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The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11
TIE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Larrabee.
Owen, Moore & Co.
J. r. Libby.
Wiscasset s. Quebec Il. r. Co.
Walter Corey Co.
Hooper, Son & Leighton.
Benjamin F. Harris.
Wilson Spring Mineral Water.
Report of the The First National Bank.
Legislative Notice.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost. Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11
OWEN, MOORE eco.

The sceatter today
is likely to
be fair
MARCH IL. 1895.
Y r ERE'S a list
l. / of timely spring
Bargains which
you will do we'll to read
over carefully.
The offering is for one
day only and in many
instances the quantities
are small. This is a
good reason why you
should be on hand early
this morning.
Q-LO y AO wv ~ IL.
One lot Of mems dog
skin street Gloves, at
SI.I8, marked down from
$3.50.
At same counter. lot
of women's black cash
mere Gloves, long wrist,
at 3oc, regular soc quail
ity.
BLOUSES, ETC.
One lot of stylish lawn
Waists, dark grounds,
with small dots and silk
cord trimming, at 72c to-
day, marked down from
$I.oo.
Also a small lot of
fancy silk Shirtwaists,
at $3.50, been $3.50,
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (lfuszin.)
One lot of cambria
Corset Covers, hamburg
trimmed, V neck, at 1oc,
worth 25c.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
One lot of striped and
checked Nainsooks, six
styles , at Sc yard, worth
Ioc and II 1-2c. Also a
lot of Children's cash
mere Hats, suitable for
school wear, at4oc today,
marked down from
$I.oo.
SKIRTS COUNTER.
One lot of finest fast
black satteen Skirts,
lined, one and two ruffles,
at SLIP today, been
$3.50.
CORsETS COUNTER.
Today we'll sell a line
OF the popular longwaist-
ed "W. B." Corsets, black
white and drab, all sizes,
at SI.14, regular price
$3.50.
DRESS TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
One lot of fancy metal
belt Buckles, at nc and
I8c, marked down from
ISc and 25c.
NOTIONS COUNTER.
Fifty gross of military
Hooks and Eyes, silvered
and japaned,a at three cards
for SC. Great Bargain.
MACINTOSHES.
One lot of women's navy
blue, double texture Mac
intoshes, long capes, at
$3.50, marked down from
$500. Also a lot of
children's gossamer
Ii -
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11
SILKS COUNTER.

SILKS COUNTER.
One lot of Cheney
Brothers printed Blouse
Silks, wide widths and
best quality, at soc a
yard today, been 6oc and
75c.
DRAPERIES ROOM.
Twenty two pairs
Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, ecru and white,
assorted patterns, to go
at $500 today, been $500
and S4.75.
YARNS COUNTER.
One lot of best quality
Columbia Germantown
Yarn, slightly soiled and
a little bit faded, at 1oc a
skein today, regular price
I8c.
LEATHER GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of black grain
leather and red morocco
Coin Purses, at 36c, mark
ed down from soc.
JEWELRY COUNTER.
One lot of nickeled
Silver Tea Spoons,
standard size, at Ioc
each, worth 25c.
STATIONERY COUNTER.
One lot OF silvered
Photograph Frames, cab
met size, at zoe, marked
down from 36c.
One lot of visiting
Cards, fifty in a pack, in
a neat box, at I5c today,
other days 25c.
TOILET GOODS COUNTER.
One lot of olive back,
all bristle Hair Brushes,
at 25c, marked down
from 48c. One gross of
the famous Portsmouth"
Lavendar Salts, with
nickel screw top, at 1Sc,
regular price everywhere
25c. One lot of trans
parent Glycerine Soap,
at 800 a dozen, regular
price 6oc.
HABERDAsHERY COUNTER.
One lot of fancy Join
vile Scarfs, at 35c, been
soc.
One lot of white silk
and crepe Teck Knot
Scarfs, fine goods, at 25c,
been soc.
A lot of white dress
Shirts, unlaundered,
small and large sizes
only, at CSC. Great Bar
gain.
BASEMENT.
One lot of pressed
glass Olive and Sauce
Dishes, at sc, regular
price Ioc. A hundred
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11

