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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

class will take FOR its study the textbook
"Christ Among Men a..
Tho pastor Of I.aurel-Strcot Methodist
church, Rev. r. j. Taylor. VIII occupy
his pulpit both morning and night. sub
ioct az II A. NJ: How TO Secure God
Love- al p. NJ: "An Unanswerable
Question" Epworth League meets al
7.i5 T. NJ
sunday being day set apart for inter-
cesslon in behalf OF the Sunday-sehoois
Of che Episcopal churches in the Ohl'eu
States. there will be special services at
Christ church and mission.
AZ Christ church Holy Communion VIII
be administered to Sunday-school WORKERS
at 10 4. VI. Sermon on Sunday-schoois ~
n A. NJ. and a mass-mccting, addressed
bv Mr. Spott j. Allen and Mr.. W. {. Bent
les, at J.. N.
At the Chapel OF the ReGeemer, on
Chelsea I'LL n mass-mcetng VIII nc
addressed al $3.50 T.. NJ by Mr. +. {. kui-
I'm and MIR. j. J.. Creery. All are coraiahy
invited.
Rev Gus W. Dyer will occupy his pull
p.t to-day morning ana nlshI SUI
feet at night. "'rho Apology OF '"o
Church Cordial welcome 20 all.
Next TUESDAY night az 3 o'clock in the
nov urinary sunday-school room or
IHgh-strcet church. q concert VIII DC
Given for the benefit Of the building fund.
Mr. J. Harvey simpson. Of Richmond.
and Mcssrs. Horace and Willie Gill; OF
Norfolk. will take part
No. 1 north Seventh street near Main
Mrs. r.. D.. Glover viii speak al the
Sunday afternoon meeting az 8 CLOCK
also DE- r. Runyon az night O'Clock
Rev. J. Courtney Jones, rector OF Christ
church Allwood. Va. will preach at
tho Monumental church to-day at II A..
NJ. and =. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

bought O. small line in cleveland, but by
hIs extraordinary energy and ability I'm
q short time Objected a consolidation of
all the roads ln that city, his home lie
is tho street railway king of Cleveland.
and one of its most popular citizens, his
equitable treatment of his employees being
at The bottom of This reputation.
Ili- street car rail developed rapidly and
in 1884 Doc formed the Johnson Company
of Jamestown. Pa, one OF the largest
steel plants in Pennsylvania, and outside
of the steel Trust lie also controls now
au immense plant near Cleveland.
'icny Georges Progress and Poverty
gave 90 twist 10 his career that nothing
has affected. When ne read it first he
was ost0mdod at It's arguments, yet
fearful of accepting them. Therefore
Dee turned the book over to his lawyer
and demanded an unbiased opinion on
10. Tho sceptical lawyer was converted,
reported flvorbly, and from that hour
Tom Johnson has been the stoutest ally
OF Henry George and his single tax the
orlcs. lie always was a free trader Of
the most unCompromising type.
HIS CONGRESSIONAL CAREER.
Mr. Johnson was nominated for Con-
gross in lS,S in "a strong Republican dis
tr.ct and ast0nished politicians by mar
rowlv missing election. lie was success
m in 1890. and again SIN 1892 but was
defeated ln 1884, During his first term
DIE was q member of The committee on
the District Of Columbia Tax Assess
monts and embodied in his report his
views on single taE. The report was
distributed by hundreds of thousands.
In the Fifty-seCond Congress ne and
i've other member delivered as speeches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Ladies' MackintOshes.

This spring we closed out the
stock Of over 5000 garments from
the Vendome Rubber Company.
which cost us just one-half the
actual cost to make. During the
spring we only sold half Of them and
our careful search through stock to
prepare for our removal sale causes
US 10 place these on sale at extra
ordinary prices.
Lot 1 contains Light Fancy Mackin-
toshes. meaning cloth with rubber
back. These cost St.J0 20 81 80 7,C
10 make. sale price immune. To-
Lot contains Fancy NavyBlue Mack
intoshes, long military cape > short
ruffle capcs around collar pockets and
finished ~ prcttily as any 50 nOC
macintosh. Sale price ........ w.
Lot 3 contains the greater portion Of
the stock both Escape and single-cape.
dark colors, checks, etc. Sale CT 10
price .....-.. s.+............ %'p
Lot IS the highest grade MaclSin-
toshes made in America, being line
black ana blue scrges. some with
chaneeable tancta silk lined. cost
upwards Of So and SO Sale So EO
price ........ ....... ........ V~'OO
These garments are guaranteed
perfect in every respect and so far
superior to any garment you could
buy for the price that you will be de-
lighted when you see them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Ribbons.

