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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19
advantage OF sleep.

In reply to the question is it wise for q man to
DENY himself and get along with a few hours sleep a
dav, to do more work p Tesla, the great electricians,
is said to have replied THAT is a great mistake, |
am convinced. A man has just SO many hours to be
awake, and the fewer of these he uses up each day,
the more DAYS they will last; that is, the longer he
will live. believe that a man might live two hum
bred years if he would sleep most of the time. That
is why negroes often live to an advanced old age,
because thewsleep too much. 1t is said that Glad
stone sleeps seventeen hours every day; that IS why
his faculties are still unimpaired in spite of his great
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19
"a Sensible Reply.

When Mende1ssohn was studying at the Berlin
he was engaged by a merchant OF that
city, for whom he was doing ordinary office work.
He was thus able to earn his living and pursue his
studies at the same time. Once a friend OF Mendels-
sohn's happened to come to the Office and found
Mendelssohn sitting on a high wooden chair and
adding up a long &C lumns of figures. what a pity
said this friend, that a clever manlike you should do
such mechanical work, and that for a man who does
not possess the hundreth part of your learning.
Mendelssohn modestly reptile 1T is very good as 1t
is; | am as glad to earn a living rs my employer IS
to get his work done. If were different-if were
the master and he my clerk could make no use
of him
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19

and then the government can forward the copper,
which will be in full. The worst part about the
business is that Mr. Burton has the contract Tor tour
years at the same rate. The cause OF the remark
ably low price for the contract is that Burton was
determined to have the route over an enemy, who
was also a bidder, and besides he had stages and
horses which, he had been using for years for that
p~urpose.-Stanford (Ky.) Interior Journal
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19
come Remarkable Laws OF nature.

A man will die for want of air in five minutes, for
want of sleep in ten days, for want OF water IN a
week. and for want of food at varying periods, de-
pendent on circumstances.
The delicacy OF the sense OF touch IS plaEfelouS
The fourth el-whcelscrews of Il wattQ, though
they have two hundred and sixty threads to the inch,
look like dust. They are four one-thousandths OF an
inch in diameter. and a lady's ordinary thinfble
would hold Zoe, 600 of them; yet after being hard
ened and cut they are placed by the hand very rapidly
in frames, with their heads up. This is done by
touch alone
When one falls asleep the order OF surrender to
the spell is, sight taste, smell, hearing, touch. The
sense of touch is the ligttest sleeper and most easily
Weakened, then hearing, then sight, while sluggard
taste and smell waken last.
The human body is an epitome in Nature OF allthe
mechanics, all hydraulics, all architecture, all machi-
merry of every kind. There are more than three hun
dred and ten mechanical movements known to
mechanics to-day, and all of these are but modilca-
tions of those found in the human body. Here are
found all the bars, levers, joints, pulleys, pumps,
pipes, wheels and axles, ball and socket movements,
beams, girders, trusses, buffers, arches, columns,
cables and supports known to science. At every
point mans best mechanical work can be shown to
be but adaptations of processes OF the human body,
a revelation of first principles used in Nature
Ladies Home Journal
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19
The JEWISH SOUTH.

age. The proper way to economize life is to sleep
every moment that is not necessary or desirable that
you should be awake"
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19

UMBRELLAS EXCHANGED.-WILL H LADY
- WHO TOOK THE WRONG SILK
UMBRELLA from the dressing-roon ut the ball last Wedies-
night kindly call at or send to No. 41S west Main street
and rcctify the mistake.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-19
Hbout Robert Browntng.

At the time of the occurrence of Robert Browning's
death a question was raised whether the poet was OF
ewish ancestry. The ground for the belief that there
was a Jewish strain was not exactly given, but, on
the contrary, DR.. Furnivall claimed to have set the
point at rest by discovering that the poets great
grandfather, on July A, 1857, named his fourth son,
Christian. The PaH-.MaH Gazette recently published
an article on Robert Browning's Mother, in which
it is shown that his grandfather was a Dutchman
named William W~iederman, a sugar refiner, but not
the least trace Of Jewish descent is indicated.
THE year 1897 promises to be a notable one in
the annals of New York Judaism for large gifts. To
Mr.. Schif's gift of a house and Mrs. Hermann's fund
of $40, 900 to Y. M. H. A., and Miss Ber~nheimer's
memorial of $3O, 900 to Mt. Sinai, comes the private
information that a gentleman recen; ~ deceased, who
was interested in the Hebrew Technical Institute, has
left an estate of one and a half mill ons, of which one
million, on the death of his wife, is to go for purposes
of technical instruction. The details are left to five
persons designated by him IN his will.-Amer1can
Hebrew.
The Armenian Patriarch lately visited the Haskeui
district, which is largely inhabited by Jews, and
was the scene last year of the massacre OF Arme-
mans. The patriarch was waited upon by q depu-N
tation of Jews, to VIII IN he expressed the desire
that Armenians and Jews should live together IN
peace and concord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Colored Dress Goods.

