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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
TWO DRIVERS ARRESTED
CHARLES JEFFERSOy AND DAN
THOMAS LOCKED UP IN JIM.
Committee on Finance Meet-The Grand
Jury Cbosen-Another Man Seriously
Hurt-Cburch Notes-PersonaI.
MANcBYsTFE BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
f101 Hfrtr g7pvpT RplT-rTH RrocK

III HULL hlhEfl. DIotA J
Chief Of Police Lipscomb yesterday
evening arrested Charles jefferson and
Dan Thomas, two colored men, for fight
ing in the street. The men are employed
by Mr.. Elisa Carter. Of Richmond, as
drivers.
A special meeting OF the Council Com
mittee on Finance was held Friday night
in the Council chamber. The committee,
among other things, decided to recon-
mend to the Council to issue $1,000 worth
Of bonds for the floating debt Of the city.
The following Is the special grand jury
for the November term Of the Hastings
Court, which begins tomorrow: Charles
Y. Green, John W. Cauole, a. g. Powell,
=. w Nunnally, G. 5. Wells, a. W. Fair,
Augustine Royal and j. j. Bayley.
Miss Ellen Mccullough died Friday night
at 1875 O'Clock at the residence OF Mrs.
Martha Smith, corner Fifth and Balm
bridge streets. Miss Mccullough was in
the fortieth year Of her age, and had
been in nl-health for some time. She was
the daughter Of the late Catnarine Nc
Collough and sister of Messrs. Daniel,
John and James Mccullough. The funeral
Will take place from St. Peters cathedral
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock.
Key. j. r. Harrison, the well-known
evangelist, will occupy the pulpit OF the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church this
morning.
Rev. T.. n. Dadmun will occupy his pull
pit both morning and night at the West
End Methodist church to-day There will
be baptismal services at 1890 p. NJ, con-
Quoted by Rev. ". ). Young, Of Park
Place Methodist church. Richmond. The
Christian Endeavor Society Of this church
viii meet at Z o'clock. There will also
be a love feast" tomorrow night at
7:45 o'clock.
The Little Workers Of the Stockton
Street Baptist church will hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening at half-past
O'Clock. a special programme has been
arranged for the occasion, and Professor
Boatwrisht of Richmond College, has
consented to deliver an address.
Rev. w. +. Hurt pastor Of Stockton
Street Baptist church, will commence a
revival tonight and continue it through
the coming week
Rev. j.. j. Cloptou, rector Of Meade
Memorial church will address the Rail-
road Branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association at Leader Hall this afternoon.
Mrs. c. 5. Maurice continues quite sick
at her home, corner Eleventh and Perry
streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

Governor Mckinney has appointed the
following delegates 10 the Farmer I'm
cross which is to be held in the city OF
Savannah. Ga, ON December l2th.
Al large-S. Wexford Corbin, Of KING
George. and w. H. Aston Of Washington
county. delegatos; j. l.. Adams, Of AM
herst. and George Chrisman, Of Amherst
alternates.
Tirst congressional district: DIT. a.
Prockeuborough, of North; mpton, dele
gate: Dr. W. y. Quisenherryt OF Caroline
second district: Or. NJ. @. Holt, OF surry
delegate; j. L. Babcock, OF Princess
Anne. alternate.
Third district: W. W. Baker, OF Ches-
terrified. delegate; X. r. Horne, OF Hano-
yer, alternate.
Fourth district: r. W. southall, Of Anne
ia, delegate; r. W. Marscn, Of Lunen-
burg alternate
Ffth district: Walter Coles. Of Pittsyl-
vania delegate; b. y. Hatcher OF
Franklin. alternate.
sixth district: Thomas b. Clark, OF
Halifu, delegate; j. G. Featherstone, OF
Campbell. alternate.
Seventh district: II. l.. Lyman, Of Al
bemarle, delegate; II. l.. ID. Lewis, OF
Clarke. alternate.
Eighth district: J. 5. Mason. OF Eau
Quier delegate: Edmund Berkeley, or
Prince William, alternate.
Ninth district: Henry Stewart Of Pu-
lasld. delegate; S. d. CaIfee, Of Pulaski
alternate
Tenth district: J. D. r. Ross. Of Rock
bridge, delegate; Bland Massey. OF Nell
son, alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
rOsEND THEIR REPORTS.
Colonel Bigger Calls the Attention Of Cour
Clerks 10 the Provisions Of the Code.

