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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
JUST OVER THE RIVER.
INTERESTING NEWS GITHERED
IN MANCHESTER.
The GoId-Spectacle Gang Capturcd-ke-
Iigious Services To-day-Card Of
Thanks Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.

No. 1921 HULL SHEET. BEATTIE BfocK.i
Tho police yesterday succeeded in cap
turing the remaining three members OF
the gang of swindlers who were en-
gagged Friday morning in selling brass
spectacles ON the streets. claiming that
they were gold. The names OF the five
are James Connaily. the leader OF the
party, and John Hay. Joseph Kain. Willie
Kahn, and Burt Coyle. Connally is about
thirty-fve years OF age; the rest are
boys. Their case will be tried in the
Mayors Court tomorrow morning.
Religious exercises will be held to-day
in the different churches as follows:
Rev. John j. Hurt Will preach at Clop-
ton-Street Baptist church at the morning
service, and Rev. W. Il. Hayes Will
occupy the pulpit at night.
There will be no preaching at Cowar-
din-Avenue Christian church, as was pre-
yiously announced from the pulpit. Com
munion services Will be held Immediately
after the closing of the Sunday school
Rev. W. W. Lear VIII occupy his pull
pit both morning and night at Central
Methodist church.
Usual services will be held at Asbury
chapel. Preaching morning and night by
the pastor. Rev. j. III. Busby- Al j
o'clock the Penny Society VIII have a
meeting. and Mr. D!acont, of Richmond,
will take part There will be a meeting
OF the Epworth League at O'Clock.
Rev. J. J. Clopton will preach at Meade
Memorial church morning and night The
subject i'm the morning Will be God $
Love-" and at night Loyal Service De-
fined"
Regular services at West-End church
by the pastor, Rev. J. W. Stf. Junior
Epworth League at $3.50 p. NJ. Epworth
League at +. NJ.
The fuUeral of Mr.. Mcdowell Reams,
whose death was announced in The Times,
took place from his late residence yes
terday morning. Rev. c. y. Van Houten
conducted the services. and Davis Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. u. \. NJ, of which Mr..
Reams was a member were present in
a body. The interment Was made in
Maury Cemetery.
The Echo Meeting of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Clopton-Street
church, which was to have taken place
Friday night, was. on account OF bad
weather, postponed until next Friday
night.
Mr.. J. W. Kendall, who formerly resided
| In Manchester, has been made road-fore-
man Of engines OF the First division of
/ the southern halfway, with ueduguai eciH
! IN Greensboro, y. c.
The bazaar OF Indianola Tribe, Red
Men. which closed very successful week
at Leader Hall last Saturday night week
was indebted for its success TO the ladies'
I OF Manchester and musical organizations
Of both cities. The Tribe returns thanks
in the following resolution:
! Resolved, That we hereby return our
| thanks TO the ladies' who gave us such
valuable assistance at the booths and
those who solicited votes on the different
articles rallied off and the Richmond and
Danville Band for music, and Freeman
& Wilson Ministries. also the Paragon
Ministries and the ladies' and gentlemen
and little girls that took part in oul
| entertainment. and 70 the press for thell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
THE NEW WOMAN HERE
rHEBLOOMER GIRL REAcHESRfc
MOyD At LAST.
p.,.ded Main street ON = wheel ~ the
Amusement of Pedestrians How
She Looked.

She has arrived. The new woman
struck town yesterday on her wheel. anu
was the observed OF all observers
II was just about the hour OF noon'
when the business man sallies foi'n 7"
the nearest lunch centre. and Main suee"
always well populated. presents pus'e'
scene than at any other hour. Ihen "
was that she appeared. The slarm WAS
raised by the small boy on the corner.
.ror', look yonder, on. mamma. BUY Mo
oner'
The pedestrians accordingly lookei'
and beheld a sight 20 be toid OF III wh's-
pcrs. Down the middle OF the street
came a female bicyclist. seated nrm ana
straight upon her wheel Inc mere Ia.
OF Ter belonging to the gcntler sex, anu
being mounted upon bicycle would not
have attracted moments attention..
hut her attire caught tie crowd. sac
wore boomers. in open defiance OF Dr.
Hawthorne. They were blue IN color
and cut quite full. Her leggings were
of the same shade. ana speckied snirt-
waist ard jaunty yachting cop ana tan
shoes completed her costume.
WAS NOT PRETTY.
She should have been young and preuy
and the crowd would have forgiven nei
the crime OF riding through modest. con-
servatiye Richmond In snch attire. b"t.
alas, she was neither. Her ago WAS not "
fifty. and l.er countenance too suggestive
of womans rights TO I've pleasing. her
weight ranged close around two hindrcu
rounds. Altogether in ler mannisn aitire
she was rot PLEASANT 10 contemplate,
and one elderly party. after surveying
Re- eagerly until she was near enough
for him 10 discover ncr lack OF beauty
exclaimed in a tone OF deep disgust, How
shockingv"
She stopped her wheel In front OF Gar
ber's transfer agency, at the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets, and dismounted
In a business-like manner. BY this tne
there were fully % persons gaNerei
In that vicinity, watching eagerly her
every movement But II never phascd her
a particle She went into the office, trans
acted her business, and coming out re-
riounted and rode OFF as calmly az Trough
she were alone in some vast wilderness.
BOUGHT TICKET FOR BALTIMORE.
AS she disappeared in the distance girl
was heard 10 remark: 81: they make
us look like that. don't want any bloom
ers in mine"
Later i'm the day the bloomerite called
on Harwood. the ticket bDoker. and asked
for reduced rates to Baltimore, but sne
could not be accommodated. Her name
could not be learned. in fact nobody IN
quired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Captain Sumner Guilty and May Lose
Command the Cruiser.


