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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
4 March We ding

Mr.. Patrick II. Bowls and Miss Annie
y. Sturdiyant We're married yesterday
evening at the home Of the brine, No.
lS Taylor street. Rev. Mr.. Hutaon per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Eta Ander-
son, a neice Of the bride, played the we'd
dirg march. Mr.. Richard Dunstbn was
best man. The ushers were Mo5srs. J.
l.. lngersoll Otto Hall. Ford and Richard
Dunston. The bride wore a dress q ( white
silk, with pearl passementerie and
trimmed with Duchesse lace, and carried
bouquet of brides roses. INN ediately
after the ceremony the bridal party re-
paired to the home of the groom, No. GlI
south Pine street, where a RECEIPT ION was
given. The presents were numerous ana
hondsome.
The groom IS a clerk I'm tho employ
OF the +. B. Taylor CO. The rooms were
crowded all during the ever ing, ana
there were many invited CUES, from a
distance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
An InyaIia's Qu er Anus IN ent.

In Cambridge, the other day. a small
sill was seen picking bits of paper out
OF a barrel OF household REFUSE that was
waiting in the street TO be re moved by
the city department and wine asked
what she could be doing gave a rather
startling explanation. She sail She was
huntlng UP torn letters Tor hef lister, who
ed the innocent child passing the piece,
together and readilg EN-" u this sort
of pastIne is to become popuk r with in
valids IL behoOves people 10 burn their
correspondence instead of merely tearing
II TO pieces and casting thona into the
dust bin. For what Is fan for some
daughter or Eve on "A sick couch might
rove disastrous to the write rs OF mis-
sivcs should evil-disposed pers ms take TO
this singular occupation.-Bog ION Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
Trimmed Hats and BOnnetS

is the largest and most pleasing
ever seen in the city.
To-day we add quite a number
of entirely new designs--so be on
hand 1t will pay you to buy
your Easter Hat or Bonnet early
while the assortment is good.
We are showing a large and at
tractive variety Of Chlldren's
Hats. trimmed and untrimmed;
also, nobby styles in Children's
Sailors and Tam o'Shanters IN
Straw, Cloth and Leather
Your attention is also called to
the exceptionally good values we
are Offering in Silk Waists, Capes
and separate Skirts in all the pop
ular styles and weaves.
The prices on the above are alb
soluteIy beyond comparison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

England, according to the navy esti-
mates, intends to build next year ten new
first-class battleships. six first-class, thir-
teen second and third-class cruisers, and
from forty-fve to fifty torpedo-boat de-
stroyers. Mr.. German will please take
notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

a lady asked Rabbi SCHNEIDER. or Bos-
ton. the other day II Jonah was really
swallowed by whale. His answer, given
with a pleasant little accent. was as fox
lows: II don't know anything about
Chonah. and don't know anything about
the whale; it's all the same as 'Drilby'-
it's a MOTEL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

The New York Sun notes that 1.-THE
Southern Republican Club" now rapidly
growing in numbers and strength, lis
composed OF men who have hitherto
been Democrats" Wait till election day,
and wen see.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

New York tailors are trying TO intro
duce dress coats of fancy coiors just to
brighten up the gatherings where there
are no women. This is hard on Gothams
wine and wit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

II is claimed that Chief-of-Police Con-
pally. OF New Orleans. was too hasty.
The name striped underling" applied 10
him by Mayor King turns out TO be a
term of endearment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
FASHIONS SEAL IS SET.

