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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
C0RBETTS EXHIBITION.
ARRANGEMENTS Nearly Complete for
the show TO-NOrrOv,

sam Mott Manager Brady's repre-
sentative here. is making arrangements
Tor Corbetts show at Madison Squa re
Garden Tomorrow night. He said that
as now arranged Corbett would spa
three rounds each with Creedon and
Donaldson.
Tom Tracey and Jack Dempsey will
spar. and there will be numerous bouts
between local pugilistic lights.
Manager Sanger, of the Garden, eX-
poets telegram from Brady to-day
giving the complete details. Corbett and
party are expected over the Richmond
and Danville route at 2 o'clock to-mor-
rom afternoon.
The Coleman House sports, where
Corbett was hot favorite. are all to
wear small lapel buttons with Corbett's
photograph on them. A peddler made
to-day and sold out in double quick
time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
BOTH men EN- ROUTE.
Oorbett and Mitchell Are Speed
ing to New York,
Their Florida Court Case Put Over
Until February.
Gold Watch for the Champion from
His Southern Friends.

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 2s-An the
parties arrested after yesterdays fight
were present before Judge Phillips in
ths Criminal Court this morning.
Corbett and Mitchell, chattcd pleasant
ly, and appeared to be the best Of
friends. Mitchell showed few marks
Of hts battle. Beyond slight abrasion
OF the left side of his face, there was
nothing to indicate the punishment he
received.
Corbett was unmarked, hat was bath
ing his left hand with liniment. Charley
observing this asked him the cause. Jim
laughingly answered:
"Oh, some of those fellows last night
wanted to show how strong they were.
and they wrenched my hand"
Mitchell told Corbett that he Was feel
ing all right except for soreness In his
left shoulder
The trial of the case was postponed
until the February term Of court. New
bonds were given and Corbett left the
courtroom hurriedly. in order to catch
his special train for New York
John Kelly. who was referee at the
fight, was not arrested, and is probably
we'll on his way to New York.
on the way out Of the courtroom
Corbett crossed to where Mitchell was
seated. and reaching out his hand said.
with q pleasant smile: well good-by,
Charley ''Good-by. JIM" said Mitch.
u,,n :,
remarked Corbett. Sure thing. JIM"
was the reply, and they separated.
Brady followed Corbett shook hands
friends. 1t wa, fully twenty minutes
after the departure of corbett before
Mitchell left and walked slowly back
~ ~. 80,
DO you know what l think of Jack
sepville?" he said "I think II ia a.
r,,ghtv vood n,aceN,o q, throust ,m,or
soinr to pst ont OF here nS and uT 20 to to
Naw yorI at o,c,ock o'c,ock g
ride on. Then In about two weeks am
II, .,,,, - q, A,o,,s,,,o ,a o,.a,,
gong paek 10 o.. augustine anu ENJOY
myself"
Mitchell left the city at 2.25 on the
r,oriaa c.ntr., tor Savar,oh m bic
F'oriua Cehyai lor Savannah on ms
way to New York. He was accompanied
by Billy Thompson, Billy Edwards, Jack
Eoaar,., na To-, othars o,,ta crowd
s.s a,iu &c" o.I.s ~"
greeted him In the ONCE OF the Everett
House when he came down from his
roovo dovsn fr1enas nre.sed forw.rd
- nr... ,,n. 80 ha 80 than, am 'rt,h
TO greet him, ana ne met them all with
q hearty grip Of the hand and a pleasant
word
"o,u'
was IN nara luck th's time' ne
said, and / guess ! am done with the
ring, as far as getting inside the ropes
Is concerned.
bsf0re Coroett leit to ,S a. whicn ne old
a. u.U. ne expressed sis,ooo 70 Boston
pank 70 pe placed 70 MS oraeI' Inc re. re
mHHlhng wv ne hau chanSea mtg tloo
DIS, whlch ne presented 10 MS traihers'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
f1E WORLDS CIRCULATION YESTERDAY, 658

sporting Club. Informed a representative
or the Associated Press to-day that he
was In communication with Corbett and
jackson, and that he was doing his best
to bring about a meeting between these
two pugilists in London.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
Not Quite n Fit.

