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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
VlRGINIANS PROTEST.
The Consolidation of Customs Districts
Defeated by Ventilation.

WASHINGTON. y. e.. March a-Spe-
cial.-The Ways and Means Committee
met to-day and considered the measure
providing for the sbolishing NJ large
number Of customs .collectorships, among
them that OF Petersburg Norfolk Tap
pahsnnock. and Alexandra. and " IS
pretty well settled that the bill will never
be reported
General Stith Boiling and Mr.. John
McGm accomps MED by Mr.. Epes. ap-
psared before the Committee and pro-
tested against any change in the law
that would do away with the Petersburg
office. and the Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Newport News delegations. accompanied
by Mr.. Young appeared and made re-
marks similar 10 those made before AS
sistant Secretary Howell yesterday.
Chairman Dingley had been committed
TO the measure, II is understood but af
ter hearing the discussion in opposition
to IT, has decided to drop the bill and
not report IL TO the House. IL is now
thought that II the bill had not included
such important ports as Norfolk and
several in New England. ii would have
been considered flyorably.
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GREENSVILLE COUNTY COURT,
A Negro Boy Sentenced for Twelve
Years for Robbery.

BMPORIA. VA. March Especial
The Greensvuls County Court was sngag-
I'd to-day in the trial AT Anthony Bonner.
Jr.. (colored) for assault and robbery OF
Mr.. j. A. Tomison. from Brunswick ooun-
~ last Monday night, Mr.. Tomison came
here last Monday and brought load
OF tobacco. and after disposing OF this
he became slightly intoxicated. He be-
came separated from his friends and
young Bonner offered TO carry him where
they were. lie decoyed him into an alley
and knocked him down and robbed him.
Bonner has figured in several cases,
although quite young.
Judge Barham for the defense made
very able presentation OF the case, while
the prisoner was very vigorously prose-
cuted by Mr.. w. NJ. Powell, the Com
monwealth's Attorney. Bonner was con-
victed and sentenced 10 twelve years in
the penitenuary.
Mr.. j. A. Hartley still continues as
low as possible. and his friends have lose
all hope OF his recovery.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE March 9.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged.
WHBAT-Dull; spot. month slNimit
April hMloOia, May SlWA0 lol !.
steamer No. red. 95i2n9jAc. Southern
wheat, by sample. g6c. H$lOi, do on
grade gJi5NSf .OOh
CORN-Ffrm. spot month, 1894 0337Sc. Z;
April. H03iiSc.. May. 3i%c. steamer
mixed 81 tn33ihc Southern white corn,
1873 N3fa,c.: do. yellow 33i4M34i5c.
OATS Steady. No. white. 3r4n3jc. (,
No. mixed. 32n32i2c.
RYE-Firmer. No. . nearby. 5ji.c.; No.
western. J6iac.
HAY-Firm. choice timothy. si2.J00f3.
GRAIN FREIGHTS- room dull.
steamers firm and unchanged.
SGGAR-StrOng and unchanged.
BrTTER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Quict and unchanged.
enthusiastically and unchanged.
LETTTCE-S1.2J 01JO per basket.
WHISKY Unchanged.
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Petersburg Electric Railway.

PETERSBURG. VA, March 3. -Spe-
cisl. The stockholders or the Petersburg
Electric Railway Company to-day elected
Edward 9. White, OF New York, presi-
dent. Lloyd Nash, OF Westport, Conn.,
vice president: and w. p. McRae. OF Pc
tersburg, secretary and treasurer
The foregoing with Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton. OF Petersburg. constitute the
board OF directors.
Negotiations are pending with capital
lists I'm Petersburg and the north looking
10 the rebuilding and re-equipneSt OF the
road.
Parties from New York and Philadel-
phia have recently been I'm Petersburg
inspecting the street railway property
with a view OF becoming financially IN
terestcd In the company.
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Oceans of
Notions.


