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The evening times., 1895-08-05
RACES AT SARATOGA.
Small Crowd and Poor Sport Marked
the Day.

the Day.
Saratoga, N. T., Aug. 5.-An audience
about 800 witnessed an exceptionally
good card of events on the Saratoga track
to-day. The weather was fine aud track
comparatively good.
After being twenty minutes at the post
the horses got off in a very struggling
manner Peconic was left at the post.
Taffeta led, with Sinolna second. The
former soon fell back, and at the three
quarter post the latter took the lead and
held it to the finish, winning by three
lengths over La Galhenni, second two
lengths ahead of Amazement, third; time
0:59.
Second race, for 3-year- olds. value
1915 Starters were: Halfliug, 10 to / /,
Perkins, 6 to 1; Too Much Johnson, les,
Griffin, 4 to 8; Anisette. 11O, A. Clayton,
6 to l.; Neadahs 10, F. Kelly, OF to 1;
Cherry Stone, 1Os, McClain. 20 to 1.
Halfling got away first when the flag
fell, aud allowed Too Much johnson to
take the lead on the turn, which he held
to the seveu-eighths post, when Annette,
who got away second, went to the front
and won hands down by a length. Too
lengths ahead Of Cherry Stone. Time,
1:47.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
Thousa nds of p,,d.Ft.lh.

New York. Aug. 6.-A Caledonia, N. T..
special says: Mortality among the fish and
spa wn at the State hatchery here has been
disastrous to the Institution. About 30,-
900 brook trnut have died, 10000 Cali
fOrnia trout, 10000 brown trout. 500 lake
trout, weighing from twelve to twenty
pounds. Besides these. $4,000 bronx trout
fry have died. 10000 brown and hro0k
trout yeariings, and 500 CalIfonia 3ear
lings. This remarkable mortality u a.
tributed to low water and tn the r, - -
water from q mill pond int4, <na nss@S.sr =
creek. y = :
The evening times., 1895-08-05

If Big Bill Joyce keeps to the gait he
has struck recently there won't be much
show for his spending any part of this
season with the Colonels. Big Bill is do
ing himself proud these days, and is a
tower OF strength tn the Senators.
The Pioneers, in a game Saturday, de-
feated the Western Stars 40 to g. Nail,
Bennerd and Gray, in battery work,
won the hoDors, Nail striking out fifteen
men. The Pioneers would like to hear
from teams whose members are not over
IL years old. Challenges can be addressed
to Joseph Moore. No. 20O7 Seventh street
northwest.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

A special dispatch says that Mack has
announced that in case Pittsburg wins the
pennant he VIII refuse to play for the Tenn
pie cup with New York, unless the Giants
land in second place. Mack says he will
play for the cup only with that club secur-
ing second place in case his team gets first.
The Potomac Stars, having recently de-
feated the Belmonts, yesterday treated
the Riversides to beating. The score was:
Potomacs, 80: Riversides, H.. The Poto-
macs will meet all clubs with members not
above 16 years old.
The Horseshoes beat the Triangles yes
terday by a score of / to q.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
1T BIT ONE MAN.
Supposed Rabid Dog Killed After
Creating a Scare.

Charles Saeuberfch. the twelye-year-old
son of huckster at the o Street Market,
was bitten about O'Clock this morning
near the market by dog supposed to be
mad he was removed to the Emergency
Hospital in the police ambulance and the
wound dressed, but as the father was still
anxious about him he was afterw taken
to Freedman's Hospital, where he will be
held twenty-four hours to determine wheth-
er or not the dog was mad.
Charles Horton. q niilkman, was bitten
by the sanle dog q short while afterwarSi,
and the animal was finally killed in frons
Of No. 1888 Eighth street northeast.
Mr.. Horton's injury u nat thought to be
serious.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
TRACK AND STABLE.