,FrOm Street s smiths Good News,
Mrs Oldtime--I do think these cal
Ieges might teach boys a llstle sense"
Ne,ghb1r-D0n they:
Mrs. Oldtlme--No they don't. sent my
grandson nice, big. soft, warm feather
bed for HIM 10 use this Winter, and what
do you think he wrote back? He said he
was much Obliged for that football suit.
but Il didn't quite tit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
In United States senate.

IBy AsAOcIated Fress.I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Chambers motion TO post
pone the Federal Election Law Repeal
bill until December next was rejected
by a vote of 20 yeas to 2S nays.
Senator Dolph offered an amendment
to the Hawaiian resolution, declaring
that Minister Willis should be recalled.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26

G. H. Henry. charged with swindiing wholesale
merchants on the west side out Of several thousand
dollars by representing himself to he pur-
chasing agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad
com pany was held r 81 900 bail for trial In the
'rombs Police Court this afternoon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
stationery Contracts Awarded.

m BOARD of rtp Record met this morning and
.ccidcl 90 formally award the contracts for sup
pl,luE Stationery. To all The departments Of the
city government, except the Police, I0cks and
ENc'sO departments as tolloWs; l.. ", Ahrens &
90, Eii1slsI Manhattsn supply Co.. s., SD % (;
tsres !pnnhst.y' ,Lsso ~, TOTAL sSv'sSi'h
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
London Hears u Report that Cor
hoft VIII Flight jackson There.
By Associated Press

tBy Associated Press,J
LONDON, Jan. 26.-It Is announced
nero that Champion corbett has ar
RANGED to come 10 Englac ed, and that the
hsht between him and Peter jackson
VIII probably occur before the National
squirting Club in June.
larIser Fleming. ot ths Natioasl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
BID FOR THE NEXT FIGHT.
Los Angeles Capitalists Want the
Corbett-Jaclts0n Fray.
tBy Associated Press. }

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. ga num-
Der OF the wealthiest men in this city
have formed the Santa Catalina Athletic
club, and agreed 10 offer purse OF
$4,000 for the fight between Corbett and
jackson. the hght to take place on Cata-
INA Island. which l. situated twenty
miles from the mainland
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26

Lizzie Campbell, the Young woman who was
burnrd at the FIRE at II Barclay street Yesterday
afternoon died In great agony in the Chambers
street Hospital at noon to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
INCOME TAX RULE.
1t Is TO he brought In by the
House Committee TO-MOrrOW.

tBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-As a result
Of the conference this noon. 1t has been
definitely decided that the Rules Com
mittee are to bring in a rule tomorrow
to cover both the question of amending
the Tariff bill by including the income
tax and the consequent extension of de-
bate for three days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26
HANGING IN HIS CELLAR.
Aged Gcorse GruninGer ThOuRht
10 Have Committed Suicide.

George T. GruninSer, slXty-tive years
old. was found dead hanging in the Gel
lar of his house, no Tenth avenue. al
uuon to-day,
He is supposed TO have committed sui
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26

,.wheezing" IN children Is soon cured ~ "
fAnons Dc italrs Cough syrup, ~ y !. q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-01-26

ltel.l,t.Iel eA Stssnlh ItIge,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
BI4YTON IN JAIL.
His Case In Postponed 10 Allow HIN !"


