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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
ton at tho seabonrds in transportation and
distribution of the refuvees

ton at tho seaboards in transportation and
distribution of the refugees
Inc oihcers OF this society shall consist of 4
president. two vico-presidents. n secretary.
an assistant secretary. treasurer, SIX mem
perS anu the secretaries OF tn. organized
5eNnn societies IN the city, who shall consti-
tute the executive committee.
These officers shall be elected at annual
meetings and hold their Offices for one year
Inc members of this society shall consist Of
MI worthy persons in the city of Richmond,
VINO shall signify their intention or desire to
JON, and shall regularly pay the dues thereof.
he dues of this society shall be {S3) three
dollars per annum
donations of any amount will be received.
me treasurer recelpting therefor and giving
due credit 10 the donors
The work OF this society shall be done by
the executive committee. who shall investi-
gate all circumstances. make proper provision
for the reception Of refugees and their dis
position. and publish quarterly report of
their transactions.
The society at large shall meet once a wear
on the first Tuesday in December az tho call
OF the president
Special meetings may be had at any time
wnen conditions may require. and shall be
called at tho Iii erection of the president or
upon the written request Of ten members.
Inc executive committee shall meet at such
ure ana place as they may decide.
These laws and rules may be amended or
Altered AT any regular or special meeting of
me society. provided such amendments shall
naVe previously been put in writing and sub
mitted TO the secretary
Inc following. officers were then elected for
the ensuing year:
J.. Raab, President: Abram Levy. first vice
president: Harris Jacobs. second vice-presi-
dent ). ;. Stern. third vice president: 5. l..
Dloom perg' recording secretary +. c. Meyer,
financial secretary; NJ. Mllhiser. treasurer.
Executive committee Rev S. Sapir. Rev.
J. Cohen, Rev. q. n CaliSch, II. T. Hirshberg.
Max Cohen. Charles Hutzler. julius Bear, /.
Held julius Straus, William Flegenheimer.
Senator William L0yenstein Cex Oh cio)
Rev. Drs. w. ". Laudrum. II. p Kerr. w.
v Tudor. Governor i. w. Mckinney. Hon. |
j. Taylor Ellyson and Judge Elournoy were
elected honorary vice presidents
The newly elected officers at once began |
with the enrolment of members. and q large I
plumber Of those present responded. The /
following donations were received: f. Roab, /
700 II. Alillhiser, $50; +. n. Caisch. slO.
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WEDNESDAY. Nov. %. 1891.
PROCLAMATION
Or
SPECIALTIES.

Article No !. Let it be known throughout
the city OF Richmond and surroundings that
starting from this day and ending January ].
1892 we will present to every purchaser of
Mems Clothing fine fur Hat in all sizes and
shapes.
Article No. 2. That every intelligent person
can have the choice tor one week Of any slI,
SIS or sl2 all wool Suit or Overcoat for 80
bill. This offer should receive your prompt
attention.
Article No. 3. That our juvenile Depart
ment is considered by all judges 10 be the
most successful in this city. The lines Of
Children Suits and Overcoats are always CON-
plete with latest novelties. A special mention
is worthy Of the $3.50 Child Suit, strictly all
wool, and 81 Child's Overcoat ages and IA
years.. present with each Childs Suit. no
matteri If it's the sl.t0 grade or the sl2 quality
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Cacra1 Heart EaiT.

The attendance Of the fair still continues
good, though In few more nights 1t will
close. This will be busy dav with the lady
managers. This evening at o'clock the con,
yention Of the dolls will come to ali end; aud
the dolls Will be distributed among the little
ones in the order of their votes. Miss Matte
Sawyer won the bracelet.
Tonight the contest for the writing desk
viii close at 10 O'Clock. The contest IS ex-
pected to be close aud exciting. All OF tho
societies figure on the board. The favoritess
are said TO be ST. Alary's Social Union and
the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
The contest for the diamond ring closed
last night, Miss Marie Angle winning with
1859 votes and Miss Josie Kerse won the gui-
far
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Frederick Charlie. Draberd Dead.

