The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-01
SUNDAY rrMEs To-noRRoT.
It VIII Contain Among Others New
Feature Articles for Women Readers.

II VIII Contain Among Others n New
Feature Articles for Women Readers.
The Sunday Times tomorrow will bris-
tie with articles of the greatest interest
to Southerners in general, and Rich
monders in particular. The specially
prepared illustrated articles will contain
information OF incalcIlable value 10 every
| newspaper reader. and are unusually in
teresting. These stories are prepared
especially for The Times. and are pecu-
liarly adapted to the tastes Of the peo-
pie Of Virginia and Of the South.
number Of the articles in The Sunday
Times tomorrow are gotten up exclusive
ly FOR women, and contain "A wealth of
information which female newspaper read
ers cannot afford TO miss. Women can
no longer afford TO limit their informa-
ton to frivolous things. In this en-
lishtened age. the attractive woman must
be one who can converse intenisenuy on
any Of the live topics OF the day, and
The Times is just the paper TO keep them
posted Otherwise edious subjects are
made light and attractive by writer's for
The Times. and thus those matters which
hitherto bored the woman reader are now
made most entertaining.
The Sunday Times VIII inaugurate a
new feature to-morrf fw, which win GER
tainly prove OF great. interest TO the pub
lie. 1t is a notwithstanding continued
story by Joel Chandler Harris. the dis
tinsuished Southern author. entitled,
"The Story OF Aaron Ben
Ali, so Named" This Is pro-
nounccd the best Of Nr. Harris pro-
ductions, and will prove OF great interest
TO readers Of The Sunday Times.
Some OF the features for tomorrow
are.
DYNAMITE BONES rs HAVANA III
lustrated). The Spanish General viii
be blown up if less lenieut than Cam
pos was. More horrible than Paris was
at the scige. Cuban spy system.
PRINCE OF WALES TO EXHIBIT III
lustrated). The twentieth annual dog
show 10 become an international bench
exhibition. High-c ASS entries Of Nor
gan, Belmont. and The Goulds.
ALL PARIS KNEELS IN FUR mlus-
uated). There is q Russian church i'm
Paris that sets church styles for Tho
whole world. Fashions in prayer
gowns. Furs worn for penitence.
"A COURT WORTHY A BRIDE" Dl-
lustrated). The way visitor de-
scnbcs the indoor tennis Of Mrs. O.
ii. J.. Belmont at Beicourt. The gen
tecl sport OF Lent
LONGSTREET AND STUART. A birh-
ly Interesting review of portion of
tho formers book, by Colonel John S.
Mosoy. Lack Of cavalry not RESPONSE
ble for the loss OF Gettysburg.
THE FASHION IN SLEEVES mlus-
irateC). Species in the embryonic state
Latest in evening waists
CIAR REEDS AMDSEMENTs 0Uus-
tratcd. lie writes essays on house
cats and letters that Doe never mails.
Mrs. Reed edits his speeches.
A FLOOD or BAD BILLS NOW
Qllustrate). Thei counterfeit five
dollar bins with General Grants
face upon them have plain
closed shirt. while fhe good bills have
am oDen shirt-frontl
AARON HlN All 1-.ANED Tuus-
trateD. Unusually Interesting con-
tinued story by Joel Chandler Harris.
BEGINNING AND THE ENDING. Con-
clusion of the entertaining article be-
gun last Sunday by General George ].
Hundley giving "reminiscences Of the
hrst and last days OF the war