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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
sUNDlT-SCHOOH DIREcrORs.
Interesting Meeting Held at Broad-street
Church SUNDAY Afternoon

The annual meeting of the Board Of
directors OF the Methodist sunday School
Society of Richmond was held sunday
afternoon a Broad-Street church. Each
school was well represented. and the
meeting was characterized by enthusiasm
and apparent determination on the part
Of all present 10 put forth greater efforts
than heretofore for the sdbbath-se ho0l
cause.
President Valentine aud Treasurer
Waiford submitted annual reports. each
fun or encouragcment and interest Mr.
Valentine said I'm his report concerning
the growth of the work among the Metho-
dists.
"To-dav closes another year i'm the hiss
tory or CIR society. beginning IN 1872
with eight schools and a roll of about
l,2w scholars. II now has sixteen schools
with a roll of 1850. Much of this success
las been due. under God 10 the faithful
officers and teachers. who with much
self-sacrince, have laoOred with steadiness
ana zeal I'm he cause. The large increase
in schools, however, was mainly accom-
plished through the energy OF THIS board.
which. imblbing the missionary spirit at
a time when the least was being done.
suddenly bcheld three important localities
supplied with comfortable ana cOmmo-
diOus church buildings. which have in
the past few years developed INTO flourish
ing churches with large schools. Several
others have been added, which doubles the
original number OF schools aud Qualru-
pies tho number OF scholars I thank God
that this spirit Of carrying the gospel is
still alive In our board. and trust the
coming year will be the most successful
OF our history"
TIE President then paid a high tribute
10 the promoters OF the society and TO
those who have preceded him In the exec
utivc chair, followed 10y statistical infOr-
nation as to gains and losses. and be-
lievcs that the society is stronger to-day
than year ago
He closed as follows. Dead branches
do not add 10 the vgOr Of a tree n0l DO
useless members add vigor or strength to
any organization The amount of money
raised during this year (sOme amounts
being estimated is S.21.3l-a magnifl-
cent sum. and sufficient TO not only sup
ply all needed material for school pur-
noses, but sufficient 20 enable us to send
the gospel TO those not blessed as We
are
the President stated that only eighty
seven conversions have been reported in
the schools but is assured that a much
larger number have been blessed"
The selection Of officers resulted I'm the
reelection Of r. 5. NJ. Valentine as
president. Charles r. Rady, secretary; 5
f.. Bishop. assistant secretary; +. l.. d.
Walford. treasurer Each Sunday-sch0ol
superintendent is a vice-prcsident OF the
society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
GRicE-STREET BAPTIST.
Services in sunday school and Church on
sunday.

Sunday was an unusually intefestins
dav al Grace-street Baptist churc".
There were about $50 children IN the sun
dav school. and many signs or CROWNS
enthusiasm. President +. w. Boat
wright. of Richmond College. has a mag
nidoent class Of students. ANA the infant
Glass under Mrs. b. b. Van Buren,, has
lam actual attendance of io.
THE singing of the school under DIT.
y r Cosby. and with the aid OF organ,
,f,ro cornot. and violin. constitutes one
nf Tho most attractive features OF the
school ,..
pr uatcher's congregations nave been
,oticeahlv larger since his return 20 o..
cifv and sunday morning the crowd was
very great.
he preached 20 his congregation In the
Morning on "rhe necessity for careful
consideration IN entering the service OF
christ " I'm the evening be preached al
tho First Presbyterian church and az ihe
NIGHT service he had Or. Kerr 10 preach
for his people. Il was "a large audience
and aneloauent sermon.
During the past week Or. Hatcher has
received twelve neT members into his
church. and he finds an unusual number
of strangers attending this church.
The Grace-Street choir is one Of the
best I'm the city. and the congregation
itself ia noted for its splendid and en-
thusiastic singing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Pc, Mr.. nndmnn At ST. Iamcs.

