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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
CAPTURE HIGH AYMEN.
Mr.. JAMES q. TINSLEr TURNS THEM
OPER 10 THE 1UIHORITIES.
Tho Held Up Two Boys at the Point Where
Fife is said to Have Assaulted
Young Lady.

The point on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad near Sanderlin's laundry. where
Joe Fife is charged with attempting to as
sault young lady last Wednesday. was
the scene of bold hold-up yesterday af-
tornoon.
Thanks TO the courage Of Mr.. James c.
I1nsley, treasurer OF the Virginia and
Carolina Chemical Company, the negroes
charged with the crime are now behind
the bars OF Henrico county jail
THE HOLD-UP.
Frank Proifet and Frank Hansford. two
white boys, We're met at the place named
by TWO negroes. who demanded money.
one Of the boys says a pistol was drawn
on them.
The cash the two boys had with them,
fortunately. only amounted 10 ten cents.
The negroes were disguised by their
small reward and gave one Of the boys
severe kicking so he says.
Mr.. Tinsley was riding home through
Highland Park and met Proffet and Hans
ford In company with third young man,
who had Joined them.
They told their story 10 Mr.. Tinsley and
pointed out TWO men about "A quarter OF
a mile distant as the highwaymen. The
third young man had musket which Mr..
Tinsey borrowed and az once started in
pursuit.
THE CAPTURE
lie was not long IN overtaking the ne
cr0es and held them at the point OF the
gun until he could turn them over 20 spe-
cial officer W s. HuXter. who lodged the
nc-r0es in the county tail.
The negroes gave the!r'names as Isaac
Farley and Henry Fox. They are about
tWenty-three years of age.
No arms were discovered on their per-
sons. when arrested.
Mr. Tinsley was very reticent as 10 his
part In the capture and modestly dis
claimed any special bravery on his part.
Had 1t not been for his prompt action.
however. the negroes would probably
never have been captured. or AZ least not
without great deal OF trouble and ex-
Dense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
InLeMell County.

TAZEWELL. Va. July lG.-Speclal-'
Mrs. Crockett Thompson. OF this place,
died here yesterday morning OF typhoid
fever. She leaves husband and several
children TO mourn their loss, two 90
three OF whom are also sick with fever
They have the sympathy OF a large
number OF friends.
William Cox. the negro sentenced here
by the last term OF the County Court to
two years I'm the penitcntiary for house,
breaking WAS taken TO that institution
yesterday by one Of las guards.
The weather here Cor the past few days
has been exceptionally COL i0g The sea-
son OF the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Mound City Track.

sT IOIrIS MO, July T.-Three favor,
"a one second choice and TWO thlrd
choice horses won at the Fair Grounds To-
dsv Jockev Bonner who rode a: Is. g
i'm the third race was indefinitely sus-
nendea for pulling his horse as the nag
fsu Track fast, weather warm. Atteh-
dance 8 500. Summaries;
First race-six and a half furiongs.-
NAV Thompson & 10 lo) frst. Nick car
~, ,Sr' IA to / and Z to p second, Little Bill
Ice leo TO ID third. Time. l;22 IA.
second race-purse. FOR two-year-olGs'
6vs and a half furlongs.-Alionses u.
a. "a ., first. Lucky start Is 10 ana 10
~ second. Tom Lily 90 10 u third. Time
Tbird race-mile and quarter-Belya-
aid : To 3 FIRST. Or. Huger az 20 l and D
10 II second. Gold Band go 20 u th1rd'
Time, 2:l2 IL H.. ...-,... ,r,,,o
Maker IS TO ID first. Gath q TO and TO p
second. Harry Duke u to D third Time
l:l3 81. .... -
10 81 first. Flying Dutchman g TO and
10 p second, Basquil a to ID third. Time.
lac.
sixth race-six furlongs.-utopia % TO :,
first. Montgomery a 10 and ouD second
Imp Sugar 90 10 y third. Time. l:l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
INDEPENDENT CYCLE CLUB.
Programme for he Races Under Its
Auspices NXt Saturday.
A MOST FL0URIsHING ORGANIZATION.
II Originated AID Conducted the IlIurni-
mated Bicycle Parade Here Last August,
Tho Programme and the List Of
fr.Ns FOR the Meet.

