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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
ACTION POSTPONED.
Colonel Bufords Election Laws VIII he
Considered on Tuesday.

The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons held a called meeting in the Office
Of the Register Of the Land Office yester-
day morning, with Colonel Gibson in the
chair
Judge Gregory, Of Chesterfield, moved
that the election bill be taken up, which
had been introduced by Mr.. George W.
Jackson in the Senate and by Mr.. n. y.
Allen of Mecklenburg, in the House Of
Delegates.
Dr. Saunders, Of Wythe. stated that
ne had not yet seen the BILL and on his
motion the bin was passed by until the
next meeting
ON motion Of Mr.. Nem. the committee
decided 10 report favorably the bin in-
troduced by him, which seeks TO amend
the Code in relation TO distances between
Richmond and the cOurthouses Of cOun-
ties and certain cities II was stated that
an amendment was very necessary, for
the reason that i'm many instances there
was q discrepancy of from forty TO fifty
miles between the distances by railroad
and those over the old stage routes.
Colonel Buford called attention to the
fact that the meeting had been called
for the purpose Of considering the election
bills introduced by him, which had been
ordered 10 be printed on motion of Mr..
4f'IuA NIUE VI IlnAlluNs III view Oh Ailf
fact that the printed copies had not yet
reached the members, he thought the OBJ
ject of the calling Of the meeting for that
day had been defeated. He assured the
members that his amendments TO tn eX-
listing election laws did not intend 10 re-
peal the AndersOn-McCo act, which
was a good law if properly executed. il
only intended TO remedy certain defects
and evils. If the amendments were adopt
ed he had no doubt they would remove
all cause Of complaint which had driven
some good Democrats out of the party, or
had, as a matter of protest, voted for the
opposing side.
on motion Of Colonel BufOrd. his bills
We're passed by until next Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The contest as 10 the appointment of
an electoral board i'm Warwick county was
next called up, but it appeared that only
Or, Crawford, the former representative
in the House, and his friends were on
hand. The other side was to have been
represented by Mr.. Perkins. member Of
the House, and Senator Manly H. Barnes.
After some delay caused by awaiting the
arrival Of the absentees, the committee
determined TO postpone the consideration
Of the matter until Thursday. February
18th, at 10 A. NJ, that those representing
the contesting candidates for appointment
might be present and have a hearing be-
fore the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
no MARX rHE BfTTLE-FIELDS.
A State Commission to Look After Vir.
cinia's Interests.

Ginia's Interests.
The Finance Committee met IN the
room of the Southern Historical Society
in the Capitol building. yesterday morn
ing with Mr.. Moon. Of Albemarle, IN the
chair.
A BILL introduced by Mr.. Willard, of
Fairfax, was considered. which provides
for the appointment of two commits
sioners on the part Of the State repre-
senting the infantry and artillery which
fought at the battles of Chicamaugd and
Chattanooga during the late war. The
commissioners are to cooperate with
commissioner of other States and of the
United States In marking the positions
OF the various commands during those
battles. Nrgnia's forces that parici-
pated i'm the two battles named consisted
of two regiments of infantry in each
battle and five batteries of artillery at
Chattanooga and one battery AT Chica-
mauga. The bin appropriatts the sum OF
S25e for the actual expenses OF the COM
mission. After some discussion, it was
decided to report the bin favorably.
The committee also took mp the bin i'm
PRODUCED by MIR. Pitcher, of Fauquier.
providing payment Of an amount ot
money TO John Scott. late Common
f
for services rendered i'm The debt litisa-
ton i'm the United States Circuit Court.
After some little discussion the CONF
mittee decided TO report the bll favor
ably.
The next bin under discussion was one
OF which Senator Maynard is patron. for
the relief of A. q. Skiip0tts and q. O..
Crewser, OF Norfolk county. TO correct
some erroneous assessments Il appeared
that the land OF the former had been ass
sessed at the rate of $500 per acre boy clcr-
zeal error instead OF so. Subsequently
the land mad been returned delinquent.
The committee decided 10 report that part
OF the bin favOrably. with the provision
that the money paid in excess be refund
ed and the assessment corrected. and that
he be allowed 10 redeem his land on the
basis Of the corrected assessment.
Ia the case Of q. &. Crewser. whose
land had been assessed AT 500 per acfe
during the boom period while il was only
worth $50, the committee decided that
no money should be refunded, but that
the court may correct the assessment
and allow him To redeem his lana Oh
the basis Of the corrected assessment.
After the discussion Of several other
bills OF minor Importance the committee
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
Your Attention

