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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
SOUTHERN BAPTISIs.
Their ConvtntIon to be Held in Dallas.
Texss-Richmond Delegates.

The Southern Baptist Convention Will
meet in Dallas. Tex, May 18th. and con-
tlnue in session four days. Although the
location of the convention is remote from
the general centre, it is expected that
the attendance will be large.
The denomination IS strong in the Lone
Star State, which in area is as large as
five other States. and her delegates VIII
be at Dallas in force. Dallas is also con-
venient TO Missouri and other strong
Baptist States. which will send large
delegations.
The representation is authorized from
two sources. one on "A money basis. &C
cording TO the amount OF contribution to
the mission boards of the several States,
and the other. by election on the basis
OF one delegate to each district assoca-
ton
The former are appointed by the secre-
tary of the Home Mission Board and the
others when elected are also certified 10
him
The representation at Nashville last
year was by money basis e22 and from as
ISOLATION lGs.
Virginia on the money basis alone Is
entitled to over 100 delegates. but this
year only about twenty-five have notified
the secretary shat they will attend, the
smallest number for many years.
Those who will go from Richmond are:
Rev. Or. r. II. Pitt. Rev Dr. W. W.
Landrum. Rev. L. r. Thornhill. Professor
II. II. Harris,presl1ent Of the Foreign Mis-
sion Board Rev. r. J. Willingham the
secretary Of the same board: Rev. Or.
W. T.. Hatcher, j. Watson phUlips. T..
II TTar0rfgear, nr
fhall, ard Hon. J. i. NJ Curry. 1t is also
probable that T. II. Elicit and Monzo
Philips will attend. The other delegates
from Virginia who have scnifed their IN
tention Of going are: Henry Smeitz.
Hampton; Rev. Or. NJ. +. Wharton:
Rcv. y. y. Qulsenberry: r. j. West.
Rev. J. Il. Spesht and Rev. c. y. Don
aldson Norfolk: Rey. Z. p. Robertson
Rev. George T.. Truet g. II. Almond. and
II. y. Keller Lynchburg, and W. 4.
Pearson. BlueGeld. ". Va. the latter
place being tributary to the Virginia as
ISOLATION.
The convention IS an advisory body
and has no authority over tho local
churches. but the delegates decide by
vote the policy Of the denomination in
general matters.
judge HARRISON. Of 'he Supreme Court
Of Alabama, is president ~ the con-
vention Governor Northen. Of Georgia,
and others are vice-presiden's.
The convention has under It's aus
pices three boards-hvst Foreign Mis-
sion Board. OF Richmond; second Homo
Mission Board, 4 Atlanta; third. Sunday
school Board Of Nashville.
The Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary. at Louisville. Ky. which is the
lArgcst in America. is under the auspices
Of the convention. The board OF trustee
meet at Dallas on the day before the
convention. DR.. John a. Bro@dus Is
president Of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. During the
convention the alumni Of the seminary
will meet. Rev. H. Allen Upper. Jr,
of Baltimore is president Of the alumni
and will call a meeting on the second
day Of the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

I propose to build a large floating bath
house, with an adjustable bottom, for
the purpose OF establishing swimming
school for ladies and gentlemen az dif-
fercnt hours. provided l can get sufti-
cient number Of scholars and subscribers
for season tickets. The rates viii be:
For scholars. SO, and for season bathing
tickets. s. / have had years of expert
ence IN this business in the city OF Nor
folk. The enterprise proved a success,
and guarantee perfect satisfaction. All
persons Interested I'm this and desiring TO
secure the advantages will please notify
me at once by mail so l can have the
plan in operation by the 1st Of June.
Address GEO. l.. WESTMAN.
BIS south Fourth street. city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
10 Attend the Anniversary.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
have issued invitations TO participate In
the celebration OF their I0lst anniversary
on May 10Th, when the organization viii
attend the ceremonies connected with
the Wlveilng OF the Mary Washington
monument at Fredericksburg.
The invitations are issued by Mai y.
W. Richardson. president Of the asso-
citation, Capt. Sol. Cutchins. and the fol-
lowing committee: Lieutenant II. f..
Vaughan chairman, Allen q. Collins,
Charles H. Epps, Charles A. Gibson,
George W. Hunter, j. Alex. Jones, Ser
geant James ). Hazen, Corporal James
NCrthen, Private III. Il. Brown. A. i.
Stevens, J. Harry Tompklns, and Charles
G. Rady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
CHILDREN'S CAPS.

