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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
The Singing school

The Singing school at Grace.Sirecl hlp-
lis, Tabernacle FrhAy night was largely
attended. The performance was. DIS usual
excellent. especially the chorus singing.
which brought out the strength ana
sweetness OF the many beautfll voices.
Mr.. aad Mrs Bobbn were most ao.y a7-
sisted 10y Gi0uana Snissiesby. Alshy
Snmmeus Jerusny Primmins. Dary Doc
die. TrNby o. Terrell. Mercy MeeNns. Has
Hanklns Misses FOlkes. Henning. Matte
Pogrdm. MIS-. Brensie. Mcssrs. Bosner.
Drirard. and McCauD. Who took the p,lu-
ciua. s1lo parts.
one OF tie very best features OF the
evening was the beautiful singing of a.
Quartettc. consisting OF Willie Wrinkle.
L0rena Brcabrac. Romeo Shakespeare.
and Bijah Noodles lAiossrs. Woolrdge.
Eweu. Burton. and Crump). More perfect
harmony and sweetness are seldom heard
than was displayed IN 1.-THE Cornhed'
and THE Bridge" Mrs. Bobbn had 10
break her rul6 OF allowing no encores. and
give In 10 the demand Of the audience.
a taking part OF the entertainment was
Davy Doodio's pencil solo. Romeo
Shakespeare's cornet solo. ana Mr.. Bob
bins playing on the "sttam PLAINLY II
would be difficult 10 specify each OF the
good things OF the evening. Suffice Il 70
say that in every respect the performance
was unique and amusing. and thoroughly
pleased the large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

,,,, onqir ~ the wheels being 10 "a inches
in diane. ar on the tread.
While l. 1cre are generally hNe '
q train 4 lat travels on the rams, ',o
hoat trains often consist OF SIX craft !"
inc FIRST OF these latter, the accumuia'o'
batter, ia e. Tried together with the ~"
inc anparat, Is. The battery consists Oh
sixty element $. giving an output Oh 49,
.,,,,rcras for IA 10 and a ha II hours az li"it
,,,,.,,,.-cirbt f., I25 volts. 1t Is divided
,nto Two parts which can be connected
A., oortce or / arallel as required Inc
motors run al so revolutions minute.
Tho gearing is % arranged as TO reduce
,l,is enccd. how, yer. so that the move
mont OF the boats can De easily reSuia1,u
About two-hJrse powers ls f'hcihilN IT,
nuired TO move the se boat Trans ai'ho"sn
sometimes as muC ass HNe ana nan
horse powor is neo cd on account or the
,,.,rl,i Tor thore s. swift current IN
a.. p,ris sewers . he boats. or rather
an those that folio, The leading boat
tho one which conta ms the motor. are
tovyod bv tho fr.t DO A. This is accom-
nuebcd bv means of q chain which is
sum-, i'm tho sewage cha incl or conduit
Tbis chain is brought 10 the surface
ana then passes around q pulley driven
by means Of "a double red lcton gear ION
the motor. Then the cha I'M WIN 'ne "lu
of guide pullcys makes Ihi'' N""I ~,
of "a turn around the drivi1 - pulley ! ms
pulley is Of the magncu; sorL ana -
magnctizod by means Of two co.'s OH 'he
axlcs, one ON each side.
TRAVEL BY TROI LIN
The largest sewer through which the
visitor travels is that under the bonle-
varde ScbastopOl dcs Malhcrbes- Inc
next largest is that beneath the ltue DC
Rivoli. The first named sewer is 81 ;hteen
feet. four and half inches wide ana
ten feet high. The conduit is three rect
and a half deep and nine feet. ten hlches
wide. IL is I'm these larger sewers max
the boats are used. Nearly all the )i herS
employ the cars. Thus II may been seen
that the visitor who travels through inc
Paris sewers viii do so by trolley.
ono Of the most curious facts in co y
ncction with the equipment Of these scs 70
crs with trolley lines. is that the Parh %
lens believe that such an announcement
will add greatly TO the attendance n
! their exposition I'm 1900 II is their idea
which IS true enough. that nothlhs Oh
the sort can possibly be seen anywhere
else. and so they argue the tourist VINO
comes to their Exposifione Universale may
combine tho charm Of the beauties OF me
place de ia Concorde. where the primer
nal entrance TO the sewers Us located
with tho remarkable sights when Inc
sewers themselves have 10 offer.
Certainly there Will be no greater novel
~ shown at the International Exposition
than that which the sewers oncr-a roe
through the straneost Of all places I'M
pelled by electric force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
srAnr1No on rHE sTRANoE UNDERaRoUND THE ELEc

