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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
"THE PRIMA DONNA"



Presented bv Amateurs.
At Mozart Academy last evening "OCalla-
phan's Luck" Bernards: two-act comedy was
presented, followed by The Prma Donna, u
a comedy in two acts, by Captain Page
McCarty.
There WAS not an excellent attendance.
only about three hundred being present, but
the disorder created by applauding with
canes and heels WAS equal TO q crowded house.
The Prima Donna" demonstrated decided
talent as q playwright for Captain McCarty,
but the amateurs who presented the play
were not equal to the occasion. The lines are
replete with excellent sallies Of wit and anti
climaxes but the performers did not seem to
form correct conceptions and acted then
parts with but little gusto.
Mr.. D. A. Kenehck did excellent, and Mr..
J. NJ. Ryall also acted we'll his part but with
those two exceptions the comedies dragged
slowly along, and were interspersed by two
stage waits. caused bv the leading lady for
getting her lines
The company who presented the plays are
as follows Some of them appear on the pro-
Crane under assumed names Mrs. Agnes
Willard, Miss Elaine Harcourt, Miss Mamie
Leahy, Messrs George ". Schhef. j. NJ.
Ryall, William Allen, James n. Leonard, ID.
A. Kenefck, II. A. Clivers and Miss Annie Du
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

the Gallego exhibit contained the staff OF life
and the Cutter affair was life itself
h. F. Smith, the man that sells safes. has on
exhibition q safe which will be voted to the
most popular lady in the State OF Virginia.
Leo Camp has the matter in charge. for the
proceeds will 90 in with the Confederate
moment fund.
Mr. jackson Brandt has very original er-
hibit. 1t IL three-story cottage, tin roof.
with tile front work. and the yard about it 10
beautiful with grass and flowers. 1t is one. OF
the prettiest exhibits in the hail.
One Of the best acts the society could do
would be 20 water Broad street from the
Fredericksburg depot TO the Exposition
Grounds. Clouds Of dust arise constantly
and are extremely dsagreeable. and some
ono should certainly attend 10 the matter. a
rain-producing company would have an excel
lent chance for good work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Banquet by the Knights OF Pythins at
Zimmermann's Last Evening.

Zimmermann's Last Evening.
Ivanhoe Lodge No. "a. Knights Of Pythias.
attended an enjoyable banquet at thinner
manns establishment last evening, and the
occasion will be long remembered by those
present The menu was an extensive affair,
and showed that excellent discrimination had
been used by Chief zimmerman. There were
oysters. birds, salads and other delicaces. and
the 1875 men present did full justice to the ad-
mrable repast
After the battle of knives and forks had
ceased Toast Master X. NJ Smith announced
the following toasts. which were creditably
and happily responded to- Virginia" q. Il.
Tabb The Order Universal" Beverly r.
Crump. Grand Lodge Of Virginia" Charles
II. I.oehr: Our Guests" 5. L. Beach Our
Own Lodge. IvaDhoe.' j. A. Arthur Nc
Carthy's Mare" H. T. McCabe; Damon and
Pythias." Louis Rich; The Ideal Knight"
c. s. Powell; Woman Herndon Courtney;
"Oficers." r. w. Jones "Our Motto. +. G..
and b. - w. e. Moncure.
II was in the small hours when the guests
took their departure. but all were unanimous
In voting the affair d complete success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Want to Come to Virginia.

The Commissioner of Agriculture has re-
Gently received number OF letters from
England Ireland and Scotland, and also
from Northern States from parties who re-
port themselves rs skilled in various agreui-
tural pursuits and manufacturing branches
and some send recommendations for compe-
tency in their several lines. As a rule
they have working families and enough
capital to get here, but no more. The depart
ment has been instrumental in securing
places for such parties in few cases. This
class the commissioner thinks desirable and
much needed in our State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
FOOT-B4LL.
The Richmond Teams Have Begun Their
Practice at Island Park.