There IS nothing more comfortable or
pretty FOR summer wear for tn babies
than the WHITE NULL CAPS or BON
NETS
Here are pretty little =. X. SUN BON
NETS, In small sizes only Zoe
Better j. X. sun BoNNETS. With
cuilie OF Hamburg embroidery around the
front, pc.
Another style. with full runie Of =. K.
around the front, edged with embroidery,
23c.
Two styles I'm better grade p. X. BON
NETS at I5c.-vCry neat and stylish
Afother specially good +. Is. BONNET
Is the zoe. quality, which are reduced 10
50c.
PINK and BLUE CHAMBRAY l.. X.
BONNETS, reduced-in two stylcs--cS and
5Gc.
NULL CAPS. three styles-twb 'n imlta-
ton drawn thread aud imitation cordlng--
choice Zoe.
Six styles IN CORDED. TUCKED. and
EMBROIDERED ROUND CAPS. with
PompOn or fun Iuchc To- face choice &c.
Three styles EMBROIDERED AND
CORDED 3ONNETS, with Cape. special
value 3Sc
Six styles excellent values IN BON
NETS, with Cape. and Embroidered and
Corded effects, al Soc
-Four styles OF $L25 CAPS and BON
NETS. for this week. price reduced 10 &c.
Don't fail TO see them
NULL HATS. for children, .. IS. 30. Is.
95c.. and upward.
NULL TAM O'SHANTAS, for boys, 10,
IS. and soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
Shirt Waists and BI0HSGS.

PRINT WAISTS. roHe from shoulder
TO waist. full sleeve. 25c.
PEkCALE WAISTS I'm dot or stripe.
Numbered or unlaundcred. colors pink.
blue. and helotrope. choice soc.
LAUNDERED FINE PERCA LIE
WAISTS with SUR or soft bosom. re-
duced from 9Jc 10 75c.
LADIES LArNDERED SHIRTS.
stripes and solid colors. also white. prices
from Csc. 60 1885,
SOLID BLACK OR pIN-DOT SAT-
TEEN WAISTS, reduced from SIP and
@c % Dc.; made In the newest design
BLACK and COLORED SILK
WAISTS. prices from $3.50 up T. $50.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS. $50; better
grades. % and &C.
White. with coloreI Embroidery on
Ruhie Collar ard Cuffs reduced from 81;
now i,c.
Very pretty styles and qualities IN fine
SHEER LAWN WAISTS and DRESSING
SACQUES, tllm Nc. APP 20 1915.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
Washington AMI L,r Sammcr Law Schoo'.

Washington AMI Lrr SHmmcr Law Schoa..
WASHINGTON and Lee University, TO meet
the demands Of its patrons. has decided
to establish another law school, and on
.Iulv % next the Summer Law School
viii be opened, with Professor John Ran
dolph Tucker. LII. D., professor OF equity
and commercial Law and Of constitutional
and international law, and Pr.i.ssor
CHARLES \. Graves, NJ. A., professor OF
common and statute law, as instructors.
The law school Of this university has
always held a high place I'm the ranks
Of the schools OF law in this country, ana
eniovs reputation for thorouShness OF
its course that is secnd 10 none OF our
eou.hern institutions and far IN advance
Of many of them.
Tho new school will occupy the same
Mace and relation 10 the regular
law course Of Washington and Lee Uni
verzitv that has distinguished the sum
,,er law school Of Professor Minor at
the University OF Virginia.
rbe object Of the school viii he 10
teach Il summer course in order to FUR
nish practical instruction upon some OF
the more important aud difficult branches
NJ law 10 those who can not take the
fuu and regular course. and the lectures
viii he helpful to those who expect 10
- tho reeu1ar school and complete the
o-,,rso in one session Young practition-
ers c.ul find the school OF great benefit.
Iec,ures will be delivered daily for
ot-h. ueeIxs (ninety-six lectures In AID
49, sobool closing August 18th. Each lee
80. I'm no one and a half hours long:
100 lectures a day, or three hours OF
Lectures each day. with moot court
every week. ,,..,,-o. -. nr,u,
mary of the Law Of Real Property IN
connection with the second book or
plactstoue's Commentaries, peading ana
audience and an outline OF contracts ana
loo will be delivered. PROFESSOR & n
Graves will have charge OF TINS de-
partment. a.. .p,i,cfr,os ~
Equity and its Practice, Corpo'a.ions
an1 "Negotiabie Paper VIII DE treated
AZ anu proeessor tucker; and, II time per-
Dy ..p,r,rership" and Conflict of
.. LII no treated The law library,
a most complete one, VIII Nc ~ ''e eo''
nand of the students.
h, 80 ra,rta,lon OF Professors Tucker
=, Co.. as iurlsts and expounders OF
o." 10, and their success In making the
- ~" e,cboos of the washington and Lee
i i1nM what It is. is a sufficient guar
antee that the new school VIII be sue
cess from its start, The indications are
that the Summer Law sehooi VIII open
with large classes. -,
July "a Summer school IN Mathe,
MATES and Physics VIII aso De opsheu
under Professor S. T. Morelaha' mar OF
Natural Philosophy. to run 70 august
18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
MIL, LIN E: r Y