seems TO be inevitably attached TO the
trolley The word trolley is not what
most people consider 1t TO mean in the
ordinary acceptance OF that term. The
electric principle is the same, even though
there be no overhead wire. The trolley
IS the trolley In principle and The appli-
cation may be in number OF different
ways, a fact that few persons who use
the word understand.
PROPELLED BY ELECTRICITY.
The trains Of cars or boats are pro-
PEELED by what IS known as the accumu-
lator battery. This consists Of twenty
eight elements and weighs 400 pounds.
It's mean discharge is twenty-five am
peres at ffty TO sixty volts. Tho motor
is series-wound. IL Will develop two
horse power and run at l.60o revolutions
a minute by means OF a pinion-wheel
and chain-sAarins sttachsd "a the drty-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
The Best Dressed Ladies

On Richmond this spring VIII be inc ones
wearing our TAlLOR-MADE SUITS
SEPARATE SKIRTS and WAISTS. be
cause they are chu-, run of styio ana
not to Dee found elsewhere.
Below we call your attention TO only
four styles of which are considered ID
De excellent values
Combination E-.on Suits. skirts made OF
all-w0ol fancy cheviot. Jacket Of plain
cloth. with deep sailor collar ana Guns
made of same material as skirt, ptlce
g. sd. AN colofs. others ask $40.
Black Imported Cheviot Suit, fly front
coat lined throughout with silk strictly
tailor-made and fashioned 90 OF. the usual
81 sd kind. our price $40.
Tan Covert Cloth Suit. styles same as
above. with strapped seams throughout
jacket lined with silk. perfect tailored
suit. price 50.
Scotch Chevot Fly-Front Suit. Of the
new cadet-blue shade. coat lined through
out with checked tafeta silk. workman
ship and 90 equal 90 any suit made to or
der that would cost $50. price here Sla.
The Higher Grade Suits are here IN all
popular color7 and styles. You must see
them TO appreciate their worth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Colony. Later. hc found that no steam
ors sailed directly 20 our country $50 tne
box had 20 be sent first 20 Europe. then
To- Ncw York. and finally expressed 20
North Carolina. 10 was long journey
and although the box left South Africa
last fall. it arrived here only few days
ago.
IL is the intention 10 send 20 siesIa.
Germany. and have sixteen oxen carved
from wood and thus make the wagon
more realistic.
To appears 10 be quite certain that The
Southern will extend the North Carolina
Midland railroad from MocksviIe TO
statcsvilie during the next TWO years.
Rev. David Sampson. a East Bend. u
Quaker --.ne. went 90 Lexington t'st
nieht 10 conduct d revival meeting be-
ginning tomorrow. AT the close or the
meeting there. he Will begin one in Win
st0n.
I'm the western part Of the county
n few nights ago lightning struck q log
house. occupied by two aged maids.
Strange TO say. the women know nothing
Of the storm until they awoke next
morning. The house was badly dam
aged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Richmond-John Clinton. Jr. special
commissioner. to Maria l.. BANKS, % feet
on south side Of Leigh street IS feet east
OF Graham. Sl1t0.
Almoda II. Dabneys trustee 10 James
T. Gum. 50 7-l2 feet on west side of First
street. between Main and cary. $500.
:. H. Herndon and wife % Rebecca
Kaufman. 70 feet on east side Fourth
street. 10 feet north Of Grace. 5000.
NJ. H. Murchie 10 John II. Ellyson, -
feet on west side OF Second street 100 feet
north Of Coutts. $50.
James r. Werth and wife to Virginia
L.. wife Of Andrew q. Briggs. % l-2 feet
ON northwest side Harrison street. 80
feet west Of Park avenue. $1,000
Henrico-Idelia +. and o. w. Balls
trustees 10 Miriam b. Turpin, lot Z in
block 40. Barton Heights. 800.
Parthenia J0yner's trustee TO Edward
valentine. Is interest IN lot on New North
road about 3 miles north OF Richmond.
Sl023j.
North-Side Land Company to p l..
Conquest. lot Is in so. 80. Chestnut Hill.
500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

