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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Mr.. George f. Little. who was % give a
"chalk tall at the Young Mems Christian
Association Last Thursday night but on ac-
count of the uclement weather postponed II,
VII appear az the Association nall tonight.
The entertainment bids fair to be one Of
the most interesting and instructive in the
course.
Mr. Little is a talented man. In moment
lie sketches men. fruits, animals and birds.
His cartoons are said 10 bee equal % Nasts.
llr Little kindly consented % talk 10 the
student. AT Smithdeal College yesterday. His
sketcLe, were magnificent he holds his au-
dIeuce speil-bOund.
He mas also agreed to talk with his piece #
chalk 10 the scholars at the tligh School this
afternoon. His last appearance will be made
at the hall Of the Association. Sixth and Main
streets. tonight 10 o'clock, and - the mem
Jers ~ the Association will be admitted free
Of charge they should 90 and see the man who
talks with his chalk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Richmond Theatre.

The musical entertainment given last night
by the Moss Family was much enjoyed by all
present and each number was encored.
The two girls. Nav and Bertha, are quite
attractive. ami g. through their work with
sp!rt, showing that they really enjoyed It,
They certainly are gifted and play with
ease md faultlessness variety of instu-
ments. some OF them OF remarkable shape.
but they manage to extract very sweet music
from them all
The girls voices are not very strong, but
show cultivation. and in their songs and
dances always got an encore. The other
members Of the family gave satisfaction.
The sale of seats for Hills Folly Company
opens this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Report Of the Board Of Health President for
the Week.


Fortv-eight persons died in Richmond last
,...t Of whit. and o. oolorad. StiU-birtbs 3
"Nli' 'hN ''.'ie.'.
Cause of jelfu Afu-0n 0u brain. J col0rtd.
a-,rlmatlu- degeneration. 1 col1rod. apo
p'-lv. q white brain l.-ra-e. white and I
co..red bronchitis. white. congestion 81
luug,. white. consumption. white and o.
cDlDIal. commissions. COD red delay "a birth.
White. dmrhua { coiogcd daunoa
chronic. white. diuhtleua. ] white cpl
lc1~g. ! culorcd eiF-.p,las. ! white ana
colo.ci. fe,er typlo-maaud. 1 white. dogs
KIM. disease. Whit heart disease. / colored.
hruouAa,e of brain. white intestinal OBJ
-frl.tInp. J white iliauu.e l.cklaw. 2 col
orrl meningitis. 2 white. old age. col.red,
paralysis. 2collr,t. pneumonia, white and
oHlur.d -orofu.t. I cY.ored. teei1mg: / COLI
orrl unknown. I white and ! cDlnrcd.
Temperature. Mean temperature Tor week
ending March Il. 1884, 1850. for week ending
March l5. 1880. joi3.
Ha.uial For week ending March u, 1891.
l.Cl inches. iur week ending Marcn ID, 1881,
0-u inches.
Kota. Eate ~ mortality of whole popula-
zion. z936 per 900 per aunum. white popula-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17


P1Ho. cnv james Barton. Of Rarous
Lof'r.. .iu-t..a C~ifclf.i Yesterday morning
a. ,..r., .ir. lIr..r.. denied tr.. Barton
7'.. ..'4 -...- iI ...... NJ. ~.
l-.,'9 r''' I.1 .,,.- KIN a." r,t. ,.. do
missed
Dick johnson and Alice johnson both o"i-
or.i -Ht iut'a fight on Saturday n4nt. 4-1
during tl' uioa- the woman Was na9iy oc''-
cn. DICK was arrested arN appeared hei'ir
ihr iH-'l'e Nc-I.ri1f M1I '"i H.' Gus
was 1li gourmet Ahi-l 'u' -lIA' A-'r DOING 'i.i-
able 20 appnar.
sarah Stewart .coioroi was a'fai-n'a me-
dnr 'l" raar-- 'f n--a',' = ii'AiE '"5i .''.-
"i'i amy ieAl- Dp H- "'.. '. '''.'"
"I-' ih''i It'd fl-.' aN" '-' "'t" Was .'-
de.ed % pay That SUM. 49,.
lh'n1o Dung .'niNi.l was lH''l i"i
aii' p'if '' -i l.i.a'n --e.. -'i'
Ni- also T. warrant 'A.'' -.i-- ,I'--. "uN u.s.
-''I'. .- '"i' ''t -.i..'..
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'-.."- anu "'"' "'"'
''''' --..' '' "'- by '' ''''
Charles Kates leolrcdI. who was charged
with being suspicious character, hai % give
security lr Thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

