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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

TIP TRINITY TIbM
Manager Turner Of the Trinity team. when
seen by 4 representative OF IHE Inns last
evaning ernressed himself as very well
nioaseT with the work done by the team up
70 the nreseut time While he does not think
that his team il quite as heavy az the Jniver-
sities for their centre rush. for instance.
weiehs only 200 pounds against the Tn, ers-
tvs man with 2i5 pounds. he expects t. see u
close game.
Plato Durham the right end of the team.
is a new man. who, like the rest of his two
brothers showed an inclination for foot ball
and was put IN training with good results. for
he sustains his position well.
J. Davis, right tackle. also is a new man
who has been in training only short time,
but has developed into fine player.
a. L. Avering. right guard. son OF Judge
Aver!ng. is another new man with short
training only, who, however plays remarka-
bly, well for his opportunities
T.. s. Whitaker centre rush. played in the
same position last year, and 10 considered a
fine and skillful player. lie has been on the
team for three years.
j.. Nj. Cayiness left guard. is in his second
wear. and held the same position last season
NJ. T. Plyler left tackle, also occupies his
old position Ho plays his part well. and has
been on the team tor three years
". T. Mcdowell left end IS an old player,
and has held the same position for two years.
IreQ harper, quarter UGCk. was huDSlllule
last year but played on the team in last
years game with the Universities. He is this
year a regular member of the team.
J. +. Durham. LETT haf-back. Is an old
player. who has been on the team for four
years. He acted as umpire during last year 5
game against the Universities.
7. c. Daniels. right half-bacb. is the cap
tain OF the team and well-known among foot
ball men and foot racers. Ho has been q
member Of the team for four years
X. l.. Durham. full-back, has held this
position on the team for several years. and
no one in Trinity College has been able to
compete with him for the same.
woH THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Trinity team played the University Of
South Carolina in Columbia this year when
they won the championship in that State
with a score If 90 10 o. The next game they
played against the University of North
Carolina on their grounds. They then PLAYED
only two thirty-minutes halves and labored
under great disadvantage. However. they
won with a score of to s..
The game to-day will be the last one for the
Trinity men this year. for Immediately after
the game the members of the team will go ont
Of training The games played by them so
far have been very pleasant for they have
been devoid of any contest and smuggling. and
no accident occurred during the games of this
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Another Interesting Meeting Conducted by
Mr. Ingiis Last Evening.

A crowded audience good singing and
powerful sermon with deep interest and many
inqursrs after the way Of salvation character"
ized last nights meeting at Old Market Hal.
Dir. Ingis was at his best. He took for his
text Job Odd chapter. 18th to 18th verses. and
earnestly and tenderly did he show Gods
hatred of sin and love for sinners. enforcing
his appeals by many forceful illustrations.
Many of the city ministers were present.
They sfterward helped Mr.. Turnbull and Dir.
Ingiis in the inquiry room.
Many young men and boys attend the ser
vices ard their interest is very marked. many
OF them protesting TO have found Christ
Mr.. Inglis earnest. sincere manner and en-
tire absence of sensationalism impresses
those who attend and tho meetings grow IN
numbers and interest.
On Sunday three services will be held in
the Hal, at IL A. NJ. $3.50 and 2. NJ, all con-
Quoted by Mr.. Inglis They are open to
every one ana we expect they will be crowded.
Last night n solo was sung sweetly by MIR.
Kemp. and Mr.. Inglis closed his sermon oy
singing hymn and making the audience
lOin in the chorus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
st. Andrews.