One lot of black, all
wool, ribbed Stockings,
fit for school wear, at
28c for all sizes, regular
36c sort.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Knitte
One lot of jersey-ribbed
merlno Underwear, wom-
ems, at 4oc, marked down
from 62c.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Children's
One lot Of jersey
ribbed merino Under
vests and Pantalettes, for
children eight to fifteen
years, to go at soc today, 4,
regular price 75c.
HOSIERY COUNTER, (Mens')
One lot of boys stout
rubber Coats, at SI.47,
marked down from SI.75.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER, (Mens)
One lot of fine natural
grey mixed, all wool
Shirts and Drawers,
Spring weight, at 75c,
marked down from $I.oo,
all sizes up to fifty inch.
LINENS COUNTER.
One lot of extra large
size (22x45) German
linen buck Towels, hem
stitched and damask
borders, to be sold at acc
today, regular price 45c.
HANDKERCHLEFS COUNTER.
One lot of mems white
hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, with large initial
in the corner, at nc,
been nc.
EMBOIDERIES COUNTER.
Five hundred linen
Antique lace Tides, at
&c each.
LACEs COUNTER.
An assorted lot Of ecru
linen Medici Lace edges
and Insertions, at nc a
yard, been 25c and CSC.
NECKWEAR COUNTER. (Women's)
One lot of white, cream
and colored Crepe Lisse
Neck ruching, assorted
styles, at Ioc a yard to-
day, been nc to 3oc.
One lot Of boys linen
Byron Collars (soiled),
at Sc today, been nc.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
One lot of basket
weave picot edge Rib
bons, pink, blue and
white, at &C a yard to-
day.
NEEDLEWORK COUNTER.
One lot of twenty inch
Down Pillows, in Floren-
tine silk cases, with ruffle,
at SI.oo each today, been
$I.AO-Onlv a few of
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorias
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11

The only terms at these
Monaay Sales are cash,
and no exchanges.
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11

Real moon Observation-Disclosures, good
fortune.
Don't That our Linen buyer
The Portland daily press., 1895-03-11

One lot of twenty inch
Down Pillows, in Floren-
tine silk cases, with ruffle,
at sT.oo each today, been
SI.4o-only a few of
these.
One lot of linen Hand
kerchiefs and Glove
Cases, stamped for Honi-
ton lace embroidery, to
go at 3oc today, other
days soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

end power Of the Holy Spirit ls TO be
the subject discussed. and from II Is
expected TO come inspiration that will
assist all workers for the salvation OF
souls I'm their holy work.
IL IL probable that Mr.. +. III. Jacobs.
the leader OF the Moody choir in this
city last year, will be present. end. II so.
Will conduct the music. Several OF the
finest solo singers In Richmond have con-
scented 10 assist.
Rev. J. w. Daugherty. president Of the
convention. will call the meeting 10 order
and preside. lie has received letters
from ministers In Scotland. England and
wales. stating that they win positively
be In attendance. Among the many not
able speakers who Will ad iress the con-
vention. are Rev. Thomas Payne, OF
Dublin. Ireland, author OF The Covenant
PROMISE" Rev. a. G. Dixon. y. b., pas
tor OF Hanson Place Baptist church.
Brooklyn, ". y; Charles +. Cutter. SUI
psrintendent OF the Fulton-Street Pray
or Mission. New York. aud J. C. School
field. OF Nirginia.
The delegates. az far as possible. will
De lsntsrtair.ed in the homes OF the
people. The meetings will be free to the
public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Christmas.

