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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

The meetings 40 Seventh Street Chris
rau church are CROWNS Boo interest and
power under the preaching OF Rev. John
s Sweeney. IBIS subject last evening was
Born Again. OIL hD-tuerttiou.' which
wl- discussed with convincing effect
there was one addition to The church
and two confessions OF faith
Eevs b. g. Garrison aud :. r. Max
well. or Richmond and Lloyd $. Darsie
1f Hunal0 y. S.. We're present and the
latter gave short oXhortauou after the
,gular ~erA lre-.
Mr Sweeney subject Tonight viii ie
Save Yourselves and 10 is expected
TINT 4 laIE- auL-eu.n vii hn DresenL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
FORGER SENT ON.
+. y. shepard is Supposed 70 be Very
Bad Man.

Thomas y. Shepard, who was arrested
Wednesday by Detectives 1omlinson'
Gibson and Wrenn on the charge OF iors-
erv has Yesterday morning sent OLA 20
inc grand Jury by Justice JOnn.
t.,oeuce was found ON hia lef-
son 10 snow mat me had operated j"
INucnDurg and elsewhere ana the poi.'I
tl,mK tncy have mace an important cap
ture. Snerald refuses 10 ta."' D"1 '''-'-'
Yesterday mat he Was from sc" j oiA-
one Of mis- games Is 10 canvass druggists
for printed laoe.s Of wnlcn Ae ,afres
samDIes al a very low price. and secure
f.o oouars cash as an advance Oh the
contract lie nds heavy, hanging
ruuslathe and fOrbidoiug ldre
be forced an order in tue name OF John
LeunoN. "a Wc4l-AnOwn HenricO man, GA
f. ". Gates son q Co., tO0dcco cedleia'
for -FOUR caddles OF plug tobacco, the
value OK which was $40 80, and sod them
70 Mrs W. a. Liesheld. VINO Aeepa
store in the West End for SO
A singular thing about the transaction
was that while tie order called iOr FOUR
caddies OF tobacco the clerk only deh' eF-
cd three caddies 10 him, set Shepard
VAS I'm possession OF four caddles.
lie represented himself 20 Mrs.
Iissfield as a furnisher OF supplies TO
railroad men, and having more lDD"'~'
on hand than he could sell.
Wbon arrested Shepard was about 20
get IN "a buggy at Barnetts livery stable
Tor a trip into the country. The day pc
fcro he hired a buggy from TINS s1aDl0
with a negro driver
las. IL Hin. the negro boy VINO acci-
dentally gave John Akers, announcer ues,'
bow. a mortal wound with a pistol yesteI-
day. was arraigned on the charge OF ie-
loniors. shooting and killing ana lhe 80
continued until to-day to await the ao''o'
Of the coroner's jury. $500, NTH
wjfe-beating and bailed 10 appear ios
trial failed to put in an appearance anu
an attachment was issued for i.a him. Wife
Joseph Cristian. colored' a'so a VIZ" M
heater. was given one day si''o anu
Will be tried to-day IT,, ,t,o mint
John Johnston. who broke into the PAM
sion Of /. G.. Harris and siole PAIR Oh
49, was sent TO the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE DANIEL CLUB MEETS.
A.. lanes Lewis Anderson and 9th
ars Made Speeches.

nh. Iobn W. Daniel Club had the best
I'm, nf this year last night. There
We're more persons IN a.tendance han
usu" t.ou,s men. rendered music
tpre-ident stern In his opening address
,,.srstulsted the organization upon the
s.arted increase of interest in the Club.
The following committee has charge OF
The ball Messrs. chris. Manning, Jr.. j.
sarnei Parrish. A. Bilikof. NJ Becker.
IL Redwood. y. Cohen and Sam
stern. Mr.. Gus Schnurman is secretary
OF the committee
Air. James Lewis Anderson was pre-
sented To the Club and made N brief ad-
dress lie stated that lac would be %
candidate for recollection 10 the House OF
Delegates and at the proper time would
discuss the issues Of the canvass
Aiessrs. Robert 4. Mcleod. John I'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
TWO STUDENTS ARRESTED.
Serious Result OF a Snow Ball Esca-
pade and Fight.

