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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
THE NORFOLK IERMiNUs.
Gossip About the southern's flahs LOT "''-
ling to Deep Water.

All kinds OF rImors were aHode S'9'0-
day on the streets concerning an al
rangement of the southern railway 10
carry its through freight from Pi,,,
south via Raleigh Selma, ROCKY Myun.,
Norfolk to northern termlhl. Cle ''.t htS
Is fairly settled, and tnat IS thdt lli'
will be done, If the statements Vi 10
road men in the city be aulhol "a az ,t ~,
Put Vice-President Andrews Is out OF thS
city In Norfolk with Mr.. spencer az"
other prominent railroad ollcidiS, 10
cussing the situation, the deNeiOYihe CIV
Of which he may clearly SET loi. I'D
his return Meanwhile, new track am
new passenger service. also. is taiheu yi
between Greensboro and NoriolH. All
this has been pleasant, news Deca"s ,o
there can come SeNeral aiNaH1ar - W
this city from such move Ahois
them. as was stated yesterday Dy ran
road man. the scheme may be resuscl-
tated OF filling in the gap between N.Y. III.
and Spring Hope, thus making an diIsliiiie
1T is more than probable, sald TINS
gentleman. that the recent move Vl
the Southern railroad 10 make norfolk us
deep-water terminus will result IN the
huiiding OF the A. * K. branch OF the
Atlantic Coast Line from here 10 Spring
Hone This would give the southern ran,
road direct line TO Norfolk ana would
give il great advantage over the sea-.
board road The present arrangement Is
for the trains 10 go from mere 20 Nor
folk via Selma, Rocky Mount and Tar
b0rO. but the building or the spring hope
branch would effect a very great SAVING
in time When the Norfolk and Caro-
Ina railroad was first built the old Rich
mond and Danville railroad was one
third owner. and 1t was the intention al
that time 10 make Norfolk its terminus.
I'm fact when the Norfolk q Carolina
warehouses were built at Primers Point
they were placed so that additional ware
houses could be built for the use OF the
Richmond 4 Danville. IL looks now as II
old Ul4nc will be carried OUT. and
If So II will give 10 Raleigh as direct
route 20 Norfolk as could possibly be
built
1t was said that one thing Though
really this seems trivial mas stood In the
way thus far OF the completion OF this
line The Coast Line crosses the bridge
OF the ;. A. L. at Weldca which IL is
said the $. A. l. will stop. in case the
Coast Line abets the airline. But the
bridge is not likely 10 stand In the way
Of the new idea. If there be such idea,
which. from railroad talk. seems now
highly llkely.-Raleish News and Obser-
yer OF the 18Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
EXIT THE GoLp-BRIoK swINpLrR

Wen. the case was. "All the people OF
Virginia against Judge Isaac Ii. Chris
tian." and all the people won, and can
now say 10 Judge Christian. I'VE told
you so.'
II may not be altogether generous.
but We confess 10 a strong disposition
10 join with all the people OF Virginia
and tell Judge Christian that he ought
10 have known better.
And where is Parker now We wot
not. but this believe: Parker is some
where LOOKING for victims and hoping
Judge Isaac II. Christian may be his
next. for ne 'never had as easy work
before as he had IN fooling him.
Well. virginia's penitentiary Is saved
mouth. and her treasury. gains $1,000.
That Is not much to brag OF. but. then.
one Of her county judges has, learned q
little. ana viu probably never bail .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

"gold-brick" swindler again. The other
ninety-odd have something yet to learn.
but this one has probably graduated in
this department OF law. Meantime. now
would II do for the Legislature 10 take
the writ of habeas corpus away from the
county judgesy IL cannot hurt the writ,
and may save Virginia some extraordi-
nary scenes in the future.
The melancholy commentary Is mat
money got a guilty scoundrel free where
a poor man would have suffered. II this
does not bring the law and the courts
into abJcct contempt, what doesF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Richmond. Va, June 9th.
To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir.--In your paper Of to-day, under
heading ~Justice Johns Court" l am re-
ported as being charged with running On
the street carriage without license,
that failed TO appear in court, and that
a rule had to be issued for my appear
ance.
This was not the case. l was present,
did answer charge. my explanation was
entirely satisfactory 10 his Honor, and
the case was promptly dismissed.
Further on | am reported as having been
fined s. for drunkenness, which j cmphat-
ically deny.
How such grievous errors can creep into
well ordered paper such az Is the
Richmond Times. and one so highly es-
teemed by its readers for the usual cor
rectness Of its reports, | am at a loss 10
understand.
Please, good sir. do me the kindness 10
make these corrections, ana oblige.
Yours truly,
s. j. ALLEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
God Speed You,

