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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
Teneralarm Statipnen.

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55 9eoar Nptnue unp pear Stra6s.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
The Traders
National Bank
BON Serantcn, pa.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

liam, rdpc'or. DR.. ! l.. Maybe. alternate
t;r...e Church. Petersburg; Charles j..
cary. Ware Parish, Gloucester county
William f.. Chase. Christ Church PARISH
Lancaster county; Richard VI. Chichester,
Fairfax county; II. q. Clagett, III. -.
Meade. alternate. Leesburg; DR.. j. W.
,IaiLolue. ". l.. thinner, alternate. Grace
church. Petersburg; l.. c. Claybr0ok, C0ple
narleh- Westmorcland county; j.. j. Cole,
JacoL Dunstan. alternate, >t.Paul's, Berk-
Low. DIR Charles ". Coleman. X. A. Bright,
altcrnate. Br1lton Church. Williamsburg;
DR.. &. &. Conway. +. J.. Wits, ALTERNATE,
Emmanuel Church. Culpeper county; VI. ID.
Corse. John W. Green, alternate, - faui =
Alexandria: Charles l.. cosby, Dr. >. d..
Nelson. alternate. Hiyanna parish, FLU
wanna county; l.. ". Dade, christ Church,
Loudoun county; +. T.. Davis, W. IL. 'aDa-
Miss. alternate. Petersburg. St.fauls 'hurch (;
Robert Douihat. Charles city county; TX. ".
Egeston. Petersburg; T.DaYis Evans, Lynch-
burg: 4. j. Faulkner l.. u. Goode, ALTERNATE;
John ". Gordon. John Dunlop, alternate,
Moore Memorial, Richmond; Peter II. Mayo.
All Saints Church. Richmond; Frank ii.
McGuire. Colonel +. NJ. BoykD, alternate,
-. James. Richmond; Thomas PolndeNter,
Christ Church. Richmond; Thomas Potts,
Monumental Church, Richmond; J0hn II.
Powell. James Gordon, alternate, II.
James Church Richmond; +. \. saunders,
Captain John +. Mayer, alternate, It.
Johns Church. Richmond; John J.. W H.
liams. W. T.. Jones, alternate, IT. Mark :
Church. Richmond.
Further names Of the laity will be gwen
in a subsequent issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1890.
WIDOWS MITES.

The original Widows Mite gave occasion
10 n divine teaching, "a most beautiful lesson
that the motive aud the seli-sacriiice IN
yo,yed measure the merit and dignity oil an
act. That same truth was a long time a''e'
uttered handsomely by the creates
Of the uninspired: What poor duty can 40
noble respect takes in might, not merit
Eeer since the first deposit in the treasury,
the poor and needy have ceased 10 DO
ashamed of the smallness of their gus, Dut
have. with honorable assurance, endeaNoieu
to make their little greatly the earnesiness
of their love and sef-denial and DEVOTION
Under all circumstances, according 10 inc
true measures Of manhood, an honest man.
the world all DER, is king of men for a tha'.
Nevertheless. the widows mite has been
sadly perverted and misapplied. Ana II
really seems as il some were thinking that
the smallness Of the gift were its merit, ana
il. small enough. carried with II all tue
virtue Of that gift that touched the dlVihe
heart. All who have ever made collections
are familiar with the apologize ~!
Mite" And the merit Of that mite is often
only conscious moanncss; only that ana
nothing more; full purse pleading pow
erty Of soul.
The high honor of the widows mite Is a
privilege Of poor estate. The invigoraling'
tonic. inspiring, elevatingIgood that comes
of a great gift Of everything to Heaven or
philanthropy, is almost impossible to the
rich. The occasion does not often
arise that justifes it. And compli-
cltions and trusts and dependencies often
make il little short of folly 10 strip ones
self Of all he has in behalf Of good cause.
Indeed. it is rarely that an object is offered
calling for the help Of large fortune. And
SO il is that it is most rare thing for rich
man 10 be allowed the grand privilege Of Of
ferine the "widow's mitcr-all that he has
for Truths and Goodness sake.
But though all this be SO, an incidental
lesson seems to be: that it is idle for man
20 think that the size OF the grand donation
or legacy. will compensate FOR years OF greed
and selGshness and dishonest practices.
And another still higher lesson is that just
rs money or means are the least III the ca,a-
Iogue of riches so. i'm life great sacrifices
-----------' uU1yatio"o .. "a.
High that have all the Spirit the virtue HiTd
glory of the widows mite"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
PETERS BURG.
Fish Being Carried TO Georgia Prince
George Cavalry.