IS called to the fact that many lots ad-
Vertised being small may be sold ont
unless you come quickly, but that in q
big sale like this it is impossible to adj
vertise everything.
Don't fan 10 visit the second noor.
FIJI your wOrk-basket. You'll never see
notions az such a price again. Come look
over the counter.
Needle-P ackets-4 papers pins. darners
ana other pins in one, Sc.
Safety Pins &c. dozen.
Best 3Jr Garter-Web. lie. yard.
Small Hair-Curlers. spring steel. &c.
Best Dress-Bone. and inches. &c
dozen.
Feather Stitch Frilling. lc. yard.
Gilt Edge sc. Pins. papers for SC.
Bent-H0Ok SafetyPins. 1c card.
Hump Hooks aad Eyes ic. dozen.
Dull Jet Hat-pins. DC. dozen.
Whte-Head Hat-pins, SC. dozen.
Peari-Head Lace-P Pins Sc dozen.
Seamless Dress Shields. &C.. pair.
Silk-Covered Rubber Shields. lie.
Large Box Black Pins. &c.
Zoe. HOOk-and- Eye Tape for SC. yard.
Set Knitting Needles In box. &c.
Steel and Crochet-Needles. 1c.
Best Cr0chet-Cotton. solid and shade,
coors. &C. ball.
Kid-Coyered Corsst-Clasps. Sc. pair.
Children's Finest Silk Garter-Web
10 lie.
Large Bone Shoe-H Hooks. lc.
SOlid-Back Hairbrushes. 2jc.
Some 7jc. Htirbrushes for SOC
See the great 2jc. Silver Metal Frame.
Pinaud's Finest Sachet-Powder. zoe
ounce.
California Violet Extract. 49c.
Happens Best BAY Rum, l9c.
l0c Linen Envelopes soc. for 10 packs
Rubif0am fer the teeth. 19c.
Come quickly, or you will miss what
you want most.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

All Mousquetaire Kid Gloves from Pc
tersburg- blacks. grays. and all colors'
dressed and uudressed. az SOC. pair.
Every Ladies' Cloak from Petersburg
and every one from our own stock, no
matter what ms former price, whether
SIS 81. So or S25. now 40.
Chidrens Finest Model Cloaks, s, 3.
10. and ~ years sold for as nigh as Sl0'
IAN az choice OF s..
3 and years CHldren's Fine Flannel
IEidcrdOWn Ci0aks. were 50 and ~, FOR
$50.
storm Serge Navy Blazer Jackets. zoe.
Ladies' DOuble-Breasted ClOaks OF
heavy. gray mixed goods. 81.
Finest storm Serge, Tailor Made skirt
and Jacket. half silk lined, large pearl
buttons. 500. We have sold hundreds fof
$40.
Some Infants Cream Long Coats, slight.
Is soiled and mussed, sold as high as $40,
now almost half price.
Infants Long Tan Cashmere Cloaks,
silk embroidered. $50. were 81.
Another lot, $50. were $.
Fine An-WO0l Navy and Black Serge
Blazer Jackets, Use. each, sold Ia Peters
burg for = so and 50.
Petersburg's soc. Pocket-Books FOR 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
Special notice
of the Petersburg Sale.