A disiine uished Virginia Democrat
writes The Times the following:
Permit me 10 say that you are dong
an incalculable service TO the State by
your sledge-hammer blows for honest
elections" and sound moneS." Do not
"lct up" II will win In the end. as
sure as you live. look upon the estab-
Hshment OF The Times as Il Providential
political event In Virginia history. In the
end you will hold the place OF the old
Richmond Enquirer In shaping the public
sentiment OF the State. God speed youl
6OuTaWEST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
FRIDAY, JUNE q, 1925.
Meetings AND EVENTS THIS DATE

Richmond Randolph Lodge Masons, Ma
washington Chapter. Masons. Masonic
Temple. -
Hines Lodge. X Of T.. Schiller Hall;
Damon lodge. X. of T.. Corcoran han.
Myrtle Lodge. X. OF T.. Central Hall
Union Lodge. /. o. o. F. Odd-Feliows
Hall -
Unity Lodge. !. O. o. F.. Powelrs Hall.
Opachisto Tribe. ]. o. X. NJ, Cersley $
Hall
Monacan Tribe. I. o. r. NJ, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. Hall. ~,
Richmond Lodge. X of r., Elletts Hall.
Virginia Lodge Golden Chain, Elletts
Hall
New South Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
Eighth and HUI streets.
Rescue Council. Jr. O. L. A. NJ. Jr. .. L.
A. NJ. Hall.
shockoe Council. r.. A.. Central Hail.
Trinity Temple. /. O.. G. T., central
Hall
sidney Lodge. l. o. G. T., Belvidere
Hall
East-End Lodge. J. o. @. r., Twenty
NTH and CLAY streets.
Lee Lodge Golden Shore. Central Han.
Company A. First Regiment. ArmoiX.
r. r. Lee Camp. c. V, Lee Camp Han.
Friendship Lodge. X OF +" Toney $
Aurora Council. Jr O. U. A. NJ, Gate
woods Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
GLASS.

Small ODD LOTS WATER GLASSES
8. 8. s. 10. and l5c Values-at INO
CENTS.
2 6lc Trilby Flower Vases damaged at
TEN CENTS.
TWO IMPERFECT FRUIT BOWLS,
large size. at Sc.
3 Rose Jars. FIVE CENTS, from loc,
: Fruit Saucers. lOc quality. al TWO
CENTS.
Wine Glasses for l2c-vaiue. 75c dozen,
A collection Salt and Pepper shakers.
worth UP TO Csc each. all at THREE
CENTS.
1 &c Fancy Dishes At 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
ORNAMENTS
at much less than half prices.

TWO FINE BOHEMIAN oRNA-
MENTS. 10 inches high. pretty deco
rsfions. AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS:
TWO SILICON ART VASES beautiful
shane. nicely decorated, FIFTY
CENTS. from <l.s2 ~
1 very handsome English Vase, slightly
Imperfect. an s. value. for one DOL
LAR AND A HALE. ..
or FRENCH CHINA VASE, open
work handles. regular So Vase. for
ONE DOLLAR. 49,
ONE ODD FRENCH VASE. at g, been
$40.
l Hungarian Vase. Vatican decorations
Slightly Imperfect, cost 70 import
$3.50 for s.. .-,.,. go.
Two RUDOLS TADT BISQuE FIG
URES at ONE DOLLAR EACH, been
$50.
/ Rudolstadt $3.50 3isque Figure FOR
TWO DOLLARS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
MaRHiED. DfyORCED, KEMAERfED.
And Even Now the Bridegroom 10 Ooly
4. and the fride 10.

