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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
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Rev. Or. wililrghsm. NJ Picnmond
win preach this afternoon AZ 1Si2s"
at the tent-mecting I'm MARKS AlnlllDn.
sfr r.. III. Wells has returned lloiN
a triu 10 West Point.
Mr. W. Il. Garnott and fanny WIG
have been spending a week nj the i'i
nit al Hotel, West Point, have ret'I" ~
home.
rho negro. Titus Ruley. who has been
confined I'm the city fan FOR several on,
past has been taken ,o Eitrlck BY olittf
Niror 10 stand trial for theft.
Miss Annie j. Bruce, who has
visiting at lockwood the home
Mr.. N. G. Mann. in Chesterfield. leit
last evening for n trip 90 Halifax count.
Rev. J. A. spencer has returned from
the annual meeting Of the Iidewater ~
trlct Disciples church, held an Ire Han
Warwick county.
Adiutant Hunter will conduct service
al tho Salvation Army llall this after
noon al O'Clock and az night. lie VII
also conduct services Monday night
MIR W. ~. owens left Nesicruay eNcn-
North Carolina.
Mrs. 5. r.. owens left yesterday even
ing for Amelia county. Mrs. owens i3
accompanied by Miss Alma Bette ana
Miss Gay GO)lsbN.
Airs. Or. r. b. Dorset and family have
gone 10 spend month 300 Powhaian
Wr and Mrs. f. p. Weisiger ieft yes-
to-day for Powhatan COURTEOUS.
rev w. H. Constable viii conduct scr-
,,,Des AT Nost-End church to-day
Mrs. r. 4. Sullivan. OF ht0.nn0oi.
near Fredericksburg. Us visiting l0r
mother. Mrs. Latham, on Porter street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

NJ once TO the Union depot. wnefe ane
bride and groom took the northern ,ra All
for Pennsylvania. Before rt ,, INNS WV
couple will visit Niagara nai s ret,rrad
bcn,s otter a couple OF months absence
In Germany. .o.urnod from
Mrs Albert Leonard has retnrneu ii s.a,
Baifirore. where she has Desn on "a, . ~,
to her husband. who Is en'p'''0' -
Mrs. Harry Mays is criticaliy III Win Win
,.-nboid fever AT the residence OF nsr
husband. on seventh street; ,,o,r, c,,,-
MIR. Mac NcCauley weil-huV"" WIZ
Mr. T. H. CARRIER. who has been quite
~scie during the week. is reported to be
s1 IT. ' Iosenh J. Minson left Tuesday
for Smithneid. after a weeks visit to his
parents. on orleans street. T., 60.
Mr. Joseph J. Bicke 81 ian b rs N "oocn-
land for the oe Gornwo al ", of Vito Wilton re-
turned home on Wednesday after an ex-
tended visit to Pennsylvania ana New
Miss raw Otey. Of Hanover. is visiting
Miss ID. Nountcastle, sister or our al
derman. on state street.
AIR James Kennedy, who Is with
large importing house I'm Philadelphia,
H. On visit to his mother, Mrs. G. +.
kennedy. at Edge Hill, just below Full
Mr. Arthur Philips. Of Louisville. KY.
IS visiting his aunt Mrs II. II. Pollard,
on Fulton Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Drinker, in va
rina.
Mrs. T. J. Enrght Is out again after
a severe attack Of sickness.
The funeral Of the little two-year-old
daughter OF Mrs. Ella l.. Markwood took
place Yesterday morning at ii O'Clock,
from No. SOB Nicholson street.
The many friends Of Mrs. Rosa Per-
kinson sympathize with her in the loss OF
her infant son. Thomas b.. who died on
Friday az her residence on Church Iiill.
Rev John W. Daughorty is preaching
at a revival near Lanexa, in New Kent
county.
Mrs. Dr. Elsom returned home Friday
from Nelson county from a visit TO her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Reams, OF
Graham street. She is very much Inn
proved I'm health
Rev. w A. Laughan and Mr.. r. Nell
son arrived at home Friday. after
delightful trip 10 Gloucester county. They
are delegates 10 the Methodist District
Conference. which meets at Bel'emonte
church there this week.
Miss Cora Bell. OF Church Hin, spent
last week az Mr.. Thomas Rogers, IN
llenrico county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
CRUSHED BY A CAR
wrrrrrDtTTDsON KILLED on THE
PERRY-sTREETL LINE
The Motorman and Conductor tSone'"''"
By the Coroner's Jury-Ihe var
Running slowly-Newsy notes.
M,xcuysrrn BUREAU RICHMOND Inns,
No iI2i Hull STREET. BEArrfE blooN'


