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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
" asM Goods.

Cotton Challies. 3Ec.
scotch Lawns advertised by a great
many horses as Jaconets only Az. yard.
Figured Crcandies-calied Figured Or
CANDIES because hey are so line ana
sheor-only &c. yard.
We have sliced ,ur price on Dimities.
We thought they were a bargain at de-;
Monday they 20 ia the Sale at 65-4c.
Blue and Black-FigGro Ducks. never
known 20 Le less than lZi4c., Monday
i-3c.
Solid-Color Crinkle Crepe Saline. PIC
everywhere for this grade. Monday YOU
bu. them al Be-.
Corded Dmities. blues and blacks, only
6i-4c. yard.
II is hard to see good many so. but
We have promised you some great IN
drcements for next week. and we are
going to be as good as our word l2ls and
l7c
Ginghams. only G1-fc. yard. The l2i9c
Cr.nkles are also In this lot
Yard-Widc fine pcrcales. Sc.
Solid Light Blue Percaic. Sic. yard
Black Saline. with heavy satin stripe
l2Hc; regular price, ZJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

The promotion OF Mr.. Akers to the
important and responsible position Is
we'll deserved, and is high compliment
10 his ability as a railroad man.
NJ Akers has been the universal ad-
miration OF all with whom he came in
contact here by his uniform courtesy and
gontlemanly conduct. While his many
friends are glad Of his promotion. they
regret to see him leave Richmond.
Louisville is Mr.. Akers old home. ana
he returns to his native place with graft
flying honors. The appointment VIII take
effect July 1st. and Mr. Akers Will leave
for Louisville next Wednesday.
Mr.. 6. 3. Wall, of Ashland. Ky, Will
succeed Mr.. Akers as chief clerk TO Gen
eral Manager Stevens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
AN ORDER FOR ENGINES.
ANOTHER FOR THE RICHMOND To-
CONOTIVE WORKS.
The Have Also Been Invited 10 Bid on
-Four Passenger and Fourteen Freight
Engines for the CHILEAN State K'Pys.

The improvement In the iron trade ana
general commercte Of the country Is BENG
fell iu Richmond as we'll as els where.
Ii s. perhaps. more marked IN connec-
tion with the Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine Works than any other industry
around this city. These WORKS. when
were almost idle during the year lsA'
HIVE ,cen kept busy with orders Tor
locomotives fOr months past and It's ON
GERS say the outlook was never brighter
for prosperous times than now.
In addition to former orders heretofore
announced they have just received an or
der for passenger locomotives from the
Augusta Southern railroad.
They have also been invited 10 pa on
c,,r y,,ssenger ana fourteen freight en-
zines for the Chilian State railways. Thls
inquiry came through the Cniiian legation
al Washington, ID. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

St Jobns-Day will be celebrated at
the Masonic Home tomorrow under the
auspices OF the Ladies Auxiliary, and
the entertainment will continue from :
O'Clock i'm the afternoon Intil IL o'clock
at night The MasOns generally are cN-
pected 10 attend. and a large crowd Will
be- pr, sent
Refreshments will be served, and the
boys of the institution VIII give an III
dress VIII be made by Rev. DR.. T.. y.
Calisch and perhaps others.
There viii also be a strong band or
hand. and perhaps dancing Will be in
dllged in.
The new building for the home has just
been completed. and will be brilliantly
l-ghted by a gas plant. which has Just
been erected for the use of the institu-
ton.
Joyous influences, and a gala Gay may be
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Gale shirt. with attached collar an1 cuffs;
the price has been 81. Monday Toe
We are always thinking how 10 pl edse
tho WOrkingman-tryins 10 give the best
value for the money. \ heavy Fancy
Cheviot Shirt for soc. You may say mat
is nothing-eycrybc sells shirt for
5oc.-but we say they have nothing Ike
our half-dollar shirt.
Laundorel Shirts. with percale bosom.
attached cuffs. called the Perfcct-Fi-t'ng.
only zoe. a great many others are offer
ing the Pcrfect-Fittins for 50c.. hnt they
have not the attached cuffs, ours nave;
Boys and Gentlemen's Outing-Cloth
shirts, l5c.
Hoys' Calico shirt Waists. lie.
Bows Heavy Chevi)t Shirt Waists, 2ac.
Gcntlemen's Lafn Ierci Per,dlc shirts,
with attached collar and cuffs. sc.
Gcutlcmeu's Balbrig gan shirts and
Drawers. 2lc.
Boys Balbriggan Drawers. %.
Genficmcn's fine B1ibriGean Shirts,
made Of fine comb cotton. only zoe.
Drawers 10 match.
Gcntlemcn's Nsdium-Welgnt Shirts. zoe.
Gentlemen's Blaachel jeans Drawers.
p 20 soc
Gentlemen's Night-Shirts. extra long.
plain white. with white bea ling or fancy.
only zoe.
cheek Muslin Nigat-shirts. only 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

