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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
DEATH OF A MINNESOTA BISHOP.
Right Rev. Rupert se'denbusch Dies 1T -
Mary. Ir.Ory.

Right Rev. Bishop Rupert Seidenbusch
q. - b.. ID. d.. OF Minnesota, died yes
terday morning al 400 o'clock at St
Marl's H-nedlct.ne Iri)ry. corner Of
fO-ith and Marshall streets
TIE Bishop said mass al ST. Mary .
church sunday morning, nut VAS very
weak. end after mass had 10 be assisted
to the priests residence adjoining The
church Bis death was caused by apo
.plcxy. superinduced by the extreme heat.
Very Rev. Father MilhDall telesrlpned
10 the Bishops former home "a Mime
.tta. and as sOOr as the Minnesota
clergy are heard from arrangements VIII
be made for a pontincial requiem mass
at st. Mary's church. with bishop Van
de NyNer as celeDrant.
The Bishops remains We're lying in
sta.e in the parlOrs OF the prlory restef-
day. and they were visited by a numJvr
RIGHT Rev. Rupert Seidenbusch. o. :. B.,
ID ID was born al Munich, Bavaria,
OCTOBER IL. 1870. He entered 81. \in-
cents Benedictine Monastery, Nestmore-
land county, Pa, IN lSfS. and VAS OF
dained priest June -, 1913. lie was
elected abbot CT ST Louis Abbey on tht
lake NOV 81. Johns Abbey Of kearhs
rourty minnesota. August 3, lsGd, ana
was consecrated Titular Bishop oi iiaAS
D. l.. and appointed NicarAposlohc "a
Northern Minnesota june 30. $50. vi W,
account of falling health ne peuttViiss.'-t
the pope TO relieve him from MS aIes ~,
work In the vast territory OF NoithVi"
,,s..-..~,, and his RESIGNATION was dc-
con'ea Decen Der -. lNN>. foi 'ht 80
few years ne usually spent IN -
al ST Joscphs lnfirinary. oaNa.,t,i..an' -, n
and stopped on his return 10 ,-'..ia.itc,1,,-
I'M tire early summer win IN h', snded
Fathers at 81. Mays. ihetv &c - Tho
tte iife al work i'm the vineyard OF the
Lord quite Unexpectedly yes'c'H"'
ing at 80 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
THE SEYNNTH-DAY dDfhNii>i''
Meetings Held In IA Dig Gospel Tent Every
NIGHT This Week.

Tho Gospel-tent meetings on twenty
nth and Clay streets. which commence y
last Thursday night under the conlrol OF
the SeVenth-Day Adventsts, VINO are con-
Quoting them. are now wei undtI way
and considerable interest has been MAJ
rested The BdVentists believe inat thS
second coming of Christ IS near az hand'
but they are not included I'm that re-
neious sect who set a particular lihe
for the great event and they nave DO
sympathy with such ideas.
The ministers are Mcssrs. 'uitheh anu
White. and they are enthusiastic Meih-
ers They conducted two services sun
dav. one al 1890 o'clock in the after
noon. and the other az $50 CLOCK !. VI;
The meetings were we'll attended, ana
quite "a deal of interest was maAiitst'i'
ON the nag a the top of the nam
centre pole of the tent. In large letters,
IS the question asked the SaVious by ~
late. "What is TRUTH Directly over
the r0stTum iu GIT letters, are these
worcs. "Search the Scriptures sup
PORTING q is az either end of the rosirun
are posts Wroathe1 with evergreen, ana
the motto itself. trimmed with the same.
on each side are hung ltle banners or
unidue design. containing respectively, inc
words. God is Love" and Tiny WORD
is Light
There will DE services AT the tent every
night this week. The public are invited,
and will receive hearty welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