Mr.. SpauldinG VIII Not Confirm the he-
mort THAT lie WISHES 10 Purchase.


Mr.. $ $. Spauldng. cf Buffalo n y.
who has been stopping at the jefferson
for several days with his wife ana
daughter. yesterday went down 10
"NVcstovcr." the property Of Major a.
IA. Drewry. for the purpose of looking
over the estate. with the probable We"
Of purchasing it. 10 has recently been
rumcred that Mr. David Dunlop. of Pc
tersburg. has bought "Wcstover.' but
such does not yet appear 10 be the case.
Mr.. Spaulding chartered tug yeslel-
dav morning. and accompanied by son
of the late Mr.. +. T.. Barney paid
visit to Mr.. Drewry estate.
Mr.. Spaulding told me last night thal
he had visited "Westover." for the pur-
pose OF looking the place over ana nc
would not say that he did not desire To
purchase the property. although upon this
point ne was very rcticent. lie described
his visit as q most pleasant one. but
said hc did not see Major Drewry who
was confined TO his room. He under
stood that the Major had been taken
suddenly quite sick.
Mr.. Spaulding said he had heard that
Mr.. Dunlop was negotiating for the
property.
Mr.. Spauldine and family left the city
last night for Ashcvile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
An ENJOYABLE Concert.

4 concert. under the auspices oc the
r9,li.s' Ald society Of Grove Avenue Bap-
flst church. VIII De given 30 the \. VI.
O. A. Hall on Friday. the -5th instant
The following WIFI be the programme.
Overture Poet and Peasant by the
Norwegian Mandolin Club.
@ Pastiques Falcon Studies, by the
3. Cornet solo, "Mezeppa" polka. by ID.
4. Reading. selected. by Miss Edna
+. Tenor solo. selected. by c.. l.. Barker
8. pastidue study. sword drill. by
Mcssrs. Frank Cosby and clyde rlaze-
brook. l,.,
T. la Camille waltzcs. by Mandolin CLUB
g. Plastique studies ia lyric action, by
the ladies of the cast
.. Oriental dance. by Miss Rosa shu-
maker.
TO- Exhibition club swinging, by Mr. G..
H. Mandolin duet. Song Of the Siren,
By Messrs Holt and Harrison.
T. plsstQues. strife of Jupiter ana
Neptune special scenery and tempest
i8. March. Bon Voyage new. Mandolin
Club
a. Nvmph OF the Nile plastique). Miss
Salie Wray Special scenery.
-. The Dying Poet. G0ttschalk, imper-
sorated by Mr. Frank Cosby IA plastique
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

\ Court ofInquiry TO Investigate Rumors
in Regard To Commander Mullen.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2O-Ru-
NOR. which were recently current affect
ing Commander Mullen. causing his de-
tachment as commandant of the Pensa-
cola Navy Yard. are TO be investigated.
and Tor that purpose 4 court OF inquiry.
OF which Captain Norman g.. Farquhdr
IS the sole member. and Assis ont Judge
Advertisement Charles J.. Hocheim-
or. L. :. VI. c.. is judcp-advocate has
been orderd from Washington 10 meet
at the Pensacola Navy Yard next Thurs
day. the 9th instant. The precise nature
Of the reports is not diyulged. but they
are said TO relate 10 occurrences while
the officer commanded the yard during the
past year. which would seriously effect his
standing II verified.
Commander Mullen was one OF tho he
roes or the samoan disaster. i'm March
1873, when three United states vessels.
the Trenton. Nandalia and Nipsic. and
two German gunboats were forced upon
the beach. and ground 10 pieces lie was
IN command OF the Nlnsic. and. by a GU
rious coincident. Capt. Farquhar. who will
now investigate the rumors concerning
him. commanded the flagship Trenton
IT the same time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

