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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items From the city on the Other Sid,
of the River.

Ol the
The January term of the Chesterfield
County Court begins tomorrow.
In the Hastings Court Anna a. Cooke is
suing Octavius A. Cooke for divorce. The
latter is now a nonresident.
Ralph Bingham, the "bOy orator." was in
Manchester yesterday making arrange
ments for an entertainment 10 be given
Monday night.
The Manchester Confederate veterans will
be represented on the great parade ON Gen
eral Lees birthday. They Will march In the
line with II. l.. Lee Camp.
Rev. j. j. ClOptOn, rector Of Meade-Memo-
rial church. has so far recovered that be
has resumed pastoral work and will preach
to-day.
Rev. Jabez Hall will preach at the Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. J. W. Parker and Mrs. Sinton have
returned from a pleasant trip 10 Baltimore,
Frederick. and Washington.
MIR. Carroll Clarke, who has been detained
al home for several months by sickness, Is
able TO be out again.
Mr.. Melvin 4. Martin, ST., died Friday
night about II o'clock, at his residence in
Chesterfield county. lie formerly lived IN
Petersburg, where he was engaged in the
tobacco business, and moved 10 Chesterfield
ABOUT eight years ago. He lived on the
Midlothian turnpike a few miles from Man
chester, and at the time OF bis death was in
bis ffty-seyenth year. The funeral VIII
take place this afternoon at O'clock from
Providence church, in Chesterfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
HALLS OF JUSTICE.
Case About Marriage Before the Police
Coprt-Othsr cOUxts.

Police Court-Mike Fitzpatrick was sent
10 jail for six months for breaking into the
trunk of Mr.. stanks and stealing one lot OF
underwear.
Wilson Thomas (colored) was fined $3.50
and costs for assaulting and striking H.
Hirshberg.
James Gibbs, suspicious character, wa.
Committed for thirty DAYS IN default Of
security.
and costs for creating disturbance a.
prayermeeting IN ECy. John jasper
church.
some months ago Miss Dora Claw, Of
PHILADELPHIA. came % this city to visit her
sister. While here she formed the ac-
quaintauce Of young man named Robert
jenkins. II was "a case Of love az nrst
sight. Jenkins did not believe in long en-
gagcments. and be succeeded in getting the
consent OF Miss Claw 10 tx the time Of
marriage 40 an early date. When the day
arrived be, in company with his friend
John &. Aud, applied to the clerk Of the
| Hastings Court tor marriage license.
Aud sw0r, that The girl was twsnty-one
[ years Of age. The license was issued ~
Mr.. Walter Christian. tie deputy clerk,
and Mr.. jenkins and Miss Claw, without
| consulting the old folks IN Philadelphia
were married When the pa enis Of Miss
| Claw heard Of their marriage they were
/ greatly ncensnd. Tne mother fastened 70
| Richmond. and upon investigation. learned
| that John G. Aid had made oath before the
deputy clerk that Miss Claw was twenty
one years Of age, when in fact Sue was ih
/ her teens. She also learned that jenkins
bad induced Aud - commit PERJURY ana
she bad him arrested. The ease vas carried
before the Police Court aud continued unti
Yesterday. when it WAS again called ano
continued until the 1911 &C this MONTH
CffV CifcVr r0Vf.-Judgmcni was en-
tered Yesterday for sos DID be sun 81
! Thomas Anderson against the city Oh hlch'
mond. This was AN action of irespass on
the case. Damage claimed in the sum OF
$1,000.
Ch0accrv Cop5f-Maud vi 'torla Turpin
(colored) qualified Yesterday a. eXecutriS
OF the viii Of Augustus 4. Iurpih. Inc es-
tate is worth Sl,40n.
HuSfiH0s COUrf.-Ihis court was Gu
gagged in The trial OF civil cases Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