out az Richmond college last night
there was something of "a lively time.
Two students and policeman got all
mixed up i'm the affair ana a coupe az
arrests were made This morning ire
,xhol. AFFAIR Will De ventilated ln the
Police Court and IL remains a. De seen
how Il will turn out.
In was late yesterday afternoon when
Mr. Alukler an inOitensivc law student
was walking peacefully across the cam
ms he was thinking about quashcd
Warrants. dispositions, y-it-please-y your
honor and "A few other legal things when
a. W. A. Whitehead and Dir. Powell,
wh, are academic students tossed snow
balls at him. This Offended Mr. Muk-
los dignity and he uttered some words
that expressed his opinion plainly Of such
Tho academic students did not Ike the
vernscular I'm which Mr.. Mukler cN'
pressed himself aud they mace pef'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

The regular rehearsal Of the Wednes-
day Clubs chldren's chorus will be held
next S turday az the Y. NJ. G.. A. Han al
ID O'Clock ~. The entire chorus VIII mt et
at this rehearsal and the whole OF the
work. "Tho Legend of Bregenz, VIII De
gone through with all OF tn parts con
sstug of first and second sopranos ana
first conrralto. The soloists will also be
present and take their parts.
AS there are now only six rehearsals
rno-e before the music festival takes place
every member OF the chorus is requested
to attend promptly u they expect TO take
part boo tho concert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

The annual meeting ol Post "A. Tray
oilers Protective Association Ot America,
VIII le heidi l1 the rooms Ut the meade
quarters. corner Third and Main streets,
SATURDAY night March lltn. O'Clock.
inc cnairmen Of au standing committees
viii have their reports ready in writing
to symbit and delegates VIII be elected
-o tie state Convention. which VIII Dee
held bob Peterspure April Dtn. Ini. ls
t0 be- ID very important meeting. and Dc
U.s. inc desire of thc officials that every
o. IT, &. iu the city attend. A review of
Che work W the last year viii Doe gone
over. new work emf OUT and officers Will
Der elected for the ensuing year, All tray
eliue men iu thc city. whether members
if fhe Ars..i'.i fu nr Uuf are cordially
invited % attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

eonaI matter Of the whole business. 4
r.uuh-and-tumbie uehf ensunf anf pO-
iice officer separated the bellieerents.
Mr. Mukler swore out a warrant lor
tho arrest of bOtu Messr7. Whitehead ana
Powell aud they were arrested. Ml. -. -.
surety for tine appearance OF the TWO
youug men in the PONCE court thls morn
iug and the affairs Will Dee fully brought
out there. r..t.t.,-.,
President BOatwrght DIS 10 LynchuuIe
and yrUl not know about the affair until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
SEVERELY PUNISHED.
one Negro Got Finecn Years and An
other Twelve.

William Slater and Alfred Holen were
tro5 n the Musings Court yesterday
monre on The charge Of assauung and
rohbfrr Mr. e. IT, Webb. ON Seventeenth
street some weeks ago.
Slater Was given fifteen years in the
rcniIeutary and Hohen was given twelve
years
IN. trial of Annie Courtney and Annie
jackson. both colored. charged with being
accessory % tno crime. was postponed 10
next term.
Ir tre law and Equity Court suit was
brought for divorce by Cordeiia Mayo VS..
J8me- B Mayo. SO bin was fled
Motion for judgment were yled I'm the
civ Circuit Court On the suits of w. p.
Morgan v-. Eve. EFT Duvall. for $40; +. O..
purkett v- Mutual Benefit Fraternity,
Ior SD
Fannie Murray. colored qualified in the
Chancery Court as cxecutrx Of the estate
of john Murray. The estate is valued at
5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Tho InlIy ComnnnN.