SAVANNAH. y. Y. June ls.-When
Byron II. Davis, Of Clyde. elcpes~ with
Nellie II. Taylor. OF this town, two years
ago he was fifteen years old and she was
fourteen. They were married at Seneca
Falls After the honeymoon was over
Davis returned home to find out what MS
parents thought about the marriage. His
wife did not go with him.
Davis parents were obdurate at FIRST
but they finally relohted and permitted
the young couple 10 come and live with
ttem. In the course OF a year baby was
born. and trouble arose between young
Davis and his wife. Through his father
ne sued for divorce on the ground that
the marriage ceremony was invalid, both
being under age at the time. The sopa-
ration was granted, and the husband
vas ordered to pay SIS a week Tor the
support of his child
Efforts were made 70 keep the young
couple apart after that. but they got to-
gether and settled their differences. a
day or two ago they again ran away and
were remarked at South Butler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

The action OF the Virginia Dan ocratic
Association OF this city in reference 10
the Virginia congressman for railing 70
lend their aid 10 the as ISOLATION at It's
recent excursion TO Marshall Hail. has
had ITS effect, and they all, with one ac-
cord. are making excuses and promising
better things for the future. Mr.. Mere
dith says he was arguing a case in court
that day, and. Of course. could not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

come. Mr. Turner says he ACKNOWLEDGES
hfs ohIiratjons TO the association. and
Mr Elicit says he Will bring a whole
train full OF people 10 the next excur-
sion. Washington correspondent Alexan-
dria Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

1t is said that the weather in Chicago
is so changeable that recently the Their
nometer rose to the ninety-eighth notch,
and the temperature changed SO sudden
" that the mercury froze before 1t could
move down the tube.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

A town in oklahoma is six days DID,
and has population of two thousand
people. The cause of the sudden growth
is the rumor that gold has been found In
that section. And yet they say gold is
not Do rular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
An Invitation.

The ladies' are cordially invited to look
at the Underskirt here exhibited. made
OF "Linenette" 10 wear under light
weight material. Thus one skirt can be
thereby causing a great saving OF ex-
pense. "Linenette" Is used for all pur-
poses for which hair-cloth is used white
and black. yard wide. price DC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

The committee Of the Washington Board
OF Trade i'm charge Of the matter fas
done its share I'm the effort to abolish
the gambling evils that exist az Jackson
City. and the other resorts across tho
river on Virginia soil and has forward
ed the results OF its labors 10 Governor
O'Ferrall. on whom now rests the sole
responsibility. Evidence amply sufficient
70 convict many persons Is said 10 have
been gathered, and iu accordance with
Governor O'Ferralis pledges successful
prosecutions may be expected to follow
Immediately. Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

An Irishman was recently laying on
small piece Of land on the suburbs OF
one Of the great cities. when some one
noticed that he was making his rows IN
a snake-like manrer. and on inquiring
why it was done was Informed that by so
doing he could make longer rows. and
thereby plant more potatoes on his lin
tied farm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Says Baltimore exchange: There Is
no reason why Baltimore should not have
an abundant supply Of pure milk ana
pure water the whole summer through
OF course not. There will always be .
plenty Of that which is so little used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
COLONEL rRED. rLFAsANrs.

Colonel Fred. Peasants, who has been
promoted from assistan grand treasurer
10 grand treasurer. is one OF the best,
known Young citizens Of Richmond, anu
since his majority has stood high as a
Mason. He is a son Of Mr.. George y.
Peasants. Of Richmond. He was born IN
Uenrico county thirty-six years ago. ana
moved 10 Richmond In 1879, and one year
later ioiled Rich nOnd Lodge OF MasCus,
No 10 He has been past master OF tnat
lodge. having served two terms re IS
also a prominent member OF the nom-
mandcrv of st. Andrew, knights iem,
plar. and other Masonic orders. C9ionsi
peasants has also been closely ldeItl-
fed with the military OF the stare slhce
he came 10 Richmond, having been a
member of Brigadier-General Anderson
stan with the rank OF captain, and IS
now a trusted member Of the Governor
stan. IA o,,,t,,
His executive ability has time ana again
been recognized In his appointment as
marshal of great public parades ~ lhls
of the CITY Democratic Committee Coi-
onel peasants IS in the insurance ousi-
ness. The Office Of grand treasnr er WI
not interfere with his other business en-
gagementS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