cure Counsel for Defence.
The curiosity which has been eVihoe'
in every feature Of the Blayton MURDER
case was shown TO be undated yester-
day morning when John Henry Blayton,
the wife murderer. was brought In .ne
Police Court for the preliminary trAi,
He was brought to the court from tne
almshouse in the city ambulance ao
companled by Or. Hugh Mcclure sur
geOn at the almshouse.
His head was swathed in bandages, and
two police officers assisted the old man
into the courtroom. which was filed
in every part by spectators, who had
gathered in expectation Of seeing the
murderer.
The old mans appearance was more
pitiable than ferOcious when he entered
with his entire head bandaged and his
only eye almost covered with the folds
around his head.
Coroner Taylor first gave a description
OF the wounds received by Mrs dayton
from the pistols i'm the hands OF the old
man before the court, and the eXamina-
ton was about to proceed when Blayton
asked for a continuance. In order to have
an opportunity to communicate with
friends In New Kent TO secure counsel.
Justice Crutchfeld granted a postpone
ment to May 3lst. and upon receiving a
favorable report as 10 the prisoners ply
steal condition, committed him to Jail
until that date. The following witnesses
were recognized In the sum OF $500 fol
their appearance at the examination
Anthony r. Mallett. the eyewitness TO
the killing; Ofcer r. L. Shumaker, who
arrived at the house before the death of
the woman; Eleanore Christian (colored)
formerly house servant IN the employ OF
the BlaytOns, and Or. Hugh Mcclure, the
ambulance surgeon. Blayton was az once
removed to the jail I'm the ambulance
The New Kent attorney who Will defend
clayton against the charge of wife muir
der is Mr. Richmond Lacy, j prominent
member Of the bar OF that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

so cheerfully gave their fortunes and their
lives for the Lost Cause.
cavalry veterans win report at Cren-
shaw warehouse Immediately on arrival
In the city. to either Of the undersigned
committee, who will give them necessary
Information regarding quarters for them
selves and horses
There will be a general "rendezvous'
or veteran cavalry at the Tobacco Ex-
change at 1890 o'clock on BOTH where we
will spend an hour or two in social in
tercourse, &C., &c.
The committee Is composed Of the fol-
lowing veterans: J. i. Talley a. y. Gill,
Alexander Jennings. J. r. Tenant. Hem
~ Kracke, J. y. Lipscomb. c. A. Tay-
Tor, L. b. Vaughan. T. ". Sydnor.
Those comrades who expect to be I'm
Richmond on May Goth are requested to
notify Mr.. L. b. Vaughan or Mr.. T. w.
Sydnor, at the Crenshaw warehouse,
Richmond, as soon as practicable.
TIE MONUMENT FUND.
Postmaster Cullingworth. treasurer OF
the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors
Monument Association, has received the
following additional subscriptions to the
deficiency fund:
Drewry. Hughes &c Commandments
J. II. Dickerson. Lynchburg. Va..... 5
T. A. Cary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
George w. Anderson. Observation-Disclosures. 5
Or. w. w. Parker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
W. G. Preston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
{. l.. Todd .......................... -
Sampson Hirfh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Treasurer Cullingworth is exceedingly
DESTROYS Of closing up this account, and
requests those members pledged 10 raise
subscriptions TO turn IN the funds at once.
BLAcKsBUEG CADETS coMISC.
First Lieutenant Woodson p. Waddy,
the adjutant OF the battalion Of cadets
at the Virginia Agricultural and Afechani-
cal College. at Blacksburg, who has been
I'm the city for the past three days, left
last night for Roanoke. He has been
here to make all the necessary arrange
ments for the battalion, which will be
here during the unwilling OF the Private
Soldiers and Sailors monument.
The battalion will arrive here on Tues
day, May 9th, about 6 Z. NJ. by special
train. and will Immediately 30 into camp
at the head Of Franklin street. near the
Lee monument. the necessary tents hav-
ing been kindly loaned by Governor
OFerrall. The battalion, which will be
about 200 strong, will consist Of four
companies and band. II will remain
here until the next Friday morning. The
| battalion will mess at the Exposition
| buildings.
Every afternoon between and o'clock
a dress parade viii be given by the
| battalion, under the command Of Colonel
| Hartman, and the boys are determined
| to put forth every effort to make the
| best possible impression.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
THE MAIN sTREET FIRE.
The Department Did Good Work in Sup
pressing the Flnmaa.