The following poem. entitled Christ
mas which was prnte in tie Womans
Edition Of The Times. is reproduced at
the request Of the author. owing to hume
rous inaccuracies occurring in the original
print:
The happy. holy days are here,
The sweetest days Of all the year,
The Joyous time
OF chant and chime
And Love, Love, Love!
OF Love Divine for me and mine,
And you and yours. and all mankind
Yes all that are,
or ever were
Since God made man.
or human love so great, so dear
That II is heaven mirrored clear
In natLreN pure,
And shall endure
while GOD 1 love-!
OF love which is the breath of Him
Who did but good, on hearts that dim
With plying tears
For griefs and fears
That are not theirs,
And give their gold Of loving thought
Their myrrh, their frankncense where
naught
Can be repaid.
Because He said
"'Tis done TO Me"
Before US all the year has gone
The Wondrous Star. 1t stcTs.'Tis done!
IT'S done VINO sings?
Harkl Angels wingsl
"Glad tidings' JOY!
And 1t will lead. Fear ot for 1
The Light the Dayspring from on high.
My own shall save.
Not cen the grave
Can conquer n &c.
For I'm in thee and thou in Me.
We with the Father soon shall be
In that sweet home
From which I've come,
For all eternity.
And woe and want, and pain and strife,
Yea, ali We suffer, miname life,
Shall flee away,
And in that day
Shall Se reJoice!
"Ali. all mankind" IT'S clearly writ
BY Majesty and Mercy. Wit
OF ours for save
Reads damn Gave
lie Himself for naught?
To save aud heal. to help and bless.
Comes this our sun of righteousness,
The little child
The meek. the mild,
The child OF man.
Rejoice, Rejoicel The day is here,
The sweetest day OF all the year;
The glad, sweet time
OF chant and chime
OF Love, Love Love,
FRANCES COURTNEY BAYLOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

a Recently Discovered Foe" "y HIM.
N.x.r Published - lis works

4
Never rubli~hed "a us works
The Greek Letter Societies" OF the uhi,
vcrslty OF Virginia, called "CorKs anu
Curls." which has Just been Issued cor
tains a neutrality-suspicious. poem %
Edgar Allan Poe. We regret tnat We
cannot reproduce the photographic rae SIM
ne OF the last verse and the signature
~. 4. Poe" which f. clearly shown "a
"Corks and Cnrls." The story OF us ais
covery Is thus told: a..
The poem We publish below was ols-
covered by Mr.. II. Dalton Dillard, rep.
r,arv %. 1896. in Volume !. OF Rollins
Uistolre Anclenne. i'm the University 'oi
virginia. Library. A search of the rec
ords bv the librarian. Mr.. +. W. Page,
showed that the book had been borrowed
bv Poe while a student here In 1870, ana
had not been taken out since ms tnle'
In this poem the peculiar genius OF roe
may be seen AT first glance, and traces
of inc philosophy that marks 1.-THE ka-
ven" 'Dreamland" and other produc-
tions Of his lonesome latter years" are
clearly apparent As the poem must nave
been written when the boy poet was only
seventeen years old Il is interesting III
that IL disproves the statement OF ms
biographers that there was nothing cyhi-
cal In the tendency Of any Of his carrier
poems
The rseasscript is not particularly neat
I'm the third stanza especially, several al
terations and erasures occur. We print
the poem IN full, together with rae
simiio Of the last stanza. showing chiros-
graphy and signature:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
The OLD Dominion Hospital.

The following communication was re-
ceived on yesterday by the president Of
the Board Of Managers of the old Do
minion Hospital, from the secretary Of
the Medical College of Virginia:
at the annual meeting of the Board
OF Visitors OF the Medical College OF Nir-
ginia. held June l2 1895. the following reso-
ution by Mr.. Wyndham II. Meredith,
seconded hy DR.. Thomas +. Mathews
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the Board Of Visitors
OF the Medical College of Virginia reeog-
nize with thankful appreciation, the SER
vices. interest and substantial aid of
the Lady Board OF Managers OF the Old
Dominion Hospital In the establishment
and continuous and increasing success OF
the Hospital that the secretary OF the
Board be instructed TO convey TO the
Lady Board Of Managers the earnest
thanks Of the Board of Visitors for their
great and faithful Efforts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
MY SOUL.