arc called. In other days. these vehicles
were drawn by men. but about Two 49,
and half ago, on account OF INC 49,
amount Of labor and tremendous eNp'"o~
ncccssitatod by this method, the WIS "a
tho department OF public work were con
contraicd on some plan 10 obNiatc INC
difficulty. Tho result OF this IS the sue
ccesful effort 10 ran trolley lines throubh
tho Paris sewers
HUGE TUNNELS.
Pcrhnps the best idea may he on'aih'u
81 ovactlv how the Partisan sewers iooA
h, considering them ass huge tunnels ior
tho form conduit hardly gives an acc
m,afo idea Of their size or appearance
In mo floor OF these tunnels is what may
ho moro properly termed conduit. IN 'he
,o.,, Of a rectangular channel for INC
s.,,.re Tho width of this conduit NaIle"
considerably from three 10 eight iect.
ON tho width OF this channel "epe"".
Ito uso Of cars or boats. Cars are use"
for fhc very narrow channels ana "od'H
49, .., ,,,.ier ones The cars run on
Hanged wheels similar 10 those OF inc
ordinary street car the rails being piacod
ON the edges OF tho channel the cars
leir., therefore "a sort Of movable bridge.
Each ear VIII hold twenty-five passen-
GERS that being the maximum capacity.
Ordinarily hut twenty persons are allow
cd to ride BOO q single car.
Tho cars travel iu trains OF five each.
and thc total weight Of such "a tram runs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

There have been rum0rs 90 the erect
that MIR. G.. G. Vincent. f1r many 80.
a justice OF the peace in the faii".."
District. HenricO County. ana ~h2
fused 10 support the Bryan-sewaH fi,s,
idcntial ticket I'm the last election. .o..N
apply for a mandamus % c"npei wy
Comfy Democratic Committee fo place
him among the candidates FOR bis Once az
the approaching Primary election.
Mr. Vincent said t0 Times f'Ott-
sentative yesterday that there was 20
truth bon the report and thlt al Doe intend
ed to do Was % fun again for fne once ne
now holds. as ID Democrat olt ihdcle"u-
eut OF the Primary election.
lie added the assurance that ne Wouiu
be elected without any difficulty vt uouot'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

DENISE TfSrEKDIY or rms
UELI-hNOUN DRTGGISf,
The Remains viii Be Taken TO Amherst
Io-Night for intermeni-ehe'c
of Ills Career.

The many friends and relatives OF Mr.
ID - C.IDu were much shocked yes
f,rd4v morning hy the announcement oi
his sudden death. DE- conducted drug
-fof.ar $50. L0l west Main street. About
ID week ago Doe began tO complain "l
palms Boz l. sides. nut paid no attention
to t Die gradually elew worse d".
Dr. Iandou b.. Edwards was summon,
who did everything possible Tor Mi.
C4Iou Iur to uo avail ANA at 1880 cioeN
yesterday ofnins he died.
Ills death WAS due 90 intestinal COM
pIc4tions. .,
TIE FUNERAL.
The remains were az once removed To
the residence OF bis father. Mt l.. &.
Cabau. of SO 10i east Leigh street.
The funeral VIII take place 10 20. cIocN
this afternoon The following gentle
mon will act as pau-bcafers. Messr-. Wiz
liam o.bson. George Hunter R. IT. ~
Harrison. Stratt0n. and Drs. Charles vi.
Edwards and j. P4ge Mlssie
Tho services VIII be conducted by Rev.
William a. Clark
Tho remains 1911 bo taken 20 Amherst.
Va. tonight where they VIII be Inferred
I'm the oil family buwins ground
his CAREER
Mr. Cabeu was thrty-three years or
age and was born ia Amherst county.
After receiving common school cdu-
cation. he graduated in pharmacy Tie
came ID this city about four years ago
and entered the drugstore OF Mr.. r. d.
NJ Harrison About ten months ago he
went into business for himself
Mr. Cabsu was man OF the str'cte't
integrity and honesty.
he was always faithful in the dis
charge OF hts business and what ever n'
undertook he cid we'll and Thoroughly
He leaves besides Ills father thfce
brofhars and a sister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Misses and Boys
Blouse Waists.