vos,ordav morning ut o'clock WINE
Davidson. the youngest son u -, -
Mrs. joseph Il. Davidson, was nil
electric car No. 2i. Of the fe''' 49,
line. He was playing with s.uT1 o M
street and Cowarlin avenue, an an, lie
tcrrted no run across the street "n ,'e,',, n
was struck by the car, Whlch We - inc
for Forest-Hill Park. me D4nniP ~. down.
car struck him and knocNvu 49,. hr,ke.
end his skull was crusheu ~
Mr. w V. owens was the mot, molo. 70
~ Tho car and Mr. j. II. Williams ~.
Conductor. Mrs. A. F. kchaiuS s,5' ,,as
Airs lane W. Toncy were 1ne on's 20
.ar,,ore aboard when the sad aHtlr %
Cured and neither Of them sa" inc "0-
Mr. owens is very much grieven' az
when talking about me -, I'm Inc
emnlov cf the railway company ~, ~ 80,
ntrnber Of Years having been uiN, 49,. W.
the Huli-street line when niuiS "a .p"tofs
usad He is considered DN 'nc ~, -
OF the company as one OF the mus sba
ful and painstaking motorhie" ="
As soon as possible after the accid h,li
Acting Coroner William -. lA.'77,,I ani
an Inquest A jury was empah.ile"ii ,' az.
after viewing the body, went 10 t Wy
ings courtroom and examined Wlei''s'li
The motorman. upon being aueS.' ~. a..
said that the child was SO Close 20 ~
car when he ran on the track 1"a1
was impossible for him to stop. re 'yu.i
not have saved him, he SAID II ne "''
been his own child. ....t,,,. t.,a
The conductor of the car cotropot ~ w
the statement Of the motorman. both
stated positively that the car was run
ring slowly. 49,, tho
After ali the evidence was heard lnnS9
Jury brought in a verdict that the chilu
had come 10 his death by an ACCIDENT i"l
which no one could be blamed.
In accordance with the usual proSeuulc
I'm such cases. the motorman ana con-
ductor were placed under arrest py Chiei
Lipscomb. and were bailed for their AZ -
pearance before the Mayors Court on
Monday morning. ., -.
Willie Davidson was bright ana ioN-
able little fellow, and was only anout
four years old. His funeral VIII ne hcli
at 3 o'clock this afternoon from the nome
of his parents on COwardin avenue.
Tie examination OF teachers Tor lne
colored schools has been completed. There
were nineteen new applicants Tor tne
petitions of teachers IN the coiorei
The II orthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday-School Association IF Richmond
end Manchester will be held this after
neon at 1870 o'clock at Stockton-Sti'st
church. a large attendance Is eNpec--I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

