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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
RI0TING TOUR OF
TENTH INMUNES
continued from First Page

said they had been treated fairly wel
though the white officers from the So th
were not ass kind 20 them as the white
men from the South would have been a
member of the regiment said that tae
Virginia negroes Jared much better tnan
some off the others. the fact chat they
were NifgIuiaas winning for them ine
good opinion OF nearly AN thcir uper'o.~.
Colonel Jones. who commanded the reg
ment said that Company Was the best
.u the regiment
COMPANY ROSTER
Her is the complete roster ot Company
B ass mustered ia here ON July lf..
Captin-CraudaU Mackey. First Lfu-
tcnaut-Ed. l.. Baker. Second Lieutenant
William Blanry. First Sergeant TED. q.
Brown. Quartermaster Sergeant-Chaf.' b
Fraser.
se-geants-Weavcr. Gregory Robinson
Jones.
Coroporals-Early Smith. Fra7er Green.
Stewart Jones. Price. Clark.
Mus clus-Howard. Harris.
ArHfcer Thompson. Cook. Brown
Wagner. Christian.
prutes- Anthony Baker Ben. Brdcn,
Broadus Brown Uharlc1 Brown 'hti-
i.D. Brown OEuas. Brown lJoel brown
iRIchar,D. Brown a. ~. Butler Duup-
D1bney. Davenport Ferguson ti'li-'
Frasier Caters. Gardner Goode. Graves
Harris. Heck. HOp-on. Howard lA.hetu
Hun Jefferson. Johnson Ota.loll''
johnson William. Jones Caryl Jones
ODaviU. Lee L'psc1mb. Mann Mlltl,
N-rkius Nash Parker, Patterson, I1Mt ...
Robertson. slater smith (WilNam) smiih
IS. LID. stevens. Sullivan. Taylor 'oim'Hl
TAYLOR d. Al Thompson. Thurman
Turner. White wilkinson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE IMMUNES
IN PETERSBURG.
Were Orderly There But 0isgraCeIul
at Weldon.
TOOK GOODS FROM STORES
The AppomattoS River Higher Than
mt Any Time Rocently-i.umle r on
the Wharves in Danger OF
Being Washed Away.

PETERSBURG, VA. March Especial.
Companies &, OF Alexandra, ana ~ OF
Washington. Tenth United states Coz
ored immunes. ABOUT two hunufeo suohs'
who have been mustered out OF the ser
vice. passed through here Tonight from
Macon, Ga.
There Was a large force OF police at the
railway station 10 preserve orueI, Out
their services were not needed, as the
oo.ored troops created no disturbances
1ne.r conduct at Weldon. y. G.. is report
cd to have Deen very olsgrareini. - tney
Ared off ire arms in the streets and took
possession OF tbe stores when we're opel
and he.ped themselves to what they want
Cd.
APPOMATTOX HIGH
The Appomattox river II higner TO-
night than u has been at any tme cur
ing the last two freshets and me "a'ft
Is over the wharves for some distance
4 large quantity OF lumber piled on the
ybarves awaiting shipment 10 Balti-
more. is exposed 10 the hish water ana
liable 10 be washed away.
Tie New England Newspaper League
which will arrive here on March l'th, WIZ
be given a lunch at the Central Sla'e
Hospital and Will dine at the SHERWOOD
Hotel ...~.,-
IL is understood that he parties VINO
are 10 build the new street electric IA DE-
way here will ask the cry 'ouncH TOT
the privilege Of putting down two tracks
on Sycamore street
There is 10 be no formal observance Of
81 Patricks Day I'm Petersburg
The driveway leading 10 the new reser-
,.olr was very badly washed hy the re-
cent rains and will have to be rebuilt
people from the ueighborinE counties VINO
were I'm the cifv to-day said that the roads
arc I'm an almost impossible condition.
Mrs Jno ). Blck. 4 well-known lazy
Of this city. was stricken with paralysis
dav or two ago and her condition is
very critical
TIE contractor for building hre-proo-
clerks once here. IS in the city giving
ont the sub-contracts. The building Is
10 cost S6S25.
The revival az the West End Baptist
church il growing in interest and there
we're several conversions last nieht
KNIGHTS or PYTHTAS.
The order Of knights ~ Pythias In TINS
oi.v IS increasing in membership and a.
eve~v meeting night there ara applications
for membership.
Mr. William T. wilson dle1 ~ hI- i'
sidencc. ON Hurt street. this mofrlua ~
,ar long Illness fle leaves wiooN
and two children. and sister, VINO l'
Blind Mr. Wilson he'd for ten years beer
% mcrutcr ~ the Fire Department ana
was about go years old
7lr Joseph Mace. an emplove at tm
..as-house. fen from the roof - thai
building Yesterday. distance Of eve
.-rontr feef and injured two ~ his ribs
Va fortunately. fell unon light hani
SNOW which saved him from rcorc se-
-ious hurts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

