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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
The Ribbon Sale.
Ladies' Suits and
Separate Skirts.

M ohoap or Door-nttins Suits shown
bore Al our Suits are man-tali9 -ii I.I.t,
INA are FINISHED IN IHDkDb 81
WORKNIANBIkE MANNER anu
The Tan-Cloth Blazer-Enect Suit; VII.
one l.rge button 10 the front anu ~o"e
hack. i'm all sizes, price, 500 ~,
The Navy Fine Serge sun. plaIeI-sil,l
front warranted fast cOlors ana pcll'D'
fitting. price. sou. &c., t-ef..+ Suft
Fine English Cheviot Serge hliSct i3,i,
m black and navy, knghsh cut sAttr I'm
through aud interlined with hali-eiO0"'
P,,rTar English Tweed Suit. box cut. very
su-eu and stylish, brown viewer IOliat'
skirt fun and lined throughout '''0e'
f,r5e newest Is our Tan-and- Blue Minsi,eu
r,,,,'crfed AU-Wool Cloth SUIT. s.hsiv-
hrai,s,ed box-cut coat. very English WIN
- ~ buttons covered with same MAJ
LII extending from the shoulder. 10 the
~ of = very full sleeve price el-. ,
THE SEPARATE SKIRTS are BloM -
IN stronger demand each day; " W ~ ,
Tor more on Friday; they VIII De o" '''i'
'o HoTe are are Black Serge skirts at Si%-i
yards wide. s,-n
Satv or Black Twilled Cncviot Shlr's'
S. o
lined Worsted Serge skirt navy AM
black. cut full with ofgan-plpo-pi0'''N
4@svV WMe-Wale English Ch6viot
skirts. navy and black. - sol1 ei7'" IT,
lot Finer skirts. $50. 80. Sl2 and Si5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
WAS THEIR LAST GERMAN
PETERSBURG CoTILL0N CLUES IN.
TEREsTTNG EVENT.
A whseImaa's los Mile Trip to souihamp-
ton Couoty-A sporting P"ree 10 DO
Star. ed Mondsy--Ntwsy Note"

IETERsBURG, VA. April N.-Spec'"''
,rbe Petersburg Cotiili0n club gave tn'h
last german OF the season last nish''
.ca 4, WAS a most brilliant afteir. IL was
gracefully led by Mr.. W. G. YOUNG a"N
Nr NJ. G. jackson. The music was i"'
uishcd by Professor Stems orchestra on
Richmond. The couples were az io"'".
Miss Otclia ". Johnston with MI W
4. Jackson. Miss Marie Davis WIN M,
M A. Bond: Miss Lucy Chambcrlayhe
.,,,h Mr. John Hall: Miss Sciper Nenapie
with Mr.. Paul Roper. Miss Fannie S9'0v'
with Mr.. Brocthworth. Of Kichmonu
Mics Mamie Scott with Mr. Charles han
II, Wis. Miss Bette Wright with Nj. -
n Green: Miss Elise Harrison WIN MI
John Nioyler. Miss I'arl Ncipple' pf
Fsrmvllc. with MIR. W. G. Young MISS
Belle Green with Mr.. Hcrb2', Arlington
Miss Mite Peasants with Mr. j. hl'1nis
Smith. Miss Martha Collier with Nr' ~
A. Doyle. .iiss Bessie Jones VII" MI
W n. AVnev; Miss Jennie 'rltcnetl with
1ir. Richard Arlington. Miss Carrie Pry-
or with Mr.. JOHN Thornly; Miss Bessie
Vcnable with Mr. Paul Mcllncnney: Miss
Blanche Cuthbcrt with Mr.. James cuth-
bert. Miss Mary Beasley with Nr. II. T.
Sutton Miss Daisy Deaton, Of Roanoke,
with Mr. James Wrcnn: Miss NJ. H. john
ston with Mr.. Brooke Rogers.
Messrs Burrugs and Cooper OF Nor
folk. were among the @tass
THF B,rrIsr BAZAAR.
The bazaar which has been held during
the past week al the Second Baptist
church has been largely attended. II VIII
be continued next week. The proceeds
from the bazaar are 10 DE applied TO
the completion of the church
terday for Mr.. -tcgcr Of Amelia, lot
Of shipping tobacco for $3.50 per hum
drcd pounds. This is the highest price
that has been obtained anywhere this
season for the quality Of the tobacco
wHFfLMAS's Tair.
Mr.. n. ". Jackson left here yesterday
morning AZ 6 O'Clock for CORTLAND. South.
ampion county. on his bicycle. lie spent
an hour or more tn CourtIand and then
started on his return home, arriving mere
about dark. The CyclonOmeter attached
90 his wheel registered lO3 miles.
The Evening Reporter. a new after
noon paper 10 Doe published here by
Messrs. Percy Rainey. Clifford Godsey.
aud George Perkins, will make its ap-
pcarance on next Monday afternoon. The
Reporter Is TO be devoted exclusively to
the publication OF baseball and other
sporting news.
scott Wood woll-knOwn Colored man
OF this city, is TO study for tho ministry.
Wood is the editor and owner Of the
Petersburg Herald, a weekly newspaper
published here In the interest Of the col
ored race.
A negro named Edward Gardner has
been arrested IN Prince George county
on me charge OF rape. lie has been
committed to the county jail 10 await
trial
DTATH OF MRS. ATKINSON.
Mrs. Virginia rclict Of the lato Pobert
Atkinson. died al her residence I'm this
ciy TINS morning. The deceased was
eighty years of age. and mother of Mir.
Roger Atkinson, Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Decision Involving the Title to the Judge
ship of "a Criminal Court