There WAS large attendance at the
rooeting OF POST \. Virginia Division
travellers Protective Association or
America. held in their rooms. Nos. 80
and 80. Chamber Of Commerce, last night
President G. W. Saunders called the
,oeetinc 10 order and after the regular
routine Of business was dispensed with
Col. John s. Harwood was called upon
to address the Getting. as was President
r. 5. Christian. Both of these gentlemen
were very pleasing in their remarks,
trip.
one feature Of the convention was an
initiation fee Of s. for all new members
who Join the association from July LIST.
II is hoped that many travelling men.
who are not members Of the Travellers
Protective Association. will avail them
selves OF the present membership Zee or
S for six months before the, entrance
fee takes effect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

We have decided TO continue the great
Ribbon selling for another week Several
new lots 80 on sale tomorrow.
See the Ribbon Counter az the door.
Your pick, 25c. a yard they were sold
al iSc.
Satin Ribbon. i'm an the widths. from the
narrOwesr 20 so. 3D. received on Saturday
direct from the looms.
The prices remain the same az last
week. Notwithstanding the advance DO
raw SILK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
FOR THE ICE MISSION.
TIE DEMAND rs CREATED THAN
THE SUPPLY.
The Times Plan for Raising Money TO-
This Timely Charity
Names Published Weekly.

The most timely charity IN which our
citizens can now take part Is the Ice Mis-
sion, a bencnccnce TO the poor during the
hot weather OF summer that IS thousand
times blessed daily by the suffering hu-
manity who seek its generosity 10 assist
in battling with fever and sickness.
Imagine II you can, how you would pear
having your supply OF ice cut on our
Ing the hot days just past, and you VIII
then appreciate what a boon the lee Mis-
sion is 10 the sick In many poor families
who cannot afford 10 buy this luxury
The Times each year mas been the
champion OF this practical charity, ana
again calls on those who would Ike 70
assist in "A blessed object TO send IN tnoir
contributions.
Each Sunday during the summer
The Times will publish the list Of dona-
lions TO this worthy cause In column
set aside for that purpose.
Children especially are invited 10 take
part in this move. which should appeal
10 all tcnder-hearied people Ten cents
buys 40 pounds Of ice for the poor, ana
Juvenile subscriptions OF ten cents eacn
are invited.
Envelopes will be supplied at The Times
business office and The Times uptown
branch Office. at j. \. Morris, refresh
mont saloon on Broad street, for ms
mated later.
Place your contribution in the envelope,
seal IT. write your name upon IT, ana
deposit II in the Ice-Mission box, placed
in "A conspicuous location at these points
Up 10 this date, $500 pounds OF ice have
been bought for the poor. and the tickets
distributed. but the demand is more than
the Mission can supply Contributions
may be deposited ia any OF the lee Mis-
sion boxes. or sent direct TO Mrs. George
W Bagby, 81 east Grace street.
on June Goth. Si7.7S was received from
Mrs Morris Thomas. treasurer Of the
Grace-Strcet Workers. who gave lawn
party on June nth in Mrs. Leroy Brown
yard g26 west Grace street
The members of this little band Of six
are all young. ana give promise Of noble
womanhoOd. Their names are: Flor
ence Lee. Hattie Dickinson, Sarah Jaco-
nus. Julia G. Brown, Day Lee, Freddie
podeker.
The following amounts have been re-
ceiv.d at The Times office for the Ice
Mission:
i. T. ID. Myers ...................... . ~
Allison and Addison .................. ~
W H. Purscll DendrOn. Va. ...... %
Deposited in Ice-Mission box ........ %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Separate Skirts.

