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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
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CLOTHING, Sc.
FRIDAY. November g. 1891.
COLD WEATHER
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CLOTHING, Sc

Do you want TO buy IN oyercoat. We have
got 'em 10 sell. IL don't make any difference
whether it's for the head OF the house the
boy or the child. We can suit y0l. We have
taken considerable pains 10 please in regard 70
quality. make aud price. There is 20 house
IN this city that viii show such garments Tor
the price as We are placing before the pub
nc. For example, take the special line OF
Mems Oyerc ats az $780, These goods are
made Of strictly Atwood cloth in light or
heagy-weghts. aud equal TO any ITO coat IN
the city or money refunded.
Our 40 line IS the banner price for quality
of any garment that has ever been seen I'M this
city, comprising, as IL does All the latest novel
ties. the newest shades the staple coioriug.
made with or without satin facing ia TACT
covering all the pleasing oddities that man
can desire.
The finer grades, ranging IN prices from
Sl2.5Oto $50, must be seen 10 be appreciated. as
these goods are purely imported aud made %
SUIT those OF the whimsical mind as dress
garments
What can be said Of Mems Oyercoats can also
be applied 30 the Boys and Children's wear
We are prepared 10 meet your wants IN oyery
department No matter what the size of the
purse may be- the largest amount OF quality
Tor the least money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

| The Atlanta Constitution draws O very vivid
! picture Of what it describes as the new dis
ease Of America, nervous prostration. a
man rushes along it says attending to his
/ business or TO the duties Of his profession.
and suddenly finds that be can neither eat
nor sleep Then he takes neryine. lie
rises IN the morning and has hardly strength
enough to dress himself. lie makes feeble
show OF swallowing his breakfast and then
goes down town 10 attend to the work of the
day. BY dinner time he IS over the worst
symptoms, but they come on again at night
He dozes two or three hours and lies awake
until the next morning. lie feels week and
shaky. Strangers say that he is drinking, but
the fact Is. the poor fellow could not swallow
drink if he wanted one
The victim of nervous prostration worries
along in this way for days or weeks. Some
times ne dies suddenly, but in the majority
OF cases he gets temporary relief, and in
short time finds himself in the same fix
again. What is the remedy? II is one that
the ordinary business and professional man
cannot take. Ii is rest and a change of
scene for several weeks or months. This il
something beyond the reach Of the average
American. Early in life he gets into his
special groove, and has TO run through TO the
end 1t is easy enough to protest against
this. and say that it is all wrong, but We can.
not revolutionize the conditions of our social
and business system The chances are that
in the near future nervous prostration will
loom up as the most destructive disease in
this country. 1t may not kill but it will re.
tire from active life thousands Of our most
useful and promising citizens
This has rather the sound of qusck adj.
vertisement, but who is there who can deny
mat 1t Is entirely within the bounds Of TRUTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
Equal g. Any Southern PAPER.

The TINES is large. newsy and its editorials
we consider the equal Of any Southern paper.
Inc act IS that It IS edited With scholarly
ability and We see 10 better writing in any
Northern exchange. ID Is very kind 10 the
Messenger. often putting Us under obliga-
tons by copying into It's fine Sunday ed ton
some Of our literary articles or parts of them.
IL has also favored Us IN copying also articles
OF another kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

MoKTLEy's plurality in Ohio is about the
same as that by which the Republicans car
red the state in 1893 This, when the ire
mendous obstacles which had to be con-
ironted by Governor Campbell are consid-
cred amounts to substantial victory for that
gallant Democratic leader and fighter The
Radicals will hear from him 10 theirsorrow vet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

CITY NJ R'cimoad Eli Brown 10 John
Johnson % feet on east side Thirteenth
street near NJ, sos.
William Ellys0n 10 Mrs. J.. d. Scherer.
% ~ feet on west side Ninth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, T3 200.
.@lIarye AZ Cabeil. special commissioners. TO
William III. zimmerman. GO feet on Broad
street southeast corner Madison, 10 correct
error. $500
Umy1co CoaufV. Isaac Davenport. Jr.. 70
lawson Sheppard. % feet on south side Cedar
street near Baker, 1912.
d. Lee koiner 20 Annie F.. Sale. lot 10 in
square ~, Chestnut Hill, to correct error aud
remove restrictions in former deed, 500.
Mr.. Robert Brewer. manager OF the frede-
rick Warde Company. is in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