Section 3lS9 Of the Code provides that
clerks Of the Court Of Appeals and the
clerk Of each circuit and corporation
court shall annually make to the clerk
of the House of Delegates a report OF the
number of days the court was in session
within the year ending ON the last day
Of August preceding, and the state OF the
business in the court during the year.
The report shall show the number of
each kind of cases during the year. In
the actions decided there shall be included
judgments by default in the Office which
have become final
The next section sets forth that the
clerk of the House Of Delegates shall re-
port to the Auditor of Public Accounts
every clerk who fails 70 make such re-
port. and any clerk so failing may be
fined not exceeding $50.
Colonel John Bell Bigger has addressed
communications TO the various clerks cali
ing their attention TO the provisions OF
the Code. In conclusion the colonel says
IF YOU win make out your report Tor
years ending August 81, 1892, and August
81 1893. respectively. and mail TO me az
once / viii embrace the same in my re-
port to the General Assembly. ! can
your attention to this matter because l
do not wish to report you as falling as
] am required to do by section SlS5 Oh the
Code"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Afnfa1 4 ,citieni,

Mr. Hugh Brooking, a baggagemaster
twontv-three years of age, on the ilch-
mond and Petersburg railroad, was slru struck
Yesterday morning by an overhead Drluse
na,r chester. and received injuries from
which ne died at o'clock, at the Retreat
for the Sick. where ne was taken on the
arrival Of the train IN Richmond. Attached
10 the train were some freight cars ana
~, tom of one Of these young Brooklng
was found. insenslble. with the back Oh
his head badly injured. lie was instructed
bv the conductor 20 taRe position on the
p}atform of his ear IS receive teleSraphc
orders as the train passed a stauoh VIII
out stopping. Not being in place search
was made for him, and he was found as
described. 1t IS supposed he climbed on Top
Of the freight car for the novelty OF the
ride. and while there was struck by an
overhead bridge. The deceased is a son
of Mr.. Egbert Brookng, Of Orange coun-
~. His remains were taken there Tor
burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
THE ShRrdN ARKLSIED.
she and Her Husband Believed to Have
Attempted the Robbery

The servant girl employed at the resi-
dence Of MIR. Jacob Edel, No. 81 west
Franklin street, together with her hus-
band. who works in the Clayton coal
mines. were arrested yesterday and lodged
in the Second pollce-station on the charge
of being implicated in the attempted rob-
berry Of Mr.. Eders house on Friday night
The officers at work on the case doubted
the truth Of the womans statement
about the two white men, which was
reported in yesterdays Times, and sus-
pected that the woman herself was con-
cerned in the matter, as she was not
securely tied at the time Of her screams.
The coal-plt lamp which Captain Hulce
found al the house threw suspicion on
the woman's husband. Their house was
searched, and several articles which were
recently stolen from Mr.. EdeIs house
found. The two prisoners will have a
hearing before the Police Court to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
DEATHS.

CUuFS Died. AZ her parents, resi-
dence 23l5 N street, November 18TH, AZ
30 L. NJ. ROSA ALfDIA, lhLdhI u@~
ter Of S. L. and S. +. Chiles.
Tho little crib is empty now,
The little clothes lald Dy,
4 mothers hope, a fathers JOY
In Deaths cold arms doth lie
Co little pfigrlm, 10 thy home,
on wonder blissful shore;
we. miss thee here. but soon VIII come
Where thou hast gone before
SEAY.-Died. I'm Fmyanna. county, tri-
dav. November nth. JOSEPH l.. shAf &,
i'm the siXty-third year OF MS age.
The funeral will take plac,,e, IroII IoI w
First BAPTIST church THIS AtTERNOON
at 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance
are invited 20 attend.
BROOKING.-Died November 18Th, at
the Retreat for the Sick, HUGH BROOK
ING, son Of Egbert Brooklng' OF orange
county Va. in the twenIy-thlrd year OF
The remains were taken to Orange
county.
MCGOWN-Dled. at the residence OF
Mr. Harris Jacobs. 1917 east Main street,
on the 18th of November, l@3, MISS
DELLA MCGOWN, a native or Ireland;
Her funeral will take place from 81
Peters Cathedral, thence 10 Mount Sdl-
vary Cemetery, on MONDAY. November
10Th, at o'clock The relatives and
friends Of Mr.. Harris Jacobs and or Mr;
John *. Molloy are respectfully invited
to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
MIL NJ Z: RY.

