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The herald., 1895-08-11

an abundance of room to play in. Here
they are educ ated in the rudiments, and
have much better time than the very
poor child of the tenement houses. who
is half fed. badly clothed and sheltered
in the winter. and smiles and pines away
in the terrific heat of the summer.
Many of the boys. and the girls, too,
for that matter. are taken py country peo-
pie when they get to be 12 OF 13 years old.
Others are spprenticed to city tradesmen
and mechanics. The majority find fair
homes, but a large number Of the boys
The herald., 1895-08-11

The race for bare life is too hard, the
acnys OF incessant work too long, and
the hours tor rest too few.
The 500 above referred to do not repre-
Ient by any means the total number of
,hildren annually thrust upon the city,
Ind the societies which make specially
u caring for the needy young of New
York. The scores OF youngsters taken
rom unnt homes and parents by the va
'ious religious and by children's societies
ind raised to manhood and womanNood
,nder tneir care relieve che city OF q
gYeat burden.
But the. tiny waif picked up in the
Dtreet or found in deserted rooms, and
Iometimes left upon the front stoep of
lome man or woman widely known as q
philanthroopist, becomes the city's prop
The herald., 1895-08-11
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"AnOther Good One"

religious connection it shall be a rule abb
solute. beyond the control of any future
general meeting, or any act of incorpora-
ton. that. while the education of the in
fant shall be strictly religious and Scrip
tural no UNCONVENTIONAL catechism what
ever shall be introduced, and that no
particular forms whatever shall be inn
posed ON any child contrary TO the reli-
gious convictions of the surviving parent
or guardian of such child"
In every way possible the little inmates
are made to forget their loneliness. The
The herald., 1895-08-11
All Surplus Stock Must Be Closed Out

Dragon Black Victoria r1uslin
50 pieces of Simpsons Victoria Muslin, "a
inches wide soft finish, guaranteed perfectly
fast to light Soap or perSpiration: to close out
SC yard
Eureka Brown Duck
Is pieces o. full 3O-inch Brown Duck,
suitable for tents carriage covers, ETC.; re-
duced to lOc yard
Glass Toweling
This is very rare chance to buy an 18-inch
very fine all-linen Glass Toweling in blue
and red checks; never sold less than 10 2-3c.
Closing out price 1Oc yard
54-Inch AlI-Wool Flannel Suitings
This beautifully finished line of Dress Goods
has all the appearance of broadcloth and is
the most exceptional value of any we have
to offer; all colors reduced to soc yard
Children's Crib Blankets
beautiful line Crib Blankets, 7Sx3O inches,
blue and pink borders and bound with silk
braid; reduced to $l.5O each
Swivel Silks
Our whole line OF Swivel and Wash Silks,
light and medium shades, closed out at zoe yard
Linings, Etc.
You are sure to find what you want in dress
and waist LiningS; see our 3o-inch Silesia
the we'll known Gilbert manufacture; reduced
from 1Oc to 7c yard
Fayle Crepes
These goods are we'll worth an inspection; 27
inches wde, in neat, nobby designs and
pretty tintS and ColoringS, and suitable for
evening gowns; reduced to close out SC yard
The herald., 1895-08-11

lished in 1874. upon absolutely unsectarian
principles, by the Rev. Andrew Reed.
A rule incorporated in the first resolu-
tion of its promoters might we'll be cop
led by similar institutions. 1t is iron
clai and in describing the scope Of the
asylum reads as follows:
''To receive and bless the fatherless in
FAINT, without distinction OF sex, place or
The herald., 1895-08-11
Marie AntOinette.

Marie A ntoinette had rather Roman
than German face. Her nose was of the
Roman type, her check bones were high
and prominent, her chin was strong. She
was dull in conversation, and it was once
said Of her that had sho lived in private
station she would never have attracted tho
ioaet attnr.inr,
The herald., 1895-08-11

Indigestion radically cured by the use of
Angostura BiheIs. Sole manufacturers, Dr. ].
G. y. Siegert & Sons. Procured OF all druggists
The herald., 1895-08-11
During This Sale "You Get the Profits We 'the Coin

