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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

puzzle spirited gentlemen Of the press
will discourage the circulation OF s"cn
itcmsy - -. -.
trouble you. Mr.. Editor. with this com.
muntcafion. because / am reaner ..
The Tribune on six days OF INC ws ,'ss
and I hope that other organs; nicIua,ns
the religious. will notice the .n-..e, ,
and correct misapprchensions when leaa
70 useless burdens on some letter-writers.
vat,s,fnrIv J. HALL,
Minister OF the Fifth-Avenue Presoyte-
rlan church. New York.
New York, June 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
DIR. HALLS INCOME TAX.
1T WOULD NOT IA We UNITED TO
$1,000 NOR rs he A MILLIONAIRE.
The Rev. DR.. John Mall, the Presbyterlsa
Divine. Tells the n. y. Tribune About
the Rumors OF His Great Income.

The Rev. DR.. John Hall, the Presbytc-
rian divine, tells the New YORK Tribune
about the rumors of his great income.
Ii may save some letterwriting and
postage TO friends over this land and,
Indeed, other lands. TO add that the state
ments that my salary is $4,000. or, as has
been stated in print, $500 per annum,
are much beyond the reality. A few years
ago the newspapers had a statement
describing me as a millionaire. one re-
suit has been letters from England
France. and other lands inclosing clip
pings from local papers TO this effect,
and, / regret to say, some OF them from
Protestant clergymen and some from Ro-
man Catholic. and all asking for money.
A reader, weary OF this long commune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Light

and airy Black Organizes . and 81 lie.
Coloied Organdies, the beautiful Koeck-
lin figured, 81 lie.
French Organdles. reduced 70 DC.
Solid Nile-Green French Oreandy, PC.
Pink French Ofgandy, Blue French Or
CANDY. 81 White Organdy 80. 40, 80, l5c,
and II per yard.
White Organdy. % inches WIDE at u i-2c.
New Dimities and JacOnets. In solids,
and lovely stripes IN Yellow and White.
Green and White Blue and White. and
Lilac and White at y lie.
our Remnant Counter is IN fun blast,
and turning bargains az the rate OF nifty
per minute.
our remnants on this counter are hair
the original prices, and on the counter
are remnants from all the departments.
Soc cur half-nrice REM ants.
Cretonnes are handy 10 have I'm the
house They make pretty screens and are
suitable for furniture covers. etc.
CretOnnes, DC. worth l-3c.
Cassimeres, for boys pants-a wool
mixture. Il l-2c.
Heather Cottonade. for ladies' dresses.
al l-3 and l5c. IN three patterns.
White Linen Napkins frnged, at lsc:
a larger size, 2ic a dozen.
A selected lot OF 5c Damask Towels.
to be closed out at lsc.
Elegant values In Monte Towels. N.U
a dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Edwin A. Barber and wife
TO Mary lie Masurier. IS 5-l2 feet on east
side Eighth street, between Clay and
Leigh S2.2o0.
Alfred r. King to Julia A.. wife of r.
4. J. Clopton. so feet on south side Frank
lin street between Fifteenth ana Six
teenth. s..
Same TO same, 2S feet on east side Fifth
street. between Main and Franklin. s..
Same TO same 2S feet on Ross street,
southeast corner Fourteenth. s..
Same 10 same. 30 feet on south side
Grace street. near Laurel. s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

oulte a merry party OF little folks
gafhered at the residence OF Mrs. James
Eovd Patton, 9e Walnut street, north; on
Wednesday evening TO join IN the plea
sure OF a party given In honor OF h,.Ie
,,,ins-horn Ala and Miss Kate Harris
Wren Among those present were. Misses
Virginia Chamberlayne. Louise narrink-
con GLADYS Finney Corneua watkins
Amy Dunn. 1nez chataiEne. Mamie ~
ie,s Matte Lambert. Miriam Sarcin,
I,iovd Tavlor. Masters Thomas Dunn,
Roife Eldridge. Alexander warrington;
Mile Cecil. Freddie Garcih, Richard
f~ax
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Hosiery for All Men,