the best chosen stock of little
things you've seen i'll Richmond
for many a day.
At these prices:
Moire SILK Bone Casing. SOC roll
Double-Faced MORE silk Betting, 15c.
yard.
Fancy Dresden and Plaid SILK Webs.
soc. yard.
Doc. Fancy silk Web. the new violet
and green shades 19c. strip.
Combination Hair Cloth Hip Pads ana
CurIed Hair Lace-Trimmed Bustles. 25c.
Rats for pompadOur hair arrangement
every size. 5 TO DC.
Toe. Covered Dress Steels, Z, :, - 10
Warren's Featherbone. all colors. Sc.
yard.
With every purchase OF 25c. an at
tachment is given.
Rubber-Lined Shields, DC. pair; pairs
New Patent velvet Grip" Hose Sup
porter. blacks and whites, all sizes,
15c. sink Elastic. black only. SC yard.
Children's Secure Fastener Hose sup
porters. &C. pair.
All Colors silk Bicycle Carriers. patent
clasps, Tor men ana WoWcui &c. PAIR.
Pocket ana Dressing Combs, choice &c.
each, worth up 10 1Jc.
Patent Hump Hooks and Eyes, 1Oc.
gross
4-yard piece silk-Stitched Betting i5c.
Heavy Smooth Shell Hair Pins. lc. each.
Non-Twsting Tapes, all widths lc.
bunch.
Ironing Wax, 1c.
Corset Laces. 2ls yards. sc. dozen.
Black Veil Pins. lc. card.
GO-inch Tape Measures, &C.
Heavy Pile Velvet Binding. nc. yard.
Bone Casing. &c. piece, Zoe. dozen
pieces.
Safety Hook and Eye, 1c. card, sc.
gross.
Dressing Pins. 1c. paper. Zoe. dozen.
Belongs Best Sewing SILK, 80 yards,
42Iac dozen.
Velveteen Binding NJ. yard, black and
COlOrs.
Smiths Needles %. paper.
aluminium Thimbles, ic. each. 1oc.
dozen.
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THE VIRGINIA CONTESTS.
Rixcy's Bill for an Agricultural sta
ton al Arlington Will Go Through.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., March 9.-Spe-
Qualification Committee No. 3, had
fun meeting this morning and decided
by a partisan vote-6 10 Ito report
the Tennessee case i'm favor Of the Re
publican contestee Mr.. Messick stated
i'm the meeting that he and his Republican
colleagues on the subcommittee on the
Wise vs. Young case had decided 10 re-
port in favor Of Dr. Wise
Judge Burke Democrat stated that he
would report In favor OF Young. Chair
man Walker says the fun committee will
meet again next Saturday for the purpose
of considering this case formally. But
I have IL on good authority that a report
TO the House will not be made this month
IL was given out authOritatively to-day
that the Thorp-Epes case would not De
called UP before week after next.
Representative Rlxey's bill 10 set apart
q portion of the Arlington estate IN VIZ
ginia for experimental agricultural pur-
poses. has been reported favoraoly ana
Representative Hay. OF the Military AZ
fairs Committee, who had II IN charge
saws ne thinks IL will pass both Houses.
II corries an appropriation Of only $4,000
lint IL IS a measure in which Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson is much interest
cd. The Arlington estate. owned by the
limited states. embraces Lis acres. only
about 400 acres are used by the gov
eminent for "a national cemetery ana
cavalry post. over 200 acres are un-
cared for and the bill provides that about
r0O acres shall be transferred from the
War Department TO the Agricultural De-
partment for experimental farming sec
rotary AIgor gives his approval
Representative Lamb was az the war
Department to-day on private business.
referring 10 newspaper puphcatlohs
about Democrats who might oppose nm
I'm the convention next fan, captain
Lamb said he did not expect 10 nave any
opposition for the nomination.
Tba leaders Of the Republican party
in virginia assure General Stith Boiling
that he shall be appointed postmaster Of
Petersburg
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THE SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY.
Mr. Pace Ready 10 Build a Factory ~
Soon as Experiments Justify IL.

