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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
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NORFOLK { SOUTHERN r. r. @,

SCHEDULE ~ ErFECr July /. IN5
I,; NN, l. AHHI' .NIKESS i,EA\i.S NoR-
Ferry. Roper. p;,ntcgo, Hcliav,n. 10
Connects ~ .1d.n,on Win \. ana : r. II
;,iramer ns follows: DAILY tcE,.pt Sun
DAY, THURSDAY and SNTl 'KDNY Tor
~ !andinsS on Chuwan river. uu MON
ana Wl:nNIsSDAIS for Salmon o.!
tounrct.ur at lS"llhaN,u with steamer
Virginia Oar" Tor Makclcyvile. south
1irrh; AHor". Washington and ut"rmr-
dintc landings.
,.lEyENING EMPRESS LEAVES Noi;.
Elizabeth city. Edcntom an+ way-stu
lions Connects at Elizabeth city Will
M, sSa,aAnnr Neis". Tues lay. Thursday
t'olIShoru Via y ana y g r. n ana iui.
Jacksonville. WILMINGTON \ C.. and al!
stations on ;h" W \. AND y Il; X
ARRIVE At .MDnroLK
s, NAL; AND ENPRESS daily Cexccp,
except sunday at ii ID IN. comncci viii
al rail ana steam lines AT %orfalk iur
the North. East ana West Passenger
ioik and Western depot Freight Sta
ton on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISpArCII
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD 10,
MINlON LINE between AN points Norm
gud East via Norfolk ana Norfolk ami
southern Railroad to Eastern North car
Froight received daily ncl : y. IN. ana
iol"aiHlv promptly at low rate
FOR iHrt1sr iniormation apply to tho
Norfolk. va
\, GenGral Freight and Pass. Agent,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Grain.

Peas-Steady; Black-Eye Peas 81. -
per bag: Black, 5On 55c. per bushel
Corn-Southcrn white, quiet at 500
Oats-Steady; Mixed. sc; white.
sc
Mill Fecd-Mlrllrt steady: Bran,
SlGOD; shipStuff. OF middlin2s. is so:
meal. white bolted. per 80 lbs. ,2c
liay-No. ! Timothy. $3.50; No. :.
30.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Cape
Charles
Route
New York.
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN Any
OTHER LINZ.
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE ~ ErrEcT MAY 8. 1856.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
80 a IN. daily EXCEPT Sunday-ports.
Arrive at Philadelphia $50 D. m:
"" Nurh at N.%' y. IN.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
10 =. m. dairy. Uorjsmoutn. Iiigh street
J..'p Arrive at Phna!cu5Ni.
30 a. IN. New FORK I.lS a IN
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
tVJ Il. IN daily. N'urtsmuuih. High street
4in,, loaEins New FORK p. IN
fhi!adylph!& II 10 y. III.
90 y. M daily. except SIuGay-tPorte-
mouth. High street. S:i5 D. mn
leaving Nov York Z, y a IN
Philadelphia, lu..O 1t. IN
Clos" connection made with an rail and
sound lines TO aud from Hoston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
pctwccu Jersey CITY. philaG-lphia ana
Cap Charles. Pullman Eunrt and Far
Tor Cars ON day trains between P!i!in-
d,llilid and can" Charles.
Through Tickets sold and hacga.,r
checked at wales Agency, Under Al
lHntic iiot"i. ana on the steamers
K Il. COOKE General Ng.r-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Eutter-Market strong; New YORK
State. dairy. new. 2lW23c.: fresh cream
cry. 24W2Jc.: Western, l6diiSc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm; ll2 degrees. lie:
60 degrees. 13i&c.: Red. 100 degrees. lac
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The Now aud n"toiful iron palace
STEAMERS NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
lNtiTCN ana NORFOLK viii l,.v,.
daily us follows
NDkIll HDl-NIt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Peanut Market.

