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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

Al a meeting held last nieht in the Y.
" g. \. parlor the parties interested IN
the proposed association OF "fricnGs IN
need an organization was effected. and
the following officers elected: Judge jas.
c. Lamb. president lion. j. Taylor E'-
Tyson. c-presidcnt. r.. Harper jones'
secretary. 4. $. Groser. treasurer; j. X.
Y. Daniel +. Il. Sctton. j. Ben. How
ara. ~. ID. Eichelbcrgcr. Thomas w.
Gardner. executive committee a COM
mittcc was appointed to draft consiitu-
ton and bylaws. The meeting then adj
iourned. subject 10 the call Of the prcsi-
dent. Now that this good work Is be-
ink put m definite shape. IL is neAe'ed
that the citizens OF Richmond VIII not
allow it to fail for lack OF their practical
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
ANOTHER ETFRTHTNG SNOW.
Jefferson ROOF Garden Catching the''o"o'
and IL "a Ince of Re re.hIng Lreefes.


Again IS the roof garden winner
oven the threatening clouds last night
did not prevent large number OF h'h-
mOnds best people from attending the
splendid performances up among the stars
AMI right in the brcezes on the JeHeI-
son roof-gardcn.
The hold-over people are Monte Elmo
ana the Mahr sisters. each OF "hoh S,o'-
cd again. and emphasized the hiI ln'y
made last week.
Miss Elmo is a beautiful woman ana
her sensational dances caught the auu'-
once I'm the right place. and she was
forced TO repeatedly respond 10 einphaOo
oncorcs.
The acrObatic act Of the Mahr sisters
was as sparkling as champagne anu
their new song tickled the audience I'M
mensely. The young ladies couia re-
main here an summer. and meet WIN '"e
same success that they are now ENJOY ms
but they will be forced 10 leave alter 'niS
week 10 keep AN engagement NJ kei'h
Union-Square Theatre. New YORK 80
this is the last chance TO see these won
derful performers. Not only Is Rich
mond pleased with them. but they tell me
they think this city is out OF sisut'
and they woud Ike 10 stay here
George Anderson gave an amazing eN
hib.don of roiler-skatine, and executed
several difficult feats.
George Graham, the famous monoloeue
artist. was very amusing in his speciality.
and kept his audience in broad grin
throughout the act. II you have the
blues. or are worried over the silver
question. interview George. He VIII
drive care away. and cause you to for
get your troubles.
The excellent orchestra was In fine
shape. giving % number Of good Sec
tons the medley Around the Metrono-
lis" being the favorite. Light and popu-
lar music is what the people expect az
these entertainments. and ] am glad the
jefferson orchestra is INNING in the
right line.
Mile. Ouellie. the famous chantreuse'
from the Paris music halls. who came 10
this country first on a fabulous salary
as an inducomont closed the bin. She
fully sustained the reputation made In
New York. and her act alone is worth a
trip 10 the rOof-garlen.
The same bin Will be on all this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
EX-GOV. RUSSELL'S FTNERfL.
President Cleveland and Joseph jefferson
Among Those who Attended.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. July 2O-Funeral
services over the remains OF Ex-Governor
William /. Russell were held to-day.
At 1880 A. NJ. private services were con-
Quoted at the late residence of the de-
ceased by Rev. Or. Alexander Mckenzie.
Of Shepard Memorial church, the late
Governors pastor. Prayer was Of
fered. and few appropriate words
of coincidence and encouragement
were said by the clergyman 10 the
stricken family and relatives. The body
was then placed IN hoarse. and the
hcarse. preceded by sixteen Cambridge
patrolmen and followed by carriages bear
ing many floral tributes. was slowly driven
10 the city Han. where the remains lay
In state from u TO o'clock. and were
viewed by thousands OF people. Thou
sands lined the route of the procession
10 the city Han. which was reached at
noon. and the doors were thrown open
one minute later. A detachment OF the
First Corps OF Cadets guarded the re-
mains.
President Grover Cleveland. accompa-
MED by Joseph jefferson. arrived in this
city at l2.50 o'clock. this afternoon.
They We're met al the station OF the New
York. New Haven. and Hartford railroad
by Acting Governor Wolcott and Adju-
tant-Gencral Dalton. The party was
then driven direct TO the Somerset Club.
where luncheon was served after which
the party started for Cambridge I'm car-
riages. & large crowd awaited the Presi-
dents arrival ar the station.
IL was nearly { O'Clock when the cor
tego reached tho Shepard Memorial
church, where the final services were
neid.
Leaving the city Hall. the court cor
tog" passed down Massachusetts avenue
to Garden street to the corner NJ Mason
street 10 the church. Within the edidce
the flowers were banked ON either side
OF the cnancel. and in the midst Of this
the coffin was placed. Embems OF
mourning hung on every side The three
trent rows Of the centre aisle were re-
served Tor the family and immediate
friends
Directly behind these on the right
centre sat President Cleveland Acting
Governor NolcOtt. and two members OF
his star. while the front rows OF tho
rlght-outsidc aisle were occupied by mom-
beers OF the press. Directly behind the
President and Governor sat the justices
OF the Superior Court Of Massachusetts,
and tho eX-members Of the Senate and
House.
Behind these were seated CN-members
or the Cambridge City Council. and I'm
tho rear OF these were seated The men,
bers OF this years Senate ana House,
members Of the Cambridge ,ity govern
ment, with the members Of the Boston
city government and members Of cities
outside the Commonwealth
AZ was lacking few minutes OF
o clock when the services began. The
singing at the church was by an aug
m.nted boy chorus from ST. Paul the
II. Appleton chapel and Christ church.
o. Cambridge assisted by the Albion male
quartette. OF Boston.
BOSTON. MASS. July O.-The state
House closed to-day at noon ont OF re-
spcct To the memory Of the late eS-Gov-
ernor Russell.
The Governors Council met at o'clock.
drew up suitable resolutions, and then
attended the funerel In = body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

