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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

building committee. together with those
who are 10 bid on the work. and the
architect. MIR. 4. Il. Jennings. OF New
York. was held. when plans were pleas
antly discussed
Or. Hatcher was asked what course the
committee would pursue in event the es-
Innate for the work did not come with
tn the prescribed financial limits OF SIS.
O00
Il do not cross a bridge until I get 10
IT," replied the Doctor but tho commit
tee IS delighted with the architects
plans and would probably make changes
~ 20 materials and ornamentation II nee
cssary. IN order 10 get the house down TO
tho right figure"
lie expressed strong hope. however.
that the committee would find the bids
within or very near 10 tho figure which
has been named as a limit.
When asked II y35 900 was the amount
fixed upon 70 cover the entire cost Of the
building. Or. Hatcher said Il was not.
That amount does not include the COM
plcuon. furniture etc. for the audito-
rum" said he.
Dr. Hatcher left the city yesterday at
noon FOR Northern Virginia and expects
90 return on September an. when the
building committee will meet TO open bids
on the church work.
Tho following contractors. all Of Rich
mond have entered bids: W. r. Thomas.
" T. Ancarrow. William Gibson. Jr..
r. Wiley Davis and !. W. Thomas. Mr..
A. B Jennings. tho architect. had
pleasant conference with the bidders sat
urday. when all details were discussed
and explained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
rcns and other Matters.

Mr.. James p. Barnes. formerly OF
Richmond. died Monday In Lexington
Ky.
NJ lob, p Grimes mas recovered from
his recent illness, and is again So'e 10
be OFT.
Captain II. T. owen has returned rom
Green Bay. where he has been sp'i III
his vacation.
Mr. John W. OVERLY has returned
from Charlotte county. where ne mas
been spending his vacation.
Mr.. ]. II. Seymour was elected DIS
trict Chief Templar at the district sess'on
Of Good Tomplars at Williamsburg Mon
day.
Acknowledgement Charles J. Anderson,
who has been spending couple OF weeks
at the White sulphur Springs PAS re-
turned home.
Application was made TO Chief OF Pc
lice Howard for n detail OF police TOT ,he
state National Democratic Convention
on Thursday.
Mr.. II /. Nornoet. OF Franklin coun-
~. has been appointed clerk in the sec
ond Auditors office vice Nr. Newton
McAlpin. resigned.
CAPTAIN G.. Watt Taylor. OF the Fire
Board. returned yesterday from salt Lake
CITY. where the National Assoc auon or
Fire Chiefs has been I'm session.
Roy. G.. W. Hurt. of Georgia. who
preached at the Grace-Street tabernacle
the third Sunday In August. Will also
preach there next Sunday morning.
Y. VI. 9. A. state Secretary L. A.
Coulter returned from Millboro yester-
day. lie will leave the city again to-
day 70 spend the balance Of his va,t-ion.
Olivia Christian. a colored woman.
was arrested by the Henrico county po-
Ice Yesterday on complaint q y. w.
Robins. who charges her with having as
saultod him.
Alexander Carter. a negro Is locked up
IA the Second station charged with being
a suspicious character. He has a sf25 dia-
mond ring on his person, which he says
a woman gave him.
The ambulance was called at 100 yes.
toriay. Or. Labenberg In charge, 10 the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works % attend Mr. J. On Beale. who
had fallen from a high point In the shor
and disIocated limb He was treated
and taken 20 his home No. 1915 north
Twcnty-seventh street
Mt and Mrs J. W. Quarles rendered
n reception Monday night 20 Mr.. ano
Mrs IT. J. Robertson. who have just
returned from their wedding tour.
one OF the big crossings of the
Traction Company line on west
Broad street was put in place yester-
day. II IS one Of the largest yet put
down. and the work IS being pushed as
rapidly as possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

The Trade Unions Of Virginia Arranging
for It, Observance.


