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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Mrs. VI. ]. White. Indiana; Miss NJ. Colt.
Illinois. Mrs Chas Goodman, Ohio: Miss
/. Il. Hammer. Miss NJ. Rankin. Miss 5.
Lamb. North Carolina. Mrs. D. r. Banks
Georgia: Rev. i. a. Springer Washing
ton. ID. c.. w. o. Bren. Miss " G..
Jones' Mss NJ V. Jones. C.. ID. Jones,
Beaver Dam. Va. J. W. Williams. ID. A.
Payne, Mrs. NJ. Hall. Miss Mary W.
Davie. Miss Irene Thorp. Dr. J. r. Web
Der. Richmond; Mrs r. n. Crouch. Miss
j.. NJ Hammond. Baltimore. Md. Miss
T. Farrar. city. Miss Minnie Davis. Hen
rico, Va. Mrs. Vaughan. Mrs. A. A. Lee
Mr. and Mrs w VI. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Gary. Richmond; Lee Miller.
Washington; Garrett Carter. Boydton.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
RICHMOND'S NEW IHEArRE.
SIR. r. 4. Murphy Moving 90 Build One Be
fore Next Season.

Mr.. Peter IT, Murphy. or this city
has returned here from New York. where
hc went lately 20 see "a prominent theat-
rical man. regarding the erection of "a
theatre in Richmond, the bulk of capital
for which enterprise is 20 bee supplied by
this New Yorker.
The old Broad-Strect opera House at
Eighth and Broad streets was first
thought Of but that idea was abandoned
by reason of tho bonus required by the
lessee and because modern house was
desired.
Options are said 10 have been secured
on TWO centrally located sites. by Mr..
Murphy and his partner and plans fo~
fro theatre are now preparing in New
York.
Mn Murphy thinks the new house Of
amusement Will be omen long before the
season OF 1NS-'g9 and bee feels confident
that popular price house as this one is
10 be, will prove successful.
Tie would not give the name Of his
Now York partner but 81 BE- said that he is
a well-known theatrical eX-manager and
"A man of means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
PERSONAL AAD GEYERA1.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

Mrs Albert c.. Bruce has returned from
New York
Mr.. Joseph Vaughan. prominent
young tobacconist of THIS city left Sun
day for "a fcW weeks stay az Chase city.
Dr. Garcln has returned from pleas
ant trip 90 Charlottesville.
Acknowledgement Charles j. Anderson
has returned Co Richmond from two
webs trip 10 New York.
Mrs. a. b. Camm returned on satur-
day TO her residence. l3 north Sixth
street
a. w. HankIns with Wingo. Elicit &
Crump Company. who has been sick
since the lst Of August is now conyalcsc-
INK al his home IN Cuckoo.
Attorney r. Carter Scott Is At
his home in Warrenton. lie will re'urr
d this city on Tuesday.
Little James Welsh. Jr, who was
knocked down on Candles Hlll and Sec
riOusly injured by "a bicycle ridden by an
cleven-yca companion about two
weeks ago. Us now able tO leave his bed,
Cot John Murphy and Capt. Frank
Cunningham waited on both the street
car companies yesterday and We're prom
ised that the New England militia arriv-
ing here last night should Doe rendered the
freedom Of the cars az any time to-day
that IL would suit them 20 see the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

is promised by the selection Of a site nc
the foot Of Court House HILL whore
stands at present a beautiful fountain
erected several years ago 10 the MEM
DRY Of five brave men who lost their lives
in memorable fire that occurred here
years ago.
Tho fire was one IF the most tragic
events In the city's life. and as The foun-
tain was erected with money subscribed
by the citizens. 10 is expected that there
Will be a general expression Of indigna-
tion when an effort is made 10 remove 10.
So that II would seem that the ladies of
the Lucy Nina Otey Chapter In the
change of-site will simply boz jumping ont
Of the frying pan into the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Mr. Morgan Treat Of West Point IS
in the city on private business.
a reporter asked him how things were
going.
well" ne said eve amt claiming the
earth. but everything seems 20 Doe com
ing our way. Tho fourth-class post-of-
fees are falling over each other in our
direction"
I'm reference to the Lamb convention.
MIR Treat said the little boom the de-
posed chairman had created had about
petered ont and 80 looked as u the Lynch
burg convention would Doe very small
affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Commit. e. Appointed to Arrange The De-
taits.

