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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
me II. LOUIS ~ 4 FITER.
Splendid Result of the New Ships Trial
Trim

Splendid Result OF the New snip ; ltlhl
Trip.
The first appearance or the new Amer
lean liner st. Louis in the port OF New
York Wednesday last was marked by
larger expenditure of screeching yapor
and gunpowder then has greeted any
other merchantmen since twin screws
have been used for the propulsion or
record-brealers The bulkheads Of the
dock were lined with folks Of all condi-
tons Everybody about the ship had been
requested TO say nothing about her trial
trip Apparently not all OF them prom
ised 20 observe secrecy on the subject.
otherwise IL would not be known that
she had developed in the hour between
9 and 10 o'clock yesterday morning. IN
a magnificent squirt through placid sea.
% 20 knots. Whether or not she reached
the maximum expected Of her inc steam
power could not be found out, as her en-
gineers would not talk. Mr.. GriscOm said
that the builders Of her engines intended
them TO develop 30 pounds pressure TO
the square inch. which is about 40 pounds
more than is credited 10 the Paris and
the New York The ST. Louis is somewhat
larger than 81 was intended that she
should be. Her tonnage, according 10 a
circular OF the line. is ll.62y, her length
554 feet. and her beam CO feet. This would
make her six feet shorter and three inches
less In beam than the New York and
Paris She is in reality somewhat longer
than the New York and the Paris and OF
about the same beam. II is thought that
her displacement is probably about 100
tons more than the British-buht ships.
The engines are Of the quadruple eXpan-
sion type. with six cylinders. Steam Is
generated in six double-ended and four
singie-ended boilers.
Just after the ST. Louis got 10 her pier
George H. Morgan, secretary Of the Mer-
chants Exchange OF ST. Louis. handed 10
President Grlscom. of the international
Navigation Company. letter from Mayor
Waibridge and other citizens of 81. Louis.
expressing the gratitude OF the city for
the compliment of having its name be-
slowed on the new liner. The letter said
that. as a substantial acknowledgment or
the honor. the city had given 10 the ship
two libraries, one for the first cabin OF
622 volumes. and the other for the second
cabin. consisting Of 639 volumes; ten glass
windows. deiineating scenes in st. Louis.
200 copies each Of hymnais and prayer
books, a full set Of code flags, an Amer
lean ensign. a house flag, and burgee
bearing the name "St. Louis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
~ OIHI RS SEE 1T.
What the Papsrs Think Of the Woman's
fd on Of TIE Times.

What the PapfrS mink OF the Nohahr
ri on of TIE Times.
The Woman's Edition OF The Times
issued yesterday in aid Of the Virginia
Hospital fund was thirty-page paper
the first page Of which was filed with an
alleg0rcal design illustrative Of the char
table purpose Of the enterprise. The pa
per gives evidence of great managerial
talent and contains a surprising number
of articles which measure up 10 the high
est standard of journalistic work. Wo
man ana woman's sphere is the theme OF
most of the contributors. but so diVersi-
fed is their treatment OF II that we hnd
column after column OF matter which Is
OF interest TO all readers. We know OF
course that women Ike 10 read about wo-
men, and we give ii away as a grave
yard secret" that men are also interested
in the thoughts and doings of the fair
sex.
When we come 10 consider the strictly
news features Of yesterdays Times we
are astonished at the excellence Of the
work of the fair young editors and re-
por.ers There is an originality and bright
ness about it which the masculine Journal
list would do well 10 initiate The illus
trations. too. are fine. They evidently
come from a trained hand. That one
entitled "A Bunch of Daisies is chef
d'Oeuvre There's high art and Wit and
humor too in 1t.
Altogether our sisters of the press have
much reason 10 feel satisfied with their
work. especially as praise or II is on
every iip.-Dispatch.
The Woman's Edition OF The Times
with its engaging frontispiece and
Bunch of Daisies was largely read
on yesterday, and its sale like that Of
the proyerbial "hot-cakes. With articles
frcm such contributors as Miss Maria
Blair. Miss Augusta Daniel, Miss NJ. NJ.
i. Newton, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Weller and
several others right In our midst IL goe9
without saying that the number viii be
a notable and delightful issue.-State
The women who got out the splendid
edition Of yesterday mornings Times set
an example of enterprise that exceeded
the industry Of the ordinary editorial
force After the able articles they fur
nished had been printed. they secured a
wagon and went through the streets
offering the paper for sale TO all passers.
by. Three cheers for the women.-Star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