Great preparations are being made by
the labor unions Of Virginia for the ceie-
bration OF Labor-Day at Norfolk and
Ocean View. September eth.
The arrangements and the details or
The days programme have been en-rust-
% 10 the Norfolk Trades and Laoon
Council
Among the chief features viii be a
big parade. which takes place in te
i11rnins The thousands OF wage
earners VIII 30 down TO ocean View in
The afternoon and listen 10 addresses
by Hon Sam. j.. Hope. cx-presidcnt ot
tae Norfolk Typographical Union, Mr.
AloX. 3. McCuloch. OF this city. Hon.
Charles IT, Bland and Mr.. W. n. Fair
loss OF Pcrts mouth.
The following state organizers have
boon named by the Executive Commit
tee OF tho state Federation OF Labor.
r,.cutly formed here. d. J. Reardon, ~
Portsmouth, FOR the southeastern dis
trict. q. j. Wills. OF Richmond, FOR the
ceutTal district. G.. T. Gray, OF Roanoke.
for tho western district. >. y DAVIS. OF
Dauyille. anu ". G.. Lolhom. OF Lynch
burg. special organizers Tor the.r sec
Secretary Towson. Of the Norfolk,
Young Mems Christian Association. IS
arranging a special religious service for
Of Quecn-Street Methodist church. and
Mr.. 4. Is. McCulloch are programmed Tor
addresses appropriate 20 the occasion.
Nj McCUlloch las not yet been officially
notified.
The Richmond delegation Will go 70
Norfolk on special excursion train and
take with them tho Columbus Brass
Band. There will be plenty Of good music
in the labor parade the Central Labor
Union having secured the services OF
the Naval Post Band and 81 Mary's
XOuave Drum Corps. The latter is said
20 be the best organization Of is kind IN
tho South.
4 number Of the labor organizations
will appear IN line in attractive uniforms
The printers OF Norfolk viii wear dark
linen busters and white outing caps
Mr. John +. Dashiell has been chosen
their marshal.
Tho chief marshal Of the Richmond
delegation will be elected at a meeting
Of the Trades ard Labor Council to-
n.Eht. when other preparatory arrange
n.anls WI also hn made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

travels In the interest OF his road. He
reports business in his line quite as lively
as could he expected. and feels highly
encouraged with his success. The
Georgia and Alabama. said he. is doing
the best business IN its history.
When asked about the political situa-
ton in Louisiana. MT. Secll SAID that
nol,tI.s IN the Gulf states were growing
mora interesting as the campaign pro-
s-ressed Most Of the representative bus
mess men in New orleans and other
POINTS in louisiana were straight out
Tor Mckinley. They had formed what
tbev called the white Mans Republican
club" and would support me ONO man
10, send a representative 60 the Indian
III. Corven,ion. Mr.. Cecil thought
S was doubtful. and that Mlsssis-
sinpi and Texas would support Bryan
and SeWal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Mems super-Grade Percale boSo'n .
nress shirts. sizes Is IL. ls ana 10 ~
49, o,r regular 81 goods. Three-dS'
clearance. 75c each. $50.
Rows. Pcrcale shirt Waists 'he l@'''
..norhle We" brand: regular price 60
,rnree-aay clearance. nc. each
odd lot OF Mems elegant quality 'N's ~
sn,rts regular dollar goods lhfee -o"'
clearance. sec. each .,..r Rand
Mems 5Oc and 3ec. Neckwsr' 80 -
r[u,s Tecks and Four-in-HandS'
dav clearance 25c. each. , Han,
Mons Fine An-Lnen Hemstitched hs,u
terchiefs. II. /: ! i-2-lnch hens rec 10
nr'ce II l-2c. Three-day clearance p''0e'
iOr each. r,o..,,o
Mems very fine Laundered lerSaiS
shirts an immense assortment; attached
and detached collars and cuffs. soft pos
oms. regular 75c. goods. ihree-uay
clearance price, 50c. each -.
The splendid brand Mothers friehu
Rows Shirt-Waists. regular price 81 l--c'
Three-day clearance price. zsc. each
Rows Fauntleroy Waists, made or SUI
perfine muslin. handsomely trimmed win
embroidery: regular price Doc, l1c. and
81. Three-day clearance price, 2oc. each
Mems Percale Bosom Shirts. we'll made
perfect fitting: our J0c goods. Three-day
clearance price. 25c. Sizes 10 and 10 l..
only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
MR.. c. ~. CECIL MERE.
Says Louisiana VIII support Mckinley
and Hobart.