tails.
The Committee on Arrangements Tor tho
biz Democratic ratification meeting which
is 10 Doe held at the Auditorium next
Thursday evening met at tho rooms ~
the Powhatan club az o. o'clock Yesterday
afternoon.
There were present colonel John s.
Iarwood. chairman Mr. d. g. Haw-
kins, secretary. and Colonel John Muir
phv Captain John a. curtis and Mcssrs.
Jefferson wallace Clyde " Saunders
NJ. l.. Dawson j. W Gordon IS. Mac
Jones and Julius a. ilohson
\ run meeting Qf the Ratification COM
mittcc will Doc held 40 y. NJ ou We'd
ncsday at the PoWha'an Club rooms
These committees were appointed yfs-
to-day afternoon.
Committee 90 can for the chairman n
The state Committee and thc nominee for
Govcrnor-Co'OuelJ John $. HARDWOOD
Committee to cali Tor tne nominees for
7 isffrn arf-Goveru0r and ATTORNEY Gone
ral-Mr. II. VI. Tyler and Colonel John
Murphy
Committee To be 90 The Auditorium. ar
1920 on the evening of tHe citing and
take charge Of The han and general 4r-
ranecmcrts-M cesrs. %. W. Saunders.
Minctrcc Foxes and W. M1cloucs
STAGE D0orkceucr- Henry Cohn
Committee f0 secure tho presence OF
SQUAD of police fhr night % fhc meeting
Mr. James ". Gordon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

cousins. Misses Nclla and Lydia Cheat
ham. Marks addition.
Mrs +. L. Chcatham left Saturpay 10.
Wlntcrpock Va where she viii spend
several weeks with her sister Mrs. w. A.
COnGry.
MISS Maude clements will celebrate her
birthday this evening at her residence IN
Swansboro.
There Will be an apron and necktlc
party given az the residence or MT. g a.
Raincs IN Swansboro. Thursday night.
Mr. Horace s. Bradley. OF Baltimore is
IN the city.
MI. Charles NJ. Amos left yesterday for
Baltimore. where he will spend the week
Miss Minnie Weisigcr. OF Perry street
81 visiting IN Petersburg.
Mr. G.. r. Thornton b. detalned az MS
home ON Balnbridge street by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

The sixt.cth session of the Medical Col
lcee of Virginia opens to-day with every
prospect for tine largest class IN
The history of the college. Many Inn
proven. nts have been made. and all the
departments of medicine dentistry and
pharmacy will Doe represented More stu
dents have already mairiculatcd-a
from "a larger section Of country-than
ever before prior 90 opening day. one OF
them registering from FAR off Sweden.
while the improvements 90 tho build
lncs have been carefully looked after. the
equipment of the different departments
has been greatly added 10 nnd The out
look for the coming session is most en-
c0urHug The growth of This institution
from year o. year has been steady,
healthy and permanent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
LiyFLI rIMFS 4r CHIrH ~.
II Was Regular Field Day, in Which All

fiiif- ihhh a manu-
DANNfLLE. VA. Sept m-Special-
There were lively times at Chatham TO-
DAY. Pittsylvauia court drew together
large crowd. but politics held the atten-
tiou OF an.
All parties We're represented. and he
sides the speaking for the Democrats by
Senator Daniel. tho Republicans met and
decided 10 nominate n fun Legislative
ticket FOR Pittsylvania. and will meet in
this city on the 10Th 20 name the candi-
dates.
The Popu'ists also held "A conference,
and decided 10 hold n county convention
ON the sd. 10 nominate a full legislative
ticket. entirely OF their own untainted by
fusion.
The chairman Of the Prohibition party
also put out a circular calling county
convention NJ that party 20 meet in this
city on the 9th 20 nominate a full ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

his jaw off and "a portion of his face Sun
daV week ago with % load Of huckshot
at his home near Mayport is sull living
at the county hospital Hurihuts Won
dcrful vitality has greatly puzzled the
doctors. who did not expect hc could
uoseihlv live. but drcadfully mutiatcd as
hc is he does not seem 20 be- sinking. I'm
fact his strength is wonderful and some
of the dlsmembcred flesh is actually
healing AS he has no mouth liquid 1000
is given him through the Orihce I'm his
throat He is unable 10 speak. as his
tongue was entirely shot away and all
hc cam do is to utter guttc-al sounds II
Doc wants anything he writes for It,
Jacksonville Metropolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
NIX. HAUGHrON 10 rEACn.
lie Will Have a Class in Mechanical Draw,

Mr. Frank a. Hauehtoh. chlet draushts-
man OF the Richmond Locomotive and
Machine Works will teach a class in me-
chanical drawing at the Young Mems
Christian Association the coming session.
An exceptional opportunity is thus afford
ed the young men Of this community 20
qualify themselves under competent in
structiOn for this useful profession.
This class Is especially intended for the
instruction Of young mechanics and ap-
prentlces and 20 place them in posi-
ton capable of undertaking work IN a
drawing office as well as 10 read the
drawings from which they are required 10
work while employed in the shop.
While 90 these the course would be most
useful others are eligible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
REPUBLICAN SQUABBLE.
THE LAMB and LGNET FACTIONS
Al VAN ETERYWHERE.
At Chatham the Antls Take Charge oi q
Lamb Meeting. While Their Ehorts
Wore Futile Elsewhere.