Sailing over seas abysmal.
From a world Of shame;
once a vessel strange and dismal
Phantom vessei-came
Toward a fairy isle and olden.
Where 81 angels embehOlden.
Tenanted Fate's ghostly golden
Fame Of Doom and Fame.
Fame Of Fame, by seraphs bulded.
In the days Of yore.
Here a temple chas'd and gilded
From the earthly shore
Up 20 heaven rose u cleaning.
An with Hope and Beauty beaming-- .
d.ike a dream Of Aidenn seeming
Had # seom'd no moreD
But the pilot noaring. steering
For that temple bright.
Ever found the island veering
From hts aching sight.
TIL from mighty shores appalling
Came the solemn darkness falling
In his hungry clasp enthralling
Land and sea and light.
Then the vessel. sinking, lifting
over hopes sublime
Gerished hopesD came drifting. drifting
To a wild. weird cline;
Here visitor undaunied,
In that desert land enchanted.
still is seen the vessel haunted,
out Of SPACE and TIME.
Z. A. POE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Chairman. Mrs. Robbins: Misses l.. Blair
and l.. Claiborne.
Science: March z2d--Maria Mitchell and
Mary SomerVillc-chairman Miss Cren-
shaw. Miss Daniel.
Archaeology: April 5th--Amelia u.
Edwards Chairman. Miss Newton MISS
es Anderson and Sheppard.
Philanthropy; April lsth-Dorothea
Dlx-Chairman, Miss Blair; Mrs. Minor
ana Mrs IA. A. Claiborne May 3D.
Florence Nightingale ana Clara Barton
Chairman, Mrs. Cabell; Mrs. Robbins ana
Miss Houston.
Reform: May 17th-women's civic
Clubs-Chairman Mrs. DeSaussure; Mrs'
J. Il. Robinson and Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

vlted TO attend There IS every reason FOR
believing that this mass-rneeting VIII DC
one OF the largest and most representative
that has ever assembled in the city for
such a purpose.
The advocates of the Saturday haI-
holiday and the midweek payday feel
greatly encouraged at the rapidly srowing
popularity OF the movement Win the
combined support and endorsement OF all
religious and moral agencies. together
with the cooperation OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and the labor organizations.
there IL but little doubt OF the general
Inauguration OF these important reforms
at no far distant day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Arrangements Tor the Public Ma Meeting
Mo day Night.

All arrangements have now been COM
pleted for the public mass-meeting' 10 De
held tomorrow night I'm the hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. In the interest or
the Saturday half-holiday and the MO
week payday. Mr.. $. II. HAYES. president
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. Will pre-
side over the meeting, which will be called
TO order at 3 o'clock. Mr.. John 5. Munce,
representing the Chamber. will be the iir't
speaker, and he will be followed by Rev.
Or. w. l.. Wright, pastor Of Leignt-
street Baptist church. Rabbi Calisch
comes next on the programme. Ir w. +.
Rcddy. Of the Richmond Bar, Will speak
IN place OF Bishop Van De Nyver, who
will be ont OF the city. Mr. Vm NJ. Bick-
ers. the well-known temperance advocate,
VIII be the next speaker. and Mr.. Alex.
y. McColloch will speak last as tie
representative OF the Central Trade ana
Labor Council. The speeches VIII be
short and pointed. Printed invitations
have been sent to representative busi-
ness men in the community, and work.
ingmen and employees are specially in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

There will be a very important meet
ing of the German-American Ladies Aid
Association OF the Virginia Hospital on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, az the
corner Of Eleventh and Clay streets.
The lawn party, or Sommernachts fest,
which IS to be given on the ilth OF July,
will be discussed.
MIR, A. Won n. Rosenegk. honorary
member Of the association. has granted
the ladies the use Of his suburban house
and lawn for that evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: William Felthaus and wife
10 Julia Jackson. Is feet. on west side
First street. between Coutts and Hill
$3.50.
James McDonough and wife to Sadie and
Ann Engel, % feet on west side Seven
teenth street. 81 600.
u. G. Richardson. special commission
err. 10 Charles Il. Davis. 40 IA feet on
Main street, southeast corner Sixth.
$1,000.
Melsina S. and John II. Smith to Ke-
siah / avis. 1912 feet on west side
Eightee1th street. between Broad and
Marshall. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
THE HOLY SPIRIT CONTENrION.
a Lnrse Crowd 10 Expected and Noted
Spe.ker. Will Come

Little doubt remains that the Holy
Spirit Convention. to be held in this city
for four days. commencing next Tues
day. Will attract a large crowd OF people.
Much interest is being expressed In va
rious directions concerning the gathering.
and the fact that number OF the promi-
nent visitors from the Bible school, at
old Point will come here, adds interest
to the meeting.
The services will be held In the Rich
mond Theatre. and. of course. will be of
. strictly religious character. The Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
SALE OF BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Like a touch OF rosn TO a fd1le-bow to
get hitler prices on any Of the Black
Dress Goods; they're so well below the
retail market already. But importers
and makers unite to let US better this
already notably best:
Incompatible French Serges. IS inches,
all wool, &c.; zoe. grade.
&c inches. all wool, 50c. 69c grade
30 inches, all wool. $50. Toe. grade.
Our Ready-Shrunk Storm Serge looks like
any other serge until rain hits II. n
IS PROOF against sea-air and rain; 30
inches wide: 50c a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
SALE OF WASH GOODS.