There are persons born without llmos'
would there be new creation 70 supply
these7 The Bible spea OF but one crea-
ton. People who are born without hihps'
and those who are so unfortuhale a. "
Ice their limbs are as much human be-
Inrs as they that have perfect bodies
and enjoy life as well, with the exception
~ the inconvenience OF their situation.
Now. II one can get along without part
of a body. II looks reasonable that we can
e,tov NE without a body OF flesh, and
Infinitely better. as We would be free from
the ills the body Is heir TO.
This. then, is my conclusion; At death
the body OF flesh moulders away ana
mingles with the earth as though II never
had been a human body. The spiritual
BODY goes TO it's final destination. At the
separation OF the soul and body the great
judgment-day OF that soul has come.
And right here We leave the soul 10
God who gave IT. Eli hikh.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Much specul ton Among Politicians About
the Next Secretary of State.

we %'fN+ F0'tch1'e - $780,
WARRINGTON. May a.-Wherever two
or three. politicians are gathered togeth-
er nowadays the conversation Is sure
70 drift TO the question Of who will be
the new Secretary of States
All sorts of states ~ being fixed up,
and the appointment, when it Is made, Is
expected TO afford some indication or
the future policy OF the Administration,
not only Tn regard 10 foreign affairs, nut
in other matters as WELL u Is agreed
that II the President appoints any one
of certain men who have been mentioned,
such as POstmaster-General Wilson. or
First Assistant Secretary or State Jhl. IL
Will mean that there is 10 be no change
whatever in the policy Of the Admins
tration in any direction. II any one OF
certain other men should be selected. Il
will be taken as an indication that there
are to be more or less radical changes i'm
the policy Of the Administration.
one anu-Clevelard Democrat took me
aside to-day. and cOnfded 10 me his be-
lief that If the selection should fall
upon Ambassador Eustis. IL would be a
sure indication that ,he President was
LAYING his wires for a denomination for
a third term. He said IL would indicate
that Mr.. Cleveland was determined 90
have a foreign policy with more hurrah
and red fire about II than has character
lied the diplomacy OF his administration
thus far. and was anxious to play for
popular approval.
However this may be il is expected
that the President will probably delay the
appointment as long as possible. and
will consider a lot OF leading Democrats
before making hts final choice There
have been no new names mentioned IN
the gossip to-day, and Mr.. Wilson, the
postmaster-General Is still the most
talked-about probability. with eX-Gover-
nor Francis, Of Missouri. and Mr.. David
Harrty. Of Pennsylvania. heading the
list Of probabilities for the succession TO
the head Of the Post-Ofiice Department.
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June Ist, 1895.
Special Hourly Sales

are a matter Of Cost and Profit"
to US. Merchants do not like them.
They claim, "They are Irade-kill-
erS." But we only study your in
terest and ours-the success Of
your bargain catching and our com.
pensation.
10 unload a thousand dollars
worth of merchandise inside of one
or two hours costs US nominally
nothing for the selling and proves
the return Of the compliment we
owe you for the success OF this great
business and equal in profit to the
paying great amounts to saIeSpeople
The business OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Pleasant Grove. Va. May Is, 1895.
To the Editor Of The Richmond Times:
Dear Sir.--l read an article some time
past that the price of siNer.in India con-
trolled the price Of wheat in the United
States, and / see wheat and flour have
advanced 80 percent. here. Please inform
me through your valuable paper II
silver bullion has advanced in India in
proportion. l am not disposed to think
so. but would like 10 know.
W. c. WYNN,
Pleasant Grove. Va, Lunenburg county.
Silver is not produced in India. so that
What is there is in the form of money or
button boarded as money Silver is
not. therefore. to be considered as
commodity in India Different from what
II Is ia London. Silver ballion in India
is worth what silver bullion is worth in
London plus the freight, on It from Lon
don 10 India and the insurance for carry
ing II there.
The statements that our correspondent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
TEMPLE,
PEMBERTON.
CORDES&CO.
S'iIiiIlliiililliliInn.
SEASONABLE HINTS FOR THE PRES
ENT SEASONS SHOPPING.