rour plecos Atwood Cheviot, neat
sprine STYLES. odd patterns. worth -'c"
AS odds and ends 10 l-Sc.
Two pieces Dark CheviOt wool sloch'
seryiceable goods, were PC, as oHdS
and ends. II l-lc. ..,
Three pieces Etamine Cloth. bronze ana
green mixed black, the remainder OF
that CSC. special. ono pattern ohiy' su
perb for separate skirt as oddS anu
Two pieces Shepherd Plaid for Waists;
washable 25c. quality as odds ana
ends l6 Use. l,,-,.
Five pieces Bright Paids. FOR children
wear fresh and pretty. Il lie. goods
AS odds and ends. i-Sc.
Three pieces French Fancy Flannel ior
dressing Jackets. all wool. oJc. sood7'
las odds and ends sc
100 remnants Frou-Frou Broadclotn' per
forated in fancy designs, 20 snow eol-
ored lining. worth $3.50 suitable for
ladies' capes, aprons or table covers
and general art uses. as odds and ends
j)c
100 Yards Remnant Dress Goods our
own accumulation. lengths to yards:
ranging from best TO low grades all
half regular prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Lining Odds and Ends

5000 Yards Remnant Lining, factory .tt,s
ends length 1 Il TO 6 yards VIM me-
biack and slate. IN percales ana sn sue,
gias as odds and ends we snali ~,
II IL and l5c. grades az Sc anu w.
grades at be. the yard. ,.-o,.....
Al Remnants Cambrics and Tatetas,
10 Sc. goods. as odds and ends at
&c. the yard ,..,..,,. sho,
worn. was l5c.. IS odds and ends ~
the yard. r,..,. clio
Three pieces Blackjack Fancy S ile
STA. l5c. quality. as ODDS ana '''''
I'D lie. the yard. - ci..h
rr,,o rteces pure Linen Grass coin
sleeve staying. fancy colors' Il l--c'
Grade. las odds and ends. DC.
$50 wards Fibre lnterlining' the l s,
grade. as odds and ends, lc. the yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Remnants OF New Summer
Wash Goods.

