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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

"Sklllman the Magician who WIS
Academy. beginning last night VIII ng-
finish out his engagement. for me sn1H
rhat was presented 10 a very small auu' :
cnce last night was In the ltnRutbe
tho stage. so bum" that Manager Leali'
wisely decided TO cancel the engd1einei t.
The next attraction will De ''secfet -.
vice. q play with most OF me p.ol .rtii.
tired On Richmond during the VAT. it.,'liso
engagement Is for two rights ana hl"''''9o
beginning Thursday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

on account Of yellow fever in The cur
States and the quarantine regilatlon5
being enforced ia many sections. 10 is
deemed advisable 70 postpone the reuuio;.
ar Nashville. Tenn, OF the ChappeI.
Dickle. Darlington. Adams ana kindr.d
families Of Virginia. from october stn' 70
Monday, October y. 1891
dav October e5. 1891. no g o'clock a. NJ
AZ the han over French's Music store. 30
and 2i2 north Summer street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

The Body Found Near the Sp' 1t where She
Was Drowned.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. va. oct. Il
Specialize body Of Miss Jeanette ).
Bradley was recovered vest crday after
noon about fifteen yards fr ON the spot
where the drowning occurred in the Rap
pahannock. 10 was placed IN a coffin
which was In readiness aboa I'd the yacht,
and the Journey 10 this city vas started
The yacht. with party nd remains.
reached here last night just before mid
night The funeral took pla q this after
noon from ST. Georges Epis copal chuich
Rev. W. D. Smith conducted the services
The Casket was covered with lovely
flowers. and a great thrOn 8 Of sympa-
thizing friends OF the family followed the
remnIns 10 the city cemeter v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
oEDnBGArAD rnn DI scoVeRr.
Z allan benevolent Society + icnics Rt Blan'
don Park.

The members of the TIA fan Fraternal
and Benevolent Society ma De great oc-
casion of their annual G, LIBERATION yes
fcroav of inc discovery Jt America, ana
plannop's Park was WEI I crowded by
nienickcrs VINO came on TO enjoy the
aav in honor of that grea occasion.
III nearly midnight, a gan ne Of ball. ana
INV Other sports. when were partaken
~ fr,-lv by the younger dement, of those
me excellence Of the n .usic was fea-
4rre and when the clio Sc came. with
stfo,nr sweet Home" the orchestra,
tberr was silent vote FRI I'm all that moth
ing but enjoyment had oeen the history
~ fine DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

beeun and no new missionaries beyond
tbe impcrativc calls for filling vacancies.
Among the arrivals to-day was DaNid
J. Brewer. of Washington. 3D. 60 'Sso-
ciate Justice of the United STATES ou-
prcmc Court. who is prominently Hi i
toned for the presidency of the society
for the coming year .....
The meeting Tonight Of the American ,ll
BOARD of Foreign Missions was entirely
of a. religious nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
THE VIRGINIA HOSPITAL.
ANNUAL MEETING or THR INCOR.
PORdTORS AND DIRECTORS,
Officers and Directors Elected and an I'm.
couraging Report submitted by tho
Mnsager In Charge,

The incorporators and directors OF the
Virginia Hospital held their annual meet
ing at the office of DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
Sixth and Grace streets. last night, AZ
$3.50 o'clock
The meeting lasted for two hours. dur
ing which time several reports were con-
sldered. and a good deal Of business trans
acted.
THE $4,000 REQUEST.
The treasurer report was SUBMITTED
and was referred 10 the Finance Commit
tee for consideration. -
A resolution was passed author1ihs ~.
Hunter Mcclure and the treasurer Z.
a,ivo the proper receipts for the bequest OK
$4,000 made 90 the Hospital 10y the ialo
lamented Lewis Ginter, and that OF S-'N
made bv the late lamentcd Mrs. waller.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
Or. Hunter Mcclure was reelected pres
fdont. and Judge George l. Christian was
elected yfce-president. 10 MI the vacancy
caused bv the death II Major Ginter. Mr.
John $. Munce was elected treasurer. ana
Br Hugh TAYLOR recording secretary.
The following Board OF Directors were
chosen. DR. Hunter Mcclure. Judge Geo.
L. Christian DR. Hugh NJ. Taylor, bf }.
A. White. Messrs. John ). Munce. IL. -
Davis. T. WhitlOck Thomas l. Aliriend
Thomas Potts. John \ Duiilns "D,,en, ! D
q Williams. George Pope, B. +. Johnson
Edgar ID Taylor and Alfred Won \. Rose
Ne9" MIR. TAYLOR'S REPORT.
The report OF Mr.. Edgar ID. Taylor, d.
rector I'M charge Of the hospital. was SUD
mitted. and showed the INSTITUTION 20 og
I'm prosperous condition. me hospltS,l
is doing great deal OF charitable work
an this time and much good in this way
/ IS being done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
NEED MORE MONEY.
This is the Report OF the Missionary Coma
miss toner's.