36-Inch Tricot Suitings
10 pieces full SO inches wide, al-woo Tricot
Cloth, all colors and black; reduced from
SOC to 35c yard
A new wash fabric just out, in black and navy
blue groundwork; very pretty, neat figures
and full 81 inches wide, and price is beyond
competition, 1Oc yard
Ladies' Combination Underwear
The "Oneita," most comfortable combination
suit made has no inelastic stay over the chest
to cause uncomfortable tghtness; buttons
only across the shoulders; ask for them at
underwear counter; only $l.75 suit
Another very fine garment combination, grey
mixed, very fine quality, fashion cut, fits
any form S3.75
For 75c we are giving the best value in the
market in the way of ladies' very fine wool
jersey ribbed vest, silk finished, pearl buttons,
extra length
Hosiery Values
Ladies' fast black high spliced heel. double
sole and toe AMI good value at 2Oc, selling II I-2c
Ladies' fast black, full opera length and very
fine quality, reduced from 4Oc to 25c
Black Satine Skirts
beautiful line of plain black satine, ruffe
with silk embroidery, four tucks and very
nicely made, good value at 81, 2 AZ yards
wide, selling at $1.5O
Black Satine Skirts, full length, velvet trimmed
and IA yards wide, selling at oOc
Notion Department
Everything in this department being sold over
our counters at closing out prices.
The herald., 1895-08-11

The wall naner dealer OF the city is Eek
strum, 324 South Spring street
The herald., 1895-08-11

White Flannel
IS pieces of 3O.inch al.wool plain white
Baby Flannel, good value at CSC; to be closed
out during this sale at Csc yard
Linen DoyIes
14o dozen al-nen Doylies, plain center and
colored border with deep fringe; actual value
Csc dozen; price to close out 4Oc doz
Black Taffeta Silks
Black with black figures; beautiful line to
be sacrificed; pretty, Small figures and very
desirable for waists skirts; reduced from
81 90 to 75c yard
Fancy and CoIored Waist Silks
The most beautiful assortment to select from.
being lengths left from our early seasons
stock, and sold then for S1.0O, S125 and
$3.50 yard;- to be closed out at 75c yard
Black Brocade Dress Goods
You should not fail to see the many drives in
this department of the house. See this one
item at soc yard, Novelty Brocade, 40 inches
wide, reduced from 75c to Soc yard
India Silks
900 pieces Colored India Silks, 21 inches wide,
80 different shades to select from, including
black and cream; good value at CSC; selling
now at 2Oc ward
Are Boomers Immodest?
Sweaters are not. You should see our line of
Ladies' Sweaters; blue, white, black; very
tine quality; $3.50 and $3.50; only few Of
them left Also Bicycle Gloves and Hosiery
Towels and Toweling
s. doz. all Linen Huck Towels, hernmed and
very large, being 4ox23; reduced from CSC
to zoe each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Secretary William q. owens. Of the Viz
giuia Stale Agricultural and Mechanical
Society said yesterday that the indiea-
lions all pointed 20 one Of the most sue
ccssful exhibitions ever given ny the
society. The poultry department Is made
no entirely different from anything ever
before obtained in this line. Tho officers
OF the society have experienced a great
deal Of trouble and worry in this depart
monf. and before making mp the pre-
miums this year a number OF pOulirymtn
were consulted. and the Advisory Board
gave The matter a great deal OF careful
consideration. the result OF which WAS
that the prizes this year are offered i0r
collections instead OF individual exhibits.
This Will give breeders an excellent oppof-
funtv 90 show their fowls 10 great adNah-
tase. Pens 90 hold from twelve 10 tWe.ty
birds will be- arranged. and an exhibitor
will have pen exclusively for his own
use. thus the breeder viii have an oppol-
funitv 90 show exactly what yard cf
fowls look like and they viii not be
crowded and mixed up in small coops.
The prizes this year are offered for COLI
lcc+icn4 ~ the various varieties COLI
lection 10 consist Of not less than DOE d
or more than twenty birds. ana lhe
schedule OF premiums rs arranged % give
the most popular varieties the largest
amount of money. 90
Professor Andrews. director OF the Cor
corqn Art School. of Washington. has Ntth
ENGAGED hv the society 20 judge in the
ant DEPARTMENT Professor Andrews D.
now in Europe but viii return in time 70
he in Richmond ar the Fair which taxes
riaee October Sth 10 i2th. inclusive The
schedule OF premiums offered in ths de-
rartmcuf Is arranged somewhat diuefcnl
from last year. and a larger number or
rl-izre are offered than ever before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Sevviu. Misses Mamie and r. Carreras;
uazourxa. Miss =. Cohen. The COLLINS
VIII Get You" Miss Virginia Ripilinger,
over the Waves. mandolin and guitar
pupils Cloud waltz. Miss L. Stirling;
Mamma's waltz, Master n. Mark and
Miss L. Leahey; song. Jamie" Miss n.
BIaukenship: Friendly Pastime. Miss r..
Neanley. L0reley. Misses J. and l.. Cold
stein. song. The Arrow and Bow" class
Of Ettle girls. Invitation 10 the Waltz.
Masters j. Earnest and W Greaner;
Nsnon Waltz. Misses j. McDonough and
X. Grasbcr-er
Part II.-Banjo duet Misses ". waddell
and NJ Leahey. song. Little Alabama
Coon" Miss l.. Leahey: Woodland Wits
pcrs Miss c. McD0n0ugn and VI. Low:
j See Thee Again. waltz. mandolin and
guitar pupils. Germans Iriumphal March,
Misses +. Duke and l.; spilling: Ben Hur
s.Twickenham Ferry" class Of young
ladies. Manhattan Beach. Misses :. Marks
and b. MOllOy. "Zingarella.' the Wild
C,usv Girl Miss y. Carreras. the Liber-
Is Bell. Misses o. Earnest and y. Leahey.
Directorate Miss T. Donahue and +.
Hirshb-rg. song. Angels Serenade" flute
or violin obligated. Miss III. Blankenship,
Home. Sweet Home, mandolin and
guitar pupils.
The following awards for scholarship
Gold medal giva1 by Mr. Judson Cur
nlngham 10 the most improved pupil, Miss
silver medal. for greatest progress.
Florence HlrshtcrS.
silver medal. for Improvement, Sadie
Marks.
Silver medal for improvement. Blanche
M0ilOy
4 gold medal was also awarded 70 nc
class commencing before January lgt. and
was drawn for by the pupils
a silver medal for those who COM
monced since that time was disposed OF
ia tho same way.
Miss Hattie Blankonship c>Neived a pre-
MUM for vocal music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Closing Of Mr.. Weatherfard's Music c ass
at Forest HI.