Market dull; Prime, Be; strictly prim,
. isc.: fancy. 3i.C., commons 2G2i2c
Spanish. SllO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
NE !l! Z !; W NBrfo|k=WestsrnR.R.
Hpry2xLFlylEsIyT1
IN EFFECT MAY u. 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
$40 "a. m. The Chicago Express-For
Petersburg. Richmond and
Warrington u 20. fo''
lNnchhurg. Roanoke, Rad
ford. liuciield. 'ocahontas,
i<cnoNa. Columbus and Chi
CuEo. Sleeper Roanoke TO
Columbus without change.
Also FOR Pulaski. Bristol.
Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Intermediate Points.
l0gg p. IN. - For Petersburg, Radford.
Pulnsk. Bristol; also for
Rl"eii"ld, and i'ocuhontas:
al 80 iyr Rocky Mount and
all stations on Winston
Salem Division. las Pull
sleeper Norfolk 10
Roanoke. Connects at Roa-
nokc At 500 a. IN. with
Washington and Chattanoo-
sn. limited for all points
South and West. Pullman
slcepcTs Roanoke to Mem
phiS ana New Orleans. Din
ARRIV 1Norio;k daily. $40 q. n.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(Nestibule l.imitedD
Leave Norfolk, 4;35 p. m,
arrive Richmond 100 p. m.
connecting for Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 Il. m. arrive
Norfolk % a. M. Stops
only az Sunok. Wnverly
ana petersburg. Second
M. 4: : q I.
class tickets not accepted
for Iassagc on these trains
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk $40 Il. m, arrive
nj Richmond II :0j a. M. Re.
turning. leave Richmond 1890
y. M; arrive 1T Norfolk 1885
p. IN.
For fu,ther information as TO tickets
rates. baggage, checks, etc, call on or
Address Il W. COURTNEY. District
Passenger Agent; G. II. BOSLEY. Ticket
Agent, i26 Main street. or c. T.. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western Pall-
road. w. Il. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent
General Office Roanoke. va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

"A IEPING PACE WITH TIMI.-pR i. u. EAK-
~ REIi haS pat ia new Electric 1r--r--
"l"i"' 10 run The machinery Of lis Of HSsfssz=1s9
nee and I" take tn, place OF his steainQlTTfTYT
motor, Which has done such excellent work In lie
past. His office has been thoroughly rennva.rd
ana impi"Nt d III he past few months. aud 4. NOW
one ol b" lcsi equipped and aitei M Dental tal.
!SnW.nis IN ia" south. lie has all the iat,.i IN
proved instruments, with the En5w ledge Of twenty
I'VE year experience n tile use OF dental iu,fri,.
mems. 1his }, worm something TO Won can Won
rea'izrit value Dr. \. =. BARRETT is utei
ioI ne Dental business win plenty OF Dental
material to d" All EIHds of Dental work ~ pricr,
satisfactory to ali ,lasscs Of PEOPLE
DIR. \. H. BARRETT, DENTIST.
Once aver 8 and 100 Mds street, opposite ierIy-
lost landing, Norfolk "a. O.hoe hours rOuS
n IN to- IN. 20 iely-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Market firm out of town prices are
dependent OH the delivery rates to the
different points Local sales are being
made as follows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

NJ A3s A~4o SEABOARD AIR LINE.
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTII-oNLY
w HOURS 70 ATLANTA.
- i'hI'i ~ IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER ~ 1885
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Everybody who has visited Niagara
Falls has heard Of the Maid of the Mist.
Her history IS interesting She W: built
i'm 1884 for navigation between The Ameri-
can and Canadian shores Of the Niagara,
inst below Niagara Falls. she was -
feet long with II feet hrea.tn OF beam
and \ feet depth Of hold and she car
lied an engine of 100 horse power. After
seven years Service her rNItr desired
10 sell her lie received an ofies of lit
tie more than half her cost II he would
deliver her AT Niagara, opposite the fort
and after consulting with her captain
and PILOT. Joel r. Robinson, he decided 10
accept the offer. Robinson consented TO
act as "A pilot for the fearful voyage.
Jones. the engineer, agreed TO accompa-
IN him and machinist named Mcintyre,
volunteered 10 share the risk with them.
on June -. 1861 i'm the presence OF
large crowd. the little vessel left the
dock. which was just above the suspen-
sion bridge. ran up the eddy a short
distance, cleared the smooth water and
shot like an arrow into the rapids under
the bridge. When a third of the way
down she was struck by a jet OF water
which carried away her smokcstack. and
kceled her over. but she speedily right
ed. and after receiving another drench-
ing from the waves. dashed on, without
further accident TO the quiet bosom of
the river below Lewiston.-New York
Advertiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
BeautifulI Home Wedding.