miss toner's.
NEW HAVEN. CONN, oct. lS.-The
eirhty-seventh annual meeting OF the
American Board of Commissioners Tor
troreicn Missions opened at 3 o'clock
his afternoon in the Hyperion Theatre
for a session which will continue until
Friday.
The annual report or the Home De
partment was presented by its secretary
REV. c. III. Daniels. ID. D.. Of Boston.
The concluding paragraph OF the re-
port says:
we must have for the ensuing year
$4,000 more than was at the u ,,si.',
81 The commission last year. Without
this sum of money no new work can be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
SIN in Washington.

Judge waddm and tho other R Re- S
can leaders who went to Westminster &c. sun
da l night, are still in that city 4heS are
expected back to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
D,unL. MUIR ,tEtr URGLARs.
An Aged Woman and Her Daughter the
Nictims-No Clue Found.

Nictims-No Clue Found.
CAMDEN. y. j.. oct. 1.-Two women.
an aged and widowed mother and her
daughter also "a widow. were murdered
early this morning at their home, az
Line street. Boy burglars. The former was
Mrs. Emma Zane. aged scventy-clght
years. widow of Captain El Zane. and
The daughter was Mrs. Sarah NJ. Shaw,
aged fOrty-hve years.
The murderers escaped, and the police
are without clue
The only witness to the shooting was
Elisha. "A son of Mrs Shaw. who has
been suffering from severe attack of
typhoid fever. The shock was so great
thar he was unable 10 defend the women.
and he has thus far been unable 10 assist
the police in discovering the murderers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
Hon. Charles ". Jones.

PENSACOLA, FLA. October l2.--hon.
Charles w. Jones. former United States
Senator from Florida died az Detroit this
morning after sickness OF several
weeks. His remains viii be brought here
for ntermcnt Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
Jo.cph Clark.


WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. i2.-spe-
ciaI-Joseph Clark. an aged ana highly
respected citizen OK Capon Bridge. died at
his nome that place from the effects on me
kick OF a horse He was sixty-fiye years
on age. ana Is survived BY widow ana.
t.r.. lIIIlrnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

OF Major TYLER here on Saturday night.
Major Tyler photographed here this even
ing breaking the engagement lie VIII
come later on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

NY ANrED. TENANTS FOR SECOND
w FLOOR FIAT OF FOCR LNhnE.
AIRY ROOMS. with use or oSt .... IN ,i,,
and four from postoffice Terms very
moderate. Apply at i2l2 east s,osa
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

The Prohibitcnists Ia We oeu'o"u e 'y ~
place a legislative ticket III l'~ ''e'0 49,
this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Iaoiels;,
All druggists refund the money " " lais
to,cure. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
OBITUARY.


WINSTON. y. c.. oct. Especial
Mrs Matilda Petree. wife Of Rev. j. T..
Perree. and mother o. Dr. Petree, ot
.f winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
TYLER 10 Come Later.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. oct. R-Spociai.,.- =,
,.5.kn.,sh consideraDle has been done ln
De way Of preparations for the reeepuon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-13
DOCTORS HAD GIVEN HER UP.


