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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

A GOOD APPETITE and refreshing
sleep at this season indicate condition
of bodily health. These are given by
Hoods Sarsaparilli. 1t max IS pure blood
and govd health follows. .-.--...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston at Brooklyn
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Pittshurg al Louisville.
Cincinnati al ST. Louis.
GAMFs PLAYED ~ SDAY.
At Louisville: Louisville 3; Cincinnati,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24
orlrGr 4. wALETE.

cFDrGT 4. Waikiki.
Mr.. George 4. Walker. second son Of
Mr William Walker. died Sunday night at
SIS o'clock az .he family residence, No.
90 west Main street. after q hree-s.eclla
illness from typhoid fcvcr
Mr.. Walker WIS IN his ninete nth year
and Was "a popular and eX srnpl iry young
man. just entering upon a iife which gave
promise Of a bright and useful future.
lie had for The past ;wo years betn in
the employ If Meslrs Woodward q son,
luiober dealers. and was loved ond re-
spectcd 10y al who <n sw him. Der'aaed
was a brother Of Air. ". Regi lald Walk
or, Of the State Young Mems Christian
Association.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon al o'clock from the residence.
Revs. J. Gavin - -wdrt mi W. =. Young
officiating. The interment was made IN
River View.
THOMAS T.. JOHNS.
Mr.. Thomas L. Johns died at his resi-
dence. 40. 3i20 east Marshall street, sun
day evening. Deceased was I'm the
nftieth year cf his age. lie leaves wife
and eight cniliren. The funeral w.li take
place ~ . O'Clock this ..fternoon from
Leieh-Strcet Baptist church
Mr.. johns had htch tHIIiDled a1 t'li-
necr AZ the factory " W. f. Hancock for
the past twenty years, and was an es-
teemed cmploye. He was a member of
the OGd-Feiiows ard OF the Junior order
American Mechanics, and delegations
from the above orders will attend the fu-
neral.
Mrs MAuIA oNFAL.
Mrs. Maria O'Neal. the beloved wife OF
Nj Henry O'Ncal died yesterday AFTER
noon al o'clock at the residence OF Qei
husband. 80. S2i north Second street
onGe 81. BAIKiNs.
Mr.. George ". BatSins died Mt MS
residence. 30. 213 south Cherry street ar
10 o'clock Sunday night in the nity-ihirI
year OF his age. His funeral VIII iaAe
place from Park Place church at O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

cIScrSS.r1. Is. ST. LOWS. 6.

ST LOUIS. MO. Sept. 23.-The visitors
took game from the locals to-day on
superior work al every point. and in
their present form Will take the series.
Attendance, $500.
Score: r. II. T.
ST. Louis OOOOOO2O T. .
Cincinnati ...... 25N-l5 80 d
batteries: Mcdonald and often, Dryer
and Vaughn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-24

ST.. ~ D. . 'SN'N'
The vcstry OF 90. raufs church have
extendo6 O call ia the Bcv. William
Meade Clarke OF 81. Georges church.
Fredericksburg. and Il is hoped that this
splendid preacher will accept.
The family Of the late DR.. Suter have
moved TO Georgetown. They VIII be great
ly missed here.
M-Alderman Kraft. Mr.. Carl Bohrus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