The committee Of physicians composed
Of Drs Charles NJ Shields chairman.
Paulus A. Irving. Hugh NJ. Taylor, j. >.
Wexford. and William :. Gordon. appoint
cG some time ago hy the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery 10
suggest some steps 10 be taken 20 pre-
vent the public health being injured by
lin, sale of dairy products and meats
from diseased cattle. have prepared n TO-
mort which recommends that the city
Council be pctitioncd 10 appoint al in
spoctor Of cattle. milk. and meat. and
that all dealers i'm dairy products he re-
ouired u hold "a certificate signed by the
officer before they can conduct their
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
4 NOTLI err ".
The Free Silver Delegation From Virginia
10 81 Louis.


WASHINGTON, -. c., july l9.-Spe-
ciai.-The silver delegation from Virginia
10 the 81. Louis Convention OF silver men
left here Sunday night over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
The delegation was chosen at a public
meeting held al Hcrndon. and is no more
representative than II II had been chosen
for a Christian EndcavOr Union. How
ever. they have gone 10 ST Louis as the
representatives of the State. and they
expect To vote for presidential nominee.
Tne resolutions adopted by the Herndon
meeting instruct the delegates 10 vote
and labor for an endorsement Of Bryan
ana ScWau
The delegates selected are as follows:
Delegates az Large-Major John $.
Duny. of Herndon, Alexander J. We'd
dcrOurn OF Fairfax. ] :. Johnson Gull
pepper. and j. W. Morton. Charlotte.
Dclegates-B. Coghil Meckenburg; c.
T. Shear Fairfax. Conrad knowslad,
Clarke county: G. l.. Campbell. Fairfax.
John r. Morton. Prince Edward T.. c..
Niilyer. Newport News: William VI. Pay
ton. Henry county; h. r. Hutchinson. Ac-
comac. George W. KOner Augusta: Jas.
l.. Machcn Fairfax; W. =. Dupuy Roa-
roke. Gus Davis. Randolph Measley.
Clarke Thos ). Stannard. j. s. Buckley.
Fairfax. Hon. A. koiner. Augusta:
Farkc Agnew. Alexandria. Frank Hume.
Alexandria. W. ID. Brooks. Union Hall.
George r.. Ransde'l. Prince William
county. W a. Smoot Lewiston. II. II.
Garrett. Fairfax: Enos l.. Garrett Fair
fax and Charles l.. Snyder Fairfax: c.
{. Mercer. Loudeun. Elton Remer
Charlotte: Geo Harrison Charlotte " S.
Wadsworth Norfolk: J. W. Chewing.
Lancaster. Charles VI. Fox. Fairfax: ..
l. Beaver. Loudoun A. Bradley. j. ii.
Cockrell. Charles II. Starr. George A.
Williams, Fairfax. and j. w. Jarrett, Of
Fredericksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

