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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Gray. Blue, and Brown Wool Cheviot
Elton Suits. with box-pIait back. Jackets
lined with DerceriZed silk. skirts per
)ealine-lincd and neatly finished. for 1888
Ladies' Tailored Houespun Suits, all tho
Etyiish mixtures. Elton jackets, lined With
silk Ronlaine, pcrcal.ne-I!ned skirts, with
the box back, for $3.50.
Blue and Black Atwood Serge. Gray.
Blue. and Brown HoInespun. made double
breasted and tight-fhtting Elton and fly
front jackets: also. Tan and Blue Covert
Cloth. made 6cube-bTeasted Jacket,
sca1ns finished with silk strips and rows
,ot stitching: your choice OF these SO.
Ladies' TafIor-Made Costumes. Of Home
spun. the fashionable co!oTs; tafreta-lined.
double breasted Jackets. and tight-htting
iG.ons. with pointed revers: new shaped.
percnl!ne-lined skirts. with hoS-plaited
back, and fronts with inverted folds.
finished with rows OF stitching. for 81. 90
Black Al-WooI Serge, si!k-!ined
throughout. with 7y-tront jacket. and
! new box skirt. Blue and Gray covert
cloth. made tight-fttirg Jacket, tafTeta-
lined. with the pointed collar and Terers:
Brown and Gray Homespun Autonooi.e
Suits tatreta-lined Jackets. with. tho
gathered box-plait skirt; your choice OF
these for S15.
Gray, Brown and Blue Homespun Suits,
made double breasted. Etons, with the
shawl collars. fancy taffeta lining,
| skirts finished with rows Of stitching, ior
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

:3c for 75c. 2-Galon Gray Coffee Boil.
45c. for snc. 1c-eunrt Long
Handled Seamless, Straight Sauce
pans.
ioc. for 75c. s-ouart Bailed-uandled
Seamless Straight Kettles.
.3c for 555c 4-Quart Dresden Long
Handled Sauce Pots
,9c for &c. 2-ouart Seamless. Long
Handled Straight Sauce Pots
zoe. for si..5 I:-ounrt Blue and
White Enamclicd Covered Convex
Sauce Pots.
o1c for 12-ouart Long-Handled Seam
less Cooking Pots.
&c for Csc Extra Large-size Blue and
White Wash Basins.
23c for soc. s. and 4-Quarr Tea and
Coffee Pots.
23c. for 75c Footed Bowls and Pitchers.
Zoe. for :oc. 1O-sunrt, Flared, Gray
Water Pail.
.soc. for Coo. s-ouart Blue and White
Tea Kettles.
3Oc for SOC. lt-ouart Heavy Dish Pans.
sc. for 2-Quart Granite Milk or Pudding
Pans.
:;oc. for 5oc. 2-Quart Blue and White
Far:na Boilers.
sc. for 1ec Large-szc D-edses.
Zoe. for &c. Birc AID White Hang
irE Soap Dishes.
&C. for 10c S-inch Pie Plates
&C. for 10c. 1-Quarr Enaule!ied Covered
Buckets.
Sc for Sc. pierced Swimmers
o9c. for sec. size Footed and Covered
Bread Ralsers-
zoe. for 1oc. Japanned Gold-striped
Foot-Tnbs.
ooc. for CSC size Heavy Galvanized
Trsh-Tubs.
1or- for 1sc Round-Beaded Edge En-
Eayed Nickel Trays
2oc for Alc- Galvanized Coal-Hods.
large size. With hood
1ez- tpr &c I-Ga!,on Glass Ol-Cars.
S1Io for 81 Set Ebony or Cherr5-
u-.dled, Eouble-nolstered anu
Eiretcd Meridian Cutlery Com
prny.s First Quality knives ana
Forks.
s1.oo for $ White celluIoid-Handled
Aetna Carving knives and Forks, fully
Acc. for 75c.. Sc. Heavy-PIated Tea
spoons.
Plated Tablespoons. -----------.--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Bows $50 Atwood Brown Cheviot
Suits. made double breasted and we'll
lined. ages 10 Is years, for Sl.4S.
Boys s2.g8 Atwood Gray or Brown
Chey1ot Suits. made double breasted, and
IN very stylish plaids. ages to ID years.
Tor SI.SS.
Boys s. very best All-Wool, Navy-Blue.
Washington Mills Blue Serge Suits. ages
9 TO 16 years. for $3.50.
BOYS S Atwood Fancy Striped and
Plaid Cashmere, Cheriots. and Tweeds.
ages TO lS years. for s3.os.
Boys All-Spool Gray-Piaid Nestce suits,
with large sailor collar and separate vest.
with four rows OF braid on collar and
vest, for sI-fs-
Boys Ail-Wool Festee Suits with large
Red or Brown sailor collar. and vest mace
oouble-breasted effect. ages 3 10 years,
Tor S1.9S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Knee Pants.
Muslin Do you know
rIrdar,uear that we sell as
" mich Muslin I'm