promised 70 make contributions during the
next few days.
The ladies need good deal more lumber
and would be- thankful Tor additional contri-
buttons either IN new or secondhand ma
terial.
Mrs. Cvrus Bossieux has kindly consented
- do an tine hauling free of charge. while the
Old Dominion Nail Works through Mr.
Arthur CLARK. viii present All the nails re-
quired.
A., soon a. the building Is erected D. will be
lighted up by the Richmond Railway and
Electric Light Company. through Mr. +. J..
(r.iulp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond Cir. William p. Bond 20 James
r. Brown p ll-l2 feet on west side Sixteenth
street. 800.
Hn,ieo COUNTY, William II. Pollard T. I.
II Farrand. lot ., 4 and ). square B. Ran
dolph." 200. ,o,>
acres five miles east Of Richmond, $500.
Caskie f.. smith To X. A. Smith, l2s acres
near Broad-street road, eight miles west Of
Richmond. s.
H. seldom Taylor 10 Lucy H. how.ette. 81
feet on east side Thirty-second street, between
z and Il, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Professor P. II. Mueller will deliver free
lecture at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall next Thursday night. In this talk
he will illustrate the Word main OF teach;
ing German. An invitation is extended 10 all
interested in tho requirement OF this Ian
guage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Methodist chufch 'N"H place Nfs'riIal
Two powerful sermons Were preiche" 10y
Bishop Duncan, ~ SrarAnbuf4, y. 4. 49,.
ln le morning Doe ~p Ae from ne irAt' u
any man OBJ angel preach any oluei rOsp''
except lh'' You nave receive" i'l MN "' a..
cursed. aai az l.i-h' Ai. next text "i'' n'
". ."it Z" "'.'-".l"- 1ll
lhe AFTERNOON .IV'cS were conducted ny
Kew. VI. J.. Nl-A'. WHO l- one "l .4' i'i.'.'-
'"' t:..:.1
.t'.. ~ H. -',' 10, ,,i'} io-t.t.l t,..-
. f..'f1.''.., 'I.;.I. ti.., v.0r-%i,I.l
.... a. t... ., gi,..I, .tr..+
.,1 ,,'.- ....,.,......l IN ,.i4
rr... tDnr notil ls51 tb.. olyrch increased
..r .iE.. ~ r.-htv-two members. The
rhrr.l N.- f.,n known "a. OREGON.
$50. .,' ,l.-.. ,,..,. 9,- ,..,i ',. .,1 -.r.a
q. a, ....'. 3D. ',',r I,s tl'u VOW ,.nI
I,. .....''.. fou .-,,.,...- ~ ,,,.... ..ri.- ~
.r....,.,s
i,,...r.t ctrroh was he stated luit
al-n, i--e
rba t.Iloo.in,, ministers wore rrc,crf AZ tic
afternoon service. Rev. Mr. Atwen. Ery.
Nj Ul,l-.c TresIdne. Elder Paul White
losJ K.. Nr IudbIue and Rev Mr Bon
uot Durirr all Tie services the choir rene
lerrd excellent music.
Ntt..t,o,ry so,ictv
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

XxrANTED-TO SELL HOLIDAY. GOODS OF
w A SUBSTANTIAL SORT II You have
needy friends this is the time tOremember them.
and We can assist IN selection, and II you have
some not quite SO needy We are equally Wen sup
ways on hand a choice line OF Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Tobacco and Cigars, and wooden
ware j. T. GATEWOOD. dealer IN Groceries
Tobacco and Cigars, no east Broad street Rich
mond. Va. del9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Referring to above. and having retired from
the drug business, most heartily reccommend
ms former patrons and friends 10 bestow share
OF their patronage upon Mr.. LorH. knowing him
10 be thorough druggist OF many years ex-
perience. | am satisfied all orders entrusted 10
him will receive his careful and prompt At'en-
'mhr,.eoaot P.EDUPUY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

XETANTTD-TO SELL A BAY MARE OF
w Lexington stock. fifteen AMI half hands
high i've year, Old: nne trotier and runner.
Tightl. near Main mhl3-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
4 ENCOURAGEMENT.