Mr.. Frederick Chsrlee Draberd died yester-
day morning at $3.50 o'clock at the residence
of his parents No 631 north Third street. in
tho twenty-second year OF his age
blr Draberd was a journeyman printer and
recently completed his apprenticeship i'll TaE
TINES composing room. where he served his
whole time and where he was universally re-
spected and beloved for his many manly and
exemplary traits of character.
The funeral will take place this morning at
10 O'clock from tho house. Friends of the
family and members Of the Typographical
Union are requested TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
THE SEA QUEEN.
A Bright and Successful Opera.

The similarity of the title to that Of enter
tainments given here before is apt to mislead
theatre-go The piece is a romantic opera,
staged with taste and at great cost; the
music is bright and sparkling. the cos
tunes handsome and the cast very strong
Misses Adelaide Randall. Myra Mirela
Ida L. Rock. Messrs Charles j. Campbell.
Walter Allen and Arthur Bell are among the
company The chorus is SAID TO contain
very pretty girls and the combination OF cal
GUMS magnificent costumes and lovely wO-
men make an enchanting signt The famous
William Mudoon assisted by Ernest Roeber.
will give ascientiic exhibition CfGrI CO. oman
wrestling devoid Of all coarseness: then Sc
RIGS of ancient and modern statuary which
Mr. Muldoon has made celebrated. A large
amount of dazzling scenery Is caned by the
company. including Moonlight view OF tho
Rhine enchanted waters OF the Lulie-
berg coral grottO.n cavern of jewels"
"the silver grotto. ''glittering cavern of the
queen and others.
The Sea Queen" has been a great success
and ran for FIVE weeks in BaltimOre--a phe-
nomenal run for that city. Ii is under the
management Of Mr.. :. W. Fort, who managed
Il otta" so successfully. His name is guar
antee of fine production. A special matinee
on Thursday will be included in the engage
ment, which begins Thursday and runs the
balance Of the week.
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EVENING GOODS.

The season for balls. germans. parties. re-
ceptions, ETC.. is now approaching, and as
consequence our Lace Department IS stocked
with the choicest and newest ideas to moe t
the demands of the most fsstidous.
TO appreciate these goods they must be
seen. and we cordially invite you TO call anil
examine them.
We mention some as follous:
45-inch Silk Null in red. yellow, Nile. lilac.
pink. ligh: blue gray. rose, black, white anil
cream, 4jc. yard
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social service at Broad-s,reet Church.

Following the regular Wednesday night
services at Broad-street NJ. +. church this
evening at O'Clock it is proposed TO have a
social gathering of the members and atten-
dants upon the church The services VIII be
brief in character, and the meeting TO follow
will consist OF some very interesting features.
A large attendance 10 expected.
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81. 81. so and % yard.

45-inch Chiffon, embroidered founcings,
A. yard patterns as follows:
One in Pink at ~ yard.
Ono IN Yellow at 1910 yard.
One in Red at Is yard
Two in Black. embroidered in colors. e2.50
yard.
One each of Cream. Lavender and Black.
embroidered in colors. SS. 80 yard.
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yyTANTFD-A PCRCHA Err TOR A FIRST
w CLASS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. we'll
established desirably located aud doing good
= man with small capital and good stock OF
con ION sense. The business will be sold
either for cash or on time II well secured. The
nresent owner is otherwise engaged, thus ac-
rpounting for tho desire to sell. Address,
SBrSINEs6, f" care letter carrier No. 3. NO s4-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

45-inch Chiffon in white, cream, tan, dsr);
brown navy. light blue. lavender, heiotrope.
sage. Nile, cardinal black, yellow. gray. pink
and old rose. 81 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Liberty Shawls." beautiful bead cover.
ing, As inches square. made Of China Silk in
red. light blue. pink. lavender. yellow, white
and cream. 2.25 each
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Also full line of Evening Trimming Lsces
such as Chantily. yalencennes in white. and
full line OF shades in tho popular Chiffon
Laccs.
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In connection with the above we want to
mention somo of our many novelties in Neck.
wear.
Chiffon Double Rulings in all evening
shades,
Il TO :275 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

China Silk" Vests in light blue, brown,
cream and lavender.
il.2j each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Chiffon" Vests trimmed with Point
Gaze Lace in pink. lavender, light blue.
yellow. black and cream.
S3.75 each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

45-inch Crepe de Chino in cream. pink and
light blue, S2.25 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

4s-inch Crepe Lisse in white, cream and
black, s1.25 yard
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Many Of these are IN match sets. that is, diff.
fsrent widths Of the same pattern. including
the popular demi-aouncing widths.
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ne meeting adjourned at Q O'Clock.
BRIEFS.