The 1890 crop II tobacco does not SHOW w
to be ~ goOf quality "a at flrst supposed. IL
ighs heavier, however, man usual
There a,o only Ave prisoners IN Robesou
iau awaiting trial. and these Tor petly OF
fences One year ago there were fifteen OF
more.
Hon.JF J.. Payne. of Marion, has received
au aupOnfmenf as Indian Commissioners ON
she fioutier M $40 per day and expenses. Mr
Pave len for Washington city yesterday
Grand Master Of Nasons samuel II: smith
~ So Inst0n. has appointed MT Is. W. Hatcher
grand ItctufcrI 0f the state at large iu lIuce
of DR. Eugene Grssom, who has Tel lhe
.urisd elton.
Thrse-fourthS of the people rho died 300
oxford during inc yesr 1880 were negroes
The races fn Tic cay are nearly equally Cd i-
vded BOO numbers. the whites having si!1li
majority.
lor several yeais the Waterman at me
railroad bridge ol er Haw river, 40 HaNWo' .,
bls been q woman. Miss iCthA lines ey. q q
She rs one Of the best pa the employ OF The Is
sal 4. Al. Il. h Go.
SIR. -. wynn Robson, one Of Charlotte
well known reeid-nts. dropped dead few
days ago ia the store Of Mr.. q. = holooaugh
corner II 1ryol and Firth streets. ttfrl
disease was the cause u bis death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Alta meeting OF Richmond Castle, No. 4.
held FRIDAY night the following officers
were insialled:'
Past Chief l. NJ Prince; Noble Chief,
W. G.. Duke: Vice Chief, Chas. Haskell;
High Priest. Edward Hatton; Venerable
Hermit. L. y. still: sir Herald, W. W.
Vaughan: Ensign. j. Clint Roberts; Is.
quire. ". ". JOINER: Worthy Chamber
lain. j. 4. Bobei; Worthy Bard, l.. II.
smith; First Guardsman, j. j. Graves;
second GuiTdsman. --; Master Of Rec
ords. %. %. Nottingham; Keeper of Tx
chequer. Robert s. ~ch0ck; Clerk Of Tx
chcquer. e.. X Powell, Past supreme Chief
Il. Emory Ennis of Baltimore: Past Chief
Col. ). &. Gooding. Of Washington. aud
Deputy supreme Chef Cabell DAVIS. of
Richmond. were the installing officers.
There D, "boom" In applications f1r
membership in this Castle, and 10 is in q
n0uri Iiug condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
nAsOUERAOE RALL.
Tho Carnival Made Up OF Many Funny
Characters.


Tho Carnival Made Up OF Many Funny
Characters.
At sanger Hall last Tuesday night "Ihe
Alerts." who number about forty members,
gate "a very pretty masquerade ball. 1t was
the third one given since the organization
and the committee Of arrangements were
Mcssrs. +. VIII. Fred. Beck, and Charles
ralman
Atintervals during dancing comic negro
songs were sing hy Mr.. u. Phipps, ana
tableauX. arranged from the masks by ff1l.
Minor. added 90 the entertainment ana
amusement OF the participants and visitors.
some of the principal characters Meft 3
Miss Lille Meisel Germania; Miss Rosie
~chumaun. COlumDiai Miss Maggie hannl
ean. milk maid, Miss ANNE hcC0Ferh'
Itnlianiniit eifl: Miss Lizzie schumacher,
riding habit: Miss Lizzie sauer. starlight;
Miss Annie Elicit. winter; Miss Annie
Brill. navy; Miss Ida Brill, peasant giri;
Miss Louisa Won. fhurringian glrli Miss
Minnie senf Martha Washington; Miss
Katie Senf. Colonial cOstumei Miss Irene
Burcloit. tamhOurinc girl; Miss ANNE
FAUX. sailor: Miss lizzie /auk, Red Biding
Hood. Miss Lena Duckhardt, Xmas tree;
Miss Katie Ebcl and Miss Louise Ebei.
dominOcs: Miss Annie Meyer, riding
habit: Miss Mary Grecner, peasant
girl: Miss Nome Hoizhauer peasant girl;
Mr.. Emil spot, huntsman; Mr. Arthur
Via. Uncle >am NJ. Tom King clown; At.
j. f. Anderson, Jr Turk; Mr. Fritz Mill.
Mexican yaqueiro; M William WON
G. rmVn infantry: Mr.. Theodore Keen,
lackev: MIR. Felix Bashon, lew drummer;
Mr.. spllng, VIM. Mephist0; MI August
Diotz. Heidelberg student; Mr.. John
NcGoyern. negro rag mans Mr Ed. Hnlz-
haupr. Just from Nater.anli Mr g.. spill
ing. Negro woman: Nh. II. Boschen. Mr.
II. Haasc. Mr. u. Bender, y .-ro dad IS; Mr.
Herbert Waldrop. George W a>hln-ton; Mr.
-C. lalman. sailor; Mr. l.. MAYS, C..'ni'l
cent; Louis Blcnucr huntsman: W alter
SchaaL Colonial; Mir. Aug. Duckhardi,
Nero woman: Mr. Richard Ducknar f.
Negro dude; Mr.Justus LEM. Negro dude;
Charles keeb, aud William Bril-. jew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
GOOD TEMPLAR MEETING
Open Session Of sidney lodge at Belvi-
dere Hail