THE Ohio Legislature, being Republican on
JOINT ballot will elect Republican Senator
70 succeed Mr. Sherman. 1t will be interest
ing TO see whether it Will be Sherman himself
or Foraker. As sherman although as cold
as an iceberg and bitter partisan, has never
had any stigma cast upon his personal char
acter. and as Foraker has, it is not improb-
able that the ballot-box forgery man will be
elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

Messrs. George J. Hooper, James H. God.
DIN Andrew arouse, I j. Noble and George
n. Gwathmey, commissioners of election.
met Yesterday morning IN the musings cour,
% officially count tle vote cast Tor members
OF the House OF Delegates IN this city last
Tuesday. The work of verifying the returns
took about two hours and the commissioners
escertained the following vote had been cast
Il. B. Muniornd, 9.t57 John Jackson. 3. 655.
George b. Steel, 1885, j. Taylor Stratton,
1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

OWING TO the large increase in our sub
scription list in Lynchburg it has been found
necessary 10 establish TINES bureau in that
city. II will be located at No. PIG Eighth
street. and VIII be in charge Of Mr.. Irvine
Christian. Any advertisements. subscrip-
tons or news items intended for the paper
that are left with him viii be promptly for
warded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
LEVY & DAVIS.
OUR LLNEN DEPARTMENT..

+ It's a fascinating place always to every
lover Of rich and handsome LINENS. No
where else DO you see such exquisite anC
dainty patterns in such profusion and at sucl
reasonable prices as mere. You know Us rep
utahon for superior values and So do We
The buyer who neglects the opportunities il
offers does so at a loss to herself we say her
self. for the majority of LINEN BUYERS
are ladies.
The more you know about LINENS the
better we ike it. for the surer we are of your
custom.
Anew Items Which Claim Your Attention;
Real Marseiles Bed-Spreads, extra large. at
SL9s. worth $3.50, and at s2Ss, worth e.
Crochet Bed-Spreads, large size at 6sc.. 7Je.,
81 SLz5 sl.JO and e.
A Large Kuotted Fringe Damask Towel at
De. for the 35o. quality at l0c for tho
50c quality, and at Soc for the 75c. quail
ity
Heavy Cream Damask Towels. only zoe. for
the 3oc quality.
Bieached Honey Comb Towels, only Zoe. for
the l5c quality
The best Huokabaok Towels at 10. l2lI. Il.
20, IS and soc. each ever offered in this
city.
Turkish Bath Towels at 10. pa. 25c, AMI mp
% each
Stamped Piiiow-shams at iJo. a pair for the
2Jc. quality.
The latest things in Linen Doilies, Center
Pieces for Tables Tray Cloths, Sideboard
Covers. Stand Covers and Splashers.
Linen Pillow-Shams and sheets with nice
hemsttching
Bleached Damask Tablo-Cloths and Lunch
Sets. with Napkins 10 match the cloth.
Turkey Red Tabie-Cloths oil boiled, in all
sizes.
Bleached and Unbleachod Table Linen by tho
yard, in q large assortment Of new pat
terms
Cotton and Linen Diaper in IS, 20, % q and
27-inch at very low prices
Ia our Linen Department will be found IN
fants' stock.net Diapers. Drawers and Bibs.
These goods are combination Of rubber.
perfectly imperyious and very desirable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

STATE issues were evidently not in the
pennsylvania elections Of Tuesday" remarks
the Philadelphia Record. Very correct. The
only issue IN that State was Honesty VS.. Dis.
honesty. and Dishonesty won. If the Penn.
sylVania people can stand it the rest of the
country can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

That Miss Elise Warren was pretty was
almost the unanimous verdict Of those who
saw her at the Theatre short while since in
tie Sea King" Foster. the Ninth-street
photographer, has just sent her several hun
dred pictures from the twenty-five or thirty
different sittings which she gave him while
here. Nearly all Of these STYLES are now
shown IN his window and they are good i'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
FIRE-ESC4PES At THE ACADEMY.
The Building Claimed TO be Fully Pro.
tecied.
MozARr ASSOCIATION.