WCyclis,s Of Richmond and amusement
lovers SvueIaIy are lC0Elns forward with
Measurable aaucipations 10 next Satur-
uroay. July - the Occasion oeins a biey-
Gle race meet
The Exposition Grounds race tracks
Viii 10 tho scene ci the races. which are
under the Auspices 81 the independent
cycle Club. Ci Richmond.
The races are % begin at Alb O'Clock,
promptly. sud are confidently expected
10 DC the most interesting ever gwen
in Iachmond. or Virginia. this being the
second annual race meet Of the lndcpend-
Ont Cycle club
Although this club IS the youngest or
rarzafion OF the Kind in Richmond. IL
has very cnvaDle record Tor success
gui bicycle events.
HISTORY OF THE CLUB
Tho Independent cycle Club was or
ganizcd on March 18th. 1896. az tho resi-
uru.r of Mr. r. d. Powell No. "a east
Marshall street AZ tho time Of IT'S organ
lzisi0n there were only fix members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
yEW UNIFORM ADOPTED.
The First Regiment Will Hereafter Appear
in Gray Following the 9TH of New York.

The commandants OF the various com
panies OF the First Regiment met last
evening at headquarters at the armory.
with Colonel Jones in the chair. The
meeting was very enthusiastic and har-
monious one. and the new uniform as
recommended by the special committee
and published at the time in detail in the
columns Of The Times was adopted
The new uniform will be made Of gray
cloth after the pattern OF the Seventh
Regiment OF New York and the Fifth
Maryland. with white cross belts and
white shoulder knots. The privstes will
wear shak0s WIN pompons. and the
officers with plumes.
Colonel Jones was appointed a commit
tee OF one 20 receive bids and samples
from manufacturers who are willing 10
supply the uniforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
GOSSdmerS.

Misses Gossamers in small
check, regular price $3.50. To-
morrow, 81.
Ladies' Gossamers-One in
tan mixed and one a gray plaid
former price S.. Choice, CSC.
Ladies Gossamers-made OF
black Cravanette Cloth, a very
attractive and dressy garment,
regular price SI2. Tomorrow,
81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Silks.

Lower prices than YOU VIII see
them again i'll many years.
27-inch Plain Black japanese
Silk, the csc. quality for 4Sc.; the
$50. quality for csc.
White Wash Silks-27 inches
wide, 45c. A; ~ inches wide, $50.
S5c. Evening Shades Plain
Tah'eta. Tomorrow, Csc.
$50 Black MORE Mirror for 75c.
$3.50 Colored MORE Velour,
nc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

Chairman OF the Race Committee)

Chairman Of the Race Committed
Z. etonhrsker g. Brother. value. -.
'rhird prizo-O one cyclometer, from r.
H. Inqcrsoll x Brother New York, value.
second race. quarter mile. open:
First prlzc-On0 silver water set, from
- Buchanan Richmond. value, so.
second prlze-Onc Dresden china tObac-
oo-box. from T. W. Tgnor & Sons, Rich
mond. value SO.
Third prize-One tubular lamp. from
emlth-Courtncy Company; value, So.
Third race. half mile. open.
First prlze-Onc diamond ring, from IN
dcpendent cycle Club. value S25
Second prizo-One pair Morgan
Wright tires. from 4. w. Tienor Sons.
value. $40.
Third prize-One sweater. from the In
dependeait Cycle Club; value So
Fourth race. one mile championship OF
First prize-One medal. from the hide
pendent cycle Club. and one rocker, from
81 a. Jurgcns Son. value. S25.
Second prize-One pipe, from Branch X.
s. ifns value. ~.
Third PRICE one hat from Muscoe Car
mott. value. $50
Fifth race. tWo-milc lap.
First prize silver service. from the In
dependent cycle club, value, Na
second prlze-Oge pair NJ. ". track
trcs from J. T.. Qu4fics, Nn.tc. ~
Third prize-One Hunt saddle, from me
Lunt Manufacturing Company Nalue. e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