Cigarettes and Whisky Each Claim a
Victim.

WINSTON. y. c.. July 2o.-special-
Mr.. g. b. Watson. Democratic standard
bearer for Governor. announces to-day he
will make his opening campaign speech
AZ his native home. Kernersyille on Au-
gust LIST
Christ church, q new Moravian house Of
worship. I'm West Salem. was formally
dedicated yesterday afternoon, Bishop
Kondthaler onidaurg.
Junius Mcroncy died I'm Mocksville last
night from smoking cigarettes. lie WIS
twonty-four years old. and leaves a wife
and one child.
Winston Methodist District Conference
closed at Mocksvile last night. Next
vnference will Doe held at Kemersyiile.
g. \. Wood. Of this city, son of the late
Rev. VI. L. Wood. was licensed 10 preach.
Preston =. Snider. bright young man.
who owned and conducted the Twin city
Daily hero shortly after its establish
ment. died suddenly this morning. Strong
drink led TO his demise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

FARMNILLE. VA, july Especial. -
County Court was in session to-day. Ow-
ing to the absence from the county Of
commemorative Attorney Watkins. colo.
mel Fitzgerald represented the Common
wealth. No criminal eases were tried.
There was only one case on the docket.
and that was continued, owing 10 the
absence of the accuscr.
The Democrats OF Prince Edward will
heartily support Bryan and Scwan. rs
they would nave done hal Hin CT any
other Democrat been pat forward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

At the meeting of Pickett Camp last
night applications from Sergeant and Ma
jor Jacob r.. Polak Of Atlanta, Ga. and
Jacob Wachter ail ofUhe First Virginia
Regiment. Infantry. were received.
Resolutions Of respect 10 the memory Of
Comralc John T.. Whitock. one Of Cen
eral Plcketts most trusted couriers. were
adopted.
L. W. Dorset was elected standard
bearer.
4 committee was appointed 70 draw up
resolutions Of thanks 10 Past Commander
II. y. Northen.
Commander Northen read a paper on the
secret service OF the Ccnfederacy and Rev.
Mr. Mullen related some interesting war
stories.
The death # Commander l.. L. Sale
was reported 20 the Camp. and a COM
mittce 10 draft suitable resolutions was
appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
A JUSTICE or PEACE VINO EXCEEDS
MS dUTHORITY Is RETERSED.
for Debt and lie IL Released by
Judge Boykin.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 20.-Special.-
President winston. OF the University.
whose duties i'm this State cease August
lst. is doing all nc can to leave the
institution in good condition. Last week
he secured the services Of Mrs. Hunter
of Goldsboro. to have charge OF Com
mons Hall" which is to furnish board
for two hundred students a, eight dol
lars per month.
Governor carr is in Morehead for a few
days rest.
Some weeks ago a justice OF the peace
sentenced a man 10 twelve months in
the work-house. Last week Judge Boy
kin upset the sentence and ordered the
man released. upon his taking the in
solvent debtors oath. saying the sen
t,nce was Illegal and void, as II was
be, ond the power of the justice Of the
peace 10 imprison a person beyond the
limit of thirty days. IL is the first
case Of ne kind on record.
Rev. DR.. Pittinger occupied his pulpit
Yesterday for the first time since Jam
nary. RE will at the Sunday-night SER
vices give an interesting account Of his
visit to the Holy Land.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.
Judge Clark's name. it is now said.
will Ice before the Populist Convention
at St Louis for the vice-pr ssidency
Everything now seems TO point 10 the
fact that Butler is losing bis power i'm
this state. He no longer seems 70 be
able to crack his whip and give his
orders. \ year ago this was not so.
The University Summer School has
closed its third session. II was particu-
larry well attended.
The first annual report Of the State
horticultural farm is now I'm the hands
OF the printer.
The Populist delegation left here yes
terday for ST. Louis. State Treasurer
Worth did not 20, but went 10 attend
a big Quaker meeting in Virginia. lie is
a strong Quaker.
LOSS BY FRESHET.
II IS now estimated that the state
lost $4,000 by the froshets ia the Roanoke
week before last.
The railroad rate war is watched with
interest. il is the outcome Of an Old
feud. IL is denied that the Railroad
Commission here has had anything TO
say regarding it.
Register OF Deeds J. J. Rogers, POpu-
list. who was a delegate to st. Louis, is
very I'D here with fever M Rex Hospital.
Not all OF the ninety-hye delegates
went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