\
/ would respectfully announce that having
purchased the STOCK. FIXTURES, aud GOOD
wears carried on by Mr. Powhatan Z. Dupuy,
and having entirely renovated the store. shall
carry a fnll line OF PURE AND FRESH DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, HAIR
AKTICLES GENERALLY-in fact, everything
that can be found IN frst-cla.s drug
store With q practical experience Of twenty
two years hope, with care and prompt,
patronage. lt affords me pleasure 20 add that
have secured the services OF Mr. SAM. BRI0es,
wellknown as one Of the bost druggists IN the
city who will be glad 10 bee his friends and the
public Respectfully
CHARLES J. 10TH. ia.
Chemistand Druggist
AZ east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

EURNITURE RENoyATEpo AXSp VPHoLS
/ TERED BY JAMES NOODALL, -
GENERAL FURNISHING AND lNSIALMENT
HOUSE.
g05 east Broad street. near City Hall
Prompt attention 20 all orders mhl7-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

l'IFSMAN WANTED To SELL MANU-
= fscturer'~ line ~ Dress Goods, Cotton
alf.. Jean. and Cassimeres. as side line. 10
country retailers. Liberal commission.
1ag PURNELL DALE MILLS Box go, Phila, Ia
mhl4-mhl2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
WANTS.

In order TO assist persons In need of en-
ployment, this column IL offered two days ia
the week Tuesdays and Fridays-at reduced
rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17

Vl-ANTrD, \ BOOK-KFEPER ONE COM
W PEIENT 20 keep double entry books and
q,cted Allros. b" care carrier No. 3. city.
mhl7-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-17
coNrnBurIoNs AcKNowLEDorD.

The ladies' OF the building committee ac-
knowledge the following generous coutribu-
tons Tor the Tabernacle. which Mr.. Fntz SIT
trr.Ans commences to-day aud Will super!u-
tend .ratuitously tor the ade
NJ James Ta,laferro 1000 feet Of lumber;
M Scott. of Scott i Parker, 1000 feet II
@tudding. Mr. Fritz Sitterding, studding; Mr.
II & 1alaferro. 1900 feet lumber; Mr.. FL
bridge Foster. one-half ~ the ratters needed;
III Hippert. one-hali Of the ratters. Mr.. A.
/. shepperd. 900 feet lumber; Mr.. Murphy,
100 feet lumber. Mr.. ". 5. Gam, loo feet
lumber AIr. Dansey. 1909 feet lumber; Mr.
Verne 200 feet lumber; Mr.. X. A SERVERS,
soo feet lumber. DuVal kRobertson, Manches-
ter. 800 feet lumber: Bowers 4 Bradley, Man
chester 500 feet lumber.
The following contributions in money have
been receyed Mr. I Wiley DAVIS. slO; Mr..
n. b. Van Buren,. SO /. W. Thomas, So {.
w. Williams, IS; Baushman Brothers, 70; W.
I. Parrish. e.
A number OF builders and plumbers have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
Virginia News NOtss.

The Democrats OF Culpsper county have
elected delegates To the congressional con
vention favorable TO the nomination Of Colo
mel j. G. Gibson.
| Various industries and corporations II
| Roanoke disbursed over $70, 900 in wages las
week. and business took on an air of great
activity.
Samuel II. Bell, an Augusta county farmer
last week shipped $50 bead of cattle to Liver
pool. England. The cattle were tnree-yes
olds. They averaged over 800 pounds each
and Melted Mr.. Bell S12 250.75
Rev. X. l.. Motley. of Ripley. Tenn. has
accepted call 10 the passionate of the Baptist
church at Bedford City.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
George W. st. CLAIR. n promis ng young law
yer of Iazewell to Miss Annie Huston Walk
err daughter of DR.. Walker. of Stanton. on
December LIST in Stanton.
An Advertisement in the Northern Neck
News reads Wild fowl wanted at the War
saw and Cleveland Hotel, such as turkeys,
geese and ducks. also fresh country sausage.
Highest cash price paid for same. Meals %
cents. lmpe unious epicures could do no
better than 60 to this hotel for their Thanks
giving or Christmas dinner.
Mr Il. Spicer Curlett has served notice of
contest upon Mr. J.T Garland. his sful
opponent IN the legislative contest in the Ian
caster district. TIE notice charges fraud and
corruption upon the officers who conducted
the election. Republicans and Democrats
alike and asserts that the ma oritv which his
opponent received WAS secured through BRIDE
ny, intimidation and all manner Of cheating
The funeral Of Rev. John Landstreet. the
venerable Methodist divine, took place in
Martnsburg, W. Va. Monday.
The fredericksburg rec Lance has aimed
Its guns at the cows who ire luent the streets
OF the town. and editorialy IT says: I'VE
remember the fate of Councilman John
Minor, who succeeded in penning the geese
and Riding the streets Of the daily presence
Of th usands of these birds who invaded the
stores and when the eyes of the merchant
and his clerks were turned gorged themselves
With the contents Of his measures. We re-
member when We fought the hog fght-the
light 10 nd the streets of hogs which result
ID IN victory against his hogship and his
ympathzels but for which we were cursed
~ hblium. No matter. Ne won, and We
re going 10 WIN against the cows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
AUCTION SALES.