Nothing newer, nothing later,
nothing better, and nowhere so low
a price that we know of.
The MILLINERY OPENING of
yesterday continues for to-day. Its
great success is proof of how worthy
the store is in every possible point
to the citizens Of Richmond. A
crowded store OF newneSS, beauty
and goodness.
Moire Sl.4O Satin Damask Table Linens
for 6yC.
SOC Bleached Damask Table Linen. 25c.
90 All-Linen White DOYlies for Sc.
s. Real Turkey Red Table Damask for
SIS Heavy Damask Dinner Napkins,
SIS 2i-2.yard-wide Linen sheetings for
I9c "A yard.
2c Ali-Llnen Damask Towel, tied
fringe. for Y lie.
Fancy Duck Suiting is here for Zoe.
Imported Piques end Marseilles for lie
$3.50 White SIC Crochet quilts for SOC.
The New Tariff prices Of um0rel-
las. Fine Imported Navy
Gloria Umbrellas, with Dresden ball
handle TO match, Sl39 value for s3c.
Finest silk Gloria, Congo handle, silver
or gold mounted, value s., for $L9O.
SILK Gloria loop root handle, $50 value,
for 7Jc.
Cotton Gloria School Umbrellas for 3Sc.
The great Hosiery stock of Rich
mond. Only reliable ones sold by
us.
See the Best Suk-Finished Ladies'
Black Hose in the city for 33c. and
You'll be shown them here at Die; or,
Ladies' Isle Hose d SOC, and they are
here at 44c.
Another SOC kind for 39c.
S3c Childrens Bicycle Hose (blackl, sizes
TO 10 ior l9c.
Others. l6c quality, size 6 to II, for
Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Members of the House OF Commons
have heretofore reserved their seats in
the House by leaving their hats in them
during prayer time. The Speaker has in
PRODUCED an innovation by allowing a
seat TO be reserved by leaving on it a
visiting card. provided that the member
has attended prayers"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Tolstol has curious habit OF eating
raw onion the first thing on rising ne
believes it keeps the microbes out Oh MS
system. 1t ought to.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

It is surprising that the Jap. who shot
III Hung Chang should plead insanity
The Japanese are fin de steele enough 10
claim the hypnotism exemption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
80 pieces Of fine French Crepons
- mar cont !acc thar, tornoar r,rirac
Hints from our Popular-Price
ton Department.

Jockey Club White Rose and Pot
Pouri Satchet Powders, 2c each.
Talcum Powder 2jc box, Zoe.
Florida Water, Doc bottles. DC.
4-CUnce jar Petroleum Jelly. 7c.
1-pound can Petroleum Jelly. l9c.
Tan Shoe and Glove Cleaner, 2jc box
for Zoe.
Cucumber Complexion Soap, DC.
Children's Marseilles BibEs, &c.
Mourning Pins. % a box.
and Sc Beading. Sc a bunch.
Safety Pins, Sc a dozen.
Special values in great many
departments to-day-can't mention
them here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
K2nil|1ll & Co.
MILLINERY OPENING.

The first day of our display Of
Imported Patterns on yesterday
was a decided success in every
sense Of the word.
The season has opened with
vigor and it is commonly ac-
knowledged that our display OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
BLACK GOODS.

No one can look at a stock like
this without realizing what a COM
fort it is to the people of Richmond
to have such an assortment to Sc
lect from. 100 new pieces added
again to-day.
Black ATWOOD clay Diagonals, IS
inches wide, 6gc value. 80.
45-inch Atwood Fine Imperial Sergett
SIC value. 59c.
80 pieces of fine French Crepons
Is per cent. less than former prices.
Black Atwood 40-lnch Crepon, soc a
yard.
Black Atwood Crepon, with silk stripe.
Sl2j value, 7jc.
priestley's i2-inch Atwood Fancy
Armures SIC, $l25 value.
Black ATWOOD Fine French Batste,
soc value, 5c a yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

The delegate to the Utah constitution
al convention who introduced an amand-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

ment TO tax church property must be-
Ieve that political suicide is not sin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
HOUSEWARE.

2S7 packages of new goods re-
ceived Yesterday, among which
we're
400 China Umbrella Stands at Coo, usual
Price CSC.
So dozen French China. Chocolate and
After-Dinuer cups and Saucers at lyc
a pair. usual price 80 and soc.
Real China Bowls and pitchers, clear
white and full size, NJ &c FOR the
pieces usual price 9Sc.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, lo2 pieces,
nicely decorated. at NI95 Usual price
$3.50. ,.,.
Guerin & CO.'S finest decoration, %
pieces, at SIS, would be very cheap
at $lj.
Best Wire Lamp Frames, all
shapes and sizes, at DC choice.
Genuine French Plate Bevelled-Edge
Mirrors. I'm handsome steel frames az
s34S real value $50.
100 steel Engravings, nicely framed, 100
different subjects, size llXli inches at
l3c.
Fine Turkey Feather busters, 10 inches
in length at 90.
90 Handsome Etchings. by ). K. Brown
and James b. Day, nicely framed, size
1TxS2 inches, at 98c real value $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