These are the same as We offered last
week. We still have thousands OF
wards: Yankee made. but they crowd
the imported stuffs IN beauty OF print
ing. as well as quality Of cloth.
pick from them with eyes shut-not
homely pattern or a bad coloring. Fol-
low the crowd and you'll get 10 them.
Dimity. Jaconet. Batiste, Muslin. etc
Such values heretofore were 9niy op-
tainable at 10 and u i-2c. Take them
- IA Il l.ln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
SALE OLE WHITE GOODS.

Yes. sale Of White Goods. You'd hardly
have thought so. right at the height or
the season. That's way we nave.
Anything you can think OF In this
line. Not a yard or two, but miles
and miles OF them:
India LlnOns.
Fine Persian Mulls.
French NainsOOks.
Beautiful Dimiies.
French and American Organizes.
Rich Batistes.
Sneciai: We offer exceptional values IN
sheer Check Muslin at IL and Sc. the
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
ELECTION CONTEST.

that 1t was contrary to the evidence in
the case.
ELECTION CONTEST.
Mr. ]. Samuel Parrish yesterday sub
mitted three bills Of exceptions in the
case Of Southwark VS. Solomon, which
the court refused to reinstate several
days ago. Judge Wickham signed one of
the bills and Mr. Parrish will argue on
this before the Circuit Court, in the hope
Of getting the election contest reinstat-
ed.
The election Of w. r. Holdsworth to the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF The county aims
house has been confirmed by Judge Wick
ham.
r. c. Mosley yesterday qualified as
constable for Henrico county.
'cYcLoSE' ExoSfRArrD.
The grand jury yesterday exonerated
Cyclone" Samuels of the charges brought
against him.
It Will be remembered that a short
time ago Constable Samuels arrested an
Englshman named Richards for alleged
criminal assault upon his own daughter.
When the case came TO trial Richards
was acquitted. He had. however. to
mortgage his farm 10 get the several
hundred dollars IL cost him 10 prove his
innocence. lie then charged that his
wife and daughter had been cOerccd into
consenting 10 prosecute him By the con-
stable The story reached the ears OF
Judge Wickham. who Immediately lirect-
ed the Commemorative Attorney 20 look
into the case, and. IL necessary, bring
the affair to the attention of the grand
jury. Commemorative Attorney Sands.
after making personal Investigation.
decided that the charges called for the
consideration OF the jury. The Cyclone"
vigorously denied the allegations OF the
Richards family. bat the case looked bad
for him, especially as other charges fol-
lowed.
The grand jury examined the cape
thoroughly, and declared that the bill
against the "Cyclcne" was not "A true
one
The following true bills were returned
yesterday. after which the grand jury adj
Journed until Wednesday,:
John ODwyer, for misdemeanor.
Lloyd Sales for misdemeanor-two bills.
The following persons have been sum-
moned TO appear before the Henrico
grand jury on Wednesday next: Messrs.
James Il. Lewis. X. +. Boyer and John
Pope (the electoral board. the j. L. Hin
Printing Company, Nessrs. ". r.
Smither J. h. Stewart. Joseph Genetti.
]. W Donly. James Ellis. William Orange.
w. T. Chalkiey. Isaiah Ross. Isaiah John
son. Sam Holmes and Ned Bowling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
SUy UMBRELLAS

There's good sense and style combined In
a sun Umbrella-gOod for rain or shine:
2s-inch Gloria SIX. tied loop. Black. Blue.
and Rcd. 81.
3-inch Fine Gloria SILK. genuine Wichtel.
Congo. and rubber handios SIS
Better Grade Gloria SILK. real Wichtel and
Congo loop, Drerlen ball. rubber crook.
O. and 2S-'nch. 81 20.
Heavy Twill SIX, fine line Of handles.
2s-inch. s..
Chargeable SILK. close roll Red. Navy.
and Brown. s275.
Changeahle SILK, close roll. Dresden ball.
end crook handles. 50. $3.50, and 81; all
desirable c0i0rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
WHITE PARA>OLS.