The two football teams Of the Young Mems
Christian Association had their first practice
at Island Park on Saturday afternoon and
again met on the field yesterday afternoon.
Professor n. +. Smith. the physical director
of the Association. acted as manager. while
Mr.. George Ainslie, IN the absence OF MI
Allen Potts, acted as captain for both teams.
Although the men have not yet had much
practice ,some Of the playing was very good.
On account of the state Fair the next prac-
tice will be held on next Saturday afternoon
Mt 5 o'clock. but 1t in expected that next week
the two ee, ems will play every afternoon.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which the
players Will start from the Association build
ing. beginning next Saturday, promptly at 8
o'clock. They are expected to dress in their
suits in the gymnasium and will from there
60 in a bus to the grounds, from where they
will return IN the same manner immediately
after the game, 10 take their baths In the gym
nasium. The expenses OF the transportation
Will be borne by the teams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Good Cows.

The finest exhibit o. Jersey. ca tile ever
brought to Richmond is entered at the pres
ent Fair. Commencing at 10 o'clock Thurs
day about fifty head Of fire registered cattle
viii be sold at auction by tho ii-known
cattle raisers. NJ. b. Rowe x Co. These are
selected animals, comprising fresh cows
heiters. calves and bulls. This is rare
chance to procure first class stock. The
animals ara now on exhibition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Died In Huntsville.

News was received here Saturday night Of
the sad death of Mrs. Lizzie Richardson. the
wife of Judge William c. Richardson, Of
Huntsville. Ala. at her home in that city.
Mrs. Richardson was the sister of Mr.. Barnes
NJ. Rucker. of this city, who Immediately lett
Rucker had Just returned from a visit 10 his
sister. whom he lett in an improved condi-
ton. and her death was great shock to him
and her friends in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

LEVY & DAVIS.
ARE YOU IN QUEST OF A CLOAK-STYLISH.
WELL-MADE AND CHEAP.
REALLY CHEAP?

Are you aware OF our supremacy in this par
ticular line? That our stock is equal TO tho bess
in the land. comprising an abundance OF any
thing and everything you may desire1 Always
in strict accord with tho latest mandates Of
fashion?
That the location OF our CLOAK DEPART
MENT IS unsurpassed Light. airy, roomy. con-
veniently appointed?
Tha. our saIespeople are. without exception.
experienced and competent
To see our assortment is moro satisfactory.
more convincing than arguments in cold type.
Picture in dreams what you want in CLOAkS.
then come and find II here.
For Fair week We quote few medium priced
JACKETS, which are particularly stylish and
popular for immediate or future wear, and quite
as handsome a. goods double their prices.
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The Policemen's overcoats.

The Committee on Police and the board OF
police commissioners were TO have met at l
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in the ONCE OF
the Chief-of-Police 10 award the contract for
the furnishing Of oyercoats 20 the members OF
the police force. Ii was the intention 70
give the contract to the party who would
furnish the best cloth and finish the coat IN
the most durable manner
quorum not being present it WAS decided
to postpone definite action until this alter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Mrs. W. Y. Tudor wife Of the popular
pastor Of Broad street Nj +. church, has re-
turned to the city. after visit of several
weeks 10 her former home in Washington
city. Mrs Tudor's beautiful face and win
ming manner, coupled with an earnest Chris
tian spirit, makes her a.factor in church work
only second to the preacher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
The Wedding.

At An-Saints church tomorrow evening
Miss Sallie Mayo daughter OF Mr.. p. H..
Mayo, will be welded TO Mr. Bennehan Cam
eron. of North Carolina. Admittance TO the
event owing to the smallness of the ed fee.
can only be gained upon the presentation Of
the card which accompanies the invitation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Il FAIK SU0GESILOH.
stores Requested TO Give Their Employees n
Chance to Visit 1t.

EXPOSITION BUILDINGS, Oct 26.-As an ex-
hibitor at the Fair, and sincerely wishing It
success. desire TO call attention TO matter
which seems 10 be entirely overlooked, and
alter talking with al wholesale and retail
merchants. / suggest that all the wholesale
merchants close their stores one day dunng
the Fair. and the retail merchants half a
day. so rs 70 enable principals and employees
an opportunity TO visit the Fair. Concert Of
action is very desirable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
A Centennial Calculation.