y
The meeting which has been in pro-
gress at Centenary church for the pest
several weeks is One of the most interest
in4 iu the history of that church. KEY.
DR. Ieftwirl. off Nashville, one or thc
most f0rcIhle ministers iu the Methodist
Church. South. has been hoidin- lNo s'i
Vices ID dry. ANA nus sermons nave Hl'N'"
powerfully upon the congregation.
The lu a. 81. services have hcen wen
attended. ana tnt night meetings nav q
attracted large CROWDS. huinnfi 81
conversions have been made, ana ihe
church has been greatly awdhtncl sun
0aE morning l1r. ltitWlcu iitaiheu on
the Love of Cod and not only save
expression to many ofle mai thoughts nul
awakened many Dow Ideas ana resolves
in the minds aud hearts OF bis hearers.
He expressed as IBIS individual opinion
that au unfortunate error naa been lnanc
10y the teNisers of lHe NeW s'di il.ll
iI franeiHtus tlc word charity INTO love,
that charity was the highest phase OF
love. auI was That emotion which mar
mouizci am human differences.
At the coise OF Dr. Leltwich's able SER
mon, Dr Slcdl, The pastor rect iNei INTO
the church five young mon. ne stated
That one marked peculiarly in iNr meet
ings 600 Centenary was chat ln an those
VINO had ur1fcesci conversion. that there
was NOT single girl or woman. and that
iu all his ministry OF thirty years he
had never seen as many converts where
Dr lefwich preached "a highly in;cr-
cstine sermon to men only al 4 o'clock,
and AGAIN 40 night The services VIII
continue through Che week conducted 10y
the Methodist pastors Of other churches.
Ir Slell viii preach the hacCalaureate
sermon before the Woman's College. at
Lvnchhure sunday morning next and az
IRi1ulOl Pn-Aacun Academy. at Bedford
Rev Dr A. G. Brown uresiI.ne elder
of the East Richmond district. preached
at BrOad-rfrftt church sunday muInlnS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
REV. DR.. FAIR TO WOMEN
he Talks 10 rHE GRADUATES
1BOUT THE IDIAL WOMAN.
The Services at the ton'c 'ary Methodist
Church-The scvonth-bsy Adventists.
Other Chur ch >ews.

Tho annual sermon TO ;hc students Of
the "A omaua Ooiicgc was preached at
the Crlct-Strcct Baptist church on SUM
day n!ent uy the Kew Dr. James y.
tair Iucic was quite "a large crowd
IN atffflaucc. ana tAe speaker vas Given
close attention throughout
Dr lafr s text Was irOm the 18TH saU-
ter OF Matthew --d verse. And behold
woman OF canaan came out OF the
same coast. ana erred out o. hm saying.
Nave mercy ON me. % L0rl. thou .Ou Ut
David. ny daughter is ericVOusIy VeXcd
with devil From tnis text in lis
eloquent language. DE painted TWO pic
turfr. one OF tuc worldly woman and
the other oi tho Christian woman \
mortal. SAID hc would have all men
bow before her and her path strewn
with mowers. But look az the clear
antthcsis drawn ny CHRIST. a sheet OF
desert sans. hot Oriental sHy. ana ln
the sane as the feet o. the Saviour knccis
= woman, asking Tor blessings FOR an
other 'lt b.. Doc sail. ''a simple pic
tufc nut when tic meaning 81 caught
does 10 not thrill the mind with N
an1curt The true place Tor the l1cal
woman is at the feet ot Christ rs oman $
sphere ls in tne spiritual world. This
Is NOT au aaIo|t Genial OF her mental
capacities. which have been shown ln
every relation or Nfe-witn the pen, on
ihc throne. OF iu tht hcid oi natue. ~
is not w0man's only greatness, pat nor
greatest she is ,nc Ink "mch p,ii.'s
tne mortal iO the spiritual word. me-
cunning tcmpter viii whisper mat h.i
beauty. OF literary ability D. hel great
ness. bat Der FIRST hope ls in Goa. ana
o. speak OF woman without l"llH 4e
60 tea of a pardiuH, al aiai that never
shines. or au altar Oh WNicN lif '".i iii.
Clai flames nave never been Hndicd WAT
motives compcis the ideal woman 10 ne
800 lie presence OF Christ Not 70 So, Is
faEOrs for herself, huf to ask blessings
Tor others. Sine is willing Co sacriuct
everything. even 90 knecliug in the dust
DO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
UNITERNTTT TfNdL,.
Programme for the Crls' rat ons of 1895 to
Open June . IA.