WASHINGTON. D. c. March s.-Spe-
cial.-Mr. James b. Pace left for home
this evening Oh a $40 train. During his
two DAYS Visit here he had several i'm
portant interviews with the Agricultural
Department official concerning the sugar
beet industry. lie found Secretary Wilson
exceedingly enthusiastic on the topic re-
ferred 10, believing that Virginia is es-
pecially well adapted 10 sugar beet cul-
,ure Mr.. Wilson told MFR. Pace that the
South was the best agricultural section
Of this country and would soon become
the wealthiest section. Mr.. Pace will dis
tribute $40 packages OF sugar beet seed TO
Virginia farmers this month for the pur-
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pose Of having a thorough test. lie IS
confident from what the department Off
Gals told MIN mat this years test would
be entirely satisfactory. II So ne will
Dmld Il beet sugar factory on James
river Just below Richmond next fall and
get ready for operations on a large scale.
tIe has an the capital he wants subscrib-
cd. / have never seen Mr.. Pace more
bouyant over business prospects than he
seems now over his beet sugar enter
prise.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth Law
less and Mrs. Lawless. were the guests
o. Representative and Mrs. Bailey at din
ner to-day. All the Democratic members
OF the Virginia delegation We're invited.
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vate letters are delightful. being written
I'm the light vein which keeps such epis-
ties from being tiresOme.
10 was thought that under ordinary
circumstances General Lee would como
back here this summer or fall to stay.
When he went 10 Havana the last tims
he did not think he would be gone "A great
while before affairs would be I'm such
shape that Republican could succeed
him.
The Legislature which will choose n
successor 10 Senator Martin VIII be elect
ed next year. The light for the Demo-
cratic nominations will begin early next
year. and General Lee will probably want
10 be on hand to direct the campaign.
His friends say that n his services are
necessary In Havana an that time h-
would not think of coming back even e
further his political ambitions.
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TIE COTTON MARKETs.

NEW YORK, March 9-COTTON-Dull;
middling, ga. net receipts, 326 bales +;
gross 73SS bales, exports 10 Great Bril-
tain, 7,721 bales. 10 France, 400 bales;
To the Continent 52S bales; forwarded
1892 bales: sales. 40 bales-all spinners
stock. 49, 726 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 3,241 bales
exports 10 Great Britain 1000 bales. 10
France 400 bales: To- the Continent. To-
III bales: stock. !. 1i26O6 bales
COnsOlidated-Net receipts, @9JG bales
exports 10 Great Britain, - .1Jl bales; 10
France. G.352 bales: 10 the Continent ~
az bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
1880 l76 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
2 1885. $50 bales 10 France, 1O6.SSI bales
10 the Continent, :, 230 s4S bales.
Futures opened dull but steady. sales
A. zoo bales; March, 600, April. COS, MAY
Gil: June. 6l2. July, G.l4; August. 6l'
September. GA october 6.l3; November.
6 u. December. 6.l4. January. GIG.
Futures closed barely steady; sales, So
300 bales: March. 6.V6: April. 6.oI: May
GlO: July, 613: August. 6.l5, September
GA October 6.12: November. $40; De-
cember, G.l2; January. GA.
Spot cotton closed dull; middling up
lands 6lt; middling gulf. 81: sales, 5000
bales.
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Nrw YoRK pRY Goops MARKEr.

NEW YORK. March 9.-There IS n weak
dry goods market at first hands The
fact that jobbers are doing "a good bust
ness here and outside seems 90 have
had but little effect on the primary mar
ket. Seasonable goods sell well, but there
is no speculation IN staple lines. and
buyers take goods only 10 fill current
wants The market i'm staple cotton Is
dun and featureless. Print cloths show
no change. Prints are firm and feature
less In wOollen and wOrsted goods quiet
conditions prevail. Sales are light and
prices are not nearly firm enough 10 suit
sellers. Dress goods show tairly good re-
suits in some instances.
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rorr,f, wiIloushb, Spit.

