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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
ATTEMPT AT HOLD-UP
Employee of E. B. Taylor Company
Encounters Rough Negro Women.

Leila Davis. a negress. well known IN
police circles. was arrested last night,
and is now resting IN a cell in the First
Police Station on a charge Of street walk.
ing She was pulled a t the instance OF
w j. Wright. of the E. B. TAYLOR Conn
pany, who alleges that she and several
other negro women attempted to hold him
up on Henry Street. near Ninth. Leila IS
probably one Of the largest women ever
arrested by the police of this city: weigh,
ing something over $50 pounds. She VIII
be tried tomorrow morning in the Ponce
Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03

and his great speed and accuracy in the
field makes him Invaluable TO the sports
man. lie is descended from the famous
Duke of Dexter and Queen Ellis, his
pedigree having recently appeared In
The American Field
Mr.. Coleman purchased him last Aut-
0mn in New York and is anticipating
fine sport with him this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Immigration From Our Dependencies.

NV Associated Fress.l
WASHINGTON, August 2-Commis-
s!oner- General Sergeant OF the Irnmigra
ton Bureau. with the approval of Sec
rotary Shaw, has issued a circular, pro-
hibiting. the coming to the United States
OF residents and natives OF Porto Rico
and the Philippines, except after the
same examination as Is enforced against
ether alien immigrants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
ROANOKE FOR BOWMAN
Only Half Vote PoIled in the City
Salem Complimentary.

Especial Dispatch to The Times9
ROANOKE. VA, August 1.-The prima-.
ry election passed off quietly. But sight
ly over half the vote OF the city was
polled. Bowman carried all five wards.
The totals of the three candidates are as
follows: Bowman. 1893. Clayton, o13: Glass,
321. Salem's vote was as follows: Bow
man, 1892: Clayton. 1; Glass. 2 V1nton-
Clayton. 70: Bowman. 42; Glass. 8.
Bowman's plurality in the three towns
60 OK
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY
Big Plurality for GIass-Got All the
Votes in Many Precincts.

SCkCo III 's'dttS 'CS'iSto'
Special Dispatch The Times.)
CHARLOTTE c. H. VA, August q
The election passed off quietly to-day.
The following returns have been received
from the precincts and are official:
Smiths Tavern-Glass. Ga: Clayton. II;
Bowman, 2.
Courthouse-Glass, IS; Clayton, Z; Bow
man, 2.
SCOTS store-Gass, 80; Clayton. 6:
Bowman, none.
Harvey's store-Glass. IS: Clayton, ?;
Bowman. meme
Clements-Glass. Al; Clayton. none;
Bowman none
wylesburg-Glass, IS; Clayton, nones'
Bowman, none.
Keysville-Glass, 1870; Clayton, 80; Bow
man. u.
Aspenwall-Glass, 100; Clayton. none;
Bowman. none.
Only three precincts to be heard from
Midway. Red Oak and Fridays. which
will increase Glass majority. Glass will
carry the county by about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Children Given an Outing.

The girls from the Female Humane As
ISOLATION and the boys from the Rich
mond Male Orphan Asylum were the
guests of the management OF the West
End Electric Park yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03

Although we've reminded you now
The third time of how the man who
travelled with only tooth brush and
a paper collar ott'times longed for the
comforts of home, we venture it again
as reminder 10 buy the proper trap
pings before you start.
Wardrobe Trunks,
Steamer Trunks,
Jack-KDife Trunks,
Club Bags,
Suit Cases,
Telescopes,
Carryalls, &c.,
and every clothes comfort to put in
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
DUKE HUMPHREY
Mr.. Coieman's Fine Thoroughbred
Pointer in Charles City.

(Srccial Dispatch to The T!mes.)
PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA, August
2.-No dog in this part of the county
has attracted quite so much notice Of
late as Mr.. Il. f. Coleman's thorough
bred pointer, Duke Humphrey, who is
now summering at Stirling, IN Charles
City county.
iIe is an exceedingly handsome dog
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
CONGRATULATES GLASS
claytor's Graceful Action and Pledge of

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tines.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, August 2.-Clay-
tor wires Mr.. Glass: You have nomi-
nation. cheerfully tender you my
support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Glass Strongholds.

Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.)
LYNCH'S STATION. VA, August g.
Official vote in the primary at this pre-
cinct-Glass. 10: Clayton. "a: Bowman. l.
Unofficial report from Leesville-Glass
and Bowman lead Clayton. Castle Craig.
ii A. N1.-Glass. 40; Clayton. g. Evington-
Glass. 81: Claytor, "a Bedford Springs all
for Glass.
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way stood at same time-Glass. 50: Clay
tor. s. Light vote. but sentiment strong
ly for Glass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
Lower Halifax.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
V1RGILINA.V.AA.. August Red Bank
precinct gives Glass so; Clayton. Is at S6s
O'Clock. Vote parental cloaed Nd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03
CHICAGO AGAIN
PASSES BOSTON.
7lttsburg Increases its Lead
Hot Fight for Third and
Fifth Places.

Scores Yesterday.
Boston, 1-2: St Louis. 81
New York. 2: P.ttsburg. z.
Brooklyn. /: Cincinnati. 2
Philadelphia. o; Chicago. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-03

THE SCORE BY INNINGS.
2 4 5 81 8 Total,
Petersburg IS o o 0 o. / ~ S
Richmond 20 I o 2 j. . s
Two-base hits. Sharp. Anthony, Green.
Eanes. Three-base hits. cartwright.
Double plays. Fulton Brownies. 2. Base
on balls, of Anthony 2. A1cEvoy i.
Thomas s. Hit BY pitched balls. by
Thomas, 2. Struck out, by TIL ,nas,
McEvoy, 4. Passed balls. Northington, i:
Elmore .. Wild pitches. AIoEvoy.
Thomas. /. Time OF game, 2 hours. I'M
spire. hir. Duke Attendance. .as1.
sNrenn out 81. ilurs se touch
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Charlotte $50 for Glass.

Charlotte $50 for Glass.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)
KEYSVILLE. VA, August 1.-The
vote at Keysville is: Glass. 1ls: Claytor,s
80; Bowman. u; Courthouse-Glass 155:
Clayton. so; Bowman, Is: Glass carries
Charlotte county by $50 majority.
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CLOSING $1,000 sTockoF MEMS.
CLOTHING.
Allen and Wilson's stock or clothing to
be closed out at ssyenty-tive cents on the
dollar. IS, ,,-e.r,v,s
No. 90 Broad Street
Opposite Foushs 81
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CONGRESSMAN GLASS
IN SIXTH DISTRICT

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Glass. 2: Bowman. 4. ShawsvilIe gave
Glass the majority.
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Campbell for Glass.