To-day the summer trotting and pacing
meeting begins at Terre Haute. Nearly
all of the speedicst of trotters and PAGERS
OF the present earned their greatest honors
over the Terre Haute course. Here. Sep
tember 2S, 1892, Nancy Hanks
shaved four and one-quarter seconds
from sunors 2:Os Ia. and established
her famous record OF 2:O4 Here, on the
following day. September 20, Mascot re-
duced the pacing record TO 2:04, and 1t was
here that Robert ]. paced his wonderful
mile in POL 1-2 last year. Here, also,
John X. Gentry made his mark of EOS S-4,
and Alix equaled Nancy Hankes' mark.
though she got the worlds trotting rec
ord, 2:O3 3-4, at Galesburg; but 1t was
at Terre Haute that she went the best
three heats ever trotted in racc-2:06,
2:O6 a and 2:05 Ia. 1t was at Terre
Haute that Fantasy won the worlds rec
ord for 3-year-old trotters, 2:06. Here,
too, in 1898, Greenlander took the
worlds record for trotting two miles,
4:32. There are about ESQ horses en-
tered for the events that begin to-day.
1t is not, however, expected that worlds
records Will be beaten unless IL is done in
the age classes, for the acknowledge
champions are all engaged in the grand
circuit at present. 1t has been at the
fall meetings of the Terre Haute folks
that nearly all Of the record smashing has
been done.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
FRENCH billiard STARS.

MHhaNer VIII Br1n& Ihem 70 Amer1ca
Next Winter.
New. York, Aug. 5.-Charles P. Miller,
the manager of the Chicago branch of the
Brunswick Billiard Company, is on his
way to Paris with the avowed mission of
negotiating, II possible, with French bill
lard stars of the first rank to take part
in the International billiard tournaments
in this city. Chicago, Boston, and Cincin-
natl during the coming winter.
MT. Miller, in an interview before his de-
parture. said explicitly that he was going
to Paris to talk matters over with the
French experts.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Mercer and Boyd will pitch for the sena-
tors this afternoon. Mercer put up a good
game against the Giants the other day,
and beat them. II he goes into the box to-
day and plucks the feathers of the Orioles.
he will be welcome to anything he may
want Jake Boyd bas also been pitching
great ball of late Either one of this great
pair ought to be able to trim the Baltimore
folks.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
WITH THE wHEELMEN.

The Canadian wheelmen's Association
will begin its circuit meetings on the Gath
of this month. Many riders from the Uni
ted States. who are under the control OF
the League Of American Wheelmen, will
take part in them. All Of the prizes are
to be unset diamonds.
The evening times., 1895-08-05
Monkey.dub Election.

At the semi-annuai meet of the Mon.
Key Club the fonoysnS officers were elect
ed' Chariess Aufenth4e, president; j. F.
n-r-nan, wee president; q. 8. Histon,
Secretary: Robert Chase, treasurer; Will
lam Dorsey. sergeant-at-arms. Mr.. O'Mera,
Mr. Sprossef and Mr.. Sweeney. were elect
As the board of directors.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

The attendance at the big league games
on Saturday footed up more than Al 900.
The largest crowd OF the day was that
at the game between the Bridegrooms
and Giants at Brooklyn. Thirteen th~u-
sand people witnessed that one-sided af.
fair. At Baltimore, where the Senators
and Orioles put up one of the very best
games OF bah played this season, the crowd
numbered 1900.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

One of August Belmont g recent purchases,
keenan,, has gone lame, and 1t is believed
Will not be able TO face the starter again
for considerable length Of time. Just
what is the matter w".h the horse no one
seems to know. This is the second runner
that long price has been paid for this
year that has hardly changed hands before
he has gone wrong. Mr.. Belmont paid $ls,-
500 for keenan,. The Fleischmanns paid
Byron Mcclellan $25 900 for Halma about
six weeks ago. Halma was looked upon
as being almost invincible when the Fleisch-
manns got him. He was beaten by Free Ad-
vice in the very first race in which he
was started by his new owners. and has
been laid up ever since.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

They say young John Foreman is too
light to stand the strain of pitching long.
John has done mighty well as far as he has
gone, however. He has beaten about every
club he has faced, and he seems to have
pretty stiff spine and strong arm yet
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Hoffer in to do the pitching for the ORR
oles to-day-at least, that is the news from
Baltimore. This young man has won six
teen OF twenty -one games he has pitched for
his club. 1t will be lively contest, no
doubt, that McMahon will put up to eclipse
him in work from this time on
The evening times., 1895-08-05

