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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
JAMES B. Fox, Treasurer.
Ladies' Underwear.

What house has the courage to
place on sale enough Underwear to
supply one half the town. There
are plenty yet, despite the great
selling for two weeks.
81 GOWN. Muslin. yoke OF five tucks'
plated back, fine shoulder breteIIe'
best $3.50 Gown for 81.
Zoe GOWN. yoke OF embroidery and me
tuck, cambria rutiie edge-1Oc Gown Tor
$40 CHEMIsE. yoke Of fine embroidery
edged with embroidery Nalue 'i'-0'
25c CHEMIsE, yoke of embroidery. with
solid band, edged with machine tor
chon, linen lace, &c value, Tor zSc.
7sc SKIRTS. embroidered rui1e lO lnches
deep headed with tucks' Sl.Zo skirt
SOC CORSET BODIES, yoke of plated
French embroidery, edged with en-
broidery, soc value. for soc.
Read what Cohens are doing.
Every price value is represented
here as it was and as it IS. We
take our share of the Dry Goods
Exchange plumber.
Kringled Naukeese, in most beautiful
thousands OF yards at j. l-2c. are TO
be sold at 3-4c
New Printed Linon de midas that the
Makers have a claim Of cost on tor
10 1-2c. are here 10 retail for lie.
New Printed Organizes or Dimities,
week ago looked upon as cheap at
Il - IL. and lSc, are y l-3c to-day.
Fast Black Ground Embroidered Mus
Inns. with exquisite prntngs. were
selling freely at 2Oc. now Il l-2c.
af
Grenadine Plaids every appearance
OF genuine Grenadine of SILK. absolute
ly fast black. The price Y lie.
Scotch Dimity, more often out Of them
even at fun price, 10 2-Sc; now lie
yard.
Hol for Ginghamsl Who ever
heard of a 1oc Bingham at SC.
New Plaids suitable for dresses, or
I6c Flannelettes for 6 yard.
JACONET ORGANIZES. full IS inches
wide I'm the newest and most accepted
colors of green. blue. pink. tans, lilac,
and linOn. These goods have taken
merchants by storm in the retailing
at i lie, and they are here at &c.
BuV your WHITE GOODS
where you get the advantage in
the price.
$3.50 yards OF White Dotted Muslins
small. medium. and large dots. -
inches wide. g. Is, and &c value, TO
20 at l0c a yard.
White Satin Striped. in various narrow
or wide new designs, costing l6c, for
lOc.
Fine Imported Persian Lawn, quality
never under l6 re Tor y lie.
4 manufacturer sends Il case of finest
grade Of White India LinOn, - and
2jc value. for Toe a yard; not tuh
length pieces.
New Colored Ducks, 10, p, l6, and l9c a
yard.
Five times the Silks of any pre-
viouS season were sold here. Why?
Let our patrons give the echo.
Here are new reasons for great
buying.
Sc pieces Of Fancy Taneta Silks. in all
the new combinations Of twO-torc de-
signs. some were Sl.4O. some SIS,
others 81, and now they are 10 be sold
for &c a choice. Come quick Is the
order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
Stcmmers on n strike.

Several hundred stemmcrs at the Kin
new Tobacco Works truck yesterday.
because the basis or payment Tor stem
,,trs had been changed from 81 per one
hundred pounds for the strips. TO three
ard a half cents per pound for the stems.
The manager claims that the stemmers
can make as much under the new meth
ID. and that the work would be done
naffac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
1gr(oFE!N
(9NlPANY
Il. q. IS and II East Broad.
Il, Is, IS and Y East Broad.

MONDAY. juno IL. lSoi'
This great store has come TO be
the pride of the Richmond public,
the boast of Richmond merchants.
Monday sees one of those start,
ling price moves that for time ana
again has kept the eyes OF Ken,
mond's shopping community turned
toward this store.
The interesting story in only a
handful of hints will be found to
sneak volumes at every counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
GILES 7. PLEAsASrs.

Information was received here yester-
daV of the death of Mr.. Giles T. Pleas
ants at Bedford city. He had been
sick about three weeks, and a week
ago went with his wife 70 visit her rela-
tives I'm Bedford. IN the hope OF being
restored TO health. He was ftty-elght
wears OF age. and had resided In Rich
mond since quite young man. lie was
for a long time clerk for 4. Y: Stokes
g. Co. Later on he was In the com
mission business.
For four years past Mr.. peasants nad
been clerk in the employ Of J. d. Pat
ton * Co.
Mr.. Peasants was native OF Halifax.
He married Miss Mitchell, OF that coun-
~. who survives him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
10 p-maanellze q Watch.