NORFOLK. VA. March = ~SDseisi ~
Is stated chat IL Is entirely possible that
.he government may utilize It's reservar %
on Willoughby Spit. across the channel
from Fort Monroe. for a mortar batts,y
OF great range. plans TO- which were pre-.
Ia red long ago.
Two mining easements rom wr'ch tor
pedoes will be operated In the oyent o.
war. are now ready at Fortress Monroe,
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bringing outsiders into the market with
buying orders for September. and Deem
Der, May and July made advances. but
lost them on realizing. each closing frac-
tionally lower September. on the con-
irary. advanced &c. Corn was quiet but
strong. and closed 10. higher. oats were
shade better at the close. Provisions
were strong. and advanced 1lznl1lgc.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
open. High. Low. Close.
ttrTf l. Nro
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prTERsBURG MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. March a--PEA-
NUTS-Nirginia quiet at 2i2 "a and &c;
Spanish firm al j2lc.
TOBACCO-The receipts of tobacco to-
day We're light. Tugs ranged from s. 20
40 per hundred pounds, medium quality
from 81 TO SS per hundred. finer quality
from $40 TO SO per hundred.
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ment. Every garment IS
very best manner possible

Corset Covers. lie: made or
standard cotton. nicely
trimmed with embroidery,
good Zoe. grade.
Corset Covers. isc.. made
of standard cotton. V neck.
embroidery trimmed. COM
pare with 29c. grades.
Drawers. 2fc., umbrella ruf-
fic trimmed with lace. em-
broidery and tucks; instead
Of 30c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH .. 1905.
ARRIVED.


PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 2. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer. Albemarle Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion steam
ship COMPANY. Norfolk
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves merchan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company, Norfolk. .. 81.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAR .. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norma. New Orleans
Steamer Cranky. New orleans.
Steamer Bishopgale. New Orleans.
Steamer Gleadowe. towed Iro-n Cape
Henry.
SAILED.
Steamer c. l.. Davenport. Cienfuegos.
Steamer Xenia. Copenhagen.
Steamer ChickahOminy London.
Steamer St Louis New York.
Steamer Cases. Londonderry.
Steamer Norma. Aarhuus.
Steamer cauly, Falmouth.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAR. o. is9S.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balt-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes, Malta
poni river landings passengers and gen.
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy Baltl.
more passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm City. Haynes Malta
poni river landings passengers and gem
sral cargo
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March a.-The deferred fu-
lures in wheat again played an important
mart In the operations ~ that market
to-ssv They showed more or less
strength throughout. bad crop reports
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RECEIPTED BILLS.


The Judge advocate then introduced as
evidence q number OF bills paid to Tiffany
q Company by Captain Carter. The bills
which were recelpted. showed that pur-
chases of iewelry had been made by Cap
tain Carter. Receipted bills for a num-
her Of valuable paintings were also in
tr0duced as evidence.
The nudge advocate announced that he
had received a letter from Nice-President
Joseph r. Brown Of the Knickerbocker
trust Company. refusing TO disclose any
thing with reference 10 Captain Greene's
account with that company.
inc prosecution here requested that
the court adjourn 20 meet in Savannah
next Monday. hut the defense objected.
saying that they had Witnesses TO exam
inc I'm this city who would not go TO Sa-
vannah, and the objection was sustained.
MIR. Blair. attorney for Captain Carter,
called Jonn -. Cronin. manager Of an
apartment house. who said that Captain
Greene was In Europe in March 1895.
ABSENT AT THE TIME.
The evidence given by Cronin. Simon r.
Wiel and Matthew Hinman. who follow
cd. was to show that Captain Greene
was in Europe at the time Of the signing
of several checks which ID. y. Carvalho
nd0 ltrllllfu Mtft iifbdli1 oiEh'h ny
Captain Greene.
Captain Carriers counsel gave out let
ter from r. r. Westcott. replying To A
request that he testify. The letter which
IS dated October IS. 1897, says that Mr..
Westcott sees no reason why he should
submit his private affairs TO the court
and adds that the condition OF his health
Is such that It would be hazardous for
him ia 90 upOn the stand
James +. Chandler. secretary OF the
Empire Construction Company and OF
the Atlantic Construction Company, was
then called. 1t had been claimed by the
prosecution that Captain Carter was con-
nected with both companies. The latter
company did the work at Savannah and
Cumberland Sound.
Witness testified that the companies
were entirely separate and that Captain
Carter had nothing to do with either OF
them. The court then adjourned until
tomorrow.
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Small
Dress Goods.