Rev. r. II. Dadmun preached two admit
rable sermons at ST. James Methodist
church Sunday besides addressing a
Young peoples gathering In the afternoon
irhc congregation at night filled tho
church 10 cyerhowing. and the earnest
and forceful manner IN which he pre-
scntcd Christ as a seeker and Saviour OF
me lncOnverted had telling, effect on
his hearers Mr. Dadmun Is peculiarly
nttcl for revival work. for In addition To
being an interesting talker, he displays a
zeal and is so apt in MS illustrations that
he readily touches the hct-ts and gains
me svmuathy Of his listeners.
Rev. Mr. Dadmun. assisted by the pastor
aid others. Will conduct services every
nirht this week at St James. These
meetings are free from excitement, and
the indications point 10 the accomplish
ment CT much good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
New Wraps.

New arrival OF several hundred OF
the latest designs and materials IN
Capes and Jackets. Capes in Diagonal.
Bouclc, Cheyiot, Serge. Jackets In
smooth and rough materials. in the
very latest cuts and lengths. in black,
blue. and tan.
A wide range OF prices from y 70 >to'
Velour du No.d and Velvet Capes,
trimmed with fur. bfald. and bead
work. from SO TO So.
Some new and stylish Suits In tan.
brown, gray. blue. and black
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
THE rlMEs-RICHMOND VA TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1898

monthly report which gives the follow
ing statistics. &c: Total enroimeht -"hite
8 20 coIored 4.6ll: total. LII. Average
datfv at,endance-wftte ssh. colored 4.2ll:
total l0.0Ss Percentage-white. % 6-io;
coIored. % $40. Night schools were
opened al Leigh School and Springfield
school october LIST with 100 pupils. The
pupils seem welI-disposcd TO learn. and
are doing well.
The Board. after careful consideration.
decided TO return 10 its former plan Of
holding written examinations in Feb
ruary.
After routine business the Board ad-
jOufned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
B4Rvn,s HIsroR, AGAiN.
attorney-General Scott says II LAY be Ex-
cluGed.

1t the regular weekly meeting OF
Pickett Camp last night a letter from
Comrade Major r. Taylor scott, Attor-
nov-General. in regard TO the school his
tory. was read wherein he stated that
Holmes. Barnes, Sherwin's, and Cham
bers' histories had been adopted, the last
two on recommendation Of the Grand
camp that Il was in the power OF the
CITY school Board to select from any Of
the above-named histories and thus ex-
clude Barnes history
Thanks from Mrs. General Malone ioi
resolutions OF sympathy were read.
An invitation TO attend Soldiers Homo
on saturday next. when Governor Ofer-
rail- will visit the home, was accepted.
Applications from Colonel ". J.. cut
shaw ana James y. Goodwin. for mem
bership. were submitted.
The camp Will give an entertainment
AZ the Richmond Theatre some time dur
ing next month.
Major e. F.. Howard was presented 10
the camp, and made fe" remarks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
THE SOUTHERN CHANGES
FORECiST or THE TIMES >fSf-
OYFTCTILLi CONFIRMED.
MIR. John Nunson. Chief Clerk OF the
Offices in This City. to Re
move to Raleigh.

Mr. H. l.. Smith. formerly general
freight agent OF the queen and Cres-
cent, but who. according To semi-ouclai
reports, will in a few days assume the
duties OF general freight agent Of the
entire system OF the southern railway
arrived In Richmond at 23S o'clock yes
terday and was for some hours In con
sultation with the Southern railway Of
ncials here At I o'clock last night he
returned to Washington. but IT is un-
derstood that in a few days he VIII
again come to Richmond TO locate here
permanently
MANY CHING @.
This appointment OF Mr.. Smith is only
one OF a good many changes which VIII
be made among the Southern Railway
officials within the next few days. put
until the official announcement is maao
n will be impossible 10 state just what
they will be.
When Mr. James II. Drake. general
freight agent OF the Southern, was seen
yesterday. he said that the rumored
schedule Of changes In the freight ce-
partment Of the Southern, as publshed
exclusively in The Times OF the 2si IN
slant. was practically correct, SO FAR
as II went. but that there were addi-
tional changes not yet made public. The
list of rumOrcd changes given was as
fellows:
1Ef OF tcfaLs AFFECTED.
NJ. T.. Fitzgerald. who was formerly
general freight agent OF the western
system OF the Southern Railway, with
headquarters at Knoxville, Tenn, VIII
be made assistant general freight agent,
with headquarters "a Louisville, KY;
that Mr.. Hayden Miller, who was for
merly division freight agent al Dir
mingham Ala, will be made assistant
general freight agent, with headquarters
at Atlanta, Ga. and that Mr. j. h.
Drake. formerly general freight agent
of the Eastern System, with headquar-
ters in Richmond. will be made assistant
general freight agent, with headquarters
I'm this city.
Mr.. John Munson. chief clerk In tho
offices OF the Southern here, WIZ next
Thursday remove TO Raleigh y. {.
The official circular OF changes VIII be
received In a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Art Materials.