:, ~ ,oo,r fresh and who is suffering from olpI' a -
,lo womb I isridicul suppose thao sue" ""'
an like pessay away the
= ~ recovering and tone Use strengthens w "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

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ana Is coN.4leu p. Del. OF -.lter ara
pears ie L-" D-''.u i' oil dNn' creamy
saln' WIN l-' ".'i'i'-- ~ i~ee' "-ien
hSsuo ~ -o''''''s. ,-e race.
nc si,eFe'' pen. %, f'a4l ana usnuy
nlppiHs lhe arms '.'' D-.b ia lue very
latest Ihshio"' are vi .aue. cul ln one
piece. mo peHs al inc 'op are very small
and almost hidden oy me Iflllines OF lace
"hich ran over mem al inc wrist tAeIe
is hfee-polNleN an" aeinent OF SHY ~
and pearls, ana from 'eAeAih this llu
luchlnss OF lace ltH Over me nAnus me
ornaments worn Win tAia costume by
Mrs. Mchiniey VIII be diamonds. Her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

They Get bmf small Recommendation Tor
Theis arlou. Work

They Get bmf small RECOMMENDATION Tor
Theis ArIou. Work.
When So is known that only se6'snlo Is
expended yearly for iha poacc force G..
Richmond citizens viii realize at what
G. low price protection is srclrcL
In fact. 80 woI1 ic ati % una
City the size OF sic'"onI Mhlch
has as GOOD "a police force OF gets DO so
ehcln. and the ntmati0n. therefore. that
some persons thought tncy were receiving
too much remuneration has aroused
great deal OF discussion. and the scnti-
mcnt $50 far as can Doe asccriained, seems
overwhelmingly against making amy re-
ducuons.
Many people seem 20 have the impress
sion that tine police receive salaries that
enable thcm 10 keep a fat bank account
and enable them 20 invest now and thea
in corner Dot or lrown-stone front GA
west Franklin street Such SIS not The
case. For long hours and dlsacreeabie.
dangerous work they receive but mcagre
compensation.
The chief OF police. who S. burdened
with great responsibility. DIS paid $1,000
year. the three captains get $1,000 apiece.
the thirteen sargclnts receive $1,000 each.
and the prVatcs or paroimen of whom
there arc eiehty-threo are paid Sli2.O
each per annum. There are also three
iaufOrs who get $3.50 each ana two patrol
wagon drivers 90 5000 apiece.
I'm addition 10 Che fact chat tho arduous
work of the members OF the police force
must bo considered. if should also nC re-
momhered that tloy have 20 buy and pay
for their own uniforms. IhIs is no hsht
expense. for each and every SUIT has 10
bc made 20 ordcr-tE0se worn SOB the
winter costing So each. while summer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
White Potatoes.

Editor Of The Times.
sr-YoIr correspondent "R" in re-
cent ISSUE of The Times. scored q fairly
good point Tor tho use OF the most esu-
mabls sweet potato Tor charitable pur-
poses. for ono az least. approve OF all
he said. and think mis- good and timely
sueeestions should DO acted upon with
out delay. 10 indulge the iiippant slang
fashion OF thc day, the truly I'm de seicle
query arises. What's the matter with
Tie white potato? OF course. L mean
the woli-known Irish potato. In this
brief aaanlcation 4 simply wish 10
amend or supplement what RI % well
and tuthfully advocated Why not iet
q part of the charity fund De judiclousiy
invested iu good white potatoes. that is,
Irish potatoes? There l5 uo better article
OF wholesome food for OLD and young.
They arc very plentiful. of good quality
and al CHEAP prices. liz Is really more
STABLE food. and more in general use than
tie excellent sweet potato" 10 can be
cooked in a greater number OF ways
baked roasted. and boiled steamed,
s.ev.ed. and fried. Good az breakfast
dinner and supper welcome guest IN
ralace and cottage; ever az home on land
and water. I have often seen doth IN
this country and Europe) n good, salts
fvinr square meal made alone ana that
thankfully. on white potatoes. Yes, often
seen large families Of small children FED
on them. and have also been not only
I'm eyewitness. but parrlcipant-an &C.
fivs particlpant--in the performance when
hunger Was the best appetite, the epicur-
can sauce.
So I earnestly say let the good charity
roouio bug NO and distribute both white
nofatoos and sweet potatoes, showing
no special partially 20 either. I would
respectfully suggest that both kind be
aiyon together AZ the same time TO each
ana ersrr needy family I am very cer-
fafn any family large or small. with few
ID. mar, children. viii be duly thankful
for both sweet and white potatoes No
family with children viii suffer the ter
rible pangs OF hunger II literally sup
niiod with good white or Irish potatoes
N is 10 be- hoped orr joint plea for po-
tatees both sweet and white. viii not 80
,nhoeSed a. Is.
Richmond. Va. March ;. 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Incomplete Assortment Winter
Underwear.