81 80 10 si2. instead Of si9S 10 Si5.
This is The story. as plainly as words,
or rather figures can tell II. Just bear
I'm mind thsf those are SNrts Mhlcn
hang well. because they We're made b.
expert makers. moreover % oy are welt
made Satins Alpacas. fine Serees Eny-
Hsh. Worsted. and storm Serge. and
FLANNEL are in the lot NOW. look up the
prices again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
WM>te Goods.

Fine White India Linen. SC. yard.
our 10c. grade OF India Linen. Sc. PIC,
now l0c: lie. grade PIC; zoe, now llc.
]. 900 yards OF fine White Check Dimity,
only Sc. yard.
White Pquc. 12is to 2oc. yard.
White Lace Noking, only Joe. yard
White Cord Dimity. with narrow satin
strDe l2kc. yard.
White. Dotted Swiss. PIC. yard
White Organdie. 2c yard.
French Nainsook IS inches wide ., %,
and 4jc.
The Solid-Colored Organizes are in the
white goods stock-pnk, light blue, aad
yellow Only-25c. yard.
Black India Linen, from 10 TO PC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Hard Work Among the Friends of The DIFF
flrsnt Candidate-,

The friends Of the various candidates
for the Office Of Chief Of Police are strain
ing every point 10 increase the chances
of their proteges. The friends OF Cap
tain y. T. Hulce. OF the Third district
have circulated a petition among the
business nen of this city for signatures,
setting forth the qualifications OF their
CarCidi tc for that Office.
Meanwhile the followers Of Captain
j. b. Angle. OF the Second district, have
not been idle, and they feel confident
that their man. who is now acting chief.
will carry of the prize.
Captain Howard. II is claimed by his
friends has a solid backing among the
citizens OF jefferson and Marshall wards,
ard IL seems TO be the general opinion
al present that the fight will be between
him and Captain Angle. Sergeant Robert
~ Thomas and Acting Sergeant John =.
Shinberger aie resting on their oars. Scr~
geant John Han occupies pretty much
the same position.
Sergeant Alex. NJ. Tomlinson. who has
been urged by his friends 10 enter tho
race says that he does not aspire TO the
position. neither will he seek a captaincy
in the event Of a vacancy In that office.
He is satisfied that he can do more good
as a detective than in any other capacity.
Some months ago Major Poe gave Ser
geant Tomlinson the rank of chief OF
detectives.
ATTRIBUTE TO MAJOR roe.
Superintendent w. 4. Pinkerion. OF the
Western Department Of the Pinkerton
Detective Agency. has paid a splendid
tribute 10 the memory of the late Major
Poe in the following deter. which nc adj
dressed 10 an officer OF the police depart
ment.
Chicago. June ~. 1895.
| am In receipt OF your favor of the
18th instant. and can assure you 1 never
had anything give me a greater shock
than the death Of Major Poe. Beloved as
he was by everybody who knew him. ana
without a flaw in his character. II seems
too hard that he should have been taken
away. Among all the officials whom 4
met at Washington during the police con-
yent.on in that city. there were none
who had the dignity and gentlemaniy
bearing of Major Poe: an honest. honor
able and upright gentleman. and IN his
death your city has indeed met With
loss. also your boys IN the office who
grew up under him. and loved him as
though he We're your own father SHAH
be much pleased 10 receive the Rich
mond papers giving an account of lis
death, and trust you viii send me every
thing pertaining 10 the same.
In deep sympathy for mis- family and
ali his friends, | am sincerely yours.
WM. a. FINkEkTCN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
FauntIerOy Blouse Waists.