Bishop Van de Vyver. icar-General Father
Frioi and Rev. Father Charles Donahue will
leave this morning for Baltimore 10 attend
and take part in the Centennial celebration Of
81. Mary's Seminary in that city. This is
one of the Oldest institutions of learning in
the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
A Fiye-DolIar Fire.

The alarm Of fire Sunday morning at 6:25
O'Clock was from box u. Fire was discovered
In No. 1923 Q street. a house owned by Mr..
Tllman and occupied by Albert Smith (col-
ored). Spontaneous combustion was the
cause. Damage %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
.icrHnQ CattiA-

A number of registered Jersey cattle will
be sold at public auction tomorrow, begin
ming at IL A. NJ. at the Fair grounds, in the
Kennel building. The cattle comprises a
number of JERSEYS from the Thornclia stock
farm. in Lee Goochland county, which will
be sold by Dir. Joseph II Anderson, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
AT $5. 3d.

Ladies' Black Cheviot Refers. with full storm
collar of Black Coney Fur and four handsome
loops. perfect-fitting and very stylish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
During The state Fair The TINES ,0ia, BEGIN

U"fHy VIC DVI'e Tu" TIE wv 0'F'''
ming Taesdov nezt publish daily special issue
Of not less than 20, 900 copies. AdoeriiserS 1M
please make note of this aud gorern Themselves
accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
AT ST.

Ladies' Diagonal Cheyiot Refers in black and
One OF the most stylish garments OF the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

In the finer garments we are showing an inn
menso assortment. consisting Of Plush Jackets,
Jackets and Box Goats both plain and fur
trimmed, Paletot Goats in a beautiful variety;
Military Capos in black and tans, both plain and
iet-trimmed; also magnificent line OF Ladies'.
Misses and Cbldrens Military Newmarkets
and Chdrens Gretchens from the low priced
TO the finest goods made
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AT BIO.

collar and four-inch facing down front Of
black Astrachan / ur actually worth els each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Woodward & LOtfnop,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD hND ADAMS STREETS.
STORE OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO P. III

A visit 10 this new Dry Goods and Notion
Store Will be of interest to visitors to the Fair
this week.
We shall be pleased to show you our line OF
goods in oil our various departments whether
you come TO buy or to look
Our line of NOVELTIES IN DRESS
GOODS. Innings. TRIMMINGS. &c, will
be of interest to all the ladies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
WOODWARD & LOHHROE