DANVILLE. Va. September 2o.-Spe-
cial-The Lamb Republicans Of Pittsyl-
vGnia county called a meeting at Chat
ham to-day dt being court day 10 elect
delegates 10 the Lynchburg convention.
: H. Wood. who issued the call. called the
meeting 10 order The anti Lamb people
turnto out in fun force. and. Ouinumber-
ing the Lambites twenty 10 one took pos
session Of the meeting and organized the
same.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
action Of the State Committee. recogniz-
ing Park Agnew ms State chairman. and
recommending fun Republican legisla-
tive ticket from this county.
Wood. with a few followers. bOlted tho
meeting OF his own calling and later
elected delegates TO the Lynchburg con-
ventiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept Especial.
There was quiet but pretty marriage
this afternoon az the residence Of Rev.
O.. w. Dyer on High street.
The contracting parties were Mr. Val
entine Dannchl and Miss Adelaid Brow
der. Mr. g. g. Cash0n was best man
and Miss Kate Smith maid Of honor.
Rev. Mr.. Dyer ohiciated. The bride IS
an attractive young lady formerly OF Pc
tersburg but for the past six months a
resident OF Fredericksburg.
The groom is in the employ OF the
Steam SIX Mills. az Fredericksburg. The
couple Ieft on an eNlcndod hrLIaI tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
A Nnrninc Weldlng.

A quiet wedding was celebrated az ST.
Patricks church yesterday morning,
when Mr. Thomas j. Shea was married
to Miss LAMA Augustine.
Rev. Father Donahoe. of St. Patricks IS.
was the officiating priest and the ushers
were Messrs. Peter Gillespie and Au-
cuetus Booker.
Many friends Of the bride and groom
wore present and showcrcd good wishes
and CONGRATULATIONS upon them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shea LEFT ON the $40 A.
ST. train for Washington Baltimore. and
philadelphia and will spend two weeks
ON their honeymoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Culpsper for Agnew

CULPEPER Va. September 2O-Spc-
cial-The Republicans ~ this county
held a largely attended meeting here to-
day. b. T. Elliuger. n member OF the
Congressional Committee. was chairman,
and Louis L. Whitestone secretary.
Addresses We're made by cX-MayOr G.
u. Hood. Temporary Chairman Louis r.
WhitcStonc. W. ~. Eggborn. and others.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
Agncw committee and pledgins them Cul-
Ucp.r.s support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Mis. Nontnrne,s Vow Position.

Miss Mabel Montague, Of col east
Main street. this city. has accepted a luz
cr9fivo position ass teacher IN one of the
hest known clcomosyuary institutions in
Philadelphia Miss Montague is one Of
the most accomplished and successful
teachers ever graduated from the WO-
mans College OF Richmond, having taught
for several sessions In private schools in
virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
FiKrS ~ PAGE COUNTY.
An Old Lady Perishes in the Flames of a
Dwelling.

LURAY. VA. Sept. 20-special-The
house belonging TO Mrs. Georsiana Coiner,
near here was destroyed. with all IT'S
contents. by fire last night while tho
family were absent. 10 is supposed 10
have been set on fire Mrs Coincr is
charged with keeping "a disreputable place.
and was recently arrested along with a
coored man named Morton, who was
found In her house occupying the same
room.
The home Of Thomas Price. ESQ. about
five miles south of this place. was found
To be on fire by ncghbors about 10 o'clock
last night while the family slept They
with difficulty escaped. unfortunately
leaving Mrs Prices mother. widow Of the
late Isaac Hoar. bon the burning building
and she lost her NE. Mrs. ioar was
about seventy years OF age.
The Iurav College opened last Wednes-
day with thirty-hve boarders and about
sixty day pupils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

To will hc 0f interest to many Blpus's
m Richmond to know that I'D Ilrmau
University. tle Well-kn0wu Baptist insT-
tuition OF Learning roo Grernyille IS O..
has been donated tho summer Hotel. a.
Caesar Head s. o.. and iIs equiumeuf
and Site hy Dr. D.. A. Miles OF Green
Willie.
This property ls worth some S2101o The
gift has been accepted by fha University
with the condition of au annuity Tor lifc
10 Dr MLles and vito.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
RennhlicRn Meeting.