Campbell for Glass.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.I
EROOkNEAL, VA. August 2.-brook-
real-Bownan, 5; Clayton. 10; Glass. 81
MISUNDERSTANDING. l: Glass. balance
Midway, Overwhelming for Glass
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slapped Mr.. Crawford in the face foc
the alleged insult.
Mr.. Evans, though nearly fainting from
heat and exhaustion. made one of the
greatest efforts of his life. His speech
was entirely free Of the offensive epithets
employed so frequently by the defense.
In opepin- for the defense. Colonel
Christian Immediately plunged in medals
res He declared that the prosecution
was no prosecution at all, but rank per-
secution, persecution even to the galloWs
if malice could carry it that far "And
persecution in whose behalf?" cried Col
onel Christian "a migratory parson (Mr.
Crawford) from the North. who had prob
ably left that country for the country's
good and who had come to Virginia to in
culcate the womenof the grand old Com
monwealth with his own fanatclsm; who
had come from a sect and section which
had arrayed father against son. brother
eainst brother. and which had robbed
the South
Colonel Christian emphasized the fact
than Mr.. Crawford-''the migratory par
son." "the peripatetic parson"-and
others, had come from y ankee-Doodle-
DOM and he appealed in the name of
the dead heroes Of the South that this
Yankee parson be not allowed to SANDER
with lmVuQ1ly Tic pSSpiC VI Lie Aoldtc
Of Virginia.
Colonel Christian ridiculed Mr.. Evans
statement that the Commemorative at
torney had no personal feeling agains.
Judge Campbell, and declared that he
was trying to pose as q gay Lothario
hugging his sweetheart
He did the same for Mr.. Evans as
sertion that he would prosecute his
brother if he conceived it to be his duty.
and said that he Colonel Christian)
would lay down and die before he would
do such a thing. On the other hand, the
speaker referred in the highest terms to
judge Campbell 1.-THE plough boy who
had worked himself up and who had IN
CURED the enmity Of some by his very
success" Proceeding. Colonel Christian
went on to discuss the rights OF the case
as the defense viewed it-discussed it
from, beginning to end. backward and
forward. and made no odds Of words.
AFTER THE PREACHERS. .
He referred to the Rev. Mr. Crawford
as the so-called aged and weak minister.
and declared that he weig hed 51s3 pounds
and was only 8 years older than Fitz--s
simmons, and that II he. had had the
ssprnk OF the .sban tan. pugilishc feather
weight rreach FERNS g the Rev s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
MEMORIAL SERVICE
One Held at Y. M. c. A. in Memory of
Young Franklin kerns.

rOung Frdnklin NeThSs
A memorial service in honor Of young
Franklin l. Kerns, Jr., who died re-
Gently from the effects Of injuries re-
ceived willis playing basketball at the
Y. NJ c. a, was held Sunday after
noon at the association.
After the singing Of Nearer, My
God, to Thee and abide With
Me-" The twelfth chapter Of Ecclesiastes
was read and prayer was offered by
General Secretary Mckee. The speaker
of the afternoon was Mr.. George Wilson.
who had known Intimately the deceased
for many years. He spoke Of many
characteristics of the boy. of the tnteg-
rity of his character, and OF hls own
love and admiration for him. In con-
clusion he pointed out the uncertainty Of
life and emphasized the Importance Of
the right preparation for death. Miss
Powell Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. then sang beautifully. Face
to Face Miss Miller played the nc
compartments for all the singing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
TWO COUNTY FIRES
Flame Destroy Residences in Hsurico
County.
fsuricO


Two disastrous fires occurred in Hen.
rico county. by which a considerable
quantity Of property was destroyed This
first was that OF the home of Mr.. W. n.
Dickens. or Broad-street Road. whicr
started from bad chimney, early SUNDAY
morning. The house and contents vera
destroyed. with no insurance.
The second fire was that of the resi-
dence OF Mr.. 2 C. Lacy. on the Brao:<
Turnpike. yesterday morning at S.i5
clock. The building was owned by NJ.
a. I. Williams. and was totally destroyed.
1t IS not known how the FIRE startetas
as there was no fire in the room In when
the discovery of the fire was first made
1t is thought that spark was blown
under the ceiling from the chimney Oh
the south end of the house.
Mr.. T. c. Lacy. who has been twins
for three years In the building. tortu-
nately saved all his enects. but his SIS
ter, Miss Lacy. lost trunk containiusz
clothes and money TO the value OF ahour
slse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
PRISONER ESCAPES
Gypsy Jack is too Fly for the Henrieo
Authorities

Using a piece Of wire left in the jail
as a hook to pull himself to the first
window. Gypsy Jack, Jr.," a prisoner
in the Henrico county Jail awaiting trial.
scaled the west wall Sunday and has
not since been seen. Sheriff Solomon
has put out every man under him and
all the city officers to whom the fugi-
tive is known, has been notified to be on
the watch for him, but as yet he has
eluded them all, and is either sleeping
peacefully in Richmond or has caught
an outgoing train.
An old broom-stick in the JAIL, with
the piece Of stout wire bent to serve as
hook to catch In the grating Of the
first window. was all the prisoner needed
to make his way to the top wall, and
thence to a point where he had to jump
only a short distance to safety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

