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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Skirts, Suits, Capss, Waists

Every lady viii want either a skirt,
Waist. Cape or Suit. We have them by
the dozens. Our styles are the best and
cheapest I'm the city.
See our Ready Made Skirts. ATWOOD
Serges and Crepons, at s., VI. s., s. $50
and $40.
See our new line OF SILK. Cloth and
Velvet Capes at $, S50 $40 and $50
See our new line OF Suits at s.. siR ana
SO
See our new line OF SILK Waists, IN
fancy and black silks. from $3b TO sio
apiece.
Orders taken for Waists and made IN a
days notice Fit guaranteed, or you need
not take ". 49,
Is dozen Solid and Figured Lawn waists
that were 80 and Toe: our sacrihce price,
&c 20 close them.
70 dozen New and Pretty styles Laun-
dered Waists at 90. 70. 81. sec. and si.Zo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
III. Rspor,cd Boycutt Denel.

pITTsRI-RG. PA, March 39.-Assoc.a-
.od preee dispatches sent out from Pitts
burr on Friday night stated that the
5lone,,Ivania Railroad Company had de-
Jared a boycott on the Plant Florida
Cuhan Railway anC steamship Inc.
From the most reliable sources 1t has
been learned that there was absolutely
no truth in the report as the Plant
system and the Pennsylvania Railroad
company sustain tn. closest relation III
the sale Of tickets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Dress Goods! Dress Goods !

The largest stock, best assortment and
lowest prices.
We shall offer this week all our Wool
Plaids and some Novelties I'm Dress Goods
that sold at 81, 10 and JOc., for 25c.
yard.
200 pieces AlI-WoOl Colored and Black
Serges, that were q - and JOc., our
price for this week DC. yard.
- pieces a-inch Fine Covert Cloths. In
light and medium shades and mixtures.
that were 75c and 81, at zoe. a yard.
p pieces Fancy Wool Dress Goods. usu-
ally at 25 and 30c., our price for this week
10 2-3c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
IRE TAR FEELS ON,
Their Easy Victory Over the University of
N.rtunnt Team

GREENSBORO, n. c.. March S0.-Spe-
cial.-By heavy batting and excellent all
around playing. the University OF North
Carolina baseball team walked over the
team OF the University OF Vermont at
Athletic Park this afternoon, by score
of to l. on account of very poor team
work, which was noticeable from the
start, tho Green Mountain" boys were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
,1Or0nert.n q, Var Shlns.

WASHINGTON, /. C., March 30
-ablegrams received at the Navy De-
partment announce he following move
ments of warships his morning: Flag
shin San Francisco arrived al Palermo
and the gunboat Mach-as at Annoy the
Yorktown left Chez zoo Tor NaSasaki' 10
coal and the Monterey reported at the
,tsre island navy-yard, whore her steer
inc Gear will be repaired, preparatory 10
bor cruise South alon; the Pacific coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

TaGeta Silks. in two-tone effects, IN
green, red and black. green and black,
white and black, adapted for shirtwaist,
cheap at SO 1-2c., price 3oc.
Swiss Taffeta Silks, in checks, very
desirable for skirts, dresses and odd
waists, guaranteed price 81 l-@c., price
4Sc.
Elegant Taffeta Silks. hair line stripe,
pronounced stripes, two-tone stripes,
and changeable stripe, principally for
shirt waists, price 75c.
Illuminated Taffeta Silk, superior
quality. all the newest effects, in tan,
blue, brown. turquoise, amethyst and
emerald shades, soc.
Black Ground Taffeta Silks, with col
ored figures, neat patterns, SSc.
Black Silk. with black figures, 90
inches wide, in jet black soc. -,
Black Gros- Grain. in figured small
and large. extra quality, price 81.
Black Poe Deseau Silk, satin finish,
1925 quality, 81. 90.
quality, for three days S1.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Tisfr THK President.
Method st, Go to the White House-.Wes-
leYAn Eema Int tute.

!eyAn o ana int thle.
WASHINGTON. March 50.-The princi-
pal business Of the morning session OF the
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence vas the authC rization Of a $4,000
bond issue to aid the Wesleyan Female
Institute. A good portion OF the bonds
were subscribed to by members Of the
conference.
A member referring to the objection
made Yesterday to accepting the invita-
lion OF President Cleveland to visit the
White House. on the ground That SINH
lar invitation from President Grant had
been declined stated that be was present
in 1873 and that no invitation hau peeh
received from President Grant
After the transaction of some routine
business the members Of the conference
adjourned to visit the White House,
where they were received by President
Cleveland in the East-Room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
The stars to Play.