our stock Of Ladies'. Gentlemens, and
Children's Underwear is complete, and
we invite an inspection of this depart
ment.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests. nicely
made and pure white. at Y lie.
Ladies Lightweight Cotton Vests. silk
tape in neck and sleeves, extra value, al
DC.
Ladies' Ligle-Thread Vests. In both long
and short sleeves. at zoe.
Ladies' Ribbed Lightweight Pants.
nicely made and finished. at soc.
Children's Gauze Vests in high neck and
long or short sleeves. p, IS. 40. and SOC.
Children's All-Wool Gauze Vests In
low neck and short sleeves
Boys Knee-Length Gauze Drawers. soc.
Gentlemen's Balbrggan Shirts. Sc.
Gentlemen's Gauze Shirts. In both long
and short sleeves. 81 H. SOC.
Gentlemen's French Balbrlssan Shirts In
both long and short sleeves, ooc-
Gentlemens French Balbriggan Draw
ers. nicely made and good fitting. soc.
Gentlemen's Bieached Jeans Drawers
nicely made and reinforced, SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
$4,000. 600 Io>f ~ mr. DEAL.
The Late Mr. Fairs Big lot of wheat Sold
80 -. p Ixpnrters

ne Inc NV run - sr't ~
- -. Exporters
SAN FRANCISCO. May d.-The big lot
Of wheat held for nearly two years by
Millionaire James 6. Fair, and since
kept in warehouse by his estate. was
sold Thursday 20 four of the largest
wheat exporters Of California. The net
loss by this wheat deal 10 the Fair estate
will be fully 10000. as the storage alone
amounted to $4,000 The wheat origi-
nally amounted 10 I00O tons. It was
bought by the bonanza millionaire
through Grain Broker Mclaughlin. MT.
Fair was a rampant bull on wheat ana
counted on a European war 10 raise u
TO a good price lie bought most of this
wheat az over 81 a Genital, and held IL for
nearly two years. About 1900 tons were
sold recently I'm small lots, but to-day the
entire remnant Of 1909 tons was sold &c
George W. McNear Epplnger Co.
Balfour. Guthrie * Co. and Girvin. Bald
win d Eyre The price paid is reported
as between 50 and SO cents per GENITAL.
The purchasers arc known as the big
four I'm wheat circles. They nave lead
pine cinch characters. having contracted
for every vessel 10 arrive mere during
the next ninety days. They have twenty
nine vessels In this port ready TO load
with this wheat and the whole mass VII,
be- shipped Immediately 10 England.
The sale and speedy removal Of this
wheat lifts great load from wheat
dealers her. as Fairs wheat. as 1t is
called has been an incubus which threat
ened 10 swamp the market. What proves
conclusively that the wheat belonged 10
Fair is that an order for sale had been
issued by the Probate Court which
will also be asked to approve the transac-
ton.
So ends I'm clear loss Of 10000 the
second attempt OF California milliona,res
10 bull the wheat market. The first at
tempt was made boy Flood and Mackay-
who lost 100000 by their deal, and who
were only saved from ruin by their old
partner. Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
The Resurrection Of the Body.

To the Editor of the New York Sun;
Sir--ln an article headed First Is
tablish Your Authority" in the Sun OF
May 22d. the views of several diynes
were given, with some comments thereon.
! defy any one 10 point out In the Bible
the declaration that the flesh VIII be re-
surrected. On the contrary. IL is declared
in the Bible that mo flesh or blood can
inherit the Kingdom OF Heaven" Also,
There Is a natural body and there is a
spiritual body" IL body were resur-
rectea. having had two sets OF teeth.
would both sets be retained. and II not,
would the first or last set lie resurrected?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
The Woman's Edition Hung up.

A large number of copies Of the Wo-
mans Edition OF the Richmond Times
have struck a snag and are hung up in
the post-office Many people who mailed
copies OF the paper TO friends failed 10
realize how large the paper really was
and dropped il in the post-ofiice with
only one-eent stamp. but the thirty
pages are too heavy for Uncle Sam TO
haul for that sum. II those parties who
mailed copies Of the paper with only
one-cent stamp will call at the post-ofiice
and put another stamp thereon the
papers will 90 forward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
ID Eo,m A New COMPANY.

The election Of officers for the joint
stock company. organized by the en-
ployes of the j. Wright Tobacco Com
pany, who left their work recently on
account of the retirement of Mr. Wright
from the presidency. viii take place to-
day at 80 T. NJ Mr.. Wright, it is Under
xfDod viii DE interested I'm the new
manufacturing business. which Will be
known as the United States Tobacco
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
SATURDAY. JUNE 1. 1895.
Mrr,r>cs AND EVENT, rnIs DATE