e2.9s. Black Kerseys. shaped
back. lined all through
$6.As. Full length Monte Carlos,
double pleatcd shaped collar, blue
and castor.
$685. FOR Misses Goats. Same
style
$3.50, AN-Nlool Kerscys, IN pleated
Monte Carlos and short Jackets.
satin lined.
$1,000. Exonctte Cloth Rag1ans.
full length, loose back.
! $500, Raslans. full length. three
capes, new sleeves. full back.
s3.4S. Refers. FOR children. trim
med in braid with cape.
$500. Childs Full Length Coat
eapes or plain collar.
$3.50. Full Length Fine Jerseys.
for misses. star shaped capes OF
Monte Caro- backs.
$1,000. Long Coats. full satin
lined, very drcSsy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

entertainment Wednesday evening.
The Church of the Covenant will have
its entertainment on Wednesday.
There will be q Sunday-school Christi
mas entertainment at Grove-Ayenue Bay
list Church this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
All are invited.
The children OF st. Peters Cathedral
Sunday-school viii have Christmas
tree In the basement OF the Cathedral
this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
CELEBRATION FOR CHILDREN
Annual Events to take Place in Various

Annual Events to take Place in Various
Houses of Wo- hip.
The Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday-school children of the Seventh.
Street Christian Church will be held this
afternoon at o'clock in the lecture
room Of the church. where cantata viii
be given. a handsome tree. prettiIy dec
GRATED. will also be for the children.
The entertainment of the Second Pres
byterian Sunday-school Will also be held
today. when many surprises for the
children viii be given.
HoGs-Memordal Church Ttn hare. tta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Waist Cloths.

= NEW FLAkED vENETIANS. IS
inches wide. good weight, spring
shades. as well as the dark ones.
: &ec.
All-wool ZIBELINE suitins.
s IS inches wide, SOC.
64-inch zibelines. all pure wool.
extra values. in navy. royal. myrtle
aud black, $40
Black and White Mercerized Waist
Cloths. in small and medium checks,
45c.
PRINTED ALBATRoss. q inches
wide. in small pin dots Of blues and
greens. 50c.
ATWOOD waist Cloths.........eSc-
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tackled, you get 2 smooth, evef
bed covering-none of the gath
ering into Jumps and ridges tina
is SO annoying.
We have some Lambs Wool
Comforts. 72x7s inches. carded that
way and covered with figured silk
oline of a good quality. The cover
ing is tackled with zephyr, each S2.95.
Illuminated Cotton Comforts, good
size, carded In one sheet and cover
ed with very pretty figured sat
teen. with plain pink and blue backs,
each, S2.75.
White Cotton Filled Comforts.
72x7S inches, heavier than the ordi-
nary comforts and covered with
figured silkoli1e. in all colors, Sl.25
and $I.4S.
White Wool Mixed Blankets,
strong and durable, heavy quality.
silk bound and a soft, heecy
nap. good values. pair, 1898.
Pure California Wool Filled White
Blankets, 72xS4 inches. wide silk
binding, with pink. blue and red
borders, very soft finish, pair. 90.
Strictly An-wool Medicated Scar
let Blankets, wide silk-bou1d bor-
ders-
721s4 inches -..-...-S4.oo pair
6oxS0 inches ....S3:5O pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
CURE YouRsELFoFDRlNk HAglr

secretly and quietly at home, without in
convenience or loss of time. "Orrine'
surely and permanently destroys craving
for liquor; excellent tonic: tones up the
stomach; restores appetite Your own
family need not know you take IT.
Booklet free. Polk AIiller-C Coleman Co..
Cor. First and Broad; Polk Miller Drug
Co, 50 2SMain Street. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Properly Transfers.

|, Aichmond-Loyd ). ~Bean to Samuel
3. Hartman. interest in property describ-
% IA deed from grantor TO grantee dated
iJune Is. 1901. and IN all other property
In Richmond. si5.
i Emma v. ard Robert McKenna to
George ". Ttl,er. S. feet on east sidc
Henry Street 1osNk feet north Of Mar
Ellen M Ryan 10 ". T. Aauks4 q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
For Sweet Charity.

