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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
,s s $## C. & 0. ' ss sas#:
TO NORFOLK, OCEAN VIEW, CAPE.
HENRY AND VA. BEACH.
EVERY SUNDAY.
ROUND $l.0O- "TRIP.

Two trains leave Richmond $50 and 0
A. nj. Eight hours III Norfolk; nine
hours at Ocean View; ten hours at Old
Point and Buckroe Beach. Three hours
longer at Ocean View than via any other
route Virginia Beach and Cape Henry
SLIPS, Returning leave Norfolk via Ocean
View Railway T. NJ. leave Ocean View
1880 r. NJ. leave old Point $50 T, MI.
,lseaside Specially, makes no stops, Arrives
Richmond 1890 p. M. Norfolk andt'Vir-
glnia Beach passengers can also leave
Norfolk via @. & o, steamer 7ii5. CON
Meeting at Newport News with train
leaving Newport News $40 F. NJ, Tick
cts sold for Sunday outing train July
I'D, good returning July 4th, at rate 81 "
round "trip; one day, 81; two days, W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
ARRESTED AFTER
Thirty YEARS
Washington Watts Confesses to
a MIurderof Long

Especial to The Times Dispatcl)
y NEWPORT NEWS, June, sc, --NNashlnG-
ton Watts. a negro man eighty years old.
was arrested In Hampton to-day for q
crime committed thirty years ago, dur
Ing reconstruction days, Watts IN q
quarrel with his employer, John Thomas.
u farmer, near Hampton. shot and killed
him, Tho quarrel grew out OF charge
that Watts had been stealing. He was
given a year In the penitentary for lar
ceny and eight years for murdek He only
served eleven months, however, before
he escaped, and had not been seen since.
Until few days ago, when he showed
upon the wator front In Hampton
He was accused Of stealing crabs, and
the charge led the officers to investigate,
with the result that he was arrested az
fugitive from Justice. Hn has coil
fessed that ls Is the man wanted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
THE WARRlNC
COU.NClLklEN'.
Officers Elected BY the Present Y ,s'c
Council Will Not be Chosen
by the New.
PREACHER STEALS ia COW.
". M. C. IA. Boat Club Will Go
,to Ocean View on all Outing.
n M Mason's Joint Meeting.
(special u rho Tlmcs- Dispatch.)

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rETERSB URIC, VA juno Gothic
newly elected councllmen who did not
participate In tho recent caucus Of the
Council will present to that body to-
morrow afternoon IA long communication.
getting forth tho reasons why that body
should not elect the city officers who
were nominated ut tho CAUCUS. Mr..
George 81 Bernard will represent tile
co,lnclinicn-elcct. Much interest Is be-
Ing taken IN he coming proceedings. as
rs said that some Of the officers who
would be elected by tho present Couii-
Ill would not be elected by the new t,otil-
ell lii September.
IL D. DANGEROUS CROOK. 81
Deputy United states Marshal Bendt
Identified John Mcbride, the alleged
tramp, Today as New York Blackny.'
Mir. Bendit gays tho prisoner rs D danger
pus and desperate crock. and that the
officer who arrested him was fortunate.
In not being shot by him. 81 ~
Robert wilkins, a colored BAPTIST
preacher, living near Jarratt. Va, was
arrested In Petersburg yesterday after.
noon OH the charge Of stealing COW,
witch he sold to a butcher In this city
5JunuB Johnson, q colored farmer, also
living near JarrAlt, mas loentlIleu5 VIZ 'oW
as his property. Wilkins, when NJ rested,
had q Bible In ono rocket and q pint
3of whlskey fl tie other The negro was
sent on for trial by the Hastings Court.
BOAT CLUB.
The 4. NJ. c. A. Boat Club is now
III fine condition. There arc twenty meiil-
bcrs, and the limit IS thirty The assoc
citation members will go to Ocean View
this year on their annual camping ex-
petition.
A Jont meeting Of Blandford, PoWha-
tan, starke and Petersburg lodges OF
4 Masons will be held Tomorrow night q
4 ha hall on Tabb street. The wives OF
the members have been invited to be
present on the occasion, and the daugh-
8ters' degree will be conferred on all en-
titled thcret o. 6 III
Major Lassitcr, who has been quite III
Is now improving VI
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Something Cute.
lsnncial to The TImes-Dlspatch:)