they 1.-Two I'm. We subdue the earth, as
we call II. AMI kill out fits weeds and
brlers: and we plough deeply into 1t.
soften It. expose II to the hgnt ana ar
and make il good ground, suited 70 Re-
them and bring forth fruit thirty. sixty.
and hundred fold. And Just ina, saine
process VIC apply 10 our hearts ana i'liiins'
our souls and we call II sclf-cultlNauoh.
THE good Providence OF God helps our
efforts in one work as in the otnei. S.eu-
time and harvest. cold and neat suilii NJ,
and winter, day and night, are apsviu, ~
necessary for the husbaudman. All tle
charges. all the vicissitudes OF the So
sons. must come 10 make the grOuhu soou
and to bring its results It's aDuhuahl
fruit. Before the seed-time, cola "insJi
must freeze the soil. kill out It's eVlis' Pui-
verize IT, refine II. saturafe II WIN iti u
Hers and nt il for its deposits OF me-
for seed-tme. And ere it receives tnas
which shall be It's own. the ploush anu
harrow must tear II all 20 pieces. 49,
wise IL cannot fulfil its office. Ana VIZ t.i
IN has received its precious seed lnlo 10
bosom. cold and heat, darkness ana nsn
sunshine and storm, frosts ana ue"s; an
have their place in bringing Oh VIZ 70,
vest-that Is, 10 reward inc, iV"s -
tience OF the husbandman. III the see!
could talk and reason as We DO, IL "ouiu
say: How strange that such an i'n'S',
well-meaning germ az shond nay
such a very hard timei How ih5'Iu 'aDlo
are the ways of Providence Ana yc' now
plaini H. the latter time we shall uHueI-
stand IL perfectly. r.,
We would never break W orr own lai,
lew ground. or find the resources any
CAPABILITIES Of our souls If II were IT,, :
10 ms. Who would prescribe FOR hli
or his dear ones season Of reel tears % %
actual povcrfy. Of killing m0rtlucaloh' ..
dire suffering We labor and toll DAY Ai !.
night to keep these things away ltvlt
those we love, and guard them asaii,S.
them. And yet they are an as '.,'t.i
TO perfect our souls and enrich them WIN
dfyine graccs and virtues as the tha,i.
inc seasons hte frOsts and SHOWS, the
freezes and fhaws. the night ara day %
Tho fertility of the earth. and us alapla.
lions for noblost growths And without
tho stern ploughshare that breaks up
ali o,ir arrangef~euts and makes nolhlhs
of our surest sctlcmens. and makes our
smoothest places. ploughed ground we
viii lie fallow forever only 80 can 'Il
riches be reached and known. 'nN -
can the deep treasures OF our htlh5 w.
brought into light and liie M IL.
only with such designs ana WIN lllln
tie tenderness and love can tne hi9 ~
loving Father deal with those whom nc
loves. ..,.... ,,~o,,,d
for more abundant life and fruitage' pre-
paration OF the raw material on mum ~ ~
-, that we may be vessels 10 the Master >
honor. And the richest offerings we tah
offer to Heaven are firm trust III 1lle
midst of suffering. gentle, loving SiiN'Ss
i'm tho midst OF our tears. me M'dlt" ~
the world from its highest mashtles dlc
frines COMPARED with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
uurrab far The Times and the yladuct

To the Editor Of The Times: -,,.
Sir.-WHl YOU kindly allow an huihnle
,.iadnct crank to thank The Times for
giving the use Of rs columns I'm IN sia Cd %
the proposed viaduct? As has peeh sl s u !, y.
In The Times. the new car company y
Willing and anxious to build the yiaduct'
thereby giving easy, quick, ana cncai,
TRANSPORTATION from lakewood cemetery
and Chimborazo Park 10 the EMposiuoSi!i
Grounds. Surely the Council VIII see h'
10 grant this right TO the new company.
The vtaduct would be an ornament 70
the part Of the city throushl when most NJ =
mi see that all the locality damaged
% by the viaduct devoted to manuiac-
turing sites. ,,-..,.. g.
the scheme that would deter any reason
able man from advocating the move II
more than can be understood The wa
Cuct will eventually be built, ana Why
not give the franchise now, when an
cpportunity is afforded TO secure a com
retinr car line and giving 20 a large
humber of our citizens means or acc IS
- OK THE HILL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
SUNDAY. AUGUST II. 1875.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS MONDAY.

