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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Only a few price-hints of what
came yesterday.
Two cases of Mourning Goods
direct from the Custom House.
They were ordered three weeks be-
fore j. Lichtenstein & Sons became
inSolVent.
SS-inch Atwood Figured Whip Cords.
j. Llchtenstein & Sons price zoe; our
46llnch Atwood Imperial Serge. J. Lich-
tenstein Il Son ) price SIC, our Vr'Ve
4oylHch Atwood Storm Serge, J. Lich-
tenstcin ~ Sons price SSc, our price
4o,inch Priestley's SILK Warp Eudora.
j. Llchtenstein & Sons price S1.lo; our
42,inch Ai-wool Crepon. J. Lichten-
stein Il Sons price Sl.l9: our price 'oc.
26-inch Figured Serges. J. LtChtenstelh
& Sons price 25c; our pr.ce " ~ ,b
4i-inch All-Wool Storm Serge, ). Lien
tenstein & Sons price 15c' our prce
We can't give the list Of any more to-
day.
Eighty-one pieces of Fancy Wors-
ted Dress Goods, bought for }.
Lichtenstein & Sons 25d-sTeet Re
tail Trade, came to-day.
Double-Fold Fancy Medor Cloths, j.
LicsNenstein Il Sons price 25c' our
u pieces of English Checks and Fancy
Silk Woven Mixtures. J. Lchtenste'n
K Sons price SOC: our pr:ce ~.
- pieces of All Fancy French Dress
Goods, imported by j. Llchtenstem q
Son for an excellent 81 value; our
price Sc
Ii pieces English Plaid Storm Sergess.
exquisite colorings, j. Lichtenstein *
Sons price Soc our price &c.
3S-inch Atwood Navy Blue storm
Serges. j. Liohtenstesn 4 sons price
]sc. our price &c.
Over 100 pieces of Black, Color
ed and Fancy Dress Silks, the
choice pickings OF J. LlchtenStein
& Sons great Silk stock are here
to-day.
Check Novelty Summer silks, in pref
tlest designs, j. Liontenstein x son
price 50c, our price 2le ,.,,. ,-.
- pieces of Fancy Wash SILKS, just
from the cus.om-hOuse 23c-
32-lnch AI-Suk Figured midas. VARIOUS
color grounds. J. L-chtenstein Il son
price SOC; our price 81 lie.
Is pieces AIi-Silk Black lfrocaded ludlas,
j. Ilchtenstein q Sons price Toe, our
price 4sc.
]. LichtenStein & Sons kld
Gloves are here to-day.
Ills best N.25 Gloves are here, any
shade 4 large pearl buttons sc PAT
Hosiery from J. LIchtenstein &
Sons purchase.
Their g5c Fast Black Ladies Hose, high
spliced heels and double toes, are mere
]. Lichtenste!n & Sons 40 Ladies
Black Hose ribbed top, full regular
made, 25c pair.
]. IIchtenstein & Sons silk or Isle
Thread Ladies' Hose, in. black or tan,
zoe quality for pc pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

to appoint committee TO investigate
State election which occurred down there.
1t is equally remarkable that Senator
Butler, of that State, not only doesn't
protest against such a petition. but Is
himself the patron of It.
1t was a long time ago, bu, some OF
South Cardinals representatives in the
Senate once bitterly denounced congress
sional investigating committees pokIng
their noses around in that State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

a Paris statistician ascertsins that the
largest individual fortunes are held in
the United States, but that most million
aires can be found in England He finds
fortunes representative a value of tive
million dollars divided as follows among
the nations: England, 200; United States,
100; Germany and Austria, 100; France,
70; Russia, 30; India. 80; all other
countries rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

President Casimir-Perier hoped to find
relief from unhappy domestic relations in
the responsibilities and duties OF the IN
ecptive head Of the French Republic.
That position ought certainly to afford
sufficiently exciting diversion, even for a
man whose wife's temper is not compat-
ible to her spouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

elections, they will begin TO bestir them
selves, and seek 10 arouse that heai'hy
interest of the citizens In the issues on
trial, which Is at last the only thing tnat
makes an election anything more than d
false pre,ence for ringmasters and poiit-
zeal machInists posing as representatives
of the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Mr.. Evans, the Democratic claimant In
Tennessee for the Governorship. said in
Washington few days ago that "the
Legislature would help him out" That
isn't what MIR. Evans wishes. What he
stands In need OF now is somebody to
help him in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

ticket and stored it away in a bureau
drawer. On learning that his number hal
drawn 5000 he went in search of his
ticket, but, to his dismay, found that his
wife had just cleaned out that particu-
lar drawer and burned the now valuable
ticket for trash. Moral When you buy
lottery tickets take your wife into your
confidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25
Breedel, 4aley & Co.
s. 'TWixt.
Seasons
Offerings"
Innings.

