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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Winter Underwear.

Mems soc. heavy White Merino shirts
and Drawers, SIX bound and Pearl but
tons sale price, each. 5tl2c.
Mems 5gc heavy Tan. fNeeced lined,
shirt and Drawers. sale price, each. A'c.
Mems SEC. heavy All-Vool Medicatcd
Rcd Flannel SHIRTS ana Drawers, sale
price. each. 15c.
Mems Heavy All-WCol IAN ana Gray
Shirts and Drawers; sale price. each, GO.
Mems SL2o Camcls Hair and Gray
Shirts. ST. le price. &c
Ladies SlO0 All-WOol Medcated RED
Flannel Vest ana Pants; sale price, 'sc.
euch.
ladies' Heavy Fleeccd lined Swiss RID
bed Vests. lHac
Ladies SOC. Heavy Fleeced lined Jersey
Ribbed Vest and Pants. sale price, each'
LADIES' SOD White and Gray nom
shrinkable Jersey Ribbed vest ana rants
sale puce. each. i3c.
Ladies' Si.25 Ai-WOol Black Jersey RID
bed Vest and Pants. sale price. each ''c.
Ladies' sc. Hcavy Fleeced lined jersey
Ribbed Union Suits: sale price, 4'c.
Chldren's iOc. heavy All-Nool Med-
Gated Red Flannel Vests, sale price, loc.'
rise &C.. for each larger size.
Childrens heavy fleccc1 lined Jaeger
Chndrch's ncayy Flecced imed Jaeger
Childron's heavy FIeeced lined Jersey
Ribbed Union suits. sale price, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
COlored Dress Goods.

lot double width fancy Dress GOODS.
including Plaids. checks. stripes ana
Fancy mixtures in novelty enocts, that
sold from Toe. 20 ljc.. at biac. yard.
one lot l5c. yard douTle width change
able Lace Effect Dress Goods, solid colors'
with Black ovCr-shOt, az siac. yafd.
one lot double width sond color CASH
mere Blues Greens. Browns, Reds rams
and Grays sold for l2ac.. at 3iac. yaru'
Double width striped Suitings Gray ana
Black Stripes for House Dresses. resu-
lar price &c.. for 9i4c. yard.
41-fnch storm Serge, extra hedNy IWlh
and weight Browns and Greens ohly'
DOC grade. sale price. Zoe. yard.
3S-inch cciored tashmere. nearly III
col0rs. 29c. value. for lHc yard.
qS-ineh Novelty CrcDCn Suitings,
change1ble color enects &c. value at NC.
95-inch All pure wool suitings. nancy
checked effects. Z'c. value. for l5c. yard.
@-inch Vaucgatcd Grcnadne. fancy
colOringe spring fabric, regular price,
EOc.. al PC yard. ....,.,.-
chaugeable enects. IN jacquard designs
Fancv striped riderdown. all pure
Wool. csc grade. for &c. yard. ,.,..s.
3S-inCh. 35c. yard. an Pure WOOL 'io1"S'
an solid colors. 2c. yard. ,..-
2q-fuch Iasouard Novelty Dress Goods.
IN changeable colorings, $50 value TOR
37iAc yard.
40-incn french 1'ailor checks. Fancy
Colorings. and am Pure Wool SIC value
for 5,l4c. yard. ..,..
-O-inch Over-Shot Novelty suirngs,
handsome colOrugs for IaiorMade
presses CSC value. ~ 30 l,c ward.
92-incr an Pure wool Covert cloths
new mixtures. extra heavy weight 99c.
rrade. tor i1c. ..
pinch Changeable Diogonals' maze OF
Wool and Mohair. handsome color de-
signs. iJc. .,.,..,,,. c,,-
46-inch Changcahle Crcpon Novelty, eN-
ira heavy quality and handsome aesishS'
$50 yard. .., ,.o-,s
fs-lnch SILK striped Bedford CORDS
Main color with bright SIX stripes, 'oc.
vafue for soc. yard. .,,,
fg-inch Fancy Novelty suitinss' Solo
chaur7ania colorngs. with BACK uol7'
regular price SOU. ar zoe. yard.
i--mch Sl-5 yard. chaneea9le Neiours'
SILK and wool, handsome colorinss' 'oc'
5g-inch Fancy Cheviot. an Pure Wooi.
eoHd olive and Myrtle Green only N'W
quality on 5jc. yard. ...-.,. ..,,,,r.-,
-O-fnch. an Pure wool tioih Sulllh-s'
solid colors only. yUc. value. Tor -'c. yaIu'
N-Inch French PoWin. soma eoiot -
heavy weight six finish, regular price
sl25, for see. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