Fraternal Lodge Masons, Masonic Tenn
pictctt Camp. G. v. Central Hall.
ora Dominion Lodge. X. OF p, Schiller
syracuse ra Lodge. x. Of F.. odd-Feliovs'
Jcdsrson Lodge 1. o. O. T.. odd-Fellovs'
Hail. - r,,.t,,.
Anov an Tribe. I. O. II. NJ, Laubc,s Hal.
Indancla Tribe. /. o. X. NJ, IohoS
r. r. Lee Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Jr.
.. L.. \. NJ Han ~
Patrick Henry Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ
Powhatan Hall. ,
West End W. G. T. L.. Y. NJ. {. A.
Glcv ,e0' Council. Jr. 0. L. a. NJ. Good
Templars' Hall. go ,......,,,,,,,.
Rescne Lodge, /. O. G. r., Gatewood s
caaiity Lodge. I. o. G.. r.. Springfield
Myrtle Temple. l. O. G. r.. Pne-street
Bqpfist church. I'm
NicGiu Catholic Union, Cathedim h'"l'
carneufers' Union, Concordia han
Hroihorhood of Locomotive Engineers
Toney's Hall . -o- o,a
Womau's Christian AsSoclduoH' ''' "''-
IN east Franklin street
COMPANY T.. First regiment, Armory'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
The Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Jrstice Crutchfield disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases:
Richard Waggins (colored) charged
with trespassng on the premises OF the
Tredegar Iron Works Company, ana
threatening 10 strike W. G. Osterbind.
was given ninety days In default or 800
John Jackson (coloreD was fined 81
for being disorderly and fighting on the
street
John Brown (colored). cursing and
abusing and using indecent language 10
Emma Jordan Fined $3.50.
Joseph Trent (colored). fined $50 for
striking Ernest jenkins.
The case of Henry Diggon tcolored),
charged With refusing 10 stop MS team
when ordered 10. was continued I'll the
18th.
John Scott and William Bannister
Doth colored), charged with soliciting
passengers on the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot platform, in violation or order.
Case continued until the 18th.
Harry Price (colored) was fined 80 for
trespassing ON the premises or and
breaking into the house OF Willie Lewis.
stephen Braxton charged with being
a suspicious character. Case dismissed.
Charles Coleman tcolcred), drunk and
disorderly and using indecent language.
Fined So.
RUBY Goode was fined so for peddling
on the street without a license.
Mrs. ]. A. Nerser, Of north Twelfth
A.. .-t.,ttp0 rslaf iyes and friends In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
HANDY FOR MEN.

The Mems furnishing counter
and such prices They make the
so-called Mems Furnishing Store
quake with fear. You know the
Irregular price" Of all these-LHARN
the "Meyer'S Price"
The Mems Furnishing Counter seems
to grow more interesting as the sale
goes on. Mems full-size White IL. 5.
Handkerchefs. &c.
Fully coo Mems ColOred-Bordered II. 5.
Handkerchiefs-no loud cOlors. all the
neatest 10 and PC kind. for &C. each.
100 pairs Mems Summer Suspenders-
many different colors-each pair war
ranted perfect-l0c. each.
20 dozen pairs Mems Mixed Seamless
Socks. &c. pair. You may not believe
&c. but they are seamless.
100 dozen Mems Hose. HermsiOrf dye,
perfectly seamless Zoe. pair.
Mems Silk-tinish. thin. fine. Tan Socks
double heels and toes-those who pay
25c. FOR their socks should see these
at Pic. pair
Mems Doube-Prong Leather Belts. ex-
ira wide 35c.
The finest 81 Percale Shirts, stiff b0soms.
with two separate collars and sepa-
rate cuffs. each and every pair with
out any reserve as 10 quantity, for
1yc each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
The Old Time Election.

10 Tho Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-One who lived in the days OF
freehold and property qualification for
suffrage and who conducted elections as
n deputy sheriff. with the open ballot
for presidential elections and Viva-Voce
voting in state elections. an era OF peace
and good order, when contests were faIe
and disputing returns unknown, recon-
mend TO the Honest Elections Commit
tee a return 10 the old-tme honest cleo
tious. Let voting be done 10y the owners OF
Virginia real estate Upon a tax receipt
Tho ofrcer and the receipt checked with
date of vote and returned. D nen every
body will know how everybody else voted,
and the record will be open TO the pun
lie. The costs of registration ana a most
Of officials will be avoided. and many,
very many demaeogues Will be out or a
ioh' OLD TIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
TORF WELL THOUGHT On.