Hair Cloth, SOC.
Imitation Hair Cloth 10 and l5c.
Grass Cloth. II l-2 and l5c
Worth" Lining Muslin, II he
Plain Lining Muslin, 5, 10 and II 1-2c.
Barred Lining Muslin, II lie.
Lining CambricS in great variety OF
shades, the best goods, at Sc
Rec Cambria. for sleeve lining, l-3c.
coiored Jeans, 5, Sl-3 and loc.
Silesias, 10. u IL. 10 and zoe.
Doable-F'ace Silesias, ~, u IL 10 20 and
&c.
Double-Face Percalines. gray and tan
backs, u l-2c.; reduced from sc.
Percalines, TO- - IL. l6 2-3 and &c.
Canvas for Dress Facing, 10. II IL and
zoe.
Collar Canvas. 20. Is and soc.
Farmers Satin, 10. Is 20. 3. 40 and SOC.
Bone Casing, and l5c. a piece.
Seam Binding. Is and &c. a piece
clark's Spool Cotton, I spools for l5c.
Dragon and Kings Spool Cotton, 3
sDools for Sc.
Best spool silk dOo.yard spools). Sc.
Buuton-Hole Twist. &c.
Velveteen Skirt Braid, 10. Is. 20 and SOC.
g piece.
Hooks and Eyes. /, 5 and I0c. card.
Fibre Channels, 35c. a yard.
Silk Silesia, in black and tan, at 81 per
Sheet Wadding. SC.
We claim 10 keep one OF the best as
sorted stocks of Innings in Richmond.
Inducements offered in ,Cloaks. Blank
A great many New Goods for Spring
nave been received.
No bogus kilograms; no fictitious let
tiers, but a good 100 cents worth for every
dollar spent with us.
ja25-2t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

II sounds very odd to hear OF Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF South
Carolina asking the United States Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

j. LlChtenSteln q S0tiS, biS WIS
lin Underwear Kings OF New YORK
City. The greater part OF the
stock is here; lots came yesterday.
The prices are SOC and 6oc on the
dollar. Can't mention them to-day.
50 pieces OF French Florentine', IN eS-
quisite designs. imported by j. Leu.
teuste.n x Sons to sell for loo yesu'
case or Fancy stripe Spring Cling
hams. str!kugIy fresh ana pietiy' -.
Iichtcnstein 4 Sons price lVc' our
price / i-SC.
J.LichtenStein & Sons, reputed to
carry the best Linen stock in New
York.
10 pieces of ,neir bes, SOC Table pa
masks are here at soc "A yard.
j. Lichtenste.u y sons 'Nc Bleacheu
Table Damask is here at .,'c. ,..orob
J. IchtcuStcin x Sons Fine French
Imported White Pques. in stripes.
heu.cs ana checks @c was their
pr.ce. ours lJc-5o inches wide
Owing TO the heavy strain on
our help we've ind it impossible
to have Remnant Sale to-day.
Biz rush in Houseturnishngs this
week made many Remnants, hence
AGREAT MEMNANT DAY IN this
department. A few price helps.
Polished oak Corner Book Cabinets.
been 81 80 each. At 15c. 49,
Hand-Carvcd wan Pockets, been Sl.lo
each. az SIC. -
back. iulad panel and elaborately em-
broidercd IN gold, were 50 each' az
$50.
brass mOunungs ana b-toot TAIL "eIo
$i.i9 each az $50.
Ind irdei ( Wood Fibre Keelers or
small Tubs. zoe each, been 61c.
5-toot Ladders, substantially made
2 OAK Buder's Tray and stand. been
cedar Tubs. iron bound. were Soc
each 1T pc. ,
lot Laundry Baskets, been 75c to 81
/ lot Real cedar Buckets. were Toe each.
"Boss" coffee Mills. best made, at
iot Co. 49, ~SesG1o oasrrs. large size.
at 5Jc. been Sll9.
s Wall Brushes al l5c, been Nc.
If boxes Wax Tapcrs, De- box.
/ big lot Britannia Kitchen spoons &c
il cakes Wigley's Soap, wrappers torn.
+ French China oat Meal saucers. &c
y oyster r. Bowls. Sc each. instead OF TO-.
Chamber Set pieces short 81 been
One lyorine Figure, 81 instead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed. II is said.
is in favor of increasing the tax on beer.
Score another point for Mckinley in 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

