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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-MADE WEAR.
Dresses Skirts CIOaks Waists, Underwear Wrappers.
The great departments second floor will fairly TEEN with bar
aims as orders have gone forth to convert the stock into cash

Chlldren's Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks'
embroidered collar and CUTS, regular
price. S1.39, now esc.
Chiidren's Long Cream Cashmere Cioaks.
lined throughout, Handsomely emDr0id-
cred and trimmed with TWO rows on
narrow ribbon, regular price sz''o'
Chiidren's Atwood Cream Cashmere
Cloaks. with dainty embroidery and
silk trimming, regular price >S''o'
Six Finest Atwood. handsomely en-
broidered thoroughly lined, and
finished with best workmanship, form
or price, So now S34S.
Fourteen Ladies An-Wool Cloth Black
Navy-Biue, and Garnet $40 Waists;
N1NE LADIES ALL-sILK WAISTS u
BLACK AND BLUE STRIPES.
BLACK AND GRAY STRIPES. TER
RA GOTTA AND BLACK. AND RED
AMI BLACK. THE So KIND FOR
Iieht-Blue and Pink and White stripe
China SILK Waists, the $.'1 kind, Tor
3 Persian SIX Waists. fun Bishop sleeves,
velvet collar ana cuffs. the s. kind,
for 1919.
Black and Navy-Blue China SIX Waists,
fun Bishop sleeves. plated both back
and front. ana perfect-httng, the $40
ki"d for 60 IS
LADIES FULL p' 0frFVE
WAISTS. is BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
FULL LAUNDEHED CUFFS AND
COLLARS. IN PEBCALE. Lawn.
AND CALICO. THE BEST 50c. KINDS
WE HAVE EVER HAD-ALL 60 AT
zee. EACH.
Black and White Blue and White. Tan
and White Striped Duck Suits the
S.75 kind. for {ll9.
Black and White Blue and white Tan
and White Duck Suits, in both stripes.
dots. and checks, the s. % kind, for
$40.
All S5.e9 90, and $3.50 Dresden and Per
sian and China SIX Waists. in all Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

$50 pairs OF Ladies' Wei Kid oxford Ties
and Low-Button Shoes for Sl.25; regular
- Kind.
"a pairs of Ladies' Wei Kid oxford Ties.
Tnr.o r made regular a. kind dissolution
price. f1a1.
4s pairs OF Chldrcn's Strap Sandals.
with bow and buckles. regular {129 kind.
for Secs IL 10 10 1-2.
one lot Of Ladies' Button Shoes. some
outrH. uiccedlly and commOn-scnsc toe,
FOR .L-5; regular $40 and s. KIND.
120 pairs of Ladies' Hand-Sewed oxford
Tles made ago iu aIl the new styles, sold
everywhere fu- s.. for N9J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Is pairs Of Ladies' Dongola KID Oxford
Ties, warranted solid s0les and counters,
for Toe.
30 pairs OF Ladies DOngola Kid But
ton Shoes all styles, Tan or Black, regu-
lar 81 so Shoes. for soc.
go pairs of Misses Tan and Black OK
ford Ties. that usually sell Tor 81; DISCO
luton price b1c
as pairs Of Small Boys Springfield Lace
Shoes. that usually sell for ST. for Gee.
il pairs or Ladies' Wei Kid. Taylor
Made, Twentieth Century Boots. regular
81 20 kind; dissolution price, S1.lg.
~ pairs OF Ladies Tan, TWcntCth-Cen-
tury Lace Shoes, Wayl0I-malc. loI $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
CUT PRICES THAT WILL QUICKLY
REDUCE THE JEWELRY STOCK.


