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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Committees nj Work.

There was a meeting al the City Hall
last night of the subcommittee from
the Committees on Streets. Water. ana
Light. appointed 10 look into the trench
digging by 'hese departments. with a
view OF adopting Il more economic ana
harmonious plan for carrying on this
work. Chairman Woody filled the char
and besides the members OF the committee
there were present city Engineer opt
shaw. Superintendent OF Water Norks
Boiling, and Superintendent OF Gas
Works Knowles. There was an ihloi-
maj talk over the situation. ana after
Some discussion the body directed the
clerk 10 have prepared an ordinance pro-
yiding that the SuDerintendents or tne
Gas and Water Works should notify the
CITY Engineer when they expect 10 put
in mains. and that the latter should
advise these superin;endents when street
fr,nrovemeyts are 10 be made. and fur
Their directing the Superintendents OF IN Q
Gas and Water Works 10 notify the CITY
Engineer five days beforehand "nen any
fane are TO be made to gas and water
mains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

In the ahscrce of the President Of the
Common Council from the city, Messrs'
Henry q jon res. IT, W. Rountree T. a.
HARRISON. Samuel II. C0trol ana Jo-
scph Wallcrstcin, members OF the Com
mon Council. have instructed the City
clerk TO call a reeting of that body for
this evening at g o'clock TO consider an
ordinance concerning the use OF certain
tracks by the Richmond Traction Com
pany on west Broad street.
Mr. william NJ. Turpiu. President Of
the Board of Aldermen. has ordered a
meeting OF that body for this evening at
7.8O O'Clock for the transaction of general
business. and many important matters
will be brought mp for consideration.
The meaning OF these meetings is that
the civ Council will consider the matter
of compelnng the companies 20 reach
am agreement. so that the Traction Com
pany can run cars through on its Broad
street line
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Personal and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
Teus and Other Matters.

Mr.. A. Il. Long left yesterday for sea- yea,
board. y. c.. 10 spend Few days WIN
his parents and friends.
Rev. George G. Abbitt will preach at
ST. Luke's church tonight AT s.lJ 4. NJ
Mr.. l.. Borchers and wife are at Basic
City.
Quite large number OF people availed
themselves OF the opportunity OF hearing
the free concert which was given az
Chimborazo Park last night. A delight
ful programme was rendered.
As the Blues Band will accompany the
battalion on its excursion on steamer
Pocahontas 10 Dutch Gap tonight the
regular promenade concert at Forest Hill
Park will be omitted.
A special meeting Of the Retail Clerks
Union viii be held az Ellett5 Hall to-
night. As much business or importance
IS TO be transacted a large attendance
OF the members Is desired.
Elsie Young. a coi0red woman, who
taken with an apoplectic III on Byrd
street. near the Union depot. yesterday
morning and fell TO the sideYalk In a
Mt. The woman was taken In charge
BY a colored hackman, who carried her
home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
POWHArdN TROOP MONUMENT
To be Unveiled with Impressive Cere-
monies af Powhatan Courthouse To-Day.