Wool Felts, large variety Of
shapes, sold at 62, and &c., now
Csc.
Wool Felts, best quality, all
colors and shapes, marked down
from Is to SOC.
Wool Felt Sailors, satin crown
sailors and velvet crown sailors,
marked down to CSC.
Everyone of our French Felt
shapes, in black and all colors,
reduced to 81.
All of our very best French
Felt Hats, black and colored,
formerly at S1.75, now at Sl.25.
Silk, Beaver Crown Sailors,
all colors, now SOC.
Tam O'Shanter Cloth Caps IN
an immense variety of styles,
from 3Sc. to S1.75.
The SALES in our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
From the Armory.

Nothing but routine business was dis
posed Of in the regimental armory last
evening.
Acting Northumberland Anderson has
forwarded 10 Major n. NJ. Boykin. OF
the First Regiment Cavalry, the proper
ton or the military fund which has been
apportioned to the cavalry. Major Boykin
yesterday distributed the respective
amounts 10 the different troops through
their captains.
Colonel William +. Wickham, OF the
First Regiment Cavalry, who has been
laid up with sickness at the Retreat for
the Sick, had relapse a few days ago.
While he is quite sick. his condition is
not considered 10 be serious.
The commissioned officers OF the ar
tiliery in this State held a meeting al
the rooms OF the Military Club. on Broad
street, on Friday evening and unanimous
~ agreed TO endorse Colonel g. Percy
Hawes for the office OF Acknowledgement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
THE TIMEs-RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY NOVEMBER % 1892

pulsory the consultation OF their cabi-
nets by the bishops IN making the APP
pointments. This will hardly pass. as II
is considered unnecessary and also nm
constitutional.
There is talk also OF modifying tho
presiding eldership, to meet the changed
conditions OF the times. Two methods
have been suggested. First, to Increase
the number OF pastoral charges I'm a
district from twenty TO fifty or sixty:
and secondly to reduce the size of the
districts. and appoint some pastor in the
district as presiding elder.
IL is useless TO surmise as to the sta
tlonlng OF the preachers. Few or MANY
changes may be made, and the bishop
and his cabinet themselves DO not know
what will be done until the entire ground
Is gone over in mutual consultation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

Miss Madeline Jackson, daughter Of
CAPTAIN Peter Jackson, gave very
delightful birthday reception last We'd
nesday night at the home Of her father.
The house was prettily decorated and
an elegant collation. was served at l0:59
O'Clock. Among those present were Misses
Lydia Tayler Amorette Greene Louie
Gigeran Annette Westerhon, Emma
Latham FsteIle Duke, Minnie Malone,
and Gfessrs. Garland Coleman, Walter
jackson. Dudley Walker, j. Sheppard
Nat Greene, John Clark, Charles Greene
Harold Gillian, Charles Latham FlaVius
Glinn. and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
GREAT GATHERING.