rnent TO tax church property must w
ueva that political suicide is not sin.
IT Is surprising that the Jap. who shot
II Hung Chang should plead insanity
The Japanese are fin de steele enough 10
claim the hypnotsm exemption.
TolstoI has a curious habit of eating a
raw onion the first thing on rising ne
believes II keeps the microbes out Oh MS
system. 1t ought to.
Platt is said to be a faithful church
goer, but you can't measure mans re-
ligion by the length of his face on 0uH-
day.
Reeds "br'er rabbit attitude. while
Mckinley is engineering a presiueh'iai
boom in the South, must be very trying
1t is most appropriate that Comedian
Joe jefferson should be well supplied with
salt in his declining days.
The fact that Lord Rosebery broke his
long "sleep fast" on a Saturday night
ought to be explained.
The fate Of the Reina Regente seems 10
be as much in doubt as the Delaware
senatorship.
The postmaster at Trilby, Ohio, wears
4 No. Il shoe, and sings like an OWL
That bullet may result in another feath-
or for III Hung Changes cap.
The failure to launch the St Paul is
another pointer for Minneapolis.
--
Pugilism seems to be as hard TO pro-
hibit as the sale of rum.
Ii Hung Chang ought to get a rebate
for that bullet.
Carl Browne is using his felt speaking
trumpet again.
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TBEqIMKn' DAILI FASHION BINTS.
snoring Weatrer-It VIII Soon be Here
and Now for the Outing Costumes.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28
SpringOpening

brings with the event this season
an era of entirely new prices,
brought about and made possible by
the NEW TARIFF SALE.
Every buyer of the house has
been on the alert to do wonders.
and we are ready for the judgment
of the most critical Richmond audi
ence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Platt is said to be a faithful churcn-
goer but you can't measure a man re-
ligion by the length of his face on sun
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Reeds "br'er rabbit attitude WINE
Mckinley Is engineering a presidential
boom in the South, must be very trying
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

It is most appropriate that comedian
Joe Jefferson should be well supplied with
salt in his declining days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Carl Browne is using his felt speaking
trumpet again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Ii Hung Chang ought to get rebate
for that bullet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

The fact that Lord Rosebery broke MS
long "sleep fast" on a Saturday night
ought to be explained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

Pugilism seems to be as hard to pro-
hibit as the sale of rum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

The failure to launch the st. Paul is
another pointer for Minneapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

The fate of the Reina Regente seems 10
be as much in doubt as the Delaware
senatorship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-28

That bullet may result in another feath-
or for III Hung Changes cap.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

neglects you: pay him back in his own
coin. and he does the adoring." That
night Babette went off to the theatre
with glowing cheeks and eyes that were
sparkling with more than their usual
brilliancy. and she never danced better.
nor looked more absolutely bewitching.
Her quick eyes swept the house In one
comprehensive gaze and lit up with ex-
ultant satisfaction at the sight of the
three persons present whom she had
wished to be there.
In one of the first tier boxes there sat
a party of three-two ladies and a gen
tleman. Babette did not trouble to give
more than heeting glance at the lit
tie brunette over whose chair Carleton
was hanging. almost adoringly: she had
eyes only for the bride who sat, watch
ing the stage. listless and unhappy
looking, with the Carleton diamonds
flashing on her fair bosom and In her
golden hair and with a great pain tear
ing away at her heart.
The third object OF Babette's atten-
ton sat In the stalls. cycling her through
his jewelled lorgnettes. Babette gave
him slide glance Of recognition from
beneath her long lashes, and smiled tri-
umphantly to herself
He was n very handsome man of the
type that most wonderland particularly
fair women-admire. There was a deal
Of force and character In his dark face
and well-k form; and he carried him
self with the ease aud grace that Is ac-
quired by hard riding and outdoor
Dudley Haslemere was almost a mill
ionalre. and this was his first visit to
England from his far-off Australian
home.
Babette's dark eyes had flashed him a
The evening world., 1895-09-18
10000 MGTWM[l PMP[ERgo