Mrs. Wcathcrford's music school, no.
al east Broad street. held the closing
exercises Of the session at Forest Hill
Park Wednesday afternoon. ABOUT o.
O'Clock the paiS gathered on the ntoal
piazza of the Dil stone mansion q WEI
less the presentation OF medals ID me
successful scholars.
Rev Joshua Hunter made the awards
in a graceful manner.
The following ar. tie mciallists.
Hiss Annie Gayle. gold medal, Tor coz
rect lingering and general Improvement.
Misses sadie Wiemar. Sadie hautelt,
Ida Tinkin amanda G-nlack. ana Mas
ter Linwo0d Gruths. first honor gold
medal each. for rapid advancement ht
close application. implicit Obedience 10
instruction. and an auoctionate lteilNs
between them and their teacher.
Master Leroy Smith and 'iss Mamie
Rice. gold medal each for nc scale prac-
tice.
s special gold medal was offered for
study Of the musical catecnism. Misses
Pearl Smith and Della GaiIing- STANDING
highest h0nors being equal received 81
gold medal each.
Misses Annie G0san. Lillian Duke. lhe1
Burke and Carrie Phillips each received
"a silver medal for general Improvement.
Five Young ladies' viii offer Tor sradua-
ton during the next session is"s Belle
Kosiow. Della Galding. Pearl smith, Cora
HunlleV. and Alice Roberts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
MONTE MAnIA CLOSING ExERCIsBS
List Of the Pupil. Receiving Premiums in
the Various Studies.