II has been our aim to collect the
best and most select assortment OF
Art Materials to be found.
Silks and Ernbroidering Threads that
We, can recommend.
Our stamping Patterns are the new
est and best. and we are showing the
largest assortment OF designs 10 be
found in me city.
We are tho eJle owners OF several
new stamping processes
New Linens for fancy work. and a
large line OF uiain md farcy Den:ms.
stamped and Drawn-Work Linens.
Spachtei and Irish to'nt Wotk IN
ocarfs Travs. Table-co,e Dcylies.
ana Mats Pillow and Cushion-C Covers
IN fact, everything that you might
eau FOR IN tho way Of fancy work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Informed by Rev. Wesley johnson, the rec
tor that IL would require 1900 for the
roof the total expenditure being estimated
ut from 5000 to $500. Tho matter was
briefly discussed, and will be brought TO
the attention OF the different congrega-
tiOns.
Rev y. w. Randolph. OF Emmanuel
church. was able TO be present at yester-
day's meetlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Rev. Or. l.. @. Broughton OF Roanoke.
Va. is In. the city. and will preach at
Neuable-Strect Baptist church every
n!eht this wec6. Many persons On
Church Hin remember the greaa revival
DR.. BrOughton he'd al Leirh-sirect f'9'
list church last spring. and will be glad
to have an opportunity 10 hear him
again.
The report that DR.. Broughton has
accepted q call 70 Lee-Street Baptist
church, Baltimore. IL incorrect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

New and desirable additions have
been made 10 our Colorcd Dress Goods
stock.
Popular Plaids. Clan Plaids, and
Pla!ds in new ana stylish combination
OF colors: Rough Suitings. Bouci"'
Camers-Hair. Boucle Imprim, IiDi-
lines. alohair Boucles, Mohair Figures
Cheviots, English and Scotch Sorses,
0c.
Smooth-surface goods for tabernacle
sults-Broadcloth, Diagonal, VIDE Ne
diurn. and Small Vale Serges, English
Tweeds and English Covert Cloth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Black Goods Depart
meut.

serres IN narrow. medium and vide
vale ranging in price from o9c. to
sl.25 per yard
Mobair and Cameis Hair Boucle,
Rlister Cloth. Imprim Zibiline.
Caniche. Crimped Mohair'
Crepoaette. camePs Hair,
Diagonal c oh Serges,
And Diagonal.
New lines OF Plain and Fancy
Mourning Fabrics. ranging In price
from soc. TO s. per yard; ard II goes
without saying full lines OF all the
staples can be found at this very popu-
lar counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
HID 70 0nnrRIa

\ Meeting OF the special committee on
he nev, IAN vas called FOR las, evening,
~ o'clock bnt Messrs. Gunst and Don
Leavy were the only members present;
and 10 business could DC tfahsac'e1 "a
10 meeting Of the Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing OF which not a sin
.,le member put In an appear ance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Underwear.