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LEXINGTON. VA. June 3o.A de!igntfnl
cntertair,ment. entitled Something Cute In
WITS and Black was given Tuesday eve
n mu' In the opera house at Buena Vista, under
the auspices of the ladies' of St. Johns Aetno-
dist Church, OF that city. a portion OF me
narticipnnts were BACKED. and an excellent
programme was presented TO an appreciatiye
nudisnce, consisting OF rectntions, SONGS.
fableaux. and concluding with an old-tlme
darhey cake-walk. OF special interest were
Rotations by Mrs. =. L. Embree,. Miss
Adelaide Zimmerman and Miss Pauline EN-,
hree OF Buena Vista; n solo, Dear Oh
ciirl.,i by Mrs. Lawrence Embree. of Lexing-
tom and chorus, IN Rol!in' 4" by all.
yiol,a week at Epworth Hall. with such signal
\ success that Its repetition was requested
Financially 1t was a great SUGGEST.
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COL. PETIT IMPROVES.
Leaves for Warm sprirgs-Mrs.
Clifton Miller Charms With Song

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]. W-lLMINGTON, VA. June 3o.-ColoneI
William B. Petit, accompanied by Mrs.
Petit, Miss Vera Petit, Miss Geneyieye
Petit and Mr.. Paul Petit. left for tho
Warm Springs to-day to remain sew
eral weeks Colonel Petit has grown
much stronger during the last week, and
his friends are hopeful Of continued and
permanent Improvement. 5
Mrs. Clinton M. Miller, Of Richmond, Is
hero for few days. She sang at tho
marriage, of Miss Lily snead, at Fork
Union, Wednesday, and her beautiful;
soprano voice delighted the large audi
cnce. Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss
Mary Ashley Bell whose nAmeNIs so fa-
vorably known In musical and social cir
cles. ~ y5ss5sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
A BOYS REASON # I.
FOR RUNNING AlEII
His Evidence Leads to tffth. a
rest Of Girl for In7 sy ~ Y
fanticide,
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Especial to The Times lspatch.1
8 NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 60
Frank Williams. small white boy. who
was taken from q gang Of hoboes on the
Chesapeake and Ohio two days ago, told
n pitiful story to the police. lie says that
he ran away from his homo In Louisa
county on account of the cruelty of
Martha Polndexter. a negro worlan n, who.
no claims. runs his fathers households.
The boy says that recently the woman'a
daughter had a child. which was smoti-
cred In a blanket and buried at night.
The woman learned that the boy knew
OF the alleged murder, and the boy, fear
him. fled, 8Ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
4 CHESTERFIELD COURT.
w. o. Watkins Secures Verdict
Against Electric Railway.
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VA. June 20.-The