Fish Being Carried TO Georgia Prince
George Cavalry.
PETERSBURG, VA, May IL Special. '-
Mcssrs. T. Frank Ellis, r. II. Johnson. r.
G.. james and O. G.. Neal, United states
Fish Commissioners. passed through here
tai- morning ia a special car attached L.
the >outh-bOund passenger train with a
large lot Of hsh % bee placed in the rivers OF
Georgia btsween savannah and Thomas
giilo.
The circus which exhibited in Richmond
last night arrived here early this morning,
en- route for Norfolk.
The Prince George Cavalry, Captain 4.
Il. Hobbs. have decided 10 attend the I'M
yelling Of the Lee Monument in Richmond
on the 10Th inst. and will carry thirty-seyen
mounted men. The troop will meet in Pc
tersburg at lO o'clock \. NJ. on the 18th
INST. and 20 over on hOreback 10 Rich
mond. the new nag 10 be presented 10 the
cavalry by tie ladies Of Prince George Is
now being made in Richmond, and is CX.
pccicd 10 be ready in time for the troop 10
carry il over to the unyeiling with them.
The committee on invitation for the Pc
tersburg Musical Association. consisting OF
Messrs. y. 7. PaitesOn. Il. y. Vaughan. ".
Il. Nichols and W =. McRae went over L.
tlchiuohd on ltsleluil 10 invite Governor
Mckinney To attend the emusic festival 10 be-
held at the Academy Of Music on the 9th.
18th aud 18th instant. The committee called
az the Governors mansion, where they were
courleously received 10y Mrs. Mckinney, who
showed them through the building. Mrs..
informed the committee that the
Governor had just gone out 10 see friend.
Indicating the place. The committee AT
once went To look for His EXccllency. and.
IN reaching the fiend's house referred t..
ID was found that the Governor had gone to
be circus, and the committee failed to see
lin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what il Coing on Of Interest On the 0the
side OF the wafer.

what il GONG on Of Interest ON the Other
side OF the wafer.
The May term Of the Hastings Court Dee
gins Monday.
There was nothing on the docket nc The
Mayors Court yesterday.
The usual services VIII Dee held 30 the Ni-
rious churche, to-day. Rev. james Little.
of Florida. viii preach at the PresDN tcrau
Church This morning ard MINT.
~cmmo, avenue il being fiCd 900 at tlf
ahgtmcni of the bridge, over tae Petersburg
railroad. and vehicles can soon pass over at
that point.
The GclIgan Association of Chcsiei.' ld.
will have picnic 40 Mr. Gnismgu'- FARSI.
i'm that county. on Monday. Nav 3jth.
Bishop f.. VI. White vii, hold couirma-
tion services at Meade Memorial Church. t0-
day. at the morning service. Rev. j. D..
llOptDn VIII preach at 0'ciuch.
The trial OF the suit of JOSEF I. VI illiams
against the Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road Company. which began 10 the Chester
icld Circuit count Thursday. has been cone
clnlod. tlc jury bringing in aNedlct for
thc plaintiff in the sum Oi 5000. Major Il.
II. Nr-n. counsel Ton Oh, railroad company.
moved that iho verdict Doe ~.t aside. which
motion the Court viii decide ueNi week.
Judge James vi. Gregory WAS counsel for
thc plaintiff
Four months ago q mission school was
started at ihe corner o. Eighth and Stockton
streets. under the au-pice, oi the Balm
bridgo--ircet Church. Rev. Mr.. Hardy was
put I'm charge of thc mission, and CONF
moncei with hfrg scholars. N0W tle hume
Der has increased 90 an average attendance
NJ eighty. The mission BIAS purchased anj
paid for % lnt on the corner ot Seventh aud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Two Wagons Full of Children Roll DOW"
an Embankment.