The Republican city Committee, ~
which Mr. y j. Smith IS chairman, will
hold meaing at IT'S rooms in the old
city Han this evening az : O'Clock.
While the object Of the meeting is not
made known. the committee viii proba-
bly, endorse the action OF the state Conn
nittee at its recent meeting. I'm Lynch
burg. and matters relative TO the com
ing Legislature viii. perhaps be discussed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

The German American Choral Associa-
ton and tho GesaneVorcin Virginia viii
have another Joint rehearsal Cor German
bay at Saoncor halle ON nryt Wednesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock under the leader
shin of Professor Charles T.. Muttor
While number OF additional rchc1rsals
viii b. had. vet on next Wednesday even
fnc viii Doe the last opportunity for ad-
diuonal voices 10 participate In the sing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
WANT UNFnHMhNrAD VINE.
Efforts to Have It Used TO Celebrate the
Inrhis Snnner.

Miss Sallic SpOtswOod Beach. the super
intendent of the Department Of infer
mcnted Wine. Of the eRichmOnd Young
Womon's Christian Temperance Union.
has lately addressed a circular letter 10
the congregations Of the various churches
OF this city. requesting that unfermented
wine be used In the celebration OF the
Lords supper 90 avoid the temptation
TO young men who have reformed from
dissipated habits.
The circular sets forth the Importance
of removing all temptations that might
prove stumbling blocks 90 young men in
their efforts to lead Christian lives
Attention is also directed % two leaflets
accompanying the circular showing that
alcohol is injurious 90 the human system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Norfolk Assignment.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Sept. 90
Spccial.-Charles w. Mugler ono OF the
leading boot and shoe dealers OF this
city. assigned to-day the liabilities are
5000 Mr.. Mueler states that the assets
for the assignment % lack OF business
and an Impotence on the part OK his cred
Il0rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

pETERSRURG. Va Sentember 20
Spe.ial-The Republican Committee OF
DInAiddie county to-day adopted resolu-
tions endorsing the action of the state
Committee az Lynchburg and declaring
that IT was inoXpcdient 20 send dele
gates 90 Colonel Lambs convention at
Isuchhurg iu October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
VENITIOUS QUESTION.
The Daughter. of she couf.deracy Have

The Daughters OF the 'ohtrdfI"'y nave
Trouble 10 secure site for = Monument.
LYNCHBURG. va Sept. 2).-Special-
Somewhat Of a tempest in "a teapot has
been raised here over the proposed cree
ton OF Confederate monument az the
tor at Court House Hill. The Street Com
rnittae Of the city Council. 10 whom The
matter OF a site was referred. passed a
resolution in which they required the la-
dies OF the Lucy Nina Otey Chapter. Unit
eI Daughters OF the Confcderacy VINO
have undertaken the work. 20 have suf-
feIeuf mans I'm hand for the completion
OF the monument before commencing a.
THE ladies' induced the committee 10
mod ~ the requirements by demanding or
them simply am assurance thar the monu-
mon would be- completed.
Additional difficulties have been en-
counterof hv tho chapter in the opposition
~ some Of the people who live In the
nciglborhood N the proposed site. An
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

on the 10th of this month the receipts
from the sale OF stamps at the office Of
the Collector of Internal Revenue We're
the largest i'm four years, amounting TO
Sl43q5.0i
This Is regarded as an indication Of the
revival prosperity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Noted ConnlrrfeIters Cnntnrrd.

BIG STONE GAP. VA. Sept m.-spe-
cial.-Ohicers have just arrived with
William Clcndeuen. the leader OF rofod
counterfeiters Of Dumeid. Va. whom they
captured Zoo FLOYD county and for whom
the Department had offered q reward of
$500. Their output amounts up into the
thousands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
nIsnoP GIesOA,N oONsACRArION
It VIII Likely Take Place End of October