The following SIS the programme OF
the final celebrations Of the University
OF Virginia for l>',.
Sunday. June gth-1i 4. NJ. valedictory
sermon by the chaplain. Rev. j. William
Jones. ID. d.. +. ~, address before the
Christian Association by Right Rev. John
y. Newton, u. -.
Monday. June lOth-lO 4. IT., annual
meeting OF the board OF visitors; =. 81,
celebration Of the Washington Literary
Society.
Tuesday June llth-io a. NJ, meeting
OF the Society Of Alumni. II 4. NJ, adj
dress before the literary societies hy Hon.
George r. Peck. of Chicago III, L. NJ,
celebration OF the jefferson Literary So
ciety.
The magazine medal will be awarded
at the celebration % that literary so
ciotv 10 which the successful competitor
belongs.
ing of the Society OF Alumni. II 4. Me-
Alumni Grafton by Professor woodrow
Wilson. unwilling OF the Minor bust. AMI
ADDRESS by Senator John W. Daniel
T. NJ. Alumni luncheon. =. VI, delivery
of diplomas Of graduation and award oil
academic and professional degrees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
rhr NJ. tormnn Nasn,t 10 Glamc.

An accident occurred at the corner OF
T,velffh and Main streets yesterday az
fernoon. about O'Clock. which shook up
Inc passengers on electric car No. r.
and the motorman narrowly escaped be
ins, hurt. At the time OF the accident
tbe car was coming up the hill. and before
Motorman Joseph Mayo could shut on the
current and stop his car b. crashed INTO
"A pondcrous ice-wagon on the track. me
wagon was not seriously damaged anu
car was badly damaged. and the spatter-
board looked as though cyclone nad
struck ID. The ACCIDENT created ripple
Of excitement. and quite crowd gamer
ed at the place just TO see what "''
happened. 1901. - tft
one of the passengers who was h,-
.Ia sh,ken mn. remarked. The mOtorman
is not at ali TO blame for running mo
that species OF vehicle wneh lne ii'i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
CIhCUS cAML AND WENI
With the Thermometer Mt the 100 Notch
the People Crowded o see the show

The great Wallace Shows spread their
ten acres OF canvas at the head Of Clay
street yesterday morning. BY o'clock
the streets along which the parade was
advertised to pass were thrOnged with
peOple-With red faces and palm-ieaf fans.
All tried 10 find "A little shade where
they might wait 10 see the elephants and
the clowns. When they passed they were
not disappointing. The elephants We're
unusually large and the clowns typical
ones The wagons were Open exposing
one Of the finest menageries seen here
for a long time.
BY the afternoon performance the mer-
curry had risen 10 the 100 notch In the
shade Nevertheless. the big tent was
well filed and az the night performance
was packed TO the suffOcatiOn point.
Inc rOpe-DOunding, walking, and slid
ing was one of the features. The fcats
OF the japanese cOntOrtl0nists and perci
performers were particularly clever. and
the bicycle riding and chariot races were
fine.
The last spectator was hardly out OF
call last night before the whole Trims
was being bundled into wagons. aud
when the small boy looked this morning
toward the spot where he spent the day
of from school yesterday. be saw tina;
even the Hide Blotcal mules had gone.
Wallace had folded bis tents Ike the
Arabs, and as silently stolen away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

lines famous New York Band, which
is now on its way 10 fuihi special en-
gacemcuts al the Ilttshurs ana Atlanta
IsSnos.tions. will come 10 Richmond and
be- al the West End Baseball Park on
SATURDAY. evening. June SIN, and Monday,
limo lGih. matinee and nislt. 10 take
part in elaborate productions or the
~ aud Peace" and ~ Day at the
Worlds Fair" These specie cular pro-
ducfions have been the big successes OF
the recent season. great deal OF mill
tgrv poup is utilized. also chorus, nre-
1913 display. aud the famous artillery
accompanfment which was used by Gil
more years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The Chapel of the sacred Heart Mt Monte
Maria.