Yesterday morning Mr. i. 4. Catlin Ter
dercd a picnic To the children Of the Vio
Market Mission sunday-school. ana the!
wore on tboir way 10 Forest Hin PARK. when
an accident happened just beyond heedt
Creek that married no little the pleasure Oh
the day.
There were several wagons used to carry
the party, one being the large pic-ni'
wagon Che Tourist y Belonging 10 'I'
.lohu Tyler. In this wagon there were sew,
eral ladies and about fifty little boys ana
girls. ranging in age from three 10 iWeiFe
wears. Ahead of the Tourist WAS
another smaller wagon, loaded with passcn-
Vnrs 4. the vehicles went down the IN
Cline 10 the Roedy-creek bridge the momen-
tum Of the Tourist" was 80 great that lhe
driver. Albert Brown. a cOlOred man. was
unoble tO hold his team back, and attempted
10 pass the front wagon just on the oiner
side Of the bridge. 4 this point the ROAD y
quite narrow and on either side is "a iall oil
about seven or eight feet. The TWO wagons
locked wheels. aud the Tourist WIN Us
passengers toppled completely over INTO me
rayine below, and was followed 10y the
smaller WAGON, all i'm one general heap.
The whole were thrown under the
wagons. and that none were killed is re-
markable. The whole party though were
more or less injured. and Or. Garnett, ol
Chesterfield. was summoned.
Johnnie Berry. little boy about three or
four years Of age had his Zen arm broken
above the elbow. he was also badly cut
about his left eye aud otherwise bruised.
Andrew Attkisson. another little boy about
the same age. was bruised about the head
and face. both ewes being blaCkcncd. Mrs.
Catlin had her shoulder painfully injured.
and Miss Marshall was painfully bruised
about the face and head.
These were all receiving painful injuries.
Fully twenty others escaped with black
ened eyes. lame limbs. and bruised bodies.
Those who wished tO DO so, were sent back
10 Richmond I'm one Of thc wagons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
DANA XERsUS CLENrLANn.

The case against Mr.. Cleveland, which,
for some time past, Mr. Dana, Of the New
York sun, has been prosecuting at the bar
of public opinion, seems at last 10 turn
upon this point: Did Mr.. Cleveland. in
his alleged yituperation of Mr.. Dana, bring
in Mrs. Cleveland as means of aggrayat-
ing his case against Danag"
IT was this charge which naturally in
censed Mr.. Dana more than anything else
reported to have been said 10y Mr.. Cleye-
land, for the quality which earliest dis
tingIished our race, and has held its place
through centuries, is our reverence and
honor for women. Whatever may have
been the irritation, or, however strongly heI
may have expressed himself about Mr.
Dana personally, there is nothing in Mr.
Cleyeland's character or in the facts Of the
case to warrant the belief that he attributed
TO Mr.. Dana the remarks about Mrs. Cleye.
land. as stated.
Mr.. Cleveland is not personally an al
lractiye man; there is in him an entire
want Of ''magnetism," that quality which
has made men the facile tools Of knaves and
charatans. lie is, in fact, brusquc, stiG, |
and positive. His qualities are those which |
come from sound judgment, strong con,ic |
ion. unilincbing courage, and in1exible in |
egrity- qualities which, with the in |
iuence belonging TO a position of |
,reat power, are sources of the great
st bcncfacti0n 10 all who are brought /
Inder their force. They have nothing
0 do with kissing by favor" They
ne not limited 10 II few favorites, but, like
be processes Of nature, are enjoyed by all.
is this difference between magnetism"
nd ''positiyism" which makes Mr.. Cleye-
md at once disliked intensely by those who
70 disappointed in their personal de
Iaudsv upon him, but honored, trusted and
'yered by the citizens at large, who ask no {
yor, but only demand that the government y
} administered upon the best principles in
matters affecting the nations welfare. ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

NEW ENTERPRISE.