In the one-mile scratch profes sional invi-
tat1on race at Manhattan Beach Saturday
instead of using PAGERS as an incentive to
speed prizes were offered for the men
reaching the quarter, half, and three-quar-
ter marks first. Starbuck got two of the
prizes, Porter one, and Tyler won the
race The time was 2:26 2-5.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

The clubs are scheduled to play to-day
as follows:
Baltimore at Washington.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Chicago,
The evening times., 1895-08-05
The professional bicycle

The professional bicycle riders, john
son, Sanger, Tyler and OConnor, have
cantered away with something like $1O,-
600, being hung up by the Saginaw, Detroit
and Cleveland trotting horse people. This
week about Sc, 900 more will fall to them
at Buffalo. and their seasons picking has
hardly begun at that. The virtuous spasm
that hit Chairman Gideon and inspired him
to fire these gentlemen out of the League
OF American Wheelmen was about the LUCK
lest thing that ever struck them.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

A Aseafaring man who believes he can box,
aud who otheE persons sf experience in
boxing matters believes can box, will be
at the ring when Mcmillan and Raedy don
the gloves tom orrow night, and will
challenge the winner. This aspirant for
fame is known as Jim Brown 1t is said
he has $500 OF his own to cliuch a match,
The evening times., 1895-08-05
WITH THE BALL CLUBS.

Dumping Mcmahon Is himself again.
The Senators were the first to feel the
power OF his mighty arm,
The evening times., 1895-08-05
BRET HARTE's NEW STORY.

The Sunday. Times of August IL
will begin the publication of Bret
Harte's new serial "In Hollow of
the Hills"
The evening times., 1895-08-05

The luck we are having
with the improved ''TAP-
PAN SPECIAL" is won
derful. Our customers are
more than delighted with
the easy way it runs-the
fine appearance it makes
the lowness of the price.
Really $50 does seem a RI
diculous price for a high
grade wheel such as this
"TAPPAN SPECIAL" is,
but then you don't have to
pay a cent for the name.
That's what makes some
wheels dear.
This store is doing remarkable
business this year in Sporting Goods.
Built it up by giving you strong values
alone.
M. A. TAPPAN, A'hl''is Supplies
1913 Pennsylvania Ave.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Only two games OF ball were played by
the League clubs yesterday. Louisville
beat Cincinnati at Cincinnati to 4; Chi
cago, at home, beat st. Louis 8 TO 2.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Won der Ahe's $4,000 beauty took
Kissinger's place In the box In the game
with Anson's men On Saturday to stop
the slaughter that had Set in, and In seven
innings after that he held the colts down
to two runs. The two. however, added to
four knocked out OF his predecessor, were
more than enough to win the game. for
the Browns didn't get any.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

AS the season wanes hot
weather goods takes a drop.
Plenty of hot weather ahead,
though. Enough to more
than get your money back
in service. We would rather
have you carry them over
next season than ourselves!
SIS Striped Flannel Trous-
ers, ST. SO.
SIS Striped Flannel Coats,
$3.50.
$40 Striped Flannel Suits,
S..
$13 White Serge Suits, S9.
White Duck Pants for 81.
Parker, Bridget&Co
315 9TH St.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

The Kentucky Colonels seem bent on max
ing trouble for the Senators and Won der
Ahe's men. Five straight games is better
than any of the other clubs did last week,
and yesterday they started in by winning
the first game for this week.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Bob Fitzsinmous will ride an exhibition
at the Tioga bicycle meeting tonight. To
such proficiency has Fitzsimmons brought
his bicycle riding that he feels able to
race with the best professionals, and he
can ride mile within o few seconds of
the record.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Three shut-outs were marked up in the
big league games on Saturday-the Sen
ators, the Done Browns and the Red Legs
being the unfortunates
The evening times., 1895-08-05
& HirSh,
The clothiers, shirtmakers, outntters,
oIO-912 F Street N. w.

