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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Oar Offer and Goods Your Money and Coapons YES

and a large squad OF the Knights OF the
Golden Horseshoe will be in attendance
The line of march will be from Fifth and
Franklin Streets (where they will form,
up Franklin to the College and return
down Franklin to Fifth Street. Here the
procession will turn into Grace Street and
thence will proceed to the Capitol Square
and will pass in review before the Cover
nor's Mansion, where the Judges will be
stationed. These judges will decide the
Iprize-winners, as very handsome prizes
have been offered for special features.
These prizes are: Sweepstakes, the most
beautifully decorated vehicle, handsome
loving cup of silver, presented by the
Nolan Company. Mr.. Lumsden will give
a handsome brooch for the young ladies'
prettiest trap.
The z. B. Taylor Company viii give
handsome piece of Libby cut-glass for the
married ladies' contest.
Mr. Buchanan has given a sterling sill
yer military brush for the gentleman's
hand-bmest trap.
Handsomely engraved invitations have
been sent out by the. Ladies Committee to
young ladies, asking them to take part
in the Carnival. These are accompanied
by a card requesting the ladies TO COM
municate with Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
LADIES TAKING PART.
The Following are the ladies who
have been invited to take part IN the
Floral Carnival: Miss Arents, Miss Att
kinson, Mrs. Louis Borchers, MISS zine
Bosher, Miss Branch, Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
Miss Mary Cameron. Mrs. G. V. CARING
ton. Mrs. Andrew II. Christian, Mrs =.
OBJ. Cowardin. Mrs. j. D. Crump. MIS-
Chas. Davenport, Mrs. James II. aDooley,
Mrs. W. S. Forbes. Misses Harris, MISS
Katie Halves, Mrs. II. S. Halves, MISS
Hirsh, Mrs. Thomas f. Jeffress, Mrs
George Ben. Johnston, Misses Mcclure,
Mrs. p H. Mayo, Mrs. Clarence Mill
hiser, Miss Kate Y. Montague, Misses
Noting, Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs.
Emanuel Raab Misses Ross, Mrs. Fred.
R. Scott, Mrs. j. c. Shafer, Miss Maria
G. Moseley, Mrs. G.. w. Stevens, the
, Misses Stewart, Mrs. l.. l.. Strause, Mrs.
Richard NJ. Taylor, Misses Thomas. Mrs
S. W. Travers, Mrs ]. e. Tfeviilian,
Miss Ruth Tanner. Mrs. Governor Tyler
Misses White. Mrs. Philip Whitlock. MISS
Mary Williams, Miss Bruce Williams,
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, Mrs. A. s.
Buford. Miss Lille Urquhart. Mrs. w. Z.
Matthews, Mrs. Lawrence Ingram. Mrs.
Charles T. OsFerrall, Mrs. E. S. Freeman
! Miss Anne Tenant. Mrs. Fairfax, Miss
Lancaster, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs
| Hugh Taylor, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. George
Warren, Mrs. Allan Potts. Mrs. Dabney
"a. Grenslaw, Mrs. Scott Parrish Misses
Hancock. Mrs. Wingfeld. Mrs. Robert
Archer Mrs. p. n. Starke, Mrs. Edgar
TAILOR. Mrs. Emma Rosenbaum. Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