The stars" have been putting in some
good practice at Island Park during the
past week, and with this weeks work
they hope TO be I'm good shape 20 meet
the Randolph Macon club, al Ashland,
their first game of the season, Saturday,
me 9Th.
They also expect 10 meet Richmond
College. Wnllm and Mary, Wake Forest
and Trinity i'm a few weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Wrappers.

Ready. Made Wrappers, nicely made
desirable styles. with rutiies, full sleeves
full skirts, Toe.
Percale Wrappers, dainty designs,
very stylish, all sizes, 1.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Totals
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE.
I2345G7S9

Richmond College ....... 4 20 O-S
Randolph Macon College o OO001 o o o.
Summary. Earned runs Richmond Col
lege. /. First base on error, Randolph
Macon. 3; Richmond College. !. First base
on balls Robertson. Z. Euyson, 4. Struck
out-by Robertson. 10: 10y Ellyson 8. Left
on base-Richmcnd college Z; Randolph
Macon. g. Two-base hit, Boyle Three
base hit, White. Double-play. Allen and
ReckIey. Passed balls-Kiiby, 3; Lunsford
.. Wild pitch Robertson. stolen bases
Richmond College, T. Randolph Macon
5. Umpire. MIR. Jacob Wells. Time Of
game. I hour and thirty minutes. At
tendance 4oD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

We carried over from last season a lot
Of Ladies' and Children's Refers ana
Blazers We are going 10 give them away
at a ridiculous price. our loss Is your
gain. You can use them for evening ara
bad weather.
OO Black and Navy Blue Cloth ana
Diagonal Refers and blazers that sold
at s.. s. 8 and $50. our sacrifice price
and your choice 20 az 81 apiece
Is Black Clay Diagonal Refers. that
were S. 81 aud 80 apiece, your choice az
Sl9S.
= Chlldrens Refers and Blazers. that
were 81 $50 and g, go at SOC apiece.
81 Childrens Refers md Blazers, that
were 81 81 and s., 20 AT 81 apiece.
70 Ladies' Tan. Navy Blue and Black
Cloth and Diagonal Capes' that were ~
81 and s.. 20 al Sl.Ss.
90 LADIES' Fine Clay Diagonal Cloth
Capes that were 81, $50, $40 and W. 80
az S.sS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

We shall show some rare bargains In
Swiss and Cambria Embro'deries, Laces,
Handkerchiels. Hose, Underwear. Kid
Gloves and Ribbons. Look for new things
every day.
is pieces Seamless Mattlnss at 10. y IL.
Is. Is ~. y and 30c.. I'm all the new and
pretty styles. checks, striped and inlaid
effects.
30 smyrna Rugs, closed out from
large manufacturers at SIC ON the dollar.
We give u 10 you. Sec our line at =. 30,
55c.. 81, xf2j. $50. s.. 81 and 81.
800 pairs Of Lace Curtains, 10 be sold
this week. at 81, SIS. sl.9. 81. $3.50. 50.
"a and s.. worth SOC. 10 $3.50 more.
we shall give away with every pair OF
Curtains from $50 up a Nice Brass or
Wooden Fixture. with pole complete. Re-
member this: You get bargain In your
Curtains and set OF Fixtures free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Black Goods! Black Crep0ns

We show over 80 pieces Elegant New
ana Cheap Crep0ns at ~, %, Sc, II. N.2l,
$50. s.. SIS and $3.50 yard. Don't fail
10 see our beautiful line OF these goods.
% pieces Figured Moires and Fancy
Black Goods at 81, 80. 75c. and Sl-the very
thing for skirts and suits.
% pieces Black storm Serges In - and
50-inch goods. for skirts and suits, at
IS, 30, 75c and 81.
See our 50-inch All-Wool Storm Serge
at JOc, formerly sold at 75c.
50 pieces B-inch Pure All-Wool Silk-Fin.
ished Henriettas at 90 50, "a, 70. Sc. and
81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Washington and Le, Wins.