and that a weIl-kpovsl gentleman OF this
city, who is not in the habit Of mixing up in
such matters, but who is friendly TO Brown,
aud wants to help him along N his ambition.
viii furnish 81 900 more If It is called
for. Brown is q middle-w4ght.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Ted Alexander. manager of Jerry Mar.
shall, has returned to the city from trip
to PittsbuTg Alexander is. a. walking
cyclopedia OF reformation regarding prize
fights and prize fighters. he knows all
the fighters, has seen them all fright and
talks entertaiuingly about them. He has
urbouuded faith in his colored protege.
and says he is prepared to bet s2,5oO, or
any part of that sum, that Jerry eau whip
Anybody at 122 pounds.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

Jack Nolan, who failed to turn up for the
go lie promised to give Hite Peckham, at
Dan Heury's show last week. has left for
parts unknown. The bout didn't prom
is enogh remuneration to suit him, and he
staid out OF it. Probably he saved himself
q drubbing by doing so, although Alexander
says be believes Nolan to be good man.
The evening times., 1895-08-05

John Payne, at his pool-rooms in Clncin-
natl, has began betting on the Dallas fights
He offers TO that Corbett wins aud Z to
that Fitzsimmons wins. He will bet
81 900 against $4,000 that Fitzsimmous
viii knock Corbett out in five rounds. /
The evening times., 1895-08-05

The standing of the clubs to-day is as fol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

CIOakParIOrS
Jackets.
CapeS.

1t is a fact well known by people
who have looked over the Cloak
Market that we are from 20 to-
40 per cent. cheaper on gar
ments that are most in demand,
whether it's Jackets or Capes, of
cloth or fur. Our line is in the
best shape of any time during
the season. Ifyou pass our de-
partnent YOU are not looking
after your own interest, for we
are positive that we have the
most attractive unbroken line at
cheaper prices than are shown
elsewhere. Our prices on Fine
Garments are so ridiculousIy
low that when a person is told
the price they actually laugh.
HERE'S A FEW SAMPLE QUOTA
TIONS.
Roughish Cloth Jackets, velvet collars.
made in best manner, immense sleeves,
not IS. but $cgs.
Lambswool Black Jackets, % inches long.
two button. silk lined. prettiest ripple
backs made, not $3.50. but $40.
S0-inch Fur Capes, very full sweep, not
$3.50. but $3.50.
27-inch Fur Capes, very fun sweep, not
$40. but A9s
Double Cloth cape. braid trimmed, full
sweep. not $, but sl.9s
Velour Capes. imbedded with Jets In
points, trimmed with Thibet fur. not
SD. but $40
Rough Boucle Jackets. Melon sleeves. two
buttons. shield fronts. buttons 10
shoulder not 80 hut s..
30-inch-length Fur Astrachan Capes, not
SIC, but So
on exhibition in Basement! New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
THE BON MARCHE,
400 East Broad Street,
Third Door Below Fourth 1T.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

The Best 81 Table Oil-Cloth. Y l-2c.
yard. Ladies' Fast Black Hose, l-3c.
Ladies Fast-Black Full-Regullr-Made
Hose, l0c. Boys Corduroy Panls. 1ic.
Boys Heavy-Wool Cashmere Pants, -3c.
Mems Heavy ~ ana Doc Working-Shir,s,
2c Mems Fine White Shirts, Sgc. Mems
Gray Wool Shirts. - 50. and 4sc. alen
White-W Shirts, 5oc. Mems Heavy
Heavy Wool Overshirts, 81 ~, -, 80, ioc.,
81. and 81 20 Meas Heavy Canton Elan
mel Drawers, -. 30, and 4Dc. Black Bods,
for the neck. i9c. Mink Boas, s5c. But
termilk Soap. 80. cake. The Best Palm
Soap. &c. Turkish-Bath Soap. large size,
&c cake. Turkish Bath Soap. l5c. dozen.
Tar Soap, &c. Castillo Soap. Sc. Gylcerine
Soap Sc. Mennins Borated Talcum Pow
Flannel, 25c. Firm White All-Wool Flan-
mel. u IL. II. q, and 25c. Good Canton
Flannel. sc. a yard. White Domet Elan
mel, &c. a yard. Hundreds and hundreds
OF Neat Fine Hemstitched and Colored-
Border Handkerchiefs az &c. 80 dozen
Fancy Embroidered and Initial iiandker-
chiefs. nothing ever seen like them for
less than 10 and l5c.: they go this week
3 for l0c. Mems Extra-Fine and Large
Hemstitched and Fancy Border Handker-
chiefs. retailing everywhere at loo, only
&c. here. The Best Canvas. Sc. a yard.
Cambria, lie. Hair-ClOth, Sc. BOok-Mus-
lin, fine and wide, Sc. Fancy Silesias. ID
and II lie. such as sell at 2Jc. every
where. Colored Jeans for dress-llning. &C.
yard. Oatmeal Soap. DC. box. OF four
cakes. Corsets lower at the BON MAR
CHE than anywhere else-37 IL, -. co.
20. soc, and 81 for such as you have 10
pay 50 per cent more for everywhere.
Sewing Machine Cotton, &c. Spool-Silk.
for &c. Velvet Binding, all colors and
Black, Sc. piece. Whalebones. Sc. Hooks
and Eyes. lc. White Tape. ], ., and B..
Pins. lc. paper. Nice line OF JeNelry.
Baby-Ri Scarf-Pins, etc. all fresh
and new. and at the lowest possible
prices Sewing Machine oil Sc. large size.
Vaseline. and Zoe. for Zoe. and 2jc.
bottles. Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves,
10 and l. i-2c.
THE BON MARCHE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
IanninC Likely to DIE.