~ adoried for use in the army. has
been issued to the efsnt batteries OF ar
cue, a, the post during the week. and
tho bovs are now practcing the new
ann ,rbe rife IL neat handy piece
shorter than the old Sprinsheld rine, ana
is provided with a short SWORD bayone' not
,,ri,tc that carried by Derryca's Zouaves
duri,g the late unpleasantness. The
rsrdeornc Springfield bFeech-loading
d. formerly in use will be turned in
Co tho national armory.
Personal
Colonel William b. Lane Gstired) and
Vie who have been North visiting
friends for the past two months, arrived
AT the Hyseia Wednesday for an cx~
tended visit.
captain John L. Tiernan Third Artil-
Icry and wife left yesterday FOR a
months vacation. which they viii spend
IN the vicinity Of Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
captain J. NJ. Is. Davis (F'irst Artillery
has gone 10 join his family, at New Lon
don. y. H.. for a months outing.
Lieutenant Thomas X. Adams Fifth
Artillery. who was stationed here some
five or six years ago. arrived from san
Francisco Monday on visit 20 old friends
at the post. lie has recently been de-
tailed as instructor IN military science
and tactics at ST. Johns College. Ford
ham. y. Y, where he reports for duty
early IN September.
Mrs. !. W Wharton. Of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. James 4. Wat
kns. of Hampton.
Lieutenant Warren +. Newcomb (Se-
cond Artillery has returned from a plea
SAINT visit 10 his family who are sum
moriug al Magnolia. Mass.
Mr i. y. Pike, manager Of the Hygeia
Hotel. was caught on the wharf ut Nor
folk between two lrays few days since
and quite badly squeezed Fortunately.
no bones were broken. and he Will be out
I'm q day OF two.
captain 7. y. Abbott United States
cuFn.ers). now stationed at Charleston.
s c.. was visiting Old classmates ut the
post "A few days during the week.
SIR and Mrs. Samuel II. Gresham, Of
Norfolk. who were married IN Washing
ton Monday last, arrived here last eve
nin-.
H0at-racing has become quite a FAD
herr, and nearly every afternoon a race Of
some kind Is arranged and sailed over
q course from here 10 Sewelrs Point and
return.
The following Riohmoudcrs have regis
tered at the Hyseia Hotel during the
week: J. Han Moore. r T. Stratton.
and wife, \. b. Curd. s. Arousberg, ".
? Crump, ". McK. Fisher y. G. VIII
liams. Dr.. Miss W -. Winston. H. y.
Cages. T. T. Robertson. Arthur :. Wiley.
Jacob Ebs' AMI party J. IL Niliensdor'.
Y. Donat. Dr. Jacob MichauN. \. y.
Clarke. Gertrude Clarke ". r. Boan.
Mrs Reginald Gillian. Miss Helen Mon
tacUe. Horny r. Mcloncy and wife. J.
Taylor Ellyson. Il. H. Pitt. J. Thompson
Brown and son. ia. 7. Llmrkn. Dr r.
4. Lewis Richmond Lewis. J. kirsh.
H. j.. Forsyth, Decatur Axtcl. Dr and
Mrs Hush ". Taylor Charles Williams.
\. W. Hershey John II. Coate. George V.
Schiescr and wife. Mr. John II. SchHcscr.
W. e. ArmiSteal and wife Percy j.. FL
lott Aubrey Kelly. Morgan T. Robin
som. JOHN L. SHELTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
now ron THE RsiLN
Council Meets To-Morrov to COM
cider the Uroud-sircct Ordinance.


At 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Common Council will hold a called meet
Ing for the purpose of considering the
ordinance just recommended by the Com
mittee OH Streets granting permission 70
the Richmond city Railway Company 10
construct and operate a street-car line
on Broad street from Chimb0raz" Park
10 the Exp0slton-Grounas. II is the
general impression that the Council VIII
promptly adopt the measure. and that
the Board Of Aldermen viii IN speedily
called together for concurrence.
The Richmond Traction Company, a
rival Of tho Richmond city Railway Com
panv for strcet-car privileges on Broad
street will be- on hand to-morro" ailer-
noon. and will ask the Council = iurthtr
consider its application or ordnance ioF
the franchise. which the street commit
zee PROPOSES 10 give 70 the Richmond city
Railway Company
4 COPY of tho following letter has been
cont 70 each member Of the Council:
"RICHNoND. VA. August Il, l@5.
"Nv Dear SIR: The question Of an cleo
trio street railway on Broad street come
up for final action in the holy OF "hlch
Won are a member on next Mond-y night
AUGUST 1oth. and We earnestly hope that
YOU will be present ~ the meeting
1--WE have been acitating this subject
for many months. and have NJ last come
10 a point whereby prompt and favorable
action on the part NJ tho city council
VIII give us The realization o. our hopes
and efforts.
"An ordinance has been recommended
l,. the Committee ON Streets after long
and careful preparation ~ the city NJ
torncv and CITY Engineer. I'm which y IS
understood that tho interests u the city
have been fully protected IN every rlan-
ner and W. trust that Il may 10 your
pleasure and conviction that the best In
,erasts Of the entire community and
especially OF orr clients may be sub
served Nv giving Il yorr favorable con-
sheraton and vour vote ana using your
efforts 20 have n adopted.
"Tho action - the committee Is com
r7en9ed Nv every newspaper in the city.
ana they surely reflect public sentiment
and whilst I'm thu opinion Of some q our
neople nm opposition party might have
h.en ~ advantage. vet no longer delay
should be allow "a. and we again express
the hone md belief that Won VIII NOT per-
INIT ANYTHING now 20 stand in the w4v
If the consummation Of our lons-defer-
red hopes
"Kespectfullv
THOMAS T. HARDAWAY.
Attorney for Broai-strcet Merchants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
FOR BETTER ROADS.
VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION TO HOLD A
CONVENTION ~ THIS CITY.
Plan of Appointing DelcGatcs-Gen-
crnl stone to Deliver an Address
In Different Parts OF the state.