K The same prices advertised, marked
4 in opr windows and 10 our store, will be
q maintained until every part and parcel
Y of the Petersburg stock is sold. This il
u not a dav or week sale, but will be
I. continued until everything is sold.
b odd .bades. No. 49,. No. %. No. 40. Satin
y cros-Grsin and MORE Ribbons Zoe. yard.
4 "f Fiye1 ~ shade. best no. Satin Ribbon.
I 'f Fvsry shade. best No. Gros-Grain. &c
7 '1 F,1erv shade. best no. 7 Gros-Grain, &c.
/ 1 F9erv shade best No. Gros-Grain. &c.
I yi EGcrv shade. best no. IL Gros-Grain. &c.
yi Egcry shade. best No. 1s Gros-Grain, lie.
y3 scatcb Plaid Pure Silk Sash Ribbon. sc.
2 s5aa,in-Eiro Black surah Sash Ribbon,
I 9S T,a{IIaery Velvet Ribbons ioc yard. were
% pure 'g SIX and Hand-Palnted Ruled
n pifors 5.c.. wcrc 800.
4 Tetersbures silk Art Fringes sc. yard.
I "f fooa nv Best Crochet SILK. 2lc. spool,
was ,ss,,-gi,,i-c's Finest White Goods-you
b B.
4 money saving TO buy from this Peters
\ Oq FlE6c 'TFucNnrs. Petersburs's dollar kind.
\ ''I Petersbores l2'ac. Plaid and Checked
N Remrants OF White and colored Mulls,
remnants OF . to sec. Dotted swisses,
I Remnants. If. yards wide SILK Chiffon,
'Petersburs's l2izc White Cambria, 9lzc.
IA petorrbure's 1ic. Saline Siicias l2i2c.
n PETERSBURG Sc. Lining Jeans, dark and
a 1petersb1rg's &c. Hair Cloth. PFC.
Il Petersburg Dress Trimmings, too
II Dollar silk Fringes. &c. yard.
n Dollar Jet Bead Frnges. 23c YARD.
j Fur Trimmings -3c, were 81 N.z' ana
3 spangle Evening Dress Trimmings &c,
D some sc. braids. Be.
N Five dollars each Is the price on ~
!, pairs Dress Patterns that soid AZ from
y Dc. a yard IS the price on lots of one
N dollar imported Dress Goods.
" lgl-gc. a. yard is the price on some
M twenty-five cent Dress Goods
N lJc a yard IS the price on Petersburg 8
N twenty-five cent sJlid-colored Cashmeres.
N Soc a yard is the price on some one
"A dollar Black and White Dress Goods.
N LI.. n NlAA ir NlN lA4'N NAA sumo MY NNAN
n Gray and Black Mixture Dress Goods.
N SOC a yard is the price on two pieces
n Imported Jet-Black Catiel s-Hair Suiting
" that sold for one dollar.
n soc a yard is the price on Petersburg $
N seventy-hve cent Diagonal WhpcOrd ana
N Fancy-Weaye Jet-Black Goods.
N Half cost are the prices marked on
n Mourning Wells.
NJ Petersburg's ten-cent Unbleached Can
N ron Flannel goes this week for Sic. a
H Petersburg's 2f-2-yard wide best I'm
M blea shed Shooting, 10 7-sc.
n Petershurg's yard divide Rubber Diaper
j Cloth, Zjc. a yard.
N Petersburgs Plaid Dress Glnghams-
II tans. browns. blues blacks. and whites
=. Sc. "a yard.
n Carpet Hassocfs. &c.
81 Hemp Carpet - lie yard
ID Chnlrens Black Ribbed Hose, guaran-
b toed not 90 fade. sizes 70 9l-2, Il lie.
n the zoe. kind.
b ladies' Seamless Cray Mixed Hose. the
II &c kind Iof ~ -f-4..
III Ladies' Pink, Cream, and Blue Tight
N Opera-Iength Hose, regular 81 goods, FOR
II Extra-Heavy Huckaback Pure Linen
y Towels at u 1-2c.
!, 822eueu3- G'1M $L2too0
H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
A GRAND MEETING.
The Gathering of Young People at the First
Baptist Church Creating Interest.

Inc committee in charge Of the mass
meeting Of young peoples societies. TO
be held at the First Baptist church Tues
day night, have arranged what viii prove
very attractive programme, and the
gathering will be the largest of that
character ever held in this city.
The arrangements at the church will
be In charge of the young peoples So
ciety of that church, and Rev. George
Cooper, ID. D., the pastor will preside
at the opening Of the meeting. and after
conducting the praise and responsive ser
vices. VIII introduce Rev h. r. Dadmun
president of the state Christian En-
deavoror Union, who viii conduct the
further services
Rev. James y Fair will deliver the
opening prayer and Mayor Ellyson will
introduce the speaker of the evening.
Rev. John r.. Beckley, Of Philadelphia,
who besides making am address, will
conduct a question box. a feature which,
under his charge, at the late Christian
Endeavor convention, was highly in
terestng.
Besides being an earnest speaker. Dr.
Beckley is brim fun OF humOr and anec-
dote. which somehow finds an appropriate
place when he talks
The singing Will be conducted by n
special choir. Eight hundred hymn books
have been furnished by the United 30
ciety or Christian Endeayor for the oc-
casion, and they will be scattered plenti-
fully through the congregation. with a
printed programme Enclosed In each one.
containing the responsive service.
Rev. Jabez Hall Will make the closing
remarks and the meeting VIII close with
the hymn which is now sung in every
tongue. God Be with Nou Till We Meet
Again" As far az possible. The young
peoples societies will come in en- masse
and occupy the main body of the church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED TROM THE ''''
JUST ACROSS THE JAMES.
Charged with Indecent Assauit-A Ne"
Land Company organizcd-Thc Last
Enterlanment-Person Notes.
MAScHfsTrR BUnTAU RrcnMoND TIMES. !
Il2l Hull sTREET. BzATTIE BLOCH. }