For years the board of missions OF the Pro
testaut Episcopal Church has recommended
that st. Andrews day be observed with a
service of intercesslon for missions. This IS
in agreement with similar action by the
Church of England
Tomorrow evening. being the eve of Sc.
Andrews day. will be thus observed At 81.
Johns. The Rev. Or. John Il. Newton. rec
tor of Monumental church, will preach ap-
propristely to the occasion. He has lately
been 10 the Missionary Council Of the Pro
tostant Episcopal Church and will hence be
full of interesting information on the subject.
st. Johns people will undoubtedly attend IN
goodly numbers TO hear him. as they always
enjoy his discOurses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
BOTS AND APRONS.
An Interesting Entertainment at the Venable-
street Baptist Church.


street Baptist Church.
The Junior Aid Society Of the Yenaple-
street Baptist church gave aD entertainment
last evening in the lecture-room Of the
church.
The following programme was rendered:
instrumental duet by Misses Goodwin
and Mundy. p Vocal solo. Annie Buchanan.
3. Recitation. the Revolutionary Rising by
Rvland Murdoch. 4. Male chorus 8. In
strumental solo by Mamie Hudson. 6. Vocal
solo. Miss Maud journey T. Comic reading,
.Yonken in Love" Ryland Murdoch. 3.
Chorus. Wait for the Wagon girls" 9. IN
strumental duet, Misses Goodwin and Buch-
apan. 10. instrumental solo. Anuie Buch-
npan II. Recitation by Miss Nircie Minfrey.
and chorus Home Sweet Home
An interesting and amusing feature OF the
occasi II WAS the apron-hemming contest. IN
which about a dozen Young men participated
Each took an apron 90 hem. and for an hour
there was q pricking Of figures and many tu-
tile attempts at the threading of the needle
The first prize was a handsome gold scarf
pin and the BOBBY prize was q brass Ia mble
and q paper Of needles. committee OF
ladies' examined tho work and awarded the
prizes.
4 supper was served by the young ladies,
and u good sum was realized for the use OF
tho church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Action Taken at the Regular Meeting Of tile
Commute &c Last Evening.

The Committee on Water held their regu.
lar meeting in the Council chamber LAT
evening. Chairman J. w. White and Messrs
Harerove. Brauev. Hughes anG Mann an
swered TO the roll-call.
The usual number of bills were ordered 10
be- paid. and the payroll for the month was
approved.
Mr Hughes stated that his attention had
been called by the president OF the Board 81
Fire Commissioners to the insuiiiciency o..
the water supply on Seventeenth street. He
added that il had been int.mated that the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops would la re.
moved from this city unless this evil would
be remedied.
Superintendent Boiling stated that provs-
ION mad been made 10 get An additional sup
ply from the Thirteenth street pipe and that
at present two engines would supply water IN
case Of IRE in that loca ny.
A request from DR.. w. ". Parker was re-
ceived asking that the Magdalen Home on
SpriW street be furnished water free OF charge
The request WIS granted.
Alter transactng some business Of minor
importance the committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Or NIcGilNrn.

Tho friends of DR.. s. c. McGilvra, will be
pleased to read the following from tho Ashe-
VILE Citizen OF Tuesday, November 24th.
One dag last week Mrs. Thomas Davidson
who lives near COoper's was standing IN her
ward ,n which a horse was grazing when the
animal. becoming playful. ran past her. In
running by it stepped on n small stick which
flew M and struck Mrs. Davidson IN the eye.
The eye became painful and finally it was
decided that il should be taken out. DR.. Ne
Gilvra. OF this city. went up to her homo yes
terday and removed the ege' performing the
oi,er,,ion very successfully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Theatrical Performances.

Mr. Wilkinson's Widows was repeated az
pleased house. The play ia certainly charm,
ing. 1t will be repeated this afternoon and
tonight
The Sea Queen" drew a fair audience TO
the Theatre last night, and the many special-
ties. Judging by the applause, were much en- en-
ioyed. There will be matinee to-day anu
tonight the conpany's engagement closes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Mr.. Thomas \. Eaing.