Pure White and F'aw.cgs rearl Link Gun
Buttons. Toe pair. have been 2jc.
ROii-fiatc Shirt-Wa-st sets. Of three
studs. collar-button. and link BUTTONS.
Zoe. for entire set; have been &c.
Real Sterling Shirt-Waist Sets OF Studs.
Contributions. and Links. De; have
been Jc.
Roman-Plate Neck-Chalns. with stone set
heart pendants. &C.. have been 2Jc.
Brass Military Belt Buckles. ioc.: have
been sc.
Tortoise-sheH and Black Crimped Hair
Pins. 3 IL inches long, lOc Tor dozen;
Were Do. dozen.
All Of the Spencer Optical Goods fine
steel and torlolse-sheei rms, lie. pair;
guaranteed 75c. and 81 kye-Glasses.
HOW OFTEN CAN YOU BUY TRUNKS
AND TRAVELLING BAGS AT SUCH
A SAAING2 BETTER ANTICIPATE
FUTURE WANTS
80 Genuine Black Sheep-Skin. Alligator
Pattern Travelling Bags. l2-inch size,
actually sold for SL25, 10 be- closed out
for 73c
Grain Leather Travelling Bags, l4-inch.
regular 81 Bags, to be closed out for
Si.5O.
Imitation Alligator Bags. regular $50
kind. FOR 81 size lG-!nch.
Genuine Alligator Travelling Bags, 10
inch, regular IS Bags. Tor So 40.
One small lot OF Genuine Alligator Travel
ling Bags, 14-lnch. leather lined, regu-
lar $3.50 Bag. FOR s2.4s.
fard-Long Zlnc-coverrd Trunks. with
hat aud parasol boS,s 8l2.
Leather-Strapped Canyas-Covered Trunks.
With roller trays. the si2.5O kind. for
LARGEST Size (4o inches long, square-Top
Trunk for 81 ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

A Buffalo Express dispatch says; Ital-
ian miners are anxious 10 como 10 lsh-
peming en- mas5e. and tale the places OF
the men who are now working. They Will
not be given the opportunity by the
owners. Despite the labor troubles OF
the last two years, tine Ishpeming mines
have an unusually good class OF labor,
That was evidenced last summer, when
800 men were on strike for I'D weeks
without single breach OF the peace
on the part OF any striker. wi n the ox-
ception of escorting an obnoxious news
paper correspondent 10 the railroad sta
ton. with instructions 10 remain per-
manentIy elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

the newest shades. including Pink and
Blue and Green. and Black and White;
some With crushed collars. ana some
with velvet collars and cuffs. with
large Bishop sleeves. full backs and
fronts. choice for - %.
Ladies Blue and Pink. and Red China
SIX waists. The 81 kind. for soc.
Black China SIX - Waists. crushed collar
pleated back and front. for csc.
3 BlOcalei Figured China silk Waists.
trimmed with velvet aud small pearl
buttons. the 50 90 Kind. Tor si.g9.
LADIES AII-grLE FIGURED CHINA
SILK SKIRTS FULL WIDTH AND
FULL Rustic LINED, THE $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
DRESS Innings.

snesia. Black back. plain and fancy; our
superior l4c gradc-DissOlution Price
III 1.-c.
MORE Ru.liuc Taneta. I'm staple and even
luc shades the yard wide, 2Jc kind
Dissolution Price. lic.
Plain rcrCalne. The summer lining, nut
durable kind l5c Ymue-Dlssoluuon
Price. Joe.
25c Fancy slesia and Percalines. Black
or ConrDl hacks, neat stripes and
figures Dissolution Price. lie.
Reai Halr Cloth. in Black, Gray, and
White the GUc. gIaae-Dissolution
Price. Co.,.
Che,,rett Fibre Llning 40 inches wide.
lhe Zoe. Qlalty-Dissolution Price,
lolnoa-Uile Wire cloth. latest idea for
ht.fi hut-rins, l5c. gradc-Dlssoiuilon
husflng Tareta combination lining and
hlh Nlnf for skirts including bright
co.ors AND cream, for commencement
'lfl'e B l-oe blnd-D.ssolulon ifice,
b 81.
lrWlDTu LINING. LIKE FIBRE
-tIA|NIr. IT'D IE CLOSED OUT
IDh d use. 8 YARD
IA DUES CoioNED COACHING PARA
rDIr WHITE ENAMELLED HAN
i'-' ae.~"ly 80 elsewhere and
white Paruols With rustic handles. for
have been $3.50.
Dresden Figured China SILK Parasois
WIN white tnameiisd and Dresden
emma osl handles, that were 81 30;
All Or thc most exquisite s. and s.. 70
be sold f1r 81 90
Grass Llnen parasols, big lots 10 close
out, Lace Work, Rustic Handles. 75c.,
Coiortd stripes. s5c.. were u 10.
] Deep Rule LINED, s5c.. were 81 80.
Those 81. % bargain Blue SIX Umbrellas
with dresden handles, are to 100 closed
out for $40.
Finest white Wash Chlna-silk Parasols.
best and smoothest quality, with one
deep pinkod-cut rufiie white enamelled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