fully 4 inches wide, colorS of Blue,
Pink, Magenta, Navy, Red, Green,
Corn, Violet. can be sold for I21Ic.
A yard; but it's not the low price of
silk that does it, but the removal
sale.
Here's 60 pieces Of Fancy Ribbon. 1
inches wide. bought within the last
month TO sell for 15c. Tomorrow they
go IN the Removal Sale. per 70
yatd .'...... ...... ............ D.
2lO pieces OF Finest All-Slk Fancy
Military and Dress Ribbons, per EOC
yard. -Jc. ana .................. OON
The finest OF silk Chiffon. every 6-c
color now In stock, per yard.... VOS
Thousands OF yards OF White Cam
brio. fully one yard wide, per Ec
yaru '..'.. ..''.' .............. u
English Long Cloth, per re
yard ........ .....-....-...... OS~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

The store just above Mr.. Binswanger
IS occupied by Messrs. Jacobs d Levy,
dealers I'm furnishing goods and notions.
Mr.. Levy said he did not apprehend any
serious loss. the only damage he feared
being from smoke.
Nressrs. Sydnor q Hundley. the furnl-.
ture dealers. occupy the building next
below Mr.. Binswanger's. Mr.. Sydnor said
that he had a great deal Of furniture
stored in his cellar. and was afraid that
the water would get through from the
flooded cellar and damage his stock. lie
also said that he had much costly mahog-
any furniture I'm the rooms above, which
would probably be damaged by smoke.
What his loss would be he could not esti-
mate.
The fire was n most exciting one on
account Of the mishap which befell the
two flremen, and also because good deal
OF benzine IS stored in the cellar, and
an explosion was by no means improoa-
bic.
SO serious did the fire appear at first
that after the other apparatus had ar
rived the chief turned in the special call
of 81. which brought out reserve engine
No. Z, but the engine was not needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
To Dedicate n Church.

Very Rev Father Teamey has gone
ON a visit TO Harper's Ferry to attend the
dedication Of the new church erected
there. The church will be dedicated to-
day by the Right Rev. Bishop Van De
Vyver, who will be assisted by Rev.
Father O'Ferrall as celebrant and Very
Rev. Fathers Tearney and Bowler as as
sstants Rev. Father O'Reilly will be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Ato8c
Innings.

Look at the price of the following
Innings, and we are sure no one else
will fill your lining orders:
Jean Waist Innings. sc. a yard.
Slate Percaline, soft finish, l-2c.
yard
3g-inch Rustling Taneta. 71-2c. a yard.
Plain CrinOline DC. a yard.
Black canvas, Sc. n yard.
Black Linen Canvas, II lie. a yard.
Imitation Hair Cloth. 10c a yard.
Paris Dress Facing. u he a yard.
Fancy Black Back Sateen. lie a yard.
COrdelle. tho new lining. 19c. a yard.
Black French Hair Cloth. 19c. yard.
Nubian Fast Black Percalne Zoe. a yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
nnrirln Of SLAVERY >

The historian. Captain NJ. W. Halle
wood will read at Pickett Camp to-mor-
row night an essay on the "Origin OF
Slavery"
Captain Lakewood has deeply studied
the subject, and proves boy historical facts
that slavery was first introduced IN the
New England States, and not I'm the
south as has been pors-stonty claimed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
NJ CnYert's Condition.

The condition OF Mr.. George Covert Of
Brooklyn. who is now at the Retreat for
the Sick continues TO improve. His wife.
nephew. and partner, who are staying at
the Jefferson Hotel. are with him daily.
and st is thought that he Will be able I'm
the course OF q few days TO leave for his
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
PREPARING Remove Our Mammoth Ste Corner Foushe and Broad Streets

With every pair OF Lace Curtains we
will sell one pole, brass ends, nc
rings ana brackets for........
White Curtain Muslin. double width,
gold and tan square dots, cost up
price ... .. 80 D.. ...... sc
600 yards OF Curtain Net. by tho yard,
Just about half price.
25c; Curtain Net. taped Toic
edge ......,. ......s ......'..
Genuine Madras Draperys double IOf
fold, per yard .....so....,,... 'SS
Yard-wide Printed Burlap. for Sc
curtains or covering, per yard. w
25c. Double-Facod Canton Flannel,
for curtains or covering, now tofc
per YARD .......'........s.ss. '~s~
Crinklos Crepe Drapory. chrysanthcmum
pattern, original price I2iac. DC
Closing-out price ........"... OSS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Colored MORE Velour