reason why Mr.. Lassitsr should not os
sworn in. and at once administered ms
oath.
Representative Quaries to-day intro
duced q bill authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to pay Henry D. Smith OF
Basic City. Va, SS25 for relief for ser
vices as messenger transporting mails
| from waynssboro Junction 10 Waynes-
boro Postoffice.
The Senate to-day passed Senator Mar
tins hill for the promotion and retire
rnent OF Assistant Surgeon John + Hrafss-
ford, United States navy
The House to-day passed Representa-
tive ReIlary,v's OF North Carolins) bill
authorizing the Carolina and Northern
Railway Company to maintain bridge
over The Lumber River. in Robson
county, y. c.
Representative Ltnney OF North Caro-
lima. today called and secured the pass
age OF bill authorizing the holding OF
regular terms OF the United States Dis
trics Court az winston, y. c.
The Secretary OF the Treasury today
submitted a schedule OF claims of the
different departments. and urged an APP
prouriation in the general deficiency bill.
Among the list was the following from
North Carolina: Postmaster G. 7. Bai-
| lev. Raleigh. gao: w. ". Rollins, Ashe-
Vile, ST. and p. j. OBrien. Durham. s..
NJ NJ. Myers was to-day appointed post
master at Friends Mission. Par.ek
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
THE ROADWAY TO FULT ON
Opening Up a Thoroushfarc That
VIII be Great Convenience
to the People OF the
East End.
Mr.. MARX GuNsT.

The Grounds and Buildings Committee
has accomplished much during the iast
few years IN the way of beauufylng ana
improving the public parks.
While this body did not get all the
money It asked of the Finance Commit
tee. il Jared tolerably well. 1T was hopeo
10 secure sum sufficient 10 enapie tie
committee to contract for $3.50 square
wards of Sranolitfic pavement al the
New Reservoir Park. The appropriation
VIII enable the committee TO have only
1.4oO yards constructed during the pres
ent fiscal year.
t.ranontflic pavements viii be laid in
Monroe, Candles Hill and Marshall
marks The committee will be unable 10
acco,n;,lisf all ii desired to do, but the
work undertaken viii be done with a view
to making the improvements permanent
That is, the plan mapped out VIII be
executed as far as possible with the
money available. and each year the work
viii be continued until il is finished.
FULTON ROADWAY
There viii be no sranoiitalc pavement
laid in Chimborazo Park. for the reason
that the committee is using the money
that would otherwise be available for TINS
purpose to complete the roadway from
Fulton 10 aCfi1nborazo Park This IS a
much needed public Improvement
Much attention is being given to the
CITY Nurseries There are more young
trees on hand than the city needs and
the committee has been authorized TO DIS
pose of the surplus stock and TO place
whatever sum that may be derived from
the sale TO the credit of the fund to be
used for the Improvement of the parks
Many varieties of trees are grown by the
city. Among them are ash, beech, Derry.
Birch chestnut. coffee. cypress, dosWood,
elm. ginl1go gum. holly. larch, linden,
locust, maple, oak. poplar, privet, red
bud. sycamore walnut and willow
Chairman Gunst and the other nAm-
pers of the committee are very anxious
10 dispose Of some Of the city's property
that is bringing in no revenue and te use
the proceeds in erecting new and mod
ern Jail. In fact. the new jail may be
said to be Mr.. Gunst's hobby. He has
been lighting for It ever siIfc1 he has
been in the Council. BE hopes soon to
see the efforts of himself and those VINO
have stood by him rewarded
THE COMMITTEE
Following are the members of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee. which
IS one of the best working bodies in the
Council Messrs Marx Gunst tchairma1).
John NJ. King (sub-ehairman), James T.
Ferriter. John T. West. James T. Neale,
7. NJ. Blanks. J Harry Lawder and Evan
Snead There is one vacancy, occasioned
by the death Of Mr.. II. ]. Heeke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