two weeks; that's why you read OF
such reductions.
CELEBRATED c. b. CORsETs, DOL
LAR BRANDS AND OTHER
BRANDS. STYLE NUMBERS 1854, 239.
294-AIL TO BE SOLD-ANY SIZE
FOR G9c. PAIR.
Meyers Regular 75c. Corset. made OF
heavy jeans. sateen striped and extra
long wa.st-Dissolution Price, zoe
ALL or THIS DRUGGISTS FACE
POWDERS $ LA BLANCHE.
HUNTERS INVIslDl.-. SAUNDERS.
TETLOWS GOSSAMER, DORINS
ROUGE ROGER & GALLET'S IN
FAINT POWDER. AND COLGATES
NURSERY POWDER-l9c. box
Japanese Powder-Boxes. were l5c.. for &c.
23c. Ceiluloid Powder-Boxes. l5c
200. Engraved Enamelled Boxes 25c.
l5c Metal POwderBoxes Sc.
All OF this retailers Tooth Powders. in
GLIDING DR.. Lyons, Meade a. Bakers
pegiifTee caulder's. and oakley's.
Meade & Bakers carbOlic aIouth-w Wash at
AL OF this druggists Handkerchief Ex-
tcacts-Lubin's At1inson's. and Crown
Crabapple Extracts-5Tc.
a loc French shoe Dressing, Sc.
Haif-Dint Witchhazel, be.
Zoe. quality Tan Shoe Paste and LIQUID.
Dc. each.
l5c. bottles OF Pure Bay Rum and FIor,-
da Water, &c. each.
Stpo!io. Morgan's. Sc. cake.
Lot OF Pure Rubber Combs, INCLUDING the
Broadway, Gem. Leader Unbreakabie.
and others for l0c. choice-regular Is,
20. and 25c. values.
An Unsurpassed Rubber Comb for &c.
TURKISH-BAT SOAP. COSTING 45c.
A DOZEN FOR lac. A DOZEN.
$4,000 STOCK OF MEMS FURNISH
lNGS 10 BE TURNED INTO READY
CASH. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN
But HEAVY SACRIFICES?
SiFN'S WHITE LAWN TIES. &c. A
DOZEN.
MEMS FULfs-LENGTH SuSPENDERs.
PURE WHITE AND COLORs. CORD.
ED ENDS. WIRE BUCKLES, THE
l5c. KINDS. FOR Sc. A PAIR
MEMS WATERPROOF CEfLuLOID
COILARS ROTH STAMINA A..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
WHITE SPREADS.

Ful-Size Crochet Spreads. the csc. grade.
3Gc.
Eytra-Laree Crochet Spreads. the Soc.
grade. 4sc.
Very-Heavy Crochet Spreads, t'a SIS
grade, 15c.
EXtw-Size Crochet Spreads hemmed.
ready for use. an $50 and Sl.75 kind
FOR soc
Real Narcotics Pattern Spreads, 81 70
value. 4je.
Blue and Red Spreads extra weight and
SIZE. regular price 81 ~. for Sll5.
Imported Dlmask Spreads. resu'lr $3.50
value, for $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

The Arragor mine, at Norway. Memo
minee range. will try the eight-hour plan.
being the first mine outside OF Ishpeming
To reduce the hours OF labor. In place "
the TWO Honour shifts now worked three
eight-hour shifts VIII Do worked. by run
ming three shifts every .wenty-four hours
there Is a considerable economy in run
ming expenses, the iixed charges be-
ing no greater when covering the extra
LABOR secured by continuous wording.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