City Council anI Manager Sharsig
ILnnnl Get Inarlh y

Cannot Get Iogeth y
ALLENTOWN, March S-Last even
ing s. action OF Council So rot ir TINS
the city lot To- Che Allentown baseball
club tor a baseball ground may be The
cause IF the club being transferred from
Al outown. D.. =. Douglass Is nt present
considering two offers from other towns
for the ciub. but has nor yet DECIDED
Whether 60 accept
There is general regret that Allentown
MAY not have professional han this COM
inr season. Never has an Allen own club
been 90 such good footing as the present
signed fifteen IN number and this Is more
tf.u amy club 100 the country has done.
They are all good players and everybody
.,lr.o.orr 90, ,uG. .n this city were
not properly filed until the season was
far advanced.
The city lot heretofore uct'cl the city
revenue OF $50 year The u se-bau
management omcred 500 and Rad been
granted the use Of tho lot by the Water
Department. when the city property COM
mittec claimed IL had the rendng in
charge and killed the project.
The suit Of G. b. B'oemeckc Of New
ark. against the Atlantic League was 10
have been argued before Judge Ai'r'@N'
to-day but 10 was continued.
nhia Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
The United states VIII Take No Par
in the characterization Trouble.

WAsHINsTON. March S-Ihe Italian
go4efum-nt tulousn ls representative in
Washington. lately laia before mo du-
f,ort.,rs hets lia purpose % ask OF CHINA
q port on San Nun Bay. and has IN
vited an expression from mis- government
- % lts attitude. In response. II II IN
derstoOd that Secretary Hay ar we'll As
the President made II clear that the
United States would pursue the SAM
course as toward the Russian. British
and German occupation OF .2hlnegc ports.
namely. strict neutrality
Exchanges have been verbal and
,afocr Informal more Boa fnc nature ol
automatic sOundings than direct pro-
uositlons They have given occasion 20
srronsous publications. 70 the effect that
ilAIy had asked tho United states 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Dainty things for spring anu
summer.
Infants Long Slips made OF goo"
cambria. neck aud sleeves edseu ? &c
with embroidery ...........-..t-.'
long Nainsook slips Mother Hun
hard style. tucked yoke win men
and sleeves finished off with ASC
embroidery ........ ..-.-..' ..--.'
Infants Long Dresses. square yoNes
Of embroidery and tucks. neck anu
sleeves edged with Hamburg orc
embroidery ...-...... .--....-.''''
Fine Nliusonk Dresses with square
yoke Of Inserting and hemsi iicilhb
and rufflo OF embroidery AROUND ZEC
yoke .......... .....---.. ---.+----- -
Chndreu's short White Dresses. ages
90 3 yr1rs. Mother Hubbard sihle'
with yoke % inserting and tne tucss'
neck and sleeves pretlily edged 1Sc
with embroidery ............-...-. y
Nains00k Dresses made with round
yoke oi inserting and tuck-. neck anu
sleeves edged with emornio- Doc
cry .......... ............ ..--.-.-.-
Very Fine NaIrs0ok Dresses. win
square yoke OF embroidery and bref
teles ot embroidery over OSc
shoulder ........ ........ .-.--...
Finer ones at slss. a62 and up
10 Ell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Long and Short
Cream ClOakS.