MkN(Iftlfh DAlfAT III, HMoND llMIrst
1l2l HULL sTREET. BzATTIE BLocK.
Sergeant Lipscomb arrested Robert Ed
munds. a young colored man. on Friday
evening. on charge OF attempting an
assault upon Il colored girl named Nan
ME Easiey, in Halifax county. The ar
rest was made upon "a warrant received
bv Captain Lpscomb from Mr.. John j.
Kent scrgeant Of the town OF Houston
ual,fax county. In the letter Alr. Kent
s,,tcs that the act with which the negro
&c charged was committed in Halifax
county on the 23d OF last April, and Ae
tote that place soon otter the warrant
vas issued and IT is thought that ne
,r.,, to New York. Mr.. Kent says ne
,bints he left Ncw York last vcloD.i'
and has since been Twins 30 ihis en-
rbe negro was arrested on tine place %,
NJ VA g. Tatf0r near This city, anu
vas locked up in the staiion-h''3'. "f
tain Lin,comb has wired Sergeant N,.'
of the ariost. aud hc was cNre ,u lil ''.''
CITY yes' erday 10 take fn' I'i7'
Halifax county. Edmnnds ha.
services of Captain y. T.. A''N'''''' "a
this city, as his attorney.
I'm the Mayor's Court yesterday iholh-
ing Dennis Davis (coiorcdj was a'4'tl''
ON the charge of cursins anu tnlo"l"s
bricks at G.. y, Stratton.
Tho IIusfinps Court WIS yesterday en-
IN, 49, 40, ,e. of " p. Eoliin against
J. o. Dickcrson and j.. IT, Patch.
Ihere WIZ uc /" s',' ,l,',,.h ..t Inc re.i-
VT '"' IL I,ifaecralI. ou
dence ol MT ~ ~ ,,n,sl..,,
tieF,nlh "r" t,,,, interesiir..
hsnl rom "',.', ,... f.,en a,rlueel
g.. .i,,. oicaeion Tea. chocolate, and c0f-
Ian ,'o .c,,.d Everybody is ox-
i'' W" ...i,..- ,.,in "a Inc door.
p,o''" a. ~ lr,,.m Friday after
'"'7 .,ort.r 90 the Purcell
noon -i"' Tin ,..,s rreenflv or-
Lahu '-'."P"", .., frbo charter WAS
beii'"'l J" r,ii,.,.ir.- conditions.
slahtei '"u,' 't1 ..,,,r,nv Shall bs
I'll r,,,,,.snt
me i"'''N i"i''" ~ ,.t,,h said conn
d. 'H' '" f.u,,,. to-u,ft.
p'Nf i' .'. 90 i.,,,.i,,o ar1,iirin- and
o' ~. l'"' .,.t. seliir, enrumberine.
H''.''7 '-.' . ...,,,, and dealing ip
AMI COW "'- ". 1900. ,,,et.,,,,-,
Ieal e' '"' ~ ,t.,,udi,e, toi,.es
WIN lahl com '''''..' .''' 49,, f.~ i,-
on oihei lhp4 '''1''' ''..,,..- 1..,..
tending purchasers anu a.
or advances m'"c I'd '"''" 80
necessary. ....
3. The capital sin'N
shall mot be loss l'ir
than flno"' I'D he "i'''' '''''
$50 each. -,
4. The amount oi Ieal es'''' ~ =" i.''
by said company SHAH lo' .Noeeu TWO
hundrd acres lh q''"'i's az any
time.
3. The place at Which salu Colip"-'s
principal office is 20 ne Kept ana us 'l'.s.
business transacted s"ali DC III 'N7 0''
of Manchester
g. The names ana residences OF 'ne oi-
ncers who for the first year are TO man
age the affairs Of said company are as
follows: Henry Fitzgerald, president
W. = Roin. vice-president' George T.
Gary. secretary and treasurer William j.
Ciopton. attorney and directors the
above and Augustine Royal ana Df. Law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

