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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
FIGHTING THE LOTTERY.

The State Farmers Union Of Louisiana and
the committee Of the anti-lottery organization
have agreed to join forces against tho Lou
isiana lottery. and the Democratic anti-lO Z
terry State executive committee have duly
ratified the agreement. The New Orleans
True Delta thinks that this seals the doom OF
tho lottery in Louisiana, and it predicts that
the union and non-union anti-lotteryites will
now move in solid phalanx upon the foe, and
nothing that the gamblers can do will avert
their fate. The fight is to he made inside Of
the Democratic party by the white Democrats
Of the State, and the lottery money and the
lotterys negro votes in the city and country
are going 10 have no part in settling this mat
ter for the white people of Louisiana.
The True Delta Is confident that this anti
lottery combination will win. II says: THE
next Democratic platform in Louisiana will
have an anti-lottery plank in it, and the next
Governor of Louisiana will lie a man selected
by the farmer delegates 10 the Democratic
State convention. nominated by the solid
anti-lottery vote OF that convention. The lot
terry is whipped, and its supporters may as
we'll make up their minds TO it now. II is all
over but tho shouting, for the execution OF
this agreement means the success Of the fight
against the corruptionists. II now remains
but 10 work for the things laid down in this
agreement and the end for which the good
people Of Louisiana are striving is obtained"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
JUSTICE JOHy's CORR.

Sent to Jail For Reing Robbed az rs W.t,,
Several Other Interesting Csc.
Like the whitecapped waves that lre.t.,
the strands, there daily surges acrouI .. ...-
around tho inner ra.l OK the court ,--
whence they come no one can teI. .tfI..
what earthly purpose no one can r.
They have the appearance of "a W.. .a.......
gallery, such as Inspector Byues .,
York has collected They are. h...
made 10 feel at home, and FOR several .
they revel iu a most cOngenal atmD e..o.
I he docket. yesterday was yarl0u-.r r.I.
up of cases embracing all conc Fanlo ..r..
omission and oi commission. and f.r -.....
hours His Honor was kept as hu.4 .- +..
ticket seller in circus wagon Tie .-e
bad-n opportunity 90 relieve tha Zen.
eloQuence which for tho past few la. I.
Deen accommodating The f0ct s that FL. t'
prisoners now seem 20 bo burielel uH
confidential streak. and tnoV crowd .n ..+I
bench and tell their tales of woe to H H.-
IN whispers SO low that the lawyer a.. -
p0rtcrs generally DO not even know ...
case is going on. The flock Of avy.-. F.,
therefore growing beautifully Jess rve.r .....
Walter Vincent lwhite is % pleasant A..
ing young man who halls from \..t.Ha
Tenn. During the FIVE weeks of hs s rr
in this city he has not done anything I'M oil.
occasions he has been freQuenter Ot s.f-.s'
wellkuoWn gambling houses. H. r
charged yesterday with stealing wafe. .-r
l.. +. Thompson. who represent, 20 yle.
furniture house. Thompson was t'-.
q quiet siesta no the American H.
yesterday afternoon, when 70 is charged t.
Vincent came into his room ani aistla...l
his watch from beneath his pillow. Ii.c..-
was continued until Tuesday. and ltom ..n
fr-na lnI a. u-f "a
town and in default of $500 security vs .eat
20 aii. This presents beautiful feature No.
our law that when p man IS "a stranger .rI
commits the horrible crime ~ aen- rt..I
he IS put in jail
Al. Barker, proprietor of thehotly l.r.e..
was IN court yesterday charged with mln.
tanning o nuisance. Attorney ID. q. iIrhtI-
son made q statement Do which ho spoke D.
q long acquaintance with Mr. Barker, all
vouched for his excellent personal character
Examination WAS waived and Che case sent ou
10 the hastings court.
G. e.. Lowry white was charged w'l
shooting at Ruth Wardrobe c0OIodI. iaH
affair occurred on the rec bridge OF VIII
Mr. Lowry 3. keeper. 10 was proven Tint
did not attempt % shoot the woman, and .4
was discharged with d small fine.
George Williams was fined $3.50 for oursi..
and abusing BETTY Williams
lsham g 0yott and Carrie Green (botn
ored told conflicting stories regarding
Guilty between oaeu. They were eA.N 'iI
$3.50. Carrie wts dressed up IN her .u.
clothes and tossed ntl head about ut.
breezy a,r that lcN.lsereI fle audience. I..e
ailusi0n 10 the 'depno brought tort. at Ollie
dible smile and when she exclaimed.
Mr.. Loyet. if he did not desls' would
Johnnie. the Justice was Iara.rlei hrt .."
quickly assured Aim that some other john
u,4e q lir1Ilo1 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
cHESApEfnEfyD ONO.
Mr.. c Il Ryan Appointed Division Paa.a-
ger Agent-Othcr Changes.