were never so complete as now 'he
STYLES never so fetching.
Fauntleroy White Lawn Blouse very
large sailor collar. edged with huted rune.
also on cuffs. usual 15c. quality, our price
Sc .,,-.
White Lawn Boys Waists, large sailor
collar and cuffs. edged with ombroidery.
iahot Of embroidery down front. regular
Csc quality. now 3c.
Rows Waists. with collar and cuffs OF
all-over embroidery and edged with deep
rufle Of embroidery, usual N.ao value
now sl19. 1890.
Fauntler0v Waists I'm grass lincn. very
large collar. edged with iluted IuHle' "i9o
ON cuffs were &c.. now 3lc.
Linen Waists with collar cuffs and ja-
bots. trimmed with white. .5c.
Nicer grades in both White and Grass
Linen mp 20 $50.
collar and cuffs. edged with huted ruiile.
usual 81 % now llo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

as a hiding place for more than half
century.
Now however. II IS very different. Tho
,nlicc and the department OF public
works employees keep the sewers largely
,rse from tho criminal and the vagrant.
Dank thoy are the sewers. sim danger
ons In some portions. but more generally
On avenue for the curious. new Held
for those who are always seeking the
unusual. In fact there were 500 WISH
tors 20 the Paris sewers during tho year
that closed January l, 1891 Not one or
these persons met with an accident none
were any the worse for their experience
in this strange Journey.
Up 70 less than three years ago, II was
not so pleasant Q Journey as IL Is now.
The visitors are conveyed through these
great tungels IN cars or boats as they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

from twelve TO fifteen thousand pounds.
There is no rigid rule as regards speed.
that being regulated by circumstances.
As rule. however. the average is four
and one half miles an hour. The speed
limits may be placed at two and quar-
ter miles an hour for the minimum and
five miles am hour for the maximum. The
maximum time is seldom made and never
during the ordinary hours of travel on
the occasions when the public are per-
mittcd 10 ride.
When Boats are use3. as is the case
in the wider channels. the same number
are attached one 10 the other, so that
practically there IS no difference in tfs
number of passengers that can be carried
or the limit of progress. The majority
Of persons. however prefer the boats
10 the cars. inasmuch as there is the
utter abs ence OF the corstont jar which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

An examination Of applicants for post
tlons IN the Internal revenue service. IN
der civil service laws WAS held In the
custom-Aouse yesterday by Msssrs !onn
Enders. Jr., L. 3. Cook. and +. {. De-
noon.
There were twelve applicants, as fol-
lows: deputy collectors. 4; clerks. S:
messengers. 3 guagcrs. l. There were
several calored aspirants In the class.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

were elected. and the following seh''e-
men were unanimously elected as non
arary members: Colonel II. &C.. Jones'
Lieutenant Colonel George Wayne An
derson, Major J. II. Derbyshire, Captain
J.. 4. Sheppard. Captain c. Gray Bos-
sieux, Lieutenants j. II. GoOde, T. j..
Jeter. +. c. Garrison. Il. J.. Masurier'
and Hardwicke. A committee Consisting
Of Sergeant John b. Metzger, Privates
a. II. Gary 81. y. AGREE. J.. III. Jen-
kins. and l.. -. Cherry. was appointed
TO get up an entertainment to be held
shortly. The bes, Of harmony aad good
fellowship prevails among the boys, and
they expect by their united efforts 70
once more place the "Grays' ahead OF
anything In the service. After several
members had made very enthusiastic
speeches the meeting adjourned TO meet
next Friday night after drill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