Infants Long BEDFORD Cord Cloaks
prcttly made with wide brettei.es
over shoulders. yoke and brelteil's
artisticauv trimmed with 80 30
fancy silk braid. price.
Infants Long Cashmere Cloaks,
made with deep cape collar anu
trimmed with fancy braid. S2.O5
price ..-..... .-.-----.. .st+-.''
Fine Quality Bedford Cord Cloas<<.s.
made with wide embroidered rul.'e
around woke. yoke trimmed WIN
fancy ribbons ana braid, S2.SO
price .......... .....-.... 10000
Chldrcn's short Cashmere Cloaks
with deep cape collar trimmed Win
rows Of fancy ribbon and Sax
braid, price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Short Bedford Cord Cloaks. very
handsome. made with Wide collar.
trimmed with braid and 81 90
edged with face. price. ~
Short Cream Cloaks suitable FOR
bows. made with tho new box plated
back and deep circular cape collar
daintiy trimmed with satin e. *
daisy ribbon. price........... *O'|O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

GI-rNEs. PROVINCE OF HAVANA
March "a large part of the reconcen-
trado quarter of Guines was burned TINS
morning three children being burned u"
Inc Cuban Industrial Relief Fund.
which has station here is providing
f.mporarv quarters for the hom ess aiu
"a special appeal for funds VII og mac So,i
in he district and the supply OF army
ratiOns is exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
PERIODS OF PAIN.

Menstrustion. tine balance wheel OF
woman's life. is also the bane of exist
cnce to many because it means time OF
great suffering.
While no woman is entirely free from
periodical pain, it does not seem TO have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Virginia Conc.avc. order Of Fep'asonhs
had "a fne meeting IN Wilkinson's Hal
last night. The attendance was unusual
lv large. There were several mutations
and supper was given after the work
was done.
Archon II. T. Smith on behalf OF the
C0nclave presented Caterer Geo. Ban-
mister with a handsome gold badge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

NEOSHO. MO- March Am unsucces-.
ful attempt has been made by an organ
lied gang 10 hold up and rob Noel
small town I'm Mcdonald county The
citizens had been warned and were pre-
pared for the gang. ono r0bhcr was
Shot and Killed by Louis Smith "a saloon
keeper and another OF the robbers was
arrested The killing uipped the robe
horv I'm the bud. the remainder Of tine
gang escaping There is nothing on the
dead r0hhcr 10 identify him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

March Q. 1899. az .
O'clock =. a.. az the residence OF BIS
rorenfs Mr.. and Mrs. G. 9. Brown No.
tn4 cast Broad street. CHESTER
ARTHUR BROWN; aged fourteen
suncral from Gracc-Street Baptist
church SATURDAY MORNING al ii
Interment in shockoe HIl Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

ro>-DON March 1O-Thc Vienna cor
,,s,,,ndent of the Times says. emma rs
E'ut to send "a commercial mis- ioh 40
tho Furorcan and American trade centres
with view 90 the promotion OF nlil.
',roroarce II the mission proves success
80 Tho Government proposes 10 louhd
h nose trading urms in me great 'coh-
.,..rriaI towns of the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

,l,,fee rl. r,ll invited 90 Kansas
.. ~ ~f,. 20 "aaHire on Queen Veto
ria's birthday May -lth The invitaiic ,
Eutrougns 3D.
british Vice-Consul. and was extended IT,
behalf OF resident subjects or the queen.
elaborate ceremonies are AIMED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
noN'T SWALLOW NttsEsIING
CAPSULES

but take Groves Tasleies' Duinine
Powders Absolutely iasteiess Endorsed
hv chemist -'c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
l-cIriar Nmcen Heffer-

BRUSSELS March 9-Pessimistic ru-
rnors regarding the condition Of Queen
Marie Henrietta continue.
A bulletin issued late this evening says
She has had "a serious relapse during the
afternoon. but afterward improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
THE GRIFFIN SHOOTING.
rhe Mayor Tells Why lie Ordered OUT
Trnnn.-s hnotin. was by CitiLrns.