Extensive preparations are being made
hv the VIRGINIA state GoodRoads Afso-
clation with a view to holding a conyen-
ton here on the 10th day Of October. The
meeting will be called to order AZ II a. VI.
I'm the assembly hall OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. 4 general invitation has been
issued by the association TO all VINO are
IN anv way Interested in the subject OF
road Enforcement. but In order that there
may be a delegation from each county nu-
thorized to speak for 1t, circular letter
has been directed 20 the chairman or the
board Of supervisors In every county
asking him 70 appoint delegates to the
convention. one representing the entire
county and one from each magisterial dis
trict
WANT MAYORS REPRESENTED.
MAYORS Of the cities have also been
asked 10 send a representative from their
engineers department. An invitation mas
also been extended TO the board OF trade
or chamber Of commerce In every city 10
send delegate.
An interesting and instructive pro-
cramrue Is being arranged for the occa-
sion. and among other tniIi6s Il j. pro-
posod TO have exhibits Of road machinery
Al work AZ the EXpostion-Grounds. The
subject of road legislation will be dis
Guessed. AMI General stone. Of Washington.
and a number Of prominent speakers viii
be present
MANY WILL BE HERE.
4 large number or delegates have al
ready been appointed. and the names Of
other aurointcss are constantly being re-
ceived M the Richmond Office Of the aseo-
citation. From present indications the rep
rcscntati0n at the convention Will be very
large. and the sessions should prove emil
rontly successful and productive Of much
good.
At the sessions Of the Farmers Insti-
tute. held AZ Manassas during the week.
the Improvement Of roads has formed n
cor spicu0us feature IN the discussions.
General Stone was present and delivered
an address on the subject.
Mr. II. ". Anderson. secretary OF the
association. viii speak AZ the N -e,ings 10
be- held az buchanan. Botetourt county
this week. under the auspices of the asso-
citation.
\ meeting wiz be held September 18th
NJ Hanover county courthouse, and th re
viii Doe a county convention IN Bedford
county Sertcmber 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Pretty Home wedding i'm Hcnrico.

"Malmalson." Henrico county, on Wed
nesday. the 18th instant was the scene
~ a pretty home wedding when Miss
Matte j Kirtley. the eldest daughter of
Mrs. T. V. and the late II. J. Kirtley, and
granddaughter Of BufOrd kiTtlev. of
Fluvanna county. and Of the late Major
Louis J. Bossieux. Of this CITY. became the
bride q Mr. ]. H. Burton. Rev DIR. VII
liam II. Christian. Of this city. ofTlciatel.
The bride was handsomely attired IN
gray covert cloth. with hat and g'oves 20
match. Miss Allie VI. kirtlcy, youngest
sister Of the bride who was becom!ngly
attircd in cream silk null. with ribbon
ana lace trimmings. acted as maid OF hon
OF. with Mr. G. q Burton. brother Of the
groom. as best man.
Immediately after the CEREMONY the
company repaired to the dining-room,
where a sumptu0us supper was spread.
The groom is young and popular at
tachc II the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company Later IN tho day the cou-
Die came 10 this city. which they will
make their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Fire on CIydc-iinc Steamship
Personal Notes.