The twoniy-eirhth session OF the Acad-
envy Of the Visitation. Monte Maria, az
2209 east Grace street closed yesterday
40 formal exercises were held, the nlS-
trbutOn of the premiums being private
The recipients were the following
Miss Katie Thcrp. English ArlihiheuO'
Catcohism. and Drawing. ,,.-.
Miss Eva Lowry. English, Catechism'
and Drawing
Miss Lulu Heggcrty. English, Catechism'
Miss Emily Pampel English, catechism,
Miss Alice Reddy. English. catechiFm.
Miss Haine Myers English. Catechism.
and Music.
Miss Mamie Brdgman English, Cate
chism. and Music.
Miss Madeline pampel English, cafe
Chism. Arithmetic. Drawing. and Music.
Miss Isabel Kesgan English, Cate
chism. Arithmetic. and Regular Attend
Miss Ethel Frayser. English and Arith-
Miss Maggie Gould. English.
Miss Nora Ellsworth, English ana
Miss Elsie Brauer. English Arithmetic,
Drawing. Music. German, ana regular
Miss Mary Morris Er gllsh. Catechism,
Arithmetic. Drawing. Music, ana SeWihs.
Miss Marie Thorpe English ana Cate
Miss Annie Lohn arm. English cate
chism. Arithmetic, Drawing, Music, ana
Mss Mabel Frayser, English and Arith-
Miss May June Brauer English. Draw
ing M1sic. German, and Regular Al
MISS Carrie Koss. English. Catechism.
Drawing. Music, and Regular Attend
Miss Gerue Earle, English. Music and
Miss Nora Huntley, English and Draw
Miss Alma Dominica. English. Cathe-
clsm. Painting, and Sewing.
Miss Lille pendleton English and
Regular Attendance.
Miss May Nichols Music.
Miss EDNA Roscher. English, Cathe-
chism. ana Sewing
Miss NadlIc Langley. English. Cathe-
chism. Arithmetic. Drawing. Music, and
Miss Annie Laehr. English ana Music.
Miss Rose May Schaaf, English Arm
meuc Music. Sewing ana Regular At
Miss Incz Buchanan. English. Cate
chlsm. Arithmetic, Sewing, ana Regular
Miss Annie Koss. English. Catechism.
Arithmetic. and Sewing.
Miss Nellie Epps English. Catechism.
Arithmetic. Sewing, and Regular At
Miss May O'Noul. English. Catechism,
Arithmetic. and Regular ATTENDANCE.
Miss Lillian Edgar. English Cate
chism. Arithmetic. Music and Sewing.
Miss Ncttie stone. English. Arithmetic
Music. and Sewing
Miss Gertie Langley. English, Cate
chIsm. Arithmetic. and Sewing
Miss Annie Rearian, English Cate
chism. and Sewing.
Miss Frankie Koss. English. Caiechism'
Arithmetic. Sewing. and Regular Attend
arce.
Miss Rosa Grasbcrger. English, Cate
chism. Arithmetic, and Sewing.
Miss Pausey Frayser, English and
Arithmetic.
chlsm. Arithmetic. Sewing. aad Regular
Attendance.
Miss Sadie Bryant English. Arithme-
tic. and Sewlr-.
crowns Tor being good little girls.
Misses Rose May Schaaf. Nellie Epps,
lnez Buchanan. May O'Neiil. Annie koss
Netie Stowe. Annie Reardan Gertie
Langley. Marie Paratcr frankie koss.
Lillian Edgar. panscy Frayser, Rosa
Grasbcrger and Sadie Bryant.
The exercises closed with "a picnic on
the beautiful grounds of Monte Maria.
The duties of the Academy VIII he re-
sumcd the first Monday Of September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