The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT has
been advertising itself This season
scarcely amy need 90 comment lastly
made HATS and BONNETS command
the situation.
In order 10 make room for our SUM-
MER MILLINERY. 80 shall offer an
exceptional .nddrcmeHt 60 purchasers Tor
this week.
4 DISCOUNT or TEN PER CENT.
WILL BIZ GIVEN ON ALL TRIJMED
HATS AND BON%ETS SOLD TINS
WEEK
Also. d. all COLORED TNTRiMMED
HATS the same discount VII. be allowed.
This offer holds good for THIS WEEK
ONLY.
4 large shipment Of EACHTlNG and
WALKING HATS. In The new shapes,
trimmed and untrlnmed just opened.
UNTRIMMED STRAW SHAPES IN
every popular style and color: also.
complete stock Of WHITE and BLACK
LEGHORNS as well IS CHILDREN
SAILORS and TAM DSHANTERs, ~
STRAW. Cloth, and Duck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
4 Day FOF 1THLETICS.
al Kinds Of Sports a tho Exposition

a" kinds OF Sports a, tho Exposition
Ground- My 14b.
an Inc '+.h Of May spent at the EXposi-
s s1 grounds win. without doubt, repay
I, e'laehed 20 cavalry tactics and man
- interesting programme viii be car
g.. through on the above mentioned
Am %. winch will prove entertaining 10
a.. mere viii be a race Of one and
80. - yen miles over five hurdles. I'm which
O. pest riders OF the Deep Run Hunt
W. vii participate This social event
A. e11 much 10 the interest Of the
W There viii be two fiat races Of half
80, ilAe each, a bareback race. which
81 vince whether or not we have lost
az. e grace and ease Of the Centaur In
'siflanism. dismounted hurdle
49, IN which the contestants on foot,
ISD,'ed and spurred. and armed with car
~ Will jump hurdles.
.uen win follow saddling race. The
,n.pers, starting at a signal. will saddle.
~'4a' fbeir horses. min hair the distance;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

The Thurman Club gave a reception to
invited friends at their rooms, 22l9 east
Main street. Friday evening. There We're
between 200 and 80 people present. There
was a Sc table loaded down with re-
freshmerts, and all had a delightful
time. Speeches We're made by Mayor
elect r. ~ Taylor II. n. Smith, Jr.,
Z. J. Warren. John T. Epps, and nu-
merous others
The music was excellent. Capt Cum
ningham sang several songs. and MI
Murphy. of New York. gave several Irish
selections. There was also good quar-
tette singing. The committee Of arrange
ments was a most efficient one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
Randolph Officers.

The Randolph Literary Society met last
night for the purpose OF electing officers
for the ensuing year. The following were
elected: President. Glenworth Hall; vice
President. VIM. II. Adams; Secretary, Lee
C. Crutchheld; Treasurer, W. Mac Jones;
Censor and Critic. James w. Gordon: SER
gcant-at-Arms, DR. Merwln Branch. EVERY
member OF the society was present. ana
an interesting debate was INDUCED in
after the election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
A Swimming School.