~. Beveridge, Mrs Robert i. Hudson
Mr. John jackson. Col William ii. stew
art. Mrs. II. Tyler Wilcox. of 81. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Hin, Mr. WIN.
q. Stauard. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Cameron,
Nj. Robert j. Kellogg. Mr. A. A. Chris
tian, of Philadelphia; Col j. Y. Bidgood'
Mr. and Mrs c. 6. Minor, Mr. John ,.
Elicit, Hon. r. W. Winbome. Hon. NJ. II.
Cooke. Col. Morton Marye, Mr.. {. j..
Wingo, Hon. H. T. Montague, OF Hamp-
ton: Mt. r. W. Maury. Mr.. a. ". Finch,
Of Botetourt Mr.. and Mrs. r. -. Thom-
assOn. Mr.. o. O. owens, Or. Benjamin
Harrison. Senator w f.. Foster of Nor
folk; MIR John r. Loving. Of Pulaski
Col. a. $ Buford. Mr. George A. IaDp'
Of Portsmouth. Mr.. II. K. Florence. Hon.
Charles y. Bland. of Portsmouth. Mr. i.
Morgan Shepherd Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter. IT..
Judge and Mrs. Henry T.. Blair and Miss
Ellen Blair Of Salem; Mr.. James w. Cor
don Mr. Frank T. Crump. Miss Ellen
Claiborne Miss Alma Saunders. Mr.. a.
w. Hartman, Jr., Mr.. ". ID. ChesteTman
Mr.. and Mrs John A. lamb. Mr.. W. {;
Tyler. Col Archer Anderson. Mi. ana
Mrs. w. $. Copeland. Hon charles NJ
Wallace Jr. Mr.. jefferson Wallace. Mf.
a. G. Iarran. Senator w. p. Barksdalo
Col r. +. Boyldn. Miss Nellie Parker
Senator j. L. Iehries. Rev. DR.. and MIS-.
w V. Tudor Rev. Or. Hartley Car
michael. Hon J. c. Parker. Mir. and Mrs;
i. s Cfaig. PROF. j. II. IoNNllf toiNilCA
and Mrs. John Il. Purcell, Col. &. L. Big
ser. Hon J. l.. Anderson. Or. and Mrs.
!. w. williams. Mir. Robert NJ. OFerran,
Dr. J. ~. Hartman. Nj. B. G. Wheriy'
Dr. George Il. Steel. Mr. Allan Crutch-
field Miss Henderson. OF Phiadelphiai
Miss Hudgins. Miss Shepherd, Mr.. 5. l..
Bloomborg. Sena or II. u. Flood. Sena-
Tor George ". Morris Capt. r. Z. Fray
SER. Mir. John Chambln. Col John Gus
sons. Mr.. Joseph Button. Mr.. carter
Glass. Mr.. Cunningham Hall Hon. G. G..
Bland. Mr. Charles NJ. Langhorne, MIS-.
anne : Green. Of Culpeper, Mrs. FRANK
lin stearns Jr. Mrs. Henry Gibson AR.
b. G. Hiegiubotham. Jr.. Mr.. G. 7. Boy
Kin. Hon. William Henry Mann. OF re
tersburg: Mr.. L. c. Warwick. Mr.. ana
Mrs. II J. White and Master Orrin -.
White. Mir. Frank w Chamberlayne, MT.
w. y. Abraham. Mr.. Harry Lee watson
Mr.. Alec steele Mrs. \. steele. MI W.
II. Iightfoot. Miss Emma u. Perkinson'
Mrs Sinton O. Miller Or. Charles NJ ha-
wards. Mrs. o. +. Manson. Mr.. Il. 4.
Watson. Mrs. VIM. Freeman Fisher OF
BOSTON. Mrs W. w Gosden Mrs. George
B. Finch. Of Boydton Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a;
Allen. Miss Lucie Leo Beach, Mr. ana
Mrs. s. II. Walker. MIR. S. w. TraVers'
and Mr.. T. VIM. Pemberton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
THE ATTEMPTED WRECK,
ROBERT y. HfWILTON UNDER 1R-
REST ron THE CRIME.
Did Not Give a Connected Account Of His
Reasons for Being at Eayensworth
az the Time II Occurred.