The Annual Session oi lie Virginia Com
fer nee 20 Moot - Danvil g.
The Method!sts gather at the trumpet
cay to DanWlle next week. on the 22d
instant the pastors of congregations num-
berins $1,000 assemble in that hospitable
city. Bishop Granbery Of Ashland, a
former pastor Of Centenary and Broad
Street churches, in this city, will pre-
side
The conference is composed OF 2iS itin-
Grant preachers, seven local preachers
having pastoral charges, and forty-six
lay delegates.
This is one Of the largest and ablest
conferences in the Church, and this is
its one hundred and eleventh annual
meeting
There are over 10000 Methodists in
the State. and the Virginia Conference
includes only that portion of the Old
Dominion east Of the Blue Ridge and
south Of Fredericksburg.
The conference has held sessions In
Danvine in 1865, 1915. 1880. and 1851.
The body is not a legislative one. It's
business is TO receive reports, examine
into the character and acceptabhity OF
the ministers. approve or censure work
well or III done, review the campaign
OF the past year, anu Aulllioh marching
orders to the preachers and churches for
another twelve months.
one Of the most interesting features OF
the assembiage viii be the election Of
seven clerical and seven lay delegates
TO the General Conference. which meets
once in four years, 10 convene in Mem
phs, Tenn. next May.
The clerical delegates Will possibly be
chosen from the following names: Rev.
Drs. II. y. Sledd, Paul Whitehead, A.
G. Brown, j. 2. Garland. J. J. Lafferty.
w. V. Tudor, A. Coke Smith, w. L.
Edwards. and w. @. Starr.
The General Conference is the law
making body Of the Church. and memo
rials 10 IT will no doubt be sent from
the Virginia Conference. OF these, two
are spoken Of One Is 10 render COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

tlemen have kindly volunteered their ser
vices. Mrs charles OBJ. Cowardin, Mrs.
/ Emory shaw. Miss Sallle Bidgood,
Miss Anna p. Kirk. Mr.. J. Emory shaw,
MIR Eugene u. Cloves. Mr.. J. stanly
Tdgars. Mir. j. W. Tribbett, assisted py
Mrs Or. ]. Roy Logan, reader. ana the
ora Dominion symphony club.
The concert will be under the MANAGE
mont of Ar. J. Louis Sullivan me Oh
icct of the concert IS a most worthy one:
and strongly appeals 70 each m il.'l,,, y,
ST Peters congregation. when Is enous"
10 insure a packed house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Cor. Second and Broad Streets.
10000 Dollars Worth OF Goods
bought at Fifty Cents on the Dol
lar, and all Of our Customers are
to have the benefit of it.

o pieces All-Wool Storm Serge, 81 inches
wide. 23c. a yard
80 pieces Pure All-Wooi Plaids. In eight
different styles. all elegant 36 inches
whichever sold for less than 75c.-they
are CSC.
30 pieces Fine Wool Cashmere. 81 inches
wide. in all colors. The price IS only
Is 2-3c. a yard.
Is pieces Atwood 50-inch Storm Serge
real value Sl.0O-and they are soc. a yard.
% pieces Extra Fine Ladies' Cloth, so
inches wide. in all colors, only soc. a yard.
5f-inch Mixed Suitings. ahwool, only
soc.
Fine Eiderdown Flannel for Childrens
Cloaks-regular price SOc.-they are 49c.
now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

The Davis branch studio, at 525 east
Broad street. should be CONGRATULATED upon
securing as its manager Mr. Il. B. WIS.
who while connected with the Prince
studio, I'm Washington and New York,
made wide reputation by that shlful
class OF work which can only be acquired
by close application and natural talent
directed by the leading artists Of Anne
rica. Mr. wis is thoroughly familiar
with all the most artistic lines OF work
and is recognized os an artist Of the
highest order lie viii give his personal
attention 20 an orders. and guarantee TO
give satisfaction In all the most pleasing
STYLES of photography. Special attention
viii be given 20 finishing and shading
Cabinets range from $50 up. with pro-
portonate figures Tor larger classes OF
work. II viii pay you TO call upon Mr.
wills and examine his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Ladies' and ChiIdTpn'S Wraps.

Our buyer having been in New York
for the last ten days accounts for this
tremendous opportunity for you to get
Bargains here. We've got 'em, and now
yOu'll get EN-.
Ladies Wraps in every style. The larg-
est and handsomest assortment anywhere
i'm this city. All new and fashionable.
Ladies' Wraps, made Of heavy beaver,
trimmed I'm fur 500, $3.50, $1,000 and $500.
Misses Cloaks, very stylish, trimmed in
fur. and they are only 800 apiece.
Infants Cloaks, in tans, plaids, solid
colors and creams, at all prices.
Infants SILK Caps, large variety, DOC.
TO $3.50.
Zaara Satteens, excellent styles dark
grounds with neat figures, lac. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
InnnIIe,lmnl Chirocrnnhr.