WILM1NGTON, \. c., April 20.-The
case of Charles A. Cook VS.. o. f.. Medrcs
came up before Judge Hoke In the sn-
perior Court to-day IN the form Of quo
wa rranto proc cedings.
Cook was elected Judge Of the Eastern
crir. nal circuit by the Legi stature. but
it was admitted by the plaintiff that lie
WAS elected two days before the bill
creating the Office was ratined. lmmc-
diately on adjournment of ne Legislature
Governor Carr. claiming that there was
"A vacancy, appointed and commissioned
o. =. Moares Judge under authority vest
ed in him by the constitution
The case was argued by Hon. ID. l..
Russell and l.. c. Edwards for Cook and
by George ROuntree Tor Melres. The
decision of the court IS that the "elatOr
ChaIles A. Cook. is not entitled 10 the
|, office and that o. +. Meares is the duly
comm issioned and qualified Judge.
The case yin 80 to the Supreme Court
on appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Fresh From the Joke FACTORIES.

Now doth ye gentle fisherman
mink about We fly,
And exc he wonders II he can
COncOct bigger lie.
PHILADELPHIA Inquirer.
Washington Pathfinder: Jones found
Smith engaged I'm vigorously polishing his
shoes. what are you doing that for?
I always thought you wore patent
leather"
These used to be patent leather" re-
piled smith. painfully bringing his spinal
column into its normal position. 'but the
patent on them has expired"
Washington Evening Star: II wondah."
said Willie Washington. II wondah wheth-
all" And there his mind stopped for
repose.
"You wonder whether WHAT" asked
Miss Cayenne.
"Oh. excuse me. Whcthah this new
woman idea is going to be carried SO far
that We young men viii be expected 10
get up and leave the room when coffee
is served at dinner
indianapolis Journal. Wdtts-W hat is
that YOU are readingy
Potts-Ch. one Of those slushy teae-
ment house stOries-the kind that are
written TO prove that the toughest are
he tenderest, you know.
indianapolis Journal: Tonimy-Pa why
is it that the heathens always gets licked
by the Christian sold'ersf
Mr.. Figgs-l guess il is mostly due 10
the fact that they have too many gods
and not enough guns.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Man on the
Bridge-Ship ahoy. What ship is that?
Voice from Man-of-War-Hcr Majestys
ship, Watchum-
WHITTIER bOundy
North pole
"Ah, expedition or discovery
NO. sir. Reports have come that the
Norwegian flag has been run up on the
pole. and there Is nothing In the Mon
roe doctrine requiring Great Br.t,an TO
reiinduiSh her rights
And the voice died away on the north
W.nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