all women. and all children.
Ladies Black Hose, DC pair up, ny
gentle graduati0ns. 1-3. TO- i Il. 10 20,
Ladies Black Hose, the DC kind. lsc.
ladies' Unblcached Hose. the 2c KIND,
ladies' Unbleached Hose. s. TO- y II,
u 2-3c. etc. ~.
Ladies' Drop-Stitch Unbleached Hose,
the 25c kind. sizes and s - only, 10 2-5c.
Gentlemons Blue-Mixed, BroWn-MiXei,
and sOlid-Black. 5c.
Childrens White. Tan, and Black SocAs'
The 10. y IL. q. 55c Children's Large
Size Socks. Z. Z IL, s. : II. In good quail
INV reduced 10 &C.. on account or the size.
III YOU have a child with abnormal de-
velopment of foot this Is Your chall.e'
r,h.v are too large for the average child,
hut they may I'll some OF them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Sunlmering

We have n nice lot OF Dress pnehams,
consisting Of Solid Plaids and stripes,
which We are going 20 close out az be per
yard.
Among this lot are several pieces or
Pincapplo Gingham-a very sheer fabric
which formerly sold at lOc, and Is now
O. yard.
A selected lot Of IL IL and Zoe Figured
Satteens. 10 be closed at Use per yard.
Apron Ginghams al &c.
We have marked down lot Of l-3 and
s i-ic Apron Ginghams 10 Be per yard.
We have All-WoO Nayy-Bue and solid
Black Serge at DC.
gl-lnch wide falf-WOol Dress Goods.
debegc, I'm solid, figured, and plaid, at
Il re.
We continue 70 sell our Sc Cheese
Cloths for A., and our 20c CrcpOns for
Y i-2c and our Il lie Crepons Tor l0c.
See these.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
SummerinS

We are devoting our energy and tine
10 the reduction of our SUMMER STOCK,
and under our heroic treatment II IS
growing smaller by degrees ana peaull-
fully less We are selling o. ChallleS,
iishf and dark effects. fer i2c.
good Shifting CalicOes. 3-ic.
Best Shifting Callcoes, DC.
A few pieces OF Larse-F1gu'ed Per
Gales. AZ &c. ,-
Ends Of Yar1-Wde Y i-2c Percale al
9c
pretty Il lie Dimities. selected pat
TENS. at 3-ic.
A small number of chort pieces OF II lie
4O-lnch-wide Irish Lawns al &c.
our regular stock OF irish Lawns, full
piet as. to be- closed al Zoe per yard.
All Of our DC. Figured La gns nave been
reduced 10 3 Sic.
All-Wool French Challles goods tnat
formerly sold az 50. 80, and 81 lie, 10 be
closed at Zoe per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
WHO WILLGO TO BOSTON.
PASSENGERS FOR THE GUYAN'
D0TTE, BALTIMORE AND MASS
The virgins Delegates to Invade the City
of Baked Beans In Full Forcs-lhs
State Organization.

Virginia sent one delegate to the Inter-
national Christian Endeavor Convention
al Minneapolis five years ago. In July
she will invade Boston nearly two IL
dred strong.
Patriotic young Virginians, carrying 10
historically proud New England positive
memories OF jamestown 20 mingle with
the legendary lore OF Plymouth Rock.
They Will take the heroic history or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Where the Gambling pens Ara

The Times had obtained good deal or
i"fcrmation about the location of the
principal gambling-houses OF Richmond.
and had proposed giving this morning the
facts TO the public; the police-at least
some OF them-Know them already, but
the list is growing. and Will be more COM
pleie by some further investigations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
White Goods

This is the time to buy them. and see
our assortment.
White Swiss Muslin &c. Who has ever
had II so cheap I'm Richmond?
Better Swiss Muslin. ) l-3 10 25c.
Jones 3 r. Cambria, soc quality. &c;
25c quality. l9c.
These are two lots from Jaffray sale;
White Grcnadine Tarlatan, Tor old
ladies' caps, 90 and zoe.
White Masalia. y 10 i5c.
English NainsCok, II IL 70 soc.
French Nalnsook. p 70 l5c.
Dotted Muslin. 10 10 soc.
Persian Null. u IL 10 81 lie.
White Tarlaian. 10 10 soc.
White Victoria Lawn, 10 soc.
Hamburg Edges and lnserungs, IL
10 5Dc.
Torchon Laccs. 5 to soc.
Muslin Edges and Insertions.
NainsOOk Edges and Insertions.
+. = Braid, SC. a piece.
Beading. 2jc a piece az yards).
Beading. 2jc. apiece az YARDS.
Valenclennes Laces, IN white and butter,
sc apiece az YARDS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