For the CHIC girl they are very much In
demand. We offer a special Fine China
SIX, white stick handle, and ribs, a.
f1q
Changeable SILK Parasols, in all desirable
colOrings, al tl.8.
Changcable SILK Parasols. with one rufiie.
$50.
Chaugcable SILK arasOls. with one rune,
White China silk Parasols. white sticks.
and ribs. with deep ruffie, $50.
White China SIX Parasols, with two
ruiiies. s..
Black China SIX Parasols, two deep rut-
fees extra quality. s2H
An odd lot OF Parasols Of various KINDS,
were s., $3.50. and 81 any Of them at 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

SALE OF GLASS AND UNAWARE.
On Basement)
Thin, light, some plain. some neatly en-
graved. some needle-etched, s0me' real
cut; all In graceful shapes and at half
and twO-thlrds regular rates
Good Tumblers. Bic "a dozen.
Graduated Pitchers. l-2 gallon. i9c.
Gob.cts banded. 69c. dozen.
Flower-Vases. and Z inches high. straw
and fan pattern, l0c each.
Custard or Ice-cream Plates, straw and
fan pattern. DC. dozen.
Handled Naples. straw and fan pattern.
l0c each.
Toothpick- Holders Be-. each.
Shaker Salts and Peppers. &c. each.
Carlsbad china cups and Saucers. extra
quality and decorations. styles, $40
a dozen
Decorated German China Dessert saucers.
Sc. each.
German Fruit-Plates tinted borders. fine
decorations f0~. each.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Tce-Pitcher. c0c.
Nrk-Tifohor Y f-2c.
Crram-pf'cher. Sc.
Txtre-Qnailty Carlsbad China Cups and
Saucers. si2i a dozen.
pArT FvT A TR ,CTiOvS.
DO not fail 10 visit our basement Il IS
taeuine With Housefurnishing Goods Of
every DESCRIPTION.
Window ana Door-screens. Extra Finish
Serecn-i1nr. sizes % SO.
Adjustable windows rcens. 20c.
Adjustable Windows reens q inches
high. 90 inches wide Bic.
water-coolers.- values. strictly
first quality:
I l-2-gallon capacity, &c.
2-e8llOn capacity. SLY.
a-gallon capacity yT.
Ice-Cream Freezers-2-quart capacity.
$ll5; 3-quart capacity. $50.
We handle only the latest improved
Freezcrs.
japanese Toothpicks. 1000 Ia box, for &c.
Laundry Soaps-all best goods-Octagon.
Circus. Quaker City, etc; cakes FOR
Csc
special Laundry soap 10 cakes Tor 90.
Vartines Teas. the very best goods.
Black. Green. and Mixed. 20. 20. g5c., and
81 a pound
Perforated Chair-Seats, all sizes. &c. each.
Japanese Lawn Seats. sc. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16
NOT ONS.

Mere tribes az TO size. but OF great value
when I'm need OF them. Scan the list:
A new Needle-Book, containing veil-pins.
hat-pins. dressing-pins, and 30 needles.
for &c.
About 30 different styles OF Beadlngs.
White and colored. &c. bunch.
Bone Castings. Sc apiece.
Black or White Bones. &c. package.
Tan Shoe-Dressing, sc. bottle.
Black Pins 1c box.
Fast-Black Darnine Cotton. Sc. dozen.
20 Yards good tape for ~ lie.
Oak-Handle Tracing Wheels Sc. each.
G,ass-Heaa Veil Pins boxes for &C.
dozen Assorted Nell-Pins for Sc.
Genuine y'halebone. l0c. a dozeR a pack
age that can't be bought elsewhere for
less than 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Hill Must Go to the Penitentisry-samuei
Esoaerated

EaoBerated.
In the Henrico County Court yesterday
Judge Wickham overruled the motion OF
the counsel for the. negro HILL and the
colored lawyer will go to the peniten-
tiary for one year. Hin was convicted
Friday of defraudng a colored woman
named Brown out of $50. and at the re-
quest Of his counsel, the verdict was
temporarily set aside upon the ground
that 1t was contrary to the evidence in
the case