The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas A. King, whose
death was published in yesterdays paper.
took place from Christ church yesterday after
noon at o'clock. and was largely attended. De-
ceased was q very popular young gentleman.
and was well and fayorably known in this
citv. lie was a member OF Hope Council
No. %. who turned out in a body TO attend
the funeral. The interment was made IN
lakewood cemetery. In their distress the
fnmiiy have tho sympathy Of many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
CORSE7S

Our assortment Of Corsets represents all the
popfllar makes Of this aud foreign countries
G., G. T.. &. BIN black only-her Majesty.
Dr. Warner ;, H. 4 o.. Ihomsons and all other
popular rands.
and d. brand. mado On the same mould as our
y corset at only aOc. each.
The Fifth Avenue Woven Correct a, 15c. Is par
ticulsrly recommended to those who prefer the
woven goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Mr.. schonberger Dead.

Mr.. James II. Scbonberger. a well known
raaideut OF Church Hill. die yesterday
morning. The deceased has been lately M
attache Of the Union Passenger Railway
Company. lie was at one time member OF
steamer company No. , OF the kchmond
Fire Department. and was held IN nigh e.
TEEN and respect:
His funeral will take place from Leigh
street Baptist church Sunday at o'clock J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Grnxexnrl Green- Houses.

The Committee on st. Johns Burying
ground held their regular meeting last eve
ming. Chairman Mann and Messrs. BFauer
and Hardwicke were present
Several bills were ordered 20 be paid, ana
the payroll for the month approved
Nh Mann stated that the dollhouse had
been completed and he invited the members
10 inspect IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
HOSIERY.

Ladies Fast-B Black Hose. double heels and
toes. guaranteed absolutely fast black, regular
25c Hose in every store. only lgc. PAIR;
Ladies Cashmere Hose IN Black and Colors
two qualities BE. and soc. per pair.
Children Cashmere Wool Hose IN Black ana
ColOrs. from 25c per pair up 49,
Thildrens and Roys Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose sizes 10 91s inches all sizes 25c per pair.
Smith & Angles Famous Childrens Hose.
absolutely fast black and the most serylceable
goods made. sizes 3 10 for 25c.' and y. - ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Full inc Ladies' Ribbed Vests at &c. S9c. and
sc each. go
Ladies White Nerno Vests, finished with silk,
good weight and extra value Tor the money,
only 5nc each Pants TO match.
aides Natural and Sanitary-WoOl Vests with
Pants 10 match AZ ~. Sl.50 end g. each garment.
sdies scarlet Wool Vests. strictly Atwood
and very fine. NJ g. and sl..0. Pants TO match.
Infants " lite MerinO Vests III superior
quality, from &c. up. rants 20 match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Mr.. O. Morrenstern. who keeps a lager beer
saloon on upper Broad street. yesterday re-
ceiyed through the mails the sum Of $40
enclosed in a letter without. signature. The
letter. which was postmarked, Richmond aud
written on a typewriter, read rs follows;
The enclosed Is for some oysters q item ~
your place on the day OF the unVeihhs OF the
Jackson monument. some fifteen years ago
which have never been paid for. | think tho
oysters amounted 10 about seventy-hye
cents. The other seyenty-1ye cents Is inter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
nr Cuiien's Health.

Dr. j. G. D. Cullen, whose health has be.
come seriously impaired from asthma. is now
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital IN Baltimore
under treatment.
The physicians assure him OF the ultimate
restoration of his health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Margaret Mathers repertoire for the Rich
rond Theatre next week IL as fellows; Mon
dav Romeo aud Juliet; Tuesday. Leah.
tha Forsaken"; Wednesday matinee. double
hi Nance Oldfeld" and The Love Chase:
Wsdueadsy night, Joan OF Arc"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Old Union.

