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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
THE LUCKY WARD.
Another Addition 80 tho West End, But II 10
Only Done to Please the Madam.

Another Addition 10 tho West End, But II 10
Only Done to Please the Madam.
CLAY ward gets everything" is the cry
which is often heard during the meetings OF
the CITY Council when member advocates .
measure by which the residents of that ward
would he benefited There seems to be. how
ever, some justification for that complaint,
and a new illustration for il is furnished IN
the fact that lay ward is juet about to swai-
low MP Alderman Richard NJ Taylor. or DICK
Taylor, a. he is better known to his numerous
friends. lifelong resident OF Jefferson
ward, Mr.. Taylor has finally yielded &c the
wishes of his wife and follow ng the example
OF numerous other old residents OF Churcn
HILL has decided TO wcnd his way westward,
and on next Tuesday hc will leave the homo
where be has lived Tor the past fourteen years
T. take up his abode at No. s27 west Grace
street between Laurel and Shafer streets.
II have not vet seen the inside OF my new
home" said the Alderman yesterday TO
representative of TIE TINES. and shall not
see il until they have removed my bed 20 the
new house. NV interests are naturally con-
centrated on Iayl0rs Hill, where first saw
light. IA they express IT,
But | cheerfuly consented 10 move 10
please the madam" continued Mr. Taylor.
II told her TO 20 ahead and select house
which suited her for if she il satisfied shall
NC fitVtiN'Ni. tlbWtNtI, IL Will DC tcUle tlfnc
before / shall be used to the new surround
ings."
At the meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen
next Monday evening Mr.. Taylor will tender
ms resignation as member of that body and
on the next day be will leave Jefferson Ward
10 make his future home in Clay Ward.
When young man Of only twenty-One
years Mr.. Taylor Was elected Justice OF
the peace in his ward and he held that Office
until Is Is when he. together with the iate DR..
Robert c. Cabeli. were elected representatives
OF Jefferson Ward in the Board Of Aldermen.
Two years later, when the reform movement
was IN full blast. both gentlemen remained
true 70 their Democratic principles and were
consequently elected to stay at home. in
1880 however. Mr.. Taylor was again elected
Alderman by the democratic residents of his
Ward and he defeated his opponent, Mr.
Mcdonald by votes.
Mr.. TAYLOR, a staunch Democrat as he ia.
has always led his ticket. In the Board of
Aldermen he will 10 sadly missed for he has
always been faithful and fearless city Off
cial He never hesitated TO stand up for his
convictions even if 10 had to do this Mt sac
rihce of bis own personal interests Being OF
an uncompromisng nature whenever he
thought himself IN the right ne often made
enemies for the time being but his straight
forward and manly manner always secured
him the esteem and respect Of 81 good citi-
zeus
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.re2d9l. T2leI { Co..
300 X. Broad Street.

SO9 n. 1SPO a Cf SoCPe eC.
This nipping and eager air is suggestive Of
warm Clothing, and the prudent will govern
themselves accordingly
line of ss-inch All-Wool Tricots reduced
from % to &C.; co.ors. brown green. plum,
gray. etc.
nice line of BrocatelIes for furniture cover
iugs. etc, at JOc.. 75c., s.. sl.25. up TO
$3.50 for a silk Erocatele, which has Just
been reduced from g.
For stout ladies' who cannot find Cloaks 10
suit them we have Bedford Cords 1t : 90;
just the right weight for a Wrap, and
Black Diagonals at $3.50.
Elegant Yard-Wde xtra Heavy Shaker Flan-
mol in red and white at per yard.
Good Warm Skirting Flannel latterns Of
stripes at c.; 254 yards will be enough
to make skirs
Priesteys Black Silk Warp Henriettas at 81,
Sl.2j $50 and $3.50
Complete line Of Black Nuns veilings for
wells, 75c., 81, s125, $l.5O, az So, g per
yard
Handsome Pants Patterns from $3.50 to 49,
Three OF four pieces Of Good Cashmere for
mems suits at II.
Nayy-Blue and Black Cheviot, ca wide, FIR
mems heavy winter suits, at SO and $3.50
per yard.
Good for the price are our %. 37j9. 50. rs and
s5c Cassimeres for mems and boys wear.
OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
is always attractive.
Our soc. Colored Dress Goods are Of msny
kinds, many colors, many stripes and
many checks.
Our store offers attractions not excelled by
any in Richmond in variety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04
The Richmond Blues.