ALTON. VA. April % l85.-Spocl al
There was snow on the mountains sun
dav and MOlday and cold rains this
week have retarded vegetation.
There Will be nO convention in Nelso1
county. the candidates are doing all the
nomlnatnr. and riding for election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson. who have been
In 10 visit their daughter, Mrs. McCuc'
left for Organ Cave. ". Va, Welnes-
Miss Belle StJyer Of Middlebrook. is az
"WillOw Dale" -
Mr.. &. e. Goodwin returned home for
the holidays. %, .,. o.,
Rov j. H. Robinson viii preach a.
Hnb,an Rnptif church. the fourth
Lords day n April. 49,. .. .,o,.
Miss Mag.,e Hall OF the Farm; |'as
i'm ,own today. riding her coal-plack
horse. She ats him finely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Infants and Chill
dren's CIoaks.

Just an Stem or TWO from our M
MENSE VARIETY or LONG and SHORT
CLOAl<S for SPRING
such values are rare in these garments.
Infants Long Cashmere Cl)lk. en-
iroflcrCd cane S,3S, better quality al
SlgS
Infants Long Cream Cl0aSs. I'm better
quality cashmere with embroidered cape
al tucked skirt. $50 and 2iJ.
Other styles at same pr 'cs.
Double Embroidered Capcs and Plain
skirts
Beautiful designs I'm Crcpons. baud
somely trimmed with ribbon and braid,
a. 1919 $3.50 and s..
Infants Long silk Cloaks from 500
to so.
Also. beautiful line of Childrsn's short
Cream Cfoaks. in cIshm re, repons, and
silk ranging in price from $50 TO s., and
"A rice line of Short Colored Cloaks. al all
prices. ..
and light blue. dainty styles in cloth and
pcrcaie. prices from $50 20 $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Children's Null
BOnnets,

Dotted Swiss Lace, trimmed Nor
mandy style. at -lc
LARGE Null Bonnets double ruiiies.
eiged with VAL lace. an 3Sc.
Dotted Swiss BOnnets large ruliles.
trimmed with Val. lace and embroidery.
- and SSc.
Another STYLE. trimmed with heading
and daisy ribbon, with large embroidered
rufIio. at Sl.3o. an,
Beautiful styles In hmoroidered " ~ ~
Ronnets. with large rufies CSC, 81 -5 $50
and s. %.
and Tam O'Shanters, ranging IN price
from 1870. % ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

TACOMA WASH. april 2o.-The exa ami
nation of the accounts OF the late Idui
Scbuffze the general western land agent
of rne Northern Pacific. who committed
suicide. Is being conducted slowly. II IL
nllegcd that the shortage so Tar dlscoN-
eret amounts to 500, 600. II Will take
months TO check up all the figures in the
land Office accounts. Land ComnlSsl"Aei
Pl.rps is personally Supervising Inc tN-
animation. Some of the suicides intimate
friends here answer that his accounts
are in a complicated condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
the SHARPERS CIPTUKED.
The Two Men In Jail Who Fieeced a Wet
don Merchant

WELDON, y. g., April 2o.-special-
Two white men. who played what they
thought a good joke on Mr. Fredlandtr,
a clothing merchant here. lave been
captured and sent to Jail TO await trial
at the May term of the Superior Court.
They were captured near Litu ton, and
brought down here and Identified. They
had an examination before the Mayor
last night. when asked their names
they refused TO give them. they are
desperate looking characters.
They We're also disposed 10 be sarcastic
and made several side remarks during the
examination.
There was quite an enjoyable little
german here Thursday night
it is stated that some of the crops on
Roanoke river Will be injured by the
recent frcshet
The dam at Bulamy's mill, near En-
field, has )eer swept away by high water
in Fishing creck.
The fruit is said TO be an right. 1t was
feared yesterday that frost had injured it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Ladies Vests.

ladies', Cotton Ribbed Vests, taped hecN
and sleeves. sizes from 60 D. ,i,'oocd neck
Ladies. Jersf, Sol i'i'p fo igi1 and l9c
"' fiusdies' Pine Jersey Ribbed vests ''
- from 20 3. % and -'e % AZ and
'f'adins' Isle Vests. sizes 10 D. 90
20 f,d,es SILK Ribbed Vests, sizes TO D.
90 90 and 81 q. ,o..o,. Rihbad Vests.
low neck and sleeveless II a ai,l 5Gr
l.a9ies. Iisie vests. high neck ana long
- simmer weight, y'c'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Summer Underwear