The Accused Sent to the Grand Jury with
out Being Admitted to Ban.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Nlinam Hooker Was arraigned. who re-
Gently shot IA. i. Puryear. The latter
was able 70 appear In court, and testified
that Hooker came 20 his house and sent
Tor him 10 come down stairs Hooker
AZ the Time seemed 10 be dcslrOus OF enter
ing into "A dispute about what he claimed
witness had said TO Mr. Scott Thompson
about bis wife. Witness denied all
knowledge Of any such conduct. where
upon Hooker grew very excited and de-
clarcd that he would Kill Thompson OF
any Of his friends
lurycar demanded 70 know at what he
was driving. and replied that whoever
said he had spoken dlsrespccfuly OF
Rockers wife was liar. In a iasn
Hooker threw his hand behind him, drew
a revolver, and fred. Puryear staggered
back I'm his room and Hooker walked out
OF The door swinging his pistol. Puryear
examined his wound. and finding IL DAN
gerous notified his family, who sent Tor
DR. Massie.
Or Massie. who was the next witness.
stated that he found Puryear seated on
his bed. looking very pale, but perfectly
composed. He examined the wound, ana
finding 10 very dangerous. concluded tnat
the best thing 20 be done was 10 carry him
20 tho hospital where he called in Dr.
Eoshcr for a consultation. The bullet
had struck on the seventh rib, and glanced
or. and after that they couldn't probe iul-
Their for 10. DR. Massic expressed u as ms
ollil'u tudL il j Al 4'dl ty.N $50 20.
of himself he would probably experience
no ill-results but as yet he was not en-
tirclv out Of danger Hooker was sent
ON 20 The grand jury and denied ball
The case Of Hay. who IS charged with
firing at Foeg. was continued until 10
day I'm order TO secure the presence or
other Witnesses.
James Murray, charged with creating
a disturbance I'm the bar-room OF r. W.
Pcttus. was given sixty days IN default
OF 500 security. e.,
lanes Harvie (colorod) was sent 20 jail
for sixty days for stealing satchel, some
clothes. and a pistol. the property OF l..
Gliuu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Newest Novelty Company. OF No. 80
caef Main street. have moved AN their
samples TO corner Fifth and Canai streets.
southwest. Air. g.. IS. Parson is toe
general agent for these goods. rcprest ni-
INK manufacturers OF all kinds Of Aii
l,r.f Work OF Grilles. the BALTIC Awning
EilnI and the Venetian Inside Blinds
Also Wood Floors and Wood 'arpern,.
These goods are nrst-rlas7 100 every dr-
tail. simple. durable. and beautiful
card 90 the above address 1f can
,nhone 500 viii receive prompt attention.
Information and estimates cneerilliy
eIvcn regarding any kind Of ornamental
r...I work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Rev. John b. Tahb. whose recent book
OF roetry has had such a success, was in
Richmond yesterday. and met many OF
his friends here. Father Tabb occupies
ne Chair Of English In st. Charles Col
leee. Eihcoit City Nd. lie is native
of Virginia. and aiill holds the old Taho
,,uestcad ia Amelia county, with las
sister. where he spends his vacations.
ne is rather modest OF his sudden popu-
laritv. and while pressed with invitations
10 give public readings. has steadily re-
fused to do so. The June number OF the
rootman has an excellent picture Of
Father Tahb.
Fsthor rahb. al one period OF his stu
az do,,s was a teacher at 81. Peters
cotbosral Bows School, now conducted
bv the Navcrian Brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

rafy work. but always resnonasd ~ an
invitation 10 preach and work Tor vyesK
country churches
IT. II Jones was twice married his first
VIE peing Miss Jane Rens. OF Richmond.
S S MS last, who survives him, was Miss
ceniiy lost her aged mother.
iieIe IN Norfolk DR.. Jones was greatly
p'4oNed. He was somewhat eccentric
~ some particulars. but his learning and
~pnl'y commanded admiration and se-
cured him large audiences whenever and
WnoroNor be preached
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

At the regular meeting or Marsha J
loo NJ H. KNIGHTS OF pythias. held
Al GENITAL Han last nisht the second
rank was conferred on one eana-ia pr
and the following officers elected 20 ig,rte
The ensuing Sis month";. Past chancellor T.
r. n Tallrv. Chancellor commando =
= potr.rhiif. Nice-ChanccllOr -. q.
Jackson. Master of Work James w.
carr. Prolate. W. l.. Dawiey; Masief-ti-
Arms. Horace \. Hawkins. The newlf-
elected officers Will De- Installed the sec
ond Thursday night iu July.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
HE DROPPED DE4D.
Chnr,es Peiletti. az Italian Fruii-Vender.
Victim Of tpopiexy

Charles Peletu. an Italian fruit vender
about nny-dve years Of age, who has
been running the fruit stand and con-
fecuoncry shop near the corner Of Tenth
and Broad streets for quite long while,
dropped dead pa his shop Yesterday after
noon about = O'Clock. The ambulance
was summoned. but the man had
breathoI his last before the vehicle could
reach the place.
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary, as ne
Was of the opinion that apopleXy was inc
eausc OF the mans death
Peileiu was familiar figure alonG
about Tenth and Broad streets FOR many
years lie was a gool-natured, kindly
fellow. and greatly liked by those wno
kL.N him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Interesting Gel, brstion With Musical Pro
l. ~. NJ IL