d
q CHESTERFIELD. VA. June 30.-The
suit OF w. o, Watkins VS.. the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Railway Com
pany. begun In the Circuit Court yt1 =. .ro
Fssg nsnt i9daY sss ihs
forfeiture on the part OF the railway COM
parry, for falluge to construct certain
railway crossing from the farm or Mr..
the Petersburg turnpike. In November.
1901, the County Court entered an order
directing the Electric Railway Company
to open certain wagon ways from ampd-
able 10 tho Recommendations OF viewers
appointed by the court In proceedings ior
the purpose. The company complied w',n
the court order except that at one Of
the points designated, where tho approach
to tho railway was difficult, no grading
was done to bring the road-bed 70 the
in this regard, suit was brought under
on corporations In such eases. Messrs.
Sands and Sands representing Mr.. Wat
asked for the Jury's verdict TO be set
aside and new trial granted. and the
motion was continued. The case will
be taken to the
Nj. "A. Al. Phaup. who on Monday, was
appointed county superintendent od roads
by the Board of Supervisors. lifted for
the office yesterday. Mr.. William Spears
is one OF the candidates for the Office of
supervisor OF Glover Hill District, to sue
coed Mr., 3Phaup. who resigned that Office
j. II. Heusler, w. II. Finn. E. H. Blunt
and A. @. Small were appointed yesterday
as special policemen for Forest Hill Park,
on motion Of the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company.
The suit OF Bessie LOGON VS.. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company, for SIS, 900
damages sustained in railroad accident
near Port Walthall, was begun this after
Judge Gregory appearing for the plain
tiff.
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SURPRISE MARRIAGE
Parental Consent Given, But
Marriage Not Then Expected.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 3o--Mrs.
Nv, B. Braithwaite. OF this city. received
a telegram announcing the marriage 81
her daughter Rtth. to Mr.. Peter Paul
PEBBLES, of Portsmouth. The ceremony,
was performed at tho home of friend
by the Rev. y. n, Latham. III.
ing TO visit friends in Portsmouth, and
nothing was known here OF the marriage
:,lnt1 the telegram came announcing tho
fact. s -
and Mary College during the session Just
closed Mrs, Bralthwaite had previously
given her consent to the marriage, but
was not. aware that 1t would take place
Miss Mittle Cloves and Mr.. Wheate
Thorpe went down to Norfolk yesterday
morning and were quietly married, ana
returned home last night,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Betting That the Brownies Will
be Shut Out To-day,
SneNial to The l,ln

3 Especial to The TImes-Dlsphtch,J
Il STANTON, VA. June so5The sta ,lp
ton base,bali team am defeated aaas me b H le
ond or a series Of three games by Il to 5,
Battery for MISUNDERSTANDING cta,yoy
and McLeevy; Stnunton--Dr. RAWLINGS
and Lambert. Lambert, Fuller and Raw
ilngs for stanton, did some good hitting:
The Richmond boys played q good
game hut seemed weak In their hitting.
This Is two out of a series OF three games
and much money changed hands here to-
day on The game, the betting being five
10 threa in favor of stanton.
favor Of Stanton, and some bets have
been placed e. stanton VIII shut
Richmond out tomorrow, ts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
Destructive Electric Storm.

SMITHS x ROADS, VA. June 3o.--The
electric storm. which passed over THIS
section Tuesday night. was the severest
that has been seen here for many years.
Much damage l,as been done to timber
wheat and other things. number OF
posts of the Farmers and Merchants.
telephone company's lines were torn into
kinllins wood, and at one point, near
here, the wires We're melted for dis
lance Of three or four hundred yards.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs a.
w. Benette, who swallowed a mouthtul
OF strong concentrated I've. lew DAYS ~;
ago. has somewhat recovered, and the
doctors now think 1t will soon be well
again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
DECLINES The OFFICE
OF ARCHDEACON
,ecIar q The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The es-Dispatch.l
REV. w. y. Smith, OF this city. whip was
appointed arch OF the D Do
cesc Of Virginia, has finally determined
not TO accept the ap,>a:ntment, and has
sent In his declination5 TO Bishop =. a.
Gibson. 35$
B Mr.. smith is the rector OF st, Georges
Episcopal Church here. and IS exceed
ineIy popular. not only with his own con-
grcgation. but with the community gen
orally, and the people are pleased that
he will remain here.
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Woman Arrested.
(specIal ia The Times-Dispatch.

ISpecIaI 70 IH6 IlIIed-DISpatc11'JA az.
LOUISA, VA. June Soc, Poindexter,
q colored girl about seventeen. was arr
rested on the premises Of John Williams.
about twelve miles south OF this place In,
this county, by Sheriff Wills. charged
with infanticlde. and lodged IN jail this
morning.
Her accuser Is the boy. Frank Williams.
who was captured by a gang of hoboes
and is now in the hands Of the Newport
News police.
Tho boy has been sent for by the auv
thorities here and an examining trial
will be held here in tho justices eourt
Saturday at II. NJ.
The hoy is a son of John Williams. who
is, a settler here from one OF the Western
States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
ELEGANT WEDDING.
Miss Kent Ellis cloyd Bride Of
Mr.. Roger Martin.
.3s,,ec,aI = me- ,rTimes-DIspatch,'