Muslin DO you know
Underwear. that we sell as
much Muslin I'm
derwear as most any three stores
in town? And for that reason, if
for 10 other, there is always
something better and newer to
be bought here.
NIGHT ROBES At csc.
Muslin or Cambric Gowns, in six pretty
styles, empire. square, and pointed yokes,
al trimmed with laces ana dainty en-
broidcry, regular value Sl.25 ana Sl.oo.
NTGElT-RoBES AT 53c.
Fine muslin empire or yoke effects,
with embroidery. rutties. and lace TRIM
med. regular value I5c.
Chiidren's Drawers. with worked but
ton-ho!es, &c.
Pctticoats, with Finch umbrella ruff
fc. embroidery trimmed. 5Gc.
pett!cOatS at .Jc., with wide emHroi-
derry umbrella tlounce. regular 81 value.
Pettlcoa1s al 33c.-Good muslin Finch
cambria rutlle.
Corset Covers.-Square. round. and Y
neck. Ella borately trimmed in lace and
cmbroideries. in Is different styles. :3c.
up TO $50.
Muslin Drawers at 13c.-Fne Muslin
Drawers, 5-inch cambria umbrella ruff
IL.
Soc Fine Cambria Drawers with wild"
umbrella rUtiie. embroidery Trimmed, 33c.
Muslin Chenlise at 1oc.-Good muslin.
round neck we'll made.
Muslin Chemise at 23c.-Good Muslin
Chemisc. embroidery and lace trimmed.
Inv, puc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
New Dress Stuffs
For Present Wants,

=? different designs yard-aEd-half wide
| Cassimeres. for rainy weather service,
medium and heavy, 81 and 1i-.o.
5G-inch ENtra-tuii Chevots for tailor
ing, in Gray. Blue Brown. and Oxford
Mikes, extraordinary values, g.
5o-inch Visoreaux pure WOOD, fun
range coioriags, SD valuc-the yard, 81.
5o-inch French Finished Venetian Cloth,
exquisite waist effects, in pastel and
other special shadinGs; also, French
Broadcloths-the yard, SI.2J.
5U-inch Venetian, duchess face. all
colors, worth Sl.25-the yard ST.
Double-Faced Golf Plaids. elegant va
riety color combinations. Sl.1o, S!.o3.
and So.
New Scotch Tweeds. stunning plaid CT
fects. high novelties-the yard $3.50.
3S-inch Novelty Plaids, bcwiiGerins va
riety, pure wool, sec. vauc-yard. sec.
French Flanrels. all colors. plain and
polka -dots-the yard, so and :oc.
3S-inch Au-Wool Cheviots. grand for
tailoring, all color-niNes-yard, SOC.
Piaids, Plain, and Fancy Suitings. goods
show as well as regular soc. stuff, We
price the yard 2oc
Novelty Tailor Lining, plain
and fancy, mercerized finished,
Ioc. yard.
italian Cloth, permanent silk finish. the
SOC. quality-yard, Doc.
SiEs-Finish Italian Cloth. all new color
ings. 81 1-2c. quality, at 2oc
Fancy Blackjack Silesias. I:1-2 to
So 1-2c.
Best French satines. 25c. quality-yard.
I3c.
Best l5c. French Percaline, all colors.
Zoe
Best loc. Canvas. Black and colors-.,
yard. lie.
New Spring How pretty and
Ribbons. G GalnTs .n. a. 80
ribbon store was thronged all
last week. We prophecy more
buyers this week-those who
bought will tell about it. Take
these two examples:
s-inch Swell, Hemstitched Plaid Rib
hons. also used to trim ch!ldren's hats
New Liberty Satin Ribbons. liz inches
wlde-yard. SOC: ---.-----------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

business. for Mr.. Weller Is business
man, and at the head OF one OF the most
successful concerns in the city. He is
usually TO be found in his den as he
terms his work shop, in the evenings
after he has returned from his office,
and by entering his studio. soon rorgets
his business cares through MS interest
in his work. The bust OF Daniel is the
first niece of work Mr.. Weller has ever
placed before the publican in his studio
are many pieces, including copies OF. ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
BUST OF DANIEL.

