The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-21
4NOrH NEW TEiTTRE.
They Are Constantly Being ADDED I" 'he
Sunday Times.

New and attractive features are con-
stantly being added 10 the Sunday Times.
The issue is gotten up for the purpose
OF entertaining and instrcting readers
of all classes and conditions IN life. How
well We have succeeded is most emphatic
ally demonstrated by the ra .diy-in-
creasing circulation. which is indeed
marked.
1t is with pleasure that the manage
ment announce stili another attractive
feature for the Sunday Times. This one
will be Of peculiar interest TO women
readers, for il is the famous New York
letters of "Bab." Newspaper readers
throughout the entire country, from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific. have only words
of praise to utter on the piquant ana
ever-fresh writings of this queen of
the women correspondents. Never
wearied or jaded, each week she shows a
new phase Of life. Her last letters have
dealt with the gorgeous trappings OF
death in homes Of rich and poor the
shams of some modern ministers. the
views Of a Southern colonel on New York
society. duplex life as it is to-day. ana
the stage as It touches private life.
After i've years OF unbroken corre-
spondence. 'Bab." who Is a native South
ern woman, has attained a wide reputa-
ton throughout the country. While the
men read and enjoy her letters, she is
ths idol of women everywhere her II
trrs circulate.
The first of "Bab's" letters, which, by
the way, has a charming reference to
Richmond bellies Of times gone by will
appear i'm the big Sunday Times to-mor-
row. together with picture of the au-
thor and q sketch OF her life.
The other features of The Sunday
Times tomorrow will be of the usual
brightness and snap. the specially pre-
pared illustrated articles being of an un-
usually entertaining character. The To-
cal illustrated articles too, viii be time
ly and attractive.
A few Of the features for tomorrow
are.
CONSIDER THE EASTER LILIES III
lustrated). Like white slaves, they
stand i'm the market-place. waiting for
their heads 10 fail. Flowers ordered for
Mrs. Cleveland. y boudoir carpeted
with lilies.
PARIS HAT FOR MRS. ISELIN dllus-
tratoO. For carriage and yachting
while being entertained in LONDON ana
Paris. Lily-of-the-Nhe trimmings
Hats for American shoppers.
NEW SLEEVE AND NEW GOWN Cl-
lustrafedl. Ellen Osborne describes the
former as self-assertlve and rather odd
Paue!led skirts and 5rocadc The now
,.hite-crOwned hats. Green straw ana
chiffon. ....- mn.
FOUND PERPETUAL MOTION uii's.
trate,D. The horseless car, built ~
Washington, works So well tndt 4' VIII
be- tried everywhere within "a month. n.
Naptha and lever set II going ana
stop IL. Greater epoch I'M progressive
history than the telegraph.
TIE SPRING HOBBY HORSE uiius-
traleau Dcpew I'm gray trousers on met
tied mare in nickel trimmings OF latesl
STYLE. W. g. whitney black morse
New saddle of the Nanderpllts. .....,,
THE FRENCH SALON ~ pAN|i.N
GiI,.sfrataeD. For the first time in It's
honorable history OF centuries II may
not omen I'm May Upon the heau-
tul model suzanne. hangs MS rate.
WAS discovered by am American ARTIST
THE CHARGE AGAINST STUART al
lustrateD. Colonel John ;. Mospy
saws il was invented 70 cover np me
errors Of others. The famous raider
makes q ring og reply TO Colonel Mar
shalrs statements. ..
NAT. PRUNEs SUCCESS. He sot fVv
ar fl treatise on microbes. but II turned
o-t that patent-medlcine hrm was '"e
purchaser. .- ,,,,.-.....,,
m GIVES PEOPLE AWAY Oilus'rateil
The R0entgen ray the greatest oil an
nind-readers. Bids fair TO become a
moral rcformcr. go
ORIGIN OF "NJLGAlilSM7 Mai. ~.
he words can Dee traced 10 distinguished
-ourros. Interesting discussion hy
well-kuom Virginia educator.
CURVES IN THE BRAIN. \ wonderlu,
man who sets everything going rouhd
@rI round. CLANCY and MS ne"
friend does Richmond
SOME SOUTHERN MEMORIES. bap
and the gracious Colonel recall tne
davs OF chivalry. Beautiful ana WHY
pIchmond bellies. Here's to ioutn,
Reautv. and Wit-They make tfipiet'