A large crowd will doubtless 20 TO Pow
hatau Courthouse this morning, leaving
at S.l5 o'clock. by way OF the southern
railway. 10 participate IN the ceremonies
incident 10 the unyeiling or the Hoiiu-
ment which has been erected on the
cOurt-green there 10 perpetuate inc bioiS
of the old Powhatan Troop. 1-
According TO the programme aItal4
arranged Captain Joseph iiObson piesi
dent OF the Monument Association. VIII
call the assembly 10 order ana prayer
will DO offered by Sergeant j, n. h-f1-
son. the chaplain of the association.
Chairman James r. Werth. OF the M9hu-
mcut Committee, will then De called ON
to make his report ana after this mas
been read. the monument VIII be Iol
mgllv turned over 10 Mr.. Augustine
Royau. chairman OF the Unwilling COM
Ills Txceliency. Governor o Ferrall,
will then he presented by Mr.. lsoyan'
and will in turn Introduce Judge Johi III
ingram. Of Manchester. VINO VIII JEW WI,
the Grafton Judge Ingram speech VIII
be me principal feature OF the pro-
~ The close Of the Grafton the cords
with which the covering or the houu-
mont are fastened will be drawn ny
Miss Amy McRae Werihand salute VIII
bc fired by tine military.
After these formalities have been Oh
served. Chairman Royal Will appoint we
following ladies' committee TO A,vP
tho dot ana A4ONiA iN NlNfi
IA 1chafrmanl. Mrs. W. J.. Dabney. Mrs.
W. +. Wickham, Mrs; John ,19 o, Gl..ia ~
Mrs W. O. KennOn. Mrs Thomas NJ
Miller. and Mrs Anna Page.
An elegant dinner will be . ser'f1 s5, az
tho close of the exercises by the laDle7
and gentlemen of Powhatan.
The special train which will S carry Sor ne
Richmond uarty leaves over the SCUM
orn rood for tie scene of the unvciling
at S.l5 o'clock this morning and returns
10 the city az 1I5 O'Clock IN the even
ms. I'm ,44o-a i,,
"a body a large number OF veterans
ana hundreds of svmpathizcrs with the
Lost Cause win also be on the So ero 2arciso
An interesting feature OF the exercises
viii be am athletic exhibition 20 be given
unoer the direction of Rey p. y. Dahl o5,;
events. each Offering a valuable prize 10
tho winner. o.
The members Of r. p. Lee Camp. Con
Tolerate Veterans. who are going TO the
unwilling of tho powhatan Troop mo ,i,l,
ment will meet az the Richmond ana
Danynle depot this morning at ocioch
I'm uniform.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

The Murderer Banks Sent on to the Grand
jury.

jury.
The case Of Montague Z. Banks the
negro who cut the little negro bootbiack
Lipscomb last Sunday night so badly that
the boy died Monday evening. was called
in the Police Court yesterday morning,
and after three witnesses had been heard
the case was submitted TO tho Justice,
who sent the prisoner on to the grand
Robert Walker. the negro whom Ser
Ceant TOmlnsOn arrested Tuesday.
charged with being q suspicious charac-
ter. was dismissed in the Police Court
yesterday morning because no one APP
pcarcd against him.
L. A. Fox. tho proprietor Of Fox's Ten
Cent Parcel Delivery. was charged with
cruelty working horse.
Or. Jud Wood president Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals.
was the principal witness. He saw the
horse coming down the street at a swing
ing gait and called a halt Upon examlna-
ton il WAS found that the horse had
two very bad sores on ITS neck just Where
the collar worked.
Justice John fined the accused s. and
costs.
Jim Washing and David Austin. two
colored men were fined 80 each Tor
being disorderly in the odd-Fellows Han.
Emma Spurlock lcoloredl, one Of jus
tice Johns regular customers, paic s
and costs for disorderlv conduct
Bette Carter. negro girl was sent 10
jau for thirty days for stealing "A pocket
book containing small sum OF money
from Fannie Chalkley.
Pattie Tsranch (colorcd) was so dis
orderly I'm the street Tuesday that she
was arrested and fined $50 and costs.
Robert Moore. a negro. was taxed 81 20
for being dlsorderly in bar-room and
500 for carrying concealed weapons. Rob
ort had TO ante up 5000
Iuaffea 1TUfFnflsll. AFTER the regular
docket heard a hundred or more cases
of people who had not paid their taxes.
and who officer +. II. Redford had sum
mOned TO appear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
THE BOX-OFFlGE OPEN.
THE SEASON OPENS Al THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC TODAY.
Fields MinstreIs VIII Open Their Engage
ment at the Academy of Music To- Nor
row Night and The Box-Ohice VIII be
open for the sale of Seats This Morning