Mr. c. ". Cecil formerly passenger
agent Of the Southern railway. with
headquarters in this city. arrived in Rich
mond yesterday morning. and spent the
day in the city. He was shaking hands
with his many friends on the street. and
was warmly greeted. lie viii spend TO-
day at Ola Point IN conference with Gene
raj Freight Agent Pope. Of the Georgia
and Alabama railway. OF which Mr.. Cecil
is Southwestern agent. with headquarters
at New Dreams. La. and will return for
a brief stay in Richmond before resuming
his duties South. Mr.. Cecil is very
popular in railroad and business circles
and has made many friends In Louisiana.
TsxaA Mississsrpl and Alabama where he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

So Says the Jury ~ Regard to the Death
Of Spauccr.


in Hcnrico county yesterday morning
was held the long-delayed inquest into the
causes Of the death OF Joseph Spencer.
the negro who was killed on the 18th Of
July In gravel pit near Hartshorn COL
lCgc.
The verdict or the Jury was that Spen-
Ger came 10 his death Through the care
lcssness Of those who had the work in
charge"
Spencer. With a number n hands. was
NJ work getting ont gravel for the Trac-
ton Company tracks. and was buried
in cavo-in.
Mr. Cibbcney the foreman. who was
in charge OF 'he gang. is young man
who enjoys the complete confidence OF
his employer Mr. James Bradley
Ifo said in cutting down gravel BANK
Glide is liable 10 occur NJ any time. He
himself had been buried MP 70 his arm
1iifs ard narrowly escaped with his ire
The jury was presided over by Ju'uce
James r. Lewis There is some talk OF
emit Icing brought for damages IN View
OF fhc verdict. and Spencer's relatives are
said 10 have employed a lawyer to look
into the case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

At tho regular meeting Of Pickett camp
Monday night. the question OF the camp
trim 10 Sharpehure ana Washington as we
guests Of the philadelphia Brigade was
taken mp and discussed. ana the ioil'"
inr committee was appointed 20 arrange
for the trip Mcesrs. Charles I,ceh'
Chairman: r. y. Northen. w. y. Nnit-
lock. Scott Gibbs and l.. j. I.vneh.
Some thirty i've members Of the camp
signined their intention Of attending hnt
10 is expected that no less than seventy
five members and many other Confed-
cratic veterans will unite with them.
Tho Traffic B19rd has under coneidera-
tcn The matter Of rates. but very rea-
souable ones are expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Hfrorts Cf The committees on arrange
mems. Music. festival. and amusements
for tle grand Gcrman-uay celebration.
on Scptem.iy 18TH were received by
The German-AnerraD Association Mon
cay night President A. Won Rosenegk
was DO tle chair The Indies Of the Ger
u.a1 rAucricar Hospital Society We're
given tle fef.esLme-t privileges The
music VIZ te feature Of tie day.
There Viii De an ail-day picnic and the
committee on invitation is empowered
90 issue tickets. a special effort will be
made this year % keep an persons not
members 1i The association or guests out
% the grounds. There will be another
needing Or September sth when the
Ga4l asraurtn.cLts WIFI De made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
Down and Back, One Dollar.

Next Sunday august 30th) morning -
g. 20 O'Clock the usual popular Chesapeake
and Ohio Sunday seaside excursion train
will leave Broad-Street Station for Old
Point. Buck Roe Beach. Newport News.
Norfolk &c. The round-trip Is only 81.
A stone ballast track AMI two hour
schedule give our patrons a quick. clean
ride TO the sea" The train ~ unsnr-
passed for comfort Surf bathing. ocean
breezes. and superb hotel accommoda-
ticns. Returning. leaves Old Point at
y NJ. Norfolk at $40 r NJ. Also Z
a NJ the following Monday. Old Point
tickets good only on date OF sab. Spc-
cially arranged prices for dinner at Old
Point. HORACE +. SMITH.
Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
M foundation For II.