Owing To- t.c general aplunlostHmtIi-
mons of mF stie ,i making nENulu
CRABS. haye determined to haniie u.m
ou large scale. Iha.o complete arnn.
menis or FRfsH CRABS and CRAB NIAI
daily aud wii nm..h nor DENIED
CRABS 20 orderafs hoar'ftno dlS.anI Ue.
liver them aayw'f,r. n thoc.ty Watam.I
10 Doe my OWL o. ase .aot Norfolk C..is.. .af
ihat oaly the cA.icos. rar,, ol Ctans are a.oI
ior same, and ro other ingredients
/ hato handsome BOXES malo il is.s
them with fresh crackers. 40 - cents l04 h.x.
,hrce 'mhs boz each hoN; - per dozen.
Special prices nadc toGr0csIs ana Dealers
A spiendhioriicief orup Gown Green Or,eer.
send your orl0r by pestai-gsri, and aIl
receive prompt attention
Country Hotels. Spsuss and families I,s.i-
ing in thc country cu have them sh'pp. 81
express They wIn keep .anlv anl MOB .0s.
Ia appearance for two inss Parties WHO
have yisi -ovs or loefd,rs during thc Lat ua-
yeling days cannot geo d better Dish 'or ia..r
table. srUMpI > RESTAURANT
myi7-3t Com.r highta ami sain s,reafs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

.,occe NJ Congressman Buiterworih IN CIV
inc expression in emphatic language 10 ms
strong opposition TO the protective sys'c"
when carried TO the limit proposed lh '"'
schedules of the Mckinley bill, aud csl'-
cially in the schedule relating TO the impo-
sition OF an increased duty on TN pla'e'
Ills manly action was on yesterday mn
ta,ed by large number of kepupi'o'n
members. who. but for him, would moi piV
hably have had the boldncss to take posi-
ton in opposition TO the wishes o' .no''
nnrty associates. The object OF at'acN' J"
,his Instance. was the increase in the du'!
-, lamp chimneys, under the terms oi 'he
bill. from - per cent. adj valorem 10 '"''
equivalent to between 30 and % per cn'
al yalorem. The-attack was lea ny 4"''
Henderson. of Iowa, one of the aoies' -
o,hlicans in Congress, and was sustained
hy euch men as Butterworth. of Ohio; Can
dier of Massachusetts,, 'Linde. OF Mime
sofa. and Hopkins, Of Illinois, all leaders
Of ,,roat prominence in their party orgahi-
cation. When the issue was brought 10
vote the new duty as formulated by Inc
WAYS and Means Committee, was sustain
ed by narrow majority of five.
The account Of the scene, when the Noie
was being taken, is not without interest
and significance. II is reported that MI.
Mckinley "took his place as teller ana
the Republican members of the ways ana
Means Committee went scouting Tor lo!ai
Republicans to crush the revolt. speaker
Reed was hurried in from the members
lobby TO tame with his presence the recall
cjtrants. He stood almost beside MAYOR
Mckinley and reviewed the line ana each
man. as he passed by, knew that MS IT,
ward or punishment would be meted oul
inst as he cast his vote on this occasion
II is highly honorable to the kepuDiic"''
members in revolt, that under the insplra-
ton of MIR. Buttcrworih's participation III
This action, they stood firmly by their con-
yictions in spite OF the trying character o.
the circumstances through which they had e
Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

,,t, r,.use sases mingled with CHINA as
dnliest.'r Il 81 tlo pfciiIs'l y,
an.rr.. anl i'a'cd lights set 70 ut W. f"'
spliki.arG .iint ofcut-Vlase. Mr. .nn . ~,
- oiey entertained their guests WIZ ~
,elighifIl case that made for them ~, ~.
ent al charms, aud the future an nnp .,or
memories. Those present were oof'',,,,y'
and Mrs. Phillip ". Mckinney. his. Ms
Intosh and Mr.. Wyndam Boiling, "en ,,u'
and Mrs. Joseph X. Anderson, Mt. ana ~,
Thomas \. Garter and Mr.. and Mrs. John
~ prsnch FELIX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
a GOOD EXAMPLE INITIATED.

There occurred in the House Of Represen.
tatiyes ON Friday, an incident which throws
much light on the beneficial influence which
single public spirited and conscientious
exemplar in political life will exercise over
those who have not the strength Of will TO
take the initiative themselves, in adhering
firmly 10 their convictions in their general
course Of conduct. TnE TINES had reason.
. few days ago, 70 commend the indepen-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
WILLIAM BURG.
Memorial Services at Bruton Church
Personal.

