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SIT in FRONT PENS
BASEBALL PLAYERS INVITED TO
ATTEND CHURCH.
Bigger Sensation Promised Than That
Caused by the Pretty Organist's
Bloomers-"A Home Run"

Mason. Ohio. Aug 9,-There Is likely
10 be a good-slzed row in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday night that
will prove more sensational than the
Introduction OF blue hloomers into the
church By the pretty organist. Miss
Ada Coleman.
Rev. John W. shorten has announced
that he VIII preach a sermon TO the
Mason baseball players called A Home
Run" He has asked the members OF
the different clubs 10 attend the serv-
ice, and he has made a special request
that they attend church in their uni
forms. He promises that the front
pews will be reserved for them. The
members OF the clubs have accepted
the invitation.
Since Miss Coleman played hymns
with her bloomers on gossip OF all
sorts has been dying thick and fast.
While many members of the congre-
CATION think nothing OF Miss Coleman's
action, there are others who are any
thing but pleased over the sensation
II has created and the great notoriety
the church has attained.
Rev. Mr.. Shorten's announcement re-
garding his baseball sermon created a
sensation at once and various are the
opinions expressed about 1t. Several
members OF the church have declared
that when the baseball players got there
the doors will be locked. Those who
are on Mr.. Shorten's side declare that
the players shall enter.
All Mason is anxiously waiting for
Sunday night and the outcome OF the
affair is looked forward to with great
interest
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In saratoga.

Saratoga. Aug. e.-The track was fast
to-day and the weather fine. The fifth
race resulted In a dead heat between
Jack OF Spades and Chesapeake and they
divided the money. Four and a half fur
longs-Florrie won. Sky Blue second. Pc
conion third; time. So Mile and a six
tcenth-Langdon won. Maurice second.
Cherrystonc third. time. 1850. Mile-pun-
garven won. Aimee Goodwin second, XII
kenny third: time, 1:ii. Five furlongs-
Sweet Favorable won. Miss Clestine Sec
ond. La Gallienne third; time. l.0sR.. six
furlongs-Jacls OF Spades ran a dead heat
with Chesapeake, Navshoe third; time,
HIS
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THE BOUNTY LAW.
senator Canery fias the Floor In the
Min Isterial uea ring

Washington. Aug. s.-Senator Caf-
ferry took the floor when the sugar
bounty hearing was resumed to-day
He began by eliciting from Mr. Bowler
a brief statement Of his position. which
the gentleman based principally upon
the belief that the law was uucOnsii-
tutlonal, Canery then made the fol-
lowing propositions as containing in
brief the points thar he would attempt
to make: That the judiciary power
lodges by express or constitutional
grant in the judicial department and
that alone IL any judicial function
lodges in any other department it must
be by express constitutional grant, and
IL IL lodges in the executive depart-
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>is of the Survivors.

san Francisco. Aug. a-The steamship
Walla Walln arrived to-day from Puget
sound pcrts. Among her passengers were
six OF the crew Of the A. q. waite that
vas wreykai on Kodiak Island April 10
The cTca; consisted OF q Whlte men and
Two japanese. Cf this number Il We're
frozen 10 death or drowned. and OF the
l6 saved but two escaped serious mutila-
ton, as the effects Of the freezing they
endured while cIlnging 20 the rigging OF
the wrecked vessel and their struggle TO
reach Wood Island.
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English Yachting.

Cowee, Aug. 9.-The chief yacht racing
to-day under the auspices OF the Royal
Yacht Squadron was the competition for
the Meteor challenge shield. around the
Isle OF Wight. \ fresh southeast breeze
was blowing when the Ailsa. Britannia
and Iverna started at 9:sD a. m. The
Ailsl got the lead at the start, aad in
creased Ii as the race progressed. The
Iverna had no possible chance of winning
and started only because three competi-
tors were necessary, She was not ex-
pected 10 finish. The Ailsa to-day allow
"a the Britannia 30 seconds.
The Lua1. Isolde. Niagara and Ste
phania started In the race Tor private
Sweepstakes. The American yachts
Isolde and Niagara soon passed the Lu-
ma. The Luna eventually pulled away
from her competitors and won a good
race with the Isolde second. StephAnlI
retired from the race. Following We're
the times al the finish Luna l.1s;3i:
Isolde l:ls;jO. Niagara i;i9:d.
The Britannia won the race for The
Meteor shield. Time. Britannia, 5:55:5i;
Allsl, S.89ul Consequently the Britain
ma won by three minutes q seconds,
elapsed time; four minutes & seconds.
corrected time.
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san Francisco. Aug. 9.-Favorites won
FIRST, second and fourth races to-day,
second choices capturing the others.
Five and a half furlonss, maidens-Ag-
gravator won. Don Plopico second, Irene
r. third time 1:ooIs. Five and half fur
longs-Corinne Buckingham won. Claire
second. Ichiban third; time. l;Osls. Five
and half furlongs-Johnny Capron won
Addie NJ, second. Warrago third; time
iOsis. About six furlongs-Rose Clark
won, Crawford second. Mamie Scott
third, time. 1903, Six furlongs. hand!caT
All Baba won. McFarlane second. Char
mion third, time, l.li
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OLD FEUD.
A Number of Heads Broken and Several
Men May Die.