The grades we keep and the prices
we ask for il is inducement 10 the
prudent buyers 10 give us their Disi-
ness. Every poin, OF excellence mas
been considered. Washing AID wear
ing qualities we can guarantee. Every
grade that you may call for, ana all
at reasonable prices.
Infants Shirts from 25c. 70 NSo.
Children's Shirts and Drawers from
SO. to s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

The Committee on Claims and Salaries
met last evening at 7 o'clock, with the
following members present:
AIessrs. Walerstein chairman, Reeve
aud Moore The committee decided 10
recommend to the Council that several
claims be paid After the transaction
Of some routine business, the committee
adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Civ School Board.

The regular monthly meeting OF 'he
civ school Board OF the city of Richmond
was held tn The CITY Hail yesterday aIter-
noon az O'Clock. Present. Hon. >. lay
lor Ellyson chairman Hon. william
I.ovenstein. Joseph o. Diekerson. r. d.
starke. Alonzo L. philips, James II.
Capers. George b. Davis, A. d. Lander
kin. and r. Edgar shine; William r Fox.
superintendent, and c. r. Rady. super
VISOR.
SUPERINTENDENT Fox suosmtted MS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
YENPLE, PEMBER7ON, CORDES 4 CO.

Ladies' Vests and Pants from zoe. to
$3.50.
Gsntiomen's shirts aud Drawers
from zoe. to 81 per garment.
Gcntlemen's. Ladies' and children's
Naturai-WO0i Bands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
THE GAS INVESTIGATION
GROSS NEGLIGENCE ~ THE COKE
DEPARTMENT DISCOTERED.
The Gas Works and Books In Very Bad
Condition No Balance Made for Years.
The Pay-Rolis Not signed.

The special Joint committee appointed
TO investigate the affairs of the City
Gas-Works met last evening az 5 o'clock
in the Office OF Superintendent knowles.
on the ground floor OF the City Han.
The following members were present:
Messrs. Gunst chairman, Alien, Cot
trell. snead, and Woody. city Attorney
Meredith and Superintendent Knowles,
of the Gas-Works were on hand as were
Colonel William p. Smith. the expert ac-
countant and Mr.. J. O.. winston. the
stenographer
The report OF the subcommittee, con-
sisting Of the City Attorney and super
intendent Knowles was then called for.
Mr.. Meredith stated that the subcom-
mittee had not prepared any report in
writing but that they had made an in
vestgation of the aiiairS 81 the ueptt1-
meut in order TO secure evidence, SO th't
they could mark out Il line or optfaNVi
for the full committee. Ihey hau SpeNe
an entire day at the Lower Gas-N VlAs
for that purpose, and investigated one
hranch of the Gas-MOrks thoroughly .
They went all over the Gas-N orNs' an .
found the same IN very uiiap-ud, y
condition. At his request. MI NM" ~.
had prepared a written report - 70 -
condition IA which ne t0und INC 'd s
Works when he took charge OF them,
and this report would be presented u
the committee a., ..,.,,o,,
Mr.. Meredith added that, In his opihioI,
a very full Investigation was Jus'lheI d a.,
TO tho use OF coke by outsiders, Wine,
had been carried on for some tnie' a's'i
which showed certainly some srVss "t NJ
ii'.i,,co IN inc mart OF Mr. Walsh. lie
suggested that the COMMITTEE Lear o;,
number Of witnesses who had he'cr " -,
Summoned before. lie said the mater VI
the selling OF lime had not yet oegn ' s,,,,-
o,rhlv investigated by him, nut ne su5
oo--7,t,SS ,bat the committee better maze
''i t,r ~ Meredith next desired TO know II a /,
r.nort should be made ON violaeiio,nFS ,o'
ritv ordinances and Mr.. Allen rep"c" IO'
! t,nSs c"mnittee in the affirmative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Silks.