Virginians, where messages may be left
for any Of the delegates, and where bull
fetin of matters of interest TO Nirginians
will be displayed daily. The booth will
be decorated with Virginia colors. and
il will be a convenient rendezvous for
all the sons and daughters of the Old Do
minion.
on Saturday night during the conven-
ton the Virginia. delegation will be ex-
pectcd TO take charge Of a portion OF
rhe reception rendered to them by the
North-Avenue Congregational church.
The following programme Subject TO
changer has been arranged
Welcome speeches by pastor and En-
deavorers.
Response--Rev. l.. VI. Omer.
Southern Endeavorcrs and Their Work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
JerseY.Ribbed Vests

The best Sc Ribbed Vest for ladies' IN
Richmond 80,
Retter Vests. s 10. 10. II Il, lsc.
ladies' Lisle Vests, 25c.
Ladies' SILK Vests. soc.
Childrcn's =. q II. Vests, SC.
Centlemen's Vests. II, 3, 81 IL, SOC, IN
ealze and balbriggan.
Gent!omen's Balbriegan Drawers, % ana
sec. - "a
Gentlemens Jeans Drawers, 10, =, Doc.
Gentlemen's Night-Shirts ~. Toe.
Gentlemen's Unlaundered Shlr,s, -. ~,
75c 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Omnibus Collision.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock. as
the bus from the Imperial Hotel was
returning from the Byrd-Street Station.
II colndcd violently at the corner of
Ninth and Cary with n heavy wagon.
The off-horse attached TO the omnibus
was knocked down, and the pole TO the
vehicle snapped of short.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Snap Shots

/ box Writing Paper. sc.
Celluloid Purse. for children, DC.
/ piece Daisy Ribbon. yards 9c'
/ ward Angola Flannel, 2c.
White Embroidered Handkerchiei'
u lie. e,r. o..
spOols Black Silk. Zoe.
3 sDools Dragon Cotton, DC.
spools Clark's O. y. T.. l7c.
/ roll Velveteen Braid, l0c.
piece Black-Vevet Braid, 3c.
/ Belt Buckle. Zoe.
1 set Studs, Zoe.
] Shirt-Waist set, l0c.
/ Mating Rug, SOC.
Bureau Rug. Doc. az.
dozen Nice 81 Monte Towels for Si.ap
dozen Extra-Size All Cotton Towels
slW.
] Initial Belt-Buckle. &c.
/ skein Wash-Sik, 4c.
1 skein Rope SILK. 0c.
| ball CrCchct-Silk, 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Gloves

ladies', Cream and Black SIX Mits,
II l-2c. "a
Ladies' Taffeta SILK Gloves. IN BLACK
Tan. Gray, %. 81 l-2, 90 75c. 81, ana 81 ~.
Ladies' Black Kid Gloves, reduced 10
Better ones Black). 81, $50; colored'
Ladies' Black SILK Gloves, with trebly
woven fnger-tps On. i5c.
Ladies' Channels Gloves, i0c.
ladies' white Kid Gloves, soc, Il.
Ladies' Pear KID Gloves, NZ9.
ladies' Yellow Kid Gloves, f.3
SHE, OUR GLOVES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
A bold Thief.