Tho fourth annual common ecmcnf cxer-
discs III Miss Maggie Leahcy's music class
was celebrated last evening al ~ ilNm-
sons Hall. with "a choice programme ui
INSTRUMENTAL and vocal music.
The hall was crowded with parents
and friends Of the pupils. and the enter
taiumont was of high order and very
much enjoyed boy the audience.
Tho programme was as follows
Part I-H0wltzcr March. Misses lcaheF
and Euhauk. song. class, Danes De
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Tontb-o july LNcur. ons VIA Pc cr-burg
and ,he N,r Ok AMI Weir Ia lr"ad.

r, ~orfoil, $3.50
To Virginia Beach..-.....-.-.......- l..p
To lNuchhurs. -..--.--.--.----- '-'"
and 90 AN local stations corresgondmTly
low rates. Tickets on sale July I'll AMI
En- and morning trains OF the itn. limited
o. Iuly .. so.
Information. apply 90 Richmond Trans
fer Company. aNl east Main street. ID. j.
owen. ticket ascent. Byrd-Strcct Station.
and at the cOmuanys office, -. east
Mann street. Il. W COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

When planning your Fourth OF July
outing 90 not forget the eN-
curslOn 10 hc operated by the
Southern railway from Richmond 90 West
Point and return. More attractions than
ever before Music by am excellent band.
dancing. boating. and bathing. rrOtuns
and running races. bicycle races, base
Tine train viii leave Richmond tNir-
einia-stroet station. az sen a. ~. stop
ping at Twenty eighth street Returning
viii leave West Point az d T. d. Fare
for The round trip. ~ cents.
JOHN ". BEALL.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
lL. nl.L MlLu .LrDlt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Round-trip tickets 10 Norfolk or New
nor. News. Saturday night. July %. $3.50,
an the new and handsome steamer locl-
nonfas. good 20 return the following Tues
day. Steamer VIII leave k,hmuhd at
iu o'clock. returning leave Noif1ik at =
H. H.. July 1fh. arriving BOO Richmond
ar 3 s. ~ Monday. july ctA. NJ DUST
l..- L--.Ll--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Popular s,as.ors fncu,sion via II. I. and
4. u. n.

ON Fridays ana Saturdays you can go
10 Atlantic city. Cape May, or Sea Isle
city al round-trp rate OF $50 from Rich
mond. Tickets good TO return until the
fol0wiug Tuesdays only. Leave Rich
uonl = 8. NJ. Washington II a. III.
Arrive Atlantic CITY 5.lU =. 81.
For fun Information apply 90 Rich
n ond Transfer company Ninth ana Main
or q. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manlecr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
Don't Put Your Monty Ia - savings 1n"h
E,t.t

Before making your investments. figure
awhile on the Sl2is full-paid. per cent
st0cn and the - pail-lp stock, p per
cent? guaranteed. Of the state Building
and Loan Company. az HOS east Main
street. Richmond. Va Thomas p. Stags.
president. ~ Minor Woodward. vice.
president. Call .0n or address L. q.
m0nI VA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28
HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS.
Laying ct the Cornerstone 81 the Powha-
tan Troop Monument, Fowhntnn Court
hou.. Va .Juiy 4 1898.

4 special train from Richmond 70 Pow
hatai Courthouse Will Doe run for this
occasion The train will leave the South
crn railway depot. on Virginia street. az
SID &. A.. July 3th. and will reach klcn-
moni returning about s.l1 j. NJ ior
information as 10 price on uchets, elc.,
apply 10 Nr Augustine Royal Leader
Building. Manchester. Air. John r. GoOie.
Nr. James r.. Werth. General Manager.
and Mr. r.. r.. Wilson, q. h. A., T. and
H. r.. r.. and John ~ Beali, T. i. A.
Southern railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

Tho first new wheat of the season was
offered 0n Change yesterday. py Mt. ,.
a. Edwards. comm sslln mercntnt or ini7
ci,- Tre samrls offered as bushels,
T,oncherryl was fairly lry. We'll l,anei'
and iu good cordluon and "1s puf-
chased lv the Gallcgo Mills company ar
d.,e lsfir than last years. but the SELF
lre price is - cents ni-her.