Brown. Olive and Plum, IN best ilnish
ana quality. suitable for separate
skirts, never sold for less than O2C
Sl2j, at 90. ..........''.''''''''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Lace Curtains,

the sale of which commences this
morning, which must, from the
nature of the offerings, create a pos
tive sensation amongst houSetur-
nisherS. Every pair is to be sold
with the privilege Of comparing
them, and if you find anything to
compare with them at the price
bring them back and we will refund
the money.
Real Swiss Tambour Curtains. Irish
point patterns, sold upwards Cd 90
Of 81. Sale price ............ ~O'~|
Pattern 9O72. OF which we have 300
pairs, are nearly IL yards wide and
yards LONG. extra heavy. thrce-thread
Lace Curtains. and worth s. $50
pair. Sale price ...............
Some 500 pairs Fine Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 3i3 10 yards long and IA
TO ~ yards wide. tapped all round.
Scotch Depure and Fern pat CI -
terms. Sale price ........... -
Something like 400 pairs OF the Finest
Net Curtains Brussels pattern, pure
white and ecru, some nearly = yards
wide and - 10 yards long. CO IN
To be closed out, per pair. ~~'C~
Our entire surplus stock OF Lace cur
tains, tdped all round. ~ 10 3 yards
long costing up 10 5Jc. Sale ono
price per pair ........s..-...... OP~
Upwards OF 30 pairs Of Exquisite Novel
" Curtains, that cost up TO e, nn
$3.50, will be sold, per pair. ~O'Sv
4-yard Real TambOur Curtains, oIabo-
rate Irish point patterns, In SIO On
two lots, SOS and.......... PiV'OV
Remember by pair we mean strips
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Taffeta Barres and Plaid Silks

TXfrome NOveltIes IN striped auu pIss,I''
effects, dark and light colors' ss si.'.',
Cor etrect and evening wear. Roman
ana Scotch cnecs. would be OSC
bargain at $Lzj, ~ ...........'...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Black Brocaded Satins
. .0.3C

This seasons most advanced ana
choicest patterns, pure bright silks OF
extra heavy Quality-Other stores
would consider a bargain at O2C
iJC. ...... .s.s.....s.s.ss.sssssfss ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Silks.

A special lot Of 70 pieces, bought
at private sale from one of the best
Domestic manufacturers to 20 on
sale Monday at prices that will create
a furry in Richmond Silk circles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Mr.. nethel's Bond.

Nh John S. Bethel, the newly-appoint-
al Collector OF Customs. will have his
bond ready tO send 10 Washington Tor
approval early this week.
Mr. Bethel has decided ON no other APP
pointments than that Of Mr.. Frank
Murphy. for chief deputy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Forty Bales OF
Bed Comforts

are heaped up here ready for selling.
single-Bed Comforts, turkey rsd Ioc
lined ........ ..................
Fine Cotton-Filed Twilled Covered
Comforts, light blue. pinks 81 DE-
and red Sale price......... ~~O
. bales Of French Saline Covered Com
forts, fancy stitched. lined with solid
pink blue and white, and filed with
the sOftest of cotton; bought CT En
TO sell at $3.50. Sale price,. Vh'CH
Eiderdown Quilts. covered both sides
French Saline. with the touch OF SILK
usual price 50. Sale 8 so
price ......... .............. +C|
If we could always buy BLANK
ETS to sell at our present removal
sale prices and make a profit we
could control the trade of the South.
There are 2I cases packed in a store
house near our saleSrOom to go on
sale this week.
Algerian Wrapper Blankets. light
stripes fancy borders, for making
wrappers or covering, at the re- lOC
markable price OF .............. OE~
Smooth-Woven Gray and White Blank
cts. red and blue borders, clos IOC
ing out, each ................... =
Heavy Nappy Gray Wool Blankets. bet
ter than our regular $3.50 60 On
kinds. Sale price ...........
Finest California Wool Crib Blankets.
mussed and rumpled through CT IN
the rush OF the removal sale. VIZ"
Chic Wool Crib Blankets, CT or
largest size ...-.....-....-.- ~A'~C
Soft. Fleecy Crib Blankets. size
3Ox4O; have been 7jc. Sale rOC
price ............ .............. 0VS
A case Of s. III Mansfield White Silk
Bound Blankets are 10 be CO IN
sold out, per pair ........... %O'OI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
We have ready
Ladies' Fall Waists

at such prices as no other store in
town can match.
Dress Skirts Of Dark Cashmerettes. ny
front. gathered yokes, dress EOC
shades ......-. ..............'. -
Fancy silk Waists, black and white,
brown and white and green. lined
and b0ned ready for wear. CT IN
Sale price ......... ......... ~''CN
Usual Sll9 Black Brocaded SKIRTS
ready to wear, lined all through, 6OC
velvet bound ................... WV
There are here Ladies TGilOr-Made
suits. solid blue and black REFER and
blazer Jacket, of which We
have not all sizes. Per Co cO
suit ......... ...-........... %~'OO
The skirts alone are worth more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Fancy Figured Taffeta

Handsome Patterns IN changeaple coz
or effects, suitable for fancy waists
splendid value for ioc. EOC
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
sAXED THEIR LTVEs.

