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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
HE SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
TEOMls POWELE ATTEMPTS TO
XIII GEORGE WOODRUFF.
TIL. U.Id Vis Pistol to woodrufrs Breast
and Fired-vengeancc said TO be
the Cause OF the Shooting.

Thomas Powell yesterday morning sur
rendered himself at the Henrico County
Court. declaring that he had shot GeoJge
Woodruff. an employe Of the Creashaw
Chemical Works.
The shooting occurred Friday night
about . o'clock at tho mills, on the Cs-
borne turnpike, Just below Fulton.
The cause Of tho difficulty seems 10
have been that short while ago fo"eil
was discharged from the Worhs anu
woodruff put In his place THIS seemed
70 have ranked In Powells mind, ard
FRIDAY night about . o'clock he went 70
the Chemical Works and secreted himself
behind some poles in the building. As
Woodruff. in company with the watch
man. Henry Butler. came through tie
building. Woodruff saw Powell dodge.
This was the first intlmation he had OF
the proximity OF Powell. lie took no no.
tics Of this and went on. A. nc came
abreast OF the poles behind which Po"eil
was sccreted the later Jumped out. and
holding a pistol two feet from Woodruff
chest, fired and ran away.
CARRIED TO his HOME.
Tho wounded man was carried to his
home. on Graham street, BIZ Jefferson
Parrish and Il. J. Cotuch. mill employees.
DIR. Reams. his physician. thinks there
ton IS nevertheless critical
Information OF the affair was lodged
with MAGISTRATE r. Nelson shortly after
IL occurred. and the Magistrate issued j
warrant for the arrest OF Powell Con-
hable G.. w. Morghan searched the
county all night for Powell. About 3
o'clock Yesterday morning he discovered
Powelrs Jumper. horse, and dog on tho
premises or Mrs. Susan Wilson, No. 80
orleans street In the house he found
Powell's wife and three children, who had
deserted their own house which IS
short distance from town. on the New
market road.
About 8 o'clock yesterday Powell deliv-
cred himself up 10 Deputy sheriff. Fuss
sell.
lie declares that he was not drunk. al
though he had been drinking. and says
he remembers nothing about the affair.
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.
Mr.. W. II. Beyoridge counsel for J.
IT,. IIill. the colored lawyer who has
been twice convicted of swindl.ug a
cient, receiving one years imprisonment
on the first and two on the second trial,
yesterday received the Information that p
writ OF error and supcrsedoas has been
granted Hin by Judge Wexford
James ". Trexler and Lotue W. Per-
kIns obtained a marriage license from
Deputy Clerk Larus, OF Che County Court.
yesterday.
The meeting OF tho Ilcnrico School
Teachers Association. which has been
announced Tor next saturday. viii De
postponed one week from that date. Or.
Mayo, tho distinguished educator. VIII
address the teachers ON the occasion.
Constable Morghan headed raid on
gang OF tramps I'm fHe yard OF the
Richmond Cedar Works last Friday night
and captured Frank Hayes. James Harris
Charles Johnson, Charles Blackburn.
Ernest Swanson. and George Wilson.
The men wsro jailed by Justice Pierce
Yesterday morning in default of surety lxr
their good behavior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

william simpson Pays $1,000 for the
Famous UOrsP.