Watches that have been magnetize1
can he readily demagneuzed in the fol-
about three feet long to the watch ring
and twist it tight. With the end OF, the
string IN one hand, hold the watch. IN
the other hand close 10 the pole OF a
dynamo in operation. Then release the
watch and as It spins walk gradually
away from the DYNAMO. holding the
watch by the string Power.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
ILLNESS or DIR. J. q. BOSTON.
An Unknown Pers"" AAoots into n Norfolh
md Wcs,rrn ,,rssenrer Train

LURAY. VA. June l6.-Special.-
John G. Booton, father OF Judge r. l..
Booton, OF this county. lifelong Demo-
crat and one OF our best citizens. Is in a
critical condition. and his physicians hold
out but little hope OF his recovery He
was stricken few days ago with facial
paralysis
Manv Of our farmers are harvesting,
and all the wheat In Page will have been
cut by the middle OF next week
An unknown person shot into the pas-
senger train Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad train south. which leaves Luray
at 7:ib, on yesterday evening. The shot
was nred from the woods one mile south
Of here. No arrests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
What our New York firm says;

vo,x DnY GooDs EXCHANGE
NE" Incorporated),
"a 10 80 Walker street.
Nrw YonK. June IL. 1898. }
ri. coben Company. Richmond. Va:
Gentlemen,-We hereby certify
that YOUR firm is the only one in
your city that is a member of the
New York Dry Goods Exchange,
and any statement on the part of
any other firm intimating to the
contrary is false. No other firm in
your city gets the advantage of
membership, and if any other firm
buys at the Exchange they buy
them at a liberal profit over the
price at which they are furnished
to you, a part of which profit you
get the advantage OF through your
membership with US.
Yours very truly,
NEW YORK DRY GOODS
EXCHANGE.
JAMES B. Fox, Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
Tho vlgi,nnr Reaches Glasgow

GLASGOW. June 1.-THE American
Yacht Vigilant arrived at Gourock at 3
o'clock this afternoon having made the
passage from New York In fifteen days
and nine hours. All on board are well,
and the yacht is in splendid condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO.
OBITUARY.
B. 8. BARBouR.

News has been received from Fort
Worth. Texas. Of the death of Mr. -.
S Barbour, formerly Of this city. Mr.
Barbcur was well II own in railroad
circles, having been formerly win me
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and az
one time general passenger ana lIel5h~
arent Cf the Richmond and Allegheny
lie leaves q family. who reside In Pitts
burg Pa. and one daughter, Mrs. j.
Il. How ard, of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
MICHAEL DoLAN.

News was received here yesterday OF
the death I'm Lexington, KY, OF MT.
Michael Dolan, formerly a well-known
contractor of this city. who moved 10
Lexington shortly after the war. His
daughter. Mrs. ~ =. Murphy Of this
city, FASTENED to his bedside, arriving
there Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
Mr.. WILLIAM pAxDprDGE POLLARD.

AYLETTs. VA. June B.-special.-
Died. at Edgehill. King William county.
va. the residence OF Miss NJ. L. Pollard
on Friday evening. June Is. 1891. Mr.. VII
liam cambridge Pollard, Of paralysis. He
had been paralyzed for over two years
He was for a number Of years clerk OF
this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