General Passenger Agent II. w. Iu.r ,
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. wi. te
8lst Of this month issue the followin.
The general passenger Office will boron
50 Washington. b.. c.. ON ~eptembe-
after that date my address Will t"
CITY.
Mr. G. j. Ryan is appointed div
seuger agent. with the 0tfce in Ciu..r..f
Passenger and travelling agent. '
Charleston, w. Va, VII report o. hr iy'.
TO Local Agents
On and after september lstmy Off f.
be located ID Washington. ID. e..
c. Is. Ryan. division pa,seuger i' i
cinnat. viii have charge VI Iocai un-n
west OF Charleston. and John D. Potts. Nf.
sion passenger agent. Richmond. va. N
have charge of the business e.stoi Charles.
The rate and division depW. Bent WI
located in Washington and a~eat- ".A
ward their daily coupon reports .fofN B.
81 20 ne at Washington instead oI ltn' lAi
Agents viii send all acquisitions i'r ii't
as heretofore 10 Jonn ID. lott-. so iaelia
and all communications REGARDING pa-'
matters west of and incudng Char. N,toa
Va. to &. b. Ryan east ~ Charleston.
John ID. Potts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
MANCHESTER OFFICE, FIFTH AND PoR'
TER STREETS.

9sr TIMxsis always for ssleA A. inc '''i0 ''A'
Richmond news stands;
F1cnASoE HorrI, Franklin and Fourteenth S''
Forp,s HorF1. Broad and Eleventh streets
AMERICAN HOTEL. Main and Twelfth streets
Jos,pu TSoE1BuRa. sls east Broad street.
+. G.. MYrH. 100 east Broad street, corner flTss
CM TALMAS, sos east Broad street.
WI. ANDERSON, e22 east Broad street.
n. JACKSON JAMES, 7os west Broad street.
JosrPH b. DAVIS. 1909 east Main street
". II. CowARDrN 1902 east Main street
n. LEONARD, eOs east Main street
UNION NEws COMPANY. railway depots.
SOUTHERN News COMPANY. railway dopotA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

and Officer Jones stated to the court ib,A
found the fellow lying in the strelr "
drunken condition The poor fellow sai :
was from Kentucky and was bound for pf.t'
mond. The justice let him OF and Qays -.
till midday 10 reach his destination
Harry Williams. Willie Martin AMI Prf.-.
Williams. three railroad walkers were Lof
the Justice upon the charge Of being sf,.,
Gus characters. Officers MOles aud f'.
arrested the parties near the pump-honso. +,
the Richmond and Danvlle railroad Tt.-
claimed to bc from Canada. and they r..-
given Just one hundred aud fifty minute,
leave the city
Several cases Of minor mention and o-a
nance violation were given the usua. alro.,
tons and fino and dismissed.
cHFsrEHTIELD COURT IrEMs.
Justice Sims, Of Midlothian. sent Bob.
johnson, a negro on 10 the Chest.-f..
County Court for brutally BEATING be-
nephew. q boy eleven years OF age. Ile l
was tied TO a tree and most unmer
logged.
Doctor Bently. Moses Jefferson auf r4.
Miller. Young negroes Of Midlothian. fas r..-.
profane and obscene language. were arl.. sf-
and the colored Justice fined them ID es. ...i
required bond for $50 for thoirgooI bsaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
AMONG THE MAsONS.
what tho Various Organizations Arc Doing
Third Degree work.

Metropolitan Lodge 80. H. 4. !. an. a..
n. VIII have q called communication tom. a.
for work in the Third Degree.
The COmmandery of ST. Andrew m .'s
the fourth uday. They having called D.
the sumner. the next assembly VII i,
hold until the fourth Friday IN oeplenoer.
The meeting night of WASHINGTON Ho ID
Arch Chapter, 80. a.. has been changed
the third tuesday I'M each month 90 Che
Friday.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter. No a.. n.'
last night
Temple Lodge. No. Q. held a called c1mmi'
nication "Wednesday night and conierfea i.'
Third Decree on one candidate. The W .i-
shipful Master, Bey Il. Crump, preside
Air. r. W Booker secretary OF leiaii
LODGE and Of Iahortas Lodge Of ferie.
No. 3. a. and 4. Scottish Rite, ieit ioi ~ -
terheld yesterday for a short rest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

The Richmond Blues will give their last
moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap on the
Ariel Thursday night, August 9th. Thswill
doubtless be one OF the most pleasant which
has ever gone down. and all who take adyan-
tage OF IL may expect well-spent evening.
There will DO music, dancing aud refresh
ments,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