WASHINGTON. Aug. Sit was learn
ell to-day from semi-ofhciai source
that the court OF inquiry in the case OF
tho cruiser Columbia damaged by being
,,,nronerlv docked at southampton hoid
cantain Sumner responsible Tor the Jam
age II is said that court mafuai VII,
follow and that Captain sumner VIII
rrohablv lose mind OF the fast crul-
ser e..o,.~,. ~ .ho
,.t.l "a convene at the Brooklyn yard
on - To-day. september Nh' Tor tne
,riap Of CAPTAIN George W. sumner inc
Columbias COMMANDER Ill,
,ruro comnodores and nine captains VIII
compose the court . .,
They are Commodore Montgomery o.
- Commodore Rush II. Wallace, cap
taIp / y Breed. Captain Alfred T. Ma
han cantain Norman H. Farquahar'
rantai, lanes O'Kanc. Captain Henry
y Rohoson. Captain Winfield ;. Schley'
Captain John W. Phillip. captain sias
casey and Captain Louis hehpii'
me Judge advocate Of the court VIII DE
First Lieutenant Herbert H. Draper
United States Marine Corps
II did not take Secretary "srpert iois
20 make up ms HlI'N q. -. 90 ,bo
"a nure,,e I'm regard TO the findings OF the
court Of inquiry. .,o,,.oa
The report Of this court was received
Of tho Navy Department Thursday, but II
was decided by Acting Secretary McAaoo
TO await the return Of the Secretary be-
fore taking acton. ,. -.
Mr Herbert returned to Washington last
night and soon after reaching the Navy
DEPARTMENT this morning read the rec
ord of the court Of inquiry a confer
ence was held between the secretary
Assistant Secretary McAdoo. ana 'uusy,
Advocate-GeneralL emly' win ,ie ,' .,i,
,ba+ The court martial was ordered this
afternoon 49,, at. 49,,
A different decision would hardly have
been possible. inasmuch as the verdict OF
the court of inquiry fixed the responsible
itv for the injuries to the Columbia upon
Captain Sumner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

kind and complimentary notices and all
others that contributed towards the suc-
cess OF tho bazaar.
Mr.. Thomas II. Bransford OF Roanoke.
is visiting In Manchester.
Mr.. f.. +. Early will spend to-day In
Charlottesville.
Mr.. j. d. Goode was in the city yes
terlay morning.
Messrs. Greeley Carter and Logan Por-
ter left yesterday evening for 0cean
View.
Mayor II. A. Maurice has returned to
the city.
The storm Friday slightly damaged
several houses in Manchester A cottage
house on Sixth and Everett streets was
struck by lightning and the weather
boarding on one side OF the house con-
siderably damaged. The roof OF Mr..
George Il. Gary's house was struck but
very little damage done.
Master Lnwood a. Latham has return
ed from a visit to Washington accom-
panied by his cousins, Misses Emma and
Bertha Nightingale.
Miss Matte Thomas viii reopen her
school tomorrow.
The ladies' of the Fifth-Street Parsou-
age Society held an ice-cream festi-
val at the church last night at o'clock.
IO-ulOTFoW btiuS bd''i-H ~, 49,
Office will be opened only between to 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Mrs s. A. Morrissett has returned from
a visit TO friends in Amelia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Atwell and daugh-
ter. who have been visiting relatives IN
Amelia county. have returned home.
Mr.. Allen Gibbs continues quite sick
Mr.. +. II. Spratley is very i'll at his
home in Swansboro.
Two young white men were fined s2.O
each in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning for creating disturbance at
the Salvation Army meetings.
Oak Grove BAPTIST church sunday
school will meet this afternoon at S'~
o'clock in Marks addition. The public Is
cordially invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