Is Mons Medicated Red Flannel 81
Drawers. Sizes 80 and 3D. Only for 9'c.
Chlldren's White Combinations-ioc and
suits. Sizes and &. Tor -oc.
10 Mems Natural Wool -lJJ Shirts. sizes
A. aud a. Only tor h3c.
~ Ladies' An Wool. White 81 Drawers. IN
small sizes for soc.
A lot OF Misses and Childrens' Underwear
in odd sizes. At hall price.
Chudrens Heavyweight Ribbed 2oc.
Wrappers Sizes / and 2, tor only So.
- Mems LAtra-heayy White. Wool ''c.
Shirts. sizes "a and 40 Tor Doc.
10 Misses and Boys Heavy Natural Wool
Csc. Shirts. sizes -, ~, and -, only tor
3Nc.
Al Mems SOC. White and Gray Shirts,
broken sizes, tor Z5c.
One lot of Genuine Treffousse
and Marguerite Kid Gloves that
were $50 and 81. sizes 81, 554,
o only. to close out for 5Sc. pair.
5G pairs Coored Silk Ianeta and Fine
Lisle Thread 25c. Gloves for DC. pair
20 pairs Black Thread Zoe. Gloves Tor DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Mems Furnishings.

70 Mems An-Sik 25c. Band BOWS 'S"'
coors only. for Sc. each. D,-, N, CuG
30 pairs Mems Nickle-Pia'ea lVo' '""
Holders tor lc. pair. ~. ham
n All-Silk 25c. Cream "ihuso' i'e'' "'
~ ~ sean ing l5c. Waterproof Col
lar. a. and ~ onlyl. Tor ic. each. H.,
o. Mans White Wash. All-Silk SOC. Hand
5e6 Mems Colored Bordered DC. Hemmen
Handkerch els for lsic. each; -. chit.
Is Mems Laundered 75c. Perca'e shl ,uS
coma with attached some with detached
collars. Tor 2jc. u,A,.. cb;-,s
~ Mems Toe. Unlaundered Whlte Snlre'
made of good muslin, fun length oosoui'
io - Mems silk Teck 2Jc. Ties. light and
dark c0iOrs. for DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
snnlmer WASH Goods.

About 400 remnants OF Oreandie anu
Jacouets lhat 10 iull pieces cost &C. "
--c yard these remnants CSC. y"rd'
3. patterns Spring patterns OF Dhoeoialte
cali oes. roo best &c. quality Tor 2 $50
fieck Ground Col0rei Figured Crepe
C.oln. cost j. l-2c. TO mahe this pattern
f0t Jc. yard.
FOB wards Best Quality sea Island and
White stan Percales n red aud black hg-
ures only. D p i--c. is the pace everywhere
to-day I'M short lengths tor Use. yard, OIL,
B. pieces uorlorei Apron Gin2hah' iull
width. I.c. quality. for 4 7-sc. yard.
Remnants ot heavy Jnbleached cotton
Won esuec. 90 pay DC. yard Tor today Tor
Use. ward.
Entire case ole-half yard wide Bleached
Cotton for general family use. sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

The Henrico police yesterday discov-
cred that The bogus land agent Who swim
died Farmer Seyicr ont of twenty dole
lars and induced Farmer Wakefield 20
D. ur hls son ON here from New YORK
ID take tho management of the Pollard
st0cS fan. which he claimed TO have
purchased. d. the fakir who defrauded
7fl, hester people under the name Ct
u. H. Essex. and who posed rs physi-
clan from Birmingham, England.
'res ofioci are following the fugitive
cios,v. Wednesday he was seen near
West FONT THE police 40 various points
have been notified O. look out for him
and # is probable that he viii be APP
pretended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Eriday's Hosiery Sale.