D. t,t.~ttAI VALENTINE.
G'rrsi1eni of tht Independent Cycle CiubJ
compost. lae lob. including ne t9iioW-
inc officers - ". Selden. President;
D. b. Nsvncld vice. President and Cap
tain. r. II. Powell. Secretary and Treas
urer. and J. H. Binfof :, Peay. Bugler
Tie Young gentlemen engaged quarters
90 sif north Third street. hat the member
ship Increased with such phenomenal
Ialldity that in an exceedingly short time
lf was apparent that more commoulOus
aunrtmenfs would have 90 be procured.
and the present handsome club house al
1910 west Broad was selected. II IS sll,
uatcd directly opposite tho Richmond
college. and more desirable site ior
club house could not possibly nave De"
secured. 10 being situated on the
western outskirts of the city,
on an elevated position. and hav-
ing large and beautiful lawn attach
3D. The members have converted the
lawn into "A nrst-class tennis court Inc
club house has within the past month
undergone thorough remodeling and is
nt present an ideal club house, every
facility in the way OF games. library. etc,
hniu- provided for the entertainment OF
tire members. The membership continues
ro steadily Increase and Al every meeting
az the club "a number Of applications lot
membership are acted upon. The cluo
does not C0nfne itself strictly 10 cycllnB,
bat the social feature Of the club IS one
.1 which great pride IS taken. and there
is also a sleo and mandolin club connected
With 90 ,,..,,r-
40 cycle club I'm this State has done
moro 20 advance interest in all matters
pertaining 20 cycling than the lndepen-
dent cycle club II was the Independent
cycle club that originated and success
fully consummatcd tho Illuminated Bicy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Wrappers.

7 Ladies Lawn and Dimity
House Wrappers, regular price
SIPS and $3.50 each. There being
only small sizes left, they go at
soc.
Ladies' Organdie and Dimity
Wrappers, handsomely trimmed
in ribbon and lace, former price
81. 81. so and S.. 90. Choice to-
morrow, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Wash Dress Fabrics.

A great cut in prices for Mon
day.
All the I215c. Persian Stripe
Grass Lawns. Tomorrow SC.
All the I215c. Batistc, navy
grounds with white figures. To-
morrow SC.
All the I21lc. Striped and Fig
ured Lawns. Tomorrow sc.
$50. Imported Lappet Mulls.
Tomorrow I21zc.
4oc. White Pique, with tiny
gold dot. Tomorrow 1896.
25c. French Zephyr Ginghams,
S15c.
Best Quality Percales in the
best patterns now sac.
$50. French Organdie in solid
colors. Tomorrow I215c.
THE DELINEATOR for August
will be at the pattern counter to-
morrow. 1t is the best fashion
magazine published, ISc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Fancy Silks.

For Shirt Waists-For Skirts.
4 great sacrifice to close them out.
If You have any use for silks you
will buy them now.
1878 and S5c. Fancy Silks for
SOC.
81 and SIPS Fancy Silk for soc.
SIPS, 1855 and $3.50 Fancy
Silks for 69c.
Sis, $3.50 and $500 Fancy
Silks tor zQc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
The Prices Go Down
Again for Tomorrow.

The values grow greater the stock grows less The entire
stock Of THE FOUROUREAN-PRICE co. must now be sold
out We have been through the stock and marked much of down
AGAIN Tomorrow the values will be greater than will probably
ever see again. Read every temyou cannot afford to miss
sing lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