The Field Says She win Defeat the De-
.-.-.I. .aIe.. II I:lnAE..

rrhe FIELD Says She VIII Defeat the De-
fender Easily. Unless it Flows
LONDON. Aug. 31.-The Field dilates on
the cabled reports Of the yacht trials in
connection with the coming race for the
Americas Cup, and says:
"Tbe general opinion here IS that val
l,,,rie Ill. in a dead-to-windward and
down-the-wind trial will dispose or De
render rather easily, II the breeze IS such
tba+ Nalkvrie can carry all her canvas
without heelng TO more than her deck
edge. In anything Ike lower sail breeze
ven n breeze of full jibheader strength
Defender may prove the better, especial
Nv If there is much reaching. ms Juds-
meut IS based entirely on the American
estimate OF the manner in which Defender
carries her canvas in a breeze. The trlai
race on Thursday proves beyond DOUBT
mat Defender is faster in light breezes
than Nigilant" -.
Referring TO the cabled suggestion tnat
Defender has been held back during the
trials the Field expresses doubt as 10
whether there is a word or truth IN the
report. The paper cannot understand why
Mr.. Hyslop refused the request TO measure
the NaikyTie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
press which the Mirror prints from the
L.,v,ar Graudin.

press which the Mirror prints ITO" 'ne
pen OF Elmer Grandn:
.,r.bo scene of the recent presentation or
the address OF congratulation TO Sir Hen
~ Irving i'm London. which happily Wit
messed was most impressive. one incl
dent the press have overlooked. Al the
end OF Sir Henry's address, ne was pain
ly overcome. lie halted, wiped ms eyes,
and then, with a gesture, "hlch ihcIuueu
the entire audience. he SAID Perhaps you
will walk round.' II was not the words
tut the indescribable charm with wnicn
ttev were uttered that brought forth
rir. cling cheer from the audience, ana IN
a few moments the stage was perfect
kaleidoscope"
Burlohm Tree has chosen for his Triloy
a. lovely nobody an actress who mas
been on the stage but year.
Frisco is wild over TOO Much john
SON"
Roma writes the Mirror:
IL was engaged early IN the summer
to originate the part OF an opera queen
in A Fatted calf. Mr.. Robinson gave me
carte blanche TO do as please, sing what
| please. and wear what / please; anu
as a woman who likes 10 have her own
way tand what woman does notD / feel
that | have a wonderfully successful sea-
son in prospect
This charming little woman was In
Richmond last season as soioist with the
Marine Band / had the pleasure OF meet
ing her after tho concert at little sup
per and / found her. socially, TO be cap
tivating. She IS possessed Of great natL-
raj vivacity. and is as magnetic of as
she is on the stage.
Afarmion is the name OF Louis James
new play.
Arthur Nikisch. formerly conductor OF
the Boston symphony Orchestra, has re-
signed the dictatorship Of the BUDAPEST
Court opera.
sothern opens his season at the Ly-
ceum on the ith with the production OF
"The Prisoner OF Zenda." He Is again
supported by charming Grace kimoall
}. y. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Personally Conducted Tours to Watkins
aud Niacara IllIs

The pennsylvania railroad will operate
Falls and Watkins Glen September nm.
al rate OF SO for the rOund-trip from
Washington or Slf from Richm)nd. Tick
ets good Tor ten days, allowing stop-om
either direction and at Buffalo return-
ing. Special train will leave Washing
ton az \. VI. Later tour Will leave
Washington October Sth. For full in
formation call on c. A. Taylor. traffic
manager X. +. and =. r. r.. Richmond
or address Colin Studs. passenger agent
i. Il. r., Washington. d. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
\ Stable Burned

The stables Of Fox's Parcel Delivery.
Randolph and Ashland streets. were
burned yesterday about 1880 O'Clock. The
origin of the FIRE is not known. 4 car
load OF hay and q quantity Of corn. oats.
and seed, which were stored in the build
ing' were consumed. An alarm Of fire
was turned IN from box 3l3. but the de-
partnent was unable 10 90 moro than
prevent the fire from spreading. as the
structure was burning fercely when the
fremen reached there. Mr.. Fox said his
loss would not exceed 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Tc.tament of an Old Eccentric.

