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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
a NfNNEAPOLIS YIELDING.
Former virginia Girl Married TO Heber
n. LYON.

The following account of a wedding on
the "a OF January IS from the Mlnneapo-
us Tribune, ana VIII be read with in
terest here:
Last evening. at the residence Of ex-
Mayor \. b. Winston was solemnized
the marriage Of his niece, MSS Mary Cole
Gregory, TO AIR. Heber n. Lyon. Al
though the company included only rela-
tives Of the bride and bridegroom. be-
tween sixty and seventy guests were
present. The house decorations were
palms and Easter lilies. and the marriage
service was read beneath bell of ferns.
smilaX and lilies. The table decorations
In the diuinS-rOom were of blue, win q
prOfusion of Virginia violets. The bri-
dal procession appeared TO the music Of
Mendelssonn played by an orchestra hid
den from view behind palms. The bride,
arrayed in heavy white satin, wore
sweeping veil, ana carried lilies OF the
valley. Miss Mary Lyon, nor maid of
honor, was also attired in white satin,
carrying roses. Two little children, Lilly
ana Willie Winston, children Of w. O.
ana +. G. Winston. preceded the bride,
the girl in white, and the boy in black
velvet knickeTbOckers, both carrying bas-
bets Of pink roses.
The bridal party passed through a
white ribbon aisle from the rear parlo-,
ana was met in The drawIng-room by
the Bridegroom and his best man, Ste
pion i. Willard. The impressive Epis-
oCpal service was read by Rev. II. +.
Nichols. of 81 M1rks church The
bride who came to Minneapolis last
spring. ard has since been d resident with
the Winston household is a daughter of
the late Fendell Gregory. of King William
county, Va, and sister Of Mr.. Bay
Tor Am, Of Richmond, Va. The bride
groom is a son Of y. b. Lyon. Of Mime
apohs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyon went last evening TO
st PAU. and viii continue their trip to
Washington, D. c., and Virginia, where
they will visit relatives and friends. ON
their return. in February, they will Te-
side for the winter at the Lyon residence,
on OAK Grove street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Shockoe Council.

There was an enthusiastic meetins
If Sbockoe Council, No. 3d.
Eoval Arcauum, on FRIDAY night
II is said to have been the pest
meeting this sturdy council has ndd
for a long time Much business OF in
tcrest and importance was transacted
ana there was eyinced solid defer
mtnaton on the part of the membership
10 make this year one Of great pros
neritv to the council. With this end in
view. it is proposed 10 have some pleas
ing diversion at each meetins-liic rary
exercises. music etc.-and also to nave
occasional open meetings, or sociables, to
which the ladies' will be invited. 1t is
likely. also. that the council VIII purchase
badges or buttons for the members 10
he worn not only i'm the council room out
at all times. 4 gold medal Is offered by
the council to the brother bringing III
the greatest number of new members ms
wear. the number TO be over HVe rms
council now comprises membership OF
nearly one hundred and fifty, among the
number being many citizens Of promi-
ueucc and distinction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
A Musical, Entcrt lament.

At the residence Of Mr.. ANA Mrs. ;.
Hewitt. 1893 east Broad street. a delight
ful cntertat nment was given on Thursday
evening to the great enjoyment OF q large
number of persons present Fine instru-
mental music was beautifully rendered
bv a string band. consisting Of Messrs.
Lester Taylor Ueader), Lee Brooks, Tom
Drumman Charlie Farley, George Bay
lock and Charlie Moltz. The Standard
Ouartette. MeSsrs AGREE I"eh"ine smith,
Wright and Mosby added much pleasure
80 the occasion.
Among those present were Mrs. A. Nc
Auley. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. >. Hewitt Mrs.
Schafer and Nlrs. George strain; Misses
Lila Mitchell. Annie Elicit, Lille Martin
Annie and Mary Krtzer Matte Elicit
blanche Mitchell and Lula Hewitt,
Nessrs. Robert kriizer Daniel Mitchell
Lester Taylor, Robert Slaughter George
Baylock. Eddie Bagby, Harvey Suuh'
Charlie Farley, Tom Drumman, Gcor&e
Mosby. Charlie Briel. John Wright George
AGREE. Martin and Davie Richwine and
Thomas Hewitt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