Mr. George Westman, OF this city. eX-
poets 10 establish d swimming school in
this city for both ladies and gentlemen.
He will in all probability build floating
bath-house. with an adjustable bottom,
and will have the enterprise in operation
nv June LIST Besides regular scholars an
arran0eu,ent for issuing season tickets for
bathing will be made. Regular lessons In
swimming will be given to both sexes at
AtuerRnt hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
Crcnit Court.

In the city Circuit Court yesterday
suits were brought as follows:
The CommonWea lth of Virginia against
John r. Hughes, sheriff, and others, dam
ages $50
Thomas II. Norwood against Manning
c. Staples & Co.; damages 500.
DOMAIN. & Cannon agans. J. Q. Dick
inson * Bro; damages $50.
James A. Moncure against John T.
Maynard & Son and others; damage S
TH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

The Riley Combination announced the
well-known drama Of THE French Spy"
now 50 seldom seen, for their closing PER
Torrance at the Academy Of Music las.
evening. But as no spectators appear
a the hour for the rising OF the curtain
there was no attempt made at giving the
play.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
u,ryIanders 10 Meet.

meeting Of Maryland residents OF
virginia In Richmond Will take place In
the rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce
su,ld,ng tomorrow evening Mt 6 o'clock.
g.hs meeting will be for the purpose Of
Discussing, &c Arrangements for attending
the unyeiling of the private soldiers and
se,,ors' monument 49,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
KAuFMANH 8 Co.
Cor. Fourth and Broad SITS.
OUR
UNTIRING
EFFORTS

make Il possible Cor US 30 offer you tho
CHOICEST MERCHANDISE AT LOW
EST PRICES.
No old stun here--gocds fresh from tho
manufacturer.
The big outlet we have for desirable
merchandise IN our wholesale and re all
business enables Us TO buy largely
We are not slow 10 take advantage ~
this, and whenever such opportunities
present themselves az we have had
within the past week we don't let guam
tty stand in the way whore prices arc
sacrificed
HERE ARE SURPRISES FOR GoU
TO-MORROM-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

so packed with vehicles and persons
on foot that passage way was difficult
TO obtain.
The route was up Seventh street to
Main, where a stop was made 10 turn
The great load down Main street and
provide for holding back the vehicle
with ropes as it went down the steep
grade.
The march down Main was made safe
Is and without incident or accident, I'M
Ill Twenty-dfth street was reached. where
q steep grade extends to Broad street
at the top Of the hill.
Here the real pull came and it took
considerable power TO move the heavy
box up the hill.
Another turn at Broad and the pro
cession followed that street TO Twenty
ninth, where, with one more turn,
straight road to the monument lay before
them and in a few minutes more the
journey was completed.
Surrounding the statue was a great
throng Of people waiting for its arrival,
and the scene presented was very ami
mated and beautiful sight.
As the load reached the site Of the
statue some one cut the smaller rope
in front TO secure Il souvenir Of the
occasion.
This was signal TOT regular on
slaught, and with pocket knives the
rope was cut in many pieces
II melted like snow as thousand hands
struggled for a piece Even the larger
rope nearest the truck was bisected until
hardly enough was left 10 draw the
truck with its load the few remaining
feet.
Such anxiety TO secure a memento was
exceeded only by Il similar occurrence
when the statue Of l.. T.. Lee was haul
ed by patriotic hands to its present
site.
The First Regiment Band, which head
ed the procession and played martial
tunes as they marched along the street
again enlivened the surroundings by
their music. and the crowd quietly dis
persed, ending an incident that rarely
has its counterpart outside Of this city.
The statue will be unpacked at once
and raised In position so that the super
structure surrounding IKE column on
which IL will rest may he removed, and
the stone steps at the base with which
the framing now interferes may be COM
pleted
The statue as IL rests IN the box is
complete IN every particular, except that
the bayonet in the musket was left of
10 decrease the size Of the packing case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

