S|LK. .SALE
S$S %isSo~s e." This WEEK.. %S9~. S#S

LADIES-In oynly celebrating signal Victory
otzons Montana Their complete triumph In
permanent seat OF Legislature Helena
emphasize enthusosm
occasion by a SILK week
prices suitably this great
win be genuine salo'n practically Give Away
Sale commencing Monday and Will DO continued wooS
early possible. and rush.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
IBE LEITEn ThAI CANE.
Columbia Post Sends a Reply TO Lee Camp
Cnufed.rafe yeteTaus

There IS going 10 be an interesting
meeting al Lee camp Hail next FF1'y
night IL is believed that every member
OF that organization will be- present, as
a question OF great importance VIII De
submitted t. the body and the vets
Will have an opportunity % give rN-
uIesSi0n 10 their Individual Views, a. they
did several months ago.
IL was expected that the reply or the
Columbia Post Grand Army ot the Re
public. Of Chicago. 10 the letter sent mat
body by Lee Camp some time ago, en-
dprsing' the sentiments expressed by the
Rev n G.. cave in his address upon the
occasion OF the unv-lllng 81 the con-
federate Soldiers and Sailors monument
in this city, on the 3ytn OF last May,
would be read before the camp at the
meeting last Friday night. The commu-
nication had not been received at that
time, however. Ii dU not get here until
As soon as ii was learned that the COM
munication had been received, COM
maBder Spence, Of Lee Camp. was be-
sieged by newspaper representatives
They wanted 10 know the contents Of the
letter. of course but Captain Spence said
he could not give out any Information
for publication regarding the letter until
il had been submitted TO Lee Camp.
which would be next Friday night. The
letter. said he. would then be read before
that body, and. possibly. some acton
would be taken in the matter. captain
Spence assured the newspaper represen =
tatlves of his friendliness 70 them, Whifh
they already knew. and backed up ms
assurances In a substantial way by set
ting 'em up to cigars, but declined 70
discuss the contents Of the letter. ne
matter rests there until next Friday
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

that the Prince makes calls on his neigh-
bors and even the old Colonel Won IltZe-'
witz. lord Of the manor IN Bess~ IT, with
whom bismarck once had great failing
out because Of a question Of geignoriai
rights. he sees but seldom at present.
Once a week he pays short visits.tO COM
mcrcial Councillor Bchreud IN Hammer
muhle and 10 the pastor I'm NusSOw ana
the district president Ia Jannewitz.
LOVES sIaFLE MUSIC.
Both he ana tho Princess are fond ~
music. but the simpler AMI more primitive
tho better. tn" Princess, not long ago,
paid a strolliug organ grinder who had
wandered as far as Narspn. to play Tor
fun hour under her window. Dr Ihry-
sander. Who Is by profession a medical
man and is "onsIdased the atlest of Prot.
CchWcningcrs's disciples. furnishes the
musical talent TO the houchol every day
and II is this talent Of lis which s. IN no
small part the secret Of his almost ucr-
feet power over both Prince and Priu-
ccvS Both Of them have the utmost ,ou-
rdpucc in this yOUuEish man and they
meyer receive anybody whose visit has
not previously been approved bv Hr
rurysluIor. Since the incident with ihr
French journalist lie RouX who 'up
wears ago saw the prince and out OF a
pcrhaus miec1nstrucd or else Intentional
IL misinterprcfed, constructed his famous
' or Infamous interview in which ne OK
u,ained the sending Of Bsmarcks fatefW
dispatch from Lun in 1870 in way which
placed the old statesman IN the iicht Of
a vilfuI for.cr Of historic documents. Ur.
Chryeauicr has become extremely I1ufI-
oue as to whom he allows the prince TO
approach. ..--.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
IR4VELEKs' PROIsCTIVB ASyOC'N
Elegant Headquarters in Chamber of Com
merce Bul, ding Opened Last icht.

The formal opening of the headquarters
Of the Virginia division OF the Travellers
Protective Association. in rooms Nos. 80
and 81 Of the Chamber OF Commerce build
the Indictment weather the attendance
however, that hereafter the members VIII
turn out every Saturday evening IN large
numbers, ana esp AMY h'At "a up ~
cuSSed. The rooms VIII be opea to mem 3Il
bers ana their friends every saturday
evening. 49,, ..u.-... ,a.. ,,..,,,n.,
mos VINO Wete psSSeut "a a. r ra,ii,,-7,
we're hiEhly entertained WIN, ,.r Ie. ..,i5
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