a beautiful and fashionable home we'd
ding took place last Tuesday AT il.W a.
A. al the home of the parents OF tn'
bride. al Glasgow. Va. The rnufItcIt.-
parties were Miss Mary tthcil f'' n'l-.
Of Glasgow. and Mr. y. \ oFcinf. OF
Danviic Rev. Mr.. Waller ON -a''l-
The bride wore tan-c0l0rei, cloth tfaF-
olliue suit and diamonds. the gin of
the groom. Tine bridesmaid- were Ni
ed in white orgaudie, trimmed WIN WIN.
satin ribbons, and they wore bouquets
of llac. ,
After the ceremony an elegant nt''N
fast was served. and the bridal coupe,
accompanied by Miss Leila NC ofhl.. leIi
for Washington and New YORK. IRON
the latter pace they sailed 4r7l'l ,lil "i
board OF the steamer Campanid, Tor hH-
rO.e. t
The following ladies and gentlemen "ai'-
"a on The bridal couple.
Miss Leila Mcr0rkle. Of Glasgow, ana
Miss Eve,rn HOge. of Franklin. hN.'
Nlossrs. George Gilmer Of lynchuuII
and II. L. Belt az Dauvillo, Miss Ami"
Anrrll. of Richmond. and Miss Emma
Hoeo. Of stanton; Mcssrs. James J..
Carter. OF Lynchburg. and ". n. swan
SON of DanyiHe. Miss Laura kchols, OF
West virginia. ana Miss Nireic Jones, OF
smithyille. Va. Misses J. J.. Acuc. oi
Danvillo. and Robert Echols. Of l.oa-
nohc. Va; Miss Julia Mccorke. OF
GLASGOW. ana Miss Julia Gcrow. ot Glas-
.r,uc. lIosers NunfOrl Murrill of lich-
mond and W. ". clark. Of DanNille.
Tho bridal couple Will hereafter reside
in UanvilIe. where The groom Us a prom
mont fnhaceon-st and also member oi
the wholesale grocer firm or oFei"y
swanson az co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

\ Chinese play began a run" In New
York lest week. and is destined To last
at least part OF this week. If the orig
nal programme Is carried out How
much longer 10 will continue VIII depend
on whether or not the Mougolian theatre
going public likes the play or not The
first day was consumed In the presenta-
ton of part Of the first act That was
ON Wednesday.
IL is not new play-far from IT, In
fact. IL is a Chinese classic. or s'ar H.
ard drama. and was written 300 years
ago by one An Chun. and portrays the
wonderful adventures of Wah Quone. dee
scribed as China's Three Eyed Shake
speare. and is an anniversary piece
which usually begins on April 18th and
continues twcnty-one days However. M
Difference 90 modern IDEAS the local man
aser MIR Fong has greatly condensed
the play. So mat 10 can be performed iu
only nile days This is a concession 10
accidental and "hn-de-siecle" notions.
Even the Cinnamon. II seems are at
fcctcd 10y the feverish haste of the peo-
pie Of the Western world But what
would All Chun say. could he see it,
IL is a lively play. even from a New
World standpoint. for IL takes 2i3 char
acters. and of these III come to violent
nds.-Brooklyn Standard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