We take from the New York Journal OF
Commerce the following article, which ali
Southern men should think over careful
~ and often:
The Hickory On. Cd press" says tnat
the Waldcnsean colonists. whose distress
has lately been made public, were induc-
ed TO piant themselves on the most ster-
lie spots of land they could have FOUND
in North Carolina, on the bleak scIup
pine hills of nowhere Those or them
who attempted TO live on agriculture
alone are now objects of charity, but
many OF them work in mill, and the
press" SAYS that they Will 30 wherever
goes Mr. John Meier OF the hosiery mil
III this statement be true a colony or eN-
ceutionally desirable immigrants, De-
cause they are industrious, intelligent,
and VirtuOuS, have been swindled, ana
the Charleston News and Courier is
RIGHT I'm saving that the South is likely
10 cet a very bad advertisement In Gu
rope from the failure OF the colony al
Naldese especially II that failure be que
I'm great measure TO bad treatment ana
imuosition IL urges some South Caro-
lima town 10 yet Mr.. John Meier and his
hosiery mill and the Waldenses. rag
ment OF one Of the most remarkable peO-
pie known 10 history. But the News
and Courier" in the same issue applies 10
South Carolina without qualification the
language Of the New orleans Times
Democrat" when IL said: I'VE might as
well stop talking about securing immi-
grafton to Louisiana until something
shall be done TO check the murderous
spirit abroad i'm the city and parishes. -
Ii is in the frankness OF these and other
Southern papers that we. see hope OF the
suppression Of assassination In the South,
hui the new industrial conditions have
not accomplished as much as was eN-
pected OF them in generating regard Tor
human life and respect for law
How much more profitable IL would be
II those citizens OF Lunenburg county
who have misTepresented The Times had
spent the energies they threw away IN
that enterprise In finding out the per
sons who treated John Dern so infa-
m0usly and bringing them 10 justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Following is the pro- ammo f9r tha
Mozart Musicale Monda n.ft
Becital Specimen I.t.r. tns.'
Niacr1. Mr. Macy. OF N.N 1or4
tavafina from 'trnanl NorN.
Mrs. Moves. OF Wssnln,t,oa
Flute. "Ie BabcIaf i.rf-N.ll,
Dti.s smith. Of Sew York.
SONG. "Stella a. fllr.l tse Ei-
n,onde. of Portsmouth
Song. "The Society Nis-'I t''
s's''e son .p "For the Sake Of tAe pa..
Nlattel. Mrs. Noyes d.. .,....
7. Flute. Concert Stu'N' 'N't N
Poppl. Miss Smith. ....,t.r ,r-,...
5. song. Ine D', Misses Eimoal. a
Recitals m) "Uncie Eph Heaven.
H) Little Ncds Wagon FRED hii"i''
Profe ssor J. Rcinhart. accompanies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
BOYS KNEE PANTS.

Closing out Boys Knee-Pauts
SuitS-light patterns are marked
down first.
l5l OF our Gray and Black and p 6
Figured $3.50 suits-s.zes TO "A q ...-
TO De closed out for Si.50 per SUN
our reserve stock Of Galatea 70
sailor Blouse Suits for BOYS.
years. 10 be- placed on sale this
THESE are perfectly fresh. havir
wrapped up an season. and
choice Of any and every price
gotten for 15c. Economical
VIII buy them for next year.
800 pairs Boys Corduroy Pants sf..
10 l5 years. 20 Dee sold for 39c
10 pairs of the finest Imported W
Pants for boys 10 l3 years. f...
cannot match under $50 81
S--to be sold for s9c. each.
coo pairs roush-roll-and-tumb I"..
Cheyiot Pants-half wool. DC. l.... 90
wool, soc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
TAILOW GROUND.

4 large part OF the business OF life is
breaking up fallow ground. We come into
the world as raw material. with infin-
ito susceptibilities and resources and pos
sibilities. In many respects like the earth
we are TO live on. And the very work We
do TO get living out OF The ground is
much like that by which We are TO make
a living out OF our souls. and the element
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
SUMNER UNDERWEAR.

When you need it. And this
great I21zc. sale will close out many
lots at the Summer Underwear
Counter.
PFC basket include Ladies' Black
Sleeveless Vests. Boys Bal. Pants
that were &c.
Chidren's Gossamer Gauze Vests that
were &c, for i2iac.
Mems Gauze Vests that were 2oc.
Ladies Tape Neck White Vests that
were lie. for l2iac.
BOYS AND GIRLS a TO u years.
Ribbed underwaist with buttons for
attaching pants and stockings, 70
dozen TO sell for Zoe. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
Several Arrests.

Tom Morris and Annie Morris (colored(
were arrested and placed In the Third
station yesterday. charged with keeping
a discrorly house AT 1914 FLOYD avenue.
sarah johnson and Harry Johnson,
charged with trespassing on the premises
OF the Morrises and creating a disturb
ance. We're also locked up.
Maria Johnson and Fannie Giles also
met the same fate for a similar offence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
HOUSEHOLD WANTS.