some very interesting exercises by schol-
ars OF the school. consisting OF reciia-
tons. duets. and solos. which were wen
rendered.
The supcrntcndcnts' reports Tor the
past month were very gratifying.
Kcv. Mr. Reynolds then made a very
encouraging address.
The next meeting will be held NJ Denny
Street church on the second Sunday in
August.
The board meeting will be held at
Rroad-strcet church next unday after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
4 Child,. Slnll Erncfnred

The little child Of Mr.. Thompson. living
al 1921 west Main street while walking
along a porch about fifteen feet from the
ground yesterday afternoon I'm some way
fell from the railing asd had its skull
fractured. Or. Edward j. Moseley was
at once summoned and dressed the chlid's
injuries. At a late hour last night the
little one was doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances, and IL
was thought likely that II would recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
Law and Equity Court.

The following judgments We're entered
I'm the Law and equity Cods yesterday
Stern q CO. against W. c. Gresham
for $40.
d. u. Patton & co. against Edcn To-
bacco Company for I12>32.
A suit was instituted ia this tribunal
yesterday 10y Jane J.. IIackett against
Albert Dalney Tor oje,ument. ca ming
sou damage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

Robert Morgan Chosen Commander of thu
GraNs


PETERSBURG, VA, July 20.-Spocial
The Petersburg Grays Company G.
Third Virginia Regiment. held a
meeting at their armory To-
night TO elect captain to
succeed y. r. Heath. resigned. Captain
Robert Morgan was elected and accept
ed. Captain Morgna has been attending
school at the Virginia Military institute.
lie is a son OF O. T.. Morgan. Commander
of A. u. Hill Camp OF Confederate Vote
rams. of Petersburg
Nora a little child Of Mr. G. A.
Epcs. fell from the porch Of IT'S parents
residence. on Washington street, this az
tornoon and was quite painfully injured
The net receipts OF the excursion given
to Norfolk and ocean View. "a few days
ago. for the benefit of the orphan Asylum
and Home for the Sick. Of this place
amounted 10 about two hundred dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

Judge Minor yestsrliy granted "a der
ter 10 the Ammons ickiias Conn any.
The capital stock is TO be not .'sa than
s. 600 nor more than $4,000 The officers
Of the concern for the present year are:
President Cornelius z. Ammons. Sccrc-
tary and Treasurer, Fred. y. Hobson;
Dircctors-Thc above and Richard II.
Hardesty. William 3. West and James y.
Walsh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
Observation-Disclosures
HE GITrS WAY TO THE sHOCh At
TENDING MURDER or ms WIFE.
ComrnonweaIth's-Atto Neblett Pros
trated with Tcycr-Prospecting Tor
Railroad In Lunenburg.