A rural journal badly mixes the eu-
phonious names of Wei-Hai-Wei and
Hawaii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

In a hamlet in Hungary there was a
concert held recently in which the au-
dience listened, by means Of telephones
distributed around the room, to songs b.
celebrated artists in three theatres of
Budapesth, located twenty eight miles
away. Finally the young people danced
to music furnished in the same way. 1t
seems that our foreign neighbours are
beating us with our own invention.
The extent of the reforms effected by
the new Republican Mayor of Buffalo is
that he has replaced the Democratic
grave-digger in Potters Field. with
Republican. Republican orpses, II so la
belled, will now be promptly attended to.
DE- Parkhurst told the people of Chi
cago that they were worse than the
Gothamites and yet the utterance was
applauded. Chicagoans are always
pleased when told that they are ahead Of
their big eastern rival.
Bricks from the Seward Blaine mansion,
in Washington, are at premium, owing
TO a demand created by relic hunters.
They are said TO be worth their weight
in gold, but are not for sale.
A patriotic Chicago paper says that the
only foundation for the rumor that the
Windy City is suffering from moral
rheumatism is that she is having some
trouble with her opium joints.
General Neal Dow, the aged temper
ance leader, seems to be very intem-
perate in his speech. lie is saying some
very harsh things about Chief Justice
Peters, of Maine.
OF the 146 inhab tants Of Squibnocket, On
island hamlet In Connecticut, thirty-six
were born deaf and dumb. Nomencla-
lures revenge is bitter, but complete.
one of the Paris correspondents, I'm
describing the new President. says he
wears mole, light overgaiters, a cane
and bland smile.
Senator Lexow says he is not worried
over New York's objection TO his police
reorganization bill. What's the use II
Boss Plat is satisfied
The indications are that the courts will
overthrow the dogma that the mission OF
the newspaper man is TO ask, rather
than answer questions.
The Capitol building at Albany has al
ready cost s230O0.OOo and is still untin-
ished The lob lesson is a costly one
for taxpayers.
Two more financial plans have been Of
fered by senator's. and others are being
prepared. A few more will make 1t
unanimous.
Henry Watterson is after the Tennessee
Democrats He styles them: "a lot OF
Nincompoops. This must be intended as
an insult.
Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed. II is said.
is in favor Of increasing the tax on beer.
Score another point for Mckinley in 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Henry Watterson is after the Tennessee
Democrats. He styles them: "A lot OF
Nincompoops This must be intended as
an insult
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Senator Lexow says he is not worried
over New Yorks objection to his police
reorganization bill. What's the use II
Boss Plat is satisfied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

The Capitol building at Albany has al
ready cost s23,OO0OOo and is still untin-
ished. The lob lesson is a costly one
for taxpayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

The indications are that the courts will
overthrow the dogma that the mission OF
the newspaper man is TO ask, rather
than answer questions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Two more financial plans have been Of
fered by senator's. and others are being
prepared A few more will make 1t
unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

DE Parkhurst told the people of Chi
cago that they were worse than the
Gothamites and yet the utterance was
applauded. Chicagoans are always
pleased when told that they are ahead Of
their big eastern rival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

OF the 146 inhab tants Of Squibnocket, On
island hamlet in Connecticut, thirty-six
were born deaf and dumb. Nomencla-
lures revenge is bitter, but complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