elL OIL as GrenadInes ought to be-Benga-
Inc Grenadine. open Mesh Swivel
Grenadine. Embroidered tlgured fd irh
mani. Surah stripe Grenadine, Inc
nrlce range and best value or these
has been 81 45 TO $40; any MONDAY
for Csc a YARD.
These hints are only a thought OF
the great Silk selling that is ordered.
Some OF our retailing in the
ready made department reads
almost ridiculous. You can rely on
everything about the garments is
"firSt-clasS."
Duck Suits, in a variety OF colorinSs
and designs, at 1913; others that were
Sc year ago IN the quality we are
retailing for S2.25 TO $40.
Navy or Black Suits, In ATWOOD Serge'
i'm new cutaway styles, and the price
$3.50. Whatever new styles anywhere
they are always here first
French Serge suits, .etailed even in
New York at SO are here at $50.
Ladies' Vests, ought all 10 be made by
men tailors. These 10 Vests were
made so, and the price only N.3-
white or colored.
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT
are bargains too.
Irish Linen Writing Paper. quality that
no one house ever made an enOrt 10
sell for less than CSC "A pound. IL
would have been useless. COhen's
prices makes II l6c a full pound pack
age, rough or smooth finish.
Read up and cheer your mind.
See the cost.
Yellow Aston. or Ships That Pass In
the Night. Sc
"Dodo" and the Umbrella Member. by
Harreden. l9c each.
Heavenly Twins, soc.
Schooners That Pass In the Dark, 39c.
A purchase of 9, 900 handy classics,
beautifully bound, in white, gold,
gold and blue, gold and pink, sea
green, mode, old rose, heliotrope,
comprising all the old favorites and
a few Of the new, suitable for
storing the mind with beautiful
IDEAS and to be stored in your
library, are placed on the counter
for your approval. Publishers best
price 75c-our price 500.
The following are Some Of this
weeks leaders:
Foster Chamois Gloves. regular price
Sl.5; COhen's price zoe.
Black SILK Gloves. largest size, No. 6,
25c; real worth 15c.
Niagara Spa Pms sold at soc, for loo
each.
COO pieces Ribbon on sale Monday at
greatly reduced prices.
Atwood Storm Serge, in black and
navy. easily sold for SOC; Monday -
and 81 lie.
The HOUSEKEEPERS' FRIEND,
&" SlLEXO" SECURING SOAP.
For general household use equally
as good if not BETTER than
SapoIlo. In order to introduce it
we will sell MONDAY ONLY, 4
Cakes for Ioc, after that the regu-
lar price. Every cake guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17
Tidewatcr Racos

TAHPAHANNOCK, June N.-Speciai
One thousand persons witnessed the OPEN
M Of the Tfdswater Agricultural and
hH>> eA~Ak Aasfciatlnln- On thsir splendId
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-17

Those large Sixteenth Cenuy
Finished Rattan Rocking Chairs
which we are selling at SL9o and
are worth $3.50, are going fast. DO
not delay if YOU want one.
Easels bought at sacrifice prices.
A big loss 60 the manufacture.
Fancy Bamboo Easels. feet high. "a.
each, others. - feet high 40 IF.
worth 81, at 69c. worth yl5D. az e.'
worth 81; at N.l9, worth $50.
The most Serviceable Preserwn,
Kettles made are Gray Enamen..
Steelware, light and convenient %
handle, and easily kept clean. VIII
wear better than iron. SPECIAL
prices for this week.
aquarts squarts 4quart'
l9c SOc ne
quarts squar's 10 quart.
SIC Ole ac
p quarts Ii quarts
SIC 95c
COO Gray Enamelled steel Tipped es..a
Pans. 3-quart size 25c each. res ar
worth &C
New arrival Of Lunch, Nuae,
and Picnic Baskets. SpecI1. .uH
price.
Fancy Lunch Baskets. 8 different st.'cs
l5c each. regular worth 25c.
900 Diamond King Small Picnic fas-
kets substantially made. ic each
Market Baskets from lJr to 80 r ,s.r.
80 dozen Threc-Strlug ParlOr Bg..us,
selected corn, l2c each.
Wire Screen Doors for dining
rooms, kitchens ana offices, sc
each.
Extension Window Screens, l9,
IS, 81, 40 and SOC each.
81 inches hish oak Screens. brass rim.
PICTURES Na2 Pastelles white ari
gold Florentine frames. worth
each, for 9lc.
23XI Paste.lc. white and silver I.rar-
tine frames. value CLIO EACH tor ti.
TOILET SETS.-lO IntcrgiIEe I..l-
rated Cottage shape Toilet Sets. $50
set.
l4x0 Polished Maple Wood Pantry
Boards l5c each.
l5-inch Nailed Wash Boards fc each
Three Prong oak Towel Racks. worth
25c each. for Zoe.
Pinch Polished Wood Ice Trays. b.
each.
Spout Tea Strainers. 20 each.
Brisue Stove Brushes. long handle. be-,
worth l5c
Bristle Wall Brushes. 25c.
1000 Surprise lee picks. 80 each.
GrOoVed Butter Paddles. 2c each.
800 three-quart Covered Tin Buckets b.
each.
Nut-Meg Graters. 90.
COcOanut Grttcrs. So.
Wire Flesh Forks. for Sc.
Cake Turner's. 2c.
2-quart Drip Coffee Pots. So. worth -r
ng-Handle Perforated Skimm,rs. ir.
Large Box To0thpicks. 2c
Sole agents NORTH STAR PEE
frigerators, best made. Interior -.r-
culation cold dry air. Hard woci
Low prices.
Mason's Improved Fruit Jars
Pnts, 4Sc dozen; quarts, sos Dozen
THE COHEN co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
II YOU ABE THINKING