sheer Imported Organdles, ! 70 V-ydru
nieces. : Use. for 4Oc. quality.
Finest Percales, l II yards VIDE da I'm
colors only ........ .--'.... - -
IJght colors Crepe Pleisse. 70 10y ara ara
uf.ras ........ ........s. .--ss '''s -"
striped and Figured Lawn 10 Iy-yt d,
ulaces ........ .......-...s-.s. 'ss'...- 80,
psinfiest corded Dimiles. 20 4V-yatd
remnants, ....... .....t..' '.'.t.-''',
Iapnet organizes. rough. woven, ! TO
M Yards. remnant price ....,..-.s sc
Aboiit 2O yards lndigo-Dyed Blue Cal
leo. with white figures %. quaH'y' LOT
7-sc. yard. ,o-,,.. ...t,t
About 20 yards Turkey-Red Calico. win
black figures and checks, worth DC"
for Sic. a yard. ,
solid Tan and Red Crepon. J. l--c. quar-
Nv for 7-Sc. yard.
All Size checks Apron Bingham &c.
quality. for 7-sc. yard
Yard-WiGe Unbleached Cotton, worth
81 4c.. for Lie. a yard.
Good. Heavy Unbleached Cotton CSC
9o1 Yards Dark Plaid Dress Ginghams'
5c quality for ? l-Sc. yard.
Dark Dress outings, checks ana soHa
colors. worth lie. for sc. a yard.
bright. new styles Chocolate-Ground
Callcoes, Lie. quality. Tor CSC
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
cIIIcAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 25.-WHEAT-
Prices scored ala advance where a Ge-
cline was generally extended to-cay Inc
early news was adverse 90 holders. ana
the carly trading was therefore at de-
preciatcd values, but as the session al
Vanced the tone hardened, ana III the
last hour sharp uptuIh TOOK P'dCo.
New rumors of war In Europe gave shorts
"a fright near the close. nrd on the buy
ing thereby induced the unal bulge re-
suited DisQuicfinC talk anent The situa-
ton In Cuba WAS partially responsive iu5
tho early weakness. May wheat oPeH s.,'
and 7itsc.. closing at I44s0 '4'sc.--to.
higher than Yesterday. Cash wheat was
irregular closing i.pAc higher.
CORN-There was good buying OF
May corn by a large elevator concern
and of September by a prominent com
mission house. these purchases holding
the market I'm a very firm position cur
ing the morning The opening was
rather easy, IN compliment 10 weakness
I'm wheat at the start. but the fractional
depreciation which then took place Va g
not enduring. MAY corn opened az
2iisc.. advanced 10 2iSc.. closing az l4l4
02i%c.-a shade over yesterday. Casa
corn was steady
OATS-The oats market was in sn
absolutely stagnant condition. a Few
scalping operations were all that TOOK
place. No outside orders were received.
The action of the market depended enc
tirelv on the strength or weakness OF
the SURROUNDINGS May oats closed ".
higher. Cash oats were easy At &c. lower
PROVlSIONS-The provision market
started in with fair activity and q firm
tone. but the business on hand was room
transacted. and no fresh orders were
received Prices soon began to sa- md
the early advance was lost Tho foZ
market was higher. which accounted
for the opening hardness. May Dofk
closed 2i5c. higher. May lard q sh6ce
lower ana MAY ribs "a shade higher
HTDFS-Wcre efrm. Supplies were lfht
and business rather dull natives heavy.
gi,c. light SIC. native cows. heavy
So light. g4c: butt brands. heavy,
SIC LIGHT. ne; Texas. heavy. sAs;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
FINANCE COMMERCE
the CLOSING oUOTATIONs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To
bscco Eschangc-Internal Revenue
CoIIcctions-Iorcign Advances

NEW YORK. Feb. p There was no
relief to-day from the insuIeralle duil-
ness that mas characterized the stOcN
market for some time. The toth trans
actions were only SSH ahafts, anu
number OF stocks were practically neg
lcCtcd There was an indisp0siuon 10
TRACE on all sides. and even when 10 was
announced that the senate had voted IN
favor OF taking up the Sansuily icsolu-
ton business remained duil and stupid.
although the bears succeeded DO bringing
about "a generally lower range OF prices.
Speculation 40 the opening was fairy
firm in some stocks. Tho reports or
slightly higher quotations from London
and tho leading shares improved a TO a
per cent Buying orders were limited,
however. and ass soon as traders saw
that the big operators were taking lit
tie interest In the course az the market.
they lost no time ln getting out. \ little
stir was created by the announcement
that "a receiver had been appointed for
the Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
railway, especially as the stock dcclined
2 per cent. and tho Consolidated 5s -
per cent. bat tho Consolidated IS and s.
subsequently, advanced JNji2 per cent
ON well authenticated reports That the
road VIII boz rcOrEauizcd 10y J. i. Mortdn
& Co. and that that firm will probably
oncr 10 advance S2I bond ON INC
per cents. deposited with them pendIns
the preparation OF plan Tor lhc re
habilitatiou of the property. All'i VIZ
action or the senate on inc SdliNu'If
matter became known. the bears were
more aggressive and decline OF "a 20
* per cent. cnsucd right throutn the
list. tho market closing "tih at 10,
lowest point Among lhr hiSu i.'u
issues Omaha preferred advanced per
cont while Consolidated Gas and New
York and New Hampshire declined l"li2
rcr cent The weakest stocks IN the
late transactions wore Sugar, Manhattan.
Jersey Central and The Grangers; sugar
t,,,frlf for n 500 Hooking valley Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
TODAY, FRIDAY,
ODD and END sale.
REMNANT SALE.
SmallLOts Hosiery.