The Richmond Light Infantry Bnes had
their regu ar monthly full-dress inspection
last evening. As usual q large number of
visitors were present. who greatly enjoved the
btion drill that followed the inspection.
Next tuesday evening the quarterly meet
ing OF the Blues Association will take place.
During the meeting an election for first lieu-
tenant VIII be held tofll the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Lieutenant A. T.. Helm
Clarence Wyatt will be elected first leuten-
ant, while Second-JunioI- Lieutenant Henry
4. Vaughan will be promoted to second lieu
tenant.
From present appearances the election for
second Junior lieutenant will be between
First-S Sergeant Alexander w. Jones and Sec
Ond-Sergoant William b. plzzini.
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krti.ffc Mecbanfsm UnparaI1eIeI.

Beautiful grand ingenious. wonderful
These EXCAVATIONS flow involuntarily from
visitors TO the Automatic Exposition now
open TO the public at s2l east Broad street.
This magnificent collection of automatic
works doubtless without compare IN elaborate
conception and ingenious comp lcatlon OF
features. has received the commentators OF
press. pulpit and people the world over 1t
Is the popular resort for the best classes.
Absolutely "a feast of reason and now u
SOUL lone can aford 10 mss l..
Look at those inconceiyable combinations
Of machinery. the ingenious movements OF
busy workmen all operating in perfect har
mony. and you will conclude that the creative
genius oil man is unbouuded.
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VICTORY IN MANCHESTER.
Democratic Candidates Elected by a Good
Majority.
OTHER NEWS FROM OUR SISTER CITY.
A Decd of Assignment Fifed-A Shooting Ae-
cident-A Race Next Friday-A Revi-
val scrvice-Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.
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MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TrMEB,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. 500 west Thirteenth street.
Probably the most quiet election that ever
took place in the city when both parties had
full tickets in the field happened in Manches-
ter yesterday. As was predicted by The
TINES several months ago. the regular Demo-
cratic ticket was elected by large majority.
While there was no regular conyentionally
nominated ticket in tho field. Billy Mahone's
ticket, with the caption. Election November
g. 1891, - which was equivalent To n straight
Republican ticket, was there. The ticket was
there, but II there was q Republican party IL
must have been hid in theSwlit creek swamps
OF Chesterfield.
The Democratic candidates. Messrs. w. II.
Parish. ID. l.. Ioney and W. 4. Michaux car
ried off the honors OF the day aud achieved O
great victory Tor the party and the highest
Commentator of the people for themselves.
The interests of the people from this dis
trict are IN the hands OF three honest. tried
and true Democrats. who will do oil IN their
power for tie advancement and welfare OF
the party and the people.
The hollow mockery OF independentsm
would not work, and the willy schemes Of
Boss Billy in bringing out his candidates one
at a time and At different seasons had 20 more
effect than the idle whistling OF Rockets
wharf rat The good people could not be
duped by so shallow trick and went TO work
with O vim to whip these so-called independ-
ents. and we'll indeed did they accomplish
their end
The election passed of very smoothly and
in a most quiet and orderly manner No one
would have thought that il was an important
election day from the general appearance Of
things. The Republicans gave up the hight
almost before they donned the gloves and the
Democrats won with hands down Not half
of the voting strength Of the city turned out.
The following is the official count from the
several wards
THE RESULT.
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lev LeT o. J. Williams preached yesterday
morning morn o. the Chesapeake and Ohio shop
80. .S al The Mission tent. There were two
fo.',''oi. making nine Of the men who
~ come 9ut for Christ during the meetings
,''..' 'Aeie Many others have requested the
oi Nlnslans. The tent was taken
NO.. "u ailT the meeting Tuesday and folded
t s,, l.e winter Ia thc meetings in the
So. 10 u. ..l reservoir and on Seventeenth
n.y. thfytlres person confessed Christ.
ia M, . 'sli was pCtup the 9TH of August and
t,,'. i'''es have been held The average at
,s.l ,N.ee has been at least seventy five.
Ls', Total Of 100. Mr. Williams has
CITY Uastors - "0'N'"' Va Wv
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An adjourned meeting of the City Mission
will lie held in the parlors OF the ioung
Mems Christian Association at 7. NJ. Satur-
day looking to active organization for the
winter campaign The purpose OF this society
is well known as being for the help. OF the IN
dieent poor. and the chief need OF the society
is contributors Mrs. A. Y. Stokes Is presi-
dent. Mrs John Addison secretary, Mrs.
John n. Claiborne treasurer, and Mrs George
". Bagby and other well-known ladies are
sctive workers in the Mission. In order to
increase the interest in the work and at the
same time to secure needed aid, the member
ship fee has been placed at twenty-five cents:
and they hope TO obtain large number OF
both adde's and gentlemen.
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Call and See Us.
THE COHEN COMPANY