GRIFFIN. ca. March 9-Mayor pay
nl Lieutenant Daniel, of the 0ilIi.n
ales. made statements to-day in IrIH
l tle letter ~ Colonel WitmoW. "i ln'
..th lmmunes. 10 Governor 'audri,
--.rtine that his men had been hf'
..r br the state militia at Griffin. aui
.uuJme safe conduct Goo the >ttlr
.. MAYOR DAVIS SAYS. When lnt
hens. bic conduct Of the oilers or
.. nrst section OF the train was rep1itei
ms and the citizens arneaied 10y l.'.
,..ion from the next section which was
. here Boo about an hour. / at once irlt-
l.rad Governor Gambler and .tti hin
..rrr ... .I.s l-r'f.r T..
sed 20 advise me in twenty minutes
II.r .Ouid IO $50 COB Hnr n4f tHr
...I section w8s approaching the ~
immediate action WAS necessary. ami
power vested in me- a. Mayor 7
fn. Rifles ONT NJ authority for
H.. fe f1un1 in arfic'e g. section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
MOVE REpROACH.

.rre Rifles and an those whom ] depu-
.,.4 fo meet the train were on hand and
~.+.4 Ia a manner that was above re-
.l,.rh As long as I am Mayor OF Griffin
shall use all the means ln my power
q, protect the life and property of her
r.. statement Lieutenant Daniel
,...iyed the following order from
f.. NaNur.
commander Griffin Rifles;
.. owing 40 imminent danger OF riot ~
the train of colored troops Just mustered
r,t in Macon. while passing through Grf-
80 ,shich will he IN -- minutes, hrlng
,,o,r command 10 the passenger depot at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March 9.-Sps-
cial.--Mrs. Jennie c. Mnnigerode widow
or Charles y. MiunlgtrJIc, uled early t.Ir
morning an her residence, No. "a Prince
street. The deceased was OyerV nItN
years OF age. sne mad reared fanny
Of several children. all of whom survive
her one Of her daughters married
Prof Andrews. of the COrcOran Arr
School, Washington.
Mrs. Minniger0oe was we.l-known
and esteemed resident. Her death was
caused by Bright disease, from when
months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

plTTsPVRG PA. March 9.-The Ma
toual Tube Works Company announced
to-day that am increase OF wages OF 10
ref cent would be granted Us SIX thou
sand employees 10 take erect March 10Th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

LONDON March o-The queen has
POSTPONED her departure 70 the south
N France until Saturday next I'D conse-
oucnco OF the storm in the channel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

on account of illness in the family Of
mr. Hunter Mcclure. the meeting Of the
colonial Danes which was 10 have been
held al his residence tonight VIII not
Ia held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Chcefcr lIr0yu.


a telegram received last evening IRON
Stduut.I. Na. announced tine death OF
SIR MaIce.us Iitz. brother oi tne lale
Captain d H.. Fltz off This city. AIRS.
j. r.. tllz and Miss Juliet Fitz left on
the 1880 train iast n.glt I'D attend tAe
fuucrI. which occurs to-day
Mr Fltz. until his health tailed au'lt
Sis moHtIs ago. was engaged ln Che eA-
press business 40 Charleston. W Va. DE
was about f0fty-lye years or age ana
leaves wife aud four children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Al a meeting OF the Board oi Govetnofs
~ an. peep Ron Hunt club last night, Do
was decided % hold me eprins msstlhA
IN slfurIlN. Anr-l -yLn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

with D.. Davids Cough syrup The best
an earth for Coughs Colds. Group. Con-
sumption aud all Throat and Lung
Troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

GLOUCESTER C.. H.. VA. March S.
Speciai-1he community Is made sad
dened by the death Of Miss Annie Stew
art, daughter of the late J.. r. Stewart
consul to san Juan under President Har-
ris0n. who was buried i'm the Ware
Church Cemetery on sunday. Miss Stew
drt had made many warm friends durine
her sojourn here, who will miss her brish,
presence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Lll-ie NlnH kidd

Lille Nay Kidd. the twelve-year-old
daughter of Mrs. r. N. Kidd. died az the
residence OF the mother so. 23lo east
Clay street. yesterday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

PROCKTON MASS. March 9.-Wm II
NcGunniglc the veteran baseball play
or and MANAGER died TODAY after a long
sickness. aged fOrty-twO years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Deaths in Abingdoh.