pressing the Flames.
The scene of the fire on Main street
by daylight yesterday showed that the
department had done excellent work in
arresting its progress. The origin of the
fire will probably never be known. but
It probably originated under the steps
in Valentines store. and finding free
course up the elevator shaft and across
TO George -. Davis store, next door,
made one Of the quickest and hottest fires
of the year.
II now turns out that the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Company had no in
surance whatever on their store, II being
on machines stored In another building.
Their loss by water Is considerable. The
rain yesterday poured through the holes
I'm the roof made by the hremen, In per-
fec, streams and added somewhat to the
damage.
Probably the heaviest loss will fall on
George y. Davis, whose loss Will amount
to a good deal more than his insurance.
The Baker family lost everything es-
Gaping with only the scantiest clothing.
and as they are in very poor eircum-
stances they will need help.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
The Half Holiday

Richmond, Va, May 70, 1894
Editor Times: The long list Of firms pub
lished this morning as agreeing to close
their places Of business on Saturday al ?
o'clock is / think, proof that the COM
munity was ready for the question. but as
they are only a portion Of our large and
varied Industries. it Is TO be hoped that
employers in other lines Of business viii
follow the good example and give them
selves and their employees a weekly half
holiday.
But while greatly gratlfied at what has
been accomplished, l feel that the more
general payment of wages earlier I'm the
week than Saturday is of vital importance
10 the lasting success Of the movement
If people have to do all their shopping on
Saturday evening it will not be holiday
for them.
A little thoughtfulness and consideration
on the part Of employers is all that IS
necessary to convince them of its ad-
vantages. and IL any employer doubts 1t
let him ask his men If they would Ike IT,
JOHN $. MUNCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
moonlirht Excursion Down the River

Under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association Boat Club. moon
Nght excursion will take place next
Thursday evening down the James river
to Dutch Gap on board of the steamer
Pocahontas. The ladies of the Second
Baptist Church have kindly consented
10 take charge OF the refreshments on
that occasion. The steamer will leave
the wharf Of the Virginia Navigation
Company at o'clock. There will be good
music on board, and splendid time Is
expected by all. The net proceeds OF the
excursion will go into the fund OF the
boat club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

Quite an enjoyable minstrel entertain
ment will be given at the Richmond The
atre on Monday, May 10Th, under the
management Of Messrs. Shackleford q
Meyers. 1t IS for a charitable object, and
Mr.. Leath has donated the house. Some
Of the best talent in the city have been
secured. and the managers will spare no
expense IL making it grand success.
Messr5. Shackleford. Meyers, Lathrop
and Wallace are the end men. while Eu-
banks, Barker, Leftwlch and Poindexter
constitute the singers. InterlocutOrs and
specialists are Morrissett, Boyd, Stokes,
Davis. bridges. browning and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
THE CHRISTIAN ENDBAYORS.
Meeting Of the state Executive Committee
to Prepare for the Convention.

The Executive Committee OF the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
met at the Y NJ. c. A. yesterday after
noon.
Robert Leckie. Jr.. was appointed man
ager Of the Virginia delegation to the
annual convention Of the society which
takes place in July at Cleveland Q. He
will have charge Of all the arrangements
and communicate with the societies
throughout the State.
The secretary reported ten new societies
In the State since the last meeting.
John D. MUrreil was appointed com
mlttee TO arrange for the holding Of a
rally Of the Virginia delegates at Cleve-
land. on the day set apart by the con-
vention for such meetings.
The indications are that the Virginia
delegation will be much stronger than ever
before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Ordination Services.