A Brilliant socIn' went in That Town
The Cnmnlas

BLACKSBURG. VA. May Especial
on tho evening Of April 26th the college
library was the scene OF n most brilliant
social event. the OCCASION being re an
nual Easter German given under the
aus pices OF the Y. a. NJ G. German Club.
There were about twenty couples pres nj.
and 81 was indeed a beautiful sight 10
watch them as they tread far off the
Iorzy measure" keeT inG time to the
rhythmic strains which filled the rcnown-
al old hall
Cadet-Cap'ain John G. Dabnoy, having
prepared many new military rg,ires.
added much 10 the success Of the occa-
sion by skilfully leauing. At ] O'Clock re-
treatments were served. and ID WAS with
renewed energy that the couples again
entered the attractive ballroom. where,
until far towards revelle, dancing was
continued
The chaIeroros Of the evening were
Mrs John VI. McBrydc. Mrs Edward f.
Shieb. Mrs VIM. h. Atwood. Mrs j.. q.
Shanks, Mrs. r. =. Niles. Mrs. VIM +.
Henderson. Mrs. r. J.. Campbell, Mrs. j..
o. Nourse. Mrs. r. j. Davidson. Mrs.
Lingan $. Randolph. Mrs. j. r. Parrot,
Mrs Alex. Black. and Mrs. l.. r. Crock
cit.
The following arc the names Of The
Sophia Washington Of Radford. with Ca
det-Captain John 6. Dabney; Miss Elva
Ellis Of Elliston. with Cadet-Captain and
Adjutant WoodsOn =. Waddy: Miss Annie
Edmondson Of Emission, with Cadet-Lieu.
tenant j. W. Sample: Miss Hannah
Washington OF Radford, with Cadet
Lieutenant James r. Guy. Colonel ID. G..
Shanks and wife, Of the College; Miss
Martha Robbins. Of the College. with
Cadet Sergeant r. ID. Martin, Miss Belle
Tvlor Of Radford, with Mr. 5. Vance
I,ovenstein. Miss Annie lChildrcss OF
Christiansburg with Mr. 4. y. Eskrdge
Miss Edna Bib Of Radford, with MT.
Radford Adams; Mr. James Otey ana
wife Of Blacksburg. Mss Irene Robin
son with cadet Sergeant *. Hall. Miss
Belle G. Bolton Of Washington. D. g..
with Cadet Sergeant ". D. Miller. Miss
Lucy Penn of Roanoke. with Cadet-Ser-
geant A. C. Nash Miss Mary Washing
ton Of RadfOrd, with Mr.. e. NJ Caldwell,
Miss Annalel Wilson of Radford. with
Mr. f. u. Stephenson, Miss Lula Wilson
OF Radford. with Mr.. r. T. Colebaugh.
stays: Cadet T.. }. Kerfoot. Cadet-Cap-
tain II. S. Gormley. Cadet Paul Herman.
Mr. f. II. Wilson Mr. l.. W. Jerncl. MT.
John Bib. and Cadet Meade McBryde
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

lists and -Federalists. the former
advocating a strong central government,
the latter working for state rights and
central government no stronger IMAM
was absolutely necessary. We DO not
find that any signers OF the Constitution
were Roman Catholics.
What is meant by the packing OF the
supreme Court In connection with the
legal-tender case, and when was the
case In cOurtf &. l.. r.
The filling OF vacancies in the court iT.
such way as 10 obtain "A rehearihg or
a case and a reversal Of a decision just
rendered In 1870 the supreme tOurl
OF the United States. consisting Of eight
Judges. heard arguments In the case OF
Hclburn against Griswold involving the
right Of Congress TO make promises 10
pay ltgai tender. The court divided
five 20 three on the matter. the majority
being against the right cf Congress 20 do
80. The court stood Against the power.
Nelson. CnfIrd. Field. and Grier. for
the power justices Miller, Swayne, and
Davis BEFORE the decision was an
nourced Justice Grier resign ID. and he
died Immediately after the decision, which
vas announced as being four to three
President Grant then appointed William
Strong and Joseph Bradley as associate
justices the first 10 succeed Grler, the
second 20 the position created 10y Con
gTees in 1863, but never before filed
Mr. Hoar. the AttOrney-Generdl. imme-
diately after these vacancies had been
filed. moved for a rehedrlng. This was
rad. and tho decision Of the fun bench
was IN favor Of the power Of Congress
10 make promises 10 pay legal tender
reversing the decision just made. Tho
court stood five TO four. The four were
the same as before. the chief Justice and
Justices Nelson. Clifford. and Field. The
five we're the old three and the two now
justices, Miller, Swayne, Davis, Strong
and Bradley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

OF observation. by telling OF a new man
In that city, who hangs the weekly WASH
on the clothes line. But this Information
only makes us vearn for more. Does this
new man actually wash the clothesF Is
he an expert ironer? Can he con,oct
boiled dinner? And is he familiar with
the seventeen methods Of preparing scrap
pie. II not. then he Is simply an oral-
nary. no-account, old man. nanslhg the
clothes IN attract the attention OF his
neighbors. while his poor wife. who is
perhdps a new woman. has 10 wash and
cook just as though she was an old wo-
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