TEXAS is coming to the front as a mother Of
statesmen. The youngest man in the next
Congress will be Texan named Bailey, who
is under thirty, wears long, sweeping coat
tails and looks like regular ante-bellum po-
litical leader He is also an orator, and it is
predicted will make his mark 1t is said that
when he took the stump in Texas last year
the farmers used TO 60 from town to town in
their covered wagons and camp out so that
they might hear him speak again and again.
He is declared to have wiped up the EARTH
with Macune. PETER and another anti-Demo-
cratic speakers in Texas the other day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

The total destruction Of Mr.. Beverages
house yesterday morning, and the difficulty
experienced in getting water to fight the
flames. bring before US plainly that the thick
ly populated part of Henrico county on our
city's western limits would be entirely with
out protection in case Of conhagration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
PrODertv Transfers.

City Of RicLmond-J. W. Robinson's trus-
tees 10 Lewis Stewart. 43 feet on south side
Moore street near Oak, 1880.
Henry II. Werth to Amanda =. Werth. 81
interest in - feet on Broad street. northwest
corner Tenth. 81
Amanda p Werth 10 James r. Werth. 81
interest in "a feet on Broad street, northwest
corner Tenth. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES Is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN ITS
HISTORY. AND STEADILY iNCkEAs-
ING
Readers OF THE TIMES going out of town
,or the spmmer can have THE TIMES mailed
10 them for fifty cents per month, postage
zee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

WHENEVER President Harrison. while on
one OF his tours, gets through making speech
from nis car platform. Private Secretary Hal
lord gives the signal, by means of an electric
neh' tor tho train to move on. In other words
'1g' presses the button aud the President
takes rest,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
The Eoyal Forester.

The Commissioner of Agriculture is in re-
ceipt Of letter from Gustav Leeshof, who
states that no was royal forester of Ger
many but that he was compelled 20 give up
the position on account of the severe military
service connected with it, aud writes TO know
if he can get employment in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

President HARRISON in his speech at Al
bany while on his way to Bennington. Vt.
expressed himself most emphatically against
free silver coinage. This will forever kill him
in the estimation of the Republican silver
mine bonanza kings Of the West. who would
like the Government to call every eighty
cents worth Of silver they produce dollar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

The Commissioner of Agriculture is sending
GU. an inquiry 10 the newspapers Of the State
20 know If they will comply with q reso-
luton Of tho Board of Agriculture at It's last
meeting requesting them TO publish such III
formation as tho board from time TO time
desires 10 communicate 10 the farmers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

THH German authorities on account of the
cutting of Of the supply Of rye by the Russian
embargo on that grain have determined that
the bread rations in the army shall hereafter
be of wheat This recalls the reply of the
French princess who on being told that the
people were clamorous because they could
got no bread suggested that they buy cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

AsuoRT time ago it WAS reported that "Old
Hutch" was insane. Now there can be no
doubt oft. lie is so crazy that he actually
picked up only day OF two ago 5000, 900 on
wheat IN Chicago. Such a man as that ought
by ali means TO be in an asylum-at least the
Chicago wheat bears think 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

INV and seductive restorative" under
the innocent name of "Uno" has been intro
duce1 into Maine and has greatly excited the
alarm of tho Prohibiuonists of that highly
moral State Of Blaine and Reed. The city
authorities If Lewiston. in response to apopu-
lar request, instituted an investigation into
the properties Of the new drink, and COM
mittee Of policemen were appointed to test it,
After giving it q thorough trial one night they
all appeared on duty next day and declared
that Uno was not intoxicating Now all
other citizens as well as the police can enjoy
to their hearts content the delicious beyer
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

THE American war ships in Chinese waters
have decided to join the French, English and
German squadions in a threatening naval
demonstration unless the Celestial authorities
make immediate reparation for injuries done
foreigners. 1t is feared though, that unless
the State Department secures such conces-
sions as will obviate the necessity for so des-
perate n venture the two American men-of-
war in those waters will founder as soon as
they find themselves in rough water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

CoMMrST1NG on the celebration Of the bat
tie Of Bennington and the celebration Of the
anniversary of the admission Of Vermont TO
the Union, the New York Tribune gives the
dates when each State joined the family Of
States. When it comes to West Virginia
however, it makes O great mistake. for it says
West Virginia came along in 1868" West
Virginia never did come along. 1t was VIC
lenty seized on and forced in while major
ity Of her people were away from home en-
gagged in fighting for their rights and Liberties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