Seattle. Wash. Aug. "A long stand
ing feud at Samish. Skagit county. re-
suited to-day In a savage battle. IN
which six men were injured. two OF
them fatally. ]. W. White and A.
Wheeler were attacked BY Edward
Baldwin, a saloonkeeper. and three Of
his friends. Wheeler was shot and bru-
tally beaten and may die. Wheeler was
stunned with a crow bar. Baldwin was
wounded. probably fatally, and a man
named Perkins was twice wounded.
All the other participants in the row
were more or less injured.
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Different Here.

Chicago. Aug. s.-This was one OF the
hottest days OF summer. The ther-
mometer in the government observa-
tory showed a maximum OF 81 degrees.
but on the street level IL was several
degrees warmer. william Munro. a
roofer, was prostrated with heat while
at work and died a few minutes later.
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will be raised as to whether or not
Judge jenkins of Wisconsin had juris'
diction to appoint the receivers. II
Judge Hanford holds in favor Of Ives
in that matter, 1t may not be necessary
to go into the lawful acts of the re-
celvers as charged In Ives petition
for the removal Before deciding the
order this forenoon. Judge Hanford
heard briefly from Senator Spooner for
the receivers and General Counsel Pet
lit and President Ives
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LOSS BY FIRE.
Millions OF Feet of Pine Lumber De-
stroyed Under Control.

ogdensburg. y. Y, Aug. 9.-Early this
morning fire started IN the lumber piles
OF the Skillngs. Whitney & Barnes Lum-
her company. The local fire department
was inadequate to cope with the flames,
and at o'clock the department from
Prescott, Ont, arrived in response to ap-
peals for assistance. Ten TO twelve mill
ion feet Of pine lumber. valued at $780,
COO. was destroyed.
The favorable wind continuing will en-
able the fire lighters TO save the elevator,
which. with its contents. Is valued at a
million dollars. The warehouse, freight
and manufacturing buildings and coal
pits near Central Vermont depot are also
believed TO be safe. This is the largest
fire that has ever visited ogdensburg.
l.. T. Lyon. accountant of the lumber
company, puts the loss at $4,000 TO $780,
900; insurance $4,000. The fire Is under
control
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VIII suffer No Mnre.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Aug. 9.-Jacob Gigax,
wealthy citizen. to-day went to the
Cincinnati & Muskinum railroad depot.
got down on his hands and knees, placed
his neck across the rail IN front of a
rapidly approaching train and was decap-
itated In the presence OF many people.
Gigax was a retired banker and had suf-
fered from poor health.
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WOMAN SHERIFF.
Only One In History Appointed to suc-
coed Her Late Husband.

Springfield. No.. Aug. 9.-Alrs. Helen C.
Stewart. widow OF the late Sheriff Dan
r. Stewart, was to-day appointed sheriff
in her husbands stead to hold office un-
III Sept. when a special election will
he held. Mrs Stewart Is the only woman
sheriff I'm history.
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constantinople, Aug. s.-4Advices fron
Tarsus, Asia Minor. say a mob attacks1
the mission school OF that place. nal
treated several students. aud threstsnsd
the missionaries.
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Available Cash.

Washington. Aug. 9-To-day's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows available cash balance siS,o9l, I2e;
gold reserve s1OG.
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Mascot and Hal Pointer.