is8s Especial to The Times-DlspatchC
XA 1 now s 96o tf G
home ga Of Mr.. d, Nj. cloyd, on Back Greek.
III Pulaski county, was last evening al !, SOL SOL
emnzed in the presence Of 9 ia,f fs num- num-
her OF invited guests, beautltui mar
Va, led to the altar Miss Kent Ellis
Coyd, "a very, popu lar young lady, Il eldest !c.s
Of New Dublin Presbyterian Church, as
sisted by Rev. Alex Martin, Of summer
willie, s.. g., brother OF the groom, otli Vel
by Major w. M. Ellis. an uncle of the
bride, and his accomplished wife, on tho
violin and piano. !, ,,,,,,,,
hs Va w w Mi Miss eoyd Gsssey
iotte courthouse, Va, with Miss s Nd 1lam ne,
Miss Nj Glisabeth fyier hyashb2a y, fa va !;
{hs bids Sil MA aS o,A Ms See{ gue niSe.
R isfii ,d Dr. Dr. q. Is Thernhlll, Blue
field p vi VA ys YIN Nh Mss Eaa5SSs amb ha
E iS, ' ". Va Va With Miss Lula Miller,
s sasifeiSnl ", Va, With Miss Nan Pryor
snea PfsssshusS va Val Mi Wts S Miss dras s
". Martin Dublin, Va.
The f9Ter Ests were ss Ma ene mss
Marjorie MUIR. with Master John. Archer
cioyd, while Allen cloyd, Youngest ua protl'-
Among the guests present from n dis
lance We're Mrs u. H. Nance. ;Arkmnsas:
MI. Francis NJ, Ewing, Nashville, ienn,;
daug Captain S. Heth. .Radford.
VA: Mr., j. r.. *, Cowan and bride, Major
w. Nj, ELLIS, wife and daughter. Mont M
Robert Marye, ShHwsville Va; Mrs. John
Payne. Amherst. and Mrs Daniel Payne.
Lyncbburg, Va: MI; w. D.. Thornhili,
Riuefield. W, Va, Mr., a, L. Parker.
Kyle. w, IVA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
DR. ,ALDER.MAN
TAKES DEP ARTUR !
Will Make Known His Decision
Concerning the Presidency
Next Wednesday.
fsnec,al to The TImes-Dlspatch.)

(special to The Times Dlspatch.)
4 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA"
June so.--Dr.a Edwin a. Alderman, Of
Tulane University, presiient-elect Of the
University Of Virginia, who has been
here for a week. looking over tho field
before rendering decision Of acceptance
or declinatlon, left on the $3.50 o'clock
train over the Southern Railway this
afternoon for New York city. lie was
accompanied by Mrs. Alderman.
To The Times-Dlspatc representative,
DR., Alderman said:
IT am going from here 70 New York,
and hope to make my decision In short
week, My wife and I have been delight
ed at our reception at the University of
Virginia, From the Board of Visitors,
tho faculty and the citizens of Char
lottesyille, we have received the most
kindly and generous consideration. Every
body connected with the University has
co-operated heartily In tho endeayor to
nut me in possession of all the ncces-
sary facts. II is needless to state the
impression have received of the dis
nifty, power and beauty Of the instltu-
tiCn. ~ 3,
oddly enough, 1t Is the first time
had had any intimate Acqualhtulco WIZ
it, and / can well understand the magic
Of its name throughout the country, ana
tie spcll 1t has cast over Its sons In
every land"
Dr.. Alderman and Professor w. M,
Lille had brief conference mt the JEFF
ferson Park Hotel this afternoon, but
the nature of the talk WAS not made
public.
DR.. and Mrs. Alderman We're driven to
Monticello this morning by Mr.. and MIS-.
Daniel Harmon, and were charmed with
the trip. Jeffersons Influence over his
surroundings, said Or, Alderman, had
been a subject of study to him fol. some
time.
He was delighted with Monticello. this
being his first visit to that historic Spot.
Latimer-Allen.
(sneclal to The Times patch.)N8i8
n i, YcTnT.t ITEM NJ. .Jtlnns 3C--A mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01