The chapel OF the Sacred Heart at
Monte Maria viii be dedicated or Mon
day. June 10Th, at a. Nj, by Bishop Van
Twelve stainod-glass windows q nance
TIE leauty of the chapel. and in design
and workmanship 10 reflects credit on
the refined taste Of Mr. Eunce, the ar
tist. All are er>5cllishe1 with jew Us and
ornamental q signs.
ON the lower sanctuary window. the
symbols OF Faith. Hope ana 'hiniy, pay
tribute % the life and Writ ies OF inc
late Sir. John Purcell. OF happy mcmOl g..
The upper san fuary winiJH, presented
bv Mr. John "A. Higgins. the esteemed
friend Of the community In fomemDrance
of his wife, represents the HOY bi1ie,
upon which rests "a chalicc cncircicd by
"a rosary. a dove hOvers above inc
chalcc ana a lily lies al It's base ON
another window also given by AIT. lii--
gins. in memory of his two dalthleiS'
may be sccn two doves drinking from d
fountain.
The remaining windows have the fol-
loving names and designs. Mrs. haiflel
Roberts "a crown about the letters J.. II.
=. fIcsus HOmiuum SALVATORE, Mrs. IsilHi
NcCrauo. cross and. crown; one whose
name is not given. q sacred heart MI.
Martin AlahOucy. q chalicc win grapes
and wheat. the Children OF Mary
rosary .lfWincd with les MISS ia
Puzey a former pupil Of the INSTITUTION
a broken column in the midst OF mes Il
window presented by the sunday school,
an inclined cross. surrounded by roses
The window TO the right OF the on
trance represents q fuil-lcnRth hgure OF
ST. Francis de Sales. founder or the OF
der of the Visitation. ROBBED IN cassocK
and rOchct. holding In one hand the ~
spirod pen and 30 the otner the Dooh
Of rules Of the order. ,e.
ON "a corresponding window 10 lh5 lIl
OF the entrance. presented by MT. > r..
Koarney. i'm remembrance OF ms ny. ~.
daughter. Charlotte may be seen OF
Augustine in fun pontifcals.
Besides these tributes, sacred 10 w
memory Of departed friends; ~ me Iooi
OF the sanctuary, a sacred hcdi t. t..'
thrOncd amidst luminous CLOUDS, go ;i' =
brilliant rays on the altar ncio"' Inns ~
"a present from Mr.. II. Bunce.
FEAST or rTNTrcosT.
The feast of Pentecost was celebrate ca
at ST Alarl's church sunday. Inc
church was handsomely dccorhleh tsl's
ciaiN the high altar. NeIy Rev. rather
WiUibald. pastor. celebrated hlgh mass az
1890 A. VI. and preached an eloquenl SET
mon ON cine Birthday Feast OF ouI
church" The music rendered gy thy
choir was OF d high order an ciiD'' nI
compositons of Mozart ANA Muihl hS
manner i'm which II was uerioIHlrp ~
much crelit 10 81 Mary fhoI emu i''
dirlctor. Professor G.. +. Mutier.
At O'Clock M the cvonins sol I'M -
pers were held. Mr.. Chtll IS i.a.,.,,,
lang Nulard's beautiful ave e i'm
while the choir sang inc muse Vi ""'0'
emit composers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
The Summer Opera.

The summer opera season was opened
at the Academy of Music last night io
run "A week FRA Diavoio' was me Din
and the Andrews opera company appera.,i
ed before an audience OF anou, ~ "a
electric fans recently put up In the Acaa-
emv reduced the temperature consld-
erably. so that the people suffered very
little with the heat
Tn. company. while not up 70 the stanl-
ard. aid about as well as was expected.
"Zerlina." daughter of Mattco. was fairly
well taken by Miss Nyra M0rreila. and
Nessrs JAY Taylor and ia. Andrews. as
"Beppo" and GiOcammo. companions
OF "Diavolo' We're not bad. ihe otnei
members of the cast did as well as one
had reason 10 expect under the c.rcum-
stances.
'The Pretty Persian will be presented
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