famous Horss.
Another champion was yesterday added
10 Inc long list of fast harness horses
owned I'm New York, William simpson
having bought tie weli-known pacing
stallion John r. Gentry. at W. Is. Fasls
4. COS biz sale i'm Madison Square Gar
den. Gentry holds the worlds record,
2.O3 81. for pacing stations, and BE Is
famous among hOrrcmen tho country
over as the rival of Joe Pachon and
Robert j. for the supremacy OF iaceldom.
Mr. Simpson bought the horse 10 cam
pairn, and he will be out on the circuits
next season IN the hands or ~. j. AL
drews. who drove Mascot h his record
Of 2.ul. and who trains the rioters and
PAGERS Of Mr.. Simpsons Empire city
stud.
After the stallion had been struck on TO
lis bid Of $500. Mr.. Simpson said to
Ine sun reporter that ne Lad g0nf 20
the Garden with his limit set ai = 9ul but
so handsome. Intelligent. and altoseiher
superl, did the kng-piu PAGER appear
when led through the crowd into the ring.
a. rOsette Of red, white. and blue plated
ma his name and his finished head set on
ly chalk-white bride. that hs or
simpson, was carried away along with
everybody else. and DE f0rgot all about
the 5000 limit ia his desire SO possess
the splendid animal.
Always q stallion Of remarkable finish
and beauty OF form. Gentry looked better
than ever before and he got hearty
cheer from the 1900 spectators present
when brought out 90 be sold.
lie lacks the size. style and command
ing presence Of the great show horse
Patchen Wilkes. but he fairlN rlyalled the
sire of Joe patchen in bis symmetry Of
form and his finish. lie is rich bay in
colcr, with black points ami full wavy
name and fai!. ~ nile INC horse stood
quietly ana inquis.tiyeiy surveying the
crowd Auctioneer Fasig told the crowd
about Gentry's breeding snl speed. point
ing out the fact that In his race against
Joe Patcheu AT Freeport last year be
uaced a half IN O.o9 To- ana went &c She
three-quartors in 1870 two-mlnuie gait
which is faster than any other horse ever
covered the distarce lie said that if he
red horse" had been driven out 30 the
e-S thrt ao-. no wcrld have beaten tho
record Of Robert j.. 2l0 IL. John S Pha-
len. aud other competent judges
believed his capable. Mr.. Fasg
o said. OF pacing IN even time"
when right on edge and With all
conoitor, .a'l rablo.
Gentry's old trainer. NJ t. McHenry
started the hidding with an offer Of $500
whf0n was cr'cklv IA ed "a - sG and dian
10 1900 by John T. Dillon. Of New Haven
JOnh r. Turner. representing Frank FL
LIS. OF Philadelphia, bid $3.50 aud then
Mr. simpson and W. =. Putnam. OF Cleve-
land. took a hand in the competition. Mr.
Putnams last offer was $500. When the
New York breeder raised him 800 he
turned away. and the -auctiopeer's ham
Iner fell.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
v-rrKf.v rANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Itn l1.-Ine weekly
statement Of fHn Ar.n.l lated itnhe SNOW
the foIIuWln- rNAhH''
Reserve decrease. ...............sf .lS .-lu
loans. increase. ................. $3.50 300
l.... T..r...0 ... SOD
I.r..l frnUlr. Iucrease.......... q. ~if -tp
D.r..r.. increase. .............. -Gl U1
..I..Irti.n ll.r,4.. - ..n. ffD
The banks now hold >i6elNSt5 n cA-
rr.. of thD Ierll requirements.
<.,N YORK. Feh. Il-The Imauoier
SID Dol. hank statement SAYS.
rHa .ftfrutauf of the Associated Bank
T. f,..,,.,- 15tn +. to be- regarded as favor
nf .rrI 3D. is NOT eNactlv what had
ani. -..",.'t '' 3D.
'.. ,r es..t1 .up in tho loan
t f t,'-+.,.... ,.ot,ld Dc taken ordi-
,.t,.i ~ mean ihsl business was eN-
,,.'rai,~ nrf ae fnc Financier pointed
o~f bon us analysis of the New YORK
.fe f. irf.. "a sudden Increase
i... toul.,lr,, a. ttarprutnent Loua
irtf..ffra of surn "a revival
'' l,...t certain in ,i.V of Inc
fs., tnat ihc co,resnoading items ara
.- .0+.f.l fnoI some of inc banks alo
.harr.rr rD fheIr purchases of Govern
,...f lr,r. fn account This has bean
or ntarIahlr ,Nn,rienc0 duune the weeks
eu.,.irr f.fn,.r i.-ue. and 81 would
r0t 81 af au SURPRISING to note heavy
aomc
WAN ' Dbl, c5ar.o. io have been antic.paied.
l.t tI. flrF rrnoft is q MUIo hclat,t
'n .sr.r.ni. fha enine week.
r.I.. fr.4.Ur. has since one week a-u.
sataras5 seitcl in the neishborhooa
nf fffv millions iu specie JhIe does
got a6 come irom ibt banks. bat 1t is
'o ' ,.,. eoe'' oalv S-iisso6 Of t6e total
IL tN. .t.fDfrnnI shows
rr. st national banks acting as Cow
..t l..,.... .ri.- fn,t hold according
.. tirates nom sight to ion
-D .. f;l,.,rg,r,,uf f,, specid deposits of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16