These beautiful garments can ho seen
In our store in an grades. AT values from
Csc 10 81 .f2
The one shown fri the picture .s made
OF white lawn. lr has striped pink and
blue collar and cuffs. and. a8 you see,
dainty ruhles down the 'front.'
Proud and happy moller- are hasten
INK 90 give their bows fNe ease and niorn-
ment of our FADNrLERef WAIST,
which we claim is "a .easonanle triumph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Calvary SUNDAY School EXCURSION.

Calvary Baptist Sunday school will give
an excursion by boat TO Claremont and
jamestown next Tuesday. the boat leav-
Ing the wharf at 1.l5 A. NJ. promptly.
River excursions al this season are par
ticularly pleasant, as the air of the river
IS fresh and cool. The excursions of this
school are noted for their excellent man.
agement, and pleasur4ble features, and
all who so will have a delightful trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Mr.. Akers l'romofrd.

Mr.. NJ. l.. Akers. for the past three
years the chief clerk TO Manager Stevens,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohia railway.
has been appointed general agent for the
company at Louisville. for the c. and o.
and Big Four roads jointly. These lines
have recently secured terminal facilities
at Louisville. with a bridge at that point.
The work Is rapidly nearing completion.
and trains Of both roads will be run into
Louisville within tbs naxk few months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

The Circle OF Industry of Centenary NJ.
r. church win give a grand moonlight
excursion by the steamer Tocahontas
next Tuesday evening. one Of the in
ducements offered are crabs and hot
FISH supper. A large crowd is expected
Bee advertisement for further particulars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
N,oNNcs' Vests.

Ladies' Solid Pink and Blue Ribbed
Vests. ribbon I'm neck. reduced 10 Joe.
1000 Ladies' Ribbed Vests for sc.
4 manufacturer showed us last week
two cases OF Ribbed Vests. our price ON
their used 20 be l7c.; Monday We offer
them for l0c.
Ladies' Pure White Ribbed Vests
original price II and &c. choice l2isc.
Ladies' Long-Sleeve and High-Neck
Gauze Vests. 25c
Ladies Ribbed Vests. silk tape neck
and sleeve. only 15c.
Ladies' silk Vests reduced to 81 from
81 70.
Boys Balbriggan Shirts, only &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
An Interesting Trim

An excursion for the benefit OF the
Virginia Hospital. viii take place 10
Dutch Gap. on July 4th. The ladies in
terested In the hospital are working hard
TO make the undertaking grand sue
cess They will furn:she hot meals on
boarj OF the steamer to those who make
up their minds to 90 down the river. At
GSasanahls priceA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
We SM>vt StocN.

Pearl Shirts sell for 81 the world over
this week you shall have G for s..
Gontlomen's Plain White Shirts. made
of excellent cotton. long DC som, g'"r1l-
tccd pure linen. workmanship the best;
this week YOU shall have them for half-
dollar apiece.
The Universal Shirt is Numbered per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Y ovosOs.

