The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

Many Attractive Features for All Glasses
OF the Reading Public.

The Sunday Times OF tomorrow VIII
be a paper OF greater excellence than
usual in the matter OF scope embraced
within the limits Of its special features.
These articles are not reprints or clip
pings from publications OF former dates,
but are fresh. newsy. and interesting sub
jects, treated I'm the most enjoyable and
entertaining manner by competent and
cultivated writers.
While the subject-matter is entirely new
and up-to-date. the former purpose oil
presenting articles particularly desirabla
for our women reades is preserved. and
the ladies are rendered In tomorrows
Times the rare opportunity Of reading a
choice number OF selections especially
adapted TO their fancies. and which viii
present them with a store Of valuable and
pleasureable Information.
In all of the departments Of the paper,
the special features are most creditably
represented in the coming edition. The
sporting news Is full and elaborate, base
ball and bicycling taking a prominent
place in the list The Art Music, and
Drama columns are indeed readable and
complete.
The literary field is splendidly covered,
and ali the seasonable designs IN the
world OF fashion are presented in their
most attractive forms. The social and
political dongs Of the week are wildly
"a nd
casts are made by men and women Of
ability and training.
The Sunday Times is keenly alive 10
the requirements OF the great reading
public, and is designed in every respect
10 meet the needs or the public. Every
body should read IT, as it contains many
exquisite gems Of thought and informa-
ton for every single reader.
The following arc some Of the most
prominent special articles:
Bah TALKS ABOUT TASTE. An IN
teresting seance with the woman OF
fashion. Paying too much attention
TO colors. Suting blondes and nrunetics
Propriety OF red and black shades
THE RIVALS" Up TO DATE Ollus-
trated). splendid revival or Sherl-
dams masterpiece. Joseph Jefferson 10
head the cast. Mrs. Julia Ma-.oWe-
Taber and other favorites to appear.
Past productions compared.
CAN HAVE a NAVY IN THE AIR
Qllustratedj. The offered prize OF 800
900 has brought out wonderful new
man-of-war that sails In the sky Rises
by balloon attachment from vessed in
mid-ocean. Taking a foot from above
instant bloodshed.
WHO'S GOT THESE BUTTONS? III
lustrated). Collectors grabbing for the
red campaign button. first production OF
the year. Crisps, a neat wreath OF
Southern laurel. Germans button OF
tin in red, white, and blue. and Olney's
is a Cape Cod fish. Whitney's hit"
with an odd button OF brains.
DUCHESS \ SNAKE CHARMER IN
lustrated). on her way to historic
Blenheim with a menageries Of snakes,
eagles, and ostriches. Countess OF era
ven will summer in house-boat. Lady
Randolph Churchill takes outing on
donkey on the banks Of the Thames.
HELEN GOULDs NEW BICYCLE III
lustrated. Weighs twenty-four pounds.
cost 500. and IS one OF many sent TO
Irvington for a house party. Wheels
bought by the Gebhards. W. G. Whit.
ney put a cycle in his daughters trous-
seau. Miss Vanderbilt purchases a
high wheel and Mrs. Astor a heavy one.
STORY OF HARDSHIPS AT SEA.
Graphic account Of an experience on
the steamer Finance. en- route 10 Pan
anna. Heroic battle for life with the
flames.
"SANITAS" on HYGIENE. Dsinfec-
ton in the barber-shop. Cycling as
cause Of disease Feet and poor
health. In the bedroom. Longevity
PARIS GOWNS FOR CHILDREN III
lustrated). In snowy cloaks OF Turkish
towelling. groups Of future heireses play
in Paris streets. Paris modistes say
American mothers order child's clothes
from them because they are more SEN
sible. Cloaks that are easily laun-
dered
BEGGING LEAVE TO DIFFER. John
Ruskin taken to task for his assertion
that our achievements I'm literature are
but "adoptions" from the Greeks.