LEXINGTON, VA. March Se.-Srecl6l.
The opening baseball game Of the season
between the Washington and Lee Uni
versity and the Virginia Military Insti-
tute teams was played here to-day. The
University team was victorious. the score
being IL TO T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
c,,p,,c nrAptNG Room.
nLfzzhKD ~ COLOKADO.
u Will 10 Of Crsst Value t. Acrlculturh
md tick Growing Int rest.

y
DENVER. coli. March 3O--A blizzard
struck Denver at O'Clock this morhlls'
and a heavy. wet snow fell for twelVe
hours steadily. II was accompanied for a
time by thunder and lightning. The street
railways were barely able 10 keep
portion Of tn Fir cars running during the
day. and so heavy was the SNOWMAN thdt
great uncasincss YVES felt by tenants anu
property owners for their roofs "hlch
were slowly piling up tons OF Ntish"
Early this morning q gable Of the 'oluHl-
biuc building, of Twenty !ghth SFe'',
was blown i'm by the wind, ana sever a.
small dwellings have been crushed III py
their load OF snow. but 10 damage OF any
Consequence has yet resulted from 'u''
snowfall The storm is general through
on the mountain region. and extends east
as far as the state line No freight Trans
arc being run either north or west OF
Chovennc, and trains on al the ToduS
centcrinp I'm Denver are badly deiaye''
The South Park branch Of the Union "a
cinc is snowbound in the park, ana no
trains arc moving on that division. At
Grand Junction. the Rio Grande western
trains are all tied up on account OF inc
recent Wdsh-out. The temperature is
high. and the snow IS not drifting, OK
cept iu the South Park, where a herce
wind is blowing.
The snowfall will he Of incalculable
value TO the agricultural and stock-grow-
ing interests.
HEAVY STORM IN TAE BLACK HILLS.
CHADRON. NEB. March 90 heavy
storm has been raging I'm the Black HIS
since carly this morning, and all tel
egraphic communications between here
and Deadwood is cut OF. The wind has
been blowing d gale here for the last for
ty-cight hours. and light rain set in
last night which has continued inter-
mittently ever since. 1t is now showing
furiousy and the wind is blowing hard.
a large number Of farmers were in the
city to-day, and started home Fears FOR
their safety are entertained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

Policeman ". A. Shields yesterday ar
rested two colored w)men, named susan
Pleasopts and Mary Johnson, on the
charge of stealing lot Of jewelry and
cintpinq of the value OF $35 the property
80 sire = u Turner They were lodged
IN the second police station, and the case
viii he called In the Police Court to-mor-
row morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Melcnme Rnins in Ninnrsota.

81. PAUL. MINI, March S?.-T rSl'e
s, - e'',9 and the Dakdas indicate that II
has Teen raining seadily for IS. sev era
~ ',..,io, AMI the dust was so thick
IN i,'' the fields that farmers found d'itteulty
i" Teening the sran In the GROUND.
Viuch rain. however. is still needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

This is the place to find styles and
correct prices in Black Goods. We en-
Joy the reputation of undertaking other
houses in Black Dress Goods.
Our 81 Silk Finish Jet and Blue Black
Henrietta for soc. astonisbes every one.
Come and see them. Positively the
biggest bargain ever offered from the
counters.
Black Figured Dress Goods, 80 inches
wide, Jet and blue black, very stylish
for separate skirts, price SOC.
Another wonderful bargain in Soc.
Black Serge, As inches wide, jet and
blue black, price SOC.
54-inch Black Serge, imperial and
storm. jet and blue black, superior quail
ity, desirable for dresses and odd skirts,
Zoe.
Black Crepons, 40 inches wide, SLID.
Black Crepons, 40 inches wide, 1.25.
Black Crepons, 40 inches wide, 1.3j.
Black Crepoue, "A inches wide, $50.
Black Crepons. 40 inches wide, 100.
Chiffons, all desirable shades, A
inches wide, 69c.
Perforated MADEIRA Chiffon, $3.50.
Black and Ecru Escurial Vandyke,
| SOC.
Point de Spirit, all coiors, 45c.
Net Beaded Gimp, new pattern, 0Oc.
Genuine Hair Cloth, pc.
Crepons. - 1 &c. quality, pretty styles.
in short lengths, l-3c.
Java Cloths, light weight, dark
grounds. 6 1-4c.
Worsted styles, dark colors, suitable
for house dresses and wrappers, . lac
Beaded net aud lace to match.
Novelties in Mourning Wells.
Novelties in Dotted Wells.
Dotted Wells, II 1-2c.
Double Width Dotted Yelling, 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Uniyers " School Team.