OF having a new Bath Tub, Patent
Closet, Kitchen Sink, Hot Water Boiler,
Cutters, Conductors, Stove Pipe, Water
Pipe or anything in the Tinsmith or
Plumbing Line, either in new work or
general repairing, we would be pleased
to receive a call from you, either per
sonally or by telephone. Estimates
furnished. All work guaranteed and
promptly attended to. We respectfully
solicit your trade. Shop: Beretanla
street, second door east of Armory
Please ring up Mutual Telephone PA.
THOS. MOTT,
Per JAS NoTT, Jr. 1850
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
vi that she will attend limited num-
Der of patients. Address at Il. NJ.
Whitney's, King st.. j; Bell Telephone 70.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
Two Conversational Stories.

Dr. Thomas Dunn English. the author of
Ben Bolt" told an amusing little anecdote
on the same day that Brosius made his speech.
says the New York suns Washington letter.
He was speaking about the tariff on coal. He
said that some years ago the republicans
wanted to put duty on anthracite. They
said that an enormous deposit of the coal had
been discovered in Canada, and that II duty
was not placed upon it orr miners in PennSyl-
vauia would be driven from the field. Some
DOdy secured specimen OF the Canadian
anthracite and sent 1t to a swami NJ Yale,
who was asked to give his opinion upon it.
He made an examination OF it, and wrote
back:
My opinion. after a careful examination of
this coal is that the man who sits upon it on
the day of judgment will be the last to be
burned
The House exploded, and it was some mo-
ments before the chairman OF the committee
OF the whole could bring 1t to order.
The Hon. Frederick II. Gillet OF Massachu-
sets told an amusing story while speaking
of the change in the political situation in
Massachusetts. William A. Russell had three
times been elected governor of that state.
4 hen another democratic Russell, John r.,
had made the campaign and had been wiped
out by an enormous majority. He said that
II reminded him of the story of a small boy
who was walking with his mother in Harlem.
The boy began to cry when he saw goat
| butttng the shadow that he cast against the
| fence. His mother said Don be frightened.
dear. It doesn't hurt you to have the goat
butt your shadow, does it,"
NO. mamma, - whimpered the boy but if
he bltts my shadow like that, what will he do
when he sees mey'
And So continued Mr.. Ginett. "if the
mere shadow of democratic legislation
brought that republican majority in Massa.
chuSetts last fall, what VIII happen in MasSa-
chusetts when they see the legislation it.
self
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
BE Ordered "Foaohed Aigs. -

The man with the hare lip was hungry, says
the Chicago Post. He went into a State
street restaurant and at once got into trou-
bic with the waiter because of his lna5ility to
pronounce the letter p" He studded the
coffee stained bill OF fare and then said:
4 want four fOached aigs"
When the waiter returned he deposited be-
fore the guest four slices of pork. The hare
lipred man looked at the meat, then at the
waiter.
Il didn't order that" he said
Oats what yo' Ohdahed, sab" replied the
darkey. "Yo' sayd yo' wanted TO polk
steaks"
NO. didn't order four fork steaks; l or
dered four foached aigs."
Wei, what yo' kicker about? Dere your
TO pok steaks"
The hungry man first made sure that the
Senegambian was not guying him, and then
sand;
see here. my friend don't suppose you
ever lived on a farm"
The waiter said he hadn't and the colloquy
proceeded by the following cirouitous route
in order to avoid the liugJal rock on which
the hungry mans gastronomtc hopes had
been wrecked at the outset:
w ell. you know what rooster Isl"
Yes. sab; saw one on SOuf Watah street
once
You know what a ROSTERS wife Isl"
"Dey youster call EN- hens"
are:' -
"Chickums"
"Yau know what ROSTERS wifes children
afore theyr Matched aTe"
''Aigs."
Well I-want-four-roo wite's-
children-afore-they 'rc- hatched-,foached 50
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
PERSONAL.