The extent Of the reforms effected by
the new Republican Mayor of Buffalo is
that he has replaced the Democratic
grave-digger in Potter's Field. with
Republican. Republican orpses, II so la
belled, will now be promptly attended to.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

one of the Paris correspondents, In
describing the new President. says he
wears a mole, light overgaiters, cane
and a bland smile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

Bricks from the Seward Blaine mansion.
in Washington, are at premium, owing
to a demand created by relic hunters.
They are said TO be worth their weight
in gold. but are not for sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25
The Peoples Store
fulfls highest demands IT'S patrons when II ~
buy the Newest Merchandise selected Tor 'e %
tan Retail Trade at Fifty and Sixty Cents on the Dollar
THE COHEN co.

paid Cash down for every dollars worth OF MERCHANDISE 49,;
sae-we dictated price, The advantage this Ofea' o"
Wonderful Merchandising be reaped by our patrons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

General Neal Dow, the aged temper
ance leader, seems to be very intern
perate in his speech. lie IS saying some
very harsh things about Chief Justice
Peters, of Maine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25

A patriotic Chicago paper says that the
only foundation for the rumor that the
Windy City is suffering from moral
rheumatism is that she is having some
trouble with her opium joints.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-25
Great Sale d The Bankrupt STOCK

j. Lchtensten Sons, New Yorks prominent twenty ,,.
taie continues unabad, uninterrupted interest o ~
m greater because Of their nswne their novelty their cheap
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
Sans Sans SS0uIi
Seaside Resort.

The pleasantest, quietest,
shadiest and most perfectly APP
pointed seaside resort on the
Islands. 1t is only four miles
from the heart of the city and
within easy reach of the frames
which run every twenty minutes
or oftener. Elegantly furnished
detached cottages or rooms are
obtainable on easy terms. The
table is superior to that of any of
the city hotels and all the modern
conveniences are provided.
Picnics and bathing parties can
obtain extra accommodations by
teIephoning in advance.
The bathing facilities of Sans
Souci are superior 20 those Of any
placeon the beach. S9-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
- LIGHTER VEIN.

The unfortunate travaler from
Nowhere t. Tue Some Place bas
Just received u donation Of 2 cents
from the Prosporc 5 Person, in
answer to an appeaI for the WHERE
Wlthal to purchase sustenance. He
looked at the Donation though +.
fully, ~
Il an extremely thankful. said
70, And now could you do me
the further favor of giving me the
address of your favorite cufeW
Cincinnati Inquirer.
Son-in-law-AIl the troubles
married people have in life are
due to the mother-in-law. | don't
suppose there is an exception to
the rule.
Mother in law - How about
Adam ard Eve? Where was the
mother-in-law in that case?
Son-ln. :. WI, IN Coat case
the ser. ent took the place of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sytiog.s
Bags-Jones is in an awful fit
Tor nervous man.
Jags-How so?
Bags-The only way to keep
his baby quiet is to ring the din
ing room bell, and the house dog
bowls wleLever he hears il -
Brooklyn Life.
whats it u sign Of" said the
slightly superstitious woman" to
have ringing in your right ear 2"
Its sign" replied her husband
promptly, that you've been un-
diplomatic with the telephone
girl. "-Exchango.
Mani want your opinion in a
matter. Would you advise me to
borrow SO to help me out of Il
tight place?
Lawyer BY all means.
Man-Nery good; lend me ten.
Lawyer-Thut's all right. My
fee for legal advice is SO and
well just call it square.-Detrot
Free Press.
l.. B. Kerr has received by the
Australia Z new line of Scotch
ginghams, white and cream
crepons and white cotton duck
for ladies' and children S dresses. n
Ladies On tho other Islands can
do their shopping by post by
applying to l.. B. Kerr for
samples. They should embrace
this opportunity, and get single
yard at wholesale prices. n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24

may be the principal produoLoi
a large section of the arid regions,
rolucing the tanning material
necessary to the manufacture of
leather with which to shoe great
nation. But like all new ven
lures, we suggest it should be APP
preached with caution, by first
giving it experimental culture be-
fore planning on large scale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-24
A NEW TRUNK LINE PLANNED.
IL Will Reach From ST. Paul
Through Chicago 10 the gulf