There was a regular business meeting OF
,ha Union Democr tic Club at powells Hall
last evening. President Cullingworth briefly
stated the object Of the meeting. There was
NO speaking ard after the routine business
had been transacted tie club adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Ladies' Suede Mousquetaire Gloves in twelve
hutton length for evening wear. Colors-Cream,
Pearl PINK Nile. Lavender etc, 1913 PAIR.
Eisht-5utton length Suede Mousquetaires in
Tans and States; two qualities si.2o anu $40
Pe"perrins' Kid Gloves in Co,ors and Black,
considered the best ladies' BID gloves IN the
market: three qualities &i, $3.50 and - a paif.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Ilsc Cross bar above the goal is ten feet above
gre ground
The modern game OF football. such as vii
'slaye this afternoon 81 Island Park. IS
paved Upon q rectangular field. $50 feet long
ana lto feet wide. zach team is composed of
.e'ea men each Some Of the definitions Of
90. teams used are as follows
ofop KICK is letting the ball fall from the
.'a.a and kicking IL tie instant 1t rises from
Ne ground
4 puut Is letting the ball fall from tho
-1-I' aud kicking 1t before II reaches tho
touchdown is made when the ball is car
or klcked ucrOss the opponents goa line,
et4 then held
: safety is made when the ball is carried,
'.Ael OF passed across ones own goal line.
r. heid goal Is made 10y drOp-kicking the
-'. 'Fef the cToss-oar and between the goal
4 sermmage occurs whom the holder Of the
e. places II upon the ground and puts IL
'~iy Jay according 10 rules.
=, l@1eAug IS downing the man who carries
a touchdown failing goal, gives four points.
,olghdown and goal Is Six points
4 ned goal Is five points.
oeiety IS TWO points.
Tho North State Boys.
r W. " tNtpllnh men arrived "a this city
teo,gl o'clock last evening. They were a
, o-o loyAiug SET OF men. who no doubt will
;;l-sAe the contest q very interesting one as the
unity team - acknowledged 10 be a strong
w, containing good material and in good
naming. They lett Trinity. \. c.. yesterday
,~yTnlng aud were escorted 10 this city by a
InueF OF theT fellow students who are an-
us 70 see Their tayoTites attain the cham.
vtnsnip.
he party, con.stingof twenty. eight in all.
n stopping az the Hotel Dodson. Among
u,iS.. tioie st - N. Dandy, professor OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
New tiuD-IIouse.

The Monroe-ward Democratic Club will
meet tonight ut Reeds Hall. 30 south
Second street A large assembly is expected
10 be present. az the ground will be broken
for their new clubhouse.
There will be speaking and singing Re-
fresLments will be served by Mr.. C. ii. Reed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Fine Roses. Cut Flowers, Designs. &c. The
largest and best stock in the city. Everything
fresh cut from our own greenhouses. Mail
or telegraph orders shipped promptly. W. A.
HAMMOND. 1917 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Use ssu.r'. ilayoring extracts. 10 and Csc.
Read. Read.

Watches. Diamonds and Jewelry OF all
kinds at prices which will surprise and de-
light you. Everything must be sold.
l.. W. PIzzIsI.
Trustee Goddard & Moses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, pastor OF the Church
Of the Covenant. is called away by illness ia
his sisters home in Alexandria. but bis PUPPY
at BelNdsre Hall will DO supplied by Dr. W.
I. Richardson Sabbath morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Jadfes,nnd nrisscs' CIoak..

The red figures on each and every cloak
show fox themselves Just what reduction
we have made on our entire stock of closks.
kAUFttANN ~ Co.
Corner Fourth aud Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
DRY GOODS, &c.
H2e<s<e<15- E1T &Rto0H
Me,,e,1
SIXTH AND BROAD.