W.T. }. h.. Read. an operator connected
,t... 1"e 'hesapeake and ohio in this
Si'y' has written the Declaration Of In
~, p'N'euce on small-slzed postal card
Guy caro- contains go words besides the
.t..a ana addresses Of the nfty-six
81 g Inc writing is clear and beauti-
co.. 4"l tAe whole IS work OF art So
is.l.s me writing that even with This
.Ctts number or words the card Is not
t,. ouu Mr Read intends 10 reproduce
49,. VT" within smaller space. WIN siight
r.seo '"' writing can be read with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
OBITUARY.


The remains OF the late Joseph l.. Seay
were met at the o'clock Chesapeake
and Ohio train yesterday afternoon, and
the funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church this afternoon at o'clock.
He was previous TO the war in the dry
goods business In Richmond. and served
as a member of the First Company OF
Howitzers during the war. He was a
prominent and Influential farmer In Flu
wanna county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
East Richmond.

Work has commenced on the new
building at the Masonic Home. The cor
ner stone will be laid the 9Th OF Decem-
Der
Miss Celestina Koch has been APP
pointed postmistress in place OF Mr.,
Nj. 4. WackerIy, who has moved 10 MS
farm below. l,-a-,,.
Mrs. Rosa Mcdonald, Of Concordilas'
Kan. is spending a few weeks win
her old friend and neigEoor' MIS- D. A.
Ames. =. .his
Father Watson has returned 70 'HiS
place. for tue winter. from Illinois
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
BE It ordained by the Council of the city
OF Richmond.

DC IL biAAAllfA ~ 49,
OF Richmond:
That the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company IS hereby authorized
under the conditions herein set iorth,
10 abandon and remove rs track from
Fifth and Clay. along Flfth street 10
Baker street along Baker street TO 81:
Paul street. heretofore required ~ ani
laid under the first section OF an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance 10 au-
thoriZe the construction and operation
OF a street railway within the limits OF
the city OF Richmond. by the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway company dp-
proved March -, 1885,
The removal OF the materials forming
said track shall be begun within ten
days from the approval OF TINS oTdlnance,
and fully and properly removed within
thirty days from the same date or APP
prOyal. The said material shall be re-
moved In such manner aad the street
shall be restored 70 and put IN such con-
diuon as may be satisfactory 70 the S1'y
The work OF removal shall be pushed
70 completion with due diligence and be
carried on IN a manner satisfactory 10 the
any requirement Of the city Engineer
as TO such removal, or as 20 the restoring
or putting In proper condition OF tho
streets from which TIE track shall be re-
moved, within nve days from notice OF
such requirement. the said company shall
be liable 10 q fine OF not less than ten
or more than nifty dollars. each days
failure 10 be a separate offence.
The above permission IS granted upon
the condition that as soon as said COM
pany shall cease operating its ears over
said route, IL shall run and operate not
less than two cars over the route operated
from Seventh and Broad streets 10 Firth
and Baker streets. upon such schedule
as may be satisfactory TO the Committee
on Streets. For any failure 20 so run
and operate rot less than two cars upon
a schedule satisfactory 10 sald commit
tee the said COMPANY shalt be liable 10
fine OF not less than ten or more than
nifty dollars. each days failure 10 DC
separate offence. - -.
This ordinance shall be ~ force from
'''S '''' BEN. T. AUGUST,
nol9-5t |'S ~'e'A'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
"Comino Weddings"

and Christmas viii be the time for CIV
ing OF presents.
Those who have already given them
and those who will expect something at
their wedding or Christmas. will find a
grand chance TO buy at their own price
these hard times, Solid Silver rich and
elegant Plated Silverware Clocks,
Bronzes. Rogers Cutlery and other nice
goods suitable for their purpose.
Auction sale every day at 1870 and
O'Clock p. NJ
Store ei4 east Main street.
]. II. VALENTINE Auctioreer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Wcek of HrnNnr.