The weather is so hot down in Georgia
that the ! ewspapers Say they can cook
tough beefsteak in the. sun and boil eggs
by moonlight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Aldrich. the Denver defaulter. was true
to his envir, rments. He ran off with the
silver as well as the gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

The Georgia fruit crop. 1t is estimated.
will be worth three million dollars this
year. This is one of the usual results OF
the killing frosts" in May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

The Sihley presidential boom has ex
plodcd The only wonder is that it was
ever started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

TWO CELERY DISHES. nc goods. At
cftT-GLAss PATTERN COVERED
COMFORTS at FIFTY CENTS, been
$25.
Cut-GIass Pattern Covered COMFORTS
at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, been '9c;
Remnants Garden Hose, good
length, ; cents foot instead OF 8
cents.
AGAIN TO-DAY. FANCY SCREEN
DOORS. BEST W WIRE
TncTioNs DURING TRANSIT.
HALF VALUE. FIFTY CENTS
l OAK Wall Cabinet. large size. at sc.
Bash-Room Cabinet at TWENTY
FIVE. CENTS. been $50
Oak Wall Cabinets at i0c. been &c.
5 Wood Soap Dishes AT L..
Backing Brushes at Zoe. been &c.
ELEVEN ROLLING PINS. 10 ana loc
goods. at THREE CENTS.
FOUR WALL BRUSH ESQ brushes
at FIFTEEN CENTS.
Granite Iron-Ware.
cake Moulds. actual soc goods. at
rIrGiHrT' CAKE MOULDs. 30 and 75c
articles. at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THREE IIPPED PRESERVING KET-
TI,ES-never before sold FOR less than
6Sc-at FIFTEEN CENTS.
Tea Kettle, worth S.S. az &c.
e-quart MIX Pans. regular e5c arti-
Gle. at DOC.
scratched Refrigerators, regular
$50 goods, at SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Reform has been entered az Alexander
Island and should axe a killing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
) cents

/ short GENUINE ENGLISH CHINA
TEA SET. TO close, TWO DOLLARS
FOUR WHITE CHINA FISH DISHES,
never before sold for less than H.gv
each. at ONE DOLLAR AND \
HALE. ,.,,,..,
-FOUR GENUINE ENGLlSH CHINA
VEGETABLE DISHES. l0c each. been
29c. ,,. ,.,.y.,
FOUR EXTRA-LARGE SIZE DECO
RATED MEAT DISHES. actual
goods. al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
extra size and quality emma Meat
Dishes. neat decorations, full worm
- and ESQ each Slightly damaseul
2 Chocolate pots. extra fine china, fully
worth g each, az zoe. ,,.,
l handsome Jardiniere. genuine tnsllSN
pottery slightly damaged, r.D ar
ticle, for zoe. ,,
az TWENTY-FfV CENTS. been SIS
1 FINEST CARLSBAD CHINA pm
NER SET 100 pieces, plate snort
IS value for Sl4.13.
ONE TEA SET. 50 pieces. pieces miss
Ing one-half price -FOUR DOLLARS
AND A HALE, instead OF -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
al Is Gents,
Sailor Hats

with and without bands in white. black,
and navy I'm every grade and az prices
not 10 be matched anywhere.
our RIBBONS are stlll the talk OF the
town. not only In price, but also IN as
sediment We have them m every lu,.nn-
~. every STYLE. every shade. every width.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