dere Han
There was an open session Of Sidney Lodge
Of Good Templars Friday night at Belyidere
Hall, which was hllod to its utmost seating
capacity. After the routine Of business The
programme arranged by committee was
i.ken up. The address of welcome was de-
iNered by Mr. Joseph H. shepherd. In The
name of faith. hope, and charity, and
in behalf Of sidney Lodge, he eX-
tended welcome TO the visitors.
lie portrayed the curse of alcohol, warn
ing his hearers that if they wanted TO 60 Ia
their graves unbOnOred 10 drink liquor lie
then urged upon all the Importance Of sign
ing the pledge, assuring Them that Their
duty was not performed until they had
done SO.
A solo was sung by little Jessie Farmer,
and an able and admirable essay by Mr. Hall
Crew was read. setting forth the nature 4
the order and its right to expect the ald II
Christians. A solo, swinging IN the
Grapevine" was sung by Miss Minnie Reu-
ter. Miss Belle Doramus recited. \ solo,
''Behnd the PariOr Door, was sung D.!
Esau Cocker. Recitation by Miss Ellen
Johnson and the chorus, "Stand Up Tor the
Right concluded the exercises.
Great interest was manifested. and a
large number gave in their names FOR
membership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

The funeral Of the late Mrs. William d
Gibson took place from Grace church al
halfpast o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
the well-flled edifice testified in what higl
esteem and appreciation the deceased was
held. Rev. DR.. II. Melville Jackson con.
Quoted the impressive services, assisted by
Rev. Pike Powers. ~ 81. Andrews Episc0
pal church Captain Frank Cunningham
sang a touching solo. Il Would Not Live
Away" 90 the music Of "Home, Sweet
Home" The inierment was al Hollywood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

The following letter, dated January 9Th.
has been received by the secretary of th'
Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Association ::
have the honor 10 convey 10 YOU the re-
quest of the Central Committee. \. T. y.
4, that YOU will be present al the Young
Mems hristan Association on January ~,
1891, al $ =. NJ. upon which occasion Hon.
James Lindsay Gordon Will deliver an ora
ton upon the Colonial History Of Virginia
before the Association for Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities. Respectfully, Parker
e.. Bagby, Corresponding Secretary \. j..
VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
MIR. sINroN.

Mr.. W. Sinton, cashier City Bank The
prevailing opinion seems to be that money
will be much easier II little later than it ls
AT present. Taking the past year as guide
90 build my calculations ON Che next year
ought 10 be still better), | would say that
the coming year would be one Of increased
prosperity. 1 don't think, however, that
there is going to be the great abundance OF
money that some people seem TO anticipate;
nor do think that the Silver bill. or other
legislation. will affect the money market O.
any great extent.
The president Of the State Bank was out
OF the city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
Band of Hope

A meeting OF the Hest End Band OF
Hope" was held FRIDAY evening al O'Clock
10 The lecture-room Of WashingSon-street
church. The exercises were varied with
singing, music. readgig etc, and we're very
interesting. 4 solo was sung 10y Miss Mel
lie Lambeth. The following were present:
Mrs. Rogers. Gin, Spencer. and Lambet Oh.
Matte Pegram has been elected secretary
in place of james Morton. resigned. The
next meeting will be held Friday, January
10Th. An are invited b. come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
pigeon and Poultry show Closed.