GROvE-AVENUE BAPTIST cHuBCu
Co., t-euIe near Beach sireev, teN-
+ e. HIDDEN h. o., pastor - 8 tea, l I
al If 4. nj. aud l.. ~. sunday seuooi
AL 9:i5 a NJ. All welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. cog
ner Main and Sixth streets).Ees N ,,."r.
LANDRUAi. u. D., pastof---Aloli N'n ,4sorHbin
ship az u s .,,lerl r.elcS S'' Is
WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHtBcht
corner Cary and Meadow Streets. - ~
4 M. MERCER, pastor. Worship on SUI
day. Sunday school. $50 \. "; - to-,,t-
ins at II A. 81. and D i. VI. Dos ~, n,ev -,
l.. NJ Prayer messing W edhsSeaS a.
5 l.. VI. seats lr-e, Visitors Ne'~'i"' -
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ner Grace and Pine streets). Kew. n a.
BAGBY, past9r.-Pre.a.'eih.lliHs' ,, 4" tytidns.aay
evening an j. Vi. sunday SCHOOL A.
4. 81. baptist Young Peoples Union s.n-
day NJ s =. NJ.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST fHuEcH
Corner 'roentv-tiflh and Leigh streets),
Rev. W. L. WRIGHT. ID. d. pastor pastor
sunday II \. NJ. sermon Dy pa9 e.'n
r. Nj. Junior Is. Y. r. L. sunday ~,
81. senior h. Y. =. a.; sublect ne
yl. ssedncss Of Confessing Christ" Mark
viii "a 30 SUNDAY, J.. 81" 81 n.y.
text .f.o ve spiritual sunday. !:l' a.
NJ SUNDAY school. Tuesday. T. ~,
Young mems prayer-meeuns. ednesuay'
y l.. NJ general prayer-meeuns
FIRST BAPTIST cHtRC H. Tile
rast.r Rev. GEORGE COOPER, -. -
Will preach az If a. II. and l.. NJ
Billie school IT a.3o \. NJ. Nolsbs Peoples
Union al =. NJ.
ST. JAMES METH opIsr
church corner Twenty ninth and Mar,
shall 1tretsl Rev. ". H. BEAJCHAMP.
nastor-RegulaF ssTViees. sunday soneel
a. 9.iI O'clock Preaching at III A. VI.
and L. NJ. Epw0rth League at o'clock
Strangers will sind a warm welcome, and
are particularly requested 20 make thcm-
selves known. Parsonage, 2923 east Mar
shall street. Is
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. South CORNER Broad and TYeN-
tieth streetsl.key JOSEPH t. IASTIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

Editor OF The Time:
Sir, VIII you kindly t-u rue through
your Sunday paper whether % is lawful
for the har-gooaig IA the county OF Hen-
rico TO remain open on Sunday. and also
who should report such cases2 and 0hlige,
SUNDAY CLOSING.
Richmond. "a. Feb. y, 1856.
70 IS unlawful for liquor saloons to
open Cor business ON Sunday in any
county. city. or town in the State
ANY citizen may report violations OF
III l.M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
IhrnA,n Elnm fhr Mnenu