II pairs Misses Fast Color PLAIN Lisie
Thread csc. Hose, full regular impo' ted.
double heels aud toes. IN navy blue. brown
and garnet colors. for i0c. pair
30 pairs Boys aud Girls Fast Black. Full
Seamless. double heel aud toe. pc. Heavy
School Hose. ribbed. for l4,4c. pair sizes D
aud q, Is only.
1870 pairs Girls and Boys Fast BLACK
large Ribbed Hose. double sole. LOT &C.
pair sizes s. 81 aud o.
- Pairs Ladies Fast Color. Full, Regular
Imported Rib Top, 25c.: Tan Hose. Double
Heel and Zoe. tor i2tac pair.
$50 Pairs Ladies' Fast Black. Fun seam
less Hose. double heel and toe. Tor &c pair.
Is pairs Ladies' Full Regular Imported
37} Balbriggan Hose spliced heels and toe
for 2Jc pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

OTIS % sen ont to-day ihat are not u %
Dup Gated iy us. ,-.,
Woschei Duck Zoe. Towels. irinsed
and coloreI l0rIered. D lee. each.
pieces. all one pattern. OBJ Extra Heavy
Double German DamasA for .3c. 'ai'.
~ Fnu alaachod Knotted Funged sc.
Tnu,ai4 al kinds of cOlOred borders. for
= pieces Pure Linen zoe. Table Damask
fOr ID &C. yard.
81 Yard-loug Double Thread y l--c.
Turkish Bath towels Tor &c. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

Tls STAR Course entertainment OF to-
..ehl ls sure I'D prove one of tne best
.l.racrons of the season. 1hc Ar~ york.
laIe Quarrette VIII appear n cone-.t
rroafamme. assisted hy .fs Ati.e
AIll0s. reader. This guartette hos a
most excellent reputation. and they viii
doubtless bl greeted ly very large au-
a.eloe.
Tho b0x-sleet already indicates large
Attendance OF Star Course members. also
good s.usle sale. Those who desire
same can secure a number Of seats no ths
building to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

5G yards 7jc. Black Genuine Camefs hair'
4ic yard
Every remnant Of so and 7ic. Black Ore
Goods for 3tc. yard.
very remnant 90 aud iOc. BLACK p's'
Goods tor l,c. yard.
pieces 5oc Black Woo Bro'aded and
Figured Henrietta .or 39e. yard.
il9 Yards al wool Figured Black A-myfes,
Jlc. quality, for 2-c
~ yard, 5O1nch fxtra Heavy Black storm
Serge tor JHc. yard.
J6 yards two patterns Linen Jet biAcA
MOhaI Mixtures Tor u g.. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
FanCY Work.

10 I,aaDesa Crepe N.2j Lambreluins.
. ID yards long. flr Nc.
Tinted DUCK -5c. Table Covers, yard
% T.ntld Denim Soc. Sofa Cushions. with
is Tnt,i crepe Chair ana Picture 25c.
White puck 25c. Table Covers. yard
square. stamped Zoe.
Col0red Denim soc. Table covers. tinI-
ell and stamped in brownie, oeiIt ana en-
Dlre designs for l3c.
2 Feather $3.50 Sofa Pillows covered IN
fancy donim and s.lkollne vita deep irllls,
Tor -rn T.gl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

Eddie Thomas (co'orcD was tried in
She IusUnes Court yesterday morning ON
Tho charge OF hitting Morris Baptist with
"a lr.ca lie Was fined one con- and
sOrt TO Jail lor thee months.
Harrison Butler, small negro boy
charged with breaking into house with
intent to- commit larceny WAS acquitted,
50 being shown tfat ho was merely in
tending TO play a practical Joke.
in the City Circuit Court judgments
were rendered in the following cases
Hauoy g. Smith Us. Austin j. SPOTS
for SsrtG: T. j.. parr SIS. T. Wilkinson
f,. Ssio4 The latter case IS contested
Mr. y. w. Price. OF Green Pay. passed
thronph Richmond yesterday on his VIA
10 the Inauguration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Small, Lots Shoes.