that We're 81. SOC.
25c. Combination Card-Casos and Pocket
Books, Black, seal leather close out.
1jc.
Genuine Alligator and Genuine Seal
Purses, with patented frame. out Of
which money cannot drop. thousands
are sold for 9Ic
The best soc Leather-Lined POcket-B Books.
win inside purse Will be closed cat
for 3gc. each.
800 23c. Snake-skin Purses leather Innings.
Wlil be closed out for 7c.
10 pains OF an and Brown one Dollar
Neal Kid Gloves, with large, white
pearl buttons. Will be sold off for 50c
pair.
PURE WHITE AND LINEN BELTS.
GILT AND SILVER BUCKLES.
THAT ARE GREAT SEL.-DRS FOR
80 29c., ARD TO BD SOLD FOR lie.
300 PIECES OF WHITE INDIA IINON.
10 YARDS TO THE PIECE NOT TO
hh CUT FOR 26c a PIECE. PILES
OF OTHER WHITE GOODS TO BE
CONVERTED INTO CASH.
1000 yards Dotted Swiss, that was sold
az II and zoe. all TO be closed out I'm
this sale FOR 10 1-2c
cases Of Fine Striped Oreandy Lawns.
that sold for 100, 10 be closed out in
this sale for "a
20 pieces Marseilles. the kind you pay
zoe. yard for. 10 be sold for II lie
900 yards White Cambria for l-2c. yard;
worth lie.
All Persian and India Marseillcs 20 be sold
az great reduction In order TO wind
~ the old concern
4O-nch india Linen. = l-3c.. rea. value
lie: l5c quality, lOr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REAL LINEN
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS
THAT SELL FOR %. 81 IL. AND 5Oc.
10 BE THROWN IN THIS SALE
AND SACRIFICED AT 1ec.
Ladies Pure Linen. 'Scall0ped Embroid-
dered, and Hemstifched and Embrold-
cred. TO be sacrificed at u l-2c
These are not the usual Indifferent Mus
lin Handkerchiefs. but are pure lluen
and hand-embroldered
The IL l-2o. Linen Hemstitched, White
al &C.. 3 for Csc
IaQle5- HAnd-Em broldersd Initial Hand-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
BABY CARRIAGES.
one each OF WHITNEY BABY CARR.
ACES to be closed out, as follows:

YOUNG MEMS LONG-PANTS SUITS.
BALANCE OF STOCK TO BE CLOSED
OUT DURING THE DISSOLUTION.
Sizes -, 10. IL. Is. 10 years, Al-WoOl
Fancy Suits. sold from $ TO 50. now
S5.ly.
Sizes 10. H. and IL only OF s.. so Suits now
$500.
MORE THAN 800 MEMS STRAW HATS
AT ALMOST HALE OF REGULAR
PRICES--19 TO y9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Aren't Senator Gray's recent letter.
Judge Mcguire says. Between the limos
we may read the expression OF his con.
yiction that Delaware Is soon to be the
theatre OF the great experiment in legls-
lation and sociology known AS the single
tax, and that after all II IL a thing not
70 be dreaded or resisted. because along
these lines we have developed many OF
our most important laws and when u
new idea has demonstrated itself as =
success In one State the other States are
inclined TO accept IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
COMFORTABLES

Silk Covered EiderdOwn Quilts, were
sl2 80, now $50.
French Sateen-COvered EiderdOwn Quilts.
were So; now g. 80.
white Couon-Filled Comfortables, were
a. 90. now S.
white COtton-Fuled COmfOrtables. were
Sl.7j. now $ils.
Large-size Quilts. 81 kind. for SOC
White Cottou-fllled Comfortables, $50
kind, for Ole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Mr.. Thomas Mexican. one OF the trus-
tees OF the University OF Pennsylvania.
has offered to give 10000 to the uniyer-
sity. provided that II raise 81 900 with
I'm a specified time. About year ago he
gave $4,000 10 tho institution. and has
frequently presented IL with smaller gifts.
Mr.. Mexican Provost c. c. Harrison. and
ex-President William Pepper. TO al.
OF whom the University owes 80 much.
were members OF tho class of 81. and are
all Phlladelphians by birth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
THISORANDS HOBSTORE

giving you better Shoes for price and ameShoes
price exclusive affected by the dou
ton Of the firm. See the new prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
TuRN-powN SHAPES. ALL SIZES