r W. Butter. driver for .. Hord. gro
Ger. Was Oh MS wagon at Nineteenth and
groad streets. about $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning. when his horse took fright at
some passing object. ran away. and
wrecked the vehicle. Butler was thrown
violently TO The ground. His right elbow
was fractured ana hls right shoulder
brol.en. Amtulance-Surg Parker dress
ga his injuries az the CITY Hospital lie
was removed 10 his home, al 1850 10 Ven
able street, yesterday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION SIDth 1AIsUs' II+I4'l 90.
l5.-Cattle: Receipts, II. 100, market
steady: common to extra steers. $40
4G5: stockers and feeders. *26O43.yO;
COWS and bulls. Sl.TJ43.JO; calves, SS.1o
m&75. Texans. S43Jn47O.
Uocs-Rocelpts. 10000: market easy and
&c. lower. heavy packing and shipping
lots. $4Oo0422is. common 10 choice mix
ed S8SJN1 -. choice assorted. Si.2o4 i"V,
light, S4.poQL3D. pigs, $3.50 =. %
sneen-Receipts, 1000: Inferior 10 choice,
s2yoD3.50, lambs. $500 400.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
cINcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. l5.-tlOur mar
ket strong and UNCHANGED.
Wheat market quiet and shade easier;
Corn quiet and steady: No. mixed,
3Oc. white easier at .9t2c.
Oats unchanged.
Bacon firm and unchanged.
Dry sailed meats firm ana acuFei loose
shollders. S4.75: loose short ribs, S5.12ia;
loose short clear sides, SJ.o.r4, boxed
meats worth &C. more. .o,
Whisky quiet and steady; sales OF 4s2
barrels at Sl.22.
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ceipts OF 1890 barrels and sales OF 1000
barrels.
NEW YORK. DRY GOODs MARkEr

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.--In the dry goods
market there has been evidence to-day
OF fair amount of business In pro-
made up, 10 a considerable extent, OF
descriptions on which prices have been
reduced during the week. On present
bottom lififs the tone at the close was
steady The woollen and worsted goods
departments have closed with quiet
business only in progress. and with the
market no more settled than business.
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soc. Package Paper, loc.

~ ''',t' .r t5r This is IN keeD-ng
v5fb our wonderful stationery prices
...,,,l, Nd. designs nm Tinted crepe fabel'
~ so. fsncy-worl aud lamp-shades' "'''
roll. ..-.. ,roiio,-paner o5c.
'''' ,,ti b. like buying at wholesale.
sozddont Tor the teeth, f9e a.. Iva,
atemneu's Talcum-poWdei. IN tin poN'''
lie. ,,-.i.o pusiue.s and
tooO boxes Pure-M hite i""i' IN -
Letter Envelopes, &c noA o' ~ P'N''-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Feb. Is. 1896

Quotations. Wheat-Longberry. - 70
1gc.. mixed, 20 10 70c.. shortberry. Is 10
zoe. No. red. 7~i. 10 zoe.
Corn-Whne, Virginia. 80 TO &c; No.
> white, soc. to 80 lie, No. = mixed,
SO 1-2c
Oats-No. mixed, q 1-2c. TO 25c.: no.
9 mixed. 70 i-2c. to &c, winter seed, 2sc.
10 32c.
Pye-42 to dc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