Fields Ministries will open their engage
mout M the Academy Of MUSIC to-moIlo"
NIGHT and the box-Ofice will be open for
the sale of seats this morning.
Singing is the basis ~ minstrelsy. Inc
definition of the word minstrel Is a
vocalist who accompanies himself upon a
musical instrument Singing - liie 'sN-
oet stvle " entertainment produced LOT
the OBLIGATION Of the human race. ran.
Ions sums have been received by musl-
clans i'm all ages for their PERFORMANCES
nn various musical Instruments, bur no
musician has ever made tho success imam
cially or artistically that has been AZ
tanned hv the famous vocalists OF the
world. Vocal music IS The Oldest ana
best Of an music Al G. FIELD, ne man nan
a,,.r of the Al g. Field Big White MIN
sfrals and Utopia. recognizes this fdcl
ne the vocal contingent attached 10 ms
minstrel performance is the largest ana
Iosf ever advertised with any single at
traction. VIII Walling. the noted tenor
be- the vocal director. Among the sol0istS
are fhe names OF many who have attained
fame in the leading operauc orsthl@a-
ffons Of the day. John -. Norton, fitri
sheldon. Harry Howard, George ita7seli l.
Laurence Diamond. Frank Delaney.
Frank Todd. and Paul Laiondc 20 70
make NO a singing party cap OF iul ,
nfshfro an evenings entertainment ana
giving music of a much higher order than
= ,eIaiiv presented Also "a minstrel per-
fornlauc. including seXtettes, quarteites.
efc which are made "A special feature %.
tile proer8mmc The singing D. one OF
the many great features OF this great
a. rupanv Eddie Fox and HIS solo orcnes-
ira are another big feature ana go
lone WAYS towards proving the superiority
OF tho AL G.. Field Ministries over all
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
to those ,eekIng knowledge on that sub

to those seeking knowledge on that SUB
joct
state Senator McIwainc. OF petersburg.
was AZ headquarters YESTERDAY az was
also United states Senator Martin. lhesc
gentlemen express themselves as en'lrey
estieoea with the way things are pro-
crossing. ....,~., 80,
IN REPUBLICAN, CIRCLES.
At Republican headquarters secretary
Asa Rogers Major Richard walker ana
Nj Rradr were very busy with their
correspondence yesterday. Ie'osTaph
ys.rcs and electric lights arc being placed
4, Inc roo,ns and one batch Of literature
vas received. being little pamphlet
called "A Free Coinage Caiechism.'
chairman Lamb left on tho afternoon
@ and . train for Culpeper where. the
Eighth District Convention will assemble
today.
II is thought that Pat Mccall will be
tho nominee Of this convention.
Colonel James u. Brady is attending 70
some private isirincss In Washington
and Petersburg. and VIII return here the
latter part OF the week.
Mr. Richard a. Wise. candidate for
Congress In the Second district. was at
headquarters. and said that Republican
success iu his district was almost as
surcd
Chairman Southwark. OF the Third Con
gressi0nal District Committee has called
that body 10 meet this afternoon at 4
O'Clock al Republican State headquarters.
The committee consists Of Chairman
Southwark. Judge Waddill Roy 7.
Knight and John Mitchell
The polls for the primary viii be open
cd az s a. M.and closed az s =. NJ, and
the voting will be hy secret ballot.
The city Committee viii meet at
O'Clock tonight at Old Market Hall to
receive the returns from the election.
II Is asserted that Judge Gregory's name
may be among those advanced at the
coming convention. and that until with
Drawn. ne will receive complimentary
votes from King William and Hanover
counties.
The colored Bryan and Sewall Club
has bean organized with the following
Executive Committee: W. A. Jackson. An
drew S. Harris. and Walter :. Jackson.
Tonight the club will hold rally AZ
Richard Washingtons Hall. No. 1loi
north St John street. T. a. Randolph
and W. G. Jackson win speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
THROUGH WONDERLAND.
Personally. Conducted Tours 70 ie"o"'
s,one Park via Pennsylvania Railroad