-
'"''S
WILLIAMSBURG. ", August Ii
(Sreclal The CLYDE steamship Pawuee
e.-... r,t,.l.,-,.., 10 pf.h,,,.,,., -,
- r.-.-.
''' VIZ" '','' ''''',S''"" '''''u"!
ABOUT j. O'CLOCK ana stopped az mat
wharf for assistance iu putting out the
fire which WAS i'm the hold OF the shin
e,.., ,~,'.-
'''
there several hours NshtihS me names.
A considerable portion Of the cargo was
fa-oar.3 l.y water
The cad intelligence reached hero YES
teri1v ~ tba d.,tb Of Mrs Anderson.
,...,. . r... 4t, , ,,l.r.... - ..,-...,
~ .'..',...,, ,i.,,rIh ~,
49,, - g.. 1,'.~i.. f,','..,
.t,.rrh ar p,i,vr.,i 1fre Anderson
,... ,-.',,, ,.,,,',,..,'., -. o-i u. r.cii
,.,.....,,.'.r.l D., l,.'ll,a,,,l.,,re, 80 Nm, -
i.It - Io,.el,, e,5ri.,ts- cbarac,eT.
a., Nf.r5,v EVENING Mrs II ID Cole
win nor sister. Miss cora Lane. and Mrs
JYI,e Henl.v viii leave for months
visit 10 tho Blue Ridge SPRING.
Professor Hugh s. Bird. of The college
faculty. who was here f.r few days
d,rinc the week. left vestsrltv for New
York for q short visit. thence 10 the
,..s, If ,'aire where he will remain urf.k
l.to in eortomhor.
NJ. j,- srencer MANAGER n tha. COLI
f,.. r-t..l .ri h.arlinr-nor-,s l.rt yes-
t,,.I.,. tor nelson county. where his vif.
4. ',f.,,try
Mr. r. ID Hone. a prominent business
man Of hampton. ana w,u known here.
,.... ir tl,,r lar eeycral DAYS dyrfng The.
v..el
Air md Mrs T. 7. Lamb and three
children. from West Point. came down
via the Nork-Riv,r Line last evening 20
yisl. the family Of CAPTAIN L. ". Lane
Mrs Johr Cufcr. of smthneld has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit 10
her SISTER. Mrs Lane. Jr.
lrfse CIar., Richardson. daurhtor of
Cnlor4l y. II. Richardson. OF Hamilton.
+. ,isitir., Misses Florence ana Garnett
Sweeney
Nr.. Iy1D IuurRin. Of Manchester. IS
making "a visit Id Miss Lucy Bloxton's.
49, U,-e..l.s a. short distance out OF town.
Ms pl,xt.n is also e.recting next week
Mis- cara Iufrrkiu.
AIR Hunter Jackson. well known i'm
m. commercial circles Of Chicago. with
AR s l.. Moore. Of FauQuier, was here
Yesterday 10 visit relatives.
Air. r. S Lacy. OF Baltimore. and con-
nectcd WIN 'Hr i,'' I"''V ''' - -
to make q short stag with friends.
Mrs Lizzie Harrison VIII spend Ior-
ton OK September at Esslcston Springs.
Giles county. where Professor Garrett
and the Misses Garrett are summerins.
Later on the party Will visit Mountain
Lake.
Rev Robert ;. t"upand' brother oi
Mrs IL J., ltuitltS IL sltH4'HS Il INl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
OLD POINT COMFORT.
ho4ing for Water Agaiu-Thc New
ilfnc--t'cFS0nHi.

Correspondence u the Dispatch)
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, August
I.. Another effort IS being made TO So
r.,. supply Of water here by means
az an Arlcsan we'll work upon when
was commenced Thursday morning. Inc
contract calls FOR depth az lVD fee,
hu r. supply is rot found at that
drnth che wen viii be sunk deeper. u
tre boring SIS successful the water VIII
Be- u.el 90 supply the hotels and private
boa. H 600 The Point. While the war Was
in lfattDss the government authorizes
started au Arjesian well IN the iori,
which was bored to depth or F6i icei
wl,l.ut success. and then abandoned
Some tom wears ago q wen WAS sunk at
Newport News 20 about the same Depth
the only result being a limited quantity
OF bracAsh water. The result OF INC
present experiment. win be watched WIN
much interest
TIE NEW RIFLE.
Tn REV kraig Jorgensen rife recent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
virginia booksellers Association.

NONFOLK, August N.-1-pecnLl-At
a meeting OF the Virginia booksellers
Association held to-day at Virginia Beach
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: r. :. Breckwith, Of Peters
burg: president; John J. Samuel, Of Nor
folk. yice-president; W. l.. Bilisoly. Of
Portsmouth. secretary and treasurer;
Montgomery West. Of Richmond; j. j.
English. Jr. OF Richmond; John II. Hume.
OF Portsmouth, and W. j. Oliver, Of
stanton. Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee have the
power a selecting the next place of meet
ing Of the association. IL Is expected
mat Old Point will be decided upon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
FINE RESIDENCE BURNED
The case of senator H""s"N"
Viewed Near His Home

WELDON. =. c.. August E.-tsyec"I)
rto ane residence Of Mr. ". l.. SpFuiib
Al Lntleton, WAS entirely ot5troY'" -
FIRE early yesterday morning. The loss =
covered by Insurance.
The news to the effect that Senator
Ransom has been declared as out Oh once
as Minister 10 Mexico was very great
sunrise 20 his many friends here. me
senator is now at Blowing ROCK WIN
bis family. IL is confidently behsFeu
hore however. that Senator Ransom Will
lac reappointed. as his health Is now bet
ter than IL has been since his appoint
mcnt. 49,.
Heavy rains fell here to-day. and me
streets were Hooded. Crops greatly need
ed the rains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
BOOKS.