The Greatest Glove Department
n the City.
Pigskin Mousquetaire Glove. either
tan or black. as you like. any size. 6oc.
pair.
Md Gsuntlets. with the new overlap
seam, tan color. any size, 81.
Undressed Md Gauntlets. tans or
blacks, all sizes. for $50
Mousquetaire Undressed Kids. shut
ton lengths, tan. grsys or blacks. in four
or FIVE different shades. any size you
desire. sSc. pair.
The best wearing Street Glove. Cham
oskin Mousquetaires, in tsns and grsys.
slapsir.
Dressed Sfousquetaire Kids. tans or
blacks, soft, elegant quality. 81 pair.
Pearl GRAY Undrcssed s-button
Length Mousquetsires, sizes 81 to %.
Price $50 pair.
The latest Fosters Lacing Undressed
Kids, blacks, taus and grsys 81 spair
The genuine Centemerie Blsck
Dressed Kids, five buttons, fitted to the
hand. si.69 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

are taking advantage Of the below cost" sale
If Goddard Il Moses. Xmas gifts and we'd
ding presents at wonderfully low prices.
Don't wait till the opportunity has passed.
l.. W. PIZZISI Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
IrOIli Irnlii.

Tue German barkentine Wilhelmine }. Pc
tiers. master. go tons and crew entered yes
terdev from Rio Grande do Sui 10 load flour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

A full line Of Children's and Infants CASH
mere Hose, plain and ribbed. black and
white.
Misses Plain Black Cashmere Hose dou-
bic knee, heel and toe, sizes to 80 inches.
Csc. for inch: rise and fall &c. per size.
ChiIdren's Fine Ribbed Cashmere Hose.
double knee, heel and toe.
SIC. for 4 inch: rise and fall DC. per size.
Infants Fine French Ribbed Cashmere
Hose. in black and white,
Isc. for inch; rise &C. per size
An extra fine quality Infants Plain CASH
mere Hose with ribbed top. in black and
white.
SIC for inch rise &c. per size.
Also Chidrens Three-Quarter Length
Cashmere Hose in black and white,
4cc. rise and fall &c. per size.
Infants Full Length Plain Cashmere Hose.
in black and white. sizes 10 81 inches.
ONLY 2Sc.
Cbildren's Black Ai.Wool Hose. broad and
fine ribbed. with double knee. heel aud toe.
ONLY CSC. PER PAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Richmond once more, which he has not seen
since tho war. when ho was an officer in tho
Confederate army.
The team is composed II PLAYERS well
known NJ Daniel. tho right-half- back, who
distinguished himself against the Universi-
ties here last year, and Whitaker. their centre
rush, brawny giant who gave Garth. the
big centre of the Universities such terrible
time Inst wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

TALBOTT.-Died. Friday evening, November
q. 1891, at his late residence. 500 east Franklin
street SAMUEL q. TALBOT, In the forty
ninth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
EVENING MlTS.

Ladies' Twenty Rutton Length Silk llitts in
evening shades OF Pink, Blue, Pearl, Cardinal
aud Black. only CSC. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
THE FOOTBALL CONTEST.
University Of Virginia Mi Play The Norm
Carolina Team.
7gg GAME 1T ISLAND PARK TO-DAY.
.tarse Number Of students From f@'" IN
.u,ution Arrived ia tho CITY Lat h'en-
ine-Personnel Of the Trinity Boys