Colonel Charles r. Loehr whose name
has been mentioned in connection VII"
the Pvthian order as TO the Ger I .,l.
ritual question is reported as say'ns va
the entire matter. as far as ne
cerned. is on error. and mat NJ ."I
,,,,, ,,botever 70 do with translatins or
rrlrtino of the German rituals. that he
f., never even seen one; that he can
only account for the reason or ha.lNE
himself connected with this matter i'o.'
the fact that the former supreme l"',
.,ll,r NJ blackwell. delivered speech
bor. I'm 1893 FRI the course ~ which he
reaJ some expressions tending 20 prejudice
and reflect ON the German-American
members Of the order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
ChnmhlcY Stern.

Tarlv Yesterday morning Rev Q. NJ.
Chumhiov. pastor Of Westminster Presby-
terrain church. and Miss Lizzie j. stern
We're married n Ruther Glen. In Caro-
limo county. by Rev James r. Smith.
ID II.
Tho bride is daughter Of the late
Mr Lewis II stern ~ Richmond. on
account of tho recent anicfion in Tho
family NJ the bride tho wedding was a
very quiet one. Mr. Chumblev is one
Of rle rising Young miu4Vers Of abe
Presbyterian Church
The couple left on trip to Southwest
crn Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Nfre. Gin VIII run the third and last
excursion ~ the season 10 the sca-shore
to-day. These excursions have been
most enjoyable. ard the one to-day VIII
probably be the largest and best ~ the
season The train VIII leave The o. and
O. depot. Seventeenth and Broad streets
az 9l0 A. NJ. and not from the Byrd
street depot
10 goes without saying that these OK
cursions are FOR the benefit Of the Male
orphan Asylum one n the most worthy
institutions OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
q. A. X. Encsmpment ut Sc. Paul. AsNo
Low Rates via P.nnsylvsnis Raiiroads

The National Encampment Of the Grams
Army OF the Republic will be held at -.
Haul. September "a 10 4th. For thy
occasion the Pennsylvania railroad VIII
sell on August 18th 5Oth. and 8lst. ek-
cursion tickets 10 st Paul and return
from Washington at rate OF SO. Tickets
will be good for return passage until sep:
TENDER 10th. with an extension 10 ana
including Septe .nber Both, II deposited
with Joint Agent AT st. Paul on or be-
fore September 10th. For further in
formation apply TO G. Studs. passcnsee
agent & l.. D., Washington. ID. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

A party ~ gentlemen left Richmond
~ special Grain at lo clock yester-
day morning. 20 inspect The State Prison
Farm Among those who went wefs
Governor O'Fe.rall. Colonel John ;.
Harwood. MI j. $. Moore Messrs. +.
y. Glasgow. w. y. Chesterman. and ".
s Gum. Of the peuitenuary Board. and
Superintendent Lynn.
Tie party returned yesterday evening
and expressed themselves as highly pleas
e. wi,h tle results ~ The triR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
i Exchange No Rnhhery?

George Allen. a collector for the Viz
rinia state Insurance Company. left
his bicycle in the street az the door OF
q customer. on whom ne was calling
Yesterday 4 colored man. who had
hired a cheap vince from Temples BIZ
cycle store came along and exchanged
wheels with the collector. The police
arc now looking for the darkey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

The funeral OF Mr. George J. Mayo.
who met death so suddenly last Sunday.
took place from Laurel-street Methodist
church yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Rev. T. J. Taylor conducted the services.
and Company y. OF the Blues battalion.
and a delegation from Aurora Council.
No Is. J. o. L. a. NJ. accompanied the
remains OF their late comrade 10 River
View Cemetery. whore the body was laid
10 rest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Sunday last was Assoclaton-D Day at the
I.uray camp meeting state Secretary /.
A. Coalter ana Messrs wood OF Bite
field aad Grub. OF Shenandoah, present
Ell the association work 10 a large au-
dieuce In the afternoon Mr. Coalter
addressed gospel service at the same
place. and was assisted by Mr. Todd Hail.
a Christian worker on the Baltimore de-
fectlvs service Mr. Coa.tcr win address
the clifton Forge Association next sun
l4g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