on Monday, January 9TH, at saengec
Halle. the West End Comedy Company
will give another of their delightful en-
tertainments for the benefit Of an invalid
LADY, Mrs. Paul. OF South Fifth Street.
Tickets will be on sale at the Cable
Piano Company. Blanks drug store and
TraEles drug store. 80 |, IS -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

feet on north side Cary Street, 81 feet
east Of Linden. 5000.
John ,M.) Ryan to same. 81 feet on
Cary Street. northeast corner Linden.
$3.50.
Ryan.s aoux., James, John NJ, and
William "A. Ryan. to same. IS feet on
east side Linden Street, 60 feet north Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Miller Rk0nas

God, for which they viii be- held respon'
sible at judgment.
II heartily endorse tho bill offered by
Senator McIwane. OF Petersburg, e
abolish kissing the Bible In the courts
he said. Any man that Is mean enough
to tell faisehood will do SO whether ne Is
on his oati. or not
II have taken the oath SO q witness
but hereafter will refuse to sin against
] God in that manner. I will affirm.
The church was filed, and many young
! men were present.
most Interesting and unique feature
| OF church services will be introduced on
Sunday next at the Grove-Avcnue Bap-
| list Church.
| In the evening, instead Of the regular
eermon DR.. J. 8. Hawthorne Will speak
for about fifteen minutes only. Then
the auartette. made up OF Miss Doza
Mitchell. Mrs. jasper L. Rowe. Mr..
Crump and Mr.. Trbbett, will sing the
cantata ..The Peace of Jerusalem one
Of the most beautiful sacred productions
which have ever appeared.
The Week Of Prayer Will be observed
next week In all the Christian churches
OF the city. Union services will be held
as follows: Monday night at West-End,
Tuesday night at Cowardin-Avenue in
Manchester: Wednesday night at Sew
enth-street. this city: Thursday night at
Marshall-Street; Friday night at the
Third Church. The pastor Of the church,
where the service will be held will pro-
side in each case. He Will be assisted
by the others
DR.. Il. P. Kerr left yesterday afternoon
for Louisville, Ky, where he will attend
the meeting Of the committee appointed
by the General Assembly to prepare a
catechis1n OH tho church. He will prob
ably be gone week. Dr.. T. c. Johnson
and Dr.. G. B. Strickler, of Union Theo
logical Seminary, are also members OF
the committee.
Mr.. r. .. Garland, OF Keysviile, The
we'll known evangelist. was present at the
Baptist Minister'S Conference yesterday
morning and Indicated mis- purpose to &C
cept the position OF field secretary Of the
State Mission Board. which has recently
been offered to him.
Ny. John f. pullen. banker OF Raleigh.
n. c., gave q very strong and forcefu1
talk at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon at the
"Greater Mens Meeting Mr.. Pullen
took fcT his theme RsputaLlCI OF tllal-
acter."
The Methodist churches OF Church Fill
Will unite in a watch-uight service to
be held Wednesday evening at Union
station The Rev. r. H Bennett, pre-
siding elder Of the Richmond District,
wiL preach
The Sunday school CT the Randolph
Street Baptist Church Sunday present
ed to the superintendent. Mr.. John j.
Nutshell, handsome watch. chain and
locket- The occasion was q most hap
py one.
New Tears Day will bs celebrated In
the Catholic Churches OF tbs city with
masses as on Sunday. The occasion will
be a holy day OF obligation.
A big watch-night service will be held
among the Methodist at Centenary.
The thirteenth anniversary Of Bishop
Van de Vyver will be celebrated to-day. !
High mass will be said at nine O'clock |
at the Cathedral.
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he
Man 5 G orner'
Tuesday. goth.