! TuRN-DOwN SHAPES. ALL SIZES
| II TO II, FOR 81. EACH.
| CUFFS TO MATCH, Toe, A PAIR.
| BOYS OUTING SHIRTS, SIZES ~ Ia
| TO IL, WITH COLLARS. COST YOU
23c... NOW AT Zoe EACH.
| Mems Overslls. made strong and OF the
best s-ounce duck, with and without
apron fronts. botn Blue anf Va g IN
a.. sizes. 5Oc pair.
| Jumpers TO match Doc. each.
| Gentismen's Stiff-Bosom fercaie Shirts.
with extra collars and pair cuffs.
both open and closed fronts. the 81
ones for zoe. 0a,n.
Gentlemen's Soft-Bosom Percaie Shirts.
with collars. T5c each.
Meas Working shirts, mais 81 heavy
Madras. with ties 10 match. $40 eecn-
Gentiomen's Whto Uniaslii Ell ShiIts,
full-length bosom, reinforced back. all
sizes 2gc. each.
dozen Ladies' Black Satin Tslby Ties.
worth De. ior Toe. each.
Boys Cu-lng and chevlot Shirts, sizes IL
10 IL. worth 35c.. for Igc.
Gentlemos TIA, aud BLACK seamless
Socks. l0c quality, for Dc, n pair.
MEMS PURE LINEN FoUR-PLY coli
LARS. STANDING AND TURN
DOWN. ALL slZEs, IL TO H. COST
ING - a DOZEN. TO BE SOLD FOR
&c. EACH.
MEMS Light SILK TEcK scARrs.
OUR PERFECT 2oc. SGARFs.
OIsED FIGURES. FOR iOc. EACH.
MEMS AND LADIES' ALL-slLK BAND
Rows, THE LATEST SHAPE, THAT
EVERYBODY WANTS. AND COSTS
Doc FOR II lie. EACH,
Centlemen's Colored- Bor1ered Hcmstltch-
ed. Tape Bordered. and Plain WHITE
IIandker,hIefs. worth from 5 to l0c.
each. for 20. each.
Gentlemen's Fine Cambria Hsndksrchicfs,
cOiored bordcred hemstltched, and
IA hAFHAr.A n
DC each.
Gontlemen's Open Work. Embroidered
iiemstitched Handkerchiefs. worth
,,olE9eS., . ,r Tor Sc. eaeh o,..
AND Sc. manufactures, ALL
FROM OUR LARGE DUPLICATE
STOCK, AT 4 CHOICE OF &c.
BOYS HEAVY RIBBED CREAM
3MEATkRS EXTRA FINE Quail
TY; USUAL soc. KIND. IN THIS
MEN 5 SUMNER GAUZE H.RyJ--l00
DOZEN TO BE CLOSED OUT AT
LOWEST PRICES KNOWN. COM
MENCING AT II lie. EACH.
VESTS. WITH CROCHET r. GFs,
AS GOOD AS ANY l0c. VEST HERE
NOW FOR &c.
THE DISSOLUTION SALE OF SILK.
At SOC. yard, Imported b. * Brocades, In
: different patterns orih 75c. yard
Fancy Brocades. Duchess Falile.
Gros-Grain and Satin: worth $40
yard.
At S9c. yard All-Suk Gros-GrsIn and
Duchess. in all the new summer de-
signs. worth tl.l5 yard
At Soc. yard. AN-Sllk China. raven BLACK,
~ inches wide. takes only yards for
waist; worth J0c. yard.
At dc. yari. Black Sllk with coi0-ei
figure. worth In New York 81 l-2c
At dc. yard. All-Silk POngcc In tho
newest linen color, very thing for gen
tlemcn 5 shirts
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
SUCH PRICES WILL MAKE SELLING
LIVELY. BUT PROFIT GOES 10
THE WINDS.
Imported Jet-Black crepons. upwards OF
40 inches wide, that cost you one dol
lar, TO be sold for zoe.
Heavy Jet-Blaok Cros-Gral Mohalr
Slcilian OF which We have sold hun
drcd5 OF yards for seyenty-nne cents,
now iJc.
Jet-Black Atwood Armures. the prettiest
and best OF FIFTY-CENT FANCY
BLACK GOODS FOR 2Sc.
Batlste, the ideal summer black dress
goods all wool, Imported brand Le
Grande. for SOC
Wool Storm Serges 10 come 10 you for
about half-prlce-l9c. Upwards OF 800
pieces TO be converted into cash.
BABY CARRIAGES.
One each OF WHITNEY BABY CARR.
AGES TO be closed out, as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Soft Cotton 81 p kind 5oc. n palr
Very Heavy Cotton. $40 kind, 0Sc a
pair.
Wool-Fnled. ia size. s. kind. si.l5
pair.
COMEORTARI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

kerchiefs. all open-workef. we sell for
25c. are 10 be sacrificed a. lie.
1000 PURE WHITE. SHEER, AND
CORDED HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCIFFS: ALSO. COLORED-
BORDFRED HEMsTlTCHED.W WORTH
TO &C., ALL IN ONE LOT AT > lie.
Each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
Boys Ready-Made Clothing