Their condition was becoming extreme
~ critical when Mr. w. Harry Car
doza. one Of the inspectors Of the Rich
mond Telephone Company, looking
through a rear window saw them. He
was prompt 70 grasp the situation and
AZ once smashed the window letting IN
the fresh air. which undoubtedly saved
the lives Of the men.
Capt Wise. of No. 4 company who was
Informed Of the peril Of the men, immedi-
ately attacked the rear door with an
axe. and cut a hole through which the
imprisoned men were drawn TO safety.
It was some minutes after reaching the
open air before the men We're able 20
walk
While the rescue Of the men was going
on. water was being poured into the cellar
from every available point. and I'm about
thirty minutes after the arrival Of the
department the fire was eXtinguished.
Mr. Blnswanger said after the fire was
over that he had % large stock OF valua-
bile paints and oils stored TN the cellar,
and he was Of the opinion that the insur-
anec carried by him would folly cover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

Our specials at 75c a yard.
46-inch Black Silk Finish Henrietta, OK
ira heavy weight.
46-inch Black English Mohair, very
bright lustre and heavy weight.
50-inch Black Basket CheviOts, fancy
we6yes for separate skirts.
5O-inch Black Cheviot DiagOnals, dull
black and soft finish.
4i-lnch Black French Whip-Cords
43-inch Black German cut cashmere.
5O-inch Black Examine SuitinBs.
5l-inch Black Broadcloths.
Every yard worth sec. and CSC, zEc
at. -. ........................... /0S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Black Taffeta Silks

"a inches wide. heavy quanty, 81 !l,i,ii
all-silk. warranted not 10 slip or pun
bright black, never retailed less S2C
than $lU at ...............'.s'''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Black Gros-Grain Silks

a inches wide, rich and heavy quaAty
bright black. suitable for elegant
dresses. splendid value ordinau- zOC
Is for $l00, at .................''.'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Black Cros. Grain Brocaded Silks,

Handsome Floral Designs. superb
quality and finish. manufactur- EOr
ed 10 sell at 69c. at.............'. OO~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Rich Dress Goods
and Silks

has aggregated 400 pieces, being for
contracts made many months ago.
These are put into the removal sell
ing as fast as received. Details
follow:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

300 pairs Boys Heavy Corduroy Pants,
sizes TO 10 years Per EOC
PAIR ......... ..-.........''''. ~
Some 200 Boys Percale Shirt Waists,
pleats front 3 pleats back, INC
cuffs open. Sale price ........ ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
silk Finish VeIYets

p1ack and an cOlors, Tor dress INN
mings and millinery uses. our lSC
leader at .....................''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
The Stock Of Carpets
and Rugs

now contained in this store is double
that of any former season. People
tell us there is no stock to approach
if on Broad street. There is no
thought of saying that our present
price can be matched, ard this
weeks sale will bring you many
goods which were overlooked in
making preparations for our removal
sale.
soc. Wilton Velvet Carpets, prettiest Of
this seasons selection. Sale SOC
price ........ ....... ..ss.ss.s. -
The finer and more elegant grade are
being sold as follows:
Bigelow Administer, retail price SI1E
is Sl.7J Sale price..........
Hartford Administer. retail SII6
price, Sl.JO. Sale price......
Hartford Body Brussels. retail SIG
price SlGo. Sale prlcc.......
Smiths Finest Moquet Carpets. You
can buy no better III YOU pay ST. zoo
Sale price, per yard. ~
Al-Wool Filled Carpets. plain coli TOO
ors OF green. per yard. .......... ~
The very finest Carpets that are
made in the United States are now
being sold here, and probably for
the first time in Richmond you may
buy exquisite Parlor, Library, Bed
Room and Stair Carpets, with bor-
derS to match, at such low prices.
After many weeks Of toll we have
finally overhauled our entire stock OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

Mr.. Charles Il. King and Miss Mollie c.
Keil both of Richmond, were married
ON the 18Th by Rev. Paul Monzel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN.