Nanatoka Tribe. I. o. r. NJ. Odd-Fei-
lows Hall. ,....D..
Monroe Lodge, Golden Shore. Gatewoou ;
Hall. ,o,..
company &C." First Regiment, Armory'
pichmond Lodge. international Associa-
ton Of Machinists. Eagle Han
Enterprise Council Jr. o. |. a. NJ IL
@. L. A. NJ. Han - re-.
Richmond Assembly X. 5. OF u r. vi
coran Han. =, oas
Good VIII Council, Jr. q. u a. NJ O"N
Fellows Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The case OF George b. TERRY charged
with implication IN the passing Of bogus
orders for money on the State Auditor
was called for trial In the Hastings Court
before Judge Witt and jury yesterday.
Counsel for the defence asked for con-
tinuance in the absence Of an important
witness. The postponement was granted,
and June nth fixed for the trial The
jury was then discharged for the term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

There Will be dancing AT Zlmmer's
boat-house Whit-Monday June 81. from
10 II +. W.. and Monday. Wednesday.
and Friday evenings from $ 10 H. The
pavilion will be under the management
OF Professor Dalton this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

A clerk In New York rubber store
has ralny-day suit Of clothes that IS
unique. It is a sack suit made OF the
very best macintosh material, and the
wearcr may stroll along Indifferent 70
any downpour. The suit certainly pos
sesses many advantages over the clumsy
macintosh coat. and it may not be long
before the necessary but inconvenient
storm macintosh will be supplanted by
the rainy-day suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Rev Or. John Hall, Of New York. has
given $1,000 toward the milion-dollar
Presbyterian church proposed for Pitts
burg He accompanied his subscription
with the suggestion that those Prcsbyte-
rlans who had escaped the income tax
should turn over to this fund the amount
they would otherwise have paid 10 the
government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Housefurnishing Dept.
The values are here Just as We al
vertlSe them.

The values are here just as we al
VeTtlSe them.
5Oo o. the Little London Night Lamps
cCInI .etc for Sc.
I'd Pine English Printed Toilet Sets, 6
pioces per set, Sl.J5.
2-nOoD " OGDEN Pals, worth nc, al ne.
Ladies' Mating Tack Hammers, with
claw. &c.
s-eallon Water Coolers galvanized iron
lining. handsom sly decorated. to-day
Strong and Well-Made Family Tea
Scales. nicely Japanned. with tin
scoop, weighs pounds. isc.
SIS buys complete oo-plece "a SET
English. decorations, worth e.
sos extra-heavy Japanned Chamber
Pals. with covers, and fun Size only
tsc.
our s-lnch Garden Trowels. Sc.
Slid oak or Birch. Imitation Mahoga-
ny. Rocker. plush seat 800.
our s-panel Screen Doors. l-S-inch
thick. made with Clinton wire-cloth
al sizes sSc.
Strong Spring Hinges for above doors.
per pair. complete with screws. Sc.
galvanized Iron OIL Cans. 5-gallon size.
6ec.
inches high, 2ic.
600 I-burner Never-Leak Oil Stoves. 39c.
THE COHEN co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

In a letter written in 1893. and only re-
Gently published, Robert Louis Stevenson
says that as a youth he wrote so good
a hand that his landladies would say
"Ah, no wonder they pay you for that"
Then writer's cramp seized upon him, and
his hand became so bad as to puzzle his
friends; but the printers for the hrst
time began to send him clean" proofs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The unwilling OF Confederate mon
ument at Chicago Thursday was one OF
the most significant events Of the decade.
and its effect in abridging the bloody
chasm will no doubt be far-reaching; TOR
"They Danish our anger forever wnen they
laurel the graves Of our dead"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Those women who wish 20 present a
stylish personal appearance have not been
slow 20 take advantage Of the Iperal
offer made By The Times In it's pattern
coupon. The orders have been coming
I'm as rapidly as they can be filed with
promptness. and hundreds of letters
speaking In the highest terms OF this
attractive feature have been received.
The Times IS prepared 60 deliver the
@ s,tt,nd a. once unon their recent
The patterns are originated by the
most reliable houses Ia this country
and in Europe. They are accurate and
perfectlv-nttiug, and an the latest and
choicest styles can be had The de-
scriptlons and the patterns themselves
have many novel and attractive features
i'm which the well-dressed woman de-
lights The inducements are l1eral.
and the entire enterprise IS meeting With
AN immense success See the coupon
and follow the instructions II you would
be a stylish woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Tho nursery tricycle. has appeared IN
London. II contains two seats. one for
the mistress and one for the maid ana
her charge and has two pairs Of pedals
a whole family on wheels is bound TO
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The name chosen for the Midway or
the Atlanta Exposition is pleasure
Heights" or for short, 'The Heights.
This name is very appropriate, as the
long street along which the amusement
features viii be distributed occupies a
commanding position between the Min
erals and Forestry Building and Ma
chinery Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
F5:!(6!iFEE::N!I;,;!(1