Newest effects. most stylish coiho'-
nation Of colors, very latest ueS's ',,
and prices to put the very best III 'he
reach Of everybody.
warp-Prlnted TaGetas' hsh' anu
s,.,, co,orlnes. white and tinted
grounds. - acd
waist silks. lowered striped anu
Maid plain ana illuminated grounds,
some striking novelties IN EVs'''.s
silks Brocaded sa,ins. ralietas, an, anu
croe-crains.in light and dark snaainss,
inst the thing for the very stylish ana
popu.ar petticoats. .,,so
Holvv Brocaded silks. black p'a'n'
and fancy co!ored. e..,,
- ,,,-,,,ins IN Pear de Sole and sath
duchess at 81, a.25, and $50 per sa'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Every weave and material 'ha1 use
or fashion dictates can be i'uii' ''4'''
sented IN our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
M.. KNowLfs' nrrorr.

Superintendent Knowles then suDiiill.e"
me following report TO the co.li,l' oI
when / took charge OF the na s,s ~ in in "a =,
on June I. 1870, ! FOUND Tue WIN
deplorabie condition; -, o,,1 ,be
m An the fences rOtted down anu 'No
works open 10 all intruCers. 100. 90 tho
~ No windows in sheds h'At w
etr.,ot. tre-bricll and other maltrid, -
49, 49, - mar any one could help Them
"a The roofs on the coal-sheds We're
entirely docayed: the sheeths, IhLtci =
and sllls had worn out 80 80 new ne ones.
a. NaIVe-rOOm, cCrnlccs, attYS' "'N
norch had rottcd and given away. H.,
n coal benches in retort-housc aio"tl
10 be worked for months WHOM ue, Us
n1ned The carbon had formed III Re-
rrts en- mick that II was with dlincully
tbst the uremen could charge tns re-.
forts or draw the same. W i,oh - ~.
were pipcd il took ten days 10 ~" ~ ..
mo carbon. after the carbon hau pcc'l
burned out they were found III 1au ~ III
Gition so much so that the benches ma"
Gl Water Plaintiffs plant was III a
much worse CONDITION nun srn,, 10
ninnf IL had TO be refined from snv
Frafe-bars 10 the stacks. New cSsplS 81
and down-run valves were requlteu' az ~
the machinery connected WIN the quaint
was I'm the same bad condition. H.,
~ Purifying HOuse-Ine pullhtla .1..
hefn neglected TO such an extent thl
IN yere coated over with rust ana
leaking badly. 90 ,ias Of tho
~ Condensing ROom-One slle OF Wv
~ t.,,e..re had not worked Tor SeNefai
months. on account OF a niontn -
IN, ,rhe buildings which nave siate
rcofs are Nm such a condition that th'y
o,iI require new sheeting IN many piaV' = =
and the slate Will have 10 De 'ahen o''
dOi one OF the iron columns that sup,
ported the main girder 10 the tle sh'e. sue,
was removed I'm 1888. Al tivse o.,
,t,,bors mad been allowed TO sWhE' ali
1otted so that they mad 20 DC P"''" nv"
am Inc citv employs carpenter az
90 ~ nor dav 10 keep up repairs, Dick
80, -,-c,. st 50 20 day for the same purpose
.r1 a GOOD number or helpers 10 herf
-, ,,-orlss in a rrst-class condition
f-.tl4I of these me,nanlcs DOING GIN
i,,-sf af mechanical WORK, tney Nefe en-,
49, as ward hands, dumping coal ana
f-t,, iqborers' work. ana all these Duiiu-
49, we're allowed 10 go TO piece.
"a bc,e n VIII be the pleasure OF your
,,,,r,itteo TO go down 10 the Worhs anu
,,rneesd with your investigation.
III WOULD be great INCONVENIENCE 70 r.
,.,,,r, those persons and employees OF We
11,"rl-s Who may be summoned as VIZ
mcsse, IN come uptown, az tne ihaJVllsS
nf them I've IN the neighDorhoou OF inc
Vi Knowles next presented a statei men.
a. 10 the repairs needed, Wnlgn H ~. and
handed to him by Mr. aish III Su.' ',r ,,,,
which showed a vast discrepancy "o"'
his own report. -. member of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

wide range OF colors and snAal"ss
IN yclvets ranging In price iro'' - ~
s. Der yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
coroyrr SMITHS INVESTIGATIONS.