the waste Of the greatest city in France.
The most recent OF these excursions TOOK
place a few days ago. and 1t was the
longest journey of the sort ever taken.
4 REFUGE FOR CRIMINALS.
The sewers of Paris have long been
lnown-for Victor Hugo has given them
an imperishablo rcputation-as "a refuge
for criminals. The word sewer carries 10
tho non-Farisian the impression oil a M
INV conduit through which the onal of
CITY passes. Not so in Paris To bc sure.
the usual contents of the sewer passes
through the conduit sunk in the middle
OF the great passage that IS considered
the sewer proper. bat as for being what
the non-Parisian imagincs. not at all.
IT is nothing new in Partisan history for
she sewers 90 Dee a refuge for the home
less and starving. The Partisan criminal
has made it las custom 10 seek them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
THROUGH The PARIS SEWERS
Visitors Ride Safely in and Out the
Dangerous CatacOmbS,
pROPELLEDBYPOWERO OF ELECTRICITY
The Greatest of These sewers Only just
Thrown Open To the rublic-Sighis
That Arc Viewed by the Tour
ist-Thc story Of a Ride.

To ride through "a sewer seems novel;
" 10 almost any ono who does not i've
in Paris. but 10 travel through the sew
crs Of a great city by trolley car is
certainly o. marvel Yet that is exactly
what the visitor 10 Paris can do after
This. provided DO happens 10 reach tho
French Metropolis az 70 time that viii
enable him 90 take advantage OF one Of
tho quadronnial excursions through tho
great channels that act as conduits Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Birthday Party.

The residence OF AIRS. Theodore Frlck.
No. lOll Brook road. was the scene OF
very happy event on "Wednesday evening.
the l1th instant. being the twentieth
birthday or Mr.. Theodore Frlck, Jr. The
par.ors were handsomely decorated, and
there was a large party OF friends pres
ent. Miss Carrie Frlck, his accomplished
sister presided at the plano. and games OF
various kinds were INDUCED in until
supper time. Than tina 3-ll-sts gers in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

The Richmond Grays Pleasure cub
held its regular meeting last Friday night
at the armory after drill. The club adopt
cd n constitution and bylaws. which set
forth that "rhe objects of this club are
the social. literary. and dramatic adj
va.ncement of its members, as well as the
ad, ,ancemont of military i'm general. and
especially the Richmond Grays. co. \.
Iii ST Regiment" Fourteen new members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
White Lawn Bl0uSes

with sailor collar and cuffs. edged with
embroidery. sizes from 10 II years, usu-
ally sell for 81 G2, now Sl.2j.
Lawn BlOuscs. collar and cuhs edged
with emhioid ,ry. box plat ot same down
front. regular So 80. now sl95.
Misses BlOuses. in pink tan and hluc
figured lawns. with large sailor collar,
from 10 IL years. ,5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21

The grand officers OF the Royal Area
nun will visit Belyidere Council at
Gatewood Hall, 3is west Broad street
next Thursday evening. Arrangements
are being made 10 make the occasion
one O, the most interesting. the most en-
toyable and most profitable in the his
tory OF the order. Belvidere Council has
invited the members OF tho other councils
In the city to be pEesent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
IaCes and NeCkfiXingS

FOR DRESS AND MILLINERY PUR-
POSES. are always 90 Doe found rero az
penny-saving prices. We have given spe-
ciaI attention 10 this department this sca-
son. and the result viii speak FOR itsc.t
upon YOUR inspection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
Infants CLOaks,
Caps and BOnnetS.

An endless variety OF apparel for the
little ones Ia an the stylish and up-to-date
designs. Many exclusive styles IN Dainty
Caps and Cloaks at popular prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-21
NEW SPRING GOODS

Of and hs loaded down WIN M
If
uhav do Tor our
in
and the nducenent cur
the and increased