None but 4 large dealer in books
could make the following price ::
1900 Books bound in cloth and
gold, by authors Of worldwide re-
putatlon---Dickens, Scott, Victor
Hugo, Carey, Lyall, etc. valuations
ranging from 10 TO 5Oc., our price
I213c. each.
"Tha Yelled Doctor" By Miss Winnie
Davis. p value for 73c.
100 Popular Books, copyrighted. by
Hall Game, Hope Doyle, SOC. value,
our price. 100.
l,SO Paper Bound Books &c. value; our
price. b..
l. so boxes Of Cresm-IAid Paper and En-
ve.opes. l5c. value. for Zoe.
ll-4-pOund packages irish Linen writing
Paper, SOC. value. Tor &c.
lg0 School Pads. 50 leaves, lec. value.
for So. each
800 Pads. 80 leaves, &c. value. 2 for sc.
From 10 to 10 10 o'clock:
800 pounds best Mixed Candies,
Marshmallows, Chocolates, Cara
melS, IS and 4Oc. value, for %.
pound,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

More CARPET INTEREST in
store than pages could speak for
us. a single store fllet; hum
dredS of pieces duplicated had to
be sent to the storage-room for
want of space. This only expresses
a readiness such as has never been
known in Richmond.
Nearly twelve thousand dollars
worth OF the most superior Carpet,
made in America from the au~tioa
sale Of The J. ". Dimick CO. arc
ready at about one half wholesale
prices.
Wilton Valolrs ROYAL Wiltons. Wilton
AelNets. AAmiuSf &, Bo4S Lihs-' lr.
Tapestry Brussels. lhrrc Flys. IN
grains. etc.-all the newest 4'T.En,..
and c0lorngs-at an average on o-NE
HALE CC-f ..
Ingram DmFgets. worth $40 and s.
for $50. .-
Persian Iiand-Made Rugs and Drussaiss'
for largest room. worth 81. fof si'.'l'
Siz. 9vi. iept. worth $3.50. for $3.50.
Vandyke Art Squares ,lual IN var
and looks 10 BODY brussels Tor >"'V
WOO Ingram Extra super Carpets,
worth G0c f)r sc. yarl
ST. Body Erle- j. Tor -.
ETyal wilton Velvet. $40 grade, for
q.8j-besides hundreds of others.
From 10 toe O'Clock, 200 INDIA
Ju.e Rugs, size 3oX6oinches, value
Sis. for 6gc. Limit Of one 10 i
customer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
COLOKED DRESS STUFFS.