T. Nv Virginia!
uoorah, Ray. Hoorah Ray Ray {.
Rsy. a.. Va.
-, Island Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock
.t,,,.b ball contest viii take place between
-.rDiversities Of Virginia, and tho Trini-
go. 4 North Carolina.
fest evening the coilegiates possessed the
..rn and their colors hoated ID tho breeze
..h considerable gusto. Although the play
~. woro at their respective hotels b. II
.-,rk their contingents could he seen hlonE
tetnoruughfares. IN the restaurants ~ -"
|eatres. aud los the prevalence OF college GU
ia and college cries. yeis and etci"hls..I1,,
,~s could tell that the collegiates hau 'aAo"
n. session. - 20 ha
imonr other rofraius that seemed 10 20
,otular IS one that runs a. toHo"S ~ -,
o. 10 Wolf Hopper song in t"e 'i''''
sraA Ask the Nan 10 tAe N'oN
charlottesville city Of muck; -o
hrawny men we csn couu' ~ Wv
and can boast o. hosi ~oe,
Who can luef up 3 y VIII " -
Ior Ne dash round me 9ho nv a .i,ioG,,',
tul we tackle like ~ lllaih N"tu"""'
'rhougb fle half-b4cAs are lsiAe'
'rhct n, dead gafAe, lust ING same
And they punt a. quo ""ll ~ 'N0 '"0O"
Yes. hes he / punt DIP Chg ball to the moon;
les. theyl punt Np .he lnIl 10 '"o iN0'"
n y,u Pc ana Gus to kho"
Jusf why IriWffs $50 40
Yon must ssk OF che man OF the moon.
Tli.also 20 tho tune, That Is Love;
,,.,i,v mon their heavy bets begin 10 hedge.
1rr u ghty Mly Garth breaks their wedge.
a. stone IS sent for forty yards around their
s.tnatisus. Yes, that's w.
IRON CHARLOTTESVILLE.
nsf University team left Charlottesville at
sd .n tho Chesapeake and OHIO railroad,
,.,,rr behind them Addison Greenway. the
-..,+ star guard who was unable to accom-
.,- fhern on account OF ms duties as as
,.-r. demonstration of anatomy. Penton.
49,. tber guard ia detained home oy sickness
,.- I'M ab ess IN his throat. and Hodges. the
.Ia was unable TO come IS reason Ot an
..- ~ The grippe The abscDCe Of these
..-.. recu.ar players handicap the regu-
M 4esm no little. but their places
rrt. occupied to-day by Rose IN ienton's
Mace Cross IN Hedges place aud Cunning
Ian ,n tfreeuway place, all OF whom uelng
,,.r.r -ub~t tutes. viii 90 lar 10 filling up
En- gaps 10 the rush line caused By tie IN
ar,ssbe detention OF tue team regular
H. ,r.p from Charlottesville to Richmond
ro,,t accident. The team arrived ut
N llviug stooa tie wear anu lfaI OF 1!sYsi
o. web as one cout! expect on t9cal , S.aln
ogeI tie llesapeaao su4 n.O IUau y ~
tlsl orrYal ~ licAlAoIv Iuey pIouevvuru ~
o1-e Do ord hoiei' WAicb 'DfT VIII make
i-er headquarters duriDg their stay as wei
q. large number oi niVelsWy students.
numbering 10 all about one mlnored aud
fits
4-e 'eam .Ie' wa 'i'.' s-S i'oI
mon "lich inc nepeS ol 30 iIaAs niNeIsItJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
Mems Furnishings.

Our announcements gather fresh interest
daily. Important sales rise RS the season adj
vancss. The interesting item in this IS big
bargain.
Here Is what We are going TO sell you
Twenty dozen J. & Il. Morleys Fancy
Striped Half Hose. all sizes 3 10 II. 25c. per
pair. These goods cost si.25 to import Tbe
sale Of them will last until they are closed
out. Remember tho price. 25c. per pair.
Zen dozen Laundered Shirts at soc. apiece
These goods are said to DO sure fit. They
are worthy Of your a.tentlon.
Our line Of better goods. 81 TO $50. open
in front or behind or both, you will ind
complete.
All sizes OF Linen Collars and Cuas in all
best styles always on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
MrATHER FORECAST.

- W.sHrNGrog. D. c.. Nov. 21.-Fore-
,,n least: For Virgins. generally fair Sat-
ttblR lurday: increasing cioudiness snd pro-
w baby light rains in the afternoon or
t1evening: decidedly colder Sunday and
probably light SHOWS; southerly winds
shifting 10 northwesterly..
For North Carolina: Slightly warmer; south
westerly Winds generally fair weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28
DRY GOODS. &c.
LEVY & DAVIS.
Our stock Of Ladies
FURNISHING GOODS
KID GLOVES.

is now more complete than ever and contains
everything in the lstes, fashions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-28

Ladies and Chlldren's Jersey Cloth Leg"
gins and Worsted Legsins.
Ladies' Cloth Caters
IN ALL SIZES.