The beautiful weaving of the
small,price fabrics entitle them to
a show-place in the front row of
fashions favorites,
AT 9l5c.-l case Plain Colorcd Double
Width Cashmere, all the staple coll
Orings.
AT 12lkc-1 case Double-Width Fancy
Suitings. overshot color effects
AT 25c.-3G-inch All Pure Wool Tricot
Suitings. all colors. for street and
bicycle dresses.
AT 39c-3S-inch Fancy Novelty Suit
ings. Scotch Tweed and Lace effects,
in tWO-tOned cOlOrings.
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Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
duh: No spring wheat. 92W9ic.; No. 3
corn. 29i4c; No. . oats 2Gtc.. No. .
white. f. o. D.. 2gn3O e.. No. 3 white. +.
o. D.. 2Si2N30ac.; No. rye. 49i2c; No. >
barley. ga l3c.; No. / flax seed sl.17;
new. S1.2l. prime timothy seed. $3.50.
moss pork. per barrel S1O.2Jd i23O. lard.
per 100 pounds. s5.1jHJ 17il. short rib
sides 0Oose). SJHj.3O. dry sailed shoulders
boxed. H.1JNJ. short clear sides boxed.
S5.2jNJ.i5. whisky. distllers finished
goods. per gallon. Si1si4. sugars un-
changed. butter steady, creamery l3N
1910. dairy Halle: cheese quiet az SG
Si4c.; eggs steady; fresh. loo
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. March a-PEANUTS
The peanut market is quiet fancy goods
are selling at 2Ss42s,c q pound, common
nuts 60 for lQll2c.
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SAVANNAH. GA. March 9-SPIRITS
125 casks: receipts. 200 barrels.
ROSIN- Firm; sales, 1905 barrels; re-
ceipts. So barrels: clOsin--A. Il, q. ID.
81 -: +, S1.2O. T.. St.4O. q, $50. II and
dow glass. SI.OO, water white. S21O
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WILMINGTON. y. c.. March 9.-SP1R-
ITS OF TURPENTINE-Quie at jil2d
3Jc.. receipts II casks
ROSIN-Firm at S1.2Odl2J; receipts, 80
barrels
CRUDE TURPENTGNE-No doing
prices unchanged. receipts 4 barrels.
TAR-Firm al Sl1O. receipts. 80 barrels.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

AT 2jc.-3S-inch Black French Surah
Serge, all pure wool, fine hard-twisted
fabric.
AT 3sc.-4J-inch Black English Storm
Serge. all pure wool, best black.
AT 29c.--3S-inch Black ChevrOn Suit
ings. all pure wool
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M River and Harhor Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 9-The Houst
Committee on Rivers and Hsrbcrs vssef-
to-day not ~ report q river and hsreo<
APPROPRIATION bill Al this sessions ---~-s
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ROxbury
Brussels, soc.
We open
ed the store
with a stock
rorDatc

far in excess of any stock bought
for our busiest season. The max
ers made us great price concessions
and we bought freely. So now
you can thank the makers for
Best Roxbury Brussels Carpets. not
remnants. but enough of each pat
tern 10 tit any size floor or your en-
tire house. Roxburys, as every car
pet buyer knows sell everywhere at
81 Here at SOC.
Reversible Jointless China Mattings;
800 rolls came yesterday. these Mat
tings can be used on both sides; fine
and coarse weaves, stripes, plaids and
checks. in various color combinations;
rolls measure 30 to ~ yards, 12llc.
yard, $40 roll.
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March 9.-TUR-
PENTINE- Firm at 3Jiac. sales. none.
ROSlN-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none.
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PORT OF WEST POINT MAR. o 1898.
ARRIVED.
FINE cHERRYsToNE oYsTERs.