DICHMOND, FREDERIo KsBURG, AND PO-
KTOMAC RAILROAD.-Ihe freight de
n.rtment OF this company viii be closed on
TUlTRSDAl, OerOBRK 2srn. Perishable freight
will be delivered until Q clock NJ
Voc oc17est J.. II. STERN Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Our HANDKERCHIEF stock is we'll worth
q visit. and will form an attractive souvenir 70
take home as present to those of your friends
who wore not fortunate enough to visit hlch-
mond in person this week
Our goods are warranted all linen.
NECKWEAR for Ladies, Misses and Gen.
tlemen are displayed in great protusion, and
the choicest and rarest of new designs can be
seen on our counters.
Our CLOAK display is very complete and
will repay a visit. You will find our salesladies
ready to show you these goods, and we are
certain you will find something to your taste.
Our LINEN assortment is dainty and snowy.
From the articles of ordinary every day
table and bed wear to the most expensive
articles Of luxury. you will find something to
please and delight the housekeeper.
Have you seen our window display OF
LINENS? Do not fail to look at it while in
Richmond
Do you want to take something home to the
baby-the pet and tho tyrant of home? You
will find il here.
HATS. CAPS. SHOES.
CLOAKS. DRESSES. otc., etc.
Take look for yourself.
Every one who has visited our store hos
been attracted by the beautiful display made
by our DRUGGIST SUNDRlES at the rear
end OF the aoor. right under the ladies' recep-
tion-room. Not only the display but the rare
and exquisite odors and perfumes have been
the cause Of constant delight TO those who
stop and examine choice articles OF the toilet.
Here we make specially of the WOOD
WARD a LOTHROP BEST TRIPLE EX-
TRACTS
JOCKEY CLUE, WOOD VIOLET
YLANG YLANG, CAPITOL BOUQUET.
WHITE HELIOIROPE, VIOLET.
STEPHANOTIS WHITE ROSE,
LILY OF THE VALLEY.
s4-ounce, CSC;
14-ounce 4Sc.;
2-ounce, 6sc.;
4-ounce 81;
s~ounce Sl.68
JUNDBORG'S EXTRACTS.
ALPINE VIOLET.
MARECHAL NEIL ROSE,
SWISS LILAC,
GOYA LILY
LOUNGE bottle. 5Oc. and Bounce bottle Sc,
TOILET POWDERS in great profusion.
Java Rice, 50c.;
Pazzonis s, &c;
Levys Labaohe, 29c;
Madame Lewenborgs Pastilles 26c.:
Saunders, &c;
fellows GOssamor, lSc.;
fellows Swansdown, iJc.;
Blanc dc Perle, l5c.;
Theatre de Rouge l5c.
TALCUM BABY POWDER
Perfumed, 35c.: Plain, l5c.
LUBINS BABY POWDER, l5c.;
RECAMIEB POWDERS, &c.
DR.. PARKER PRAY S MANICURE GOODS,
the best in the market.
Ongoliine, lOc.;
Hosaline lsc;
Diamond Nail Enamel, lsc.;
Emory Boards. l5c.
See our list of DENIRlFICE
DR.. jennings Mouth Wash, 46c.;
Jewsbury & Brown Tooth Paste, $50:
shefields. l9c.;
Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder, $50.
Thurston Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder, ice.
Calder r. ljc.:
WOODWARD h LOTHROPS SAPONACEOUS
DENTONAX, &c.
Finest WEST INDIA BAY RUM.
6-ounce bottle, 3ic.;
l9-ounce bottle &c.;
i-quart bottle, soc.
We are ready at all times to I'll orders by
MAIL.
The day your order is received the goods will
be promptly forwarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Our HANDKERCHIEF stock is we'll worth
a visit and will form an attractive souvenir TO
take home as O present to those of your friends
who wore not fortunate enough to visit Rich
mond in person this week.
Our goods are warranted all linen.
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AT $lO-75-

Ladies' Diagonal Cheyiot Refers in black
and IAN. with storm collar and facing OF kac-
coon tur-a very handsome garment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

NECKWEAR for ladies' Misses and Gen.
tlemen are displayed in great prosusion, and
the choicest and rarest of new designs can be
seen on our counters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

>, esssiterday, while moving a grand piano of
ue IHchmond Music Company. the negroes
Instrument. ''''
~. 'maii ooy was run over by buggy in
itont Of tho grounds vesterday efternoon
Ihe little fellow had a good crv over tbe
elair, but was otherwise uniniured
yallego Mills exhibit is next 10 that Of
Suttef whisky. spectator passing the two
DO0shs yesterday laconically remarked that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Do you want TO take something home to the
baby-the pet and tho tyrant of home? You
will find il here.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26
sRaiasMsNSSesSssss gzssgsss;7ss
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Ssh!s. SSs> J"SSNSENS hfE.SS.
General Joseph j.. Johnston died
at his home in Washington last Sat
urday, the 21st inst, Mt II o'clock
lie had been suffering for the past
three weeks from cold contracted
shortly after the Sherman funeral, on
which occasion hc WAS one of the
pail bearers. His cxtrmc old age i'll
cUrUcitotcd him fer Mithstnnding the
effects Of the dtHcNsc. lie WAS IS
years old. Gen. Johnston was unn
Of the foremost CcncrnlS Of The late
war, being stubborn fighter and Il
shrcwd stratcGiSt. 1t w0E ,'nhnato,,
that confronted Sherman on his mar.
ch through the South md it was ;
strange coincidence thnt nt Sherman,
funeral Johnston contracted tic col,
that caused his death. "Old joe s
con races in arms will hear Of hi
Gc;uh with *Url ow and arc furcillv II
mind cd father time il fast mnirhin,
the "hoyS WHO wore the gray" owe
the silent river. The death of Gc,
Johnston leaves Con. &. r.. B,aur,
guard, "f New Orleans, the u,ly SUI
viving full General Of the C,nf<d, !
ate army.
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l-u;!,l S,oioc ,,,l ,h;., rr;.t; :.
makes fire. when if hrcoks forth
somebody must be consumed Tlr
Malta is contrary to American civil,
zation. It met the administrator Of
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creator Of that lnw- thc power lc
hind the thr"nc~thc people struck
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ES HERE.
Gs.E:T,N G. BIZ. WIN!