President Cleveland has accepted an cleo
ton TO honorary membership in the Colonial
Society OF Massachusetts
Lord Rosebery at school was so girlish that
ne was nicknamed Miss Primrose" but
former schoolmaies do not venture to address
MIN now as they then did. Miss Pr1m
Henry Gust. N. p. the editor Of Waldorf
Asto-'s Pail Mall Gazette is great society
man. and counted as one Of the most promis-
ing young men in the House Of Commons
Austin Gollaher an aged Kentuckian. who
has recently celebrated his ssth birthday, was
a playmate Of Abraham Lincoln years and
years ago, and once saved the latter from
drowning
Giacomo Puccini is q musical man Of the
hour In Italy. His ''Manon Lescaut' has just
brought him within reach of fame, though he
Is ~ years old. His family for three genera
lions have been musicians
The women Of South Germany are going to
send an Illuminated address to Prince Bis
marck on his 18th birthday April 1, and they
alao intend TO ACCOMPANY 10 with a case OF all
the vines from their various districts.
The Apache chief, Geronimo for some years
past at Mount Vernon. Ala, is said TO have
grown old rapidly, so far as physical appear
anCe IS concerned, his hair being as white as
snow but he is still ROBUST and hearty.
The famous painter Munkacsy has been
commissioned by the Hungarian government
TO execute picture representing the appeal
OF Maria Theresa to her subjects in l74l, when
her country was menaced by Frederick the
Great.
CoIrlay Steel who on the death Of Sir Ed
ward Landseer was appointed animal painter
10 Scotland to the queen, died recently in
Edinburgh at the age OF "A. Since 1882 he has
acted as principal curator Of the national gal
lery at Edinburgh.
Mr.. Spo6ord, the librarian Of congress,
says. In an interview reported in Lippincott
that title can't be copyrighted The law
Is that the substance. the literary contents,
OF BOOK OF publication may lie protected by
copyright, but not the name
1t is reported that two New York congress
men-Cockran and Payne-have the largest
heads in the House Of Representatives Each
OF them wears No. hat. Gen. Wheeler, Of
Alabama, ana representative Dingley, Of
Maine, have the smallest heads and wear tiles
that measure So
Queen Victoria has gone to Florence and
the members other party of whom most has
been said are her collie dog and her favorite
donkey, says the New York Sun. Carriages
for the use OF the royal lady we're taken
along, hut the horses were left behind Not
so with the pet donkey, who accompanies her
majesty on all OF her tours.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
A Wicked Oonspiracv.

Commander Coxey, of the commonweal
army, slipped away from his host Of 1874
at Alliance day before yesterday and
went back to Massillon, his home, to at
tend some stock sales. 1t is a matter of
doubt that the army will see much more
of COxey- A humber of things seem to
be conspiring against his noble efforts to
save the country.
1t does not appear, as matter of fact,
that the country is in any especial need
of being saved at this juncture. 1t has
been saved so often and so noisily of
late, and at such an enormous cost in the
way of pensions and perquisites, that it
really seems 1t would be a novelty and
much cheaper TO lose it few times
However, when Coxey went 70 all the
trouble of getting up his army for the ex-
press purpose of saving the country it
seems that his wicked creditors and the
wickeder democrats might have let him
alone long enough to march to Washing
ton.
But they didn't do it. The very day he
left Massillon his wicked creditors began
talking about attaching his property be-
cause he wouldn't pay his debts, and the
wickeder democrats, who have control Of
the weather bureau at Washington, sent
| down upon the army cold wave that
frOze every germ of enthusiasm in the
ranks. 1t is to be hoped, by the way, that
the freeze killed other germs in the ranks
also.
1t is easy to see there was a concocted
scheme between the wicked creditors and
the wickeder democrats Coxey in his
proper person represented the creditor
class; the grasping money power, one sec
ton of which had sold him a horse on
| credit and wanted its pay, resolved to
make an example of him. To this end the
| grasping money power began harassing
him with writs and rumors of attach
ments, and its co-cOnspirator, the wicked
democracy, sent down lot Of cold cur
rents, snow drifts, contrary winds and all
the other meteorological plaques possible,
and froze up things and made it hard for
| Coxey and his patriots to walk along the
roads or lie down in their tents
| In the face of such persistent and
sinful opposition Coxey and his patriots
ought to quit and go home-if Coxey
hasn't done so already; the people would
understand it. The saving of the country
win keep.