Koning, the man who was so badly
injured Thursiay at Chester. on the Pc
tcrsbure road. while attempting TO board
Il special train. and who was picked up
later by passenger-irdin and brought
TO the Retreat for the Sick. here. j. lying
at that institution. unconscious. and In a
very serious condition. Last night, the
physicians had about given UP all hope
Of his recovery. His skull lis fractured,
and his left arm broken in two places
above the elbow. He has never reglined
consciousness since he was first picked
up on the side OF the track by the passen-
ger train. The only clue TO hts identity
is naturalization papers. Issued in South
Dakota, which show that he is native
Of Holland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
CARPETS.

Here's some carpet prices that will bring
you here 10 supply your wants:
Extra Heavy Brussels Carpet-made, laid.
and lined-J0c. yard-beauuiul pat
terms.
Best Quality Wilton Velvet. in lovely pat.
terms, the slJ0 quallty-made, laid. and
lined--for Sc. yard.
Figured Ingram Carpet, yard wide. l5c.
yard.
2Jc. grade Heavy Cottage Carpets, l2isc.
a yard
Cocoa Mattings. for offlces. CSC. yard.
Japanese Rugs, size feet by IL feet,
$3.50 each.
Japanese Rugs, size 10xl4 feet. si2.50 each.
Smyrna Rugs. size feet by feet, N2.50
each.
Straw Mating. heavy weight, l0c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
BOOKS.

Proofs OF the high standard OF our Book
Department are here-prOofs OF its
prices being At the lowest notch. Our
Book Department is in holiday attire,
and welcomes YOU.
1000 Clotb-B Bound Books, Silt title imprint
On-back. sc. each.
Dresden Bound Classics. 81 value. for 4Sc.
1883 Handy Classics. &c. value. Zoe.
Complete Sets elegantly bound, consist
ing OF the entire works OF Correlli
Dumas Shakespeare. Cooper. Macau-
ley. Prescott. Auerbach. Victor Hugo,
Eliot &c, $50 kind. CSC. a set
Thackeray's Complete Works. the $40
kind. 81.
Dickens's Complete Works, the Sl2 kind,
Sass
80 Two-Volume Sets. Standard Works,
Coo. value. 2Jc. "A set.
800 Cloth Books, translations. &c. 81
value. 19c
70 Shakespeare's Complete Works. 50
value. soc.
Paper Dolls, Wardrobe complete, sc. a set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Isaac Syc|s &c.,
Next Corner First.