Necessity for one cause or another often
forces the profits Of months 10 the winds-so
with the
SALE OF HOUSEWARE
that we are going to inaugurate 10 ne end of
tins week ii he coming IN Of Holiday Wares
and necessity for space demand Il These
goods, IN greater pant bulky. must &c 80 ten
he sale begins at O'Clock this morning.
Porcelain lined Stove ots with han lie, about
co. small g. &c. al sizes between AZ proper
cedar Iu,s, 6o-ineh circumference. for 35e.
SaUcepan,. quarts for nc.
all other sizes and other kinds OF Granite Ware
at he above rate Of prices.
Tn Kitchen Lamps. Sc.
l2-quart Dish Pan l2c.
Footed Wash basins. &c.
shallow stow Pans with iron handles, s-quaris
,ntaats Japaued Bath Tub as-nches length.
for O. all other sizes IN proportion
Wash Boilers, No, ior 5Oc.. hhselron; the en-
tire stock, any size for iUc. each
isrlor Llooms, lull size, 8 strings Tor Dc,
busting brushes Tor &c block ! IN spoon DC.
dozen; Large SIZE boxes DlND lhree lee
Backing. &C.; small size boxes, &C. ? inch
read fowls, ma Ia wood. for Sc; lolshed a.
30 yes, &c substantial Coal Sftcrs. &C.; fiour
Pals inches high, &c 10 men carved read
i5c inst as good yaluc IN al ths o Der kinds
aud sizes; 3-prong Towel lacks IN cherry and
OAK Tor 100
Eanssome Ftchings and Fngrayings Size
2ixs0 many new subjects % select nom. frames
of Viii e and gold. oah aud oxldlzed silver. FOR
st50 choice.
A shipment Of Rattan Chairs ought 10 have
been delivered IN August Just com0-no space
for them The newest designs-na ural and
sixteenth centurg. he prices smack after this
order: What would have been $3.50 j. ~; what
would have been Ss.50ls $3.50: sSi5 instead OF
Sos: ss.95 instead OF sii,2'; sago instead Of
$ia50 he same with All the rest.
Al out aUO various Kinds Of Baskets. from the
bod Basket 70 the Bont we make the loss
10 sci! them all his week
as Hall iabies, round. are or triangle.
finished in oak AMI cherry. &c.
We have also marked Tor ID Special Sale
large stock Of Crockery aud son.f lots 81 Glass
Mare that are a great surplus and II onr way.
Al his much gives you an idea o. what class OF
ware is 10 be included In this sale.
There are many hundred articles not men.
toned. the ices OF which will be appreciated
THE COHEN COMPANY.
II 10 Il east Broad street
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% N. Redfofd lodge deputy. assisted by J.
u. olelperd. 0f Sidney anG i G. Glenn. III
vac lfeaelce Of @ large attendance
gGtesn o Rescue Lodge, ]. 0. g. r."
A.lca nelt Chief TIE plar r. G. Tray
tti zee empiar. Miss Anne Bell Secretary.
~ p ilefden financial Secretary. r. NJ Red
i.il treasurer Mrs. II. A. Johnson Chan
"a an " NJ. Smtl. Marshal. Z. b. Hatcher
g.4ia C.. G. Beuu Sentinel Robert Nhittet.
~ as' Chief 1cmpir W A.Slat,ler AS st
~ 3' Secretary Harvey Green Deputy Marshal
'-' iute Wise reauist NJ s. + aura At
r1l'ol ASS. iant. Mss Minnie J.. Fly err.
monster Miss osl Waldrop Representative
p We erall odge at >ulolk in Dec-mb.
H. Ifay VI Alternate. O.. II. HAYDEN;
-, a'9l',ees iotert Mhiitet, IT,. +. ID. Miller
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Tho Monthly Meeting at the Young Mems
Christian AssocIation-Sew Members.