WfLLiANsBuRD, VA, May il.- Special.
Circuit Court met This morning t0 lul H
appeals in th' liquor cases, decided af.
ycr.ely by judge Firthing. Tho c.-.
Wilkinson. of i03n0. was dismissed. a.. ...
the case OF ". y. Graves.
Notices have been posted nf mnm.
services no tle Bruf0n Episcopal clu...
this evening. Address. Wlii Do f.i.l..l
paying tribute tD tAo memory of fleh.r.
of the I0st cause WHO are buried boo Hi. I-
calify.
Court will adjourn here Monday. anl
Judge Guntor Will eo home o. Charles ell.
county.
MIS-. T.. G.. p.cr-ou and Mr,. Ham
l0ungs isicr- 0f Governor Nichols. of ....f
ana. are here visiting ihe Misses Garrett
Waller street.
Rev. Mr.. J.. T.. Warren anl family nl.
arrived in our city. Ihi, g,liltmu ha-
Gently been called t0 take charge oflhe Hlr
list Church here. ie wiN preach h'- Boz i.
ylral sermon tomorrow. b. was Do stud n'
lot William end Mary College iu 1850.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
lYncABuRo
Two Attempts ~ infcndiarism-saif
ienin-t the iifY.

Aenip.t the Iify.
LYNciBUnG. VA. May r.. spccnl
Two efforts were made last night fo ST f.
to hadng houses in this city. and
only failed by accident. One was b. burn
down Friend tobacco warehouse, the largo.t
i'm the city. and the other 10 burn ibo lar,o
feed stOrehOuse Of Adams Il IhOrnhill. on
the corner If Tenth and Main streets. n so
bapDenod that the ire was discovered L.
a passor-by ol Friends warehouse in tms
70 eNingnish il, and 40 the other house M.
combu-tbic material. pushed under .v
three doors, failed 10 ignife tho inside ma.
terial. and was not discovered tl n.tf
morning. IN both cases % l0t a. oiled nlr. f.
had been pushed under 90 i0or, ard 81 ODD
fire with a match, and evidently by iar saline
party.
Mcssrs. Trent a. watts, Dbacconi.,.
have brought suit against i. ciy f0r soon.
10 recover damage occl. ned hy overflow
Of water in their factory OBJ liorunrr.
branch. caused by improper sewerage. o..
case viii ho argued Mondfy. Two DAYS r...
sunod taking testimony.
There /. mO doubt that the N0rflt .rf
Western Railroad Company inioulto luHl
n LARGE and splendid hotel 0n the pnmH.
purchased Yesterday Tor $4,000 on tA. D.r
ner of Ninth and jefferson street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18

NORFOLK, Va, May l7.-ISpecIal. r
Judge George :. Oldiield, the indicted ex.
president OF the Home Savings Bank, whose
sudden disappearance from the city We'd
nesday night, has been told in the TIMES,
returnedto this city as mysteriously as he
disappeared. Accompanied by his counsel,
Mr.. Richard Wake, he gave bond for his
appearance in the Corporation Court on the
18th. for trial, this morning in the sum OF
$4,000, his bondsman We're Messrs. W. A..
Wren. ". q. Wilbern, }. W. CAST and 5. {.
Armstrong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18
ALEXANDRIA.
Workman Injured by Fsll-Meeting Of
Mt. Vernon Regents.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May Special. r.
\ workman named Smith, fell from the top
Of a high railroad tank at Burke station to-
day. falling on pile OF stones and iron. lie
was badly cut up and was sent home to
Danyilie.
Judge Norton chartered the Barrow Land
Company. Capital stock live million. The
incorporators are Northerners.
Through Senator Barbour the Mount Yer
non avenue prospects brighten.
Eight tramps were made to work on the
streets today.
The Mount Vernon Regents met. To-
morrow they will attend Patrick church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-18


Police COUf. William Robinson fcOl-
ored) was fiucd$l and cot for beating ara
torturmg mule on the street.
Rosa Thomas (rn.orcdj assauiume and
beating Martha Thomas. Fined $3.50 and
cost.
Andrew j. Perdue. cursing and ABUSING
Bette and Julla smith. Fined 500 and
cost.
John Digcn and Eliza scott. hehting and
creating disturbance in Baker. alley.
Each lined s. ami cost
Mason Chatham (coiorej) charged with
"a felony The case WAS continued tn Mag
2l.i.
John iToescr and W. ti'zyoriii. shooting
gra'e.a in the street. Bach t-tS1.
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