The annual exhibition Of the Riohmon,
Poultry and Pigeon Association closed las
night. The show was visited yesterday By
4 large number OF people. and the bird
were greatly admired. This ha'
been decidedly the most successful
exhibition In every respect that "a,
Association has ever held. and II la,
created much interest in the subject o.
poultry raising, The members OF the Asso.
citation look forward 10 bright future.
The Executive Committee will meet dur
ing the nrst OF this week, at which time the
nrises will be awarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
rr ,gressise Endowmen, League.

AT meeting Of Richmond Lodge, No. :
Progressive Endowment League, held az
Central Han. 3ll north Fifth street, the
following officers were installed: Past
President, David Edwards; President,
Chapman A. Morris; Vice President, VIII
liam h. Clary; Secretary, Henry Spear;
Treasurer, William +. Fitzgerald; Mar
shat, Charles w. Arnall; Guard. Adam
schraudt; Sentry. Ernest r. Walther;
Trustees, Daniel ;. HarwOod, William {,
Wilson. and +. +. Walther.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

The Board OF Supervisors Of Henric'
county met In regular session yesterday y
shs court-h house. Besides che routine wOri
The matter In regard 20 the Hermitage roa1
crossing was considered.
Mr.. v. T. ID. Myers appeared before tn'
Honrd and suggested that the crossin
could be made safe 10y sinking the grade o.
the Hermitage road and bridging The rail-
road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
Property Transfrrs.

Richmoud Cinj-James II. Holmes o.
Maria Holmes trustee I'D feet on Preston
street. near Fourth, s..
Merwether Jones 10 Isabella Jones. "a
feet on west side Fourth street, between
Main and Cary. $1,000.
4. Vincent Clash 10 j. b. Lambert, - feet
ON north side Clay street. between Adams
and Brook avenue, Sl.6OO.
Henry G.. Powers 90 Mary B., wife Of !
+. IlOuseman. ID l-3 feet on east side Morris
street, between Main and Cary, $500.
Hcnrico Counfv-Nerthside Land COM
pany 10 samuel z. ROYAL, lot ~, square -,
Cbestnat Hill S2O0,OOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
2CAsEs BLEACHED FAMILY COTTON,
SIC.
ue.ter than AudrOscOgg
SEVERAL CASES FINE BLEACHED
COTTON, 9c.
DIETER than Fruit " the Loom.

No "fxin'sn nor trimmings with the
above. Naked facts invariably attract
more attention by being unclothed.
What we offer this week does not come
into competition with any ones prices.
We're only competing with ourselves
now. This Is an after-seasOn clap
where selling becomes imperative az
any price. Store prices hold good %
out of-towners. All orders by mail will
receive that careful attention which has
built up our mail order trade. Trans
fer cards will facilitate shopping. Ask
our floor.walkers for them. BE with us
early tomorrow every day while
this Climax Clearance holds the boards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
MIR. PRICE.
TWO WILLS FOUND.
There ~. However, 40 Material Differ
ence in Them.


In the Chancery Court on December y
a paper, which at the time was supposed tC
be the last will and testament Of the late
Truman A. Parker, was admitted To pro
bate. A short time after another Will OF
later date was found. and on January The
two papers were referred to a jury TO decide
which OF them was the last will and tesla
ment Of the deceased.
The Jury decided in favor OF the latter
viii, and the wishes OF the deceased will b,
executed according to IL. There is no ma
terial difference between the two. The ons
Of later date is much simpler than the ont
first probated. All Of the estate, valued al
$100. 900. 10 left TO the widow during hel
lifetime, aud at her death is 10 be equally
divided between the two children. An an
puity Of $500 Is 10 be paid 10 Levi q. Parker
aud the same amount 10 George A. Parker
brothers OF deceased. The widow is made
exccutrix. Both wills are in~the hand
writing of Mr.. Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
REvlvAL SERVICES.
Wonderful Success of Rev MIR. Harrison
the Lvangellst.