Buffalo. Aug. 9.-Mascot won the first
heat OF the match race with Hal Pointer;
time. zoo. Hal Pointer won the second
heat. time 2.OS
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Baseball Yesterday.

sasebaII testcrday.
AZ Pittsburg-l: Louisville. l.
At Brooklyn-i; Philadelphia. a.
Az Chicago-s: Cleveland Is
At Baltimore-First game-Bsltlmore. .:
New York, 0. Second game-Bsitimore
$, New York. ..
At Boston-i. Washington, ..
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

club to-day offered a 500 cup for a race
between the Defender and Jubilee to-
morrow.
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Defender aud Jubilee.
Newport. Aug. 9.-The Citizens Yacht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

their respective capacities in the proper
positions. 10 battle for the supremacy
OF ola Randolph against their sis
ter Virginia colleges
Captain \. : Thompson IS a new man
from Lyuchburg, He played on the
Randolph-Mac0n Academy at Bedford
city several years ago. and since that
time has filled with much success various
positions on ne y. NJ. C.. A. team in the
ini city. Thompson. I'm connection with
his college course. has charge OF the
gymnasium at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. He is
an athlete of superior qualifications. ana
will play half-back on the football team
lie is endowed with Herculean strength,
and being fast on his feet. w-ll make
a great man behind the line.
Garland. new man, and a gigantic
two-hundred FOUNDER, viii probably he
found I'm the vicinity Of centre He is
nearly six feet tall. with but little sur
plus hesh. and viii be an irresistible
force against an opposing line.
isutsier and Newbern both old players.
increased the intensity Of the pig-skin
shirt d hundred per cent. when they
arrived Eutsler Is a short. muscular
fellow. and is a mountain of might either
behind tho line. on end. or al centre.
Newbern is a fOrciDle $50 FOUNDER and
many a disastrous hole in the enemy's
line may be rightly attributed 20 his
fierce onslauehts.
white OF Norfolk viii remain At fun
back lie is a light. wiry youngsier ana
a good punter. ana the terrific manner
in which ne piunges against the line Is
remarkable
Watts. the nimble quarter back of the
team of 80. after a years absence re-
turned TO college this year prepared for
an immediate return 10 hostilties. Waits
is a fleet. low runner handles the bal
with accuracy and judgment, and as .
tacKler has fcw superiors.
Blincoe will jGggle fortunes with any
opponent that infringes upon the terri
tory around right end. lie is a strong
active man. and eNcells at tackling.
Among the other applicants are Me
Sparrin. Clements. Best. Clayton, Booker
Whisner Mullen. Walker. Dame, Watts
:. H., several OF whom are new men, an'
seem to be stars. Mcsparrin and elem
ents come from Bedford. and are no
without experience. Watts and Dame
last years men, viii go in the line again
mis- fall Both are reliable. strong play
| crs.
The prospects here this year are quit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

Mrs. Tom Gwinn. of Richmond, spent
Tuesday Of this week with Mrs. Garlick,
OF Lamb avenue.
Mr.. A. 5. Groser is spending his vaca-
ton I'm New York.
gtNaIo BHPs parade almost depopulated
BARTON Heights on Friday. as everybody.
hig little. old and young, went into the
city 10 see It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Smith. Of Ansonia,
Conn. arrived Wednesday on a visit TO
tboir SON. Mr.. T.. If. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. smith will spend the month OF Oc-
fober la Rarton Heights.
The Sunday schools Of each Of the three
churches on the Heights are well at
tended.
The Episcopalg..ns wiz have services
bofh morning and evening from now on.
DR. sprigg viii preach IN the morning
and Rcv. Mr.. Randolph at night.
Tho friends of Mr.. Randolph are de-
iirhted TO know that he Is able 10 De
with them again.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Mr. Alfred Benson 10 MISS
virginia 4. Harvey at the residence OF
the brides parents, NO. AZ east i'elsh
street. Richu md. on wednesday even
Ing. October 18th. Mr.. ana Mrs behson
will reside in Barton Heights after their
return from me N'HiiNH J'W'''ff
some beautiful specimens OF fancy WORK
from Barton Weights viii be entered at
the State Fair.
AIR and Mrs. George A. Bowden are
ovnected home on Tuesday morning. MT
Rowden IS o prosperous merchant on
BARTON Heights. and has host OF friends
WHO win extend cordial welcome 10 his
bride. ,.,,, pr
ff seems hard for Williams Banks
rse fcolored). the first settler, TO realize
f..t "times are not like they used %
vas before he wah." when ne had ul'
f,aa range of all this part Of the country
When leased by some passers-by yester-
dav ne responded with voIley IRON
Am old army musket. As il was his hrs'
offeroe and ne one vas hurt and, II
consideration VI the fact that he alway'
votes the Democratic ticket his me
vim doubtless be a light one.
Mr.. and Mrs Drown, Of san Francisco
al with their two daughters are guests
IF DR. and Mrs. Cullen, In Brooklan'
park AIR. Drown IS prominent iawye
in the city Of his adoption. His wife Il
sister Of Or. Cullen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