IINENBURG COURTHOUSE. July 90
Special. +. $. Pollard. :hc "old man
Pollard OF the famous Llnenburg muir
der case. is lying at the point of death
at his home in Luncnburg county. Many
bavc doubtless been led 10 think Of him
al a miscr mourning only the loss of his
money Partly this may be true. but Mr..
Pollard is now dying from the shock at
tendant on his wifes death.
commonwealth Attorney Ncblett. who
has been unwe1 FOR some time, Is now
Frustrated with fever.
Lunenburg endorses the Chicago nomi-
ncc,. and will give them the usual DEM
ocraiic majority. There are few sound
money men scattered about and they
claim that they are gaining in numbers
every day.
a NEW RAILROAD.
A Philadelphia lumber firm have had
agents prospecting I'm the county with "a
view 10 building a railroad 10 the county
seat. which is surrounded by splendid
timber belts II this road can be built.
its value 10 the community cannot be-
overcstimated, as We are suffering from
inability to market our produce. TINT
county however IS not waiting on the
railroad, but has entered upon an ex-
tcnsivo system of bodybuilding.
This IS one result OF the good-roads
agitation Of the past winter. by the
close Of the summer the main county
roads will mostly be well-drained and
graded
The crops OF corn and tobacco never
gave greater promise Of a heavy yield
than an present. and if silver don't throw
down values our people viii bc in q
better condition than for some years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

A deed Of trust was filed in the clerks
Office Of the Chanccry Court yesterday
by the Louis Schneider Company, OF
charleston. W. Va. The deed. which is
signed by John Kramer, president of the
Louis Schneider Company OF Baltimore.
conveys the property Of the company TO
Charles G. Rhodes. of Baltimore. The
deed fails 20 state the nature of property
conveyed. II is filed here in order TO
protect creditors. should the concern own
any property in this state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
GEN. FIELDS' POSITION.
lie Favors the Chicago Nominees-HoD.
John Gnodc.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July 90
SpcciaL-ln letter TO the Free Lance.
which Will be- published tomorrow. Cen
eral James G.. Fields. who is "a delegate
To the st. Louis POpuist Con-
vention and was vico-prcsidcntial candi-
date ON the Populist ticket IN 1S92. fayors
endorsing Bryan and Sewdll Hon. John
GoOdc, of Bedford City. in the same paper
announces that though not satisfied with
the Democratic platform. yet believes i'm
keeping intact the regular organization Of
tho democratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
mr. rEA-ls cOMuissIoNED.
sail-nakers Strike Against Employment
of lppreutice.

NORFOLK, VA, July 2O.-Speclal.-
The battleship Texas was put in COM
mission al l.. NJ to-day
Nine saiimakcrs employed by Hudgin
d Hurst struck to-day ana walked out
because the firm took on TWO more APP
preniice', when they were already work
ins seven, the journcymen claiming that
a boy 10 each man is not right and that
they VIII not return until the extra two
ara put off.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
,Iu~ficp Harlan

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. July 90
Special.-Justice John NJ. Harlan. of the
United States Supreme Court and his
private secretary. MI. Harr. are at the
jefferson Park Hotel Justice Harlan COM
mcnced this morning a thrce-weeks
course of lectures before the law class
at the University of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

BUCKINGHAM G. H., VA. July co.
Spccial.-Mr. Samuel r. Bondurant. "a
weil-kncWn and highly respected young
man. was thrown from his horse near this
place on Saturday evening and sustained
very grave injuries. lie IS now in q
very critical condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
j Manieh in StamnfOn.