Ladies' White Silk Parasols. with small
embossed figures. REDUCED 20 ST..
Ladies' Plain White China silk Para
soils reduced TO N.15.
Childrons ParasOls-white. red, and blue
trimmed with white lace sl.75.
Ladies 2j-inch Gloria SIX Parasols,
with black rubber handles. only Sl.25.
zG-inch Parasols, were 7Jc.. now nc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Duck for Awnings, l0c. yard.
Black Jeans. Sc.
Tnhleached Jeans. worth l0c.. Sc.
Genuine Shrunk Cotton, for lining col
lars. l5c.
collars. l2iac yard.
Mourning CalicOes. Sc.
Belt Buckles. Sc. to 81.
Betting. - 10 5Jc. yard.
Linen Sheeting. full l0-i, ely 81 yard
Blue MlddleseX. $40 yard.
Terry Cloth. DC.
Bargains this week in Table Linen.
Napkins and Towels.
M0ttNN0s.
a Heavy Bamboo Mating. 9oc. yard.
Good Mating. l2iec
window Shades made to order to Mt
any window.
window Shades. o to soc. complete.
We are now showing a great many
new patterns In Brussels and ingram
Carpet.
coed Stair Carpet DC. yard.
Lace Curtains from zoe. no.
We have tho best make OF Baby Car
RACES ll inc CITY W. ''lltlldlN ~ NftA
none. The largest stock in the city.
Carriages from s. to S3.
Trunks at factory prices
Ham mocls. SOC 70 -.
Belt pins Sc.
Ladies shirt S IT'S. Zoe.
Solid Silver Shirt Sets, 50c.
Children's Bits. Sc.
Ladies' White Hose, .,
Children's Full-Regular-Nfade Black
Ribbed Hose Pic.
Ladies' 2jc Black Hose. l9c.
CLiliren's Tan Hose &C..
Full line Of Velvet Ribbons. all widths,
white and butter vale.
4 bargain in Black Henrietta. 81 quality.
5ec
Cream Henrietta. all wool i0c
Some Fancy Mixtures full Sc inches
wide. sold FOR Soc, now DC.
Black. Cream. White. Pink. Light Blue.
ola Rose Brown. and Green S0lid-COlOr
Gina Silks. the 81 quality, tomorrow
only 0c.
We have special prices on small wares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Sailors.

SOMETHING NEW N TRIMMED
SAILORS every day.
Desirable new shapes for IS. 49, &c. up
10 Si9S
WHITE LEGHORN FLATS. %, IS, 50,
70. csc. and Slip, usually sold from 4Sc.
to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Cloth SuiIS and CapaS.

These Suits arl Capes are strictly up
tc-date styles-uO back Numbers.
One-quarter OFT former price, and that
was very close figure. We don't Walt
10 onor YOU his inIGcemcnt % buy
wien the season is over. hut NOW-lust
an tho time WhHn You want cloth suit
10 travel IN. You'd better see then.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
y View miscellaneous.

Solid Color Den.son. for oil work and
furniture covering. 2jc. yard.
Stripe Furniture Linen, &c yard.
. STAR Linen. worth pc, INC.
81 Oil-ClOth. Pic.
White Wool Flannel. PFC.
Good. heavy Unbleached Sheeting' loc.
Light CalicOes. 3i2c.
Heavy Blue Denim. for overalls, lz'ec'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

The Grove Avenue Baptist church al
their last church conference decided TO
suspend Sunday night services during
July and August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Sale of many thousand yards Of Dry Goods Not petty
sale of few hundreds hundreds of packages
at secal prices sacrificing this immense stock BE-
cause the original prices but simply because we
are overloaded in every department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
WMNcIISNvcoAs.

To see our stock Of white Spreads you
would think we have enough 20 supply
a small village.
si.&, $50 and all The way up 70 =.
'rha Sc. Soraad ALWAYS sold for 81 the
SIS spread Is just half price, now You
can see TIE way we are selling White
Snrcals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

are surely the handsomer for artistic
attire. as the brilliant diamond ls AN iha
more brilliant for an elegant setun4. Ani
what "a picture of comf0rt and grace Is
presented in the illus ration. We have
arranged that little fellows from 3 to
wears old shall not tax their parents
beyond "a nominal sum for their appeA.-
ance and ease. which comes with their
wearing our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Tn Board of Directors of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society will hold a meet
Ing at Broad-Street church this afternoon
~ a:20 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