As vet IL IS too early to say definitely
what the makeup OF the team Will be
hut the following are the candidates lot
the different positions:
Smith and Oborlin, both new men. Tor
centre The guards viii be picked from
Mason. Deal. VIM. and Carlock, the lat-
ter from Emory and Henry; Dice, or
Randolph Macon: Vance and O'Nea Hr"
me most promising candidates for tack
,es. Mitchell. Harrison. Stokes, and Luns-
ford. OF Richmond College, arc trying
for the ends; Powell will rlay quarter
back and captain the team; the halves
Will be chosen from Willis, of the Cen
trail University OF Kentucky; jenkins,
Shields. johnson, Of Pantops, and Leon
ard, Of the University Of Missonri' whlie
Barclay. Of last years scrubs. DeClonet,
and Campbell are running for full-oack.
Resides these, there are several green
men who may prove strong and good
players when developed.
The season will probably open durirs
the second week Of October. with game
against Hampden-Sidney. Blacksbure
Will be played later in the month, and
two games are scheduled with the Y. NJ.
T. North Carolina is listed for game
in Lynchburg the early part OF Novem-
Der. and other games at home are IN
readiness to be definitely settled. The
season VIII close with q trip through
Kentucky, where the Louisville A. G
viii be played on Thanksgiving Day. anc
games with Central University Centre
College State University, and Wander
bit are also scheduled.
Altogether there is am outlook for the
most prosperous season Washington anl
Lee has seen in many years. and it Il
expected that she viii hereafter hold {
position in all athletics very differen
from that Of the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

as one in which more thar one man
starts before the ball Is in play ine3
r,.la that only three men SHALL erouq
themselves behind the ine before the
bail is I'm play. though the ends may
sron hack as far as the tackles. This
breaks up the stationary wedges wi-icn
were much IN vogue last year.
on the whole both or the University as
sociations have done much. 10 modify the
roughncss Of the game and 1875 VIII see
still less OF sluggiug. which Is constant
IL on the decrease in the game.
s,HfpULfs announced
Some Of the schedules for games have
heen announced as follows:
Cornell University
sertember 2sth-Uniyersity Of Syracuse
AT Ithaca. ,,
sity al Ithaca
October lsth-Open.
October asth-Harvard at Cambridge.
November sth-Prineeton AZ Ne" YORK
November ls-Rrown at Ithaca.
ing-Day-unversity Of Penn
svlvania al Philadelphia.
Rutgers College
October Iath-Elizabeth Athletic Club,
al Elizabeth.
October lsth-'itoseNui' .foot-pai 'aSo-
cation. AZ Newark
ortoher 2sd-Swarthmore. at Newark.
October 3Dth-Lafayette League game),
at Easton.
Resides other teams with whom games
will probably be arranged. the Universe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
CAUDLE X R0ANE.

tv Of New York and the New Jersey Ath-
letc Club are in View.
Princeton
october 9th-Uniyersity OF Virginia at
Baltimore.
october l2th--Iafayette at Princeton.
October l6th-Franklin and Marshall.
at Princeton.
October l9th-Lehigh at Philadelphia.
October 23d-Union at Princeton.
October 26th-Orange Athletic Club at
Orange.
October 30th-Iehigh at Princeton.
November 2d-Crescent Athletic Club
AT Brooklyn.
November 9th-Cornell at New York.
November 2l-Yale at New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

The funeral OF Major William :. Jchn-
az, an account OF whose death was rLp-
usbed in yesterdays Times, VII take
rlace this afternoon al O'Clock from
nr Hoge's church. The following VIII
be the pali-bearers
Honorary-Goveruor c. T. OTerrali'
rudoa George L. Christian, Judge W. j.
Ieake Hnl carter, s.. II. HAYES, pr'
unn..r Mcclure. Richard Dunlop. l.. II.
blair CAPTAIN c. X. Sklnker. Cnt IAN
- Frayser. Major 4. r. Venaole, F.
u Deane. T.. ID. Price, Patterson h"yne
Colonel W II. Palmer
Active-s. c. Wallace, j. n. soutnaii
II : Weisiger. B. Rand. Velltord. W
&. Bentley. J. u. Stokes. Il. q. Leigh
Jr. and J. NJ. Fink.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
ALL READY FOR FOOT BALL,
Bright Prospects for the Game al The
State Institutions.
The 'YARSlTIES SHOWING UP WELL.
North Carolina, Under Trenchard's
Coaching, VIII be I'm Washington
and Lee and the Other Colleges.
Notifications in the Rules.