- .benpe ~ I-nlergarments. We
Nave alwavs shown goods values M ln ,,,
4c.,erfn,enf but This seasons prices spe1N
Tor themselves. A comparison ls az
ask. We have d complete variety 81 ''"00
from the infant up. ,..f, ,be reach of
Cbildren's Fine Jersey Ribbed 80
low-cut and sleeveless, Sizes ll''i
Fhildren's Jersey Ribbed vests 'ii ''''''
cradles. sizes ] 20 (, PC: -.. g., much
Children's Jersey Honed y 'sass. 10
fner grade. sizes from ! 10 D. ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

wills wss Killed by a Fall From His Bug
ey-. Coroner's Inquest.

LYNcHBURG. VA. April 2G-speciai-
Walter T.. wills. who claimed to nave
been assaulted by William ana Jonh
Weirman at the toll gate below the city
Yesterday. died at late hour last night
from injuries received Coroner Black
ford held an inquest this morning over
the remains. at which evidence was IN
reduced 10 show that wills was intoxi-
cated Al the time Of the accident, ana
though wills and the Weinmans had
o,,srrel over some matter Aof tolls. WIS
injuries resulted from fall nom MS
me Wciamans were admitted TO bail
to-day ir, the sum Of i've HUNDRED dol
lars each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Infants Slips.

our soc. Dress, White Nainsook, with
bOX-Dlaited front and inserting.
The Dress for Zoe Is Soft Nainsook, with
square yoke tucked. and edged with en-
brOidery
For 81 p We have a Soft-Finished Main
sock. with a round yoke, finished with
beading and Val. lace.
Dress Of Soft Nainsook. with tucked
yoke. edged with embroidery. Sl.33.
The finer Robes range In price from Sl'50
"a Il I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Rural Dis'r'ct Conv ntio1s Held at New
port News Me r~Ear's Body Found.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April %
Special.-Aftcr the rival Republican
county conventions adjourned Yesterday
afternoon. rival district conventions were
held. one of these bodies nominated
bred. Read for Supervisor and the other
nominated C. II. Lehman for Supervisor,
and Frank ~ sampson ,coloredD. &. Il.
Naxon. and r. NJ. Southall Tor Justices
of the ncacc.
The body Of Peter McGrcgor. who dis
appeared several weeks ago. was recoV-
cred this morning. II was In an adj
vanccd state OF decomposition having
been IN the water Tor nearly six weeks.
The unfortunate man was engineer on
the steamship lstrian. lie was last seen
on one OF the Chesapeake and Ohio coal
piers late at night. and was under The
influence OF liquor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
100000 FIRE Ar NORFOLK.
ALarre Warehouse and Nine Freight Cars
Destroyed.

NORFOLK. VA. April 2o.-speciai.-
The fire at West Norfolk this morning
destroyed about 10000 worth Of property
TWO warehouse one Of them lVJNoD rect
inst completed. Also, train OF nine
freight ca. s loaded with local 1relght
and guano. Two barges at the wharf,
we're burned to the waters cage
the fire originated In a room used by
he hands while waiting for trains. The
sheds will be erected at once, ana busi-
ness viii not be interfered with In the
slightest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Children's Short White Dresses at Soc
We show two styles
l. a SOft-Finish Nainsook. with tucked
Yoke and Inserting. neck and sleeves
edged with embroidery.
D Plain Checked Muslin, made Mother
Hubbard.
Our l5c Dresses are
l. India Linen, with jabeau Of pink or
blue embroidery, neck and sleeves edged
with same.
p Fine Irish Lawn. with bretellcs Of em-
broidery; neck and sleeves edged with
lace.
For Csc we have Dress Of Unfinished
Muslin. with yoke of embroidery. and
br,fellcs of same.
Our fi3s Dress is a Nainsook. with hem
stitched yoke and skirt neck and sleeves
edged with lace.
For 81 Is we have a Persian Lawn with
yoke of dainty embroidery and tucked
skirt.
our finer grades range from Sl.sS to $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

JACKSONVILLE FLA, April "O-
cablegram to the Times-Union from
Key West, Fla says:
The Nassau schooner. Gertrude. Roberts
ing. and reports that on Monday last
spanish gunboat fred into an English
smack off Long Key. on the east coast
of Cuba, killing two of the crew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
The Land OF Neyerwas.