IS always right and on Strlcty buSl-
ness principles, which necessitate a
knowledge Of proper prices, best
prices, bargain prices, and what
is newest and correct in the field OF
merchandise.
A crowd around the Knit Under
weM-the cause, come and see.
Pay pc elsewhere for Ladies' Richeiieu
l..hbed Vests. deep crochet neck and
arms. the right sort Tor DE. but the
price is l2i.c each.
Another. only crochet eti,e Swiss
Ribbed, the best l2i.c sort. lO. Co..
SILK VESTS. -Al-Snk Richedeu Rib
bed cream, pink, hslt-hide, 81 SALE
Saturday is to be Stocking day,
from to $50 O'Clock.
Ladies' Hose, American made. substsn-
tial and made 10 wear, fast blacks or
tant, for DC pair
Ladder T8ns and Cray Ions yarn,
Nchelieu ribbed, fun regular spiicel
heels and toes,
Ladies Black Isle, Richelieu ribbed.
high splced Aoels and double solcs,
any for l9c. Only pairs TO any one
customer.
From ; TO 6:5o o'clock.
Chlldren's Fast-Black Seamless ribbed.
the best OF i5c quality an sizes from
e 10 So, for lc pair Limit of
pairs
HandkerchiefS to be slaughtered at
4 o'clock until sod.
Ladies Linen scolloped. Embroidered.
Ladies' Swiss ScOllOped, Embroidered
Ladies' Fine French Nun, coiored-
printed bOrdered.
Mems " hite Hemmed Linen.
Mems Colored-Bordered Hemstltchcd
All OF the above are to be sold for
&C each, limit Of fourto one customer.
GLOVES. White Chamois. 4-button or
museuetaire for Zoe.
Regular SID Musquetaire Suede Gloves
for 6jc. pair
4-buttOn " hlte Dressed Gloves are here
again, $40 quality. for q pair
Double Finger-rlpped SILK Gloves for
Soc
Come and take a drink with US
free as the air. The NO-IOX IS
the coming summer drink, pure
favorlng as you can make Al home,
and as cheap, Orange, Cherry
Raspberry or Claret.
From 4 o'c.ock until GAS a box Of
cakes Of French Soap, highly per-
iumed, TOR SC COX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Chauncey NJ. Depew had corner on
presidential possibilities at lis harmony
dinner Wednesday Four at one table, TO
say nothing Of Chauncey who is sort
of bghtning-rod candidate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Please come TO the Sheltering Arms
Garden Party. nj iooS east Clay street
SATURDAY, June LIST. from . 20 10 F. NJ.
Gate fee. cents children. l0 cents adults.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

IT may be merely a coincidence. but to
a man up tree it looks like Parkhurst
is on top in the New York city reform
movement by an overwhelming majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

Even gloomy May smiled upon the
scene of love, tears, and reunion. at chi
cage Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Boys Shirts.

Laundered. Figured Percale Collar
and cuffs 90 match
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The "De mortuis nil nisi hunum' spirit
OF this world is growing. 1t is one OF the
most beautiful touches Of nature and Is
lessening mans inhumaIity 10 man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Mems Under Wear

Mems Gauze shirts-well made and
trimmed
25c.
Mems Balbrlgsan Shirts-short or
long sleeves
37isc.
Mems Suk-Flbre BalOrissan shirts
DOE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
htCkWeaT.

Ladder Long SIX Tecksl In black,
white. and colors-
- and soc.
Mems Wash Tics in an immense va
rlcty OF shapes and colors-
lJc.. , for PC.
Mems SIX Tccks. our-ln-liands,
and Ba4d Bows. lu black white, and
colors-a- rood cs ycu ordinarily md
at soc. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
YCatiIaling C0rSetS.

Thompson's Summer Ncntilai
C0rsofs the best fitting and coo
summer corset made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Bows Wash Suits.
Boys Ties.

silk Windsors, with
ends a great value
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The Times extends the South Carolina
newspaper men an Old Virginia welcome
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Chndren'S Waists.

Ventilated Corset
AMI Girls. cool ana
. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

The wind has at last been tempered 10
the summer frock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01

BOYS Print. Percale. Cambria, and
Galatea Cloth shirt Waists
d "a. 10. zoe. 81, Sl.5J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-01
Boys Shirt Waists.

A good Summer ventilatln'