The One ut the Jefferson tho Work of
Mr.. 7. Ashby Weller.
The splendid life-s,ze bust OF United
States Senator John w. Daniel! which has
recently been placed on exhibition in
The lobby OF the Jefferson Hael. and
which has been admired by many per-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

the right. and another In the left should
er. resulted and the ambulance had to be
called. Overton was treated by Hr. PARK
er and LETT. and Dixon Is temporarily re-
siding at the First Police-Srahion-
Shortly after this, about 1870 O'Clock.
a negro woman came to the market. and.
needing John Robinson. a colored brother.
tried to slice his cheek. but he would not
calmly submit. and SO she dug her razor
into his temple. Again del DR.. Parker
put In his merciful work. ~ afee4 q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

nous works Of art, some ideal pieces, and
busts OF his friends. He has now In the
clay second bust OF Senator Daniel,
which he thinks when completed Will be
better than the one at the LETTERS on. Also
bust of Mrs Stephen Putney, which
many friends of Mrs Putney think will
be very good when Completed Mr. Wei.
Ter has life masks of most of his subjects,
which he has taken himself. and from
them and photographs he does most OF
his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
ons. both here at home and abroad. is

the work Of Mr.. T. Ashby Weller, whose
Rome and studio is a No. S23 Harrison
street. From the magnificent exponent
OF his skill, as manifested in tha: piece
OF art. one might think Mr.. WeIlers life
had been spent in his studio. and that he
is given over entirely to sculpfural work.
but such Is not the case Only for the
past three years has he devoted any time
to his art. and in those years only such.
spare moments as he has had from his.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Your last chance to buy
Winter Underwear

in complete assortments at the
closing sale prices.
Flannel and White Merino Shirts and
| Drawers.
33c. for Mems SOC. Natural Wool
| Cau1ers-Eair, and White Merino Shirts
und Drawers.
! .5c. for Mems 81 White Australian Wool
| and All-Wool Medicated Red Flannel
| Shirts and Drawers.
10c. for ChilGrcn's Csc and 60c. Natura!
| Wool Vests and Pants.
! CSC. for Ladies 81 Natural Wool and
White Lambs Wool Vests and Pants.
&C for Ladies' soc. White Merino Vests.
| slightly soiled, and White anu Gray Jersey
Ribbed Vests.
:E3c. for Ladies SIC. Heavy Flesce-Llned
Jersey Ribbed Union Suits.
81 for Mems s1.5o Glastonbury Al1-Wool.
Stcam-Shrunk Gray Shirts and Drawers.
.oc for Ladies $50 Wool-Alized
"Oneta" Union Suits, in Cream and Gray.
,t7c for Mems 75c. 'Wr!ght's Health"
t;ndershirts. in White only. sizes 40 to IS.
E1e are making a name
New Silks for The Meyer
Store. The dress
makers are recommending their.
trade to see the assortment here
before buying.
Plisse Stripe Taffetas. in Black and
White yard 0Jc.
New Corded Hemstitched and Plisse
Stripe Taffetas, Colors and Blacks and
White-yard, 81.
Twilled Foulards, in Oriental. Polka
Dots. and Dainty Figures-yard. 81 and
50 and 7oc.
Crepe de Chine. in Black, White, Navy,
Old-Blue. LishtBlue, Castor, Pearl-Gray.
and Old-Rose-yard, 81.
Crepe de Chine, in Oriental Polka Dots
yard, $3.50.
New Spring Colorings Silk Poplin,
Duchess. and Peau de Soie-yard, 9oc.
New Corded Wash S!ks-yard. ASc.
Handsome Pan Velvets, in Oriental
Polka Dots, newest trimming for dresses
yard. $3.50.
New Pastelle colorings Pan Velvet
yard. s1.GS.
two Special Sales Hosiery
Lot Nc LOCO pairs OF Ladies Full
Seamless Black Hose including Rchelieu,
cluster. and lacewo-k dropstitch. They
are all solid black, double so!es: sizes s
to TO- not a pair worth less than &c;
choice of them IL 12c.
Lot No. $50 pairs OF Childrea's Full
Scar less. Ribbed Hose. double knee, heel.
and toes; guarantee Fast Blacks all
Sizes not a pair worth less than u l-2c.;
choice of them, DC. pair.
Ladies' All one and
Neckties, soc, three quarters
o. to two yards
long, al one and half to six
inches wide, including CHIFFON
TIES, embroidered ends :; NET
TIES, lace and pleated ends;
APPLIQUED LACE TIES,
LIERRE TIES.
GreatestSnoWing in Richmond
Dog-Coilar A special lot OF
Belts, soc. Stitched and Lined | !,
Belts, with name plates engraved
free. Some with chains, some
with dogs heads. some nail
heads, Black and Browns, seal,
calf, or ooze leather.
Art Goods.
Hemmed and Stamped Pillow-Shams.
good muslin-25c. pair.
Applique Pillow-Shams, and Scarfs to
match, elaborate patterns-:0c. each.
Irish Linen Tray-Covers, hemstitched
and stamped, 800. value-special. 1oc.
The Pulley Belt,
The Pulley Belt.-The new 1860 Belt
novelty. They are made OF black satin
ribbon; have two rings in front. through
which ribbons are passed and the belt
drawn snusiy tight, the ribbons making a
bow in front-sale, zoe.
The new Pulley Belt. of best-quality
satin. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Sale Of So Chamber Suits for $50 so.
comprising pretty golden oak. shaped
Frencn-plate mirrors carved headboardS.
and cheval-mirror suits OF golden oak
Mahogany Suits. broad style dresser,
with large F'rench-plate mirror. These
three styles comprise one car of sixty
suits. Sale at 5000.
Sale of Fine Bedroom Suits. double
sweled front. extra size. shaped French
mirror. usually costing So; sale at S45.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
New Tailored Suits and Skirts.

