The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-26
THE SUNDAY TINES TOMORROW.
Some of the Attractions TO be Found In the
Big Edition.


has kept pace with the rapidly increas-
ing demand for it. II contains, hrst OF
ali. the news-local. domestic, and Tor
eign--and next IN order comes its admi-
rabie selection Of special articles. which
cannot fan 10 please newspaper readers
Of every class and condition OF NE
The Sunday Times is distinctly South
ern in tone. and its articles appeal di-
rectly TO men and women who love the
South and desire not only TO know her
history, but to be Informed OF her pres
ont progress. New enterprises in Rich
r,ond and throughout the state are
soneht out. described and illustrated. IN
O manner that Will entertain and in
struct.
Tho Sunday Times tomorrow VIII
contain the usual number of attractive
features which have obtained for 1t its
ereat popularity. In 1t will be found
a superior collection Of special illustrated
articles Of general nature, calculated
20 please the women especially.
Perhaps the most striking feature Of
,rhe Sunday Times will be magnificent
u,rs,rations and descriptions OF the Ho-
tel jefferson. There Will he an excel
lent balf-page view Of the edihce from
tho Frankin-strect side, showing the
,.r,,cinal front, together with the two
,ooss,ve and beautiful ornamental towers,
which in themselves are works OF art.
In addition to this view are presented
views Of the Frankin-street court in
Guiding the yelled statue Of Jefferson;
tho rotunda. showing the office; the i'm
mepse clock. and the entrance to the
grand stairway. the stairway Itself. with
ts spleudia decorated features; the din
ing.room and the magnificent salon.
These are among the most attractive
features of the structure.
Resides the Hotel jefferson story, there
will be other local illustrated articles on
timely subjects.
The piece of music for tomorrow will
he entitled "The Imperial March OF the
Fairies" a pretty air by a well-known
author.
The departments in The Sunday Times
tomorrow-Fashion, Drama, Art. and
spor,jng-win be presented in the usual
attractive manner. Besides these fea-
lures th. issue will present the following
attractions:
A STARS DREsSING-ROOM illus
trated). The artist and the reporter
get view behind the scenes.
Rapid changes of sothern.
ALL HALLOwEEN NEXT THURS
DAY dlmstrated). Amelie Rivos' For
tune-tencr. She was from the swamps
and foretold Lucky in fortune; unlucky
in love"
TAKING CARE or SICK BACHELORS
illustrated. Ordeals Of trained nurses
this fall. because of so many sick men.
"Angel." says he; Bear" says she.
sIIrMs WITH MRS. ORM1sTON
CHANT Wlustrated) Forty metropoli-
tan girls show her New York's mael-
stroms of disaster. slum suit of tan
and fur.
IN MARBLE WHITE PERPETUATED
dllustrated). Sculptured busts take
the place of paintings in family pic
ture-galleries. Stealing bust sitting
A BOSS IN HIS OWN HOME illus
trated. Thomas c. Platt holds an
under position in the home-rule cabi-
net favoring fusion. Newspapers MS
absorbing passion.
THE WEDDING MONTH Gnustrated).
Enterprising fashion-makers. Velvet
conspicuous in trousseaus. Autumn
styles.
THE OLD VIRGINIA DOCTOR. High
~ entertaining pen-sketch of the use
ful character, by DR.. John Herbert
Claiborne.