Call on Captain @. NJ. STULL. where
you can get the BEST OYSTERS at the
lowest prices. Call at the foot Of Eirh-
teenth street. mhlO-lt
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SIGNATURE OF.
CAPTAIN GREENE.
It is Said He Was in Europe at Time
of Alleged Forgery.
RECElPTED BILLS INTRODUCED
For JewcIry and Valuable Paintings.
n. +. Wescott Refuses To Testify.
Efforts TO Adjourn To Meet in Sa-
vannab Monday Overrulcd.
RECEIPTED BILLS INTRODUCED

NEW YORK. March AT to-day's
session OK the Carter court martial
Judge Advocate Barr said:
Since there has been so much talk
about Captain Carriers private papers.
/ wish to say that 1 have been instructed
by the Secretary OF War to keep them
as long as 1 Ike and TO use them as l
please. am the sole judge in the mat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10

Every needful
Notion is here
Dressmakers' find
ings, too. By far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
The Electric
Hair Dryer.

shampooed and dried by electrici,
ty, preventing colds and adding
greatly to the healthful growth of
the hair.
Electric Shampooing and Drying by ex-
pert hair dressers In hair dressing
parlors on second floor. - and 35c.
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JOHN |. WILLIAMS & SONS,
BANKERS.
1000 EAST MAIN STREET

We offer for sale;
vA.-CAR. CHEMICAL S p. c. pfd.:
VIRGINIA IBIS.
VIRGINIA 3s,
and other attractive investment securi-
ties.
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Three excellent lots to tell
of to-day. They're a belated
trio that should have been
here in time for the opening.
a short stay for these when
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We tell of these:
Gowns. Doc; Empire and
Mother Hubbard styles.
lace and embroidery trim
med. value o7c.
Gowns. &c; OF standard
cotton. nnc and large
tucks. should be soc.
Skirts. SIC. made OF stand
ard cotton. wide rufiie OF
embroidery; good fl.25
grade.
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Mems and Boys T h e
h a n d :
Bicycle Suits ling Of

and Boys Bicycle and Golf Suits
will be a noteworthy feature of our
Clothing Department. Strictly ALI
Wool Suits only.
Mems Bicycle and Golf Suits. just bit
better than you'll find elsewhere AT
same prices. $3.50 and So
Boys Golf and Bicycle Suits. ages III
to ~ made like Brother Toms, $3.50
and $3.50.
Full lines Of Cycle and Golf Caps.
Ladies' By taking an excep-
tionally big lot we
Hose. pinched the price oil
splendid grade
of Ladies Hermsdorf Dye Fine
Isle Thread Hose. Match them
up with usual half-dollar goods.
These at Thirty-Nine Cents.
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%zS 2: ;J|c3 & Y; : < u
Bright as a May Morning.

lowering The day the weather your store
is It's worth
the And leads proht
the bearer special values and as this strssN
of things
ane1an ma o
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At DC. EACH-Ladies'
Swiss Handkerchiefs. p
different styles, with en-
brOidered $ callop ed
edges, also lace edges
with embroidered bor-
ders, as good as our reg
ular lie. grade, &c. each,
3 for 25c.
At &c. EACH-Ladies'
Sheer Swiss 'Scalloped
Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. i'm - different
styles, a regular Toe.
grade. at Sc.
At l2Hc. EACH-Ladies'
Sheer Linen Handker-
chiefs. 'scalloped em-
broidered lace edge. IL
inch designs, regular 2Jc.
grade at 12iac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHANGE.

sQuotations are for bonds maturing in
GOT less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
SAILED

steamer Pocahontas. Graves. merchan-
disc and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company, Norfolk. ,. ..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
Mefange
POp1ins

for the sturdiness of this rich Me-
LANCE weave is hard to better.
Ready to-day.
Magnificent Melangc Poplins. made OF
firm, hard-twisted yarns. brown, gray
and blue mixtures. - inches wide.
SLID