PRISE was solemnized in Bristol to-day,
when Miss Cynthia Allen, ACCOMPLISHED
sister Of w. q. Allen. general passenger
agent Of the Virginia and Southwestern
Railway. became the bride Of James g.
Latimer city editor Of the Evening Re-
publican. OF Alton. Ill. a,
I The couple were married at the home
of the BRIDES parents, DR.. w. S, Neigh
bors, Of State Street Methodist sChurch.
officiating, 4aHla 84-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
William and Mary Notes.

4 yy1f,LIAMsBuRG, VA, June so-Mr,
Arthur D. Wright. son OF John Wright, tbs
prominent tobacconlst OF Richmond, graduated
with high honors at tho William and Mary
College Mr.. Wright took a. b. an a, NJ. at
tho unusual age OF nineteen.
D This Phi Beta Kappi Society OF william
ana Mary College has changed Its annual cele-
braton and reunion from the 10th Of Feb.
rtlary Ia the 9Th OF December. tho birthday OF
this famous literary society.5
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Rev. j. A. Trostle officated, Tho bride y an
attractive young lady She was g ssNys an y
carried a bunch OF eighteen Bride roses. rep
Tho attendants were Mr.. J. Herbert i4aekey
with Miss Mary Lee Lackey, Mr.. Carl Tay-'
lorG with Miss Eva Kirkpatrick. A cousin or
the bride. Miss Stephle Roadcap played the
wedding march.
left on wedding trip, which VIII include
washington and other points OF interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01

: = 10 : :
We are not selfish, II any Druggists
desire to avail themselves OF the oppor.
tunty Of saving money by purchasing
Of az Instead o. Jobbers, they are at
liberty to do so /; we viii be pleased to
serve them.
Have you Prescription you want
filled BY a perfectly reliable Registered
Pharmacist Send It to either Of
g ianks's Prescription Drug Stores. Seven
Registered Pharmacists employed.
TOILET POWDERS. X
Pozzonis Complexion Powder,
esfd w aSf Violet 81 Sicily per -
Tre em Medicated Tace Pow s,
1I unt 6 Invisible Face Powder, :,
Rlee Es IUA Martha 4 washington. J.
RieeIkasee lS Poudre Riz Taloum, =.
LdnS al eof Face powder per per box. 70
Dorin's Rouge. per box. ....s..5... 20
\ Roger & Gailet's Poudre de Riz, !.
roger psr o {. Gailets Poudre dc ,Ris
c,o!s s Violet Taleum. Per Sox 7 T.
ca aestles Cashmere Bouquet, per
Eastman nHT MS i 4; Prepared Almond
Meal, per bottle. 100
Eastmanfs Crushed Roses Tai -, =,
cum 15o. per box, tWo :, .Doxes. 9 19o
Lazelis Violet. lib. bottle, ex- =.
Ls 5ze ln Sioiat. lib package, * :
c,o 5ra Violet Toilet Powder. $50
I,orerz's Elite Powder......5..... 23c
Have you prescription that con.
tains ingredients that you have been
unable TO get7 Send u TO !. either O.
Bianks,s Prescription Drug Stores, we
have all the new, up.to-date cheml.
Gals. d Il i IL; u
TOILET SOAPS.
Roger & Gallet's Vera Violet, per =.
Ro sane & ., Gsaliiet,s viiio,liette de- Par.
Rd mei p & Cali Gaiiet's vioiette. per =
roger sens &:Gialiet's White / Rose. per :.
roger sgns &: Gal it Lilac, per cake. 2ao
Coigate's Alba Rose. per cake.. 57e
,Co!gates Xernalis, per e cake..Y 6 R7o
Coigate's Peau q Espagne, per !.
+ Colgate's Monad Violet, per cake ESQ
3 Colgate's Monad Violet, guest 4
q Colgate's Dactyiis .....,........... 23cs
Go y g g ber CAKE. 1oo
Colpate,s Coronei, per cake ...... 23o
C9 oake - go 2sc
Colgate's Fragancia Peau d'Es-
payne. per cake \, 4 zso
1I ]arge, per cake -. ~. ~. 24o
snail. per cake ...... ......... 16c i
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Sur,lner-Kahle.