colonel Smith was asked as TO the re-
ss,It Of his Investigation up TO the present
time He stated that he found the BOOKS
'n "a very bad condition, although they
Rad originally been kept well FOR lonE
zinc He also noticed an utter absence
~ a cash account and a disregard OF the
fouble entry system. Some accounts han
Zen rulei down as II they bad been bal,
ancrd while IN reality the accounts ala
NOT balance at ALL and in order to as
rertain the actual condition OF anairs
The hooks had to be entirely gone over
again. The pay-rolls being without sigma
tilres. there was nothing 10 indicate VINO
received money and how much. lie had
found however. some pencil marks on
the pav-rolls which he thought showed
where orders had been given for the
nav The ticket books used In the sale
~ coke also were In a very bad cond'-
lion He made calculation in regard 10
one Of these ticket books and FOUND mat
about 100 tickets had beel torn out with
The stubs from various portions OF the
Nr Meredith stated that during the
FIRST Investigation IL had been explained
that these tickets had been torn out TO
Facilitate the business when large orders
for coke were received at one time
Mr. smith said the books were balanced
the last time in December. 1892, anc that
some of the balances hal the appearance
of being forced
The committee then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

committee Mr.. Meredith advised mat inc
- - coke bc first Investigated anu
thai fb''a the committee might al the same
time look into the matter OF payofo,,,s
'roionei smith. the expert accoun,ah.,
..,,e1 mai none of the pay-rois had beeh
Stoned bv the men. IN some instances ''.''
,,,e, we're credited with thirty-one DAYS
Der month. even in the coke once winch
VIZ" w., Questioned by Mr. Snead, Superin,
temdent Knowles stated that a good deal i,.a
-, t',,is was DISPOSED OF at the gas-worKs'
In but mo no account OF it was kept Inc re,
CENTS were only entered Tor coke anu
sS;,',nerintendent Knowles stated tEat
never hound Of coal or coke ,lah pen
,,'siyhed N the gas-works. ana that there
reaily were no scales on hand. lido,
ON motion of Mr.. Allen. II was declusu
.,'on ne next meeting oe held at the
Lowe" ,S Gas-Works this afternoon at
O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
New Drapery Silks,
New Silkollnes.
New BrOcatclles.

We have just received some exclusive
designs In Velour, Tapestry, and Satin
Derby Curtains. Don't fall to see
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

speclal lines of Plain and Fancy
Lining silks. ,,.-,rs
s2-lnch Velour du Nord' lot "'''''
q $50 and 8 per YARD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Dress and Cloaking Nelvets, - 80
., "a % inches wide. ranging IN price
fror, 3 to $50 per yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Combination Gases.

We have a fine assortment or COM
bination Cases Bookcase and Secretary.
an pricos. SYDNOR & HuNDLEf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Rugs and Curtains.

Smyrna. Oriental, and Ingram Rugs
and Drugeets. from the smallest door
size to the largest carpet size. lzxi5
feet. in a range OF prices from zoe.
10 SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Not such as are generally made up
for the dry goods trade, but such as
YOU would expect to find az the finest
furriers. newest styles Of Capes. all
very wide sweep. IN length from =
10 20 inches LONG,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
visited the Mechanics Institute

The Committee on Schools met about
o'clock. when the following mem
beers were present: Messrs Mann ,Sual,-
nam Briggs Brock, Lawder, and Mount
castle. The committee approved a number
Of Hills and then adjourned to pay a
visit TO the Mechanics Institute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29

Mrs. W. \. Bonav,ta, and Master Roy
Bonavita. are visiting MIS-. D. - WI
liams. 1l3 east clay street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
As,racIlan, Wool Seal,
Electric seal, Martin,
Ccaey, French seal.

All made TO our special order by one
OF the best furriers In New YORK.
Finest selected skins and best Innings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
Curtains.

Hundreds OF patterns and dozens Of
grades to select from, all the choicest
Of this years production IN acw and
novel patterns