The revival services at Pine street Dap
list church which are conducted by Toe
wonderfully successful revivalist' Rev. D.
r. Harrison. continue with great interest,
Micro was a large congregation present al
the church last night. and Mr.. Harrison
uroocbod an excellent sermon rom inc
ir-t chapter Of 81. John, and 43d Verst
Tine dav following Jesus would 90 iorti
into Gallilee. and fndeth Philip, and saltl
unto him, Follow me- ,,..
After the sermon twenty-five or thirts
persons stood up for prayer, and there were
40 converts.
MIR. Harrison will preach to-day at II \
M3p. NJ. and 1870 T.. NJ, and eacn dal
during the week 1t 2 J.. NJ, and go j. VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
The ,lc-t Effective Road.

Engineer 4. Paul Dubois, OF the French
Government, who has been sent 10 this
country TO inspect the electric railways, and
VINO wa in Richmond some time since, will
return mere on the 2Oth from the South. lie
writes o. the French Consul in Richmond
hal. considering the disadvantages of
grades, the Richmond system OF electric
roads is the most effective he has yet seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

A meeting was called yesterday afternoon
in the Council Chamber Of the Committees
on Ordinance, Light. and Electric Light,
but no meeting was held. quorum not at
tending. The object Of the session was the
,.onsiderstion Of the resolution allowing the
rraylor Electric Company % erect poles
and wires in the city and carry on the
electric lighting business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
s,r,ou. stree. Railway Accident.

PrrsBURG,PA. Jan. l0.-An electric car
crowded with passengers, on the oecon,
Avenue street railroad, jumped the trace
Al The corner Of Tenth street aud Sec
ond avenue, at 1880 tonight, and iell Owe
A tre.tle about fifteen feet high. Maggie
Delohantv was badly bruised and receiNe'
internal injuries. Thomas hcClelland b"
his leg broken and nearly all the other pas
,cngers were pretty badly bruised or cut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
Hlt ON the Head.

Robert Cox and Willis Datney (both coll
oredl engaged in fight last night near the
Third Police station. Cox hit Dabney on
the head with some blunt instrument and
inflicted quite a severe wound. The ambu-
lance was called, and the doctor IN charge
rendered the necessary attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Few persons are aware of the extent tC
which the art of decorating Is carried DO
pianos. All admirers Of the beautiful ana
artistic i'm pianos and music should call al
tho popular piano-h0u-e OF Manly Is. ka'
mo. a. Co.. Main street. next 10 the corner o
Ninth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

JACKSON, Mss. Jan. lo.-ihe Goyerno e
acting under section VI the new Con-titu-
ton. has counted the each i'm the state
Treasury and verified the same with tbe
hooks. He foun that the cash on hand.
Janug-r lot. amounted 10 1923, -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Mr.. N. 7. smith, No. 40 west orac
street. received telegram last night from
Mr.. Milton Cayce, WHO'S now IN New YORK
~ follows "Rev. DIR. Kerr, wife and MISS
Cayce have arrived op the Eu'uria' All
WE'LL"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
Easy Prices.
FAsTBLACK CoRsEfs, 'oc'
,..,,, ioans. double clasps. heavy side stools

FAST-BLAIh ''h'H'''
satin Jeans. double clasps heavy side S'''''''
FRENCH-wovEN CORsErS, soc.
,.tstavs-made Of very heavy material lu'-
'nrovei shape. embroidered scallopen''s'
sizes Is 10 30
ZINE FRENCH.wOyEN CORSET Zoe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cores, sculloped edgiinieg'
'extra-fne weave 46 stays. ana extra s'''
stays-sizes u 20 30
FINEST FRENCH-wONtN CORSET D.
l,,,is oorset has 500 STAYS. with band ombro.d-
cred cores and SILK stitcnlng-it is I'D" most
comfortable corset made
FAST-BLACk CoRsEfs' Sl-'.
,oode of finest black sateen-ecnume bone,
firm side STEEL
LADIES' HEAVY FLEECED GLOVES
l2Ac.
TOO many gloves caused this cut from 2oc]
37i1c. CASHMERE JERSEY GLOVES
Doe.
uhis isftrictly an unloading price 's 'h's
were very cheap at 81 -'
MEMS HEAVY WINTER GLOW ~ ''l
TO Doc.
oall WOOL. cloth back. leather palms, &C. &c)
MEMS SCOTCH RNGWooD GLOVES,
l7c.
.lf .f,,f.r yfr.ya4 rHflurUN.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Rev. j. Wiley Bledsoe, pastor Of the Park
Place Methodist church. will begin tonight
series OF sermons ON The Women Of the
Bible.n His subject tonight will be II ye'
These discourses Will do' btless be Of great
interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
si palrlrk.s Iir.nch.