WEDNESDAY November 25th. at 1890 p. NJ. ~
li4) east Main street. sale OF analas. prars.
apples, oranges lemons Malaga GRAPES. etc,
by William jenkins Il Son
"WEDNESDAY, Noveml er lsth, at 1920 A. VI. at a
east road street. sale Of household furni-
iure etc. by Ellis Cathcart auctioneers.
THURSDAY, November Goth. at II NJ. on the
premises, trustee sale Of vacant lot IN Port
Mayo. +. i. Winston son. auctioneers.
SATURDAY. November 18th. At p. NJ. IN front of
Henrlco County Court house, trustees sale Of
valuable PROF erty in Henrico county, Charles
A. Rose, auctloneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER .. 1891


SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1891
Ari O'CLOCK p. NJ,
In front Of the Henrico County Courthouse, all
the right, title and interest OF the said James L.
Lyme. IN aud to the several pieces or parcels of
real estate improved and unimprOved) wing
and being IN the county OF Henrico. and de-
scribed as follows
First. 4s acres Of land being part Of the Hill
yard or Seven Pines trace, and purchased by
said Lyme from A. h. Courtney special commits
sioner IN the suit Of Evans against Hilyard.
Second. Il G2-lf0 acres on the south side of the
Williamsburg road, east of the Shields road an d
near seven Pines" AMI bounded a. follows:
On the east by the land owned by ner T. il
yards heir. on the south by the lands owned
by ". shields. on the west by road called
shields road AMI small tract Of land owned
by ). B.. Kelley, and on the north boy the said
Kelley land and the Williamsburg road. (See
deed dated June lS2 deed book %, page 83l,
Hs nrieo County Court.
Third. That piece or parcel Of land with i'm
prOyements thereon. adjoining land on the
west side OF James Kelley fronting on the VIII
hamsburg road and running east 81 feet more
or less, 10 Mrs. Sarah DOnnOufs land, thence
running. south 10 feet, more or less thence
west IS feet. more or less, 10 said James keleys
land, thence north TO the place of tegnning 10
Feet. moro or less. lSee deed dated February 3,
Court.
Fourth. 1879 acres at Seven Pines" being the
tract OF land conveyed to Richard Hilyard by
Charles I. Hilyard November l. 1885, and the
same tract of land conveyed to the said James
! yne by deed dated feDruary 3. 1916 recorded
IN Henrico County Court deed book ". page l32.
ifth those two lots. or pieces of land, lying
and being on the Williamsburg Stage road-the
hrst adjoining the Seven Pines and fronting
~ feet on the south side of he Williams lurQ
road, running back on Nathan Wheeler line 10
feet. thence running east 10 feet and thence
south 10 feet. and from thence 10 feet west and
from then 10 the beginning. lSee deed dated
Decem er 10. 1869. deed bo 70, page 227. Hem
rico County CourU. The second adjoining the
owe tract. and containing ] acre and de-
scrlbed as fronting on the south side of the
Y Williamsburg Stage road 1872 feet. bounded on
he east and south by harles +. Hilyards land.
1n the west by James W. SHE ds. See deed
late October -, 1874. deed book %. page 1870.
sixth. Il acres with mill and other improve
nents thereon. adjoining the lani of Bradley |
Iathrlght aud Charles POWELL, being the same |
,eal estate conveyed TO the said James Lyme ny |
Iced dated March s. 1873. deed book i0i, page /
IS, HenricO County Court.
Terms: Cash sufficient TO pay all cost and ex- |
lenses OF sale: bond for Sl.4OO with interest /
rom November 20, 1878. TO time OF sale, or more |
LIBERAL terms may be offered.
r. J.. BUTLER, Trustee
CHARLES A. RosE. Auctioneer noQ-6t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25

DHlLADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND NOR
Il FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY NO-'-
=, Appointed sailing days every IUFSDAy al
EklDAt at Z NJ. and every SUNDAY 49, M
Freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamer - -
ceived III ll#D A. VI. For sundays steamer
I'll 7. VI. Saturday freight received doiI. nj
5P. VI. unity TIL
Fare 10 Philsdelphia....... AGO.
For further Information apply 10 '''O'
}. W. McCARRICK
General Southern Agent
Once Rocketts
W. L. CIYDF J1o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
BY p. p. Winston & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT PRETTY VA
CANT LOT No. %. AS DESIGNATED INA
PLAN OF PORT MAYO FROM ING2s
FEET on The WEST LINE OF SEY-
ENTH STREET AND RUNNING
BACK 100 FEET. BY AUCTION.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November
~. 1888 executed by Edward G. Lindsay. trustee.
and IN his own right. and his WIFE Mary h.
Lindsay, 70 W. J. Nelms. trus ee. and of record
In the clerk Office OF he chancery court of the
city Of Richmond IN decd book l36 {, page l63,
default having been made in the payment Of q
certain bond theron secured dated November
30. 1881, for the sum OF 1880. and being re-
quesied by the beneficiary in said deed 10 sell
the property conveyed therein, will offer for
sale az nhllcauctlon on the premises on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TIE 20, 1891
at y o clock NJ. the property described in said
deed as follow: All thar certain lot Of and lying
and being IN the city OF Richmond. as designa-
ted on a plan OF Port Mayo. drawn By joseph ].
Peasants for James Goddin. on tile in Hen
rico County Court. By No. 23 and front.
ing % feet on the west line Of Seventh street and
running back 100 feet. and Is part OF the same
property conveyed 10 Edward g. Lindsay. trus-
tee for Mar r. Lindsay, by deed from Fannie
Currie and others
Terms OF SALE: For cash sufficient 10 pay The
expenses OF executing the trust and 10 discharge
the amount OF money payable upon said iond;
and II there be any residue Of said purchase
money the same shall a made payable 81 such
time and secu . in such manner as the said
parties OF the first Tart or their executors adj
minlstrators or assigns, shall direct. or in case
OF their failure 70 give such directions At such
time IN such manner as the III trustee shall
think ut. w. j. NELMS. Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
AMUSEMENT HALLS.

- - 81 ~ ~ ~ -'~r>r~N~-~~0NO-~-N
/ EADER HALL. TENTH 4 Hull, STRFFTo
~ Al anchester, within two SQUARES Of fhree
street car lines, for DANCING AND PKIyATE
IHEAlRlCALS. Floor 81 ace. 40 by % feet clear.
9eallns capacity, ;09. len DOLLARS per night
Telephone, S7i. no5lsfro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
RAILRoADs.
~~S~~~~N~~~~-~~~~o~~~~~~c ~~~~-~.~.0-~-~-~~~N~I
n 4 e :: AaIfok:Westsrn RI
RATLB0ADs.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 30. lsll.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
BYRD-STREET STATION
900 A. d., Richmond and Norfolk through
express Arrive Norfolk II rs A. IL
stops only at Petersburg "averit
10 %, A. n, For Roanoke. Rsdford. Pulaski,
Bristol; also connects at Radford
for Biuefeid and Pocahontas. Par
Tor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke, aud
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 10 Men,
phis via Knoxville and Chstta-
nooga.
i2;4o p. H.. For Lynchburg Roanoke and inter
mediate stations. No connection
beyond Roanoke.
Is H. H. t 5T fo.aS Sos0 h.sto1G fa.
Bristol Also for Bluehcld. Pocs-
hontas Elkhorn and stations on
Chnch Valley Division. Also for
LOUISVILLE and stations on l.. ~ y.
X. X via Norton. Pullman palace
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg Berths ready for occu-
pancy al 300 =. NJ. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg to Louisville
va Norton, and Roanoke 10 Mem
phls and Neu Orleans via Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Iynchburg and
the West daily at "a A. NJ. $40 r. NJ aud 7:45
and o:3S T. NJ ~ 80 --'
tickets baggsge-checks. and all information
can o obtained AZ Richmond and Petersburg
Ialifoad depol A. W. CARRIERS, g0l Main street:
street p u C0fTPTSFy' '"'''
Passenger Agent
". b. BEYIII.
o,o General Passenger Agent
ueneral once. Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
THANKsCTyING-DAY CLosINGs