Richmond. Va lfn. iJf i0''
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, hogsheads, nuefs, IL SIMON
crs, %; scrap brighu, - ieal tNa, ~ 60
Tugs dark. 10 Total, % hos7heeus,. ..
private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade LOT the
week ending to-day. wrappers 81 noes-
heads. filters 90. cutters, =, smokers
y. scrap thrighp, Is scrap ia ,s 'asfT}' ..
Jugs fdarkj. Il5 Total, 300 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector Scporis to-day.
pectlous-Dark, 10 h09sheads Rcih-
specuons-B Bright ] hogsheadi DARK
Snd FOR the week ending to-day: IN
northumberland 1G4 hogsheadai daIh'
1i2 h0gsheads and IL terces. western
4 hogshoads Reinspections- Bright %
hogsheads: dark. IS hogsheads. ~.
-fofal inspectiOns for the week endlhs
today. $50 hogsheads and IL uerces' re-
inspections. IS hOesheads. 4olai' '-o
hogsheads and IL uerces. e,.-.,.o.
Myers Allegheny. Naughan's. Shockoe,
and Farmers tobacco warehouses report
to-day. Receipts, 10 package uVi'ei'0''
Tbe same tobacco warehouses, with
ola Dominion. Shelhurnes. Jones. 'ren-
ehaw's Meals. DaNenpOrfs, Planters,
Franklin-Street, Star, and Ellison added
renort for the week ending to-day, kt-
ceipts. on packages. deliveries, 800 pack
Excess OF deliveries over receipts for
the week ending to-day. 90 PACKAGE.
United states internal revenue coliec-
,iong on fohaccos for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day Cigars and cigarettes
500 %: plug tobaccos, Sl,ol2H-. Total,
Si.12tp7. ..,,..
United States internal revenue coIec-
tions ON tobaccos for the city OF klch-
mond Va. for the week ending to-day
cigars and cigarettes, Sl3mllil plug to-
baccos. sl452f.35 Total $2T6l276.
sales Of dark loose tobaccos on tho
r,i~bmond (Val breaks for the week
ending to-day. Shockoe warehouse sold
90 $50 pounds. highest price. Sl1.iJ. crcn-
shaw's warehouse sold llO.r' pounds.
highest price, so. Total, -"5t' pohhhaf
highest price. $50.
Nessrs George Cameron. =. B.Nauehan
y. H. Maslin. and James II. GRAY, OF
Petersburg. Va. were on the Richmond
Tobacco Market to-day Dir. James ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
CT InrrIs IARk ET-

ST. LOUIS, MO. Feb. lJ.-Flour IN
changed. .,
Wheat lower; February, nlisc.. noun
nal. Nav. csc. bid; July, o. &C., nominal.
Corn higher: February 26iec nominal
Nav. 27Ikc. bid: July. 2sa-c. asked
oats unchanged; February nc, nori-
nal: May, 2Oikc; July, 1870, pid.
Pork STANDARD mess, SlO'I-.-i oiu'
S9s7i2. 80 NJ,
Lard-Prime steam, .5.25. choice, S5.3I y
Shoulders. 800; longt Soft
clear ribs. SSH. clear sides, $500
Try Sailed Meats Shoulders, si''o,
sides. $500.
High wines steady at SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

II is Reported b. the Committee, with
Amendments.

II u icpolttN -. INV ''"'+iit''i ff'h
Amendments.
The Good-R Reads Association bill. which
Was offered some time ago IN the Senate
ana which sas been ia the bands of gle
Committee on Counties. Cities and Towns.
was fayorabiy reoorted by that committee
yesterday morning with the anne niuents
suggested. While on the whole the report
D. favorable 10 tho Association. one OF
the Appointments namely, tile reduction
OF the state road tax from five to two
cents-grrany diminishes ms revenue and
consequent working ability.
H. is expected that favorable report
or q similar bill which is before tho House
Committee o. Counties Cities ana Towns
viii uo made tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
10 nrIELnr rnlnI-
4 Meeting OF the Association to be Held
To n nl-rnM Mill.

The Association for the Development Of
Richmond Trade wall meet al the ro0ms
OF tine Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock. Both the commit
tee on organization and the committee
% confer with the railroads 10 secure
rates 10 increase travel 10 Richmond
haze been busy az work since the last
meeting. and will have important reports
TO make. There being so much business
OF Importance 10 come no before fhe as-
ISOLATION. IL is hoped that there will he .
large attendance. and business men gene
erally. and all Interested in the Develop
mcnt OF Richmond trade are invited TO De
association.
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Among the guests at the Jefferson No.
tel are Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Higginson.
Of Albcmarle county: Or. and Mrs. j.
n. Ellis. OF Richmond, and Mr.. W. +.
Whitcher. Of the Boston Traveller. Bos-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

LONDON. Feb. fJ-Bar silver. 35-d.;
account
=. M.-paris advices quote , per cent.
renies at lO2 francs ana % centimes
FOR the account
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Other Toilet Goods.