Mr.. Conway Myers proposes TO give a
frst-ciass negro minstrel entertainment
at Belvidcre Hall on the evening Of Tues
day. May 10Th next. Excellent profess
sional and amateur talent has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and an evening
Of amusement may be looked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
WHITE GOODS.

trade sale about 60 pieces Of WHITE
GOODS at prices that enable US to offer
them TO the public below manufacturers
prices.
At61-4c. yard one case of fine CHECKS,
worth Toe. yard,
At Zoe. yard one case SATIN LACE
STRIPE MUSLIN. worth 20c
Al Zoe. yard one case Of PLAID AND
STRIPE MUSLIN, worth l5c.
Great bargains IN india Linens from
This sale from 70 lie. a ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

The entire battalion Of artillery IN tn s
State will be assembled in Richmond dur
ing the unveuing ceremonies On May
Both. The battalion consists OF the bat
teries Of Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth.
and Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
FlOWE S.

The values we are offering ia Flow
Frs were never cqualled before.
&C. FOR DAISY WREATflS.
Zoe. for SPRAYS.
l5c. FOR MONTH RES. ..,.
i5c. far fan large VIOLET WREATH
i9c Tor BTTTERCrP WREATH.
25c. for LfLACS all colors.
IMPORTED SPRAYS, - inherent 1e
SIGNS % choose from. choice Sc. real
value Toe. .,, ,,,t,o,srt,r,
Elegant variety OF FINE IMPORTED
FLOWERS OF al Kinds. .....,,,
JETTED QUILLS. rho. PON-PON.Ss,
PLANES. AIGRETTES. AND tOgtE
FEATHERS az attractive prices lot th's
xtapk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
New Wa sh Fabrics,

32-inch PRINTED DUCKS. White
Ground with small. neat designs. a regu-
lar " lie quality. at Sc. per yard.
PRINTED DRESS DUCK In large va
rety of patterns and colorings. including
Linen effect, at T. l-2c. yard.
Remnants Of WHITE MARSEILLES.
suitable for Vest. only l0c. yard; worth
IRISH LAWN, Lavender. Blue, and
f1nk Groupds. with small. neat figures,
lot
CHIFFONETTE FINE PRINTED IN
Ola LINENS. weU-covered grounds; yoa
see them advertised for &C.; our price &c.
JACONET DUCHESSE. they are we'll
covered grounds and has the effect OF
fine French Organize. only y I-2c. yard.
100 pieces Of IL lie. FIGURED DIMITY,
only lac ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
CRiLDREE'S WHITE DRESSES.

CAMBRIA SHORT DRESSES. sizes |.
= 3. and years, made with yoke
tucked. with rTO rows OF embroidery set
in N-snap- in yoke, pd,r SOC.
TWO nv os al g." Jnr made Of Cambria,
with Mother Hubbard yoke OF barred
Muslin. sleeves and neck edged with en-
broidery: the other made Of Checked
Muslin, Mother hubbard yoke, neck and
sleeves edged with .'orchon Lu.e.
Better grade CHECKED MUSLIN
DRESSES 9oc and WHITE LAWN.
tucked yoke. short di.-ses 5l2j. better
grades. }l3S N.5o. ana $40. whi.L. Ike
our hncI children. mus' be- seen TO- be
appreciated.
We show some of tie dalutiest styles IN
FINE DRESSES made of the il!niiest
material trimmed VITA lace ami nur ,w-
broldcry.
The mother viii appreciate the worth
and exclusiYeness Of style shown IN these
garments.
INFANTS SLIPS. DRESSES. AND
ROBES, from the cheap "Iadcs - tle
very finest Christening nobes and SKIRTS;
prices suited ~ an purses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
Boys PfRCGlE BLOUSES

Pretty Figured Patterns. Soc.
Plain White, with frlii down the front,
Another style White. FuH Front. with
Dolored lter'lns Bone Stitching on Frll,
cans and Collar price 100.
Pretty styles iu WHITE LAWN
HOUSES. me quality prices range from
-, Sse., Sl25 sLoJ, SLID upwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
THE CAME TOMORROW.
Richmond College and tho University OF
North Carolina.