The services OF the week OF prayer for
young men were brought to n close at the
Young Mems Christian Association last
evening. Rev. George II. Ray. pastor OF
Cnion-Station Methodist church. made
a stirring address on the subject Worth
OF the Soul"
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the usual
meeting for young men will be held in the
library and reading room, when Rev
George II. Ray will deliver an address
on Prayer" Mr.. Haddon S Watkins
will sing solo and the association chorus
will assist in the rendering of the hymns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
F0RTIERES AND LACE CURTAINS.

Handsome DADO PORTIERES-the
regular 500 and $500 ones-now they arc
800 n pair.
New LACE CURTAINS cheaper than
ever-7jc. 90c.. 500 and $l.2 window.
Handsome APPLICA CURTAINS, $50
and 5000 a window.
APPLICA MUSLIN by the yard Hand
somely decorated very wide and fine.
only soc. a yard.
SATTEENS, 61-4c. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

At the fourth quarterly conference enc, 81
lJnion-Stauon church, Of this cl,y' - ~
n. Ray. Jr. passed an approved e 3-,tssion
ton and was recommended lor "uli,'- and
into the Virginia annual conf ,-t.Ntst
,,l1y minister is thoroughly equipped,
80 promises great usefulness IN the
church OF his choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
WHITE BLANKETS.
100 Pairs at S7ic, 81 and 1925 a Pair.
CARPETS and MattingS.

A full assortment OF all the very best
makes-AXMINSTER MOQUETS. VEL
VETS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS and INGRAM HALF-WOOL
and ALL-WOOL. our prices are the
lowest, and we guarantee good workman
ship and economical cutting. GIVE US
A CALL
MATTINGs at II -2. 16 2-3 and zoe
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

MINK BOAs at s125 to $3.50 apiece.
Beautiful ones
HANDSOME New Cretons al &c. n yard.
3 A Horse Blankets-regular price s50O-
they are $3.50
Black White and Grey Fur Rugs, 32.5O
apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
BOYS KNEE PANTS.

Age to - years. all made Of nice Wool
Cashmere, 80 and 75c. pair These are
out Of our line, but they were IN this large
purchase recently made; therefore you
get them at these prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
CITY ORD NANCE.

AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO
~ VENEER IL. 1SJ3-rO ALLOW THE
RICHMOND UNION ,r PAs4sEsNs,,5EGlEs
AND REMOVE THE TRACK PROM
FIFTH AND CLAY STREETS, ALONs'
FIFTH STREET 10 BAKER STREET,
ALONG BAKER STREET TO ST. PAA!LiL
TIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Great Bargains in White
Checked MuSHnS.

1000 yards Extra Fine and Sheer
Striped Plaid and Checked Muslins. every
yard worth 20 and 25c.-they are Sl-3, 10
and Y l-2c yard.
1900 yards Checked Muslins at DC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
I'm tings Court.

James Hobson (coloreO was arraigned
before judge witt in the Hastings Court
yesterday on the charge Of entering a
vacant house owned by j. IT, Gum with
intent TO commit larceny He was ac-
quilted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
Rugs and DruggetS.

The grandest display OF handsome
RUGS and ART SQUARES TO be found
anywhere.
SMYRNA RUGS. iSc.. sl1O. sl25. $3.50.
a75. S2.00. S2.25 20 500
Handsome MOQUET RUGS. large size.
$500 apiece.
SMYRNA RUGS I'm sets to match.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19

Hsu 'ohosr win be given at Cathedral
~ ~ HS1' Thursday under the auspices
q. ne ladies' Aid Society OF 81. Peters
ai@' The following ladies and gem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-19
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FURS.

a vast assortment Of PLAIN and WOVE
BRAIDS. GIMPS, PASSEMENTERIE
BEAVER. FUR TRIMMING, MINK
FUR TRIMMING and ASTRACHAN
FUR TRIMMINGS.