25 pairs Ladies' Fast-Black. Full Seam,
less Double Heel and Toe, klOoed
Wool Hose. 0or 25c. pair.
Ladies' Full Regular Imported Terms
dorf Dye 39c. Hose. In fancy loot pay,
terms. black and tan. in both Isle ana
cotton, for 25c. pair. ~,
Ladies Fast-Color Black and Tan Hose.
fun seamless. double heel ana toe' io'
l0c pair. 49,.
q pairs Mems Unbleached Canton ran
mel Drawers. worth sc. pair. Tor l'c'
pair.
Mems White Unlaundered Shirts, maze
of good muslin and full length BOSOM
worth 40c. for 2Sc. each.
70 pairs Childs' Fine Rib. Fast-blacA
Hose. 3-4c. pair.
$50 pairs Boys and Girls Full Seamless;
Fast-Color Tan Hose. double heel ana
toe fine rib. l0c. pair.
~ pairs Boys and Girls Fast Rack,
Full Regular Imported Hermsdorf-Dyee
Hose. tine rib double knee. heel ana
toe for lie. pair
l. pairs Chllds' Striped Hose, full regu-
lar. double heel and toe. regular l'c'
kind, for SC. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
AT White Goods Counter.

Remnants OF and &C. Corded Muslin
and Dimitles. containing 10 10 yards
yard for .................... ........[ '-oc.
Remnants OF White Corded p. X. any
quantity from ! to yards. a yard
for ........t t----.-s .-..-t ....''''' ~
Remnants OF Linen. best 10 l-3c. quality
for. ......-t.. ..---- 't.-'.''- 90 4. 80 N
Remnants of Sheer Joe. Satin-StIlpe
Muslin. containing ! 20 10 yards. q
yard for ..........- .-.--..... ...--.9 '-9-'
Remnants OF c and Sc. india L!non. con-
tanning ] TO yards. yard tof..a 70
About 200 remnants of Assorted Nhiie
Goods OF better grade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Art Goods and Linens.

IL Colored Denlms. squares stamped lc'
each. -. 20 oach
2 remnants of Colored Denims' oC; e"T"'
pieces of Cotton Fringe DC. quaHly' IT,
r. Duck Squares, embroidered In blue,
yellow and red wash thread l--ihch
II buck Table Covers. i-yard square
tinted In different designs, I've. eau.
Tinted and Embroidered l"o'e O0'''''
&c. value for Doc. each 40 ,.,rds
r Tinsel Crepe Lambrequins, IL yarus
Il J9nanese Crepe Picture and Chair
Tidiss with silk tassels, lOc: -,,,.
2 T.arge-Size Feather-Fllled fl!s0W7' =, IN
covered and with deep rulAes' ''''
6snim pillows. embroidered IN goIu
tbread. with deep RULES, 5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
NV YORK PRODr-CE MARKET


NEW YORK. Feb. 2J.-FLOUR-Q
easy, and unchanged. Southern hout
uuil easy, ana unchanged.
WHEAT-Spot market more active for
export and firm, +. o. b., s2l4NS2l2c, un-
graded rel. 5iQ9Oc Options declined
1,N7.c. rallied AQ1%c. closing firm AT
g N#ic. over yesterday. with trading more
active, No. red. February. SlAc.. March,
slHc. April, SOhc. May. eoSc. June
SOc.. July 7s3.c.. September. 76hc.
CORN-Spot dun and hrmer, No 2
29c.. elevator 300. ahOat. Options were
dull and closed firm al &c. advance. Feb
ruary. pc. May, 2JSic.. July Bic.
OAIS-SpOt dun and steady. options
dull and firm. February. 2li2c.; May
2liac. Spot prices. No 2. 2li2ci No
white, 23l9c.. mixed western. 2OQ23c.
HAY-Prime steady. shipping. Jo4
57i4c.; good to choice. 72i4N77l4c.
HIDES-Firm, I'm fair demand, and UNI
Moderately active. firm. and
unchanged.
BEEF-steady and quiet: family. $500
N1OjO, extra mess. S1OOpSO0. beef hams
strong and I'm moderate demand AZ Sle.uu
as %; ticrcod beef dun and steady; city
extra. India mess. Sl30O0l32J
CUT MEATS-Firm and I'm better de-
mand picked bellies $50; shoulders
S1.1JN5.OO. hams. s. -5nauu.
LARD-Firm and quiet, western steam,
$50: city $3.50; May S431, nominal
Refined dull. continent, Sl.4': SCUM
n
TORk-Stcadv and moderately active
new mess, s. 2JNS.1J.
BUTTER-Fancy in moderate dem md
state dairy. 10H1Sc. do. creamery, l"4
$50. Elgins, l9c.
EGGS-ln moderate demand and un-
changed: state and Pennsylvania lIi2c.;
ice-house. case S2O00&.7J; western. fresh
lie: southern 1GUiGHc. lined. l31lNsc
COTTON-SEED OIIe-Quiot, and firm
crude. 2O02Oiqc yellow prime. 23i2u2ic.
ROSIN-S Steady; strained common 10
good, Sl.70
TrRPENTINE-Quio M oSi5Q29c.
IICE-In good demand and firm. do
nestle fair 10 extra 3's06c; Japan,
4iLc.
MOLASSES- Steady, moderately active.
and unchanged
PEANUTS quiet; fancy hand-picked,
3L03aic.
COFFEE- Steady AZ lO0l5 points up
March S9OJN91O. April. S913. May.
9150920. July. 50 go; August. $3.50. Sep
tember 50 2jN93O. November. $500; De
ccmler. Sg2OU93J. Spot Rio duh and
steady: No T. S9G2ia
SUGAR-Raw firm and in fair demand;
fair refining, 27sc Refined easier ana
Quiet: off A. . 1j-1GQ4 Lie. standard
a. 4asc.. cut-loaf, &C.; crushed. &c. gfann-
lated Axe.
FREIGHTS no IIVERPOOL-Market
quiet and steady; cotton. by steamer
nc. per 100 pounds; grain. by steamer
$50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Rumpled Muslin Underwear.