Governor O'Ferran yesterday pardoned
and RENTED The punishment Of James
b. Richardson, who was sentenced by
the Hastings Court Of Roanoke 10 serve
twelve months in Jail and 10 pay q fine
Of 500. 10 twenty-f0lr hours confinement
on condition that Doe pay the fine. Rich
arls0u's Offense was engaging I'M the
Roanoke riot. THE petition Tor his pardon
was signed by about 100 prominent citi-
zens of Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
A Hemming Party.

Friday night a hemming party was
e,lven by Misses Lille Dawson, Emma
lfnser Bella Frommer Lena Dorsaln,
carrie Frick. Alice LChr. Jennie Mayes.
Irene Blrchett, Rosa FrOmmer. Pauline
Prick Emma Parr. and Ellie Nuckol.
,rbey were highly entertained in the dou-
HE parlors of Mr.. Joe stump, corner
Nineteenth and Broad streets. The ioi-
lowing gentlemen were present. Messrs'
John Seabright. Joe Goode George fsrr.
Peter Stump, Jim Seabright. Joe Mliler'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

late and govern insurance companies In
the state Of Virginia.
nv Mir. utz IN relation TO the cleo
lion Of the Commissioner OF Agriculture
Inv tho General Assembly, his term OF
ONCE and bond.
Nv Mr.. Withcrs. To amend and re-
enact sections g 30 90 Of the Code OF
Virginia. relative TO the fees of Justices.
By Mr.. Newbcruc. 20 incorporate the
town Of Berkeley as thc city OF Sou'h
Norfolk
Placed on the calendar.
The following bills were introduced and
under suspension Of the rules piaceu o''
the calendar:
House Bili No 30: TO amend and re-
enact an act approved March a. io'-' 'h
relation 10 the time for holding the courts
in the Fourteenth judicial circuit.
House Bnl No. $50: TO amend ana re-
enact the charter OF the town OF -NS"-
land
House Bnl No. 3Si: Providing for INC
sale OF lands returned delinquent for the
years 1859 and 1890 by 4. j. Farish, lale
treasurer OF Albemaric county.
House EW No. S32: To amend ana re-
enact section 5000 and 59oi Of tho code OK
Virginia in relation 10 how misdcmean-
ors arc punished.
House Bin No $50: For the relief OF the
Taxpayers of Allegheny county.
House 1911 No. 33f: 70 authorize VIII
liam r.. Croxton. deputy OF A. X. Green.
late treasurer OF Halifax county. ana
other deputies of said \. r. Green, late
treasurer Of Halifax county 10 collect
certain taxes.
Bills Passed
The following bills were passed:
Senate 1911 NO rs. TO authorize the
board Of supervisors Of Bland county 10
increase tho salary Of the county judge.
Senate 1911 No. ~; TO authorize the
Altoona coal and Iron Company 10 make
or carry ont contracts with the Bertha
Zinc and Mineral Company and TO ratify
the same.
Senate 1911 no. q. To incorporate the
Consolidated Coal. Iron and Land Com
pauy.
Senate Bill 40. %. TO incorporate the
Virginia and Maryland Steam Ferry COM
pany.
senate Bin No. 10: To incorporate
Wastburg Seminary. in Tazewen county.
Senate 1911 no. 40. TO amend section
A of chapter 81 Of tho code of the extra
session of 1877. entitled "An act 10 amend
and consolidate into one act the laws re-
latiug 10 the public printing and binding.
aud defining the duties Of the Supcrinten-
dent of Public Printing, and 10 repeal
chapter isj Of the Acts OF Assembly of
1S1g-'S0. approved May =. 1851 as amended
by chapter lOS Of the Acts of $500 APP
proved February a. 1890
Senate Bnl No. 1o5. To prescribe tho
times for holding the circuit courts Of the
| Sixteenth judicial circuit.
Senate BIl 80. 81. TO incorporate the
Womans College. of Richmond.
Senate bin No. 107. 10 convey certain
/ church and Masonic property in the town
Of Jonosyille, I'm Lee county, Va
Bile Rejected.
Tho following bin came up ON its third
I reading. and was. after a. short discussion
by Mr.. Saunders and others. rejected.
Senate Bill No. 81: no amend and TO-.
enact section 1915 IF thc Code of virginia
1887. i'm relation 10 dismissals Of appeals
and writs Of error i'm the Supreme Court
of Appeals of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
Rrheknh p.ferkln Memorial.