81. Patrick's Branch Catholic Knights Of
merIea viii meet after high mass this
morning In the basement of st. Patrick's
.bmrch' The state Council will meet in
pss.sr. burg, February attn. at which time
hare will lie = banquet and ball.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

The annual meeting Of the Hebrew Homt
for the aged and Iniirm Will be- held this az
ternoOn at 3 O'Clock, al the Eleyenth-streei
synagogue All members and friends OF
the institution are invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

WAsmNGTos. u. O.. Jan. l0.-for Virginia.
Pain. winds shifting 10 easterly. slightly
c,lderexcept i'm southern portion. stationary
temperature.
For North Carolin Rain, easterly winds,
stationary temperature I'm eastern slightly
warmer I'm western portion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Every church whose music needs im
movement should first consult the We'll
known firm of Manly b. Ramos AZ Co. 1hr}
make very easy terms of payment, and tah'
Old instruments I'm part payment at theii
mi NAlue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
CLIMAX CLEARANCE.

Heuriettas we're Soc. now 37ic.
AIohairs were j0c., now 37ic.
Camel's-Hars (fancy),were 75c., now
37ic.
Fancy Serges were SOC, now sac.
Fancy Cashmeres were 5Oc., now
37ic.
French Armures were Toe, now S7t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

Mr.. 5. G. Wallace, cashier Citizens
Bank: RichmOnd's prospect for increase OF
both wealth and manufacturing industries
in the coming year seems unusually good.
Money / think will gradually regain Us
normal state, and instead of speculative
ventures in wild land schemes the capital
Of our moneyed men will be turned into
moro legitimate channels and into enter
prises Of greater stability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
NEXT MONDAY, JASAUEY 18TH
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOClA
IN TION.

The regular weekly aoiree Will take place
al the Mozart Academy II Music MONDAY
NICHr. January 12th, az $50 o'clock. Ad-
mission Onl. br membership or invitation
cards. which must be presented 90 the door.
Mem6ers can ODtain invitation-ear,is on "a =
plication TO &. l.. siLGkL, t2o btoau STREET
Manly r. RAMOS, 8fS Main street, or WAL
TEn %. MOsEs 4 Co.. 1905 east Main street
Reserved seats can be scored for every
uIfSII,'ALE at the music store o. NJ b..
RAMOS. from o a. N, % 7. ", the day OF
the MUSICALE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
CLIMAX CLEARANCE!

Cashmere Suits were 42c,, now 25c.
Strip d Serges ere 42c.. now 25c.
Cashmeres fancy were Bic. now
25c
Fancy Silks were 7jc.. now 2jc.
COlored Moire Silks were 81. now
pc.
Paid Surah Silks were 81. now SOC.
Striped S1rah Silks were 81. now soc.
Scotch Plaid Silks were -, now SOC.
Black Alma Silks were 81, now 69c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

the lady of moderate means can indulge
i'm. and perhapl save a good sized doc
tors bill by the investment. just at TINS
moment. while we're writing this the
clouds are gathering thick and fast aud
tine atmosphere seems filled with snow
and rain Your buying may be very
opp0rtune. Prices are much IN IOOk
favor if the weather does prove against
rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

WATKINs.-Dicd. Thursday, sth instant, az
the residence o. her brother, near -l3nar 81
Depot. Miss MARY G. Watkins.
1hv gentle voice now is nushed,
INV warm true heart is Still,
And on thy noble and innocent brow
Is resting deaths cold chill
MAY her soul rest 10 peace are the prayers
If mnuN friends.