Football IN the state has taken on
decided impstgs this year. ana II Is eN-
.cted that lovers OF the game viii nave
the opportunity Of Witnessing some inter-
esting contests during the Season.
There have been a few Images lnauo
in the rules which teld towards eiiiil-
mating some OF the 70 ig1ness OF tne
game. Nearly all tho colleges IN 'ne
Std.e arc busy selecting IN eir teams li"''
the various applicants, the hui"ott "l
those who are anxious for places on the
teams being. perhaps, larger man e'.'
before. The varsity team Js eNpe'tei 10
be UP 10 their usual high standard When
they get down 90 steady work anu INV
tenn from the University Of Norm caro-,
lima is expected 10 be up go IT'S usual
standard.
Below VIII be found brief reports rom
various institutions in 'he state sAo"inb
the prospects for the game ''is s'"s'''
rgt r>ivprsf TAN
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA oct. D
spccial-The applicants for the ioot-Dail
team Of 'a5 began training rev DAYS
before the opening Of college. Captain
Mudd right end Of the 80 team, had
charge Of the men. owing. ho"tE'I,
20 MS knee. which was badly injured last
season. and a more recently itcclF cu
injury 20 his c0llar-hone, captain 'n"u.,
viii not be able 20 play this fah' ana
has left the University. His loss VIII
be a severe one in many respects.
Mackey. Of Pennsylvania, has been here
since the opening Of college ana working
hard and faithfully upon the candidates
who have presented themselves. inc
work done during the short while ne was
here last season stamped him as 'oaVi
Of the first class. and he has the conii-
dence Of every one in his ability 20 put
forward the best team possible from tho
material al hand.
OF last seasons team Of stars, only one
has presented himself on the field. VIZ
Grover. Who during the latter part OIL
tho season, played the position or halt
back so successfully. Several substitutes
are back. notably Cooke and Murphy
behind the line and Jackson and DAVIS
who played end and guard, respectively
on the scrubs last year.
Besides these men there are oppiylne
Whaley. Wertenbakcr, Dahnoy, IN
Carey and Hoxton. backs. sturgis Pom
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south Capt. Gregory has entered upon
Tho duties OF his position with the same
conscientious effort that mas character
ized his individual playirg' ana under ms
leadership the team VIII "pfE hnrd 10
do,,, The orange and blue in Richmond
OF rrAnkseiying-Day
TEAM 500 YfT MAnr ur.
SO early in the season 1t Is impoSsioie
., give the lineup Of the team. OF 'h'
"a team eight men are IN conese' pu'
three OF them viii not play TINS ye"''
Sharp VIII. IN all probani.''y' "eN~rs
his cd position at centre nc ~ '"'''''
,'n,,oas heavier than ne was las. year.
co,ner IL nlaying his usual steady game
a, riett.slard. and has improved wonder"
fully IN his tackllng.
Rlxht-tackle VIII most probably be nllea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06

by Baird. A yet his only Improvement
over last year IL In tackling.
Gregory will. Of course, hold his posi-
ton as lcft-end.
Among the most promising candidates
for line are White and Wright. substi-
tutcs of %: BurdS. Allen. Walker Cor
son. Carmichael. McAllister of the new
mon and steele Of the 80 team.
Behind the line. Butler. ex-captain OF
University OF Georgia. Is playing snap
Nv game AT quarter. Rogers, captain OF
last wears Freshman team, IL also "A
promising candidate for the same posi-
ton Moore is doing good work at right
half-back. other candidates for back
positions are Whitaker. ex-captain OF
North Carolina A. and VI. College; Nick
lin. NcRae. Brown. and Haywood.
Manager Brcm has not yet completed
tho schedule Of the seaso1 IA games. Tic
FIRST date Is vita North Carolina A. and
NJ College. on October 18th. The latter
mart Of october the team takes South
ern trip. playing IN Charlotte. In Atlanta
with University OF Georgia, and In Nash
vile with Vanderbilt. The games for
November are not yet definitely arranged.
North Carolina viii meet the University
Of virginia in Richmond on Thanksgiving
Day.
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encouraging. and there Is every reason
TO believe Randolph Macon VIII put n
very clever team in the field.
rnE COLLEGE Colts
At Richmond College, the foot-naii sea-
son has opened with excellent prospect
The interest manifested III loo'-Dsii w
,eeds thaf of the past few years. Several
of the old PLAYERS have returned, and APP
ni,ed for positions on the team.
/ ~. McNeii. left half back last season
will probably oil his old position. Bin,
ford. left end OF last season. has appiieo
for his former position. which he so credi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-06
Hat-Racks and Chairs.

The most elaborate kinds at the
least possible prices. Single Hall
Chairs, Old Ladies Chairs, Infants
High Chairs, Infants Nursery
Chairs, InyaIids' Chairs, Store and
Office Chairs, Dainty Chairs IN
White and Fancy Enamel, Gold
Tinted Chairs-every kind sold TO
you on easy terms.