900 yards Outing Cloth. suitable for
dresses, wrappers, shirts or waists, Bic.
Down Pillows. filed with the finest
down. 39c. each.
Curtain Poles, &c. quality and all fix
lures. lSc.
Ladies' Gowns. yoke Of tucks. rufiie
around neck and sleeves. 4sc.
Ladies Skirts. full and well made,
tuck and S-inch lace fiounce isc.
Ladies Chemlse. wsth lace and tucks
25c.
Ladies' Drawers. with Hamburg trim
ming and tucks, sc.
wear in boxes, much under regular value.
Surprising values In Garments at 81, -,
49, JSc., SID
BOOKS-ff you are fond of reading you
naturally buy books. Buy them mere ana
save money All the newest Books in
single copies and sets, paper covers and
bound. Books BY Dumas, Dickens, Thack,
cray. T.. T. Roe, Cooper Du Maur.er and
MATTINGS-Some extra good bargains
i'm Mattings. 5000 yards Remnant Mat
tings. IN pieces from 5 10 p yards.
The best Knitting Cotton, In all num-
bers. l9c pound. -,
poe. Quality French Cambr!cs, in lovely
designs. Y l-2c yard. -. "a .a.,,
All-Wool ss-inch Wide Tweeds, regular
'' ANN wide Changeable Worsted Ell
fects. real 3Oc. value, l5c. yard =,
BLACK and Gray Lining Cambria. &c.
Ysrd Wide Unbleached Cotton. safe
yard. w.t., c.oods as,or,sb-
ingly low prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
TO Form Boys' Chapters.

For some time past the local council OF
the various chapters of the brotherhood
of 81. Andrew in this city have been con-
sidering the question of establishing boys
chapters of the brotherhood, such as
have been in existence in other cities
for some time, and have done very sa us
factory work. Recently a special com
mittce had been appointed TO look INTO
the advisabiity of making such recon-
mendation, This committee has held one
or two sessions and carefully considered
the whole subject but without coming to
any definite decision.
The committee viii appear before the
Richmond Glorious at its regular meeting
at noon tomorrow, and submit the mat
ter for a conference. in order TO obtain
the views OF the various Episcopal min
listers on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

statement that Ely had taken the money.
Mr.. Aull further stated that nc re.
fused absolutely 10 pay one cent anu
said that he did not intend 10 do So az
ne looked upon IL rs a case or biackmsiL
Ely IL absolutely innocent OF the
charge" said MIR Aul lie also said that
the courts were opened to them. ana
offered 20 pay for the warrant.
Mr.. Aull said that at any time. II Gregg
would place money with responsible par
ties 10 pay expenses In case be should
lose the suit, that ne and Ely VIII come
hack on a notice OF desire 10 prosecute
without requsi,ion papers and stand trial.
The following letter was received by Ely
from AIT. Brat, Of the firm of c. +. YER
,dier & Co;
l.. s. Ely:
Dear Sir,-After a second examination
Of the books and accounts Of &. T.. YER
der & co. by me. as their special ac-
countaut, | am gTatifed TO learn that the
charge made against you for unlawful
misapproprIation OF funds appears 10 be
ow satisfactorily explained. and there
Is nothing due by you 20 said firm. The
difference In accounts is owing to my
not having certain vouchers and other
papers before me at the time / first set
tied the account between you and the
firm. Yours respectfully
SIDNEY BRITT.
Agent for &. T.. Nerder d Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

Best Vaseline, bottles for Sc.
lO-t Bleached Sheeting Is here at lJc.
yard.
\ handsome line of Narrow Jet Trim
min6s, lovely designs. at 5, 10, l. I-9c.
FINCH Changeant Worsted Goods, SOC.
quality ana bargain at that here at rs
LACE cURTAINs-special Lace Curtain
bargains.
FLOWER SEEDS, of carefully selected
stock. such as Pinks. Pansles. Sweet
Mignonette, Stocks, Sweet Peas and a
number of others, &c. package.
Ladies' Regular Made Hermsdorf Fast
Black Hose, such as are being sold for
dc, here at II lie. pair.
case OF Lovely Dress Glnghams. the
l0c. quality, 5l-ic. yard.
lot Ladies' Wrappers. worth 81 and
81 -, are here at soc.
| lot Ladies' Wrappers, worth $50, 81
and SIS, are here at 75c.
Values in Hamburg and Swiss Edges
that cannot be equalled.
Red and White hamburg Edges at lie.
White Hamburg Edges at &c. yard.
Swiss Edges al ., 8, 10 Joe.
Hamburg Edges, D. 6. TO SOC.
soc. Quality kai-kai Wash SIX. 3ic.
Lovely Taffeta SIX at SIC. yard.
lot $3.50 Quality Laundered Shirt
Waists, 5Jc. each.
Black Silk Velvet here at Ssc. yard.
pieces Striped SILK Velvets. regular
$50 quality, here at &c. yard.
20 oV Good Envelopes for CSC. here
See the Silks at 1ec. yard.
A 4oc Ribbed Vest at 2Sc. each.
l21-2c. Figured and Plain Drapery. DC.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Tho Rosebud Club.