\ large. top-heavy house greeted the
Rose Hill Folly Company al the Acad-
envy last night.
Tho company proved 90 be typical
hurlesque troupe OF the dizzy blonde"
variety and the Introduction OF some of
tine features caused several ladies. with
their escorts. 10 icaNe the house
There were one or two good spccialtN
people, about hftccn robust females.
with not altogether unattractive personal
tnss, and some pretty costumes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
MR.. RILEY TONIGHT.
The Distinguished Poet will Appear at
tie academy of Music.

James Whitcomb Riley, the famous au-
thor. who Will appear at tine Academy
tonight. will be introduced by Mr.. b. b.
Munford. Mr.. Riley will stop az the JEFF
ferson. and is expected 10 "a rive this
morning. The programme for tonight Is
as follows.
J. riano Solo. Polonaise ia A fiat
Chopin. Mr.. John If. Powell. Jr
2. Annals OF the Poor, James Whitcomb
Riley
g. soprano Solo. The Forset-me-not
won suppe). Mrs. W Strother Smith.
T. HoOsier Verse. Riley.
8. Violin Solo. CAD Chants RussesGalol.
% Mazurka tZarzycD, Miss Florence
billiard.
6. Character Sketches. Riley.
Z. Ave Maria CCavellcria Rusucano)
CIarcvnD. Mrs ". Strothct Smith Nio-
lin Obligato Miss Dnlard. Accompanies.
Miss Louise Williams.
g. Rhymes of childhood Riley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Kevsville News.

KEYsVILLE. VA. March Especial
Tho Keyslule Co-OperduVe Banking ana
Trading Company has bought The stock
of Carson * Sons furniture dealers.
Mrs Lawrence. wife OF Key. >. ,. IL" vs.
reno. III extremely ODD. and cannot sur
yty. more than Ct few days
Mr. and Mrs Harvey arrived to-day
from Danvile They w.il make keysvlle
their future home
Bishop hanuoiph vii preach ana dd-
minister the rite of confirmation I'm the
Episcopal church ON Monday, the lj;h,
n 1 n-.I..L L NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
ANXIOUS PARENT.
Youth Missing from Isis Fathers Fiat
in Brooklyn.

CHIEF of Police Howard has received
the following letter from Mr. Hamilton
pOmeroy 3D. Sew York lawyer
Sew York March s. 1899.
Chief or Police. Richmond. va;
Dear Sir. -Wu you De- $50 KIND as 10
have the records OF the mofgues. hos
pitfalls and other similar places in your
vicinity eNamined since the last week ia
January. lst for youth whether under
the same name or not. anf~ cline inc ioi-
lowing de-. r.pUon.
An educated Brooklyn boy. named
paris Rhodes lh years Of age. OF sOoG
bEbits mother dead for several years),
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

WEST POINT. VA March Especial
Dr. W. * GatewOOd has sold his drug
store and business 10 Mr.. Hargrave. of
farewell county. who has already taken
charge
Messrs Re1ms X Bro. have sold their
buttcr-dish interest 10 trust They
were enabled 20 make dishes too cheap
here. owing 90 facilities for getting lum-
Der They viii not make any more dishes.
but may manufacture other articles.
The Booth oyster Packing Company
shut down this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Rov. Edward Leigh Pei. lr one of the
closest Bible students of fle day and
h.s practical application of scripture
texts is always apt and i0iCeiui Sun
IAN school teachers and pupils Will Dee
xad 10 know that Dee has prepared H
o,ndv form some notes 900 the lessons
Tor Arrii May and juno. The littic yol-
lmc b. entitled "PeIs Notes and VII
b. a most valuable AID Boo fhe study of
lie Ir..ln- III fL-.n mnul-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

An application list Tor membership in
the League 81 American Sportsmen Is on
file al T. W Tignors Sons. 1919 east Main
street Tho spOrtsmcn 0f Richmond and
vicinity who are in favor OF this league
are requested 90 sign this application. \
copv III the constitution and bylaws can
De obtained at ngnors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
NEW THIRD STATION
IL VIII he Formally Received by the
City To-day.