EREIGHT- DEPOTs OF THE RICHMOND
4 FREDERICKSBURG AND POIoMAG
hAli ROAD COMpANY.-The Freight Depors
o. ms COMPANY will be closed THURSiAY
able freight delivered until 10 A. II.
nov % u i. II. STERN, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMbSEMEN1S.
| N0-0-~~~-o~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~- ~O-~-OO-~-~-~-~-~~-~1
RAND OPERATE AND SOCIAL FESTI-
| " VAL,
Under the auspices Of the
RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
Presenting
EMMA JltH
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
CHAs 2 LOCKE heorporated9 n.....
| MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
| $780,, Commencing MONDAY. DEC. T.
! TWO NIGHTS A ID TUl SDAY MATINEE.
! SOPRANOS.
| EMMA JUClI
! Amandle Iabris Sofia ROmani Gretta Rislev.
CONlRAlTOS
Lizzie hacnlchol Gertrude May Stein, Lima
GOetuch.
TENOKS
Albert Guile, William Stevens Fernando
Mlchelena, Geo. Gould, John L. Bolton.
BARlIONES.
hermann Kaminski, William Mertins, S. II.
Dudley.
BASSES.
a ,T hTan Z Yet, xetta p n Night, John Moore.
- - GRAND ORCHESTRAL
SO-THE EMMA JUCH GRAND Ne
CHORUS OF TRAINED YOICES-sO.
Sig Enrico Bevignani from Covent Garden
London) Musicsl Director
Company complete com rising 40 members
Orchestra OF Forty Solo lnstrum, ntalists
Grand Chorus OF tlity Trained Voices
PRICES:
Season tickets. best seats for three perform
ances "a; single performance, g.. 3 80, 81 SOC
sale OF season tickets o ems at box office
WEDNESDAY. DEC 2, at Q A. NJ
Sale for single performance FRIDAY, DEC
MONDAY NIGHT BE q; =. - TUESDAY NIGHT
DEC. s.
TUESDAY, POPULAR MATINEE. NOV. sTH.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
>A ~ tt--fN- managers
THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
Special Matinees THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
The operate Spectacle.
THE SEA QUEEN.
Gorgeous Costumes Beautiful Girls! Superb
Scenery
WILLIAM nHULDOON.
the famous Athlete in GRECO Roman WRESTLING |
assisted by ERNEST RoEBER.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW YORK
Steamer leave Richmond EVERY TUFSD.v
nd FRIDAY. Manifest closed on, hour before
siling time.
Steamers leave New York for Ricbnon,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 49, p
~, arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and Pgl.
DAY mornings A
Passenger accommodations unsurpas,ed
Cabin fare TO New Ork via James river
route Including meals and BERTH an,
Round-trip tickets limited TO thirty dav, W
after date OF issue ,.................. ~,
Rteerage. with subsistence. ...... - -
Steerage. without subsist nee -
Cabin fare via chesapeake and Ohio RAJ. :"
Calm fare Vi, Richmond and pst;or.66iuir;s, I'D
tickets can be- obtained at 4 w .G.rrr ~
POI Main street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg depots. and a. company'.
ofhces, 1901 Main street and wharf kocLa.t.
Freight received daily until T. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THUKSDAYS and
sATUkDAlS by tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way VIA Newport News at < 30 A NJ and by
Richmond and Petersbura railroad same dsy xt
300 A. N viii make connection az NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those DAYS
GEORGE W. ALLEN h Co, Agents
No 1901 Main street. and
yis-u Companys Wharf. Rocketsa
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REMEMBER THE AGED AND INFIRM

GRAND PANORAMA OF PILGRIMS PROG
, hES5. Don't miSs this great treat at
NoshMaKE aSth. Magnificent oil paintings and
Rtapnic; foreible and eloquent lecture by Rev
Auhm thsmbers. tickets, IS csntA Children,
% senla Begins ct soclock. Lat chance.
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