ABINGDON. VA. March s.-speeiAl.-
Captain Ben T. Morrison, VINO was cap
tain OF Company b. Thiriy-sfNrnIh W.
Cedar Mountain August @ l,0-. ditd mere
OF paralysis this morning. -sed sNt.
nine.
Miss Mary Preston the beautiful anD
ton county superintendent of schools
died yesterday. and will be buried here
tomorrow. aged twenty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS ACTIVE.
They Had An Interesting and Helpful
Day.
MANY INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESSES
rho programmc Was Full Of Valuable
Information and Assistance To
Those Engaged ia
the work.


cr,,e-street Baptist church the second
session OF the Virginia Sunday school AS
so,iation was opened with song and
nrsver service. Alter the singing of seve-
raj hymns. and prayer by Rev. w. Y.
Tudor. u. D.. OF Richmond, rev Edward
Leigh zen. -. D.. of the Bible Reader.
conducted the moruins Bible study using
thc luh chapter OF johns Gospel
PRESIDENT Nswter asked superintendents
AMI others interested Co speak for
few minutes each of tHe WORK OF their
schools. 0l the encouraging features, 1he
successes. etc. Alr. Adams. of IdHldA
county. capt T. O. Morton. of stanton
end others contributed 90 this pant oL iHS
programme.
PROF. HAMlLL SPEAKS.
The next speaker was PROT IA. VI.
Hamu. of Illinois. field worker OF the
International Association. and he u7e'
nu.t rromdbiy me time allotted ior ihe
discussion ot general items ot interest to
the Sunday-scho0l worker Deirst.e7
suggested the following as Of interest 70
the majority OF worker.
Young People.
The Primary Department.
Jhe Securing of Sew Scholars
Getting Adult lMaieal interested
Securing Teachers,
Getting Iedcher5 20 0iudt,
Getting Them 10 Attend Regularly
when the question of how 90 5ei aeu--
ma.es in The Sunday school vas itHsn Up
Prof. ll1miI asked MI. 0Illlh- OF Naa"
instln to speak aud Doe told of the Won
dertul success That mad come lnroush l"e
con ceis yea EFFORTS OF Mt. r. H. %. Wv,
the teacher of Bible class OF some Two
hundred.
SUNDAY -s'hooL LA MAUI.
ti.-.r,5 t,. Rfr " Do Do smith wash
HFeieu 10y 'i'' a. So.
ineton j.. O." WHO 7p"N1 'i ou''-'s
School Leakage. It's cause ana cure.
The address was given under the two
general heads. cause and cure. and each
of these was divided into seven parts as
) I5saiosrsa,o- inter-, IT,.
:. Impo'len e..
5. Irrcsulari'y-Imoro'oa'ty'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

been ma
lures plan 7
that women
otherwise
healthy
should suffer
50 severely.
Lydia E. Pinl
hams Vege-
tablet Com Z
pound is Z
the most Z
thorough fe-
male reguia-
tor known 4
medical sci
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Hon. John VI. Trotman.

q,ne remains OF lion. John NJ 1rotman
Who died last night at Raleigh. y. g..
passed through here to-day enroute 20
Gates county. y. c.. where the iuuera
will take place tomorrow. The BODY
Vi b-re ON "a .pec.al train over the SUI
faik A. Carolina railroad. 10 Was accom-
panied lbs daughter of the decea I
ANA Hon. w. j.. Welch the member from
Chowau county.
The deceased represented Haifa I'D lAr
North Carolina General Assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