Get good tailor you these Suits to order
and the would be But these made not
good tos but by of the best tailors the land Odd
Not ahe leading would lose their head IT
they had but the finest cutters and talors to fashion out the
thoughts OF the sklfu designers Done by The vast number
the mnized get the ghestrced service at
less than mediocre would be ii order to
And that the suit hat better could you ask
Style nothing Meyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Sale Of Bedroom Suits.

Sale OF Elegant Curly walnut EaSroou
Suits. production OF New England Eurni-
ture Company, Grand rapids. Mich.
double swell front. t7I.oo.
SAFE og $S5 Chamber Suits. golden c.k
uuarteredl-bed, dresser, and washstand.
elegantly shaped mirrors. entire swelled
front-saie. $50.
Sale OF Antique WerdEobes, stand :
feet 5 inches high. 5 feet inches broad.
double doors. two drawers, we'll finished.
80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Blacl: and Blue Serge Skirts. percaline-
lined, full width for si-2I
Gray Checked and Tan Covert Cloth
Skirts double breasted seams. percaline
lining. for 500.
Brown and Gray Homespun Skirts,
made box-plaited back and front panel
appliqued with Black taHeta. in fancy
designs. for 81 %.
UnderskirtS.
Black Setecn Underskirts. with deep
nounce finished with cords. and mario"
rutle. 81.
Antique Silk Unee-skirts. in Red. Blue.
Green, and Purple, with deep-corded
tiounce $50.
Skirts. made Of the best quality taffeta
SILK, IN Black and all wanted coioTs.
with deep accordion plated founce, edged
with narrow one. for sS.3"
New Silk Waists.
All-S!llS BIacl TaTeta Waist, with per-
peudicuiar tucked back and front. the ne"
collar and sleeves. with the new flare cum
for 81. 90.
Taffeta Silk Waist, in Black and all
colors, with tucked back and fronts, good
lining and all sizes. So.
Tho best quality Taffeta Waists, in all
colors, tucked and drawn-stitched all
over. some with fancy corded vests. Tor
$50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