Rev. c. r. Kuyk and Rev. Frank Steed
will be ordained this morning at ST.
Johns Episcopal church Rev. X. a..
Goodwin, the rector of the church, VIII
present Rev. Mr.. Kuyk, and Rev. VAL
entine T.. Jones will present Rev. Mr.
Steed Right Rev. r.. NJ. Whitue. the
bishop OF the diocese, will officiate at
the ordination, and Rev. T.. l.. Goodwin,
of Petersburg. will preach the ordination
sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Lecture on Women.

The Rev. J. Wiley Biedsoe. former
pastor Of Park-Place Methodist Episcopal
church. will deliver a lecture in nv lee
tureroom Of that church on Monday
evening. May Dist. His subject wilt be
Woman" charming vocal programme
will be rendered by Miss Helen Stockdeil,
soprano. and Miss Fanny Digges. contrai-
%. All who had the pleasure OF hearing
these exceptionally fine voices durinf
he winter AZ Park-Piace and at MISS
btockdelrs musicale. in April. will be de-
lighted 10 hear them again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Tire on Cherry Street,

The alarm OF FIRE turned I'm last night
about O'clock was occasioned by blaze
IN the kitchen In rear OF the brick house
NO. ZS south Cherry street. owned by
Ar James O'Keefe and occupied as a
residence by Dir. w. r. Epps. The FIRE
spread from the kitchen tc the main
portion OF the house, and at one time
hnere was quite lively blaze. The faith
ss work OF the firemen. however. soon
saungwshed the flames. after q total
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
FANS.

The Japs have a peculiar. indescribabl'
way of decorating their 1 ans.
We have them IN a large variety or
colors. also black. In folding or straight.
The prices range from SOC. up 10 Toe. Also,
the small sizes in FOLDING FANS FOR
CHILDREN from Sc. up.
show some very unique effects IN Gauze.
Black. White, and COlors. The White arc
especially adapted for commencement
Fans.
Your attention Is also called to the
CHILDREN. Price p and &c, all colors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
MILL CABS and PIX. B0nnGtS.

one lot OF fine quality NULL cAPs
AND BONNETS-the original prices
ranged 81, SIS, $50 our travelling men
had them on the road. Some are NOT ~
perfect condition. others are. You wiz
have Il pick at them on Monday. frles
50c ,,,<,,,,,D
we show six styles in TUCKED,
CORDED, and EMBROIDERED ROUND
CAPS. Price DC. -
We also have them as low-prlced as lOc;;
But the finer grades at 80, 75c., q, and
upwards. I'm CORDED AND BONNET
EFFECTS, we are particularly anxious
for you TO see. The prices were never 80
low on NULL CAPS OR HATS.
T. X. BONNETS, good quality. tut
size. white. pink, and Blue, choice Zoe,
verv nretty and serviceable. and ara
made SO they can De easily washed.
NURSES CAPS and 2c, for P5etty
main VAL. LACE TRIMMED CAfs' or
D0TTED SWISS. n preferred.
Finer grades. g., 81 y and ns a @G' APRONS
FoR NURSES, at prices ranging from
l5c. TO Sl.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
TlG Discount Of Is Per Cent
ON ALL
COlOred Trimmed
HATS AND BONNETS
HOLDS GOOD FOR
Monday and Tuesday.