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4 WlYTHEyII.LE YAn June 3O.-rMiss
Mary Agnes Kahle, the daughter OF Key.
Wytheyile Circuit. was married this eye-
Ming to Mr.. William Pulford Sumner, of
Chicago. Ills. Tue ceremony was per-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
Goodman--Lackeys
!, noci,, - mo trImes -Dlspnteh

Especial to l'he trimes-D lspateh)
LEXINGTON, VA. Juno So,--A, pretty mar
riago took place Wednesday morning at the
home Of Nj. and Mrs. W II, Laekey, 81
near Timber Ridge, Rockbrldge county the
lrontracting parties being their daughter, Miss
lula E,glantine, and Mr. Charles Richard
Goodman. merchant Of that comlnpnlsA
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2; $ b Zig rig. pluEs f tor S Sss
PIPES AND SMOKING ToBAccos.
n Nice Assortment.
INDICATED SOAPS. NJ
Cuticura, per cake .......5.5...... lgo
Resinol, per cake ............,... z z5 /,
Pa9sTs skln Success per cake. 1 1ee
G isn,sa, su1 1er Labs per zoe
Calvert's Carbolic. per ISL cake ,t'} y.
s. &J Hydlr9naph thai. per i g cake < sso
stiefeis Boracicl Acid. per cake. Y. 21o d
Stiefels Ichthyol, per cake $50 a
Craddock's Blue Soap, per cake y,
1 la soap per cake e.. 2oo
prescription to be filled, one that your Y
doctor wants extra preoautlon and
care used7 Send II to either Of my 4
stores, we. are fully equipped to I'LL
them. Seven Registered 2 Pharmacists
employed. s.3 IN Z
RUBBER eooDs.
75c. 2EQuart Fountain Syringe. 45ca
s1.o05 Quart Fountain Syringe 75o
II $1.25 q Quart Fountain Syringe. $50 \
Acc. % Pipe Bulb Syringe $50
$3.50 fPRs Buzz Hulb syrnss sse
Hot Water and Ice Bags at all
Good One and I Two-Tipas = Ato, :.
ca mixers se ana soo
n fact we are Headquarters for Rub-
Der Goods Of all Descriptions.
COMBS
4 The Princess. all coarse or half i n
and half =. 70 sso
J3sli i cd Mebs 1 1o t to Ss Egg
Ge Our 5,' 10 and .i5o. Combs are
y worthy Of special notice, We, ha.v q
gains. "a HI s3 n i3s I'd 81 i{s li$5 8s8
HAIR BRUSHES.
We have full line OF Adam and
Loonen's Halt Brushes, ranging In
prices from acc. to $2.6s.aaWe have
also large stock Of other Well- d
known makes at all prices, 63c., 47c.,
&c., 7tc., -ssc., &c. SIPS and $t.5o.
Whentn need OF a II a lr8 Brush give us q
( call, we can suit you and save you v
money. 5lg 3;i55.i s5 l,3 55s. 5i9sl
special sale day tor anything In the
4 Drug and Toilet line, everyday 10 bar
gain day at BIanks'a Presentation
Drug Stores. Not a m ore select stock
can be found than at my three stores.
iWhen5tln need Of anything In the y
Drug and II oilet line remember Blanks I
has 1t and for less than you can OBJ.
tain It elsewhere.
y Ii TOOTH BRUSHES.
We have all kinds, but we wish to n
call your specla! attention to our 23c.3s
Brushes that we Import ourselves and
guarantee for six months n
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Decapitated,

.ls(special to The Times Dlspatcll)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 30.--Ashley
idEsv soSuithern Railroad. was struck and
deca pitated here to-day by freight
train. He resided at Moseley Junction,
near Richmond.