lie. for Coo. dozen She'll and
Plain Top Teaspoons.
s1.2o for $3.50 Set of Trlpe-Plated Oyster
Forks
$40 for 80 Set Triple-Plased Rosers's
After-Dnner Coffee Spoons.
&c. for 10 and 15c. Solid Steel
Polished Handled Meat Choppers.
1.c for 25c. Decorated Extra-Heavy
Fibre Buckets.
&C. for Patent Toilet-Paper Reel.
1oc. for 25c. Walnut and Cherry
Stained yvsII Eat-Racks, with white
knobs.
&c. for bars of Brownie Soap or :
boxes CT Stove Enamel.
&c. for 20-ounce Bar OF a1issins-Ltnh
Soap.
&c for &C. box snow-Boy Washing
Powder.
China and Glassware.
soc. for sI.5o Decorated md slip
Quality Tureena.
60c. a dozen for SIS Scailoped-Edge.
s;ent-Porcelain Dinner Plates.
Si.:o fer 50 a dozen Tain China Deco
rated Cups and Saucers.
lined Carlsbad China Celery Trays.
2oc. for 4sc. White-China Covered But
ter Dishes.
$3.50 for $50 Theodore HnviIand's
French China Handsomely Deco
rated Dinner Sets, stippled-SOfd
handles, with large soup tureen and
meat dishes.
s12 for $3.50 Illuminated. Green. or
Pink Decorated Dinner Sets. Imported
ch.ra-1ol pieces.
$3.50 for 80 Spray-DeeorateI Dinner
Sets. gold lined. containing 1o0 eteces.
$40 for Is Imported China Tea
Sets, Eire or Brown Decorated, con-
tanning SO pieces.
$40 fo- Austrian China, Decorated.
5S-Piece Tea Sets
Zoe. for :oc. Opal Decorated Toilet
Bottles.
.oc. for 1o-lach Imitation FaR-cus
Fruit Ecwi.
csc. for 45c. Pressed-Glass Table Sets Of
6 pieces.
or Jelly DisheS.
1-2c. each for choice OF two shapes
Th.n-glown. Bs!l-shape Tumhiers.
&c. for Zoe. Footed Imitation Cse.
G.ass Jelly Bowls. -----s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
The GranitcWarc Trust

sends to the auction of Louis Uman Co. thousands OF
Of Ganiteware to be sold to the highest bidder Nothing less
than OF article sold Some lots from to 100
Only the biggest dealers the United States could buy
such quantities. consequently The Meyers Store buyer the only
from the State of Virginia Our basement
full Of it this Manufacturers Sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
CUTTING SCRAPES.

Razors Flew Through the Air Around
First Market.
A negro man, named Joseph Dixon,
chased Richard Overton, onother negro
all around the Old Market last night
about . o'clock: Joe had razor. and
made two successful ssashes at the re-
treating enemy. Two wounds. one in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Bows Clothing a Half and a Third OF.

Mostly small lots big onesthe seasons clear-up
them down, but its the only way to Keep
stocodd ends will collect in big Clothing store
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Boys All-Wool Astrachan Cloth Recfer
Goats, made with twilled sailor collars,
ages 10 years, sold for $3.50, for st.Se,
Boys So All-Wool, Navy-Blue Columbia
ChinchiIla Storm-Coiiar Refer Goats,
ages 6 to Is years for $3.50
Boys s. Covert Top Coats with velvet
collars to ID years, for 3d.
Knee Pants.
ATWOOD Cashmere Knee-Pants. snvisi-
BILE plalds. CSC.
Scotch Cheviot Knee-Pnnts, 6cc.
All-Woo Cheviot Knee-Pants, 3oc.
Union Cashmere Knee-Pants, @Hc
Mixed Cashmere Knee-Pants. 1ec.
Striped Knee-Pants. 15c.
l1s pairs Of Mems Pants. in Solid Black.
Scotch Plaids. and Stripes, sold for 81 %
and sli9 pair. for a3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
shor. while had patched the negro up al
rtcht -
E,ks. soc,a, Inst Night

Elks, social I4ast Night.
The Elks held Saturday social at TIA
home last night. which proved one OF the
most delightful OF these winter ente-tatn-
menss Special features were given aad
a pleasing programme was rendered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
E. Il. Spence'S Winter Shoes
at 75c. a Pair,

and you Will all agree it is the greatest
bargain within your knowledge. You
will have the privilege Of having your
money refunded or exchanging these
Shoes up to Saturday, February 24th.
Thus You can take them home and you
will have a whole week to decide whether
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Initials, rIedai!ions, sc.

Sterling Silver Purse Initials. j Is inches
tail. / inch wide. usual price 5pc.-special,
13c.
aEDALLIcNS FROM ANY Pn0To-
GRAPH.
Bring any photograph Of anybody dear
TO you and we will have made Pasielle
Medallion. framed complete. for 81.
Scarf-Ptns, Brooches. or Contributions.
made from any photograph. 2 Tor S3c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Bahy's Outf;ttif1gs.