IL Will Reach From ~, Paul
Through Chicago TO the GuIr
Kansas City, October I3.-The
Journal, in leading article to-
morrow, will say; The men who
are building the Kansas CITY,
Pittsburg and Gulf Railway are
not satisfied with pushing it to-
ward deep water at Sabine pass as
rapidly AS possible. They have
an ambition to reach out with
vast trunk line to tho North aud
East.
This is the true inwardness of
the surveys that are now being
made from Gainesville, Harrison
county, to Des Moines. Ia. and
to Kansas City. At Des Moines
connections VIII be made with
lines running to st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Chicago. When the
link between Kansas City and
Des Moines is completed the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf
Railroad viii nave continuous
line from st. Paul and Mime
apolis to Chicago, and from these
cities to Kansas City, thence to
the Gulf Of Mexico, at Sabine
pass.
This will enable TIE ROAD to do
an enormous business eddttional |
to the business on the main line
that it could not 10 without these
connections.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Goiored cnIIene conyen,,on.

The second annual educational conyep-
tion of the colored people of Delaware was
held at the Delaware State College near
Dover, on Wednesday. Representatives
were present from all OF the counties. The
Rev, ]. II. Blake of Dover was elected
president and G. G. Laws Of Wilmington
was chosen secretary. The convention was
opened with PRAYER by ]. T. Plenty of
Dover. The object and purpose of the meet
ing was then stated by the president. The
Rev. j. r. Waters was the speaker of the
day. His address was manly and earnest
appeal to the youth of Delaware to seek to
read a higher plane of moral development
and intellectual strength Addresses were
also delivered by the Rev. NJ. Robbins,
Joshua ParkengsNfiss R. D. Elliott of Mil
ford, j. e. Cook. ]. II. Hamon Pleasant
Shelton, Edward Reed and C. G. Laws The
closing address was made by President
Webb Of the college, The following appeal
and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
1--WE, the citizens of Delaware and pa
irons of the State College for Colored Stu
dents, are here to study its features and
understand our relations to this great and
noble work
I'VE are hopeful of the good results that
may develope from the training of the
mind. hand, eye and heart of the youths of
our race For which purpose this institu-
tion was established.
I'VE believe that our material advance
ment as race depends largely upon our
ability to become skilled in the trades and
industries as they are taught in this and
similar institutions.
I'VE heartily endorse the courses of
studies as they are arranged In this insti-
tuition; and we urge our young people to
prepare themselves to take advantage of
the opportunities that are offered them by
the establishment of this industrial school,
while the progress has been slow, yet
sure, we appreciate the efforts put forth by
the trustees to keep this school upon Arm
basis, believing as we do that 1t is only
a question of short time when our people
will more fully appreciate and take greater
interest in equpping themselves for the
performance of their duties for themselves
and to their God and to their fellowman.
Therefore convinced as we are OF the
value and of the great necessity of such
school for our progress, knowing how we
are crippled on the account of ignorance In
many things of vital Importance to our pro-
gress; and believing as we do the advantage
that an intelligent community has over an
ignorant one.
''Be it resolved, that we pledge our sup
port to this institution; that we will use all
honorable methods to create greater in
terest and secure larger attendance of our
young people to this school
~. r. WATERS,
-. NJ, x. JOHNSON,
~. Z. COOK"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Doing AII In 1hnIr Pa,yer.

MIR. Millard s, Stradley. OF the Proyldant
Ice Company, calldi at this Office on
Wednesday and said that the company
was doing all in Its power to supply our
citizens with ice, and as expedltiously Rs
pos ibie That the extreme warm wea ther
had quadrupled the demand for Ice in
three days' time I'd such an extent that
from twenty five teatna the company put
on some sixty odd tenma and then were
unable to supply the demand.
The company had more teams Relling
Ice all OF laat week tlan the three old COM
panies combined In their palmest days.
All the company asks for ID a little pa.
tlence from the pplbip aud all complaints
will he remedied, The company has the
best organization That has ever attempt.
ed to supply our citizens with Ice and at
no increase in price pver that which was
charged last year. Ihe Proyldent com.
pany aims to give weight and prompt
service. The mon connected with the
proyideIt Company are WilmlHgtontans
and havs pride In tlEeir business They
Will place moro teams on tho streets as
the demand increases.