MFAIRFAN G.. IT,. va. Jan. I.-SpeciaL
Robert j. H1MitOu. VINO Is charged Wl-n
the attacWIr 10 Wr-cS a. Chesapeake ana
ONO t.lin. at kayelsWorrh. Oa the night
Of December Hth was brought mere nom
Alexandra to-day iy Policeman Altchor-
CON. A hearing was mad before Justice
john y. Taylor after which he was COM
nitted 90 jail 10 wait the acuCn or inc
grand july.
SeVcrll witnesses were examined. Evi-
Cence seemed 10 Dee very strong against
him.
ENGiNDElS TESIlMONY.
w. H. Fowler. the engineer who ran
into the side track that night, I'm cOnse-
Cucnce OF the switch beng tempered
with. testified thl- as DE approached INC
switch the iieht was out and he reversed
the engine. Tho SIDE track is about sixty
feet long a. steep CmO9nkment. The
train ran about forty feet on the side
track before DE- could De stopped
Then he got or and Hamilton was the
first MAI be saw. and ne SAID mat ne
had been asleep n the shed until the
Southern tram went by about tnuteen
minutes before.
HAMILION ARRESTED.
We he'd been drinking. BE got on the
train and rode 20 burkes tho distance
being two and "a half miles. when be- was
detained hy the station agent until morn
ing When the officer arrived ne paced
INN under arrest
Conductor Buster. <. q. Duke. n dctec-
tive. william p. DiXsOn. coiored man.
who happered 90 be near az the time,
and w. a. Fleming, the fireman, then
gave their testimony.
Hamilton account Or inc anair was
somewhat conflicting. lie could not give a
satisfactory reason for being there at mat
hour OF tho night re said he mad been
asleep m tho RayenswOrth waiting shed.
Attorney T.. W. Moore has been retain
ed by tho railroad company 10 assist IN
the prosecution OF the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