4 great Tot OF Finest Dressing omp5,
35c choice. including imported rnsilis s,l
shell Goodyear. all large teetn' eele-
hraf-5 Hello Composition, owe Dore'
Amber. large white Celluioid; Alumil-
n,4rn jouble-wire. Ideal Handle
comhs-all in one lot Tor -'c.
Violet coid-Cream, Toe. ~.
rnovorted silver Metal-POwder Puh-BoNes'
fOc. ,.t... nsndtas
5Nc. 49,, I'm -isan
We were bought ont OF the hesp- 1 1ied',
80, th"se that failed 10 get them can
be- supplied now with the new lot just
received. price. SOC. 49,, ,.,,,.,,.r,
Ifinesf Nickel-Plated steel Nan = ilppe's'
n three sizes, AWAY $ nee" f''-'' n.y.
now soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
75c. Heavy Brass
Frames, SOC.

Cabinet Photo Size,
Heaviest quality made.
Original price, sl--we
made il 1jc.-nnw 30c.
Also, 25c. Cabinet
Size silver Metal
fTsmos for DC. One
gross to sell.
" aterbury Nickel
Plated Clocks, 5sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
SL25 Skirt Goods for 75c.

inc snecisllv adapted for skirts, ~
fonr now weayes. wide diagonais lnu
nnettas. were imported 40 sell lu'
rs. but z5c. is the price
Figured Nohair Brilliantines, Hlrn.
wide new small designs sl'-' 5i"'''
for Toe h.
Nav. Blue Cheyiotine-it's ? vide shag.
~ diagonal. fun ~ yaro@ Wine' '''''
thread wool ST kind. FOR ooc
Navy Blue MOhair. piam hsut... '"' ~
GRADE for 3Dc. 1870 49,,
Fancy Rough Boucle suitings nave neen
selling all the season 81 20 JUST ~
clean out few dark shades we MAKE
the price soc. yard. -.
Au,tvoal Uenriettas. 20 inches wide. nee
lean finish in ali evening shades -'e'
All Of orr 81 and 81 - Imported DARK
six Mixed Suiting FOR o3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

pastor. preaching at II \. ". and al
I45 r. NJ. by The pastor. wednesday
hight service at 40 o'clock 1cn.f a al
i, Al Epworth League ~ y. ~
sunday school AZ DIS y. NJ. Cordial wei
come 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

LOCO for this weeks sale. The
very best quality tinsel-wlll not
tarnish. Gold-piated buckles and
Slides. Exact same ones that sold
75c. and 81.
Tiasel Braid Belts, with goh-plate
buckles. l.c. ~. 49,.
g-iuch-wide Elastic Fish-scale Belts; &C,
Zoe Black Seal Beats, SLY -Vl'''"
buckles for 100. ~.
o5~ TIrht-Fawn Morocco Leather Belts,
covered buckles for We.
t.adies' Golf Belts pigskin ledthei-coF-
cred buckles and ring, 1Vc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16
A few new items i'll LiningS al
special prices:

Mohair Moreen. makes good lining tor .
a skirt. and 4 good separate sSirt Tor
any dress, Il IS rusuhns anu ia'''
Black. lie. yard. 49,,
I,ast-Black Rushing Cambria or Taueta
Lining, Sc. ,t. .efact
Fast-Biack Percahhes' Hlu"""
12isc yard. , nj. tr,o,uro1
~ e,teen Dress-Iining. 12i4c. yard.
Rice ar Paper Cambrics, just received III
all cOlOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-16

pENNY-sTREET METHOpisT EiiS-
copai church. Rev. W IT, W LII HHo,
Ia p. N. sunday school az o:lJ a. ~
Fpwortli League at =. NJ u
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB 10. lS96
Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. .G..'l
sun sets .......... ............-... ",t'
Moon sets ....--. ....--.... 500
HIGH TIDE.
MffIi s'- 's..'-'. a..
Evening D.. .............. ..........s 30 =
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. l., leoO
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Dcpuord. Lyme.
Br. steamship Woowich. Elba, Rath-
burn.
SAILED.
Barge Kingston. Now YORK.
italian bark Elena g. Cadi2.
Schooner MARY Curtis. Charleston, ;. g.
PORT OF WEST POINT tbB. -, lsfl
AItlitN Ed
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