The Neue Wiener Tasblat. prints at
length the amazing last will and testa-
mcnt OF n wealthy old eccentric who
died lately at Hadersdorf am Kanp. Il
bequeath the whole of my prooe rty. NOV
abla and immOvable," says he. ito my
six nephews and my six nieces. but IN
Ger the sole condition that every one OF
my nephcws marries a woman named An
tonic and that every one OF my nicces
marries a man named Anton" The
twelve are further required to give the
Christian name Antonio or Anton
10 each arst-born child, according as il
turns out 10 be girl or boy. The marriage
OF each nephew and niece IL also 10 be
celebrated or one of the ST. Anthony's
days, either ia nuary nth, May 10th. or
June 18th. Each is further required TO be
married before the end OF July, 1896. Any
nephew or niece remaining unmarried to
an Antonio or an Anton after that date
forfeits half OF his or her share OF the
property. Many modern novel turns
upon the absurd provision Of the will OF
a rich kjnsman of the heroine or hero.
but no novel has ever yet hit upon a tes-
tamentary absurdity equal to that OF this
old bachelor uncie.-W estminster Gazette
7--------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
BOUGHT TICKET FOR BALTIMORE.
The Outlook Favorable.

"The outlook for Richmond College this
fall is very good. says Secretary Hurt.
president Boatwright has been travel
ling for three weeks In the interest OF
the college. lie made a visit first To
Southwest Virginia. and he Is now on
trip 10 Norfolk, Hampton. and Newport
News. The presidents office has been
fixed up during the summer, and con-
veniently located at the Grace-street en-
trance TO the college. president Boat
wright VIII return next week"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
yt1KIyG AROUND THE World.
The Record from Sew York to san ran
cf..o I.roken.

Record
cisco Broken.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Sl.-A. Non"irt
and l.. Nouwirt Of New York, who are
walking around the world on a wager,
I'm company with three other young men,
called AT the state Department 10 secure
passports TO assist them in their jour
noy. Although they have declared their
intention 10 become citizens. the Nou-
wirts have failed 10 take out papers,
and therefore they could not secure
passports. They were Austrian subjects,
while NJ Wirssner. b. Feldcman, and
Fred Meyer, the other members Of the
party, are Germans.
All are musicians, and are making
their way through giving concerts. They
arrived I'D Washington Thursday, after
a ten-days' journey from New York. and
will proceed 10 Fan Francisco. by way
OF Atlanta and New Orleans.
In oIder to win the wager, they must
completed the Journey in two years.
The Nouwirt brothers have walked from
New York TO San Francisco in 1863 days,
breaking the record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Expenditures Exceed Receipts.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.-For the two
months OF the current fiscal year 70
date. the Treasury expenditures have ex-
ceeding the receipts $l3.lTl. 4d9
For the month of August, the deficit
was S3,693,l03.
The receipts for the month are stated
at SIS ,596 and expenditures at S,5io'-
SO.
Since July 1st the Treasury has lost In
gold Withdrawn for export 10 Europe and
Canada slS,000o.0. and as Monday IS La
bor-Day, a national holiday, all the execu'
tive departments will be closed and the
Treasury financial statements Will not
be issued until Tuesday September 3D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
CHOLERITN HONOLULT.
Eight Deaths Among the Natives-A
steamer Warned or.

TI-HT U'HTWN NIHOHE INC NHIINVs-N
steamer Warned on,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-A dispatch
received to-day from Mr.. Cooper, United
States dispatch agent at san Francisco.
broken ont at Honolulu. Mr.. COoper's
telegram says that tho steamer Monowa
received the news from Mr.. Ellis Mills
United States consul-general in the Ha-
waiian Islands who met the vessel in an
open boat, and warned her on Mr..
Mills said there had been eight deaths
among natives and Chinese and added.
There is no alarm. and ey~y precau-
ton is being taken"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

The Netherlands DO Not Pay Bounty, 80
No Duty VIII BE Charged.

WASHINGTON. Aug. a.-Action has
been taken by the Treasury as regards
the imposition of the dinerenual sugar
duty on sugar imported into this country
from the Netherlands. IL has been de-
cided that the Netherlands do not appa-
rently pay a bounty on exported sugars
and. therefore, that the section OF tne
tariff law as to the imposition OF the
additional differential duty on sugar I'M
ported of one-tenth OF one cent per pouIl
does nor Amply 10 sugars coming from
those countries.
I'm taking this action the department.
abandons its original position and coin
cides with recent decision or the nen-
oral BOARD Of Appraisers at New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Having connected myself with the dry
goods house OF the FOurqlr ean-Price
Company, cordially invite my former
patrons and friends - this popular cs-
tablishment. where / can insure YOU the
lest qualities at -hc lowest prices.
Hoping 10 receive Nour valued orders,
which shall have my perso nal attention,
] am, very truly yours,
Miss j. IL TUCKER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
You are Told That >ickels orc Tr,a..