To Ply Between Canada and Great Bri-

TO PLY Between Canada and Great BIZ
tain--Where Ti'ne Is Lost.
QUEBEC. Dec. You may nave seen
i'm c41le messages from London some
details OF the piau tor establishing laet
steamship nno b.'H cen Canada and Great
Britain The project IS certain o. success
now. and 10 may mean great deal 10
the CITY of Quebec. This was once COM
mercial city Qf importance. Us chici ln-
ferost being u shipping OF lumber. low
&c lost The lumber trade is "a Story "I..n
is interesting 20 the people OBJ the lhilen
States. because 10 has Now orleans
end.
THIS men who did the understanding
at Quebec in summer were the men who
loaded cotton M New orleans in the iaN
and winter Three years ago there was
a strike IN Now Orleans among the Ions
shoremcn. some lives were lost aud pub
lie attention was attracted 20 the condl-
tons under which the loading was done.
C0nnarlsOn of the rules 81 thes union
which these longshorcmcn had organized
with others showed that they were unus-
uqilv severe on the employers, but ship
owners were helpless because The NUM-
Der OF available iabore-a was limited
The same men had made rllos govern
ing the loading OF ships az Quebec wAicn
the vcesei-0wners found hurdclsome
only a prescribed number OF men could
be employed ON vessels Of q certain SIZE
the object OF this rule being 90 keep mo
ship longer IN port ard 10 give the men
more steady occupation. Steam w.nche5
could NOT 70 used for hosting cargo
aboard. High wages must be paid ami
oGsy union labor employed.
Shlp-masters chafcd under these re-
strictions for years. They We're especial
Is dissatisfied with the rule which kept
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
PRINCE BISMARCK LIVING.
FeTS Of His Death Put Out By a Lon
don Newspaper OfiCially Tented.
HEALTH HAS BEEN RUDELY SHAKEN
within the Past Few Days Owing to In
somnia Due to Gout--No Immediate
Danger as Far as is Known--Effcct
of the False Report.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The usual quiet Of
New Years day was di turbld vest erday
afternoon by report that Prince Bis
narck YVES dead. This rumor as so
emphatically made ly The Evening News
and shouted throughout London by the
rewsboys, created deep seneation in
the minds CT the gen raj public and great
excitement In newspaper circles until a
denial was received by the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company. Most Iondoners. how
ever went 20 bed last night in thc belief
that Prince Bismarck was dead as tine
dispatch TO the Reuter- Company from
Hamburg was only published in the
morning newspapers.
DENIALS.
Inquiries made in London bore out the
denial. Baron De Eckardtstcin. attache
Of the German embassy said no news had
been received az the legation and the Of
nciais y ere convinced that the rumor was
untrue. because. apart from the abs nee
Cf official news. "a personal friend a.
Baron De Eckardsto,n was staying 30
the home of Prince Bismarck and would
certainly have tclegraphad had the ru-
mors been true
At the British Foreign once ct was
also stated thai no news of Bismarcks
death had been received and The rumor
was discredted there.
denial has also been received here
from Berlin
BISMARCK s HEALTH
Inquiries made both by telegraph and
telephone have ELECTED the roassur.ng
statement that the Prince is alive and
IN thcre il no reason to believe that mis-
condition is any worse to-day than it has
leen OF late.
\ dispatch from Hamburg SAYS that
the rumor az Bismarck's death orisi-
mated in Berlin and was received In Ham
burg with scepdcisn. which inquiry at
FREDERICKSBURG proved 20 be- justified.
There Is no doubt however. that Prince
Bismarcls's health has been rudalv shaken
in the last few days owing 20 his insom-
MIA. which IS due 70 want OF open-air
exercise and the agony which he suffers
from govt.
Dr. schwenlneer has ordered Prince
T. msrck 10 abstain from oil mental eX-
ertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

..ugeostior of the counsel for the de-
fenlart the court. boy consent OF eoun-
sci for state. bound HARRISON over 20
inc Superior Court his bond peins nN,u
at 5000 which ne gave. lhe ue..il'. .'...,
,yae .,n Tine stand noauv an day. He toid
q straight story. rhe substance OF wli.h
was tnat be nad 10 idea OF Eiihns stock
ton WHOM ho r0t ON the car, in Iuct, diN
not know DE was motorm Do mat Wntn
no went to open tne door To- get on ihe
car Stockton turned around ana ioo"eu
fo bfrn and SAID. Paul YOU seem 90 ua
irving 90 run % pretty pig nIuu ON mo.
AS soon as ths words were uttered stock
tom throw his naud back and harrison
saw his pistol in d belt Defendant Ore"
his quick and hfed.
qhe trial lqs attracted great crowds.
Tho wife mother-in-Iaw and father
in-law of the defendant were present cacn
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

>. 4. Grey. the Tavorite, Captures the
Principal Event ar New Orleans.