MOZART ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 8. 1891.
Editor The Times:
notice in an article in your paper OF to-
day that the Richmond Mozart Association
had not complied with the law requiring fire.
escapes. desire to say that our Association
before the law was passed erected two of the
largest and best iire-escapes in this city. one
on each side o. the building, and that our
building is better protected and can be emp
tied quicker than any other in the city. The
trouble Is that We are re luired 10 take them
down and put up iron ladders which would
not accommodate one-tenth OF the people
that the present arrangement does
Respectfully yours. 4. BAnGAMrv.
Chairman hall Committee Richmond Mozart
AssO clatlOu.
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Credit Mhere CredItisnne.

Professor William b. Atwood, of Blacks
burg, writes to THE T MIS- modestly disclaim
ing the credit Of the splendid exhibit of the
Virginia Agricultural College at our Fair. anC
SAYS It's success was ma My due to Professor
Anderson. OF the college and Mr.. Price. who
was the attendant in charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
DRY GOODS, &c.
B189dal, Valley & Co..
500 y. Broad Street.

This nipping and eager afr is suggestive u
warm Clothing, and the prudent will govern
themselves accordingly.
A line of Ss-inch AllWool Tricots reduced
from cote &c.; co'ors, brown green. plum,
gray. etc.
A nice line Of Brocate..es for furniture cover
irgs, ETC., at 50c., 75c.. sl. sL2j. up to
$3.50 for Silk Brocatelle. which has last
been reduced from -3
For stout ladies' who cannot 6nd Cioaks 20
suit them We have Bedford Cordsat sA5).
just the right weight for a Wrap. AID
Black Diaeonals at $3.50
Elegant Yari-Wde Extra Heavy Shaker Elan.
mel. IN red and white. at si per yard
Good Warm Skirting Flannel Patterns Of
stripes at 51c.; q yaris will be enough
TO make a skirt
Priestley's Black six Warp Henriettas At 81.
sl25. Si.5O and sLg5.
Complete line Of Black Nuns yelinss ur
wells 75c., 81, sL2j. $3.50. y. %, s. per
yard
Handsome Pants Patterns from $3.50 toss
Three or four pieces Of Good Cashmere for
men suits at ~.
Nayy-Blue and Black Cheyiot. Ga wide. for
mems heavy winter suits, at 20 and 1880
per yard
Good for the price are our 25. 81 80. IS and
soc. Cass.meres for mems and boys wear.
OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
is always attractive.
Our 5oc. Colored Dress Goods are Of many
kinds. many colors, many stripes and
many checks.
Our store offers attractions not excelled by
any in Richmond in variety.
Call and See Us.
no 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

MAT. Quay Of Pennsylvania and Billy Ma.
hone Of Virginia have gone to Florida Look
out. floridians Some conspiracy is on foot,
and the names OF the conspirators are very
suggestive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

The Committee on ST. Johns Burning
Ground met az noon yesterday at the Office
OF Mr. John Mann. Jr.
a number OF bills were ordered to be paid.
and the payroll for the month was apnr6yed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

The legitimate drama has no better inter-
pretors than Joseph Haworih and his excel
Ieht company. who are.playing tonight at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