At an early hour yesterday morning
the grocery store of Mr.. Patrick j. Boyle
at s24 Graham street. Fulton, was broken
into by Sam. Davis, the negro youth
who was recently before the county au-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Snap Shots

/ Fountain Pen, 10c.
] Ice-ANe, Zoe.
30 White Envelopes. 25c.
Ladies' Chemisettes. Black and White
striped Blue and White Striped, Red and
White Striped, Toe: All White, L l-2c.
dozen Whalebones, &c.
/ paper Pins. lc.
dozen Veil or BOnnet-Pins, SC.
50 Har-Pns. &C..
] card Darning-Cotton. 1c.
/ Pearl COllar-ButtOn. Sc.
dozen Bone Collar-Euttors. Sc.
l Gentlemen's silk Scarf, l3c.
/ White Muslin Tie Sc.
Gingham, Dimity. or Satteen Tie, SC.
TRlLBY TIES. De.
l dozen White Handkerchiefs, for ladies'
or children Z5c.
dozen White Lawn Ties, loc.
! Gentlemcn's Handkerchief, Sc.
/ card Black Hooks and Eyes, lc.
/ gross Agate Buttons. o..
zoe White Woven Corset. size = only,
39c.
G1ft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Breeder, Talley 4 Co.'s
MenaSerie

We have n lot OF Printed Calico. upon
which the profit has literally gone 20
the dogs" This Calico has fgures or
dogs. cats monkeys, etc. and We oner II
Ar this rldicuiously low price any one
can afford ITO cut figure" II can be
used for the amusement OF children Tor
bed-ouilts and Innings. at lie per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

round-trip to Cobbs Island next Saturday
night 10 o'clock on the steamer Poca-
hontas. returning arrive here A. NJ.
Monday. July sth, Five hours at cobbs
Island. The grandest excursion OF the
season. Music and refreshments on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Special

We are going to sell Cotton Diaper, Is
inches wide 49c.
9o-inch, soc; Pinch. SIC; 2i-inch. SIC;
N-nch. soc.
These prices are for 10-yard pieces.
Wnite-Striped and Nays tripod Linen
Drill, for summer pants, for men ana
boys, at u lie.
Cottonade. for mems and boys suits
l5c
This comes In three styles.
Also, the Lightweight COttonade, for
ladies' dresses at = 1-3c.
White Duck. 10. u - and l6 2-3c.
Indian Head" Lining for strenng
shirt fronts, and collars and cuffs, u l-2c.
HOlmesville Night-GOwn Cotton, l5c.
Good Heavy Bleached Jeans l-3c.
Rice Cambria, in White. Black, Gray,
Tan. Red, for seeve-lining, l-Sc.
COlored Jeans, for dress-lining, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

WE have several upright pianos of
standard makes and In fine playing condi-
ton. which we viii rent on reasonable
terms.
WALTER ID. MOSES K CO.,
1906 Main street. opp. l.. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Arrlyals 1T Rufalo Llthin.

BUFFALO IITHIA SPRINGS. VA.
June z9.-Special.--This resort opened a
few days since. and there are now some
forty or fifty guests and new arrivals
daily Some of the most prominent
people sot0urnink here are Governor Holt
and family. OF North Carolina: j. X.
Jopling. Esq.. of Danville: Mrs. Lewis.
OF Missouri: air. A Fellman. OF Texas
Mrs. Barnwell and daughter. OF South
Carolina and Mrs. Shabot. OF Texas.
large number sre expected next week
from differeM sections Off the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
We Go You 100 Better

We offer you 100 Gloria Umbrellas =
inch. for men. women, ana chllaIen, a
snc-,he hest SOC Umbrella you ever saw.
20 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, worth a.
Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

being 80 heartless as to cut and hack the
body OF a helpless woman. nearly severing
her Ia twain In twelve or ffteen diner
ent places, can hardly be conceived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Clean Illness is Next to Goodness

cakes OF Little Duke soap. &C.
cakes Buttermiik Soap. Ice.
8 cakes Palm Soap. &c.
Cakes Turkish Bath Soap. sc.
Better grades UP to Sc cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Had You a Grandmother, and
Did She Leave You an EX-
tra-Size I'D?

II so. we have the sheetlng for It.
ia Blcache1 Utica Sheeting (the WIDEST
made) at 25c per yard. for week. Mind.
We say a week: not one snort hour, put
for y hours or S6f minutes, or 81 80 sec
ouds. Don't hesitate a second 10 buy
this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

Tourists and Travellers Fire Policies
against loss by fire In hotels and while
travelling anywhere.
j. h. MOORE & CO,
1903 II. Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

We Daye rskerd upright pianos OF
sfandarli makes and IN fine playing con-
dillon, which we viii rent on reasonable
WALTER p. MOSES q COL
1905 Main street. opp. p. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
THE STATE UNION.