IiiutlltAl Event df Now OAlSahrs
NEW ORLEANS, January There
was % Derby crowd 40 the track to-day
Eleven books handled a large business
probably Only TWO favorites landed,
10th ridden by Scherrcr The New Year
handicap was The feature Of the card and
was won by J. A. Grey. the favorite. in
tine fastest time OF the year. Weather
clear and cold Track fast. Summarize;
First race-selilng. seven and half FUR
l1ngs-Tit for Tat O. 10 - first. sister
stella "a TO % second; Ardath q TO ID
third. Time 1881 "a.
Second race-six furlongs-Taoouret Is
% ID FIRST. Wilson CS % - second; Dudley
j.. G 10 ID third Time. 1916 -
Third race-one and an eighth mikes.
selline-Evadatus Is 10 D first Char'na
g TO u second; Ondasue Is TO . third.
Time. 1857 IT,
Fourth race New Year Hondicap six
furlugs-J 4. Grey G 20 - first; SLIGO
% 10 % second Elton jacket % TO j
thuo Time 1.l6.
Fif,h racc-seMng. SIX and q hall iur-
Ioncs -peacemaker q 20 p first; Miss
Rowett G 10 D second. Jack Hayes lio
10 - third. Tine. 1924
sixth race-selling. seven and halt
fu-'oues-Alva Ia 10 D first: Hot stun
az TO y second. John Sullivan g 10 u
third. Time l..3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Greatest Retail Selling Of Dry Goods in lis History.
Boys Clothing.

Little Boys Brown and Tan mixed AS
trachan Refer Coats. with large sailor
collars. and wide braid on sleeves ana
collar. SLm.
Boys $3.50 All-Wo0l Gray and Brown
Cashmere Suits. ages 10 - years. small
or sizes have large sailor collars TRIM
med with silk Braid, lined with farmer
satin, sLa3.
BOYS Ail-Wool Navy Blue and Black
CheviOt Suits. lined with best quality
farmer Satn, every seam scwod VITA
silk sale price. SIS.
Boys all-wo0l Scotch Cheviot suits,
made hy the bose man taiiors. lined with
tuc Italian Cloth, fuliy worth 50 suit
for $3.50.
BOYS UNERCOArs. csc.
Tan arl black mixed Cnew0t over
coats. large c1pes, worth Sl..3, Tor |c.
Boys navy blue grey and fancy plaid
CEayiot and Melton cape Ovcrcoats and
listers. that sold from 50 20 ST. for $LA
Boys $3.50 navy blue, grey and fancy
plaid Cap. Overcoats, made oil best quail
ity Cheylots and kersey. $2l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Remarkable Shoe Bargains

Table so. contains SO pairs Of sample
Shoes. made by well-kHown manuiac-
turer of Ladies Finest Grade Shoes, not
one PAIR i'm this lot could he bought Tor
less than $500. and most or these Shoes
sell for $500 and $500. in this sale. 5l52.
2a6 pairs OF Ladies 500 and $50 SAM
RE Shoes. in ronted. round and coin toe
button and laced. regular price ON these
shoes would be- 500 and $50; removal
sale price l.lJ.
2n pair If Ladies' SL00 Button SHOES.
Patent Leather 'Ipe. new coin toe MADE
Of India k1d So, ck, 4.c.
1H pair OF Cmidrens Dongoia hid
Shoes. new coin toes. all SOLID leaincf,
regular price. llc. ana Slmj removal
price, 800.
One Dot OF Ladies' 50 Boots button ana
laced. in au Ono newest cuts. an sizes ana
widths. removal price. 500.
Bows sluu COLI Lace shoes All soHd
leather regular price $50; removal price,
yl.O0. ,...-
one lot or Ladies Felt House slippers
fur trimmed, regular price, SLpi removal
price, s.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
White Goods.

2-vard wide Organdie. pc. yard.
$40 yards White Dimities l-'2c. ytI"'
1oo oioccs English Long cloth, Sl33
Yari-widc Linen Lawn, az.
800 wards White Cambria. sc. yaro.
Zine Quality White Cambria os-ic'
yard.
g.. india Linen. 2 l-Sc. yard.
Gr-ic. value Check Muslin. 4 &c
ned SIX Nun. Sc. quality for i9c. yard.
Apple Green Chiffon. s5c. grade for &C
yard. . .o.,,
Light Blue and Ccrisse Chiffon resu-
lar price Sc.. for fc. YARD.
Lavender SIX Null 23c ward.
Pic grade Plaid Muslin. Sc yaiu'
AG-inch French NainsoOk, &c. ydi"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
H.ryard WINS sgoip.