cert at niGht Monday, the third day
in addition tn guard mount. dress par idt
and a military concert. the competitive
drills will commence and continue every
day dur ng The encampmcnt. AZ night
there will be drilling by electric light
Tuesday. the fourth day. I'm addition TO
other features. there will Doe presented
exhibition drills by regular United States
army troops, a military parade at night
intro lucing special programme. The
usual routine of military ceremonies,
drills by noted conn anies boo the different
classes and concerts will occupy the NTH,
sixth. seventh. eighth. ninth and tenth
days. and Tuesday, May 2lst, the eleventh
day. the closing exercises are 10 be held.
There will bee sham battle 20 be par
ticipated in by all the troops. artillery,
cavalry. and infantry, Calling or machine
guns. This will be followed by the an
nOuncement OF the decision Of the judges
and the presentation of the prizes 20 the
winning companies by Lieutenant Gem
eral Schohcld of the United States Army
who viii review the troops.
The Secretary of War has ordered two
companies of United States infantry from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

er was raging n Memphis in 1873. Alr
Gould trlcgraphci the Relief Committee
five thousand dollars. Miss Winnie Davis
has been invited To- act as sponsor for
Company A., Confederate Veterans OF
this city.
The following IS the list Of prizes 20 Doc
awarded 10 will De seen that the list
embraces competitive drills in some tac-
ties that are obsolete This Will Doe a
unique and unusual Incident I'm interstate
drills. and Will make the oncampmont
exceptionally interesting.
class -Free-for-all. infantry United
states drill regulations. First prize
$500. second prize. $50. third prize
sea Four companies must enter 10 hll
this class
class Companies that have never
won or been awarded prize boz inter
state drill First prize $1,000; second
prize. So0 Three companies must enter
to hil this class.
Glass C-Companios that have never
drilled I'm interstate drill. First prize
$1,000. second prize, 500 Three companies
must enter 20 I'm this class.
Upton-lnfantry I'm Upton tactics First
prize, $1,000, second prize, SoO. Three
companies must enter 20 nm his class.
Harleo-lnfantry I'm H4cdee's tactics.
First prize. $1,000; second prize, 500
Three companies must enter TO FIJI this
class.
Casey-Infantry in Casey's tactics
First prize. $1,000. second prize. 500
Three companies must enter 70 iii this
class.
Artillery First prize 500. second prize
$500. Three companies must enter TO M
this class.
Zouave-First prize. $1,000: second prize.
500. third prize. 500 Four companies
must enter 10 nh this class
Best-disciplined company 800.
Best-drlllcd individual. 81.
May IS the best month I'm the year IN
Memphis, and the week that the soldiers
are here will be sala one. Business
will be practically suspended. army rule
will prevail. and the houses will be deck
ed with gay bunting. while the streets
Will echo with the tramp OF marching
feet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

IN little back room at our club
Most sAillfully (ah. there's the rubD
We practice the arts.
Spades clubs. diamonds ana hearts.
We Try 10 see which We can draw"
With the room In a general rush.
sans palette or pencil or brush.
With a very free hand"
And smile that is bland.
We try TO see what We can draw"
Our artist draws curious things
Draw ladies" and bullets" and kings.
And sometimes 10 bluff"
We pile up the stun
When we've failed to improve in the
draw"
Most inquisitivc artists are we,
And often pay dearly TO see"
What We wish we had not
When we're lacking a spot
In the thing we've attempted 10 draw
And sometimes we go home dead broke, "
or put our repeater In soak.
And sometimes. also.
We take all the dough"
And then upon velvet We draw"
Truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

Atlanta. Ga. and two companies OF cav
airy ana a band from So. Louis Mo, to
attend the drill. AN 40 boz under The COM
manl of Colonel w H. Kellogg. VINO ls
at present in command at Atlanta, Ga
The drill ground proper az Montgomery
Park. near here is - boy ,25 feet in de
mansions. Beneath the grand stand VIII
ho "A mess hall. with accommodations for
twelve hundred people. and I'm the park
a building has been fitted with all the
modern appliances and convonicnces for
a hospital The United states Marine
Band will likely Doe I'm attendance during
the oncampmcnt. Professor Fanciulli has
composed a march. % Dee dedicated 20 the
ChickasaW Guards. the crack company
of Memphis which hopes 10 wrest the
Galveston cup from the Fencibles of
Washington. Miss Helen Gould Of New
York. has accepted tine invitation TO Doe
sponsor for the famous ChickasaW Guards
of this city. The invitation 10 Miss
Gould is graceful acknowledgment of
"a courtesy toward this city Boy her father
the late Jay Could. When the yellow few
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
The Programme For the Grand Coac r. o
H. M.Ine.daN llmh.