closed out at Is cents on the dol
lar. 1t will pay you to buy one
for next fall.
Best six Column Radiators. all nickel
plated will heat a Soom l5xl5. were -.
selling out price 1875.
Best 4-Column Radiators, have burn
ers, were slss. now SIS.
Best Two Burner Gas Cooking
Stoves, has double cut burners and
burns perfect blue hame-a great
gas saver-regular $500 value,
now 9S cents.
Large Size Best Russian Iron Ovens. al
ways sold for $3.50. for $l.S.
Steel Garden Spades. with extra long
polished wood handles. regular lsc. value
FOR Sc. each
Domestic Securing Soap. better than
Sapolio. large sc. bars, special MONDAY
sale, six bars for lie.
200 Extra Heavy Best Block
Tin Steel Preserving Kettles,
full 3-quart size, worth I9 cents.
for s cents each.
Japanned Tea Trays. fun li-inch size.
always l9c., now &C..
Full Size Best Quality Granite Iron
Buckets. with cover. always Soc, now lsc.
Cuspadores, can't break, worth 2oc.. for
o..
Extra Large i0-quart Granite Iron Pals.
fully worth 81 y. selling out price t5c.
Best Quality Black Sheet Iron Roastins
Pans. all sizes. that sold up to soc., Tor
&C. choice.
20 fun size Parlor Brooms, times sew
ed, to be closed out for Sc. each.
Balance of our stock of the
World Renowned Quincy Refrlge-
rators will be closed out at less
than Manufacturer cost.
Extra Large Double Door Refrgerators:
will hold 10 pounds OF ice 10 be closed
out for $3.50.
Smaller Size. with best porcelain lined
water cooler. for $l95.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

r.. G.. CULLEN. Secretary.
Gle Parade held I'm this city October Is,
1Sef. in which more bicyclists participated
than On any other event of it's kind ever
held in this city. and FOR which this cluD
received we'll bestowed praise. The In
dependent cycle Club was also the pro-
rn1ter u the ten-mile race, held July -,
1N45. in which race All records OF the South
for the distance were broken, and 20 this
dav Mr. j. ~ TignOr holds the record Tor
ten miles which he made IN this race.
The present officers of the club are the
following gentlemen: ~,
President. T.. e.. Valentine, Vice Presi-
fr-t. -. s. Buchanan. Secretary. X. c.
Ci,len. Treasurer. J. II. Il. Peay; Cap
tain F. w. Tower. First Lieutenant, +.
81 Edwards Second Lieutenant Gray
Weber and Pucler r.. III. Mayheld.
The club meets ON the first Monday Of
each month. and holds runs every Mon
day and Thursday nights.
PROGRAMME AND PRIZES.
The programme of races for Saturday
next and the prizes 20 be awarded have
been arrange by the Race ComSittee, as
follows.
FYrst race. one mile. novice:
First prize-Pair NJ. q w. tires from
MORGAN q Wright. Chicago, value, $40.
Second prze-f. NJ. saddle, from j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
j. M. FOURQURBAN, ReC'r.

miles from Richmond, and arrangements
have been made by which delegates can
come TO the city over the railroads at re
duced rates. and Mr.. w. ID. Sutherland
will have cOnveyances TO leave the Re
ligious Herald office each morning of the
session of three DAYS at 100 O'Clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Table Covers.

Brocatelle, Damask and Derby
Satin-all o. size.
The sI.5o grade sT.oo.
The $500 grade Sr.25.
The $3.50 grade 81 SO.
The SI.25 Chenille 63c.
Silk Curtains, Velour Curtains,
Tapestry Curtains, all reduced TO
close out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF H0USEFURNlSHlNGS
In the Basement Of The FoURQREANPRCE CO.
Down Go the Prices!
In the Basement Of The F0URQUREAN.PRICE Co.
Every day the imperative necessity of quick SELLING OUT
ows more pressing Every thing MUST BE SOLD.
Si2 HaviIand China Tea Sets