NEW YORK Jan. l.-Harvar1 Is INC
chess chawDion n the infer-coll
eirr,erle 1,ns .fvth annual chess tourna-
tnonf af Haryatd. Columbia. Yale. ana
Princeton came 10 on end to-day When
the final round was played. ihe harvard
men finished their games nrst. eaeh VI
them winning from Yale ana makins 4
team score oi teen points out oil " po9s''''
twelve.
This gives Harvard tho cup FOR me
fourth successive year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

The Express Agent Was ihcn Afraid n
IaL.. q IraLn-- nnI. .nan. IL -.

Take a Train--Only spent 81 p.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. Up. 1T. Nh
brv. agent Of the Southern Express
Company at Brunswick Ca. who cmbez-
lied more than $1,000 from that agency
last "Wednesday and escaped was cap
,ured to-day about four miles out Of sa-
vauuah.
Mabry was searched and SIS 0707s was
found on him. The money was taken
charge Of by The commissioner
1iabry said De lad spcn- only Si25. TIE
came through the woods from Brunswick
To- Savannah. walking all the way. about
ID hundred miles. being afraid 10 take any
Of the trains as be was well known.
Mabry said his office had been snort for
some time and knowing DE was about 90
DE discovered. this large amount or money
was too great o. temptation. so he took Z
and skipped lie VIII boz taken 90 Bruins
wick tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

der Melville Eeu the distins ulshed
scotch scientist and rather or \. Grlham
Bell. the inventor Of the telephone ana
Mrs. 3D. q. Shelby Of Toronto. were 'h.'I-
ficd az the fark-AVenue Hotel mere TO-
CAV.
inc romantic Story % professor zen
courtship was told mt length in The
IJpqes al laAI tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Silks.

lp-lnch Fancy Figured Taneta six "R
cnanecaDle cuects. nc. yaru. ...
2o-inch Fancy Roman striped ta ai,l,,,s
handsome colorings. for waists ana Aii'"-
mines was .5c.. tor SOC. yard. 49,
Pinch Largo paid allt.s ''P
g0-tnch Check Taneta Jap SiiA' ies'''i
pr1ce gSc for 23c. yard, 49,. ,.,,
a-inch Fancy paid iancta Slihs, 49, ,l',
some patterns. sold for SlVV' safe '''ee'
.r,-incn Coiorod More Neiours, fluli'
Green and Brown. me More riHsh' ipe-
lar price 81. az soc. yard .s,,,
2l-inch Cream and white Jap Siin'
slightly damaged, 5gc. value ior 80
yard. .,,,. drama
g2-inch changcabie figured SILK orehd-
dimes. SlO0 value, az PC. yard. 49,.
l9-inch Veivets. all colors, SOLO ioi ''0''
for 39c. yard. ,...,,,
19-noh Black. an Pure SIX. Gross Cram
BrOcados 59c grade. az SIC YARD -.
g2-inch Black an Pure SILK Satilt
Duchcsse. ia fancy stripes for SMrts' fi--'
value. az csc. yard. A.
Ig-inch Black. eros Grain SILK o'o'
value nc lgC. yard. -.
Pinch Black. an Pure SIX sum 49,
DANA. extra weight ana finish, sl.-S srdoe'
al 97c yard. .....
2i-inch Black MORE Nelour. rne Moired
effects. regular price - M nc. YARD
l-inch Corduroy Nelvcteen hlacN'
Brown. and Huo. Tor fancy Naist rcsu-
lar price 5gc., for &c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Hanna'S ChauceS.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. January 1.-The
carCuses OF the members OF the Legisla-
ture were holi to-day. While both sides
claim the organization Of the House the
Cpl siticnj % Eenator Hanna and the
Bowel tickc, IS most demonstrative.
The Ianna managers claim that Hanna
Will succeed even II the Boxwcl ticket IS
detected. The opposition would then
Il we The formation OF all the committees
and with the chairmanships and other
patronage ~ heir disposal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

Tho New officials Of the New City In
Quoted Into once.