These gentlemen, after considering the
question and consulting with the officers
of the Carnival Association. decided that
the matter should De turned over TO a
committee Of ladies, as their tastes and
talents were more adopted to the success
full arrangement OF such an undertaking.
LADIES COMMITTEE.
The ladies who form this committee are
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, chairman, Mrs
Stephen Putney, Mrs w. D. Thomas, Mrs
j. Scott Parrish, Mrs John Shelton Will
liams, Mrs j. Hoge Tyler, Mrs. G. w
Stevens and Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin.
The ladies at once took charge of the
work and, assisted by the gentlemen, have
arranged for a most beautiful celebration
on Floral Day
The ladies had to undergo much trouble
in securing the data and ideas for the for
nation of this Carnival exactly as they
wanted If, but through their assistants and
the directors of the Association, they have
succeeded, so that this day will witness
one of the most beautiful events Of the
entire week
1t has been decided that the Carnival
shall consist of vehicles of every style,
gaily decorated with different kinds of
flowers. young ladies and gentlemen IN
their traps, married ladies' In Vlctorlas,
children in carts and the like. Every car
riage or trap in line will be almost a COM
plete mass Of flowers, while the horses
will be decorated with the blossoms and
dainty ribbons corresponding to the BIOS
SONS which crown and form the decora-
tons of the trap or carriage.
Among the vehicles will be a trap deco
rated in pink and white chrysan rhemums,
another in violets, while wisteria, jon
ouils porpies, roses and the royal sun
flower will form some of the most strik-
ing creations.
PRETTY YOUNG LADIES'.
Seated in tho midst of these heaps of
beautiful flowers viii be the pretty young
ladies', the beauties OF the city, who with
hats and dresses to correspond With the
trap decorations will hold the reins and
handle the horses as true horsewome en-.
The Jefferson brake will be especially
beautiful. decorated entirely in American
| Beauties. In this will be a party OF young
girls, chaperoned by Mrs. Graham Hob
son. They will be suitably costumed to
match the beautiful coloring of the flow
ers-
Mrs c.. OBJ. Cowardin will chaperone
another party of young ladies VINO VII,
occupy carriage handsomely decoraleo
in flowers and ribbons.
/ A large float. representing a YARD 1ilea
] with children and flowers, Will torn a
/ most beautiful spectacle.
The carriages will be escorted by. ta TAR!
/ members of the Deep Run unit t'.. ~
! tonboots. black coats and white ronsets-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Heiirico News.

The case of f. A Bragg, charged with
trespassing on the property OF and abus-
ing Willie ana Mollfe Vincent was before
Justice James 7. Lewis. of Henrico, yes
,e.>day and Bragg was fined So. There
WAS also a warrant against the Fircents,
charging then. with abusing Bragg, and
they Were fined ike sum.
The teachers of BroolSland District.
Eenfico county, where at the courthouse
yesterday morning being paid off.
The Teachers Association of Henrico
county. which vas TO have met at the
County Courthouse yesterday morning,
did not assemble on account of the alb
sence of Mr.. McG5!rary. who was TO have
addressed them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

Ethel Pace, Mrs. Dr. Upshur, Mrs. c: D
Larus. Mrs. A. E. Anderson, Mrs w /,
WhiteHurst, Misses Hill. Dr.. and Mrs.
J. A. White, Mrs. P. Davie. Mrs. DICK
Gaines, Mrs. Habliston-
The gentlemen who will take part are
Messrs. James NJ Valentine, Lang. Put
ney, Archer Anderson, Jr., Ed. j. Wins.
John T. (Jakel Anderson. John II. BraAch'
Walter Miles, Richard II. Gaines, John
C. Walker, Pascal Dayie, Marion B..
Langhorne, E. Randolph Williams, w. NJ.
Habliston, T. Victor Williams, William
son Talley. Jonathan and Stewart Bryan,
Telfair EDdgson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
This Feature Of the Great Celebration Will be
One of the Most Striking Of All, and All
the Sweetest Gems Of the Floral
Kingdom Will Decorate the
Vehicles in the Parade.
Vehicles in the Parade.
VIII Decorate Il

in this city, Wednesday. May 18th. has
been set aside for the Flower Carnival
and a committee of gentlemen, assisted
by a committee of ladies'. have this import.
ant feature in hand They have labored
diligently and have succeeded admirably
in securing many attractions.
When the Carnival movement was start
ed and the spring celebration detinateiya
decided upon. a committee consis TIM OF
Messrs E. Stewart Hume, chairman
I.anshorne Putney, j. Stewart Bryan and
II. Lee Valentine were appointed to tax
Charge of tl,e Floral Carnival and to ar
range for this feature of the celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

In many cities of Europe and the SCUM
ern part of the United States, at the be-
ginning OF spring, when the early flow
ers are In bloom and the gardens laden
with the sweet-scented blossoms and buds,
lie people have celebrated lee OPENING. al
the season by some celebration IN which
flowers form the prime feature. In some
,laees this festival is known as the : low
or Carnival the Battle Of Flowers. tie
,.B}nsso. NJ and many other appropriate
names, wh.ch indicate the class of#tae ce!e-
b.atcn and the idea represented.
During the coming celebration to be held
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
WARNED IN A DREAM
One OF the More Fortunate Warns His
Fellows.