Have a full stock Of general
merchandise that they are anx-
ious to get rid Of before get
ting in spring goods. While
we have had our share of trade
this season, we find we have
bought TOO heavily in Shoes,
leans, Clothing, etc. To salts
ty yourself on our prices, call
carly and we will convince YOU
we are selling lots Of goods at
small profits.
Our collector will Start again
on the lst Of February, and if
you owe us anything and don't
want him to come and see you,
you can avoid the annoyance
by coming to see us at once.
II old notes and accounts are
not settled or satisfactorily ar
ranged by the 18th Of this
month, they will be placed for
collection.
Remember the date and
save cost.
We thank our friends and
customers for past patronage,
and will try in the future to
sell you goods at the lowest
prices.
"A supply of standard guanos|
and acids always on hand.
Cooking stoves from SIo.oo|
up. GLENN & BROWN.
Jan3m LIBERTY, s.. G.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

The county arches ut The Columbia
Ccntcninl vii cost from 500 to $3.50.
Most T the counties have already
taken steps to secure one for That oc
casion. Pickens county should not
be left out of the parade.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

The State Board Of Examiners will
meet in Columbia on the 4th of April
to examine applicants who desire to
teach.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

If bankers and money lenders are
such a great evil i'll the land why
don't those who condcm them |soycott
those institutions?
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

In the Easter number Of tho New
York l'cd1er, issued March al. Mrs
Amelia Rarr starts "a Sister to Esau,"
Il scotch scritl. Mrs. Frances Hodgnon
Burnett contributes 'Einht Little
Princes" George Bancroft; DIR Felix
Oswald, Wilson de Mcza, Amy Ran.
dolfh, Jean Knte Ludlum, Anna
Shields and Helen NJ. North also
contribute.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-26

An English wan ship collilca with
n cmmiSrant vessel i'll the arEor OF
Gihraltcr, on the 18th INST, and over
500 Italians were drowned
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4 most dangerous thing is to allow
cataTrh to run on. Use at once O!G
Sanl'S Cntarrh Cure and get well. Price
only - cents
The ''hahys best friend" is DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup, SInce 1t tmaintainsthcbnby'
health by keeping it free from colo, di
arnna, etc.
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Oar oNVH hsonby--So,nn Of the Notable
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Monco Jolly, Of Anderson, was one
of the most noted Confederate guer-
rillas III tho South just after the war
Hc was fearless Of I'LL danger, as cour
0G&0uS rs lion, and at the samc
time as kind hearted as Il woman.
lie wus drowned IN The BraZos river,
/ nTcXas, several years ago, anu Il
gentleman who lives in Texas and is
III the city, yesterday told reporter
some OF J"lly's daring deeds. Jolly
and five of his brothers " ere Confcd>
crate soldiers, the guerrilla being a
mcmhcr Of Orr's regiment Of South
Carolina voluntcc:a He WAS az dar-
ing soldier rs guerrilla, aud went
through the WAY with his companv.
Fate Was cruel 20 his bro,hcrs, and
all OF them We're shot dead in differ
rnt i.%tlcs. Jolly determined upon
revenge AID sw"re that for every
brother who had been killed he would
Kill one Federal. He returned to
ANdeiSUn and began to tc,ruriHn the
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