Where are all those shining valleys ,.hich
we used TO sing and rhvme
Purple with the clustered fruitaga Of the
harvest fields OF timeY
Where are all those Young ambitions.
framed In rainbows, aureoled
With a halo mist OF glory woven from
the sunsets eOldy
Gone before their realization, like effects
without cdus-,
Vanished in the misty limbo OF the land
Of Neverwas.
Where are all those topping castles.
turret tipped with mo0nlt glOws.
Gay with youths and laughing maidens,
thrO' their echoing porticosf
Whore are those aerial brownstones with
their gargOyles OF red mist.
Touched with s8rdOnyX and topaz and
with gold and amethyst
They have hoated on the summer clouds
that never wait nor pause,
Down below the horizon OF the Land OF
NevCrwas
where are all those golden ealleons
floating on The tidcless seas,
With their sendal sails dlStendcd, bpuuu
for the Hesporiies, ,,
Sailing through the dashing dolph-ns.
thro' the arch.pelagOs,
Where each waited breeze Is heavy Win
The cinnamon and rose;
,,, tbegr hunks have turned 10 shadow
and their sails have turned 70 sdu@e'
N,a iile dream ships they have van
ished IN the Land OF NeNet"a7'
iris the purple land Of rainbows on an
island far away.
None but little folks and babies hea'h 10
fronded branches stray
Never does bird OF passa5e i"''' 'f''
it's towering cl.n. .. 3.
pat somatimeg a daring poet sees II
from his dream-bioWn ska. 49,
put when ne tries TO sing OF IT, men
neither need nor pause.
For most men are d"
i'''' SAM WALTER FOSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
gHE ROANOK CONFEKEHCE.
The Names of Those to be Present VIII Not
be Gwen Out Yet

ROANOKE, VA. April 2O.-Special.-
Your correspondent to-day interviewed
". o. Hardaway. in whose care the re-
plies to the conference call are addressed,
and after consultation with tho other
members Of the committee he said that
Il had been decided not 10 give out yet
for "A while the names Of those who had
sgnincd their intention to be present.
Mr.. Hardaway said that he is still re-
ceiving responses, and thought there
would be a large attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Infants Muslin
Caps.

Infants Dotted Muslin Cap. with cur
tn.n. l3c. .,.u l.... ...t.t. can
A~,t6er stvle iu Dotted Swiss and En-
proiderv. Normandy enect al 90.
French Tucked ana Corded caps al ~"
T5c 81 N.N. Sl.50 ard -.
60 ,,r9intr i'm price from 3sc. 10 s..
SILK AND LACE CAPS Ia AZ the pew
effrefr. fae prices range from Zoe. 20 y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

The eighty-second anniversary meeting
OF the Bible Society of Virginia will be
held at ST. Pauls church this afternoon
at ago o'clock. The address will be de-
iivered 10y The Rev. Arthur Brooks. d. d..
Of the Church Of the Incarnation. New
York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
DFArH FKoM HrDKOPH0BTh.
tamuei CT ss, n seventcen- fesf-o;d Boy
nlttan BY n Mad Doc.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. April 2o.--Spe-
cial.-Samuel Glass, aged seventeen
years. died late Thursday night. al his
home, near Big Island. twenty miles
from this place. OF hydrophoba. He
WAS bitten by hound about six weeks
ago. The young mans sunerings are
described as horrible. and IL required
seven men TO hold him In bed before
death came TO his relief.
The same dog bit little girl about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Mr.. Sale Watkins. who has been
spending quite a while In the South FOR
his health. returned home yesterday. Mr..
watkins is much improved in health. and
was warmly welcomed by his many
friends upon his return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

Hoods pills for the liver and bowels
act easily yet promptly and effectively. =.
Pure rich blood IL essential 10 good
health. because the blood IS the vital
fluid which supplies all the organs with
life Hoods Sarsaparilia Is the great
blood purifier.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable. harm
less. elective, do not pain or sripe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Ladies Capes.