The Yellowstone Park Is one OF the
most wonderfully attractive regions VI
the world Its beauties OF scenery ING
wild grandeur Of its mountains ana can
ons. compel the admiration OF every 'isi-
tor. while its phenomenal geysers ana
curious meteorological formations make
IL a rich field for the investigation OF tne
scientist Universal interest attaches 10
H. and in order that the natural ucsuc
TO visit II may be accomplished III ,lo
most satisfactory manner, the fehnsyi-
vania Railroad Company has arranged LOT
a tour covering period OF sixteen days.
leaving New YORK and Philadelphia
Thursday, August 9th.
AS the tour will be run under the per-
sonally-conducted tourist system inaugu-
rated by the above named company, II Is
that II will be arranged In the most COM
plete manner. IL might be well TO state,
however. that no other means OF seeing
the park thoroughly is comparable to
that afforded by n well-ordered, person
ally-conducted tour.
A special train. consisting OF a dining.
Pullman veStibule drawinz-room sleep
ing, compartment. and observation cars,
which will be the best that can he Sc
cured. will be provided, IN which pas
sengers will live en- route and when
ever the journey is broken the choicest
rooms in the leading hotels viii be re-
served for the use OF the tourists. for
which regular rates are paid. SO that the
guess, although members OF a party. en-
JOY all the privileges OF individuals who
may have made their own selections.
The party Will be conducted throughout
by tourist agent especially selected for
his ability and experience, with chaperon
TO look after the comfort OF lady pas
sengers.
The rate. covering every necessary ex-
pense. viii be $40 from Boston. and 500
from New York Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington. and Harrisburg. proportion
ate rates from other points.
Detailed itinerary will be sent on appli-
cation to Tourist Agent. 20J Washington
street, Boston: 1876 Broadway. New York:
80 Fulton street, Brooklyn. or Room
Al, Broad-Street station. Philadelphia
G. Studs, Passenger Agent, Washington.
u. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
ar Srarl nstDQUlRrERs.

The Politician. Are "A Little shy i'm Pre-
seuting Themselves. bat Wait Awhile.
Secretary Buttons clerk was holding
town things az Democratic headquarters
most Of the time yesterday, simply be-
.suse the genial secretary had little 10
90 ana found 10 more comIOrtaDle 10
out and around With his friends watch
ing the methods Of The local politicians
than in hanging around headquarters
and reading thoughts on silver.
Secretary Button has on hand a new
stock OF Bryan's speech Of August l6.
1893. on the repeal Of the sherman act
which he Is sending out under the frank
ing privileges. lie has also a little pam
phlst entitled the Money Of the Con-
stitutioD," which he will be clad 10 hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

Cornelius Dickinson Accused Of Trying TO
Poison His wife.

What at present seems likely 10 de-
velop into an attempted murder case was
investigated In tho Police Court yester-
dav morning. when a negro named Cor
ueiius Dickinson. was UP 0n the charge
of attempting 10 poison his wife, Georgia
Dickinson.
Dickinson and his wife separated some
time ago. and when she left his house she
took with her n little gnl. winch they
had adopted The woman has been SICK
for some time. and the other day, after
complaining Of feeling Woi -e ildu usual
her mother who lives DID, the puse,
brought out n small bottle Of some color
less liquid and advised q dose. The
woman knew nothing about the medicine.
and wisely refused. 10 take D.. She eN-
arofnfl the bottle. and was 90 loss 20
know just where it came from Livery oiy
I'm the house was question n. anu many
tho little girl was asked Nnat she knew
about the case.
ON the stand yesterday corning the
girl said she met Dickinson on the street
last Sunday. within DOCK or nome
lie gave her small o. ue' ana loii
her 10 put teaspoouful of the medi-
cine I'm bcr mothers food and water II
would kIll ser. The litfa girl. VINO ls
inst nine years old. SAYS lo did So ana
the woman has eXperion I'd n terrible
burning feeling since drinking the doc
tOroG wafer.
ofcor Chcsterman. who was given the
case carried the medicine 20 wagner 8
drugstore whore the prescription WAS
compounded and had 30 looked INTO,
clerk Peters was put on the stand ana
said that the clerk who put up the drug
was dead He aualyZei the prescription,
he said. and II callei Tor hoIaclc a'lu'
muriate Of cocaine. ana dlsllllel water
Commonwealth Attorney licharson wa
nreeenf and took charge Of The case. lie
said IL was best 10 have Dr. TIA, Tor. the
State chemist examine the drug and see
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Reduced Rates TO West Point and Return.