The history Of Christian Endeayor In
Virginia has been one Of rapid growth,
and Notwithstanding tho draft on account
of UNCONVENTIONAL organizations. the men,
bership was never 50 large.
Mr.. Thomas VI. IIundley is president
He was formerly president OF the local
union OF Richmond and Manchester, and
under his management the Union, which
had Heretofore languished, took on a
new impulse, and the organization soon
reached a high tide Of interest. AT the
Stanton convention last winter, he was
made State president, and the State
Union is already feeling the touch OF his
master hand.
Mr.. Paul Pratt, also OF this city Is
the watchful, efficient State secretary,
who keeps in touch with every local so
clety, and is always ready with informa-
ton or wholesome advice. Mr.. Robert
Lecky, Jr., is State treasurer. He. Is
also transportation manager. and 10 his
energy and management is due the sue
cess Of the excursion TO Boston, which VIII
carry so many enthusiastic delegates TO
the annual convention.
The list OF seventy published IN yes
terday's Times, has been still further aug
mented, and many more Will go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Brilliant Idea

Burckhard's Brilliant Backing, &c a box.
French Gloss. for ladies' and children &
fine shoes. sc a bottle.
Perfection Tan Dressing for russell lea
Their. &c a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

Yorktown 10 match the sentiment OF
Bunker Hill, and they will carry with
them the echoes Of Patrick Henry's cry
for freedom in "Old st. Johns to ST.
lenly reverberate in Imagination down the
corridors Of Faneuil Hall, with the pa
triotic slogans of New England's dead
heroes.
The Boston Committee OF Entertainment
will make much of the historic points
around Boston. and side-trips to Con-
cord. Salem, and other places. are offer
ed as great attractions to the visitors.
SWAPPING HISTORY.
Virginia Endeavorers will be glad TO
swap history with their New England
friends. and In fact, they are already
preparing 10 do 1t.
The State Executive Committee of the
Virginia State Union are having prepared
a large number OF circulars for distribl-
ton at Boston, descriptive OF a side
trip from the Washington, '96 " con-
vention to Richmond and jamestown
and Yorktown next year. They expect
TO get il placed as a feature on the pro-
gramme for 1896, and if they do. Rich
mond will have the pleasure of a visit
from about 1000 young Christian En-
deavorers. a little more than twelve
months from now.
The next place Of holding the conven-
ton is always decided two years ahead.
and the competition between cities for the
honor is something terrific. San Fran
cisco only failed to get 1t this year, after
she had been awarded ii, because OF the
arbitrary rates of the Western lines.
Although Boston had shorter notice
than other cities where the convention
has been previously held, she has the
matter well in hand. and the gathering
will be the largest that has ever met In
Christendom.
The Boston authorities, from the Mayor
down, have entered heartily into the ar
rangements. and Boston CommOn-a sa-
cred precinct that nothing has ever
been allowed to invade before-has been
turned over TO the convention commit
tee for the erection of the mammoth
tents Of 1000 seating capacity each. which
will be used for the great meetings ST.
multaneously with those in the great
Assembly Hall.
Even the nower-beds of the city parks
have been arranged in appropriate mot
toes. as a welcome 10 the thousands or
Christian Endeavorers from every State
I'm the Union.
VIRGINIA HEADQUARTERS IN BOSTON.
The Virginia Endcavorers will be pleas
antly quartered in the neighDorhood OF
the North-Avenue Congregational church,
an illustration of which is shown here
with. This church will be State head
quarters. and the post-officc for Virginia
delegates They should have all their
mail addressed. "North-Avenue congre-
eational church, Cambridge. Mass" Cam
bridge is practically suburb OF Bos-
ton.
There will also be a Virginia state
Booth in the big recepton-room adJoin-
ing the convention han, for the use OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

C'Vlrginia Headquarters.D
boat; otherwise, there is no assurance OF
a state-room.
The rate Of 81 for the round-trip has
been secured from New York TO West
Toint on day boats. for those stopping
over in New York
No accommodations while I'm Boston
can be secured, except through the State
transportation manager, rates - and 70
cents a day for room; meals. . and 80
cents each.
II is expected that quite a contingent
OF Virginians from the northern part OF
the State will join the Washington spe-
cial train. as being more convenient to
their location.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
How Are These for Low Prices ?