The workmen at the Richmond Standard
Spike Company's plant were Mortified about
2 o'clo k yesterday afternoon by the sudden
death Of Aaron Sherron. q negro laborer He
was III the act OF giving a fellow-workman a
piece oil tobacco when he fell dead. DR.
Ihomss ?. Mathew was summoned. but bis
professional skill was Of no avail Neuralgia
of the heart was ascribed az the cause of
death He was about twenty-nine years old
and leaves wife and several children. The
body was turned over 10 his relatives
The storm of Monday was particularly
severe in some parts Of Manchester and
Chesterfield Fences. houses and trees were
blown down. but so far rs known 10 fatal
accident happened. 4 barn on the farm OF
Mr. j. A. Kraft. about three miles from this
city. was blown down. At the time there
were three negroes there engaged IN shuck-
ing corn, an old man named Thomas. A
woman and boy. The latter. hearing ths
creaking OF the timbers. made his escape
by running out The two old FOLKS.
however were not so fortunate and
were caught and buried alive in the falling
house. Help was at once summoned and tho
work Of oxtricatiOn began. They were found
buried in n pile of shucks under the raiters
and. but fog the giving quality OF the shucks
would have met q fearful fate. As u happened
the woman was not hurt. but the old man
was quite severely mashed and bruised. He
was sent 10 his home on the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad about mile from this
city. and was reported yesterday as doing as
well as could be expected.
There will be meeting Of the officers and
teachers of Meade Memorial Sunday school AZ
the church to night at 1880 o'clock
Last Friday night the barn and stable on
the farm OF Mr.. Uriah Wells. in Chesterdeld
county. was consumed. together with his
forage. farming implements. ETC.. bv fire
The origin is supposed to be incendiarv. as
there had not been a light in the house for
three months There was no insurance and
the loss is quite largo one.
The public schools will be closed to.mor.
row, Thanksgiving day.
Tho concert. lecture and oyster supper NJ
Branch's church last night was in everv
respect decided success. Those taking nat
in the exercises acquitted themselves hsnds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Black Gauze and Nets embroidered in
colors, Tinsel and Jewel effects
81 to a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Handksrchiefs for evening-Silk smbrod.
cred. Csc. TO o.. 80 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Chiffon" Jabots IN many of the ''gaslight
shades" -, s275. 1880. So. 10 and s. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Crepe dc Chine" Vests in pink. lavender.
cream, light blue and tan.
$3.50 each.
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The CHESTERFIELD EXHIBIT.
Report Made 10 The Board Of The Agrl.
cultural Society.
HENS FROM The CITY OF MANCHESTER,
Meeting Of the School Board-sudden Death
OF" Negro-The Recent storm-Thanks-
giving Dav-supervisors Met.
hAEcsEsrLR BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.
! j Il

| >, lNeilth ana nun streets. :
Branch Office. 500 west Thirteenth street;
meeting Of the Chesterfield and Manches-
ter Agricultural and Mechanical Society was
held yesterday in the Office Of the Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture in Richmond.
considerable amount Of routine business
was transacted. A committee was appointed
to obtain a charter for the society and another
to report upon site for the society. which
proposes to establish not only the necessary
building for good exhibition hail. but room
enough for mile race track The site will be
near Manchester.
President W. w. Baker submitted the fol-
lowing report:
TO the board Of directors andmembers Of the
Chesterheid and Manchester Agricultural
Society
Gentlemen. In accordance with the reso-
luton adopted at the meeting held in Rich
mona october z. 1891. and appointment by
DOard OF supervisors. / at once. with the adj
wee and assistance of Messrs. Watkins.
SWlneiOrd aud others. entered upon the work
OF securing space IL the main building of the
state Agricultural Society. and articles from
our county with which 70 make creditable
exhibit OF our inexhaustible resources.
am proud TO report that whenever a
member OF the society. or III fact. any other
ctzen of the county or city OF Manchester.
was applied 10 TO render any assistance to us
they all with onelaccOrd cheerfully responded.
take pleasure N saying that although our
time was 50 limited as TO render the under
taking of questionable expectancy. yet many
competent Judges pronounced the exhibit
superior 10 that made at the Exposition.
Inc Judges appointed to examine the re-
port upon our exhibit cbeerfuly awarded Us
the two first premiums Of $500 each. which
nave been paid less 10 per cent and turned
over TO tho treasurer
On the last day OF the fair the secretary Of
the State Agricultural Society paid US visit.
and IN person thanked us prOfusely for having
added 50 materially 10 tie exhibition
Now that the ID ect for which our Organi-
cation was primarily effected is attained. it
ueYolYes upon us 20 enter upon the more i'm
portant and difficult task of bringing into
being a new creature IN the form of perma-
nent Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
with al the paraphernalia necessary to insure
success.
That success will crown our efforts, have
not the slightest doubt. if our steps are char
acterzed by wisdom and prudence
would respectfully suggest that CON-
mlttee on organization and charter lie APP
pointed, whose duty it shall be TO arrange a
plan of organization and 10 prepare a suitable |
charter 70 be submitted 20 and approved by
the society.
Il am, after due deliberatiou. fully con-
vinced that the society will be enabled TO |
accomplish the largest results by assuming |
the form Of joint stock company.
Respectfully submitted.
Il -
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5e-inch Ribbon Striped Gsuze in pink. light
blue. lilac. Nile gray and red. Coo yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