Ladies' Extra-Lonc Cambria Chemisc.
Valenciennes lace for ............... sac.
3 ladies' Fine 81 Muslin Gowns. En-
pre- styles .-.-...-...--.--.....t.. .o'c.
5 Ladies DC. Corset Covers. square neck.
tIlif query sFssssssssstafs sfssssst tlhi'.
10 Ladies' Large 25c. Null Aprons. fancy
embroidered scallops .............i2 i-oc.
pairs Ladies' Heavy Muslin f9c. Draw
ers with wide hemstltched hem and
fucks .....--. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c. palft
10. Ladies' DC Corset Covers. high and
low neck, nicely made ................l 0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
On Second Floor,

About 500 yards. IN pieces IL TO 10
wards Pure Linen Scrim, for curtains
and fancy work open work. plain and
fancy colors. costing upwards OF &c.
,,qrd for ...... ...........6 lie. yard.
76 Fringed and Unfringed window
shades. all spring rollers, complete.
hardly two alike. some worth 70 and
Csc, for ....., .....-.......s..'.- 's.''. i'-'
II Chenille Table Covers. yards square,
fringed .......- .....'.. .'-. 90 -, ''.-
About 30 Remnants Yard-Wide Floor
Mating all qualities up 70 ooc., pieces
from 3 70 Is yards a yard for.......-s sc.
Finest s. Fur Animal Rugs. lined,
completely. remnant price .........Sls5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
To-Day's Sale OF Black Goods.

About g. yards Of Black All, Wool nix i,,y
Finished Henrietta, the zoe; qua'ilesy s
today. with the odds and ends t,,s me
o Noes of Mohair. with small dots Tue
regular sgc. kind. to-day lsc. ,, ., 90.
Extra Heavy Storm Serge a"-"Oo''
kind. to-day 20. so,tie folds.
oda-and-end price. 10 1-2c. yard. .,,,
n remnants OF Black Goods. tnat so'u
from IS 10 SOC. to-day S9c. yard s,y
10 remnants to sell at 80 and 5ocr To-Day
2-c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Nls<seerY- HW $RtonX
Ready-Made Department.

10 Chlldren's Fancy Eiderdown Cloaks.
both Hight and dark colors. worth from
Zoe. TO Is. o-day................. o.
/ Brocade Velvet s. Cape. to-day. .sAs.
$3.50 Brown Corduroy skirt. fun width
and full lined. to-day ............ .>-.0o.
s Pink and Blue Sc. Eiderdown Dress
ing Sacques to-day ..................Vc.
, Black Figured MOhair $50 skirts.
short length. to-day ...............,sL y.
. $50 Collarettes. one Alaska Seal.
edged with chinchilia. one plush, en-
broidered IN JET and edged with mar
'i' -p-uiy $500. -. 80, ,,e
small lot OF Misses Doc School Waists,
IN gray and white striped hannelleite.
yoke back. fun front. rundown coll
mr. to-day ..-..s...-.. .--.s..sss.. .i"S.
Two Blue 8 Corduroy Waists, one shirt
Waist. one Norfolk. perfect fitting. to-
"hg tssttstss sssfsstss ssstsssss. ...sss-s,'.
One Al-Wool Black and Rcd Plaid 81
Waist bias yoke. adjustable linen coll
lar. to-day ........ ...................s-
Baby Carriage Afghans (s0iled). IN
white eiderdown. embroidered and
edged with angora. were $50, to-
One Ladies' Black Atwood 50 30 Sweat
er. suitable for bicycling ...........s5c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
NEW KOID 10 ALhCffioirY.
MI. Case Derives 1t from Carbon without
Heat.