4 consignment from a northern manu-
facturer Who made TOO many IapeS putl
rs i'm possession OF some exceptional S0ou
~ vo,t are en- need of such a wrap We
have inefructions to dispose Of them.
word to the wise is sufficient.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

six years Of are and later, number or
hogs and other animals All except
the child have since died OF hydropho-
hia. but at last accounts she hao mann
,os,od No signs OF tie horrible malady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
Children s w ear

r-,.recessarv o. tell ycv where me peg,
,-,s.,ii,iirer,,- Wear for the least money D. 10
A. ii,,,.j Most everybody has learned 10y
e Dy aJI'' to come 70 kAufM, ~ n ssit
Navy plain Flannel Flame MAID LII szes to y
trimmed with WINE Di"'''
Fine DUALITY Navy-and-Red-Cloth E.H,, gn
$40 t,fnroed with three rows or Wll.D
lraid. very neat and prctty lli0e' f'''''
sizes I'D ~ years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
the ELKS BIG BAzAAh
II VIII he Opened 4" The theatre i'-
aorrow sight.

AIR Edwin y. Hay, OF Washington
g: and Exalted Ruler Of th' orue' %
u,,s .rr,,..a here from the North with
n,r~ us- on the 2fS tram yester'ss
,t,or,o,r committee from kichfhon"
odoo co,rncsed OF Messrs. dcseph "
Iaute Iua, pizzini. and julius SirauS
not thom At the DEPOT with caffid-e.,
I'D The ra-,v were driven o AurphS
Hotel where An elegant suite CT loc'is ,
had been prepared for the rnSuhS
visitors. ,a,,oo NJ
Tomorrow night Richmond Lodee, VI
the Ben violent and Protective piuci W
E.ks. viii formally open 10 IT. pun
big festival and bazaar WIZ" 90
time at the Theatre lot q, 'a' 80
weeks. Tho proceeds Of the bazaar are ~
be devoted "a the charity fund OF the
Richmond lodge. III,
Grand Exalted Ruler +. y. Hay Will
deliver the opening address. Mr. nay mas
a national reputation as an eiVb"eh'
and entertaining speaker ,,.,,..,,
Governor O'Ferrall and Mrs. Oferrdl
will attend the inaugural ceremonies q"
will also Mayor Taylor ana VIE. nc III
terror Of the Theatre mas heeh given
the most artistic decorations ever us
played for a similar purpose III TINS ci.s'
The work was done by MIR. Leroy Mittle-
ADlA VI AIiAtAf-|t-
SONY or rHR BoOTH+
The restaurant booth is under the con-
troll of Mrs. {. Evcnsen, who VIII he as
sisted by some Of the prettiest girls OF
the city. Here may be had, at any time
from opening 10 close. e nice. hrst-ciass
meal. served I'm the very best maner at
reasonable rates.
The confectionery booth is managed by
Mrs James b. Angle. The fancy DOotn
is under Mrs. Breazeal. This table viii
surely delight the eye of the ladies espe-
cially
Mrs. G. NJ Angle viii preside over tho
| tobacco booth A cosy smoking-room
will be provided FOR the lovers of the
| weed.
Mrs. Charles II. Epps is the chairman
| OF the Ladies' Committee. and Mrs. r.
| James r. Branch, and Juan 4. Pizzni,
] chairman for the Elks. q. V. Clash. sec
rotary, and Julius Straus, treasurer.
The Committee on Invitation consists
Of the following. Messrs. +. w. Cunning
ham, g. v. Clash Thomas g. Lcath, j.
| ~. chataigne. VI. Stein. j. H. Hinchman.
NJ. lander j. f. lie Brow. G.. Evensen.
James r Branch, and uan A. Pizzni.
! chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

SAVANNAH. GA. April 2o.-The city
and Suburban Railway Company was
placed in the aands of a receiver To-
day. Acknowledgement of the property
is alleged John Screven IS named as.
receiver. A4.-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
a Blind Worker.

J. r. Cashion. the b ind mattress-maker
and chair-caner, has opened a shop at
1901 west Broad street He works deity
with his fingers and fashions without
eyes honest and lasting goods. He will
make over your hair mattresses or put
your bottomless chairs in useful condi-
ton at reasonable prices. Send him your
work.
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