We are determined TO dispose of all the
COLORED HATS we have In stock' so
we have cut the price of the UNIRlN-
MED HATS as well, in many instances,
one-third former price; others Just half.
For instance, the Sl.50 FINE FRENCH
TAPE AND TUSCAN STRAW HATS
are 75c.; the 81 HATS for 80 and sc, ana
for 2oc. you can buy what would usually
cost about Toe. at this season OF the St year;
These shapes are all the very latest
styles, and the cause OF this cut in price
is our oyerstock OF these goods.
FRENCH CHIP AND ITALIAN LEG
HORNS. AS WELL As FANCY TUS-
CAN STRAW SHAPES, in White. are
shown in large variety OF shapes and
flats, for both ladies and children. Inc
prices are In keeping with the unusual
values offered here during this month";,
WHITE AND BLACK excellent quail
tyl SHADE HATS. usually sold for &C.
BLACK AND WHITE LEGHoRN
FLATS coarse quality, making excellent
shade Hats, 25c. -.,,.,,
WHITE BLACK, and NAVY YACHT
ING HATS rough or smooth straw, Zoe.
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAILORS,
solid white, with streamers. 20c.
WHITE AND COLORED COMBlNA-
TON, trimmed with band and steamers,
FINE ROW and ROW NAVY and
WHITE TRIMMED SAILORS. 4Sc.
CHILD'S FINE MILAN NAVY SAIL
Or. with All-Silk F'aille Ribbon Band and
Streamers, reduced 10 81.
Finer qualities at N.5O and N.y3.
STRAW TAM O'SHANTAS, White or
Navy, 50, 75c., and 81. -..-
BOYS MIXED STRAW CAPS DC.
YACHTING CAPS, good grade tlan-
mel and Trlcot, 2oc. ..,..,.,,
other styles in CLOTH TAM OSHAN-
IA AND YACHTING CAPS for girls as
well. 1900,
WHITE DUCK YACHTING CAPS and
ROUND HATS, in all sizes, 2oc.
WHITE DUCK TAM OSHANTAS' WIN
Navy SIX Ribbon Band and Leather
Sweat Band, which can be removed when
wa shed prico use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
To Make Additions.

Messrs. J. T. Beecham. s. H. Hans
brough, W. II. Wynn. and +. B. Conner.
members Of the Executive Committee Of
the Western State Hospital. together
with Mr.. J. L. Nelson, an architect
called on Governor O'Ferral yesterday
in reference 70 certain additions 20 be
made ~ the institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

A fire destroyed the stable Of Mr.
Claude Davis, on Decatur street between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth. in Manches-
ter, last night about $3.50 o'clock. The
horse and wagon were saved. Damage
about slo0. The origin Of the fire could
not be learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
TYSON Union neetIuo

The Tyson union meeting for boys and
girls will take place this afternoon at
o'clock In Park Place Methodist church.
MIR. ID. S. Bennett will give black board
talk. Parents are requested to bring
their children,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
Special Cut
DUCK SUITS

A shipment OF thirty-nve Of those NEW
Duck. that have sold all along at NSS,
the price now 1896 The colors are white,
old blue with white dot navy with white
dot. linen or tan shade-all sizes. -,
Also. SPECIAL PRICES on the ErON
AND TUXEDO DUCK SUITS.
Your SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called
10 The values offered In SERGE BLAZER
SUITS, colors Navy and Black.
The so MOIRE-FACED CLAY WORST
ED SUITS are equal to any at NZ0
shown elsewhere. .. -,
The sl2 ENGLISH SERGE SUITS will
cost you SIS elsewhere.
If you have need Of such garment
better values will never be shown In
NEW, STYLISH CUT TAlLOR-MADE
SUITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
SPRING CAPES

What more serviceable could you get
to throw over the shoulders, should you
go 10 the mountain or seashore, Than one
of those SPRING-WEIGHr CAPES. Inc
prices have been cut from N.oo 10 - on
each Wrap. and now you can ma your
size and probably the color you want.
The prices are less than aetuai COST
We don't want to carry them over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
EXCHANGED Prints.

Rev. John j. Clopton, OF Meade-Memo-
rial Episcopal church, In Manchester, has
gone to Leesburg to MI the pulpit OF Rev.
Berryman Green this morning. The latter
will preach for Rev. Mr.. Clopton at Man
chester this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
A Portrait In Paris.

Miss Adele Williams. of this city, has a
nortrait on exhibition In the Paris Salon
fchamps Elyses). Miss Williams after
a tour through Italy, Will spend the sum
mer sketching In Holland. returning to
Richmond early In October