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like to spend their Sundays At
West Point have arranged 10 put In
rate OF 800 for the round trio. tickets TO
be sold Saturdays. good 10 return Mon
days.
The Terminal Hotel at this point has
iust been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort of guests who may
go 10 that point.
For rates tickets. and other informa-
ton. call AT Richmond Transfer Company,
s03 east Main street. J. o. Verser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or 800
east Main street.
J. G. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

yirrinia-RIohn end: weather dry and
hot IN Tisevster end southern counties
of middle section. elsewhere TO-. but with
local SHOWERS: wherever drought prevails
crop prospects have fallen or. but m
area covered by showers corn and tobacco
yived. foddcr-pulling general. some cut
ting tobacco; much fall blowing yet to
be done.
North Csrolina-R9leigh: Refreshing To-
cal showers this week revived ana I'M
rrovod crons though not entirely break
H. drought. heat mOderdtlng: cotton
nlcking progrs ss.ng. some top crop form
no. late corn badly injured by drought:
fodder being saved. seeding turnips and
breaking land for winter wheat resumed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20

The ambul' nee vas called 20 the Ches-
apeake and Ohio depot yesterday morning
To attend j. Il. Hawkins, aegro, who
was struck by a train and badly shaken
Up.
Tho accident happened about thirty
five miles from Richmond, and the negro.
who must have been asleep was sitting
on a tic near the track. He vas struck.
knocked down. got scalp wound. his
back iniureQ. Vas scalded by steam. and
badly bruised.
Dr. Morcure. of the ambulance corps,
carried the mar TO the CITY Hospital.
where DR.. Lahenberg took him in hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
d-Noncy Meeting.

Hon. Peter Kemple. Of Wheeling, w.
Va. acdressed an audience OF about i've
hundred sound money men At Broad street
and Brook avenue last night. HIS al
dress kept the audience with 1im
throughout. ard his remarks were pune
tuated by freq ent applause. lie clearly
explained the silver fallacy Of the Boy
Orator Of the Platte, and showed the
danger Of departing from the present
monetary system OF this country.
Colonel Otis A. Russell ,olowed Mr.
Kemple in "a forcble speech along the
line laid out by the first speaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
A"FIver" TO the Seaside.

Next Sunday august ODD morning at
S.3O 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 and two hour
schedule give our patrons quick. clean
ride 10 the sea q" The train il unsur-
passed for comfort. Surf bathing. ocean
broezes. and superb hotel accommoda-
tlcns Returning. leaves Old Point AZ I
T. NJ. Norfolk at $3.50 +. NJ. Also I
A. VI. the following Monday Old Point
tickets good only on day Of sale. Spe-
cially arranged prices for dinner at Old
Point. HORACE f. SMITH.
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
NIAGARA Falls Excavations VIA H. r. -
and Perua. n. X.

Niagara Falls tours will leave Wash
,nrton. ID. c.. in special trains Via. me
pennsylvania railroad. at ''So A. NJ
August aoth: September 9th and nth.
the r.. T. and Il. rail- cad Will sell rouna.
frip tickets from Richmond for these 'ou's
FOR full information apply to Richmond
Transfer Company No. 9o3 east Main
street Jefferson Hotel Brcnch, BYRD
'''''' c. a. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
To p,itimore via York River Line.

This old reliable line IS running boats
daily between West Point and baltimore,
making close connection az West Point
with Southern railway trains TO ana IRON
Richmond. .,
Rates, one way 81: round-trip. So goo,t
FOR ten days. state-rooms II ana elesahs
meals 75c. each. all the delicacies OF mo
season with each meal u
formation call on Richmond Transfer
Company. 9O3 east Main street; j. o. Net
ser ticket agent, station. and J. 6. Hor-
ton. +. +. A. 92O east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Property Transfers.