= A { : w.
Hosiery and Underwear to-day.
Do you need either2 Hero Is an
especially low-priced Hose: Cotton
Half-Hose, seamless and a FAST
BLACK, sizes 81 to II. only &c.
They usually retail at 100
u Extra a,o.e Quality Black 12Ac
hdl1 nose .............'..
Fine Imported Hose, HerHsdor1
dye. black, tan and white 05c
feet ............-. ......'.,.....
Heavy Natural Gray Wool 75r
Underwear, per sarment-.... ~
ATWOOD Scarlet Underwear.
shirts single or double CT 90
breasted, per garment.
White Wool u Ter ST,
s Handsomely trimmed ., pc. $l.5O
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Miller g Rhoads.
The Winter
Sale Of Goats.

While were writing this the Coat section is in full view and
TONERS through it. busy purchasing. Splendid garments
they and children all we'll made in
always good taiorngssh and low priced
Some bought below the regular wholesale especial
~ good bargains.
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everywhere which viii require years and
yesrs to replentsh- Prices will probably
vary some from time to time. during a
few years to come; but Tor q dozen years
meat prices will not again be SO low as
they nave averaged the last dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

Blooming Plants, Palms. Fern3, Etc:
!argest stock In the city at Hammond's =.
Nc. n7 East Broad Street I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30

Blooming Plants. Palms, Ferns. Etc.
Roses. Violets. Carnations and other cut
Flowers: largest stock IN the city at
HammonG.s, No. LOT Eaa. Broad Street.
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In the discourse of his sermon on Pro-
family at Fulton Baptist Church SUNDAY
night, Rev. w. S. Leake made some
startling announcements. His sermon was
the third OF a series On the Ten Com
mandnents. and the one Sunday night
was especially to young men.
Rev. Mr.. Leake raped profanity In all
OF its shapes and fashions. and said in
part: "The judicial oath prescribed to
every witness Is direct violation Of the
Third Commandment and every person
who takes the oath commits sin on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Dress Goods in the Winter Sale.

It's only give any
rr1,; de
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Tuesday Fur Sale

| Our Fur business this winter
has been very satisfactory, prl1l-
|cipaily because our prices are low
er as a rule, than other places on
goods Of equal value. We quote
q few of these good values.
S19S, Imitation <Stone Martca
Scarfs. six full tails
S3.4S, Dyed 81artsn Stoles, full
length. eight tails. chain.
$500. Skunk OpossuIn Scarfs. two
brush or six small tails.
So As. Isabella and Sable Fox
Scsrfs, two large brush tails.
M2.5D, $500 and s1..eo-Gen-
7dne Black Marten, six tails.
!. CSC, Colored and Black Electric
or Hare Muffs.
s1.4S. Stone Marten, Black Elec-
.ric and Colorsd Hare N11ffs.
SIS rs. $1,000 and $3.50. Isabella
{ and Sable Fox Mufls. large block.
$3.50. Electric Seal Coats, satin
lined.
500, Skinner Satin Lined Elec-
tr,c Seal Coats.
$500, Near-seal Coats, best
quality.
5000. Near-Seal Goats, beaver
collar. satin lined.
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DR.. +. P. Kerr left yesterday afternoon
fer Louisville, Ky, where he will attend
the meeting Of the committee appointed
ty the General Assembly to prepare a
catechis1n o., tho church He will prob
ably be gone a week. Dr. T. G. Johnson
md DR. G. B. Stricken, of Union Theo-
logical Seminary, arc also members OF
the committee.
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Winter Flannels

One Of the best il, this winters
sale is an Eiderdown, in white
cream, pink, blue and red. The
quality is exceptionally good and
the price is low, yard. .25c
A Good Twill Flannel, in red,
navy and gray, yard. lie.
All-Wocl Red Medicated Flannel,
yard, SOC.
A Good Plain White Flannel, yard.
1oc.
Atwood Plain White flannel.
yard, 25c.
Heavy All-wooi Gray Flannel,
with a firm twill. yard, a3c.
4 Canton Flannels
Bieached and Unbleached. extra
good weight and quality, yard,
IL 1-2c.
B'eached and UnbIeached, q, coed
quality, yard, 1-3c.
Shaker Flannels.
Sc inches wide ...-....-...59c.
"a inches .-.~-s.....-.s.-..ss1cs