Detective John r. Hall arrested a negro
yesterday morning who is known as
Tom Edwards alias Black Tom. Tom is
wanted in Staunton for rohbing y. +.
Stockton d Brother last December. The
negro is locked up at the First Station.
and will he held until the arrival of an
officer from stanton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 20.-Only one
Democratic newspaper I'm North Carolina
bolts Bryan. II Is the South Port Lead
er and u terms the Chicago platform
mixture OF communism, fiatism, and re-
pudlatOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

The regular meeting OF the Methodist
runday- School Association was held at
uraion-Station Mission church Sunday
afternoon al 1880 O'Clock II. $. NJ VAL
entinc IN the chair. j. l.. Mitchell. sec
Rotary.
The meeting WAS opened with prayer
by Rev. X. b. Beadles. and singing by
tue school.
!yhs Superintendent then introduced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
Roanoke Republicans.

ROANOKE. VA, July 20. Spocial.-Thc
Republicans Of Roanoke county elected
delegates tC their congressional cOuvcn
ton and instructed for j. Hampton Hogc
for Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
THECITY OF PETERSBURG.
lfEMBERs ~ err DEMoCEAiio
COGfITTEE RESIGN.
The l.. A.W. Takes the Cockade CITY N,c'e
club to Task and Asks an hNpi"na-
ton. which j. Given.

prTERsBURG. va. July 20.-SpeciaL-
,,essrs r. A. sandeford and W. II. stew
art to-day rendered their designations as
,ne,nbers of the Democratic city Central
Committee from the Fourth Ward.
DR. William Dunn and Mr. Thomas
Dunn. sons of Mr.. John G.. Dunn. one Of
petersbure's wealthicst citizens, VIII leave
here for New York tomorrow lroH"
whence they will sail for Liverpool lhey
20 to Europe 10 spend some time.
Samuel. aged ten years, son or X. >.
Chandler lieutenant of the police force OF
tbis CITY. WAS drowned In the new reser-
yoir Yesterday afternoon The lad was
playins with some companions, on the
embankment of the reservoir when he
slipped and fell into the water and was
drowned before assistance could be rend-
cred him. His body was recovered
AMERICAN DAY.
About one hundred members OF the sev-
eral councils of the Junior order United
American Mechanics of this city left here
This morning for Norfolk 10 participate
I'm the celebration there OF American-Day.
They were accompanied by the drum corps
OF 4. p. Hnl Camp Of Confederate yete-
rams.
4 very large colored excursion left
here this morning for Richmond on the
steamer Ariel.
Messrs. W. B. Stevens w. l.. Spain, X.
W. Harris and W. l.. Rahlly members
OF the Cockade city Cycle club. left here
yesterday morning az o'clock for Nor
folk on their bicycles. They reached
their objective point az ; o'clock in the
afternoon and returned 20 Petersburg on
the "Triiby" excursion.
by WHAT AUTHORITY.
A letter Of inquiry has been received by
the secretary OF the Cockade City cycle
Club from the official Handicapped OF
Virginia for the League OF American
Wneeimcn. asking whether or not the
races given under the auspices OF the
Cockade city Cycle club recently az the
New Market race course We're held under
the sanction OF the League OF American
Wheelmen. and II so. by whose authority
The writer goes on 10 say that II the
races were not sanctioned by the hatlohhi
organization. all the members or the
Cockade City Club would In future DE
debarred from participation IN any race
held under the national rules
The secretary OF the cycle Cluo mas
written a reply 10 the letter, IN when ne
makes what il Is believed viii be sat
sfactory explanation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
Ia MHAT AuTHORITY.

Hon. w. O. Harris. OF Louisville, ny.
will be at 202 east Main street. until
Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
SILK SHIRT WAISTS.

Colored Wash Silk Waists. this
seasons styles. nicely made, former
price Snow -.
Fancy Pointed Taffeta Silk Waists,
former price sll-now 81.
White Duck suits. only size 30.
nicely made, former price Snow
$50.
Colored Z X Suits. only size "a,
former price Show sl.5o.
White T X suits, sizes $3.50, for
mer price $3.50 now -.
Linen Homespun Suits. all this
season styles. at cost.
All of orr Ready Made Suits in
Serges. MOhair aud Fancy Mixtures,
all this seasons STYLES and a good Sc
lection % select from. AZ greatly re-
duced prices.