45-inch Black Net. embroidered IN Jewels,
$3.50 and 5l5 yard.
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Ladies' Wrappers and Childrens' Dresses.
To-day we shall receive another shipment
az the above garments, all new and nobby
designs. KAUFMAN & CO.
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somely. There were number of Msnch. 8

somely. There were number of usnch, 3
terlans in attendance.
1he board of supervisors OF Chesteriieit
met Monday at the courthouse. pa,sed upon
number of claims and gave out considerable
work IN the way Of repairing bridges roads
etc. The question Of salaries was discussed
at length, and resulted in tie vote. There
was no opposition to the pay of any oitcer ex-
cept the treasurer. In the latters case three
of the board wanted the treasurer's salary os
only the commissions of the office. whIe the
other three were willing that he should re-
ceve In the future what has been paid IN ths
past-the commissions and $50 per month
Judge Clopton. whose duty il is TO decide in
tie vote. wanted TO hear the argument. This
could not be done at the time. and the mat
ter was postponed until the third Monday
IN next month. The tie vote was recorded AS
follows For the resolution making the allow
ances Of all the ofncers as heretofore. Nessrs.
NunnaIly. Spears and Mimms voted in the
affirmative and Messrs. Taylor. Hewlett and
Bowen voted III the negative.
The Parsonage Society of the Central
Methodist church will hold a thanksgiving |
dinner tomorrow in Toneys new store.
The entertainment OF Nessor Gilbert
Walden at the Presbyterian church last night !
was well attended and very enjoyable. Mr.: |
MADDEN s. Watkins and others rendered /
some choice music.
In the Mayors Court yesterday John Ross. !
negro youth. was Oh ar cd Win petty Iut-
ceny, The case was continued until the 18th. |
Marshal Rock, another negro boy. was /
charged with having in his possession -, l
the pr perty OF another negro named Moon.
IT seems that Rock asked Moore 70 change
two-dollar bill for him In ma king the |
change Moon gave him &c. Mr. Attn isson re-
served his decision until this morning.
Ofhcer Moles went oyer TO Richmond yes
terday morning after Robert Howell. the
negro who got away from Bridge Watch man
Lowry last Saturday. He had been arres ted
ty the Richmond police and will have m
opportunity this morning to tell his Honor
what he was doing with tue Richmond anG!
Danville Railroad Companys brass
There was big negro baptizing at Coal
field last Sunday and the darkes from Man
chester and the surrounding country congre-
gated there in large numbers
A deed OF assignment was entere. TO record
Monday in the clerks Office of the hustngs
court from ID. Scheroye TO 5. Spigel. trustee.
The deed conveys all of the goods. &c. in
the grocery store on Hull street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. together with
open accounts, dc. The liabilities are put ut
$500. and the assets are not supposed to be
enough to cover the same.
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Tho Independent Social Club will have z
reunion and supper at New Odd-Fsllows Hall
tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Desperation
Fine Roses. Cut Flowers &c. always on hand
Palms. Rubber Trees. Drscenias aud other
Decorative Plants-largest stock in the State
ut ". A. HAMaoSD's, l07 east Broad street.
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45-inch Embroidered Chiffon Flouncing in
white and cream.
These deserve especial notice for they will
be found to be away under value" They
are in Al yard patterns with narrow to
match.
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.L.FELLHEIMER,
225 east Broad street. Corner Third.
no25-w.fr
MEETINGS..