One of The strange and mysterious cir
cu..,s,tairces connected with the fatal ac-
c,ideult at Sixteenth and Main Streets
yesterday, is the prefnonition OF john
DurkiIls. who is one of the men en-
Tloyed on the construction work
1t seems that Durl1ins went TO Mr.. Il l.
Erten, the time-keeper, about noon yes
ter>iay and calling him aside said:
DO You know that had bad dream
last night, most peculiar dream2':
MIR. Etten, laushingly, asked him what
fit was about.
Il tireamt,'' replied Durkins. that an
awful accident happened. / saw the
traveller fan over and the whole thing
go into a hole It was awful.
a few hours later Dur'l1i1is' dream was
turned 10 a reality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Mr.. LASsITER SWORN IN
Senate Passed Bill for Retirement
Surgeon Brnnsf,rt!, s
Washington Bureau The Times,

SO Fourteenth Street.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 2s.-spe-
cial-Representat Lassitsr, the new
member from the Fourth Virginia Dis
trict. was This morning escorted to the
bar of the House by Representative Hay
and sworn in as a member OF the House
He made a very favorable impression
among ali the members present
When Representative Lasslter appeared
at the bar OF the House the Clerk read a
communication from James Seldom Cow
den, of Virginia. which set up that Mr-
Lassiter was elected by a paper vote tnat
was not actually cast and saying ttaI
If the member-elect was given his seat
on the face of the credentials he Cow
den, gave notice that he would contest
the seat
S Speaker Henderson said he could see no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Cake Walk.

A cake-walk and two-step, entitled
Bunch o B!ackberries." is the latest
production Of Abe Hoizmann, of Smoky
Mokess fame. Smoky Mokes'' has long
needed a. rival in popularity. and now it
has ii in the latest production, which has
been received by the public with accla-
nations John Philip Sousa. in mis-
Cake Walk March, playing at Paris. will
present this piece. which will undoubted-
" secure hit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
A New Lodge.

The members of the new lodge of Odd
Fellows. which Is soon 10 be chartered.
Will meet at Beividere Hall Tomorrow
r,seh,. and all members are requested to
Ths. charter LIST is growing ragsidly and
the lodge Will be one of the largest ia
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
llr condo 10 Leare.

DIR. J. Gates Goode, VINO for the past
yea. has been with the Ambulance Corps
of the caty Hospital. VIII. In the ,,ear
future, begin the practice of medicine at
his home at Mana1san. Va HIS duties as
surgeon OF the Ambulance Corps ended
,srss e-day. and he wiz .s:.se Tor his home
on tie Grst Of June
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

The wages of Toledo painters aud deco
rators are SIS for a nine-hoar day. and
the Union has asked that the hours be
reduced 10 eight on septemheE/lst. wiih
no reduction in pay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