The third annual meeting OF the Rehe-
kah Peterkin Memorial Association will
be held in the hall of the y. NJ. G. A.
Tuesday February Gih. al u o'clock NJ.
All members are urgently requested 70
come and pay their yearly subscription
only ST. The public are cordially invited
TO attend and join the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

Walter Walsh. While Zimmerman,
Charles Lohr. Willie Dorsam James Rob
ertson. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe stump. The
first prize for the best hemming, a hand
some umbrella, was won by Mr.. John
Seabrght; the BOBBY prize, red BAN
danna and white cotton necktie, was won
by AIR.. Joe Miller. Mr.. Joe Stump pre-
scented the prizes iu "a neat speech.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

We trust You are fully aware Of our
principle in handling Diamonds. We
exercise the utmost care in selecting
them and never buy or sell any but the
best quality. and use the most artistic
and original designs in mountings. Our
prices are mo- more than IS often paid
for common work Of low quality.
NOWI4AN < CO.
IeMelers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
t3ac~l
CURTAINS
LlKETals Cur
et00 ONWN
z yadsjWlg
49,
NNhL

Pure Linen Table-Damask. b'eached, anl
pretty patterns. 3ac., was JYc. =,
/. Oil-Boiled Fast-Color Table-Damask, L
patterns. only SIC. worth &C.
pieces Boys Cashmere Wool Goods
was SOC, marked 25c. yard.
Full yard-widc. the heaviest &C. Oh
bleached Cotton. Sc. yard.
The best Zoe. Apron Bingham, IN al
size checks In green only, DC.
Best Blrdeye Diaper. full lO-yard pieces
"a inches wide. &c, was 81.
Lot Of Mems SILK Tecks and Fourth
Hand: also Lawn Goods worth 25c. foI
All coiors in Pure SILK. surah-silk Wind
sor Ties, ~ lie. worth Z5c.
our 81 and 1875 and $50 All Wool
and Sik-and-Wool this seasons Novelty
Evening silks. an this seasons pur-
chase, bought one third of the regular
Embroidered Bust French-Woven Cor
sets, sizes rs 90 ~. the 81 % grade lgc.
II rolls Heavy Fancy Mating Slo'
Petersburg's Heavy 25c Mattings, 1ac.
Petersburg's Csc Seamless Mattings, lie.
Petersburg's soc. Maftings, blue, yellow,
and red only pc. "A yard.
Petersburg's Seamless Linen-Warp Mat
tlngs, 25c.
Petersburg's Inserted Pattern Mating,
reversible pc. a yard.
Petersburgs 25c. White Mating, l6c. a
yard.
Like water Of a ducks back-so does
the price roll of the prices of Petersburg
Mackint0shes and Rubber ClOaks.
odds and Ends Ladies Gossamer Cloaks
25c
Black and Gray and White stripe In
.verness Cape Gossamers, 81 %. were 3.
Cloth-Covered Macintosh Cape, sleeves
and belt. 81 .50-Petersburg' price s..
Inverness-Shape. Cloth-Coyered. N99-
Petersburgs price S..
Blue and Black Solid-Color Mackin.
,toshes military cape, 2.fs-i fersburg'
price. s.
Imported Heavy Cloth Macklntoshes
S. .50-Petersburg's price SO.
All the above for ladies'.
Potersbure's Misses Striped Ccssameri
with cape 99c.
Boys Heavy Rubber Coats, N.@-Pe
tersburgs price s..
Mems Heavy Rubber Coats, N.4-Pe
|tersburgs price $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

On Tuesday night. the 9Th. Mr.. Soth-
ern's comedy-drama, 1.-THE Highest Bid
der" will be- rendered by an excellent
east and company at the Academy. Go
and see IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04

Mr.. f.. IT. sothern has given special
permission for tine performance Of his
society comedy. "The Highest Bidder,
for the benefit ~ the Rosemary Library.
Go and see II a. the Academy OIL Tuesday
I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-04
Daily Deliveries

are still being made to Barton Heights,
Chestnut Hill, Highland Park, River
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