NEW YORK. Jan. New York to-day
became t.a second city o. The world with
Robert A. Van Wyck as rs Mayor.
At the Guy Han large crowd gathered
early 10 witness the induction OF the new
Mayor.
Floral pieces were strewn In every. di-
recti0n. At ten minutes TO u o'clo,
Mr. Van Wyck entered the office. He
was greeted by Mayors Strong. Gleason
and Wurstor The four men chatted some
time and the Iig crowd OF Office holders
and ex-ofnce holders made circle around
them.
Then after a few brief speeches and
great shaking OF hands the ceremony was
cOmDletod and the administrator or
MAYOR Strong was "a thing of the past.
~ good contingent OF BlooklSni,es ac-
couraried Bird s. Coler. when DO COX
charge ~ the Corptr0llar's oflce. Mr..
Coler announced several minor appoint
menis and got through The ceremony OK
Induction with little ado.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

All Coons Don't Look Ankle Around Nen
mort News.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Jan. 1.-SDe-
oial.-Negc tiations are pending AT Hamp-
ton FOR the purchase OF a large tract or
land situated between Z no bus ANA
Brckroe Beach. upon which u is prUpos "a
L. erect one Of the largest san.tariums
in the United States. ]. NJ Cummings.
has the matter in charge. representing
q syndicate OF New York gentlemen. Who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
4g4TLROAD RUMOR.

The Chesapeake and Ohio 10 Purchase
Terminals at Primers Point.
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. l.-SpeciaI-Ihe
Chesapeake and Ohio railway IS said 10
be negotiating for the purchase OF an
extensive water front at Plnners POINT,
where IL is said they viii remove their
terminal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

NEW BRITAIN CONN, January l.
The TWO hundred omp'oyes OF the cutlery
manufacturers Arm OF Mason & Beckiey
have been notified Of per cent. N
crease IL their wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
THE MISUNDERSTANDING CASE.
Harrison the slayer Of Paul stockton Re-
leased on Bail.

WINSTON. y. a.. Jan. i.-SpociaL-
The preliminary trial 90 John W. iarfi-
SON Tor shooting Pau. stockton.
strcat-car ufotorran wednesday, was
concludeo 81 D o clock tonight ~ the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
Hze>s<eng- GW fAHto0G
Innings.

Plain Crnonne. slate ana Bro"n' &C.
quality az Sc. yard.
Slate Canvas, was l0c. FOR SC. yard'
Black Grass Cloth, sod lot "0'' a.
nc. yard. ,,,o.s .,., Inc
at &c. yard. .-. .,.,a
only 1870 quality. at lOc ,.,,,.
Black. an Pure Linen canvass LIN
quality, at ~. YARD. .,.. ,,,l.
value. at Gc. yard. - ,,o
s1aie Silesia. sold for l2i5c., for Vac
SHE Jeans. Sc grade. for Sc. 49,.
56-tnch Black kusting lahe'", w.
value at Sc. yard. -. =, ~
for giac. yard. ~ ..,,,o
Fancy Black Back Silesia, lz'2c. N1iue'
s,-i.ch Black French Hair Cioth' DC
value. for &c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
To Cnre Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II fail
10 cure 25c The genuine has l.. ID. q.
on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02
vzt~eUS- Es1s Aez24oeeN
$500 Ladies' Coats
Await Buyers.

And not a single one has escaped
the price markers mark-down PEN
Gil. Reckoning our regular prices
or Coats TO be IS per cent. lower
than elsewhere, the present sale
prices mean Coats at nearly halt
value.
Full silk lined Coats. fun 1aneta strip
"a lined, fUl Satn nnc0, Persian LAMB
lined. braided ana am Russian Blouses'
Velour Russian Bi0uscs. sold originally
FOR ST. so. 81 ana 50, now $40.
black Melton Ciotn. ooX-iront coats,
storm collars. rcduccd IRON Ss.~ 10 Viz.
Black beaver. har satin-lincd coats,
box front. storm Coiiars. 500
Rough Iernln Cloth nncd SILK coats.
Tul nned. sos tor Sic. ioT g..