$f2 HaviIand China Tea Sets
for $500.
Real Haviland China Tea Sets. full a
pieces. finely decorated and real gold
trimmed. actually worth 81. special for
Monday s. complete.
Real Carlsbad China Tea Sets. entirely
new shapes. handsomely decorated and
gold edges. regular $3.50 sets for 1888 com
ylete
Handsomely Decorated Limogs China
After Dinner and Chocolate Cups and Sau-
GERS. worth up to ST. for DC. choice
Limoge China Cracker Jars. richly dec
Grated. always sold for sea-, now CSC.
choice.
Our entire stock Of Decorated
Real English China TO be sold
Monday at rs cents on the dollar.
200 Decorated Real English China Indi-
vidual Butter Plates. worth Coo. dozen.
for L.. each.
Full size Decorated Best English China
Tea Pots. regular s5c. value for 29c:
Genuine Wedgewood China Dinner
Plates. nicely decorated. actually worth
s. dozen as long as they last &c. each.
100 Full Size Meat Plates real English
China. nicely decorated. actually worth
80 and 69,., for 25c.. choice
50 Extra Large Ham and Meat Dishes.
actually worth up TO $i.50 for 55c.. choice.
Fine Decorated Real China Condensed
MIX Jars. with tops, actually worth 81.
for i9c
Genuine Rattan Seat Porch or
Sewing Rockers, full size, extra
strongly made and nicely fin
ished, regular $I.25 Rockers for
So cents.
30 dozen Cold Tea Goblets made OF best
flint glass. extra strong. fully worth Coo.
a dozen. for Mondays sale six for l9c-
Large Covered Berry Bowls on Stands.
made Of clear crystal glass, always sold
for Soc. now l9c.
$40 Best Quality stone Jars for picking
ana preserving, all sizes at lie. per
gallon.
Our entire stock of Radiators
and Gas Heating Stoves TO be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
The Lutte Men Play Ball.

The Little Men. under the direction OF
Professor Sammy Crowder Will play the
game according 10 the rules at the Acad-
envy OF Music all this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
TOWeHinS.

Fire Huck Towelling, IS and
20 inches wide, regular price 1876
and 2oc. yard. Tomorrow I214c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
White Goods

Some great values to close out
the goods. You will never get
them again at these prices after
these are gone.
37-inch Fine Sheer White Dim
tiles in stripes and checks-regu
lar price so. IS, 371s and 4oc. a
yard. Choice tomorrow 2oc.
Fine Sheer White Dimities that
sold at IS, 1875, and zoe. yard.
Choice tomorrow Ioc.
32-inch Fine Colored French
Dimities-light green, red, corn,
lavender and light tan-regular
price 25c, yard. TO morrow Ioc.
Fine Soft Finish English Main
sock, especially desirable for
ladies underwear, regular price
30, As and soc. yard. All in one
lot tomorrow at 25c. yard.
The regular zoe. English Main
sock. Tomorrow I5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Quilts.
vaInc IN Fine Ouilts.

A great value III Fine Quilts.
Extra Large and Extra Fine
Marseilles Quilts, regular price
S. Tomorrow. s.. 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Lace Curtains.

Enormous reductions to close
them out.
Nottinghams, Irish Point, Brus-
sells Net, White, Ecru. You can
buy them tomorrow at prices you
will appreciate.
Silk Lambrequins, in yellow and
rose, knotted silk fringe, beauti-
fully embroidered-former price
$500. Tomorrow S2.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
The Dover Association.

The Dover Baptist Association will meet
AZ Walnut Grove church on Tuesday.
July y0th. This church u some eixht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
LdCeS.

Crochet and Embroidered Laces
in white and cream, width from I
to ? inches-former price I215 to
csc. yard. Choice tomorrow sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
RuChingS.

IS. so and Coo. Ruchings.
Choice tomorrow SC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Linens.

Fine All-Linen Damask Tea
Cloths, size 5ox3o inches, regular
price 43c. Tomorrow 25c.
Fine All-Linen Damask Tea
Cloths with fringe, size 56x36
inches, regular price Csc. To-
morrow 4Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Extra Special.

Real Clifton" China Dinner Sets, with
pretty violet decorations and gold trim
med handles. 100 pieces. fully guaranteed
not to craze. regular $3.50 sets, reduced
now TO s6.S complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Full Size Wine Glasses, pretty
frosty pattern, actually worth
soc. a dozen. Special now, set
of six for q cents.
5000 Pictures for 81. so.

5000 Pictures for $3.50.
Taper's Finest Colored Photographers.
handsomely framed in finest white enam-
eled and FURNISHED gilt frames. fun size.
for over mantels, real s. value, for S.50
choice.
Parlor Gas Globes. handsomely emboss-
Ell. actually worth 9Sc.. selling out price
&c.
Handsomely Decorated Berry Sets. real
German China and stipled gold trimmed.
regular worth SIS, now 39c. set.
ltg real China Mustard Pots. prettily
decorated and stippled gold handles, full
size with China mustard spoon, for &c.
always sold al sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
French Val. LaCeS.