very successful revival has Just been
closed at liopewell church ut Bon Air.
During the meeting there were 81 professions
OF faith.
Owing 10 the inclement weather the at
tendance upon the meetings az tifth--treet
church and the Presbyterian church were not
as large as Is generally the case The ser-
vices however were of cutie az interesting
character and will be repeated this evening
The Sunday SchOO Association o., Rich
mond and Manchester will take place next
Sunday with the cambridge street church Ut
1899 o'clock In the afternoon The sunday
school scholars under the direction OF Mir a.
G. Harding chOrister are practicng some
excellent music for the occasion and the ex-
ercises are expected to be OF a very interest
ING character
Alice Patterson and Amelia Fiournoy two
negro women. were before Mayor Atkinson
yesterday morning charged with fighting in
the street. They have freuuently taken
prominent parts In police court dJings. but as
they appeared peniteyt His Honor let them
OIL with . each
The hnstings court was in session yester-
day-Judge lugram presiding. A good deal
o. civil business was tran acted The case of
A. A. Chalkiey against G. A. Jones and wife
action of covenant Tor land was called Mr.
Made Haskins representing Mr. Jones and
nlAt ~ iA4c utt4lllL Oh. WHICH MAS
sustained by the Court. and the suit WIS dis
missed. Messrs. Peploe and Wilson repre-
sented the plaintiff.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Richmond and Manchester Street Rail
way Company win be held in the company's
office to-day at II o'clock for the election Of
officers
The vote Of Chesterfield county WIS being
canyassei yesterday.
The match race between the horses Traveller
aud Bolasses. belonging 10 Alessrs II. 8
Bradley and Tom T.. Gwen Will take place
this afternoon on the track at WhitbY stock
farm
The Alert ire Company have temporarily
abandoned the idea of disbanding. and arc
making preparations for grand bail 10 take
place at an early date
The city carts We're yesterday engaged in
placing clnders along Semmes street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. The sidewalk at
that place greatly needed such attention.
ana the many pedestrians who travel this
much-used thororghfare will rejoice 10 see
this improvement
phone will be placed in THT rrrs Bu-
reau today. The great increase IN the bust
ness here makes this absolutely necessary.
ms Will greatly enhance the work. and be a
Iauch-needed convenience to the patrons of
the paper.
The supper given by the ladies' OF the Cen
Irai church last night. was well patronized
anu very enjoyable affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
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SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

There we're several funerals in the city yester-
dav.-The Committee on Light transacted i'm
oortant busiDess-St Johns Burying Ground
Committee met.-The recent election returns
were canyassed. Mr.. F. =. Winston qualified
as receiver The Cycle Club met.--The
Court Of Appeals opened yesterday -Powha-
tan Club met-Tho Police Board met
President Reed. Of the Richmond and Chess-
peako railroad. writes that he has secured the
100000
VIRGINIA.
DR.. Thomas B. Hutchinson, Of Pittsylvania
county. is dead.-Captain J. Z. Royal, who
was injured in the railroad wreck in Danville, is
n the point Of death.-Dr. Charles +. Hooper
and Miss arie Louise Bouldn were married in
Danvile yesterday Tile Catawba cOloTed
synod Of the Presbyterian Church is in session
in Danyille. -Evangelis: Fife left Danvile
yesterday, where he has been con-
Quoting reyival.-There is al in
tense bitter feeling among the political
factions in Norfolk county which Will go into
the courts-Senator Quay and party. of Penn
sylvania passed through Petersburg yesterday
en- route TO Florida.-Julius Goldstoin was
forced TO close his store in Roanoke yesterday
on an attachment.-Ihe Democrats have re-
deemed Gloucester from Republicanism-
There was heavy fall of snow Wednesday
night in the northern end Of the Shenandoah
Valley.
NEW YORK.
The latest private advices show the New York
Assembly to be Democratic bv safe majority.
Mrs sydney Turner Swan was married 10
Mr. Elisha Dyer, 1.-THE latest advices from
Brazil are to the effect that Congress had
dissolved, but perfe peace is reigning.-Ihe
louisville and Nashville and the Chesapeake
and Ohio earnings for October show increases.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce has adopted
resolutions against the coinage of 100000
ounces of silver per month as detrimental TO
the welfare Of the ueople.-The charge Of
heresy against DR.. Briggs will be taken TO the
synod on an appeal.
GINERAL.
Two men were lynchod in Louisiana yesterday
on suspicion.-Mrs. Parnen is still PROSTATE.
but there is no danger Of immediate death
England is greatly disturbed at the success of
Mckinley in Ohio.-The crisis in Brazil is at
tributod to al fnances.-Ten people were
killed and several injured in railway accident
near Bombay Wednesday. -- The State
Department has news confirming the
report that martial law has been proclaimed in
Brazil (ompleio returns show the Massa-
chusetts Legislature to be Republican The
committee OF arrangements has completed the
programme Of reception of the Fifth Maryland
regiment at laleigh. Governor Fleming. OF
West Virginia, reached Raleigh Yesterday and
will speak to-day. --- Yesterday was Ok
ford day at the Raleigh Exposition
Jerry Simpson, who is in New Orlesns. is
surprised at Campbells defeat Among the
numerous congratulations received Nv Gov
ornor Russell was one from ex-President Cleye-
lan3 - be action Of the Parneliies at Water
ford has called ont angry IT ltests.-C ommis-
sioner Mason has gone on a visit to the sugar
factories of the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