or Early in November.
IL has been stated by some very good
authority that a majority OF the dioceses
Of the Episcopal Church In the United
states have given consent 10 the conse-
Grafton of Rev DR.. Robert a. Gibson,
Of Cincinnati. Ohio, TO be Bishop Coad-
tutor OF Virginia.
The conservation is expected TO take
place in this city perhaps al st. Pauls
or ST. James church during the latter
part Of October or early In November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Tho Richmond Lamb Republicans will
mold "A meeting Tonight at Johns1ns Hall
ON FOushee street. between Broad and
Grace. for the purpose OF eleci dele
gates 10 the convention which win be
ned at Lyuchhurg october 5th.
Flfty-two delegates are 90 Dee elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
ASSAULTED BY NEGROES.
mn. HENRr HbIH gADEN Az
TACKED NJ SEYHRdL MN.
The Free Bridge on Fire OuictPr in
SwansboFo- Funeral of Mrs. Way
mack-The Hastings Court.
MixcursrFn BunFAU RicmSD TINES,

uppcr Howl street Yesterday afternoon and
ses.,,,[5 ,t,,e,5 ana 80 ~ the,,
Inc leader OF the crowd was yellow
negro named Fmmct Harris warrant
De-. t.,,, .,..,r,, ,.,,t .,t,,., Ria, .,,a of,cr
JUS "ii'hl' '"e poilcc VIII get 'he uai-
ancc 81 The gang. Harris has figured
frDqueufIv iu the Police courf ana has
. -
'I'' ',..'l''' ol ',.in7 do ja'L
TIE BRIDGE on FIRE.
There Was a rHohf fire. on tho Free
Bridge vrsferfrv .ff,rroon Will. nfr
i % p.II..,.,. ,,... ,,..,,.. i..s MIL y, III,
direction of ,f.nr.a...r lc sa,g snvoral
eauei,, q. t'. i''.,-... ,...,rl,t ,lo,n t,Ss
rnllro.l fra.- I. r.fif.G tssfsfa.nf
Wai,lman Buchanan. WHO but tho ire
out u'tb fcw buckets of water
10 iin.fN election held in SW1nsboro
yftI'i'tt inr me purpose OF scIcclhs
1eI, res I'D OBJ" m1nchcs.cr contcnllon
which WIu he held lu Leader Han We'd
reeItr Was very quiet affair. There
Ws only ono candidate. Hon. k. q.
Wood whose name was ON The ticket
ana nt received fHe vote of the precinct
1unt OF sir. Wood having ho op-
position ai This place there were very
Few of zinc voters pho took amy interest
Do The election.
NERAL OF MRS. WANMAtk.
Tho funeral off Nr. Louise Waymack
r.aco from the Contra. Methodist
ChufEn Yesterday go orlock htF. W.
w. Lear tHc pastor conducted me sore
vices. Inr NtormDut was made in Maury
cemetery.
Mrs. NHFmurk died at her late rosie
dcnDe. N0. 300 cast Tenth street Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock She leaves
Grown children rhe foHogine gentle
Newell. 8. D. Newell William baldwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Visited the Veterans.

The visitors at the Soldiers Home sun
day were: ]. w. Ross. Pennsylvania;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

lie Does Not Want to be Chairman Again.
New Republican Organ.
NORFOLK. Va. September Especial
Colonel William Lamb. State chairman
Of the Republican party. announces in an
interview that he will not stand for re-
election 10 that position.
Local Lamb Republicans hold a meeting
tomorrow night 10 select delegates 10 the
State convention.
The first number Of their new campaign
paper-The Republican Review-publishcd
f0rtnghtly. made IT'S appearance to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Fnnnd Not GnlltN.

Horace Smith. "a negro. was tried in the
Comfy Court OF Henrlco yesterday for
assault upon Sallie Taylor. a young negro
woman. and acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

I OsT SUNDAY EVENING ABOUT
l. 6:85 o'clock between Thirtieth and NJ
streets and the car sheds. a GOLD
WATCH. Reward IL returned 20 Times
Office. sepzl-lt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Underwear.

We carry the most thoroughly COM
plete stock Of Underwear I'm the city.
Childrens medium weight Merino
Vests. pants and drawers, 80, 50, 10
ESQ.,, and 81.
Gentlemen's medlum-welght Shirts
and Drawers. 81. s1z5. and $50.
Ladies' medium-weght Vests and
Pants, 81. Sl.25. and $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Commenced Linen Centers
Black Goods,

Cheviot Serges. extra good values,
90. 15 Soc. ST.. and Sl2j.
Figured Wool and MOhalr Mixtures,
entirely new. g. SJc.. 81. 81 %. and Sl5).
56-lnth All-Wool Cheviots. N25.
46-lnch CHAMBERLAIN Serge. sl.2J and
gJO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Broadcl0ths.
Novelty Suit Patterns.

In Atwood and SILK and Wool. en-
tirely new and very stylish, Sl2 I
SIS per suit.