With the acknowledged alhey eaound lowest prices every
kind Of Boys Orders received by the turn the
stock into There enough extraordinary bargains
here every mother footsteps towards Movers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
RED
GRAY.

All-Wool, $3.50. for S2.l9 a pair.
ATWOOD, 50, for S3.23 d pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
handles and taeseIs. b. q.

handles and tassels, 81 20.
| Same quality. two ruifes, star shaped,
usually sold for $3.50. here now 81 10.
Same with two ruhles, IN White Dresden,
china bali handle. 81 %.
30 Finest White China SIX Walking Para
soils, with White six covers. White
SILK tassels. straight White euamellod
handle with Dresden ban top, here
tofore a bargain at s. s9 now for Sl.75.
Navy~Blue SILK Beau Brummell lmhrel-
las. very close roll. with cover and
tassel TO match. dark rustic twisted
handles, heretofore bargain at Sl.5O
here now at Sl.1O.
AN AGGREGATION OF 81 UMBREL-
LAS. SOMETHING WONDERFUL
sINCF LAST WEEK GOO NEW ONES
ADDED TO THE LOT HERE. ORES
DEN BALL HANDLES, CARVED
HANDLES Loop HORN HANDLES.
LOOP CELIULOID HANDLES. LOOP
BLACK HANDLES. LOOP RUSTIC
WOOD HANDLES. THESE ARE ALL
WARRANTED TWILL GLORIA SILK.
ALL STITCHED WITH SILK. AND
BEST PARAGON FRAMES.
Ladies Black French Gloria Sun Parasols.
with one ruiiie. 81 sold for 800.
Ladies Black Twllled Gloria Parasols.
with two ruhles and Black handle,
$50: sold regularly s. 80.
Ladies Taneia parasois, s. % and s. 80;
were S3.5O-assOrted colors.
500 Chiidrens Cambria Parasols, 70 be
closed out for Sc. each.
Childrens Satin Parasols FOR CSC each.
Chidren's China SILK Parasols. lace trim
med, $50.
AT FANCY GOODS COUNTER.
Prince OF Wales Real Ostfich-Tip Fans.
Cream and White. were IS, to be sold
for 81.
Large Black Satin and silk Fans. about
90 with elaborate paintings. some Solo,
the balance OF our 81, 20. and 5Oc.
Fans, for 29c. each. You can pick out
great bargain.
Small Empire SIX Fans, White Creams.
Pinks. Blues, with spangles all over
and enamlled sticks. were b0c-Disso-
luton Price. 200.
Seal Leather, Snake-Skln Chatolaine Bags.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

RlGaM@MD, va, MAY 90, 1895.
TnE FlRm 0F JULIUS MEYER & SONS mA9
BEEN DISSOLVED BY RGUTUAl CONSENT.
GGEsgg9. WllllAM D. MEYER AND ALEX. 81.
RGEYER mAVE F0BMED A COMPREHENSIVE ITO
CONTINUE TME BUSINESS UNDER THE FIRM
MAMIE of JULIUS MEYEg'S SONS.
PARTIES indebted ITO TME FlRa1 OF JULIUS
METE3 e SONS ARE REQUESTED ITO SETTLE
WlTM TIE NEW FlRM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
DRUGGETs.

Ah-Wool yards long. ? II yards wide.
was $3.50, now $50.
Union-WOoi. yards long. IL yards
wide, was so. so. now N.1S
AN-Wool, yards long, 1 yards wide, was
ST. now S7.s9.
Wool-Fied. yards long, . yards wide
was So 80 now $ IS.
Atwood . yards long. IL yards wide.
was $500 now So.
RUGS.
Brussels Rugs. hearth size, sl.25 kind
G9c '
Velvet Rugs, - yards long, $50 kind
gsc. w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
HOUSEKEEPERS WILL RALLY

here by the thousands when such FLOOR COVERINGS HANG
INGS LINENS to be closed ont REGARDLESS OF any profit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
PORTIEREs.