Great reduction in all grades for
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18

Germantown Wool I215c. hank
Dennison's Crepe Paper. To
morrow &c. roll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
200 Feet Heavy Wire Wrapped
3-PIy Garden Hose. to be closed
out at q ga cents per foot.

go feet Extra Quality 4-ply Wire Wrap
ped Garden Hose. fun guaranteed not TO
leak or break. regular lie. quality, for
l-2c. per foot.
Best Brass MOBILES, always sell for sc,
now Sc.
6 Fine Austrian China Dinner
Sets, handsomely decorated in
beautiful floral designs, full 100
pieces-lully worth S22.oo-the
entire set now $1,000, complete.
1oO-piece Real China Dinner Sets. hand
sOmely decorated in blue and gold. would
be cheap at $40. special for Mondays sale.
$3.50 complete.
Finest Haviland China Dinner Sets. with
Haviland's most choice decorations. regu-
lar SIS Sets now $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
MOSQUITO Net.

Eight yards to piece-colors
white, black, lemon, pink-regular
price soc. piece-now size.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Draperies.

X, 1855, and 2oc. Silkoline.
Tomorrow sc.
121zc. Tinsel Crepe Draperies.
Tomorrow S15c.
12IIc. Curtain Scrim. To-mor-
row 64c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Hdndk

Ladies All-Linen Mourning
Embroidered handkerchieis, regu-
lar price 25c. Tomorrow, I5c.
81 and sI.25 Mourning En-
broidered Handkerchiefs. To-
morrow, 49c.
Lace Parasol Covers that sold at
s.. so, for 81. so.
Is and $50. Infants Caps for SC.
$3.50, Sis, 81, S2.25 Ladies
Shirt Waists. 75c.
75c. Chiffon in Nile, lavender,
olive and blue for soc.
soc. Fans for zoe.
25c. Fancy Betting for sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Grenadines.

Navy Blue Six Grenadine,
with colored floral design, regular
price SG.oo a yard. Tomorrow,
4Sc.
Grenadine Suit Patterns-SIS
kind for Sro.75; SI4.5o for SITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
Kid Gloves.

Ladies I2-button length Even
ing Gloves that sold at s. and
s.. 50 a pair. Choice tomorrow,
4Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-20
A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Numerous Building Contracts Vii
Soon Be Let.
JUDGE WEST DENIED AN INJUNCTION
Justice Dowicn WIN Now File Quo
Wnrrnnto Procccdtnas-lutcre
iup Land suit ON Trial.

beaumont. Texas, May 19.--withtn thirty
days the ring of the trowcl in harmony
with cheerful voices Of employed brick ma
sons and hod carricds will be making
music on the business thoroughfaros Of
Beaumont that win gladden. tho heart of
every citizen who wants to eco the Queen
OF the Ncchcs don metropolitan attire. In
~ days older four handsome brick busl-
ness houses will be In course OF construc-
ton, and II may be six. Today The Post
correspondent was Informed that Mcssrs,
John n. Gilbert and NJ, Goodncr. owners
of Joining lots on Crockett street. had let
that will front more than 400 feet on
Crockett street and run back to tho rail-
road right of way. This contract was let
10 Mcknight Bros. of Hallettsvillc, and
work on tho buildings Ia to begin MS soon
Rs possible. Miss Jeanette Stcnslo has ro-
ceived aud opened bids for n three story
brick building TO be erected on Pearl
street next 20 the First National bank
building. The contract for this building
win be let this week. MIR. W, W. Kyle has
plans for three stcrv brick building that
viii 10 erected on Main street in the roar
81 the Kyle brick block and says he will
let the contract In fcw days. These
buildings are all certa,n,ies and Will be
In course OF construction about the same
time, but there are others perspective Mrs,
a. h. Caswell owns two business lots on
Crockett street on which she proposes
building rs soon as arrangements are per
fcctod. and there Is talk Of u large brick
going uu on Pearl street south of tho rail
road track. a four story brick hotel is also
prospective, hut with continued building
activity in the residence district the new
bricks In the business center Will he snf-
iicient to guarantee Beaumont busy sum
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