\ party was given At the residence OF
Mrs. G.. ". Garter. No. 90l north Twcn-
ty-siXth street. Friday night by the Rose
Bud club of Church Hill. Parlor games
of various kinds were INDUCED in until
II o'clock, when supper was served
which consisted of everything suitable TO
the tastes Of young people on such oc-
castOrS.
Among those present were Misses Lii
Ian DAVIS, Florence Pencil, Jessie Pen
nell Irene Thorp, Blanche Mitchell
Berthe Cos. Mamie Slnnott. Mamie Bur
nett. Hettie Wood. Carrie Allen, Bertha
Graves Maud HerndOn, Mamie han
Cccn Bathins. Pauline Allen, Gertie Bar
kcr. Matte McGhee Mary Sharpley. Mol
lie Roper. Lena Newman, Stella Cocoa,
Ida Garter. Nettie Enroushty. Eva car
ter and others. Messrs. l.. MorecoX NJ.
Richwine. j.. Allen. G. Allen, j. Alien,
III. Montague. II. Butler, G. Hcrrdon, +.
Smith. Il. Slaughter. w. EnIoughty. Il.
Robinson. w Thorp, Il. Hope, @. Garter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Before stock-taking.
Dress Goods Material.

Looks like folly to sell albright Dress
Goods at less than the mills can weave
them for, but you are profiting by 1t all.
It's this everlasting out-doing of the or
binary that has led you here-you save
money; we grow.
All the It's, 81 and 75c. Imported Dress
Sultngs. of and 5 yards-stripes-
Boucle blocks and fancy effects. J9c.
a yard. =
All the 81. IS and Zoe. Diagonals, Satin
Duchesse AMI Figured Poplins, in Old
rose. garnet, Resida and other eoiers,
soc. yard.
All the 80 and S9c Cheviots--Boucles
and plain effects-in desirable color
ings, soc. yard.
The 30 and 65c. Fancy Cloakings, Tor
dressing gowns and ehildren's wear
full IL yards width. for 33c. n yard.
All that remains of the special lot Biue
and Black Ground with White stripe
Henriettas for u l-2c. a yard.
SOc. ATWOOD Figured French Flannel.
25c. a yard.
in stripes, 35c. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
PERS pN1L 4ND GESER1L.
Interesting Facts About I,Ichmond's CT

InierestiDg Facts About RIchmond's CHI
z~n- "a other Matt r.
Mr. John Bowers is c31iilad 10 his
home by sickness.
Mr. Henry Block has gone 10 New
YORK to visit his daughter. Mss Frank.
Two jail birds. Buck oakley and VII
Lam Perkins, were arrested yesterday for
stealing.
Waller Martin was accidentally shot
yesterday by Thomas Stannard while
hunting togo thcr.
Miss Lula l.. Holmes, o. Win g.. or,
Va, rs visiting friends N this city end
Manchester.
Mrs. Marion II. Watts az .aushtGr, OF
stanton, are the guest Of Mrs. J. l..
Luxford, No. 1916 east IIJy sicet.
MIS-. NJ. A. Duyal has returned from
the West and is stopping at 1905 east
Marshall street.
TT. Rev. DR.. Gordon, bishop of Kings
ton, Jamaica, who has D,cl spencI'5 "a
few days in this city, lett F"iday.
Mr.. A. W Schneider. VINO has spent
some months in this city, VIII leave Tor
New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert r. Firth, Of To-
routo. Can, are at the Mt. Vernon. Ihey
viii be welcomed by most q Trends.
Misses Lima and Ethel carrie OF Ian
lister Lodge, Halifax county, are N-S'unS
Miss Kate Marshall d0i east Mai;, sil Get.
Bishop Van de Vyver left last Monday
with Rev Father William Oh. parJun,
$. D.. TOR New York and otn2r Ul trn
cities
The boxes for AN Evening NJ Cur
Grandmothers' will be sold at auction
tomorrow at u o'clock a. the y 4ait
Academy,
After an absence of over a moth in
Washington visiting Mrs Figg, Miss May
Latham Wills has returned, and VIII be
L..H fra g. q for
The condition Of Alr John MacHe, of
Engine Company No. /, Wts not ~ Ia
Vorabe yesterday as for the past TWO
weeks. His many frie ads hope Tor an
early recovery
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
Gracc-Strcct Baptist Church will give an
entertainment I'm that church next Tues
day night. Admission, ten cents. Some
Of Ri hmonds best talent VIII take part
The Board Of Managers of the Exchange
for WOmau's Work have decided 10 have
"a series of entertainments, but there VIII
be no charge of admission. The hrst OF
the series will be next Saturday, January
6th-a Cinderella Tea.
The ladies comprising the Board of
Managers of the BAPTIST Home for ASeu
Women have presented pI. BoyJe -.
HrOOkcr with a very handsome buSBy
robe as a token of their appreciation OF
his services rendered the inmates during
the past year
Professor Haupt having concluded his
five weeks course Of instruction III tn1
German language in this city ana III lt-
tersbure the Petersburg class mas u"-
cidrd 10 continue their studies. and nave
asked Madame TcnSler. of TINS cily, ~
take charge of them, whch she mas IN
scented TO DO. ON leaving Professor hauPl
strangely urged the Richmond class 10
cnnt5n1ie also. and was uureservtd IN ms
,.('l.,,,,r,endatioo of Madame Tensler as
me best person to conduct the class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Before-Stock- Taking.
Prices
AT THE TOILET COUNTER.