fessor PUryear and Professor Harrison IN
dicated their inter tlcn OF remaining.
These two gentlemen were urged 10
make a definite reply at this meeting.
end letters from each was read before the
board. That OF Professor Puryear vas
ncn-commitfal, and II was laid upon the
table. Professor Harrison's letter was
deemed unsatisfactory nd was returned
10 him for another reply. II IS understood
that Professor Harrison Will not resign.
Provision was made 20 OIL the vacancy
II. the chair Of Greek. ccused by the re-
siSration Of Professor Harris. hy advcr-
Using for appicatiCrs and any answers
that may be received will be considered
at the annual meeting on the 18th.
Professor Harris has announced his ac-
ccptance OF the prOfessOrship in the
SOuthcrn Baptist Seminary al Louisville
Ky. which was rendered MIN BIZ the
Beard Of Trustees Of that institution at
late meeIing In Washington CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The schedule Of the passenger trains on
A1artfn and Danvillc r.Hra4d went into
operation June lst as follows: IN.
No. - leave Buffalo Junction. dally
except Sunday, 800 7. NJ. al.
40. % leave Buffalo Junction oaliy'
except sunday ll.l5 4. NJ at.
No. ~ arrive Buffalo Junction daily
except sunday. 1885 4. VI.
40. "a arrive Runaio Junction daily OK
cept Sunday 1905 p. ". .,, et...
dallv except Sunday. $40 =. NJ.
10. . arrive Buffalo Lithia Springs
5aiIv. oxcent Sunday. II. 80 \. NJ
80. o leave Buffalo Lithia springs
daily. except sunday. 1893 \. NJ e..,.,,s
No. q leave Buffalo Lthia springs
daily. except sunday 2.5 =. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

At Leigh-Street Baptist church Or.
Wriaht preached morn.ns and night. The
right-hand of fellowship was given 90
about twenty new members and the
Lords SUPPER celebrated.
Dr. Wright viii leave tomorrow 10 de-
liver the annual sermon before the mill
fary school al West Point. Va.
Rcv. ". NJ. Leltwich. who Is conduct
church. spoke TO the Jun or Epwortn
I,Ecuc of Laurcl-Street Methodist chirch
Sat.fdav aftci~lOn. The ad iress was
entertaining and instructive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The regular meeting OF the George 70.
Trfetf Camp Of confe ierlte Veterans
VAS held last night. several new mcmb.ss
we're received into the camp. most
inr,r. sting paper on tic lG,c war WAS
read hy Mr.. MahOOd.
The following members OF the camp VIII
leave to-day for Ch,"lo .eaviNc whe'c
,bcv 60 TO attend the <rtnl cncimrmcnl
y Northen. Peter McCurdy. c. I.
Ioebr. b. NJ. Batkir~ 5. Il. Gates. =.
II Hasker, c. Conway, y W liz'n-
wood l.. l.. Lynch, c. Brooks J. u.
Lacy. aud J. L. Scatoa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Treasurer: William Wilson. secretary -
Hughes Senior Deacon. -.
The following appointments were ni""e
By the Master - 49,.
Chaplain. o. r. Kelley; steward ana
Tier John Pitt. Stewards Con mlt'ee.
A. W Welsiger. 4. McA. Parker, j. A.
Phillips. ". }. Hechler, j. ;. wilson "
c. Parker. Representative Masonic NJ
lief Board W. NJ. Williams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
THE COLLEGE PEofESSo">.
Ireir Replies to the Board '"s'''''ae'"iS'
pr,fes or Harris Accepts.

The Board OF Trustees or hictfi,o'e M M
esfco,I Hsrtist church yesterday a. noon
a1S -em@ined in session several hours.
Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry. chairman c, IN, ,se
Board. who recently rstu,i e. na ~
10 Europe. was present al" f''N
II viii be remembered that at the pre-
,,,nre naeeting a committee waitee on the
College Faculty TO ascertain tteir in, ,si-
..,,h ~. College. and that all except Pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The Rev. Mr.. White preached twice on
sunday. once at M.zpah and once at
Fairfield. Al the latter church Commu-
d.Hvercd hv the Rev Mr. W mite was di-
vided urder three leads. \ fact. fan
cs. ana figure. The text was John
xiii So. "He then. having received the
sim. Immediately went out. and 1t was
night"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

In the Circuit Court yesterday the
cbarter OF the Richmond Paper Manu-
featuring Company was so amended as
~ allow the company 10 increase It's
stock I'll. ". Ions
II --ountioy Cloud. IA. -. Newcomb,
and : Valentine Southail, Jr., qualified
fo uractice law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

Stated communication OF hehrico 1nio,i,
7 olec i,o us held al the Masonic Hall
on Twentv-nfth street last evening. ana
the following officers were elected, ana
win be Installed on 81. John's-Day the
9th instant: . c.,.. = "a
q, Garrison. J. W.; W. u. Williams,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The annual sermon )eto.e q, ou'.s
College Will be preached az CaiVarN sap
fist church next sunday eva1'Is by T..
n W. Battle. Of Petersburg. Or. ale
is quite popular ia MS clly ar 81 N
expected that a large coils .tStuDA y 10
erect him on this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