Tho Monthly Meeting at the Young Mems
Christian AssociatiOn-Sew Members.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION held their regular
monthly meeting in the ladies' parlor Of the
Young Mems Christian Assoc alton yesterday
morning There were tblrty-eight ladies
present. and Mrs. NJ +. Peasants WAS IL the
chair.
Business Of importance in regard to the re
ceptlOn 10 he gwen to the members Of the
gymnasium on ThaD ksgiying Day and other
matters were considered.
Secretary Cand.sh thanked the ladies for
their kind assistance in the past, and said
that he anticipated even greater things #
the ladies in the future as the work OF the
Association was increa- ing. In order TO show
how the organization had advanced during
the past six months Mr. Candlish submtte
a statement showing that during that period
the average attendance at religious meetings
on Sunday afternoon had been l2i with
total attendance of 8 .231.
The number Of young men attending the
educational classes at present is l0S. The
average attendance ut tho gymnasium elias IS
is 2 witt total attendance of 1876. On No
vember ist the Association bad $50 members
showing an increase since May lst OF 253
members. Through the fundamentally Of
the Association i've young men joined
churches during the past six months.
Sir Candhsh expressed himself greatly
gratfed with the spirit of earnestness mani
tested by the Indies in the Association work,
and he added g. at be only wished that SINH
lar efforts would become visible among the
men in this city.
Since the last meeting the following ladies'
have become membe Of the Ladies Auxll-
lay: Miss Julia Mayo, Mrs K. II. Griffin,
\ S. s. T. Jobson. Mrs Geo w. Anderson,
VI B. Il. d. Tyler. Mrs. W. b. Hancock Mrs.
I'd. Gay. Mrs Ellen Cowardin. Mrs. 8. 5.
Tower. Mrs. II. o. Williams. Mrs. G. Whit
lock Mrs h, +. hichaes, Mrs Flnney, Mrs.
John Gordon, Mrs. Walter Blunt, Mrs. j. L.
LRnham
The board Of directors of the Young Mems
Christ an Association will hold their regular
monthly meeting next Thursday evening.
The hour Of the classes for business and
professional men in the gymnasium has been
changed to $50 2. NJ on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
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Nasunic NeMa.

Libertas Lodge of Perfection, No. 3. has
conferred the degrees Of Intimate Secretary
Provost and Judge. lntendant OF the Build
ing and Master Architect on three candidates.
Mr.. Carmichael took the principal part in the
first-namod degree and Mr.. W. W. Barrow in
the other three. This evening at 8 o'clock
the lodge will meet and confer the Degree of
Perfection Fourteenth Degree
Richmond Lodge, No. TO- met last evening
and Joppa Lodge. No. 40. will meet tomorrow
evening.
Washington Chapter. No. 9. will confer the
Royal Arch Degree this afternoon at $40
O'Clock
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RICHMOND AND HENRlCO'
In EASY Democratic Victory in Both City
and County.
IN UNUSUALLY QUIET ELECTION
.,...r. uunford. Jackson steel and stray
ton 90 80 the legislature from '"9 wy
"a Geo. -. Carter From the County

