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

From Every Standpoint it VIII be an Ex-
celIenf Exponent of Modern Jonrnnllsm.


press.
From every conceivable standpoint, the
Sunday edition Of The Times will be an
excellent expOnen. Of modern journalism.
Taken in an artistic sense, the special
features will prove a vertabe photo
graphic reproduction Of many OF the
most inspiring scenes and incidents nat
uraly associated with the Easter holi-
days.
From a literary point Of view, this
edition will be found to contain a class of
carefully selected articles OF unques-
toned merit, not based wholly upon the
imagination Of the authors, but articles
Of sterling worth, which cover wide
range of reading, and embody the
thoughts OF some Of the most talented
writer's Of the present bright era IN lit
erature.
Taken in its entirety. The Times Of to-
morrow will present TO its readers a
paper which they must. OF necessity find
source Of genuine pleasure. It's wide
scope Of general information IS bounded
only by the terminals of telegraph and
cables. it's domestic news is carefully col
lected and capably edited; and its special
features TEEN with enjoyable reading
matter. beautifully illustrated, ana ospe-
cially designed TO meet the requirements
and crafty the tastes OF an intelligent
people.
f...,. Of f.1r rrfI H4 flrf uaf 90
which cannot fail 10 interest ana please
our women readers. and many OK the
best selections have been made with this
especial object in view.
The renewed interest which the women
Of the day have epinced in current ar
fairs has been potent in attracting the
leading journals OF the country 40 the
publishing OF matter peculiarly suited 10
their needs and fancies. The Times, al
ways keeping abreast OF public wants.
supplies with tomorrow paper just such
matter and feels assured OF It's general
acceptation, on account of its splendid
quality.
Some Of the attractive features Tor to-
morrow are:
EASTER OUTFIT OF a BUD Olus-
trated. Her prettiest hat of Parma Ni0-
ican Beauties at back. Her butterflies
are Of lace. Beginning OF origi-
nal American chic.
EASTER on THE FIFTH ANEN p
illustrated. Ilalf a million peo-
pie travel up New York s avenue
10 Central Park and back on
Faster Monday. Empty carriages iol-
low owners in long procession. Cay
sights In Paris.
THOSE EASTER BLOOMERS illus
trateO. Many of them ordered for
spin i'm Central Park after church and
a walk. As plentiful as Easter mats.
The different styles.
GENERAL HARRISON'S WEDDING
CAKE illustrated. Stands almost as
high as the groom himself, and has a
sugar bell upon it, Great cakes for
Easter weddings. What the merry
sugar bells cost.
THE GREAT EASTER PARADE III
lustrated). An intricate study OF II
from the street. The new skirt has ten
cores and the new hat tulle strings.
New cape gay with lace.
EASTER-MONDAY EGG-ROLLING Ql-
mstrateO. Most elaborate preparations
ever made for this famous Nhite-house
snort Little Clevclands to assist Le-
cations with eggs their own national
COl0rs.
SHIPS Alloy or THE BLUE SEA (l-
mstrated). Defenders paint touched up
and her mast shipped 20 renew hcr
courage. Yachting season loima.y
opened Dccoration-Day. Nanderoiit
big Conqueror.
BAB'S DREAM OF EASTER Qllus-
tratcD. Her theme the reckoning ON
the day Of resurrection ana immortality.
The outcast Will be welcome. rate OF
the hypocrite is the worst. fault lh
one: crime i'm another.
,-Ar' ppTrNF on THE "BlKE." He
suffered many trials and tubulatons
while learning 90 ride and then the
racing fever seized him. and finally the
new bike" suit.
EPISODE OF SOLDIER LIFE. Federal
prisoners of war heartily cheercf Con-
fedorates for kndnessCs. Striking case
Of courtesy i'm conflict with patriotism.
TINE IRISH PRONJNClAIlON. An
other of the series Of articles on certain
.vulearisms" from the gifted pen oi
Professor Edwin w. Bowen, OF RAN
dolph-Macon College.
NAP or NEW ENGLAND Olus-
trateO. Carter's graphic description OF
the personnel of car Reed. warm
ing 10 the young pres dental aspirant.
BAPTIST COLPORrAGE Ollustratod.
SPLENDID work accomplished hy the sum
day-School and Bible Board OF the Bap-
list General Association of Virginia
FIRST GUN AT SUMTER. Who is en-
titled to the distinction Of firing -?
What Edmund Rufiin wrote on the day
of the event.
IN YE OLDEN VIRGINIA. Interesting
rccollcctions of an Old stager. Joe
Sweeney. the great banioist. Stage
coach robbery.
FIRST DAY At GETTYSBURG. IN
teresting tribute to brave General Harry
Hoth. upon whom rests the resDonsi-
huitv OF opening the battle. by j. NJ.
Meredith. chaplain OF the division.
BRAZILIAN MISSIONARIES Gllustrat-
eA. Rev. and Mr. Charles n. Nor
ton. OF the Presbyterian Church. The
latter well known I'm Richmond
MFTHODISTS N COUNCIL Qllustrat-
ed. The conference TO De held in
Cleveland. Delegates from various
countries attending. Interesting ques-
tions TO be debated. Women delegates
hning vacant Offices.
~ SONG TO SPRING illustrated.
An appropriate quatrain 10y Augusta
Prescott.
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Alderman Charged with Bribery
DETROIT, MICH. April 3.-A warrant
was issued from the office of the prose-