Thomas tiatkcE pps

Mr. Thomas Clarke Epps. one OF the
bcst-knovu members off the police loIt,'
died OF br-hls disease at '.-l cio-N
yesterday morning. go IDS home no. .t'
west Cay street. after ar EXTENDED hi-
ness.
DAP. Epps was a Nireiuian and South
erner of the most patriotic hihd. re
was born in ibis city. ana ~ cHt tie
greater part of his nie here. Tie enlist
ed in the Confederate army ana ser F1'
calamity through the struggle a "a mem
.,l ul tue i.4 ...-uo4.4 u+u-7.
After the war Sir. Epps accepted
oo.ition with the Richmond and banNiNe
NOW Southern railway. Ar conductor
and was engaged az such mp 90 the iiiHe
that he Joined The force.
Mr.. Eups married Miss Nu~erove. OF
Lvnchburs. and is survived by her Wlia
.hrte ch.ldrcn-a SON and TWO oaiEhiti
His son is SIR. As.cgre j. Epps former '4
~ the firm of Epps De Boisseau. bur mo-"
manager Of publishing mousse ln DAY -
tou Ohio. and bis daughters are Misses
Lula t.. and Helen %. Epp-.
He was "a brother of the lafc cry Ser
eeant Charles Ut. Epus. DE leaves seven
brothers and sisters ills ptolN-i5 are
Sergeant George Epps. 0r the THIRD it--
trirt. Nr vs.. D. Eqp-. Ar john % -'ps.
off Glen Allen. and Nr Cary O.. tple
Of Roanoke IBIS sisters are Ms. D. d.
Wm-tc.d. ot Washington. ID. o.. "I.H
tra-f.mes j. ~ Derby shire and w. 81.
CaraeaI. OF This city
s remarkable coincidence in conn elton
with the death of Mr. Epps was tn1t De-
passed away ON the anniversary or the
foreaee Of bis father and almost al lh.
same hour.
Mr. Epps was made Mason in ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10

THE above order was issued to me un
der authority OF Section ~. Code %
Georgia. ] responded % the order, aF
was my duty. and reported. as instructed.
t0 tho chief OF police at the depot
lined my command up and down fhe rail-
road track. about twenty feet from the
train of negroes. arms at order The chico
off police ordered half my company about
200 yards west of the depot Upon The de-
narture OF tho train the negro troops fired
several Nolleys directly at the citizens and
military This fire was not returned hN
mv men, but the citizens Old return tina
lire. ! bad given positive orders to my
did NOT"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Girls New
Spring Refers.

epecial Friday and Saturday show
ine OF Misses Artistic Apparel marked
with special price interest rs ne
seasons beginning with those chic
Youthful STYLES expected OF hauI mann
and impossible to duplicate elsewhere
Refers. TO years made with
double fancy collar. trimmed with
seven rows of braid seams aN bound
and nicely finished price 81 *
now ...... ...,.. 5000. ..-...-. ~fC
Chndren's Noboy Little Refers
made coat back with large sailor
collar, beautifully trimmed 81 IN
with braid pricc............-.
At CSC. Refers OF ar-wool flannel.
ages 10 - years coiors. navy and
red. trimmed in fancy white braid.
your choice to-day, any size. OSC
Tor ...--.-+.--- +------+--. ----+t+t--
Chndren's Very Stylish Refers.
made empire back. with cpsuletfes
over shoulders and trimmed with
three rows OF braid and % -
pearl buttons. price.......... ~~'/O
Refers in gray. brown and blue.
trimmed I'm fancy silk braid and steel
buttons made with the new seal
Top collar price choice $500
now ...... ...... .-..-. ..---. w.
E+h ond rYoon Qfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-10
Kaufman q 90.
Special Friday
and Saturday Sale
Babies Clothes.

Dainty things for spring and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-26
OTHER MARKETS
Live stock Market.

Nrw YORK. Tuesday. July 25.-Receipts of beeyes
were no head. nearly all for slaughercrs. No
trading. Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow but
toadv al Ia,S1c. 2 N. for native sides Gables un-
changed. Exports 200 heeNes and !,44o quarters
OF beef tomorrow, 1000 quarters OF beef.
Receipts If calves ~ head. Very little trading
aud feeling weak. About 40 calves uns,ld. Poorest
To- Lest " ais sold at 81 IOaS7 = 100 n. No butter.
q n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were I2.I7s head,
including cars for city butchers and 40 for tho
mari et. SHEEP were III moderate supply and steady
lambs on heRNY receipts. opened LOG 25r. lower
closed 2!ts4Oc. lower with cars unsod Common
to good sheep sold at s3.25SS4 SO p 100 NJ; or
binary to choice lambs at SiSSI: rulls At So
Dressed mutton slow at Isslec. r n; dressed lambs
A. Iolir
Receipts of hogs were 2.Si8 head, all for slaugh.
ter"r., Nomnally firm at S4soSs5 q 100 n. for
ordinary Ia prime hogs.