PETERSBURG, VA, March 30-Spc-
cial.-The baseball loving scholars Of
the University school. of which General
w. Gordon McCabe is head master, have
been practicing and playing that same
for the past six weeks. with the hope
that nine good players may be chosen to
preserve the name Of the school on the
diamond for the session OF '9j. So far
everything points out success. The team
is practically known, and the following
men, who have been measp red for suits,
will. I'm all probability compose il: Pitch
cr Augustus Hines. OF Mississippi; catch
en- Alfred Smythe, of Virginia; short
stop and captain. +. r. Warner Nc
Cabe. Of Virginia; first base Douglas
Poots, Of Florida: second base, Edward
Morrison. Of Mississippi; third base. Ar
thur Scott, OF Virginia; right field. Amory
Dunbar, Of Georgia; centre field Kennon
Collier. Of Virginia; left field. John Thorn
ley, OF Virginia; manager, Jacob Bat
tie. Of North Carolina. To say the least,
all the men play well. The average
weight is l35 pounds; age, seventeen
years.
The first game win be played with the
Trilby team. local club. composed
chiefly of ex-Petersburg players. Games
are being arranged with the school teams
throughout the state. There is also sec
ond team, which will play the public
school teams here, and McGure's School,
of Richmond.
The University School Boat club open
ed on the 18th ultimO. and the officers
for the ensuing year were elected. The
club will put crew in the State regat-
la this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
THALHIMER BROS.

Fifty
making brings forth
what sell call
For this going
Iarpains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

80 pieces mere OF those Pretty Fast
Coiored Crinkle Ginghams worth II l-2c,
for 3 l-3c. a yard.
10 pieces iight-Striped Bingham at
&C.. a yard.
% piecs s LiSht Styles Fine Satnes, were
y /. &C.. our price for this week only SC.
a yard
> pieces Fine Outings and Flannelettes,
were Il 1-2c., our price for this week only
. he. a yard.
In order to accommodate our customers
who did not get any Of our bargains on
Cottons last week, we will sell for this
week, as long as il lasts, cases Andfos-
toggin AMI Barker Bleached Cotton at
BE a yard. only 10 yards to any one
person
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
WRECK on THE n. q ~.
Near Petersbnrg-Mr scott Thrown From
"a Horse and Hurt

PETERSBURG, VA. March 3)-Spo-
cial-Therc was a wreck on the Norfolk
and Western railroad this afternoon,
about nine miles west of Petersburg.
Nine Fondolas loaded with coal We're
Knocked 10 pieces and coal scattered for
some distance on both sides of the track.
4 special train was sent from here 90 the
scene of the wreck, 10 transfer the pas
scnEcrs of the castbound passenger train.
No one was injured. The wreck was
caused by the breaking of the axle Of
one of the gondolas.
PAINFULLY INJURED.
Mr. George Scott was thrown from "a
horse this afternoon ON The corner of
River and Second streets, and painfully
injured. lie IS son of Mi H. G. scott.
FLAGS on THE PErERsBUEG SCHOOLS
Liberty Council. No. l3. Junior order
United American Mechanics. of Manches-
ter. and Good VIII Council. No. %. of
Richmond, VIII run an excursion to
Petersburg ON the nth Of May next. that
being the day ON which flags are 10 be
raised over the public school buildings in
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
PAINFULLY INJUEFD.
TlA0s oN Id rETrRsBrEG eNHooIs.
MOVABLE BALLOT BOX.
Bototouri's Novel Method for Conductipc
Primaries.

BUCHANAN VA, March 10 Special.
most wonderful religious revival. con-
Quoted by Mr.. e. r. Strausc. which has
been IN progress here. closed this week.
Ever since the meetings began crowds
have been IN attendance at every service.
hlhng 10 overlooking the largest church
building IN town. such an absorbing in
terest IN religious matters was never
known here before There were 325 pro-
fessions OF religion. Since Mr. Strause
started preaching some months ago. the
greatest success has always attended his
EFFORTS. His great power seems 10 be in
the earueStneas with which he breaches.
ono Of the sins that ne particularly de-
nounced was intemperance. and. as q re-
suit OF his preaching. the town council
or buchanan has been petitoned. Il is
said. by four-hfths Of The citizens. TO
raise the liquor license TO one thousand
dollars for The coming year
The effect Of this would be 10 make
Buchanan "a dry town as no one could
anord to pay 80 much for the license
mere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Lynchburg's Eir.t Came.