"A. c. Askln. a farmer. whose home is
g. Hanoyor county. zen from his wagon
while suffering from an attack OF vertigo.
al the corner OF Eighteenth and Frank
lin streets. yesterday morning about II
O'Clock. lie was taken 20 o. drug store
An the nel-nborhood where restoratiyes
we're administered and thence removed
70 the residence Of friend on Nine
reen.h str,ot lie was not injured by
che fl.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

noARD or rIRr conuI>sIoyrRs.


acted by That Body.
The Board o. Fire Commissioners at
their last meeting. decided To- change the
hour Of meeting from $50 J.. M 10
J.. NJ. and hereafter tie sessions ~ The
BODY will bs held On the second aud
fourth Monday OF each month
A fre-alarm box was ordered 10 he
placed at the corner ci Grove avenue
and IOnbardy street The snDcrin-
teUdent reported the case ~ Mr. I0Hry,
OF his Department. Who ieI from pole
and broke bis leg ana stated iAat Ae
was in need OF some one 20 take Ny
B0wry's place until Doc could return 10
was then ordered. on motion. that O.. J..
Gluetf % Hook and Ladder Truck
Company so. e. bee asst gned % the t-e-
alarm department until Dig. bo"ty lee
turns.
The Chief reported two horses in the
department unfit for service. .le was
authorized 90 dispose ~ tlcm 3ud pure
chase two more lie was also authoriz-
ed 10 have certain repairs made tO tle
harness ~ so. company and To nave
a coal-house built az tho Ihird-street
house.
The superintendent reported that he
had had one dozen OF tHe ire-alarm
boxes on the streets painted. Iie was
directed 20 continue the We.k unul an
shall have been painted.
The following flrio.- were then
granted. vs.. II. Garftre r. ten days
from September 9Th. J.. o. Gil. Tn days
from September 4th; a. g.. Ellington,
ten days from September 18th. ii. vs..
Clarke. ten days from September @dt
j.. }. Bradley. ten dafs from September
81. g.. u Showbridl. ten days from
September Stl. s. ~nnherg. ten days
from September 18th. DE-. J.. Iayue. Tea
days from September 18TH, u. ID. Vein
er ten days from september -Ntn. j. $.
Gary, ten days from september 2lst. T..
u. ktsler. ten days from August 18TH.
W. b. Clarke. ten days from Aueue
18Th. O.. g. tfommer ten Gays from
September Sfh
An appliance for stopping leaks in the
hose while the engine 's at work was
Company.
Tho bills for the month were ordered
% b. IaIl nnl Tie L-Lrl alI.ul.eL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26

Richmond Locomotive Works Have not
Been Sold.

Richmond Locomotive Noi"S "''' wv
Hcen Sold.
Mr. w. r. Trigg president OF the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine-Wor
when asked about the report printed IN
am afternoon paper yesterday TO the
effect that the works had been pun
chased bv n Baltimore company. said.
THE report published in an afternoon
paper that the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine-WorNs had been purchased by
q Baltimore company is without even a
shadow OF foundation. Nor has 10 been
understood by anybody that
large number or any other num-
ber OF Baltimore mechanics viii he
brought 10 Richmond 10 displace any Of
our own people Tie rumor is absolute
IN false from beginning 70 end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
Niagara Falls Excursions via X. +. 4 J..
and Prnna. X. *.