The Board OF Police Commissioners and
a., Committee on Police. met at the neN
Third Police Station 20 $50 O'Clock yes-
fardav afternoon. for tho purpose of re-
ceiving the building from the hands 40
the contractor Mr. r. r. Eim1re. ON
account OF the absence OF the city En-
giuecr. however. the formal reception bad
fn Do. deferred until 1850 O'Clock tms
morning.
40. building has been entirely come
p.etod and the Third district force has
o..unied 10 The hr1fi~r is handsome.
substantial and comfortable.
.Nothu- uut praise was heard from those
present. and complimentary remarks were
made bv Motor Howard and Mr. Jacobs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

fh. veU-ln0wn teachers of vocal and
in-trum,niaI music gave d most interest Z
Ine pupils recital last night az lieii
homo. T4 east Grace street only reIa-
,,..,a fr.-ont Every number of the we'll
arranged programme was warmly re-
.aived and many words OF praise were tN-
tended to both teachers and pupils TOT lHe
-N.-LL.nI urnErcsa made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Entertainment for Its Athletic As o.
cation March t1th.


A., tfnusually attractive entertainment
viii ba slrtu at the Young Mems Chris
ian Association Hall next FRIDAY Log
rt.~b,,ord COLLEGE 1.-THE Ia4c Reporter.
viii atyo several readings from nis pop
bar contributions 10 the Dispdtcn. Mls35
Florence billiard. the noted Violnist, VIII
b. r-.rd ban TWO solos and tne COllese
CIee CLUB. which b. composed ol twenty
tr,Iued N0calsts. viii n.i two numbers Oh
thr urOgrammc. There viii Doe Two
e.ens- nom Shakespeare "As You Like
n - bv Miss Nancy Brooks supported oy
prominent local talent The concert
Grand Graph0ph0le Will be heard on TINS
0.r4-ion for ths lrst time in Richmond
tnrouen the courtesy of Messrs. Walter
f. Moses The instrument. now in the
possession OF this firm Is one of Toe first
made and its performance of orchestral
uieces is well calculated 10 astonlsn the
unnltiated.
tanrr will sing and there Will be other
numbers of great attractiveuess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Atthe Jefferson.

Among the guests at tho Jefferson last
night We're.
Mrs. q. J. Dumond. Miss Dumond New
York: Mr. and Mrs X. II. Young Wash
mcton. ID c.. Mrs r. II Van Euns Eas
Orange. y j., ). =. cary Roanoke Va;
Mr. and Mrs. W. + Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs
p. w Phelps Marynette. Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Coroner Taylor held am inquest ar the
Almsto use YESTERDAY mo ming az II clock
over the bdoy OF John IT, Akers. the negro
who was shot by James Hin Wednesday
that the killing was accidental HiTs
case will come up again in the Police
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
POLK MILLER ET AIS.
Entertainment at the \. VI. {. \. WAS
~ (nmnletc Smccess.

the benefit entertainment given az the
assembly room of the n NJ. q. ~. ' l, u
uight was "a delightful andit' ana WIS enc
loved by large audience. 40
Ihe programme Nas well arranged an1
W.. well carried Out, Polk Miller. OF
course. receiUns his usual share ot mel p,
itrd applause. and responding To 'e'e'''
recalls. -..
E.-lde- aIr Miller there were s.Ferai
other numbers. introducing the DAVIS
Banjo Ou4ucttc. All saints Ql1ft',t.s
Alr. John d. Powell Jr., dna the LNen7eh
Brothers.
of fhnso taking part combined go making
"a feature OF the whole hiil.
Emmanuel Baptist church. for when
the entertainment was given, VIII rear
lie o. neat little sum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
sinh Committee on Mater.

The subcommittee on water viii meet
in the superintendent ohire This after
noon al 8 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
SMALLPOX Ar ST MARY'S.
Two Naverian Brothers 90 10 the Pest
House One Sick and one a. Nurse.