At Stvonth-Street Christian church Rev
Geo. =. Rutledge, who filed the pulpit
last Sunday SO very acceptably. will
preach again to-day at il a. VI. and
s. j. NJ. Mr. Rutlcdge had large au-
dience on last Sunday and preached two
very interesting sermons.
His subjects for to-day are particu-
larly interesting and an are invited TO
come and hear what they are.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
A VERY NARROW ESCAPE
TWO FIREMEY OVERCOME BY THE
DENSE SMOKE
While Discharging Their Duty at n Fire
Yesterday Morning -Binswang-
er's store Damaged.

Damage amounting 10 sbout s. w. &C
cordlns TO the estimate 'of tho owner,
broke out about o'clock yesterday morn
Ing in the cellar OF the paint and oil store
Of Mr.. Sol. J. Blnswangcr at 100 east
Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

We were compelled to place ire
mendOus bic orders for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
TWO MEN IN PERIL.


TWO MEN IN PERIL.
For nearly an hour the lines OF the two
street railway companies were blocked,
while tho fircmen fought the blaze, and
an excited crowd throngod the streets.
The excitement attendant upon the occur
renee was added 10 by the fact that two
nrcmon who ycntured into the burning
building were overcome BY smoke and
came near losing their lives.
The fire was first discovered by col
orod porter in Br. Binswangers store,
who saw n cloud OF smoke issuing from
the cellar near the forward por-
ton OF the building. Mr.. S. Pull
liam. the wcll-known insurance man.
also saw the smoke. and made
haste TO go 10 the nearest engine house.
which was that on Broad between Ninth
and Tenth. A messenger was also dis
matched for Mr.. Binswanger. the propri-
ctor OF the store. who was across the
street
The result Of these efforts was that the
two chemical engines We're quickly on the
snot on a still alarm, Chief Fuller ac-
companylng them. As soon as the eXpe-
rienced eve Of the chief saw the lOca-
tion Of the fire he knew that 10 would be
impossible to make the chemical engines
effective. so he at once sent IN an alarm
from box 3l7 which brought out engines
? 4 and 8. and truck No /. and streams
Of water were at once turned into the
cellar from both the front and back
doors.
Meanwhile Mcssrs. Adam stephan. fore
man Of construction Of the Fire Alarm
Department, and w. ]. Lucas,
Of company No 3. entered the ground
floor of the store for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning the location Of the fire. They
made their way through the store amid
the dense smoke TO the back door. which
they found locked. The men turned to go
back. but were overcome by the thick,
pungent clouds Of smoke and fell TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17
Ladies'
Coats and CapeS

so as to have them ready for the
new store, and through error of
shipment, so many of them came in
early that our present Cloak room is
overcrowded, and without boast
your price here will buy a hand
somer or better quality wrap as
same price will buy elsewhere.
300 Circular Cut Plush Capes, Thlbet
trimmed collar black and col0red
lining, cost 50 20 make. Sale CT 90
price .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VispH
Full Sweep Seal Plush Capes. Thibet
trimmed collar double row down front.
black point braided, bought 60 ~
10 sell az s.. Sale price,. $500
Same STYLE Canes. point braided and let
ted silk lined, bought 10 sell G. OO
for $500, for .................... ~O'IV
Empire Back Plush Capes Of exquisite
lu9hty, most perfectly braided
and ana Jet e d g e d. saIeSIO.OO
The Newest so Tailor-made Coats Of the
heaviest smooth cloth Kerseys two
styles collar fasten up or turn over
silk lined front, as handsome a so Coat
as the town Will produce. Black
Navy and Tan. Sale ca 20
price ...... ...................... ~N'ON
Handsome $3.50 Coats Vicuua Cloth
strictly tailOr-made. double stitched
seams. fly front, handsome silk linz
ings, OF red heliotrope. blue. green.
The Coats are Black. NavyCxo 90
and Green. Sale price ...... ~AO'OO
Magnificent SO silk Dress skirts. full
sweep and ready TO wear, made OF
black satin brocade Taneta. So. 90
Sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~'TI
81 Skirt Brocaded Mohairs, pure wool
cloth serge. Navy and Black 5000
Sale price 80. ................ ]~'rc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

lie IS the son Of our esteemed fellow
townsman. Or. c.. W. Jones. and is one
OF the ablest clergymen I'm the Diocese
OF Virginia.
At Venable-Street church to-day
DIR. J. S. Dill will preach in the morning
upon Scarlet Sins ana at night upon
"The Sinner at the Bar of God"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

Silks must indeed be cheaper
when PURE SILK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

Within the last two days the re-