A fresh supply of the Eugene Felix
Imported Handkerchief Extracts at
@c.-violet and all other odors.
25c. Perfume Atomizers, Toe
White or Notified CASTLE Soap, 29c.
dozen.
Lundborgs Handkerchief Extracts
Edena, Gozer Lily. Swiss Lilac. Al.
pine Violet, Forest Pansy, MAreschal
Rose-5Oc.
Sozodont, soc.
Halt pint Witch Hazel. Toe.
Perforated Roll Toilet Paper, Be-, or 900
Hinauds zoe. Satchet Powders. i9c.
Violet Talcum Powder, II lie.
Plnauds Eau de Quinine, zoe.
Solid Back Hair Brushes, Soc. "a
The GOODYEAR Rubber Hair tomhS-S9c.
brand. Peerless, Ladies' Fayor.te, etc.
will he sold for 9c. each -,
All colorg Lamp Shade Paper, ana III
sizes Wire Lamp Frames, now in this
department.
The world of little things on the Mo-
ton Counter shows the trend OF sAie
prices.
level Shawl Pins, 1c. a dozen. -
Fnather-Stitched Braids. &c. Duncn,
4 papers Needles and Assorted fhs' o.
SILK Side Carriers l9c; a.. oatr
toe Ready Made SIX carriers III p"''
Inside Dress Belts. lc.
Covered Real Whalebone' l0c' doze"'
Leather Glove Purses, &c. a.
Nainsook Feather-Stitch Braihs' Idc.
J. o. G. Working Cotton. lVc. uo@ -
Rest Turl<ey-Red Working Cotton &C. =
dozen. -, - 5o.op
FO.vard Black spool Silk, ise. dozen; .,
samson English Pins assorted siZesl' oc'
The purest of Wool Understands ~
wards long and AZ Inches wide' ua'M'
fine colors are selling now for ''e'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20

mr. BiT THE PAKSON.
John Vssfer's Vicious Assault Upon Kew
J. &. Duftn, Of Dhuvij".