II plirs OF Ladies, - Button Shoes. made
of choice kid stock. Tor n. sizes and
3 pairs Ladies' Dongola sl.5O Kid Button
Shoes Tor 75c.. sizes 2 and ~
spairs of boys sl2Jskusset Goat Lace
Shoes for 49,. sizes -. ~. "a and z.
pairs of Carhs.e's $500 and ~ Button
Shoes, newest cuts for -. 80. sizes ~. 3. D,
5pairs Of Burts 50 Button Shoes for sl59.
sizes 3, j, q. o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

judge Is H. Wexford. OF the City Cir
ouit Court Yesterday granted a charter
10 the siowo.Maynard COMPANY. Tho
,,,,r,osoe az which a. set forth ia the
S~oiirstion. are 20 DO building work and
~. .t..rfrr ..-.riGcs that the capital
s,ock OF tho said corporation shall rot
- fess than {Jo0 nor more than s. 90. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05

Sizes %. q. % and % only Of the ii I. Is.
Corsets. TO be sold out for o9c.
Sizes II and % only or Meyer's specias
use. Corsets, to be sold out tor roc. pair.
20 Jet Ornaments, comprising
Collars, Yokes, and Fronts. Only
one of a kind. About one-half
regular prices. soc. to S2,25.
I25 yards Of White Angora Fur DC. yard
% vsrls RlacS Astrachan Bands ~ c. yard.
About 500 cards OF Butt Black huO-
her Coat and Vest-Dress Buttons, Ivory
Buttons. Black-Jet Buttons, Wnste Pearl
Buttons. linen buttons 10 dozen on
card for Be- a card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
White Goods.

Remnants of Corded Dimties &C.; Rom
rnnts OF seize. White India Linous. &C.;
Remnants White T.. H.. o. C.. Remnants
ieo ~ .c. Ice. India Linons. O. lc.; Rem
nquts Fine White Cambria 4 O.; About 10
remnants OF finer White Goods from this
MeeA's sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Silks.

es yards nc. Brown Six Velvet. 5jc;: 20
wards TWO different patterns .l.z5 Persian
VeNets Tor Soc: n yards ~ Persian SIX
Neyets isr agc.: "a Yards SOC. Green satin,
&c.: ~ yards two co.ors OF iyc, kustiing
Innalu Sill 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Ieather Goods and Fans.

r. Black and Tan 2Jc. Leather Belts,
with now Hatncrs buckles. Tor Zoe.
n Alligator Combination g5c Pocket
Books. warranted genuine alligator leath-
a.. for l5c.
B Leather Csc. Purses. with safety
frame. cannot possibly loose change, Tor
Toe
s Large size 5oc Shopping Bags, with
S de pocket. for -.c.
s, Handsome 81 and 81 so Evening Fans,
rnousselne de sole and double-ftced satin,
gilt-euamellcd sticks, Tor Zsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-05
Coiored Dress Goods.

Mace French Flannel. All wool, ar o.
nal with pretty cashmere figure was ovo''
o. niece Freneh Flannel. cream grou1n9a,
FANCY pink stripe. all WOO, was .Oc'' a. o'''
piece French Soaking. tan erounh' ne ni
"A. Nm cluster stripe. was Soc, "a oi's "Nu
pieces Light Two-rowued Notified
CloakIng. yard and a half vide, were - ''
o. niece. Shepherd Checks. very neat. were
e--. rs odds and'en1s. iG'sc. the ward
8p.eces Atwood Filled Fancy ilair Luz slns
tan only. were Sc, as odds aud ends Sc
pieces an Cheviot. desirab l.e spring styles les
w.re l1c.. as odds ami ends Is 7-Sc' the
ylrd MI. 81. scbool
wear. uers u Lee, as odds ana ends b &C.
niece Atwood Boucle. terra Gotta. olacA
loon. was Soc. as odds and ends. zoe :,
f,1 remnants Colored Dress Stuns' All
cradles. various lengths, At special odd ahi
end prices