The programme for the May festival
concerts 10 take place az the ACADEMY 0i
Music, Nav len and l1th, nave
nearly been completed. AS already
announced. Nine Juch, soprano
MIR. Leonard T.. Auty. tenor. ana Ut, ~
Merrill Hopkinson, baritone, nave pee''
secured as The sOloists for concerts am
ne programmes, a. iar as my . nS'' N''''
determined upon, are a. follows 4,
NAY 10Th. Sir Arthur sullivan s t4o I-
gal SON" with an the sOlOisis en5as' co.
will be rendered by the CLUB, ana lh adni-
ton the following numbers VIII ne SUNG
on that night-Baritone SOLO, prologue
from "Pagliacci" We0ncavalloj. soprano
solo, grand Aria from "Frcichutz' Web
err Tenor solo. Love Is A Dream
(coWem.
My 18th. the programme vii. be made
no Of the following numbers. Tenor ana
chorus. Sound An Alarm lhandeD, BARI
tone solo. Honor and Arms lhandeD
soprano solo. Aria from Queen OF size
ba' GounOd. chorus. a. CapelI Pnsunl'
tenor SOLO "Salve DimOra. from FAUST
fGCun0dJ soprano and chorus, Hear Mt
Prayer tMenIelss0hnl, tenor solo, 'be, p-
er and Deeper StIll' ana 'N art liti HH-
gels" from Jeptha (HandcD, baritone soc
i0. THE Holy city" lAdamD, trio, prison
scene from the last act OF Faust, chorus,
"Halleluian." from the Messiah.
The D0X-Ofiice at the Academy WIZ
Doe open for the purpose OF IrsetFl"s
seats. and securing tickets, as ioioN
Monday May 1911. from o 20 ! o'clo' k.
for honorary members 10 reserve th,.r
ats. Tuesday May litn. from To D.
for subscribers 10 reserve seats
and Wednesday and Thursday. May l5th
and 10Th, for the public TO secure seats
and tickets of admission. The concern rs
ar. q. be- of Nh. highest order of mni.f.
and a. prices as low AS will al all Justify
the meeting OF the legitimate expenses
d.. I'D
names. with uumbr Of tickets desired Tor
either or both evenings. and those wn"
desire reserved seats, would 30 wei To
aftf,..r.Ia af once Subscribers can also
leave their names and number OF ucNcl-
desired. with Mr. Eugene Jones' secretary
OF the club ili3 east Main street OF git.
y n Harrison $40 east Main street. dur
ing the coming week.
Iuasmuch as the Academy stage w'n
not Doc eNfcnlcd. rs was done la-. .1'
The proceuium boxes will Dor afr' able
and can be secured and also the lodges.
by applying Il the boA-oilce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
Wool Dress Goods.

Dress Goods. "a inches hall wool ~ g.
or pieces Wool Dress Goods ~
reduced 20 Is l-Jc.
Wool and SILK Mixed Dress Gods, 1oo'
tIar1qorer press Goods. 29c. TO SOD
We have cut the price on 10, "a ave-
bargains -.-, rhoilios. all
wool, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05
Black Dress Goods,

What a fine season this has been FOR
black dress goods.
Black Crepons. 80 inches, hair WOOL PC
Handsome Atwood Black crcpons' 'oc-'
81, Sl.25. $50. si.75. 81, $3.50 10 $50.
Au-Wool Black Serge a inches. 20.
Black Sergcs. storm and imperial 'o
inches a 81. 5o. l5e. and 81
All-Wool Nay serges. y. 39c. TO 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-05

A Big military Encampinent to be Ned nj
Memphis. Tennessee.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May i.-The big In
terstate Drill ati Encdmpment VIII open
NAV. and continue Till the 21st. II @ilI be
enc OF the greatest gatherings Of crack
military organic itions mat has ever been
MD IN tbs part Of the county. From
timost every Western. Eastern ana
Southern state companies Will come 70
coniue.e :of me prizes which aggregate
uveI sl7.cOJ. The programme VIII begin
in The sfts rnotn vhen there VIII be
ers-nd review Of the military. TIE intro
duttLon OF sponsors. dress parade ana
military concert. The second lay, sun
day there is to be a guard mount scr
non by Bishcf Gailor and d sacred con-