10 pieces OF India Linon, suitable for
Innings. etc. ! 7-sc.
8 pieces Apron Ginghams. 7-Sc.
Solid Lawns, the Zoe. quality. in Green
and Brown. at 3 7-sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

Hoods Pills cure jaundice. bIliousness.
sick headache. constipation and All uver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Ends

Ends Of Fast-Black. IS Csc Percaline'
&C.. 40.
Ends OF Sc Lining Cambria. l-zc. 49,,
Black MORE Satteen, eXtra-heaVy' ioi
Double-Face Percaline. for dress-lnlns'
u lie, worth 25c. 90 -.
Solid Percalines. 10, u IL ana 10 49, o.
&C. .... 80, ,,o,no
Dexter's Black. Navy. Brown Ball-Cot-
ton, oOc a pound. Sc bail. "a
Ieaksville Unbleached cotton anu
strand. 19c a pound. ....a
Acme 4-strand Cotton, l9c pound.
Carpet-Warp, N.25 bale Qlve pounu1''
Lining Muslin. 8. l-3, 10. u l--c.
Worth Lining, for sleeves - 80 49,,
quilts. ~ - ,.,o,tr,. the
most complete line OF Calicoes' ferea'os,
and Innings in the city. Gene ana iel Us
r,roVa IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Section

whatever YOU call Il. 60. buyer attend
ed an auction sale. and bought pieces
OF Stair-Carpet. the DC quality ana we
OFFER n 10 YOU az l5c a yard. AT the same
time he got some Glass Towellng, tne
IS 2-3c kind Tor wnien We NJ. "sn s ''1
our stock is at It's best now. All hnes
are full ana complete. the prices are
right and the desire 70 sell Is great. -
come right 10 our store. our STOCK -
varied. and suits all-the very poor me
moor the medium. the rich, and the very
wealthy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

Last week a discriminating public
showered upon rs the favors OF their
patronage: Monday we were particularly
bt sy and this week we Will have some
equally good values. our idea Is 10 sell
Off the summer goods as closely as pos
sihle. 30 as 10 have new stocks at the
commenccn ent of each season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

r,cklessness he probably glded serpent
ike closer and closer 10 the house, occa-
sionally stopping behind the old oak trees,
whose branches so often before had been
a shelter and protection TO the object or
his madness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Go 10 Grass

When YOU want IL, remember tnat We
have Grass-ClOth, l-ic a yard.
Linen Canvas at l0c. a..
Brown Wigans, for dress-facihs' '''
for one week.
Most OF them call II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-13

HE GAVE A CRY AND STARTED BACK.
posed of four solid brick walls, lighted
from a skylight, and with no means of
egress excepting the oak door
In the center OF the room was bench
containing the implements required by n
diamond cutter, and one or two half-Cut
stones also lay upon II.
There was another bench behind the
door, and when turned toward II / stop
ped abruptly. while my heart seemed
turned TO stone as / realized what q reve-
lation confronted me. Piled upon the
back of the bench were more than n score
OF brightly bound books. One was lying
open before me, aud the leaves were per-
forated with a round hole near the odgel
a steel die, used for cutt ng this hole,
stood beside the book, and under the
bench were several new packing cases.
With a horrible fear at my hoart-a sick.
ening certainty Of what ] should see,
turned over one OF the cases and found IL
marked:
an. JULES CRoNEAU.,
Bookseller.
18th street, New York"
/ sank into a chair and buried my face
In my hands This, then. was the result
OF my long search-the search whose re-
ward was TO have bOen the happiness OF
my darling Josephine. had been so
joyous n day before; | had thought N.Y.
self 80 near the successful termination OF
my taskl That very evening. ~ 7 walked
10 my interview with NJ. Drou6et. had
pictured 10 myself the oozy home 1 should