Niagara Falls tours VIII ieaVe WASH
ington. ID. c., In special trains VIA me
Pennsylvania railroad. al NV a. NJ
August loth. September 9TH and lIth;.
the r. + and =. rail- Dad will sell round
trip tickets from Richmond for these 'oots
az Si4 pt,huora
For full Information apply TO hlcHmonu
Transfer Company. No. so5 east MAN
street. jefferson Hotel Bronch' Dyru-
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
Tho Offices OF the Kelley Institute OF
yirg MIA are now located in Richmond a,
sl9 EAST Franklin street. for the cure o.
III, ,or and drug additions and neuras-
m mia. Write for cir .ular Correspon-
dence confidential Address the Kelley
Institute. Box SIS. Richmond. Va
See the newest rates between Baltimore
and Richmond via All-Rail Line.
Quickest time and cheapest freight.
Apply to r.. F. and =. II. II.
ctore-door delivery on all shipments re-
ceived by BAY LINE.
FREQ delivery OF all goods shipped by
the BAY LINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
DIR. CAIISCH HURT.
The Popular Rabbi Has Fall From His
wheel.

wheel.
Rev.E. y. Calsch d. ID. rabbi OF the
Jewish Synagogue. OF this city, met WIN WIN
an sccflent fu Peoria. 3D.. while riding
His bicycle last week. Dr. Cahsch was
riding down a steep bin when he lost con
trol Of the machine and was thrown Nlo-
lcntv 20 the bottom OF thlrty-iout EN-
irt,nent Ills shoulder was dislOcated
bv the fan and he was considerably
bruised
4 letter was received IN this city yes
ter,lav stating that the Doctor was doing
as well as could be expected under lne
hest az medical treatment. and would
rro63blv leave for Richmond on Thurs
Hrs Ca'isch ard children are out OF
tic CITY summing. but VIII return
home on Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
New Ielepbones on Church Hill

The Richmond Telephone Company are
wiring Church Hill for phones.
They have a list o, many people on the
hill wishing phones. but 10 avoid mis-
takes and 10 allow every one 10 be sup.
Piled. those contemplating putting In
phones will please send In their orders
a. once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
TIE COMM" fhih.
Secretary owens says 1t VIII be the Best
Ever Held Here.

eoa-..o~v YIN. G.. owens. Of the Nir-
-. Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciotv IS busily engaged in making prepa-
rafions FOR the state Fair next October.
THE following letter. Nl.. t.
itself. has been sent VN' - '''D
Oh De enT SIR Sir. beg 70 call yonr attention
g. Articio ~ section .. or the cohstltu-
nor. relative 20 life mcnn' ..o
Each life member sh"l i.l i''st ~ -, ,,,'
eccrcf,,rv OF the society iuil ana COM
,f.,. a. ~ AN members oi his FAMILY,
srd e,,.h other requirements as may ne
I,.,,,.rdcd Tor the protection of the So
cietv on or before the iitcenth day ~
sepicmber Of each year who are entitled
70 pl ls9 nm In the attached blank form
for names Of tho members OF your tainly,
ana return to me al your earliest convent
cnfe. -, r-t 49,.
wear VIII be one Of the hest ever given by
The society. and I trust you ana your
family viii bee present.
VERY truly yours,
WILLIAM G.. OWhNH secretary.
Mr. b. Cameron pIcsiNeht OF the
Raleigh O. O. state Far. was in the
CITY Monday. and spent several hours
with Secrstarv owens Tie was on his
way homo from New York. where Doe had
been in tho hope Of eltiHt a daie lot
his fair from Hon. NlilaiA D. hl! AN
FIe failed iu this as dli the local society
Inn VIII make an effort 90 got some other
prominent speaker. lie was very much
ulcascd with Mr.. owens plan ~ issuing
circulars giving the circuit open 10 nis
exhibitors. and promised lo nave IKE
ones issued upon his return nome
Colonel Whitehead and Colonel BufOrd
have been Interested ln the matter OF
getting up a Farmers Institute, ana there
are good prospects that one VIII meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-26
HOSIERY

odd lot OF Ladies' Fine Hose. Including
plain black. opera tops. evening colors.
fancy drop stitch. etc: worth from 30
10 50o. pair. Three-day clearance price.
2Jc pair.
odd lot OF Ladies' Hose. including fine
balbriggan, plain blacks. tans aud fancy
drop stitch Hose: worth from 25 10 81 l-2c.
Three-day clearance price. l5c. pair
ladies' Deposition Stainless Dye. Tan
and Fine Balbriggan Hose. double heels
and toes; worth l5c. pair. Three-day
clearance &c. pair.