!t;{5jFENl@
Thousands will be found among
TIE White Goods.
The Cotton Wash Fabrics.
The Black Worsted Dress Gocds'
The silks.
Hosiery.
Underwear.
Handkerchief.
Ready Made FiXlnSs.
Mattings, etc.
We sell these for any sort OF rea-
son that may exhibit itself during
the weeks selling. Friday IS Co
hens bargain day-and the only
day in the week that Cohen'S gen.
eral prices are beaten.
II pieces Of silk Ginghams. IA 20
yards. for l5c yard. 81
II pieces Of Black Handmade India
six. 10 yards. Dc a yard, from fie.
pieces Printed India silks for 1'c' from
~ and 09c.
aOc, from 80 and &c.
Special Glove Sale.
IA pairs Ladies' Undressed Paris Mocha
KID Gloves. size So 10 IL. blacks,
griys, and browns-not All sizes IN
an Of them 1925 usual best value,
these 69c. pair only pairs to
customer. Ready at 80 o o'clock.
% dozen Ladies' Black All-Silk Mitts,
p and i9c grade. for &c pair
Several scratched Trunks and
Valises, slightly injured in the ship
ping, A third of the price.
Nearly half a bundled pieces OF
Black WorSted Dress Goods, 2 to !
yards. Among them
6s-4 yards Priestley's 45-inch Taffeta,
partly six, from $i.l9 yard to 5o,.
2 yard All-Wool Tamise was zoc' Tor
55-I and 6ia yards Lupins Empress
Cloth. in striped effect 81 grade lot
zoe. .,O
yard French Crepcns, soc grade LOT
o. a yard. e.
pieces of Brillantine, 4oc yard from
? pieces Atwood Serge. lsc. from 25c.
Thousands of Cotton Wash Fab
RIGS this morning. Among them
Black satin-strlpe Organizes with
D~esden-colored figures. lSc value. Tor
Solid and Printed Plisses. loc value. for
1 N-1n
Ss' pieces Of Yard-wide French Percales
10 Yard-Wide American PercaIes for
Llnen-Enect Jaconet Organizes. l2i4c
value, for &C..
73 pieces Dimites for Sc yard. ,,.
80 pieces of Solid Black organizes, l-'2
and Ice grade. for &c. ,,,, ,a
2l2 pieces Scotch Ginghams, i-'2 AN"
lie value, for l-ic.
Yard-Wide Irish Lawn. 90 grade. for ec
PSI French Plisses. black grounds. VII"
new printings. 2c grace, LOT ''-i-'
AMONG THE READY MADE.
2 Black Satin Skirts were Sii''' loi
Figured SILK Skirt. was $3.50. for So.
3 Navy Serge Skirts. were 10, TOT 'oc,
2 Black Serge Elton suits, sizes D. anu
g. s., from $ %.
Duck Skirts. &c, from zoe.
ART DEPARTMENT. ., a..
Art Squares. 35x3s wash-coloten 10"
orS. l1c, from oJtf lNDf 'A' ~
Il stamped Fringed Doilies, lc ea0n'
from Sc. .,, o. I'D. 20
Snools of Embroidery SILK. % yards 10
the spool Sc. from PKG.
fray Cloths. &C., from &c.
Q Fringed Splashers. &c, from nc. -,
3 pairs Raphael Dress Shields 'soHeo''
nc from 33c. ri. c.,t,s
White Leather Belts. for DUCK SUITS
25c from zoe.
10 Leather Belts. Sc. from 3c.
Is remnants o. Grass Cloth, &C. from
remnants Hair-Cloth, ic, from PIC
Look out for remnant OF White
Goods. Ladies Shirt Waists, En-
broidery and Laces, odds and ends
in Towels, Soiled and must under
wear.
The HousefurniShing Department
invites you to a grand money-saylng
affair to-day.
ENTIRE STOCK PLATES-FINES
FRENCH AND CARLSBAD CHINA
COSTLY AND HANDSOME DECO
RATIONS. DINNER BtEAkf,A.lSSt'
DESSERT. AND LUNCH SiIfS.
WORTH UP TO SENENI1 I III r.
CENTS lEACIJ ONE AND ALL Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Entire stock Fruit. Berry, Dessert and
Oatmeal Saucers and Plates. choicest
decorations (high class, worth up 10
i0c each one and all az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
LADIES' MUSLIN DRESSES.

For house wear. for street wear
very sheer Figured Scotch Lawn,
nicely made and excellent style. Most
every one who sees them buys one,
SO and s. a Suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
We cannot begin to quote
prices-not enough space,
w ash Goods.