NORFOLK VA. March s.-opecltl
Two Naveriau brothers. teachers AZ 81
N4rv'- Male Academy Norfolk. have
como % the pest house. and n has breh
decided 30 close The academy for thirty
davs. one of the brothers has the small
pox and the other. IL BIS stated, has gone
Id nurse The scholars have all been
NnlriuaftU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Ennernlnfa Neteran

rh.. s,,ne~ot ~ vefe~a~ william H. WI
son. who died at the Soldiers Home We'd
nesday took place from the chapel at the
Home yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE FLOOD OVER.
It's Aflcr Effects. Also. Are Rapidly
Disappearing.

All is quiet along the James. Tho river
has returned 10 It's bed. The citizens are
now removing the debris that it refused
u take back with o.
Trains and boats are now running on
time the gas works are boo good shape.
the streets and cellars are dry and general
cneeriuiness prevails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Redwood and Is. Csrreras also made
short talks Mr. Carreras said he would
run for the Common Council again next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
DON'T SWALLOW \AISEAriNG
CNI'St II,S

hut take Groves Tastclcss Quininc
Powders. Absolutely tasteless. Endorsed
BY chemists. soc.
The evening times., 1899-08-31

rosettes TO form front or side trimming
and the fringe will fall over the brm.
Biscuit color-not tan, not mode, and
not castor, but something lighter than all
these-will take the place of white for
fancy waists for evening wear. On the
waists. just as on the hats, machine stitch
ing and fancy stitching of all kinds will
take the place of tucking or of other kinds
of decoration. soft finished velvet, with
satin-l like surface in biscuit color. is hav-
ing a great vogue in Paris, just now, for
fancy waists. Velvet collars finished with
four-i hand ties of the same material and
worn with a little lace over collar, are
among the neckwear novelties. Persian
effects in the velvet collars; as we'll as in
the collars of silk or other materials, will
by much sought after. Pointed shapes seem
to have the preference among the lace over
collars. Boas of silk and lace and tulle are
going to be worn again. One of the most
attractive that ! saw consisted of series
of ruchings of black taffeta silk. Each of
the ruchings was edged with narrow black
velvet ribbon and the whole thing was
finished with fringed ends nine inches
long"
One of the drectore models, which is to
be kept carefully concealed from the public
gaze until the opening season arrives
has brim and crown of black velvet, with
facing OF innumerable folds of white chiffon
The directories all have long strings, which
are TO be tied into a coquettish bow under
the left ear. In another directoire bonnet,
pink felt of a pastel shade took the place
of the black velvet. Long black liberty silk
ties shirred in boa" fashion took the place
of the plain silk ties.
The evening times., 1899-08-31

farmer to grow his own seedlings Conf
fers are more difficult to grow from the
seed, and most farmers will find it better
to buy trees of this class from nursery
men. If. however conifers are purchased
directly from the seed-bed, the more COM
mon species will cost from $3.50 to So per
thousand. Such plants must be grown
for two or three years in beds or nursery
rows before transplanting to the planta-
ton.
The stock for mixed plantation of de-
sirable Species one year old. set four feet
apart each way. should be obtained at the
cost of from 81 to So per acre. For older
stock and for species difficult to grow
from seed or rare In nurseries the cost
will be much greater. After the first year
the cost will depend very largely upon the
success of the first planting. Thorough
cultivation will be required until the trees
are sufficiently large to shade out grass
and weeds In treeless regions the same
care that a successful farmer gives his
cornfisld should be given forest pianta-
tions for the first two or three years.
Not only should weeds and grass be kept
down, but the surface soil should be fire.
qUently broken during the driest portion
OF the year to prevent excessive soil evap-
oration and consequent injury 10 the trees.
The evening times., 1899-08-31
NOT ILL-UsED BY HER HUSBAND
Denial of Reports Concerning the
Homecoming of Mime. SziIassy