shoulders and looked very swcetly and
very gravely into his face for a few
seconds.
You mean it,
ION my honor az a gentleman. l do"
Then she laughed.
II want you 10 make love to another
woman
"Babcttc"'
ii am not Joking. Did you notice q
very lovely girl at the Jollity last
Yes. She had sparkling black eyes.
and looked bew.tching in short skirts
and spangles."
SILLY! / am not referring to myself.
| mean the occupant OF one OF the first
tier boxes. Were not your eyes enam-
oured by golden ha.r and shoulders.
rising from folds of shimmer!ng snowy
SATIN"
lie shook his head,
MY eyes never wandered from the
stage" he asserted.
Babcttc sighed.
II am very sorry. Com" 20 Niagara
with me this afternoon. l Will point her
out to you
but Why" he asked.
because you must be introduced-you
must admire her. Listen and obey, IL
you value my-esteem. l have "A score
10 settle with her husband. Lord Carle-
ton. He is an egotistical fool. and his
wife is far and away too good for him.
| want you to make her-aGmire-you.
The evening world., 1895-09-18

found the lady awaiting him, gor-
geously attired In her most bew!tchins
tea gown.
Thanks, awfully," she said, bury.
ing her pretty nose in a great bouquet
Of Marechal N!els. ~ shall wear some
Of these tonight. Wont you smoke?
l always do. Thanks. I must try the
new brand. DO you prefer soda or
water"
Bahette thus made her visitor happy
In his creature comforts before she
commenced to talk. Then she drew
her chair closer to his and liked her
bright dark eyes on MIS- face as she
puffed her smoke In blue rings through
the air
II am n bett r. smoker than YOU" she
said. 81 am afraid | have rather a
tendency towards the New Woman"
Dudley Haslemers dropped his cigar
ette to put one arm caressingly round
the supple waist.
,"I only know that you are the most
Babctt" stopped him with pout.
That - haCkneycd," she said, 81
know all those stock phrases by heart %
Then what can | say 10 assure you
OF my dcvotion2"
Act" said Babette smiling. NO
inclined this afternoon. Besides, there
are influenza microbes In kisses AT this
time OF the year, Ana ! have real
horror of the epidemic.
what do YOU want me to do? Com
mand me, and ! am your willing slave"'
Babette put her two hands on his
The evening world., 1895-09-18

Carleton felt that there was no furthef
pleasure TO be derived from skating that
afternoon, so he took up his station near
the band and did the detective business
OF watching: but beyond noticing an
expression OF contentment and happi-
ness on his wifes pretty face there was
nothing whateve In her behavior to
give him any reasonable cause for the
feelings OF anger and Jealousy that were
raging in his breast.
That evening Lord and Lady Carleton
sat over their dinner in almost silence,
and there were traces OF recent tears
in her eyes. and his face bore an angry,
sullen expression. Yet they were
charmingly polite to each other, and
she was most assiduously attentive In
pouring just the exact quantity OF kum-
mel that he liked.
Later on he sauntered off to his club,
and she put her arms round his neck
and gave him an affec,ionate goodnight
kiss.
All this while Babette had been re-
ceiving reports as to how her scheme
was working. and congratulated herself
on having obtained so faithful an am
bassador. Lately. however, she had mo-
ticed that Haslemere seemed rather
reticent on the subject. and had slipped
out OF the habit of calling in for after.
noon tea at the bijou fiat.
on the particular afternoon follow.
ing Cartoons little outbreak OF
The evening world., 1895-09-18
PARK BOARD MEETS.
Bids for EnlarEinE the Museum of
Natural History Opened.


Several builders and contractors at
tended the meeting of the Park Board
In the Arsenal this morning and offered
bids for the compleitno and enlargement
OF the new west wing of the Museum of
Natural History. The lowest Of the
eight offered was $4,000 and the highest
slA,ooc. The estimates will be sent to
the park engineer for compilation and
the awards will probably be made in a
Few days.
Mr.. Bailey, OF Barnum & Baileys
show. sent letter expressing a desire
10 present the park menagere with
William T. Ahnelt. of $50 Broadway.
wrote letter commencing Mounted Po-
liceman John Murphy, of the park
squad, for stopping runaway recently
rai MnirPhys sr,a name S Will be placed on the
patrolman. who recently rescued boy
from drowning In the East River at the
foot of Fifty-first street, received per
mission from the Board to accept two
medals and also s25 in gold that had
been awarded him.
The Commissioners voted to place 200
more nnd LAMPS along the pTncpal val walks
will osk from the Board of Estimate
and Apportionment an appropriation Of
S25 900 to improve the small parks south
Henry Finck and John Becker, rep.
resenting the Taxpayers Association Of
the Tenth. Eleventh and Seventeenth
Wards. offered pNotion to the, Board
asking that Tompkvls Park be i'm
proved They ask for new walks and
more shade trees.
John V. Pine, clerk of Columbia Col
lege. asked the Commissioners to lay n
water mai nalong Riverside Drive that
the new boat house of Columbia Col
lege may be supplied with Croton. It
was intimated that the request would
be granted.
The Commissioners adjourned until
Sent, 90
The evening world., 1895-09-18