1 NAt mEnfiSc o aFt TE sTockHo6
Frs OF THE SOUTHERN. LOAN AND ~.
yEsTMENT COMPANY Will DO held At the
citv 81 Richmond VS.. on TUESDAY, DgcLx-
nr9 /, 1901, at clock r. ST.. for the election OF
officers and general business. r. L. CHRIS
IIAN. Secretary. nolo-td
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Swiss Embroidered.
soc. 10 $3.50 each.
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PERSONALS.

Rev. William c. Jackson. Of Chesterfield.
who has been confined to his room by sick
ness. is improving.
Rev. }. Clopton and bride (nee Horsley).
are expected home today.
DR.. c. f. II. Tucker, of Matoaca. Chester
field county, died suddenly at his home Mon
day morning. He was crossing his yard when
he fell 70 the ground and died in a few min
utes after being taken into the house. Heart
failure was supposed 70 be the cause of his
death. lie was si1ty-fye years of age and
leaves family. He was widely and fayorably
known in the county, where he has practiced
his profession with much success for o num-
Der OF years lie married a sister OF Messrs.
Thomas +. and Frank A. Owen. of Peters
burg
Colonel Frank f. Green. who died in Din
widdie county last Sunday. was well and
fayoraby known IN this city. During
q vernon Cameron's regime he was -four
inspector Of Richmond and was on the
Governors stat. His funeral took place
from st. Paul's church in Petersburg Mon
day. Rev. DR.. Gibson officat
Ex-senator Peter G. Warwick. of Chester
field. who acted as secretary of the State Debt
Commission. says the plan agreed upon for
the settlement will save 10 the State several
million dollars that during the past ten years
little. If any. more than . per cent inter
est on the whole debt has been paid, and that
the saving IL interest will amount 10 the
above
Mrs Mary Chalkley. of Ashland. is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. K. $. Rives. of the Leader. is in Nor
folk. representing that bright little sheet in
tho Worlds Fair Committee meeting.
Rev. l. Il. Ihornhill returned yesterday
from Louisa county. where he has been assist
ing Rev +. II. James in very successful re-
viyal. There were "A number of additions to
the church and the meeting was notable in
that all denominations participated therein
Mr.. Thornhill reports tho storm Of Monday as
being very severe in the county. unroohng
houses, blowing down barns and stables and
the damage was very great. He will preach
at the usual Wednesday night yer-meeting
tonight.
Mrs. d. L. Pulliam continues in a critical
condition.
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e.... D. \. Calsch. the rabbi Of the syna
ss,,ss.s 9i Beth Ahaba. dwelt on tho history
me-. .7 Jews and pointed out their various OPP
cr.,i during the last 800 wears lie
H. any described the present condition of
fr,..iS ie"s under Russian misrule. and con
MI "ltl that picture the prospect OF those
.n u the Gar. ''-'
Cd, XIV ie" remarks by the Rev. DR. Evans
f.. Who expressed himself heartily in
t.tV lle movement. the Chair announced
D.. ~ "HA received letters Of regret from
Cai,, oiso Cooper, Mayor Ellyson and DIR
D,ey- o'uart. who had been prevented nv
H. - engagements from being present
rg NailscL thea presented the followino
me Gnu 10Y laws, which were adopted.
Of Us SSocitty shall he known by the noroa
i.an H. Edmond Society for the Aid Of Rus
m M Aeirgees. - - 10
enc object OF this society shall he T. SO.
tlse hs sympathy, cooperation and assist
Tie d al citzens. irrespective Of creed. for
,.ef securing Employment npd homes for
tlA 'e.~' 81, - Mes from Russia as shall
2 Secarjng proyheiIy, ~
= 4nyIlsb languo1 for their instruction
ID. cat ~ n mechanical and
'' sc To'oSs' r-,h 9th,
~ ,sietiss in car
organizs-
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Wytheville Despatch Miss Cece Wthers
has gone t. Richmond TO take the leading
part in the well-known opera "Pmafore."
which is 10 be given for the benefit Of the Pri-
vate Soldiers and Sailors monument fund,
of that city