II is mistake. Save your nickels. and
after while you can buy a Suite OF Fur
niturc from
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Aha. M and 1l3 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
Telegraphic Breyities.

The United States Treasurer mailed
yesterday l.i07 cheeks. aggregating We
$3.50. in payment Of the interest Que
September list. on bonds OF the funded
loan of 1891. continued at per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

Bring in your silver dollars. and We
Will give YOU of Sydnor q Hundleys
choice furniture, as you may select, full
value. Remember the numbers. IN and
,lS east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

We open the season with the choicest
line of early fall styles at medium
prices ever shown over any retail
counter in this land. 800,
Ten new designs in Double-Width SILK
and Wool Effects. sale price 2c.; regu-
lar 39c. value.
Only / S-yari Dress-Pattern 20 any one
customer. as this price is simply spe-
cial introductory-sale price.
Twenty-one new designs in fall dress
goods of fine rich texture and beauti-
full finish. equal to 10 and &c. goods
sale price only SIC.
ANY one customer limited 10 single
press Pattern at this price. These are
confined TO us. and are not for sale
anywhere else.
STORM AND FRENCH SERGES.
(Biack and Nsxy)
SOC value, now 39c.
69c. values. now 51c.
5O-inch Diagonal. only soc.
5O-inch French Serge, only 59c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

DID YOU IN rR tina. that YOU can
not have good health without pure blood?
Health comes by the use OF Goods Sar-
saparilla, because II makes The blood
pure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

on Monday. has returned from ms nriaai
tour. He will reside on Chnrch hhi Tor
the present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
SILKS.

The Ioom-wit OF the world lies before
YOU. Every conceivable weave ana
design. The prices are put ile' e. S'''''
ovvs Of their former selves.
All-Silk Changeable Surah, 49c.' instead
Fine Figured Satins. 39c.. instead OF
beautiful Brocade Satins. colored dots.
g instead OF So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
HOSIERY.

The right kinds at the right prices. No
orher kinds find harbor here.
1oAas, DroI-Stitch Isle Richeheu.
hoot and plain knees. Black. Tan, and
fancy colors. soc. for 75c. quality.
adiss, Extra-Grade Plain Lsle Hose,
Hermsdorf-dye. SOC. 80, l..
Ladies ingram French Isle. In Tan
Rembrandt rib: &c; 9e; v',ius' l., ,,o,.
colors: also. Tan. Gray, and Black.
a lie, instead OF aoc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

DC Teck and Four-in-Hand Ties, lie.
All-Linen Collars. for BE.
All-Linen-BOsom Shirts. soc.
Laundered .egligee Shirts. 30 and &c.
Sweaters DC.
Jeans Drawers. 15c.
Balbrisgan Shirts and Drawers. 2jc.
Lawn Ties, Bows. and Scarfs; Windsor
Scarfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
WASH GOODS.

This is a great year for Fancy COT
ttons Not a worthy weave or klnd or
style but what is 10 be found mere.
What's left OF them go for sons.
Nuslins Lawns. Dimities. Crepons, &C.
instead of 10 and Il lie. a.
Ducks. Flanneiletes. outings, GlnS-
hams. etc, &C.. instead or l-5 ana Vc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

HOODS PILLS have won high praise
for their prompt and efficient. yet easy
action. .....-...-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01

seem 10 have samples OF their Choicest
Furniture az
SYDNOR Il HUNDIEY'S,
IN and 7i3 caef BROAD street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
UPHOLSTERY GO0pS.

Fix I'D your furniture
N-inch Brccatelle, 59c.
S0-inch Brocatelle, 50c.. from 15c. .,
so-incb oriental Velour. roc, from 81.
81 inch Japanese Tinsel Velour. 00c.,
5o,inch Silk Brocatelle, 81. from $50.
Iananese Mantei Tinsel Draperies, nc
and sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
FRUIT JARS.

Seem TO be the basement. managers
hobby It's a good one, and be knows
IL Mason's Best Whlte-fiint-Glass,
norcclain-lined. scrcw-zinc top, at
prices you've paid for ordinary kinds:
Put up in handy. pariiiionei crates OF
"a dozen each:
Pints Coo dozen.
Quarts. sc dozen.
l-2-Gallon, ysc. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-01
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

To he well dressed costs but bttl'
here. It's the shirt. the ,Cohar, w
Tie-such trifi.nS thlnss-tnae au' .
much to z mans appearance.
90 Teck and Four-in'Hand Ties &c.