The biggest stock is here and orders are to sci
All Wool, Light Gray Hopsacking, box-peate ted
back tishtfttng Eton effect. velvet collar. regular
price. ~ 20 s9v SO75
Special sYl-Wool Covert box-peated back. half
tight fitting fly front, top pocket, skirt 'front.'
side while they last; Special Spring Sale HS
High grade of Venetian. Hornespuns and Black
Cheviots, exra-ne quality, workmanship the same as
will find in 49, SIS and $50 SUITS some taffeta silk
lined jackets with velvet collar; Special $40 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
Ezerv Dollar Spent Here Brings You Within Reach Of Free Trip.
BARGAIN Items
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Children's Elastic Corset Waists T2aC
Basement.
Kha HI Linen Paper, Lakewood 7Ec
shape new, quire.
Envelopes to match, zoe. PACK.
Fine China Cups and Saucers, ten diff
are worth s2-s5 per dozen. only I2lc
each..... --...-.. 49, - :. :.
10-inch Deep Glass Bowls, imitation
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only. $500.
Good GanfeDare Cheap.
14-Quart Disn-Pan, worth Sc. Aoc
for. 80. -
g. Quart Seamless Saucepans 2Oc
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Special silk-Warp Gloria, ladies' and
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Ladies' Satin ..Hool-On" Support 90
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new and desirable goods, special, per , &c
yard. -.-.... -.-.......-...
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Tai1Or-Made Dresses, p4.O0

TcSScS, PHO.
; less price than any store in america.
mt. Come and see. Now the prices bear
be marked $40 and so on-in any event and
more here than any other place on earth.
|.
All Wool Gray Homespun light shade jacket tas-
silk taffeta swell costume
fancy Stitched seams: regular selling value $40 TX
up to slS75: Special Spring Sale price.- 49, D
Ioouble-Breasted Rainy-pay or Golf Suit. Light
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Jacket afeta silk lined, finished scailoped back
Skirt of the style and finish, fine quality percaiine
lined. selling value to $50; 81
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Ladies' Separate Skirts, in fancy
figured Rriiliantine, cut full
widths, gathered back. 81 90
One special lot OF Separate skirts
in Plain Serges and Figured Bril-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

Ladies, Fast Black Seamless Hose. &c
great value, per pair. . 49,.
Boys Seamless Ribbed Bicycle Hose
double heel and toe, for per SEC
pair..... ........... ....-........ y
Children.s Elastic Corset Waists T25f
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-14
CONFIRMATION CLASS.
Bishop Cunningham Conducts Service
at St. Andrews.

Bishop j. N. Cunningham conduct.
ed confirmation services at St. An-
drew's church Sunday, being assisted
by the pastor, Rev. John G. Regain
and Rev. Alphonse Hoffman. The
service was very impressive and the
following class was confirmed. John
J. Hart, Michael F. Hogan, Joseph A.
Curry, Charles H. Makins, Joseph E,
Godell, Peter F. Pagan, Kathleen j.
Hinchon, Eugene D. Lucier, Anna
G. Hogan, Mary A. Curry, Winniford
c. Byrne, Mary H. Hart, Susan C.
Peterson, Anna G. Callahan, Burdette
G. J. Lucier, Mary V. Callahan.
: Bishop Cunningham was the guest
Of Rev. Father Regan during his stay
in the city and was taken on a drive
around the city. He expressed him
self as surprised and charmed by the
beauty Of Abilene's avenues and
lawns, pronouncing them among the
finest in the west. Such praise
means much for the bishop is widely
travelled.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-14
FLOWER MISSION SERVICE.
W. G. 7. .. Has Interesting Exercises
Attended by Many ladies.

The Flower Mission meeting Of W.
G. L. U. was well attended Saturday
afternoon. There were a number of
guests from Chapman, Enterprise
and the country. After bountiful
dinner at Mrs. N. P. Jolley's all re.
paired to the church and carried out
the program. Mrs. Pierce, county
president, was in the chair. An ex-
cellent paper on the " Foundingof
the Flower Mission" was read by Miss
May Barcus. Mr.. and Mrs. Towner
sang duet and Mrs, Brock solo.
Miss Eva lngals and Miss Evelyn
Brock gave recitations, and Mrs.
Lizzie Stauffer had an excellent pa
per, entitled 1.-The Message Of the
Flowers" Mrs. l.. A. Case OF Enter.
prise, Mrs. Humphrey Of Chapman,
and Mrs. Hamilton gave short talks.
The program was much enjoyed
by all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-06-14

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