Before the New York Electrical Society
at Columbia College. Mr. Willard Il. Case
gave a lecture Wednesday night on "Elec-
iricity from Carbon Without Heat" says
the New York sun. For ten years Mr..
Case has been working on this subject,
and his experiments last night showed
the cumulative results Of the work. lie
proved 10 the satisfaction or the electrical
experts present that the potential energy
In carbon can be transmitted into cleo
tricity without heat: that Is without
waste. thereby establishing fact which.
when worked out TO It's conclusion, will
mean the establishment OF new motor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Lots OF Silks.

zoe. quality China silk in brown r,co'
yellow and light green. at.......,,.-.,. loo'
sog olalitv All-Su6 Gauure trepoh'
white ground with pink stripe 20 s'
d4E ......... ...tsttff ff't f' f.t.I
Ai'Sull Ileht Blue FaMic. the Toe. kln1'
$50 quality of Lavender satin D S,,1 ,5,,
Go,rsd with about % yards. TO-DAY 90,
75c. quality White Velyeteen' aooU' zoe e.
wards inplece to-day ...'''''''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Lots of Winter Gloves.

Lot OF Infants White Wool anu DIN
sSc. Mittens. to-day lie. a palr' ,,,,,o,s
r.oy Of Infants White Wool l9c. Mittehs'
= t0-o "a 7 ."dies' and Children's All-Wool
15c. Mittens. to-day Sc a palri, c,o,,es
Lot Of Ladies 2Jc. Fleece-Llheu Dlo'''
al to-day l. lie. PAIR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
EmbrOideries and LaCeS.

200 yards Of l0c, Torchon Lace. to-day
l-fc. a yard. a.,
27-inch Children's Coo. Hemsti'ch SKirt-
ing to-day 81 lie. -,
Il to l4-inch-wide Cream Net Top OIL
entail Lace, to-day 81 lie. ,,
cry. to-day 25c. , c.,.,.,
Embroiderles. open patterns ana cut
ready for use. to-day lac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. Feb.
TLE-Receipts 1900 head; mar
ket drm and 50lOc. higher for some
grades: common TO extra steers, S5oy4
535. stockers ard feeders. >8VOgt -
cows and bulls, Sl.I5fi5tJ' caves So
QG p: Texans. S2250f2j.
HOGs-Receipts 1900 head; market
firm and &C. higher; heavy packing ana
shipping lots. S3450355i3. common 10
choice mixed S3J0n3.10. choice ASSORTED.
81 G5Q3.75; light. $3.1oQ3.'o; pigs S''"ot
sHEEP-Receipts 1000 head: market
firm: inferior TO choice. $1,000 40 lambs
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Small Wares.

10 rolls 25c. Tinted Crepe Papers. outside
slightly soiled ............,. loe'
Loo sheets Finest Toilet Papers wrap
pers slightly torn .......ss'' $500.
r. 4. q. Extract De NiOlette, tops slsn.-
r. & q. Sachet Powder, slightly SOIL
ed ......... .........s- .''''. .f.totr
bottles Lunborg's Extracts wi'h Ssa
5ac boxes Tinted Stationery, boxes
only shop worn .........'..'''''''''''-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-26
Incomplete Assortments OF
Winter Underwear.

Ladies 81 All-wool White Pants sizes
Is and 30. for soc. pair. OIL, NJ, l,.,,,
c5ilJren's 10 and SOC. ATWOOD cray
shirts and Drawers. sizes % to a. Tor
3gc. each. -,t-.. si,o Al
for 33c. 30, ,,,o,,ol Drav,-
Mems 81 Medicated Red Flahhel II d"
ers sizes 80 and 81. for oOc 49,. o,,,.,
e. Fl ilfrsn's I5c. ana 81 Combination SUITS
10. FINEST Atwood Pants, mada 10y
the American Hosiery COMPANY anI
sells everywhere for N'O0 pA'' S'A-'
2s and s., Tor ,Jc. palr'