THy MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
THE TIMES Il now GREAIER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINED.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN ITS
HISTORY, AND IS STEADILY INCREAs-
IN6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

LYNCHBURGH BUREAU, 21G EIGHTH
STREET.
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MANCHESTER OFFICE, TWELFTH AND
HULL SHEETS.
Branch ONCE: 500 West Thirteenth Street.
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CHILDREN SUITS.

There were several broken lots in orr 81.
81 % and $3.50 lines. which We have marx.
cd sl.9O. Ifyou can find one to SUR y0u,
you'll save some money.
It Will certainly be DOLLARS ia y0lg
pocket 90 investigate things HERE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1891.
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SUITS
$15 TO $50

are made Of the newest and most stylish ns.
terials and are the same as swell tai.ors would
churga naarlY dnuhla for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-06
OXERCOATS

They are indeed as stylish. ms fom-ft,ng
and as absolutely faultless in make and work.
manship as those made by the best Merhsn.
Tailors; and besides, remember that tas
prices are low enough Tor you 20 appreciate
their honest values. You'll buy ono ii you
want 10 get frst-class Coat Mt q money.sav.
luz price.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-22

is closed. If the fifty million inhabitants of
this country rose as one man ana pro-
nounced the thing right it wouldn't make
the slightest difference to me. l know it's
wrong"
well, I'm awfully sorry for you, old fell
low. I'm sorry your feeling should be what
1t is, but Pm quite certain that after the
statue has gone up You'll get FecODciled to it.
If you come to talk of failures, every work
OF art that has ever been turned out on this
planet was failure in the eye of the artist
himself The thing accomplished always
falls so lar short of the thing conceived of
and projected. But to other people-to those
who haven't that original conception, that
ideal, forever in their minds eyes. to COM
pare the finished product with-to them it
seems all right. That's a law Of art, one Il
arts primary conditions"
Again, what You say is all true enough
in a general way" More retorted, s'but
again, It's untrue of my special case. My
failure isn't relative failure, it's positive
failure. 1t isn't simply that the figure pales
by comparison with what | had hoped it
might pc; comparisons aside. it's absolutely
bad; III false, it's shoddy, it's sensational"
wen, you know, it's always open TO you
to throw up the commission" said [,
though that would be cold comfort Tell
your committee people that the statue does
not satisfy you; refuse to deliver it and let
the whole business drop"
Yes, exartiy; and ruin myself forever
and day. To begin with, I've got to have
the money. could get on very well with
out it for another year or so, but I've got to
have it sooner or later. because I'm up to
my ears in debt. I've been living on Dor
rowed money since the Lord knows when,
and until get the pay for this can't settle
with my creditors. But. in the second
place, il would blast my career eternally.
Who do you suppose would ever intrust an
other commission to me IL l went back on
this at the last moment as you propose?
No, | cant afford to throw up the commits
sion."
''Well, then, what are you going TO dop
What can't be cured must be endured.
don't see but you'll have to make the best
of it."
I'll tell You what I'm going to do. I'll
tell yon in three words. It's to tell you that
that I've come here tonight; TO tell you
what mean to do. and to ask your assist
ance."
paused.
I'm going to smash it." said he
Smash it?' 1 exclaimed.
Yes, smash it. I'm going to take a crow
bar, and shove it under the Generals feet.
and give 1t tilt. and toppie the whsle thing
ever on the floor. where it will lie, a shapes