What Is to be my reward for this?"
Babette laughed and skipped lightly
of
assure me that my scheme has sue
ceeded and--the rest will follow. ! shall
not be long. will drop you at your
hotel for your skates"
Babette had not made mistake IN
surprising that Lady Carleton would be
again at Niagara that afternoon.
Presently she caught sight OF slim
form in blue and sable. with danny
THAT is she! Do you not admire her
loveliness?" Babette asked.
Haslemeres eyes followed the grace
full form and caught glimpse of the
II must admit It," he answered. Her
an easy one but for thinking Of you.
Now this narrative demonstrates the
fact that men or women can be too sure
OF their own attractions
Carleton was, in reality. In love with
his wife, but knowing that she was SO
fond OF him. and that he was such an
irresistibly fascinating fellow. he did
not think it worth his while to keep up
the fuel that keeps alight the fire of
woman's heart.
And when he saw that she began, to
the reason to a more sensible frame of
mind on her own part. and was quite
oblivious of a fact. which was patent TO
every BODY else-tnat nttie l.duy Narie-
ton was following the lead OF many
other fashionable ladies in having de-
voted admirer constantly In her train n,
one day at the rink Carleton was feel
ing rather bored, and II struck him that
he would do the model husband and
take his wife round for change;
But, to his surprise, instead OF hndins
company he Invariably left her, he
caught sight of her going round with
the handsome Australian and heard
without glance. ,
The green-eyed monster awoke, all of
n sudden, IN Cartoons blase heart.
lie felt that II was personal grievance
to desire his wife's company and to tind
that she was in no urgent need for HIS
His brow clouded over; and man In
pa assing, seeing II and divning its cause,
Looking for hei ladyship, Carleton?
Have you only just discovered that rs
bad form to prefer ones husbsndT"
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ency of spirit Is not displayed when
one of her own sex is the culprit; and
further it is unparalleled in the history
Of woman for a frail and errlng member
to take up the cause and championship
OF her irreproachable rival.
Yet established facts and theories
have been known. sometimes. to give
way to untoward events. and Babette
Of the Jollity's behavior with regard to
Jessica, Lady Carleton, maybe reckoned
as one of these undreamed-of occur
rences.
Now. Babette was smarting under
grievance when Rolfe. fourth Niscount
carleton, aetat th!rty-two, with a rent
roll o. fifteen thousand a year, re-
nounced all bachelor indulgences, and
took upon himself the onerous respon-
sibilities of a wife and respectability.
Babette had loved Carleton as well as
she knew how. and being loath to lose
IN, she found that the handsome part
The evening world., 1895-09-18

her muff and ground her pretty teeth
as she took in the situation.
''What fool you are, Carleton"
she said to herself. II should like to
teach you a lesson. The prettiest wom-
an in London is fretting her heart out
over your Indifference, and you prefer
any other creature. because she hap
pens to be your wife. OH you good
women, how you lose your husbands
and your lovers through your very
fidelity! Carleton would not have dared
to neglect me"
That afternoon Babette went home to
her dainty bijou Hat. and during the
time that elapsed between then and
the fultilment of her duties at the Jol-
lity, she formed a plot in her own mind
which was calculated to bring Carleton
to his senses, and to ban.sh the pathetic
look from the brides blue eyes.
Rabette possessed a clear knowledge
of human nature and human frailties.
and experience had taught her that II
anything Is to be appreciated 1t must
be difficult TO obtain.
Pooh she, said, as she, threw her.
self back in her easiest chair and lit
cigarette. You VIII break that
little heart of yours before you make
your husband feel a pang of regret. my
dear Lady Carleton-if you continue as
you have begun, by simply adoring him.
You have yet to learn that man Is a
satiated animal-worship him and he