game Of ball here this season was played
to-day between the Lynchburg State
League team and the Bellevue High
School club. and resulted i'm victory for
the home club by a score of q TO l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
GLOVE DEPkR TMENT

now replete with spring shades.
See our superior quality Kid Glove,
15c.
White Kid Glove with black stitching,
very stylish, 81.
Souvenir 10 all customers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

100 pieces Figured and Striped Piques,
for ladies'. chlldren's ana boys waists
and dresses. i'm 10 TO 20-yard lengths thar
sold M - and l6c., our price for this
Weelk 90. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
RalIlmor. Icam in q Bai Mar-
YIRSITIFS WIN.
Their Victory Yesterday over the st. Al
bans school Team.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March
o.-Specal-TFe Varsity defeated ST Al
bans school team here to-day in game
characterized by very loose fielding on
both sides and heavy hitting by the home
team. Mcguire pifcfcd for st. Albums,
Guiding a homa run, two triples ana Two
doubles Nelson pitched a beautiful game
for the NarsiticS. and was well supported
by Cochran, letting ST. Adams down with
two singles. With good support the
visitors should have been shut Out.
The features of the game were the bat
terry work OF Nelson ana Cochran and
the batting and fielding Of Garnet.
'Nnrite e. 1col Showing.
UNIVERSITY OF Va, March 2o.-spe-
cial The Varsity base ball team made
their debut before the public on last
Tuesday, in a game with the New York
professional team of the National
League. and while they did not defeat
the Giants still they did very well in
holding the score down to y 10 o.
The University team was minus the
services Of Garrett as shOrt-stOp. The
home team got only one hit, but no one
will be surprised at that when it is
known that Meeldn, Rusie and German
pitched. and their names alone are cal
culated 10 inspire terror in the hearts
of the average college baseball player.
The fielding OF the team was fairly
good. but with the few opportunities
given them for base-running, the Varsity
displayed a rather weak specimen of that
article.
Nelson pitched a splendid game con-
s.doring tn. batters that faced him, ard
won the praise of the New Workers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
| Gents Furnishing Department

An excellent quality Seamless Hose,
in tans. grays, blacks and balbriggan,
- 12c.
See the Garland White Shirt, linen
bosom. all sizes, SOC.
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Collars, all
sizes, l0c.
The Universal Negligee Shirt, with at
tached collar, absolutely fast, IS.
The Universal Negligee Shirts, with
detached collars, pretty styles, 81.
Negligee Shirts, dark and light colors,
all sizes, 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31

LYNCFBURG. VA, March ;O-Spccial.
The Lynchburg League team met thu
Bellevue High School team today, and Ia
five innings defeated the visitors by %
score OF thirty-four 10 enc. The game
was entirely too one-si1ed to he inter-
(cfiDp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

the democratic primaries are set for
April 81 ana eth The method adopted
Tor holding the primary rs the movable
ballot box. a plan peculiar 20 Botetourt.
Carriers are appointed for every precinct.
whose duty II is TO carry the ballot box
10 every Democratic voter In their re-
spective precincts. In this way a much
larger vote n the primary IS obtained.
FOR most Of our offices there are fnde-
pendent candidates. The Walton law will
be put 10 q severe test In this election.
There VIII be az least twenty-five names
on the ballots and the special constable
viii necessarily be an important factor
in the result.
MIR. " G. Pecnin will be here next
week, and will 80 Immediately TO work.
making extensive improvements on the
Iansbrough place. which ha has recently
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
PhlIadclp ia ANA Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 20
Spccial.-The Philad -lphia team and the
Newport News club christened the new
base. all PARK, between here and Hamp-
ton. this afternoon. Score; Philadelphia,
81. Newport News ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-31
Spring Capes.

The most complete line of Spring
Capes-a remarkable display not merely
because of the novelties shown, but more
particularly on account of the low prices.
Capes, nicely finished 1.25.
Capes, braided, at 200.
Stylish Capes, rippled, $50.
Capes with insertion. 400.
Capes. perforated, 600.
Double Cspes, 600.
Silk Capes, 1000.
4lay8r'S Baby-CaPriagGS.
Thayer's Sleeping Coach. Come and
see them. Rubber tires. Very light. A
child can roll it. From 90 to 40 90.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-21
TIE SOUTHERN
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! Orleans: at 1850 Il. IL. for Ati't;tsBs.
nsti"s mad Ecidin.: at 800 .. @
1sr SEED Uin;T and at lose = ns, far
Hs~srssville, Chico, MeidimG> S'oraia"d
sna Puget >1an0 points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-21
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