.,..,ion in the city Yesterday was char
Inv sstralsck OF interest which is un-
soi'l , There s was no opposition to the Dem
usua'' - and the vote cast was about
Nv ,,... - BEVERLEY b MunioTd John Jackson,
~ Nc go b steel and J. Taylor siratton
~ 49,, t,a1 drlv elected and viii represent the
l l',' n the next House of Delegates.
CIV .r w. small vote is accounted Tor by the sb-
.. ..r,a.n,v with which the election was
viewed. 1.r... .u.-,
~. lake Harvey. g. Iathrop, Il. Taylor a,
ss5 s4e 5 FSssSsa 9 5aol soa' S Ss2d
ga " 4ayes. b. H. Turner. h. 4. Jones
s M''i f. Ha,is each had one ballot to their
@i ro following is tie vote by wards and pre-
o'- TEE y0lr.
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Kathryn IKidder, the leading lady of the
Joseph Haworth company has been. abroad
for the past two years winning dramatic
trumphs in England. where she was the guest
OF the Baroness Burdette-Coutts. Her sue
cess in Wilson Barret.'s London production
of THE Golden Ladder" caused her to re-
ceive On offer of the vacancy caused by Miss
Eastlake's retirement. but she preferred
America
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Nirginia Anfinnltles.

~ i'eniar meeting Of the central committee
V,a ,.' Assoc ton for the Preservation Of
" gus Anti uites was held At 4.3O o'clock
Jay afternoon nj tie home Of Mrs.
NJ. So W. lagly, l9l east Grace street
ST. =, l. BAL, first yice-presidenf. presided
w., w. arthur Sidt n AMI Mrs. James Lyons
H. among fiose present besides Mrs
IN. y WHO - tie corresponding secretary Of
r. ft ,'soc,,ai.ons Much regret vas exl ressed
Brrso'. 'uapi'iB Of the President Mrs. Joseph
siel,...At - Hl'ehe nc meeting on account of
roe,'es 10 nef family. After tho disposal Of
men, .iatteis various preliminary arrange
cist.g, connection with the Annual Asso-
'oafnsd. ""' 'Ne pe''ine su-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Miss Josie w. Dalton Became the Wife OF Mr..
james j. Beavers.

JHIneF D. bFHNtTts
Miss Josie w. DA ton yesterday afternoon
became the wife Of Mr.. James j. Beavers
The ceremony. a pretty and impressive one
was performed by Rev w. II. Atwill, pastor
of Clay-street Methodist church, and took
place NJ tie brides home, No 122l east Broad
street.
The bride, who is the accomplished and at
tractiye daughter of Mr.. f. S. Dalton. was
clad in travelling costume OF brown cloth
and carried a bunch of La France roses. The
groom is a well-known and popular young
man Of this city.
After the ceremony the couple lett on the
o'clock train to spend their honeymoon in
Northern ties. followed by the happiest
wishes of many friends
The ushers were Messrs. W. II: Tyree, j.
Flovd Huxter. j. A. Jones and S. +. tairlamb
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CLOAkS AND WRAPS,

To compare our stock with any other in the
South would be useless. for there's nothing
to compare with it inregard to quantity or va
riety of styles. Our Black Cheyiot Refers.
with Astrachan Collars and Facing. at sic
each. compare fayorably with those sold al
$3.50 all over the city
Our Wool Refers which we offer this
week at 1928 each cannot be duplicated in
this city under e..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Court sale Ivy auction. Of handsome Park
avenue lots Thursday afternoon. November
9Th. at / O'Clock by Commissioner W. V VII
son, Jr Do not fail to attend at Park avenue
and Harrison street at 4 O'clock sharp.
X. i. CAAEFIN ~ o.. AuctOneers.
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WEDNESDAY. November ith. az l2:3o r VI, At iH0
east Main sale OF bananas, pears. cranes,
lemons and apples by William jenkins * Son.
NJ 0NDAY. November 9th. At - VI. OF htnrico
county eour. house. commi sioners sale OF R
tract OF land in HenricO county John i. God
din and l.. Il. Chatln K Co. auciioneors.
MONDAY. November 9TH az 1880 A.. d., AZ 1902
east Main street tfu tees sale OF whistles.
brandies, wines, fancy groceries, &c. George
". Mayo, auctloneer.
WEDNESDAY,. November 18th, auction sale Of
Prick Residence No 9li west franklin street.
n w. BoWe auctioneer.
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DRESS GOODS.