BONNETS-Made OF pretty coloTed
silk. our entire line Of Winter Bonnets,
which have sold all season up TO 81. i'll a
great variety of styles and colors, all
sizes; While they last, only 30. 20. an
Doe.
nSc for Infants s. DresSes-1nf2nts
Long and Short Drcsses-nanufactu S
samples bought for a trl1ie OF real cost:
O great variety OF dainty styles, baby
effects, Bishop styles: also. round and
square yoke effects: neatly trimmed with
ane embroidery lace insertions and edges.
6 months TO years.
:iUc Tor Infants Long and Short Main
sock undersltlrts.
sOc. for Infants 81 Long and Short
Dresses.
sI.uS for Chiidren'sy $3.50 Fine India
Lawn Dresses.
$3.50 for Childrea's Refers, all the
new spring styles, sample lot. worth s.,
sizes ] TO & years.
aSc for Infants Long Cloaks.
$3.50 for Infants SO Bedford Cord end
Imported Flannel Walking Goats, al
made in dainty baby effects. and elabo-
-ately trimmed with braid ribbon sizes l
10 years.
Optical Eyes tested,
Department. lenses e adjusted pea
free of charge by an optician
holding a diploma.
Fine Solid Gold Eyeglasses ana Spec
iacles, would cost you 50 il ar exclusive
optical department. sale here. s.. 80
Ri,nless Spectacies guaranteed for ten
wears riding bow style, 3Sc-
S-karat Gold Skel Eyeglasses. EoarSn-
teed. Sc
Gcidoine Spec,ac,es and Eyeglasses.
every style. DOC
Gold Alloy Eyeglasses and Spectacics.
c5c pair
with hair-pins attached. 2"c.
Gold-Fined Eye-Glass Chains, with hcok
and pin attached, 80 and .5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

A So, $3.50, So, or So Pair Of SHOES Is Zpr
Not 8 Bargain for >DS1'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
A Special Week ia Furniture.
Safe of Office Chairs

Revolving Stools; usual price $50, spe-
cIaI sale 81.
High Desk Stools. wood seats: usual
price II, special soc.
Solid Oak High Desk Stools. cane seat;
Usual price sl.5o. specia! .3c.
High Desk Stools, Vienna bent wood.
revolving cane seat. with backs; regular
price 81, special sale SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
A Great Fire in New York

Though these Mattings are untouched
thoroughly soaked by water, consequently
turned over to the insurance companies, and
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. WREN
Services Held Yesterday and Inter-
terment to He Made Tomorrow

tomorrow
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Bette Ann Wren, whose death at the
Columbian University Hospital Thursday
afternoon is attributed to injuries said to
have been inflicted by James Lancton, a
pensioner, ffty-four years of age, were
held yesterday at o'clock p m. in the
chapel OF J. William Lee undertaken $50
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. The
Rev. Richard p. Williams. pastor of the
Trinity Episcopal Church, corner Third
and c Streets northwest, othciated with
the Rev. Ernest Fisher of Hagerstown
assisting. Over a hundred relatives and
friends of the deceased were present. In
terment of the remains will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
Congressional Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. Williams read the regular SER
vice for the dead of the Episcopal Church
and followed this with brief remarks AT
the conclusion of the service hymns were
sung by Miss Mary Yates and Miss Rosa
Franklin, preceding extended remarks on
the life and character of the dead woman
by the Rev Ernest Fisher. The minister
had been a lifelong friedd of the de-
ceased When the services had been con-
eluded the remains we're placed in the
vault at the establishment Is await burial.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-02

General Roosevelt is always glad Of a laugh.
short time ago he enjoyed opportunity and
paid for it.
The incident happened willie he was visiting
Cornell University during convention Tie
students. glad OF chance to display their enthu-
siaSm, entertained the Governor at one OF the
fraternity houses. Just h, about to leave
one of the staff said TO him:
Governor, the boys have the foundation OF 4
capital library, and think they would appreciate
copy OF your Rough Riders ~
An right, boys" said the Governor, heartily,
IN be glad TO send you a copy witt my compii-
ments. The book would be but 4 small return
tor y0ur hospitality"
whereupon one Of the students broke ia eI-
otedly:
That's So, Governor; I've read it,"