All s. 20 kinds. any color $40.
All 81 30 kinds. any color SO.
All s. 80 and $40 kinds any color, 81.
Extra-Nidh Porueres. $40. ST., and Si5
kinds. choice $3.50 a pair
CHENILLE COVERS.
2-yards-sQulre cXtra-heayy quality, were
s. for Zoe each.
l-9-yards square. best quality, were Sl.95
and $3.50. flr SOC. each.
Yard-square Chenille Covers, well worth
Doe. Tor De. each.
HAMMOCkS.
GOO1-COrd 81 HammOcks. 4sc.
MeXican-Grass 81 80 HammOcks, SOC.
Ciose-W oven Cotton, With pillow, $50
Kind. $50.
Extra-Grade Woven Hammocks.
with pillow, fringed on both sides.
s. kind. for sl.OJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Cheap nottingham Lace. usual SOC value
DE. a pair
Fair Quality Nottingham Lace. usual T5c
value. 3gc q pair.
Good quality Nottingham Lace, usual Fl %
.llle. " - yards IONS. zoe. pair
Extra Width. 3 - yards long. S259 kind.
Sf2j.
Point dEsph,. II yards long. usual
$50 kind $3.50 q pair
All the s. kind. very me limitations Of real
lace, $40 "A pair.
Irish Point $3.50 kind. Tor SLgJ pair
Swiss Tambour $3.50 kind. tor $50 a
pair.
Sash Curtains. 81 and s. kind. for $3.50
pair.
~. Il l.. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
OIL-CLOTIi.
q yards wide

- Nhil5 NiAtl
Regular 25c. grade. Il l-2c. a yard.
Regular BE grade, lsc. "A yard.
Regular 81 lie grade DC. yard.
Regular zoe. grade. 2Sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
MATTINGS.

u t-2c. Fancy Checks, Sc. a yard.
lac. Fancy Weaves. 1-3c. yard.
pc. Quality ESlra-Heavy China Mating,
Ia i--,. - gard
30c Quality Seamless Linen-Warp. 15c.
yard.
Soc Quality Seamless Linen-Warp. 10 l-2c.
yard.
Zoe Quality Damask Mattings. lie. a
yard.
33c. Quality Best China Mattngs, lie. a
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Imported SIX and Wool. rich combina-
tlons. ina al-the-year-around colors. were
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-25
RECORDS Lit DANGER.
Well KNOWN stars Will mako an
Effort to Reduce Them

Labor Day promises to be a red letter
day in the history Of American athletics.
for at the New Jersey Athletic Club
carnival of sports three important records
are liable to be shattered. B.. f. Wefers,
the fastest man who ever wore q shoe and
holder of the worlds record for running
100, 220 ~ 800 yards. has consented to
run in a special scratch race, distance
800 yards and try to break the record held
by himself Of 81 10 seconds made at
Trayers Island. Wefers made this record
in a handicap race and many claim that
he was bothehred and annoyed by COM
petitors In front Of him.. Things VIII be
different on Labor Day. for it will be a
scratch race and there will Be no one
to bother him. Charles j. Fitzpatrick, the
peerless half mile runner will endeavor
to eclipse his half mile record of 1 minute
5s 20 seconds. made at the international
games last fall. The two mile race, how
ever. win he the hot race Of the day.
The entry Of A. L. Wright of Boston
adds intereAt to it. He is without doubt
the fastest runner New England has to-
day, and John Bowler, his trainer, pre-
diets he viii easily eclipse his two mile
record Of 3 minutes 90 rs seconds. made
ny W.. Day at BefKeIey Oval, May II.
1890. The New Jersey A. C. runners. Il.
Hlertberg, the enc and three mile metro
politan champion. and Charles n. Bean,
the three mile champion, are not a bit
worried or frightened at the boys rum
ming ability and predict that when the
race is over the honors win belong TO the
New Jersey organization. The race be-
tween these crackajacEs viii be worth
q journey to Bergen Point 10 witness.
Entries for the athletic events will close
on Saturday next with James f. Sulli-
van, NO. 21 Broadway. New York. where
entry blanks and further information can