Richmond: !. y. Carneal and wife 10
IT r. Mitchell. 1913 feet on west side
81. John street. near, I'M. s.
Lucy j. Macon to John I. and cara
= Baker 30 feet on east side Fifth
street on Smiths Hin. loco.
III. l.. Mitchell to J. d, carneal, Is feet
inches on west side st. John street.
Cornelius Payne and wife to r T Hill.
% feet on west side st. Peter street. near
Baker. subject TO liens. Sloo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
,plcn.nnt Entertainment.

Highland Springs Lodge. ]. o. o, r.
gave very pleasing entertainment at me
Tuesday night
ing's programme were tho Old Dominion
sextette. Richmond Ne Plus Ultra Man
dolin and Guitar club, Mrs. Bertha Rich
ardson. Mr. Eugene DAVIS ana MT. Man
IN Is. Ramos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
POPULAR sea.hore Excursions via X. =. q
4. X. X.

on Fridays ard Saturdays you can go
TO Atlantic City. Cape May. or Sea lsla
city at round-trip rate OF 50 from Rich1
mond. Tickets good to return until tho
following Tuesdays. Leave Richmond 4
A. NJ. Washington II A. NJ, arrive At
lantic City 4:25 2. VI.
For fun Information apply to Richmond
Transfer Company, e03 east Main street.
ticket office. Byrd-street STATEN. or
c. A. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Tho PenifcnflnrY Roard.

The board Of directors Of the peniten-
tiaiy held o. meeting yesterday afternoon
and transacted some routine business
Tlty authorized Superintendent Lynn 10
attend the meeting Of the PRISON Rsso-
r.afion I'm Milwaukee. WIS, next month.
The health conditions OF the institution
have improved COZ siderabiy OF late. and
mo tsphCid-feyer has greatly decreased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
Ronnd Trip summer Excursion Tcke's
North and East via n. r. & Il. Il. X.

Summer excursion tickets to the lead
ing northern and eastern seaside, wafer
ing. and mountain resorts. at low rates
via X. L. * i. Il. II.
Apply at Richmond Transfer company
POS east Main street. ticket agent by'a'
C. A. TAYLOR.
Traflc Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
EMBROIDERIEs

beautiful Swiss Insertions
The -. quality cut 10 %.
The Toe qrality cut TO 1c.
The - ~ and 15c. quality cut 20 lOc'
THE 10 and 2Ic. quality cut 10 loo
Cambria Embroideries-
The So. value cut 10 %.
The Zoe value cut 10 &C.
The II lie. value cut 10 &c.
The l5c value cut 10 loc.
The 15c value cut TO leC 20.
The DOC. value cut 10 y 10
The Csc value cut 10 Zoe. . 3,
10 Bias Tucked Insertion. cut TO lc'
ne "a and Zoe. Colored Cambria En-
brolderies cut 10 1c. the yard
Nainsook Edges
The : and Zoe. Edge cut 20 DC 90.
THE ~ IL and 15c. Edges cur 10 lVc'
The ~ and 2jc. Edges cut " A'0'
Cambria Insertion
Tho - lie. Insertions cut 20 &C.
drhe Inc Insertions cut 10 &c.
Tho lie Insertions cut 10 l"'.
THE 10 and 25c. Insertions cut TO loc'
Swiss Fmbroiderles-
Tba : and DC. Embroideries cut 10 &c.
Tho 10 and 25C EmbroideTies cut 10 i'0'
Hamburg Insertions
rba 7 and Sc Insertions cut 10 sc.
The ~ IL and l5c. Insertions cur 10 iVc'
~ 10 and 25c. insertions cut 70 l9c.
f,be g5c. All-Ovar Swiss Embroidery
cut to 2Oc ,...,,o.
THE 7Jc goods cut 10 ozc
THE 81 goods cut 10 Zoe.
The 81 % goods cut 70 81.
Aii-Oyer Cambria Embroidery
TN. 75c grade cut &c.
THE 81 grade cut lJc.
rhe 81. - grade cut 10 81.
The sl.65 grade cut to $40.