DANVILLE. VA, Jan. p-SPceiiaii L
This afternoon a negro named 1ouu
Vasscr made "a vicious assault hp9h
Rev g. g. bundu, the pastor OF inc
LINN street African ". r. church "l
this city Nag,er mo- the pdI sou pIi
Market street. and Wa ont any "arhIhs
whatever mad, Nisorous attack q"
MIN The minister was taken $50 toI'
pIetelv bv surprise he vas DO pItPutu
Tor defence and before h" could recover
his seIf-posscssiou Nasscr had damaged
him considerably. brusmg ms face ana
biting him seN rely. . W..
Tho preacher was not aware th1t as
son had any grievance dEaihsi NM @HN
sIi that Na5ser says Is that buiIth mas
offeulcd him from the pulpit. Tor some
tiun. uast the Rev. Duffan, VINO mas p'th
here hui "a few months, has ncen IItaCn-
inc very vigorously against certain 9ul-
breaking SINS and IL = supposed ne mas
ben thus s,-ppiug on \ass@t corn
A fine boo Noaugls early TINS m"iH.uS
totally destroyed the cottage OF "HInj
siam ,cololodl Elan go MS fanny ia ,,
"a very narrow CscdIe IRON 'I lil-''iOi'-
'rhsy escaped iu their ulS1t 'iol!i'9' Ali.
Tho Danviue Tobacco Ass9yla''"u ~. ill,,
afternoon decided t. have three dI''lo"
@",ics of leaf tGoacco. running simuIi"ne-
ou.lv Three sales win be- taI I''u ~"
oriv when the market is crowded.
The shipments of manufacture ,op"'No
,tit week amounted TO ll',VW poulus'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Newport Jew Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 12.-Spe-
ciaI -Re,. G.. j. =. MAYO viii preach ms
last sermons tomorrow as rector 0t ST.
Purs Episcopal church. Hy win leave
next Thursday for h'F ue" nome h lty-
attsvilc. Md. and viii preach his urst
SERMON ass rector of ruckney Memorial
church in that place. on Sunday, Janua-
~ 2tth.
Prerara tions are being made io- I'M
norrant extensions of the clc",uc railway
system Of Newport News. The cars ran
to-day for The firs; time ON one of the
new lines. viz. From the corner ot iwen-
tv-eighth street mp Washington avenue 20
the offices of the Newport News snip
buildinc and Dry DocN Co Nllnlu the
next two weeks the cars VIII De running
10 the Chesapeake and ohio railway sta
NON. The extension OF the line Is source
af qualification % the people OF Newport
News.
me boiler makers and iron-sh'p oulId-
ere of Newport News had their hrSt an
pual bah al the Casino last nieht. Among
those present were Messrs. Joseph Her
man and Joseph Whitknamp OF lIch-
InOnd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
. he New EmbrOiderieS

Thank you for your many kind ex-
pressions about our New Embroideries.
1t seems the universal opinion Is that
ours is the only real assortment In town.
Such selling as has been going on here
for two weeks has necessitated recorder
ing many hundreds of fresh pieces of
Nainsook. Swiss and Hamburg Insertions,
Edgings and all-over, are added to the
sale this week.
About 10 Remnants of Children's Fine
Embroidery Skirting left from the
first week of the sale. Monday at boc.
a yard, that were 70. Sc. and 81.
A novelty Yellow Embroidery in white
with insertion TO ma ten.
80o new pieces Cambria Embroiderles,
to Az inches wide, Sc. yard.
10 pieces 6-inch wide Wheel Pattern, be-
a yard.
The assortment of All-Over EmbroIu-
cries comprises 80 patterns-Nainsooh,
Swiss and Cambria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
A Wreck on the Cost Line.

WELDON, n. c.. Jan. D.- Special.-An-
other wreck is reported to-day on the
Coast Line near BelheId. \ freight train
tore up the track and blocked the way.
In consequence the passenger trains nave
been greatly delayed. A track was built
around the wreck. and freight train IN
attempting TO pass over that ran on. also.
No further particulars are given out.
The railroad men, as usual, refuse TO
talk.
An alarm of fire here last night was
caused By the burning of a box car on a
side track OF the Raleigh and Castor
railroad. Several bales OF cotton were IN
the car. They are badly damaged and the
car Is a total wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Summer Wash Dress
and Waist Goods.

A pretty little basement, set apart for
the latest things In Washable Dress
Goods will be opened TOMORROW
MORNIsG, and whilst you are In
vited 10 come and see the newest
things, you are under no comDulsion
to buy-itll be hard not to buy. i ne
most thoughtful women select these
Foods this early 70 own styles that
later are sold out and can never be
duplicated. You'll say it's the largest
collection Of the new and dainty IN
any one Richmond store.
Pcetty-Light ColorAgs-Dress Cling
hams. 5-Sc.
Matsumai Crcpes. 20c.
Briliiants, T. f-2c.
Jaconet Duchesse. Y 1-2c.
Camilla Organdie II lie.
Indian Dimity, T. lie.
Dart Dimity, l0c.
Dra9e de Verne Crepe, II l-2c.
Oriole Duck, u 20.
Court Royal Iique, - l-2c.
Satin-Strlped wits. IL.
Hand spun, 25c.
Fancy Scotch Novelties, q l-2c.
juvenile Zephyrs, lie.
Midlothian Zephyrs, lie.
:" Sea- SCI, Island Zephyrs. Pic.
Rarnabys Zephyrs. l2c.
Three-Star /ephyrs, u l-2c
A. +. G. Glnghams, l0c.
Toll On Nord, Ia.
KnickerbOcker, l0c.
Dundridge Zephyrs. Sc.
Brocdtelle. &c.
Cumberland Su.rlngs, Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Mems Shirt Sale.