A. the First Presbyterian church, Dr.
Kerr preached twice: the mornins tsNt
was Acts VIII 1910. The ethiopian on
,,.rt ~ NIGHT "Thc Sacrifice Of God"
VAS the subject of the discourse. the
fext being taken from Psalms IT, r.
The Iulpits OF the olf Market ana
Westminster churches were filed at both
services. rospsrtively by kcvs. j. T..
Cooke and G. NJ. ChumLlcy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

preached his second anniversary sermon
as pastor Of the church. After the ser
mon Mir. Bagby gavt some statistics OF
tnt years work and congratulated the
cnuich upon their work IN raising money
LOT the various religious purposes. lie
stated that the church had one year ago
~ members During the year y had
been added by baptism and - by letter
lN erafJre 30 members had been lost,
and by death, A. by letter. H. present
membership. Az
There were no services at Calvary Bap-
tlat church Sunday night. owing 10 the
commencement sermon preached before
the graduates Of the WOmans College by
Rev Dr. Fair. OF Gracc-Street Baptist
church.
1HE TINT MEETINGS.
The opening ceremonies incident TO the
series or tent meetings being held at
the corner of Marshall and Thirty-second
streets took place Sunday afternoon at
: O'Clock. but the extreme heat some
what told against the success OF the
opening, so iar as the number in at
tendance was concerned. According 70
announcement heretofore made. Rev. Or.
Hatcher delivered the Inauguration SER
mon. and was assisted IN the exercise
by Rev. Mr.. Chambers. the Baptist city
Missionary. who viii have immediate
charge Of the meetings. The singing
was admirably done by a select choir
from the Baptist Young Peoples Union
OF Lcigh-Strect church. under the leader
ship OF Mr.. James Harwood. and these
young people viii conduct the song ser
vice az ali future meetings.
There viii be preaching at the tent
every night this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

The report that a small boy was Prob
ahiv drowned in the river At the dam,
near the Manchester side, saturaay even
- seems 10 have been unfounded. u
- stafSi Yesterday that the boy waied
ashore before the water reached a point
shef would have endangered his lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

General William II. Payne was erro'
neously reported in some OF the papers
TO have attended the Confederate monu-
ment unwilling in Chicago. He remained
al his home. Warrenton, being unable TO
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
MOHAIRS.

All the fashionable trade want Mohair,
either plain or fancy. our buyer VINO
has lust returned from the market, mas
been fortunate i'm securing a stock OF this
beautiful. endurable. and up-to-date ma
ter.al %,
Plain Mohair al p. 3, 49, 80. '9c, ana 81.
% 75c and 81 per yard.
All the above are black.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
4 Grand rcollight.

Calvary and Legh-street Bapiist
e,r',rsion down the river on the nealu-
mi steamer P0cahontas. next THURSDAY
nieDt. The excursion will be given Iof
The benefit OF the two Churches lass
No 4 of Calvary church, VIII serve re-
freshments on the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
OT-WEATHER GOODS

Cool. clear, real French Batiste Lawn.
imported to sell for 25c. per yard, and
was considered good value for that price.
We are Offering a lot OF the choicest pat
terms at l2hzc. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04

At the Church Of the Covenant. the
Rev, J. Calvin stewart preached al rom
se~,,ires His morning text was Luke
* 1912. and at night. Acts X. l-'S.
DR. Cannon preached twice az the
l-n-.l Lrn- nAL.r-nn cnHr-l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-04
BLACK CREP0NS.

We have closed ont the balance Of an
importers stock Of Black Crepons, and
are Offering them al lower prices than
nave ever been quoted to the Richmond
trade.
soc Crepons reduced TO Soc
have ever been quoted 10 the richmond
Si25 Crep0ns reduced 10 s5c.
81 20 Crepons reduced TO l5c.
$50 CrepOns reduced to 81.
81 Crepons reduced to $50.
g. $3.50. and 81 Crepons reduced 10 =
per yard
A cOrrespondingly low cut has been
r,-sde In the price OF our COlOrcd CrepOns.
only a limited quantity OF any OIL the
STYLES.