DETROIT, Aug. 31.-While it is true
that Col. Frank ]. Hecker and his wife. of
this city, have gone to Paris to bring back
with them their daughter Louise the wife
OF Guyld de Szilassy. yet the alleged reason
as published seems to be utterly untrue.
The closest business and social friend OF
the Heckers said today:
1T is a shameful lie and contains no
truth at all Miss Hecker, when married.
was only twenty-one years old, and had
never been away from her parents for any
length OF time. She was frail highly
nervous girl, and has simply become home
sick. and in her present condition naturally
longs for the presence of her mother. There
is not even the basis of common rumor
for the statement that she has been i'll
used by her husband"
During the days of the courtship Colonel
Hecker made no pretence of liking the
match. and is privately reported to have
said that he would rather his daughter
married a poor American than any rich or
titled foreigner. While he dislikad the
match, yet he did not oppose 1t, and the
wedding here last December was one OF the
social events of the year. Szlassy who
spent considerable time in Detroit made
many friends and was well liked by those
he met.s There was nothing of the snob
about him, and no one who knew him init
mately believes the story of his being
brute enough to ill-use his wife
The evening times., 1899-08-31
Narrowly Escaped Lynchfng.

RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. S1-Tuesday
night 1000 men gathered around the Jail
at Durham to lynch county convict, Mel
Vile Parker, colored, who night before last
assaulted eight-yeaP-old May Huddleston.
white. within 100 yards of her fathers
home. He was saved from immediate
death only by being taken in disguise from
the jail by Sheriff Markham to the latter's
home, eleven miles away. There the sher-
id awaited developments, and when he as
certained the mob's determination, put
Parker in carriage and drove through
the country TO Raleigh, arriving here at 5
O'Clock this morning. He also brought
Andy McAdams, colored, who had been
taken to Durham Jail from Alamance bare
Iy In time TO prevent lynching, McAdams
having assaulted a four-year-old white
girl. The mob also wanted McAdams. and
news came that people from Alamance
were coming after him. Parker is thirty
years old. and denies his guilt, though the
evidence is conclusive. McAdams is six
teen, and makes full confession. He was
half-clad and shiyered with fear and cold
when he was placed in the Jail here.
The evening times., 1899-08-31
HoRsEwHIPPED HIS WIFE.
Fifteen Days in Prison the Penalty
of a Husbands Cruelty.

NEWBURG, n. Y, Aug. 31.-George
Rosecrans. of Pine Hill. Ulster county. has
just been sentenced to fifteen days impris-
onment for horsewhipping his wife under
somewhat sensational circumstances.
Mrs. Rosecrans was disposed to be ieal-
Gus of her husband, and evidently thought
he was paying too much attention to some
of the pretty girls at Pine Hill. On re-
cent evening she waited for him until after
midnight, when she saw Mr. Rosecrans
drive to the house with a young woman in
the carriage with him. Mr.. Rosecrans help
ed her to alight.
Angered at her husbands act Mrs. Rose
Grams ran into the street toward the couple.
The young woman scurried away. Mr..
Rosecrans, horsewhip in hand, followed
after his wife. He caught Mrs. Rosecrans
before she was able to overtake the young
woman. and lashed her furiously over the
head several times.
Mrs. Rosecrans obtained warrant for
the arrest of her husband on a charge of
assault, and he was promptly convicted
and sent to Ulster county Jail by Justice
Cole
rts young woman who caused the trou-
Bile says that Mr.. Rosecrans merely drove
her home from dance in his carriage, as
the vehicle in which she went to the So
cial function was too crowded for comfort
The evening times., 1899-08-31
GLOVES.

big lot of extra fine quality ALL
silk Mitts, in black. white, and colors--
Pure Silk Gloves, in black, white, tan,
etc.-also Lisle Thread Gloves, and
few Black Gauntlet Gloves. Some are
Hough's stock-some are odd lots of
our own. The values are up to 1(iC
SOC. Choice goes for. r.............. ~
dozen Black Silk Mitts-in almost
every size-and also heavy quality Taf
feta Gloves for fall wear-which Hough
sold sold at !; 2Sc. and sSe. a pair 124c
An odd lot of Ladies' Kid Gloves, in
two-clasp and Foster hook styles
blacks and fashionable shades-only in
sizes 5 ga, 6, 6 IA, 7. and 71-2.
Hough's prices were 75c., 81. and 33C
$1.25 a pair Choice for .. W