Seems absurd that h.gh-grade goods
with high-grade workmanship should be
at command. I'm Mems Shirts, at scarcely
more than the labor OF making cost.
Mems White UnIaundered Shirts, full
length, set-in bOsoms, eyeleis and al
button holes perfectly finished, rsin-
forced back and front, patent gussets
in sleeves and back. nothing STATED
except the low price, Sc. each-6 Tor
SIS.
Mems White Shirts. guaranteed pure
2lO0 linen, set-in bosom and cun-
hands New York Mills muslin, cut
stra!ghtaway. extra deep reinforce
ments front and back, double stitched
ali over with Clark's o. y. T. cotton
natent gussets. full gathered back.
Won never bought such a Shirt as
YOU can now for 5Oc.--6 for SOS.
pieated Bosom Shrts-3 pleats 10 a
side. pure linen boron and cun bands.
omen front and back, New York Mills
muslin, hand-worked eyelets and but
ton holes. TIC. each-6 for S.3.
Last weeks advertised % and 5sc.
I.aundered Shirts, colored Dercaie
hosoms and cuffs. being In some.
What broken assortment OF sizes, VIII
he closed out at Joc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Want 10 settle i'm y,rginia

ASHLAND, VA, Jan. I9-SpeciaI.-A
communication from a section Of the
State Of Delaware has been received
at this place, stating that a number or
Grst-class farmers who intend 10 settle
In some part OF Virginia desire informa-
ton as to this section OF the State. and
solicit correspondence with land-holders
Examinations at the college will begin
next Tuesday. ana viii extend through
two and a half weeks
The last german Of the season took
place last night, and was made an espe-
cially brilliant affair. The dancing was
continued till 3 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
, ACHOONEK ASHoEE.
The :. warren Hail BrncheI "a 0eraeok''
y C-The Crew Nnved.

NCRFOIK. "a Jan. 9.-SpeeiaI'-I ne
American schooner ). Nauah HaIh from
NV1ford Del. with "A crew OF five men,
,,cpt ashore carly this morning off ocra-
coke Beach. u c.. during "a high south
west sale. and is lying easy. The Han
was beating along the coast, when the
captain lost his bearings. AND was driven
ON the treacnerous shoals. The me-
saving men took tnc crew off.
,rbr ian is owned hy John W. Han, Of
p,yer. Del. ana will probably hr saved.
she was bound from Atlantic city \.
j.. To Bosuc Inlet.
The schooner Sophia Godfrey bound
f,ow New York to Norfolk Is ashore on
Cblncotcague shoals. She was wrecked
~, the nigh northeast gale prevailing and
Win be- "a toal loss. The crew were
taken of by the htc-saNers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Before-Stock-Ta
Prices:

Mems Unbleached Balbriggan Socks.
full regular made, &c. pair-NVo per
dozen.
aud l0c. Dark Dress Ginghams for &c.
Ready-Made Wrappers, made OF neece-
back cashmere. taunelettes, wills
dark blues and blacks, figured-what
sizes remain here now for 15c.. were
81 and Siig.
Infants Sacques-all the dainuese
ones-silk over-stirched, some French
flannel, some zephyr knit--at 81 each
for sucn as were $780, sl15 and N.S.
Ladies Cashmere and Cheyiot Ready
Made Waists for sl.50-hardly enough
for the material.
Every Satteen Waist in stock-with
Jabeaus. paLts, frills-saie price. SOC.
each. Every size, but not all sizes OF
every kind
The world of little things on the No-
ton Counter shows the trend Of sale
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-20
Assisted Moonshinrrs 10 Escape.

WINSTON, y. c., Jan. 19.-Speciai.-
J. W. Brown. aged eighteen years. was
brought here last night from ladkin
county and tried before United States
Commissioner Beckerditc on the charge
Of aiding blockade distillers to make their
escape from revenue officers.
Brown saw the officers crossing Yadkin
river and advised the moonshiners OF
their presence. lie was bound over to the
Federal court in a bond of $40, in default
OF which he was sent TO Jail.