the new president cordial welcome in the
name of the people Of Richmond.
Or. Curry. after a few peculiarly felioi-
tOus remarks about Virginia and her
people. called on Judge George l.. Chris
tian 10 respond for the state Judge
Christian spoke eXuitantly Of the posi-
tiOn which Virginia holds among the
States lie said the people In Virginia
at LARGE had heard Of d.sscnsi0n I'm the
college with sorrow. and Doe hoped for
them that they were already healed. and
said the people proposed 10 give 10 the
Institution their hearty support
Or. Curry next in thc name oil the trus-
tees, invested the president with the pow
crs Of his Office by delivering ID him
the amended charter and bylaws Of the
institution. and the keys Of the college
En- large envelope.
Or. Currys words In delivering these
symbols OF office were earnest and cor
Dial. and expressed the deepest trust ID
the ability OF the new president 20 wisely
govern the institution.
PRESIDENT BOATwRICHT
President Boatwright with visible agl-
taton. accepted the symbols ~ Office
He said had he nor as a Christian believer
received assurances from a higher power.
he could not accept the great response
bility. In a well-considerei but brief ad-
dress he pledged his best efforts 20 the
welfare Of the college. and was loudly
apphuded AZ the close Of his remarks.
The ceremonies closed with prayer by
Or. Caliscn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
NoN>es' " voVVCvs.

Black and White and Gray Mourning
made Of Simpson calico. only 90.
Hack and White Check Nrappers,
trimmed with black wave braid, full
black rura across shoulder only SD.
Indg0-Blue Wrappers. eoc To see low
they are made you would be surprised al
the price.
Wrappers made Of Sea Island Percale.
TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
ANOTHER DROP
IN MILLINERY.

Just half price for all the FINE DRESS
HATS and BONNETS now.
The cheaper TRIMMED HATS have al
come I'm for their share Of cut In price
for THIS WEEKS BARGAIN Offering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

Untr.mmed Colored Hats at %. IS. and
soc. that sold at from soc. 20 $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
l.oN>es' SM>vt-W oasis,

We stn claim we have the best 50c.
Waist ia Richmond. T. is the Troy Waist
The way we have been selling this waist
ard 20 see the empty boxes must be a
coed sign
Black China SILK Waists reduced TO
SO.
Fancy Kal-Kai six Waists reduced TO
$22j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
Bows W osM Suits.

Boys Suits. any style. from 3 to SC.
yard.
BOYS Duck Suits. i5c.
POys' Duck Suits, l5c.
Rows Duck Suits. s., 90c. and 81.
Povs' Duck Suits. >i2j-trlmmet an
finished. very handsome. Go in an
clothing store, and 500 they consider
bargain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
DIR. rroM,s AND DE-. PITT.
JupGrs wELLFoRp AND CHI

Judge Wexford gracefully acknowledged
the beneficence Of the college to the city.
and earnestly set forth the importance
OF high institutions Of learning In the
ArAAt communities OF the South. He Fave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
81 a&n&wmmgG&2
THE LAST WEEK OF OUR
~ GREAT ~
TIME BARGAIN OFFERINGS!

Pick them up--you can't always get them
~ morrow i will be like finding money at Kaufmann's
u buve closed out manufacturers many o al less man
half the price usually askedtoo late in the season TO "0o
the public will get the benefit ~
Here's Just what You want for hot weather Ni"ey, ou0e
or Warmers Shirt Waists Duck Suits Separate Skirts Chdens
Mini Hats Caps and Bonne Fans Handkerches and Hosiery
Arizona republican., 1895-10-25
FOUND OUT AFTER DEATH.
A Chicago Attorney Gave His Clients
 Forged Paper.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24-Attorney Chas. W. Griggs died in April, 1894. Claims were filed against the estate amount ing to $34,0O0 and representing money which was intrusted to the attorney by various clients for investment pur poses. The claimants held notes which purported to be signed by the various parties to whom MT. Griggs had presumably loaned his clients funds. When the matter came before the court today the attorney for the estate told the court that the notes were forgeries and the claims were all lowed.
 One of the names used by Griggs was that of his partner, Edward L. Noonan- Griggs at the time of his death was member of the firm of Fay, Griggs & Noonan. April ', 1894, he met with street car accident on the west side, which necessitated the amputation of both legs. This caused his death short time afterwards.