We guarantee TO show the most select
lire OF Wash Goods in the city. The love-
" Jaconets are this seasons goods-beau-
tlful In design and quallty-yard wide. Sc.
yard.
Loveliest Organizes. In white. pink.
lavender. yellow. Nile. and light blues.
Solid-Color Dimities. tina; have been
selling rapidly at 25c. yard. are now
IS PC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

OF Imported French Organizes At
25c for the regular 31i2c. goods Of
fers an opportunity TO select from
the choicest patterns or $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
Only 35c.

Ladies DUCK suits. Whlte ErOund
with narrow black. red, blue hn'
stripes. regular price. 81 a Suit,
Friday and Saturday 81 95
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
FRENCH CHALLI. a5c. A Yard.

Strictly all-wool and the finest goods
imported. You generally pay 65c.
yard for this grade.
Now 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
BOYS, SHIRTS.
DUCK SUITS.

Boys Figured Negligee Shirt
Il, 12is. l3. l3l2, IL,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.

With all attachments ready 10 hang
sizes for large. double bed, Tor single
bed, and for crib.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

ENTIRE STOCK PLATES FINEST
FRENCH AND CARLSBAD CHINA
COSTLY AND HANDSOME sl1t, 80. 90
DESSERT AND LUNCH SIZES,
WORTH UP TO SEVENTY -tlN w
CENTS EACI. ONE AND ALL AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
BATHING SUITS.


For Ladies, Misses. and Children.
Bathing Caps and Bathing Slippers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
BOYS, WASH SUITS.
ROyS, SHIRT. WAISTS.
Friday and Saturday, 30,
BOYS PERCALE SHIRT-wAIsTs.
Friday and Saturday, Soc.

Light ground. with small figures;
sizes I. Is, ; lO years regular price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21

Look out for remnant Of While
Goods. Ladies Shirt Waists, En-
broidery and Laces, odds and ends
in Towels, soiled and must under
wear.
The HousefurniShing Department
invites you to grand money-saylng
affair to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-21
Special Glove Sale.

K,d Gloves. size 5ia 10 ia blacks,
griys, and browns-not all sizes IN
an Of them s225 usual best value,
these 69c. a pair only pairs TO a
customer. Ready at $50 o'clock
% dozen Ladies' Black All SILK Mitts'
p and l9c grade. for &c pair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Putt HOLE THROUGHHIM
George TiTTGll Made Short Work Of Bull
DJg Ryan
TRAGEDY AT PHlLIPSBURG
There Was n Row over a Drink
and n shot Gun Ended the
Dispute For Ever s. o Far AS
One Man Was Concerned.
sneelal Dlsna.eh q tho standard.

OpeGltl Hl~li&-cl 20 tile otAuAlE4.
PHuIPsBUEG, Jan. i.-Geor-e Tirrell is
locked up IN the county jail here charged
with the murder of John Ryan. Between
l. and 1 o'clock to-day Tircll and Ryan
got into a dispute in tho Phi.ipsburg
Brewery saloon, which continued for some
time. and finally resulted in Tirrell pro-
ducing a shot gun and blowing a hole
through Ryan's head.
As near as can be asccrtained from tho
evidence produced at the coroner's in
quest. the trouble originated through
Ryan's persistent efforts to get n drink
fcom Tirrcll, who was attending the bar
in the saloon. Ryan and several of his
comrades had been up all night and drink
ing heavily, and when Tirrell refused him
a drink Ryan abused him and kept it up
until the shot which ended his life was
fired.
Immediately after the shooting Tirrell
walked down Broadway TO the sherif's Of
flee and gave himself up. and has since
refused to talk with anyone except his at
torney, ID. NJ. Durfee.
The murdered man has resided in this
place for several years, and when drink
ing he gained for himself the name of
Bulldog Ryan He was about CD years
of age and has large family, including
several sons of mature age.
George IIrrell is numbered among the
oll-tIme residents of Phi.ipsburg, and this
is the first time he has ever been known
to do an unlawful act. lie was always
friendly disposed, and although "A bar
tender for several years, this is the first
row he has been known to participate in.
IL Is thought there was some greater
provocatIon for tho crime than has been
produced. There were several of Ryan's
friends IN tho saloon when the shooting
occurred and all were more or less intoxi-
Gated, but according to their evidence the
shoot ting was entirely uncalled for. Tho
coroner's inquest was still in session at a
late hour tonight.