Savings for thrifty housewives
how much' Get out pencil and pa
per-you know what they ordi-
narily cost.
70 rolls OF our extra-heavy Reversible
2c. China Mating will be closed out
for l9c. a yard
II, cases OF our full-s.ze Toe Marse!llc5
Quilts TO be sold for Sc each.
A bale OF Chenille Covers, shipped us
by a manufacturer month earlier
than ordered. will be closed out for
his account at SIC. I yard square
fringed on all sides-all prettier than
any soc. one you ever saw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
cnmmnn.Innt nt the y. " l.

referring 10 the recent meeting of The
Poard Of Visitors of the y. NJ L. at
Covlngton. which has been menuon,l u.
The Times. the Rockbrdee county S.N4
saws. ut is understood that th' ng' ~,
III an army officer is tO he secured ~
an Tho nosition. Members of the boar Il
have been consider.ns the names on ~
number of young officers for some uine'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
NAVY-BLUE DRESS GOODS.

Stocked up here at prices that
show no profit thinking; no thouea5
about cost.
pieces. each different patterns. ~ All
Wool. Jet Black Figured Silk FINISHED
henrietta. our &c. styles 10 be sold
for fc. the yard.
Fans fairly slaushtered--pr iiD
Folding japanese Fans to be sold.
All the 3. T. and Sc. ones for lc.
All the and Zoe. ones Tor &C..
All the II and 20c. ones for Zoe.
All the 2c. ones for i5c.
Black SILK Guaze Painted or Plain Fans.
SOC. ones for 25c.
Black 25c. Linen Fans. painted. i2isc.
Black SOC. China SIX Fans 25c.
Manufacturers SampleS-made to
sell at wholesale at prices bigger
than these.
A lot Of manufacturers sample pairs OF
Lace Curtains-Oni one pair Of "a nat
tern-usually costing from 81 80 10 81.
These are warranted perfect. ana are
10 be sold foi from 6oc. To s. .5O the
pair.
Also. manufacturers samples OF single
Strips OF Lace Curtains.
The strips tSis yards) OF Lace Curtains
costing $50 and $e.5o-for Soc. the
strip.
The strips GA and yards, OF cur
tains-cosung - to S-for zoe. the strip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
A Charitable Excursion.

The excursion TO be given on next
Thursday. August 18th, 10 Old Point by
the Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union is worthy Of all assistance.
The proceeds will go 20 the Got Fund
OF the Old Dominion Hospital
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
Insurance Money Paid.

The officers Of Anchor Lodge 10. :.
o,ier of Golden Chain. have paid over
90 tho family of Captain John a, Marks
"a 90 in full settlement of bis Insurance.
I'M the order. Captain II. r.. Miller Nts
also a member Of this lodge ana us
family will receive 5000 Wilnia IT,"
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
IACES

LhUlD.
# we took the Laces in this store
and strung them out from end TO END
it'd girdle this earth.
White. Ecru, and Butter-color Laces'
including net tops, up to L lnches
wide will be sold for &c. yard mat
Won viii acknowledge you often paii
DC. for. $500.
pint de Venice. Trou Trou, net tops
Edelweiss. up 10 10 inches vide TO DC
sold for 25c. yard. some OF when 500
for a.25. none Of which ever So'u
under 75c. yard.
vandyke and sailor-Collar eifects anu
Ecru Lace Collars-kinds that SOFA lux
70 81. and 81 25-your choice SOC.
Au-Over Trou-Trou Swiss Emoroi,ql,eiiy,
- inches wide have been a. VILE 80
sold for zoe. yard
soo patterns OF Swiss All-oNer Eli
broidery will be sold for 1oc. yaiu
vvhtto embroidery on navy-blue ana
VIZ Nainsook and Cambria grounds
~ & r.. patterns for &c. yaru'
III patterns for DC. yard
since inventory we have received up
uaras of 800 new Swiss EnlpIOiue''eS'
from 10 &c. yaEd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Mrs. ]. A. Verser. Of north Twelfth
street. is visiting relatives and friends In
Roanoke, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

TIMES BUILDING,
TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.