The 81 quality OF SILK Velvet. in all
shades and Black CSC. n yard.
Lovely Persian and Plaid SILK Ribbons.
We do not keep any cotton-mixed rib
bOns
a fresh arrival goo pounds more) Doan's
Pulverized Coffee. in scaled cans. 2jc.
q pound.
Ladies' Atwood Flannel Shirt Waists in
Black. Navy-Blue. Red, Brown, and
Green. tl.5D each.
All colors 50-iEch silk Chiffon. 45c. a
yard.
1000 yards Remnants Plaid Worsted
Goods. all qualities, from 10 yards.
Genuine Russian Hair-Cloth. 3jc. a yard.
Buckslsin Fibre Channels zoe. a yard
&c. Grade Imitation Hair-Cloth. l0c. a
yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Card Engraving.

WEDDING INVITATIONS I'm tho latest
style. and Of the finest workmanship.
CARD ENGRAVING at lowest rates:
NAME. PLATE. anu 80 CARDS. for .lc.
NAME. PLATE. and 100 CARDS, for SD.
II you have your plate. will furnish 100
CARDS for 75c., or so CARDS for toc.
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, &c. bottle.
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, quart bottle,
s..
SAPOLIO. Sc. a cake.
RICE TOILET SOAP. ; cakes for Zoe.
MISSES KNIT SKIRTS. lie. each.
CHILDREN'S HERMSpORF DYE
BLACK COTTON HOSE. l0c a pair.
LADIES HERMSDORF-DYE BLACK
COTTON HOSE, Zoe. a pair.
LADIES BLACK COTTON HOSE. Sc. a
pair.
cTILDREN's MERINO VESTS. from SC.
W..
Every quality UNDERWEAR in Whhe.
Natural. and Scarlet Wool.
LADIES COMBINATION SUITS.
CHILDRENS UNION SUITS, 45c.
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The 1HinkHlg Of an Eye
E.A.EZEKIEL,
ala East Broad Street.

LADIES' 4-BUTTON kID-GLOVES, IN
Black and colors. soc. pair; you pay
,5c. for them elsewhere.
LADIES' 4-BUTTON ALEXANDER
KID-GLOvEs. in Black and colors. at
SIC. regularly sold at 81.
LADIES 4-BUTTON WHITE and
PEARL KID-GLOVES, with heavy
Black stitching 81 a pair. worth N2'.
LADIES REINDEER GAUNTLErS.
Black and colored. % a pair; worth
$50
LADIES SILK-LINED KlD-GLONES,
lust the thing for cold weather.
LADIES CASHMERE GLOVES at llc..
worth 25c
CHILDREN'S MITTs, at sc. pair worth
IL re.
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Black Dress Goods.

s6-INCH BLACK IMPERIAL SERGE,
sc.
i6-INCH BLACK IMPERIAL SERGE,
3jc.
5o-INCH BLACK STORMS SERGE. s5c
SOC.
BLACK FIGURED NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS at 10. 81 A.. 30. So, and 75c.
BLACK SILK VELVET at 7Jc.. 81. 49,
and sl50-very superior at each price.
COURTAULD'S CREPE, at 7Jc.. 81, ana
SIX
PRIESrLEY'S BLACK WOOL AND
SILK NUNS YELLING. for wells. 75c.,
81. S25. and $50 a yard.
Very-Elegant BLACK-GOODS, In Chew
lot. Brilliantine, WideWlle, Dress
Goods, Figured Mohair. and Crepe
Novelties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Flannel Shirt Waists.

All the $50 NEW-sTYLE FLANNEL,
SHIRT-WAISTS reduced to si25:
colors, Black, Navy. and Garnet.
LADIES' KNIT-WOOL SWEATERS. 75c.
Ladies' Jackets.
BEST s. JACKET in the city. OF newest
cut and new style cloth.
NEW CAPES, in cloth, coney. seal-plush,
Astrachan, and electric ssal.
The various qualities OF FUR CAPES are
Just far ahead OF any you can find
anywhere in quality, and lower In
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
FLANK


II you would save money on Underwear
purchases call here.
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers. extra
heavy. warranted TO be SOC. quality,
29c. a pair--ail sizes, from the smallest
10 the largest.
Mems Ribbed Undershirts. 2ac. each.
Mems Or. Wrights Underwear, such as
you have been paying 81 for. here sc.
Ladies' soc. Ribbed Vests, 25c.; Pants to
match.
Ladies' 5Sc Ribbed Vests. lie; Pants TO
match.
cial prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
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