From now on the season iaVorS
their wear ag1ln. Here are pTIce
inducements for quick buying:
Fancy Mixtures an double width. &c.
value. Cor lfc. d." yard.
AI-Nool loIb'o-W French CASH
meres co. cloths far l9c. yar1.
Ail-Wo5l Homespuns, soc. grades. FOR
A'i-Weol and six Mixtures. 5oe. grades
French Dress Fabric. all wool. wool
ANA SIX mixture. all that were up 10
u "a yard l1r t0c. yard.
Z piec-s Navy or Cardinal high'St anu
Il grade ~ Henrietta, 10 inches wide'
tor f5c. yard.
The Art Department viii open
Monday with a feast that IS not
only novel but interesting on ac-
count of the peculiarly OF prIceS.
A manufacturers stock.
Uomstitchei Tray-CIoths. size lsx27, art
stamped designs. Tor o.. each.
Satin Berber Art Squares, size XXI
nrw designs, for Sc.
Linen Individual futters, various ne"
designs for IT,. each Tito. Tor A..
Linen Doili-s. finest quality, ior 4V
rirger Doilies for &c.
sets Of Table Centres with bolles 20
match, highest grade or men, IoF BOZ
Paris Art Centrepieees, in new tints'
satin Berbcr Centrepieces. new tinis.
INN ie' = ceItreplecss. novel art stamping.
2 sizes. some OF them VOL n &C. IoF
Tin(cd Table-Covers size A., for Die.
25s s'' Stamped Pmow-shams Tor u he.
Hand Painted Satin Cushion-Coyers.
PAINTED in Austria. COSTING near %
aach-uU snaHcs-llr - choice.
Aiove sale VIII be ready al 800.
From Io:I5 to II O'Clock Tinted
and Fringed Table Covers, usual
price Soc, for r9c. each. One to
a customer. con
The satisfaction Of buying COR.
SETS in this establishment VIII and
always has assured perfection in tit
and Superlorlty in quality and wear.
h's Cohens way Of good storekeep-
jno--an eve for the best.
p u a.7j Best Corset for '225.
-,1sons Nentilatng 81 Corset for
We Lillian. best 81 value, for 55c.,
..pr,,,,1 iB1nra." best imported $50 cor
The he J. Fairy air sumner Corset, Sc. value
r for &c Ls s' SPIRIT % Corset for sl.25.
. Franch Sateen Corset. usual price
J. {. ii imS POI sateen strips 80" Cor
So III linen corset. s26o value for SIS.
From 1890 10 1880.
Flnestimported, SI.25 value, SIX
Hook Corset, for 69c. In White or
Drab. Limit Of one.
The Curtains and Portieres viii
keep pace with the Carpet Depart
ment. Hundreds Of new pairs are
ready at prices that are a reyela-
ton.
10 rai~s OF Chenille Portieres, with
yoI, ara bottom frlnged. and double
dado. for s. 80 PAIR.
s. Portieres for 80.
:5,5 Portieres for 49,
4 x portferes FOR So
ns1,ask Portieres that cost $50 a
pair for sos. -. . 600 o.
Ny W priee. S.ss: should be so. Hun
dreds OF o hens soF's'
From 10 TO IL o'clock.
70 pairs OF Madas Curtains that
cost s2.oS a pair for 1854. Only
two pairs to a customer.
We lay down Cotton Fabrics
ofttn and over for less than the
maktr,' cost. Cases and cases
come and 90. Here are new price:
for Monday:
creponettes that cost ls 2-se. for a-ic
a yard.
CLE COHEN m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE COHEN 90.

Isc. Lorg Handle CAKE Turner'S
at &c.
$50. Large-size Wash Basins at
Isc.
2oc. Long-Handle SaucepanS at
I5c.
SI.25 Tea-ke tiles at Gao.
Ioc. Long-handIe Basting'Spoons
at -.
65c. Colanders at 32c.
SOC. Tipped Frying-Pans. large
size, 25c.; $50. size, I5c.
6Sc. Oblong Rcasting.PanS, $50.
25c. Tipped Preserving'kettle,
I2c..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Crepons. in Light-Blue and Green, only.
for g. yara-tne cost Is y lie.
Scotch Lawns for 5-ic. yard.
10 and Il lie. Dress-GinshAms for
q &c. to &c. Drass-Ginghams, in
f,Ucy or .1lfi ,olols. joy % SIC.
inch and scotch Dress-Ginghams.
valued from 20 % sc. for y lie.
Ducks ana Piques IN light grounds ior
DS,k-,iround Pongees. heaviest y l-2c.
cloth. beautiful printing. ior o l-ic.
y1,d-Ivide Licht-ColOrei Il lie. Grade
Pcrcales. for 4 Sic, ,.,,.
i'i' fi i'.a1.,''i so for &C. yard.
.4.rrh-(, lie iriutsI Ceshmeres, meant
Il 2-sc. Best Feather-Tick for lie.
From 1890 TO 1880.
3.2co yards best 6Ac. IN
bltached Cotton for ! I-4c.
$50 pairs Pillow'CaseS, size
10 Isx36 tor 534c. .,
/, 500 yards best Utica Bleached
Sheeung, pieces from 10 10 yards,
worth 2oc. a yard, Tor 70 2-5c.
Srecial Ribbon prices:
ClOeiuC-out, RibDoNS tIat were ~ "l-''
l. lie for 20. . yard.
10. IL. Best All-Sllk, y lie. grade, for
No. y. Au-snk, Zoe. Ribbon. for &c.
linen Colored Satin Ribbon for L l-2c.
JENELRN.
Sterling Shlrt-Naist studs for l5c
e5c nv Glasses FOR Sc. "a pair.
s0c. Suectaclss for y l-2c. pair.
Gold Alloy Eyeglasses for sic.
Nsmless Eyeglasses for $40.
s0lii-Cioli Eyeglasses FOR S-.ss.
W. n them TO Your eyes.
Side-Combs. worth 25c., Tor lVc. pal1'
Stef-. rr--.i.cr Eel--BIck.es for >l5A
5ge. Shlrt-Waist Sets Tor &c. a SCI.