Broadway Costume Cloth in handsome
line of Plaids, regular i21Ic. goods at &c.
Wool Suitings in all colors and Gray Mix
lures regular Csc. quality for 1890.
Striped Cheviot Suitings in beautiful line
of patterns, strict all-woo and the best goods
offered this season at zoe. yard, for only iOc.
High Novelty Dress Goods in a beautiful
line Of patterns in Stripes. Plaids and Mix
lures goods that could not have been bought
to sell under 75c. early in the season. Take
your choice of this lot for zoe. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Henry r. Clifford. the nephew OF tho late
Justice Clifford. of the United States Supreme
Court is to speak in our city at tho Rich
mond Theatre on the Mines of the Uni
verse Ho is the business associate OF
Colonel Robert Ingersoll.
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Thursday. November 5, 1891. at 4 O'Clock p.
NJ. the time. and Park avenue and Harrison
street the place. t. secure one OF the hand
soonest lots oIered in the West End. Court
sale. Come AMI get bargain
r. h. CHAFFIN x Co.. Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

II IS an undsputed fact that the PLAIN
HEMMED NAPhIN is by far the most dura-
BILE. We name a few prices:
Silver Bleached All-Linen, soft finish and
full selyedge. lC1l6-ineh.
75c. dozen.
German or Irish Damask, Full Bleached,
extra quality lszls-inch.
81 dozen.
German or Irish Damask, Full-Bleached,
l9xl9-inch,
sl.25 and t1.5O dozen.
Silver Bleached, soft finished and made Of q
smooth. round thread. 23I22-inch,
Sl.35 a dozen
Irish and German. extra qualities 2iI2i-
inch.
sl.65, sI.70. 90 aud $50 dozen.
Irish and German, Full Bleached, 2Sx23
inch.
81 TO &c dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-04

Joseph Haworth az James Trueman Har-
we'll in The Lelvenworth Case Las made q
most pro ound impression everywhere he has
appeared this season. owing to his own great
abilities a. an emotional actor and TO the nm.
conventional plot OF Anna Katharine Green's
celebrated law romance.
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NOTICES.

MISS MARIA BLAlRS lflEkATt RE
vi CLASSES will be resumed on NONbA.
bFR 4th aud s,h at s:Si clock L. 81, ~ east
street The class continuing the study
and the shakespearean Class on fHtESDA1S:
ihe classes will be divided IN two sessions OF
three months each. Miss BLAIR will re-open
her morning class for young girls on UClobEn
18th AT Or east Leigh For particulars apply a.
6ie east Leigh on Fridays from 30 10 o'clock Z.
IL ociQ,aQ.NnovA
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HONE,
5i7 North Fourth street-Tuesday. Noveu
bcr 10, 1891.

bcr 10, 1891.
The Home will be open all day from 10
o'clock when we will be- Glad to welcome any
who may call 10 show their interest IN this
work. which for fifteen years has been quietly
growing, we hope. in the affections Of the
Richmond people We need the liberal gifts
of all more now than usual rs by death and
removal we have lost some Of our best friends
who in time have rallied around us and
helped Us by their gifts and exertions on our
behalf. Do come. one and all. bring your
contributions and encourage us 10y your
presence and interest. Everything needed
in a home will 10 acceptable
ONE OF THE BOARD.
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MEArhER FORECAST.

p, WAsnINGIos. D. c.. hoy For Viz
iFAIR ainia d North Carolina; Generally
-'fair, but owe cast ky and possibly light
rains along the coast; stationary temperature;
warmer THURSDAY.
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AUCTION SALES.

Ssuer's fsyoring extracts for sale at first
class grocers 10 and 25c. bottle.
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Elour for tSraIIf.

The British barkentine Brunette cleared
yesterday for Pelotos, Brazil. Her cargo con-
sisted OF $500 barrels OF -four. valued at sl5,-
900.
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Also. large assortment of round. square
and oval Finger Bowls. Plate and Tray Dol
LIES. TRAY CLOTHS, etc, at very low
prices.