The baseball team Of the University
OF North Carolina will arrive In this
city this morning and rcmain until
tomorrow, when they cross bats at the
new West End Park with the Richmond
College team. The boys from the 'Old
North State" come from trip 10 Lynch
burg and Charlottesville. AT the former
place they defeated the University OF
Virginia team by a score OF TO 2, and
in Charlottesville they were defeated by
the same team. by a score Of 10 70 ..
The game here is one of the southern
championship series
The team of the University OF North
Carolina is made up as follows;
oldham. catcher; Stephens, pitcher;
StanIy. short-stop; Honeycutt, frst-base;
Gregory. secOnd-base; Lanier. third-base
and pitcher: Graham. left-held; Robert
son. center-1eld captain; Kenan, right
field.
The Richmond College boys will pat
nearly the same team in the field that
has appeared In the last few games, and
it will be somewhat stronger than the
team which played such a good game on
Friday last. Ellyson will pitch for the
Spiders. and Stephens. the left-hand phe-
nomenon who did such effective work
I'm the box last summer, in Chicago, with
the University Of Virginia team, will
probably pitch for North Carolina Old
ham will hold him. Admission will be
only twenty-five cents and not fifty cents
as has been rumored.
THE STARS Won.
There was an exciting game Of ball
played on the Richmond College campus
between the Stars and College teams.
which was won by the former by score
Of 3 70 ,. The features Of the game
were a three base-hit by Flemming, and
two base-hits by Withers and Lefew.
Struck out. by Withers, y; by Lockett
10: errors. Stars 2. College second team
A. hits. stars ). College l. Batteries
Stars. Thorp, and Withers; College, John
son, and Lockett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

to the banquet and ball. and win leave
for Richmond about midnight
The Governor has issued the following
order:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
RIB BON 8.

worm SPECIAL ATTENTION -
csIfEn TO THE EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES WE ARE OFFERiNO IN RID
IONS DURING TAlS SALE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

The above cut, which was made for
the New York Tribune from a photograph
taken Of the figure at the foundry where
IL was cast. gives an exact appearance
Of the giant soldier as he will be seen
when raised to the pedestal on top Of the
column. The human figure is that of the
rather hurley form Of Casper Bubert,
the New York artist who enlarged the
model made by the Richmond artist
Mr. w. i. Sheppard. and as he is man
six feet high his figure furnishes good
comparison by which to judge Of the mag
nitude Of the lifeless soldier in bronze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06

Hood. Pills are purely vess.seIs, cs.s-
fully prepared from tas 0ss' AAs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
New Dress and Waist silks.
FIVE
DECIDED BARGAINS.

FIGURED TAFFETA SILKS. 81 lie;
regular price 81.
A-lnch FIGURED CHINA SILKS. we'll
covered grounds, SOC. worth 75c.
30-inch BLACK OR CREAM CHINA
SILKS. Soc: regular price I5c.
SOLID BLACK TAFFETA SILK, SC:
worth ST.
52-inch FIGURED DRAPERY SILKS.
4Jc. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
LadeS' and Gents Sumner Underwear.

Our reputation OF being the best Dry
Gods ouse 70 purchase UNDERWEAR
Is well known throughout Richmond.
LADIES RIBBED VEST, Size.
LADIES RIBBED VEST, cut tuu fash
Toned. Joe.
LADIES PURE WHITE Isle VEST.
cut full fashioned only 2jc.
LADIES SILK VESTS, all shades and
black only 81.
CENTS, BALBRIGGAN. SHIRTS. 2jc.
CENTS HEAVY A l. o r Ii GA y
SHIRTS. DRAWERS % match. SOC.
GENTS' BLEACHED JEAN DRAW
Frs, 3Jc. worth 900
GENTS PEPPEKAL BLEACH JEAN
DRAWERS. 4jc
GALArEA CLOTH, for Boys Wash
Suits 2jc
NEW PRINTED SATINES. dark
grounds. with neat figures. l2l-2c. 4
great many purple figures i'm this lot
SCOTCH PLAID ZEPHl Il GINGHANIS,
Zoe. yard.
32-inch FRENCH ORGANDTE. 25c. yard.
72-inch fine FRENCH ORGANDIE, 50c
yard.
FRENCH NAINsOOK, IS inches wide
- 10 4JC yard.