As TO any news of the proceedings of the
secret sessions of the Farmers Alliance con
venton which was obtained and published
in this paper we have no apologies what
ever to make The mission of The TINES is
to give the public all the news. and if It sue
ceeded in obtaining exclusive information Of
the proceedings of body-which President
Polk admits is really political organization -
by eavesdropping. conversations or any
other way it could it is glad Of it. While in
telligent Alliance men may not have liked
being thus outwitted, they realized that it
was all done in fair fight between our re-
porters and themselves and appreciated our
enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

THE sugar production on which bounty
will be laid for the benefit of the planters is
now estimated. from the figures in the appli-
cations for bounty, at 100000 pounds of ma
pie a.. GOO 900 Of beet and over 100000 of
cane sugar With due allowance for over
estimates by producers the bounty will
amount to l1.OOO. OoO instead Of -, 100000, as
formerly estimated. This leads an exchange
to ask the pertinent question: What do the
farmers think Of this plan Of taxing the man
who grows potatoes to pay premium 10 the
man who has a sugar plantation, and taxing
the man who grows cotton for the benefit OF
bis neghbor who grows cane, and taxing the
man who grows corn for the benefit of his
neighbor who grows beets? What is the
particular merit in maple trees, cane and
beets over potatoes. cotton and corn?"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
FRIDAY. AUGUST q. 1891.
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUMMARY.

The closing session Of the State Farmers
Alliance lasted until early this morning.-Mr.
W. S. OdeIl and Miss Georgi anna Ellis and Mr..
J. A. Cheatham and Mrs. Sallie Prentiss were
married.-John Ahern will be buried.-Miss
Juidetia Bernicoh and Mr.. j. A. Epps were mar
ried.-Pickett Camp met.-Junior Order
United American Mechanics dedicate hail.
German American Association meet.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 4. Lochr celebrated their silver
wedding.
VIRGINIA.
Miss Lyman Of Charlotte, was slightly in
jured in runaway accident yesterday.-Sta-
ton Agent shewbridge, Of Rockbrldge county,
was knocked down and robbed yesterday.-
Mrs. Margaret Pugh, Of Rockbridge county,
died yesterday, aged one hundred and two
years.-1he twenty second annual convention
of the Virginia Colored Baptist Sundayschools
is in session in Norfolk-Bill Malone has
issued crculsr advising the Republicans TO
make no nominations for the Legislature this
falL-Mount Oliyet Methodist church, near
Danville was dedicated yesterday.--Ihe pro-
hibition contest in Stanton is waxing warm
Mrs. ISusan IHendrihsn, of Lynchburg, died
yesterday-mrs. Mary j. Trohey, Of Lynch
burg. was stricken with paralysis yesterday.
NEW YORK.
The Richmond Terminal has arranged with
bankers for any amount Of money they may
noed.-A dispatch from London says Warner
Miller is perfectly well."-Two hundred
steerage passengers have been detained at the
Barge Office charged with being paupers.-It
is conceded that Andrew ID. White will be nom-
mated by the Republican convention for Cover
nor of New York.-ColonelD Dan Lamont has been
in conference with ex-President Cleveland, and
it is believed that his campaign is fairly under
wav.-Advices from Chill state that the insur-
gents are incensed at the action OF the United
States in the Itata affair.
GENERAL.
Frank c. Alfny, the Hanover IN. H. outlaw
was captured yesterday.--George A. Gilligan,
charged with bigamy, was arrested III New York
yesterday.-Thomas b. Hill died suddenly at
Greenyille, S. c., yesterday-Colonel A. X.
Mcclure. of the Philadelphia Times, has ac-
cepted an invitation TO deliver an address at the
Raleigh Exposition.--The acting Secretary Of
State says our interests in China are being pro-
tected.-The cloudburst near Vienna has
proven more disastrous than at first reported.
The holy coat was exhibited to the public
At Troves yesterday.--Germany has protested
against the treatment Of foreigners in China
Il +. Livingston was elected president of
the Georgia Farmers Alliance yesterday
Canada's wheat crop is very abundant one.
Smyrna times., 1891-12-16
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Sna1'a'N0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. 16, 1891
Periodicals.

The Century Magazine 1.-THE Century
Company, New York; for December,
appears in a Christmas cover, and both
in illustrations and reading matter cell
ebrates the season. Among the Illus
trations are the "HOly Family" by Du
mond; "The Shephers," by Lerolle;
1.-The AnnunciatiOn, by Lepage; and
"Holy Night" by Won Uhde. The
seasonable stories begin with 1.-THE
Christmas Shadrach," by Frank r.
Stockton. The reader will probably
agree with Mr.. Stockton's power of in
vention has not begun to fail yet.
Then we have the Rapture of Hetty,"
by Mary Hallock Foote; "A Christ
mas Fantasy" by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich and "Wulfy, a Waif'' by Vida
d. Scudder. In addition to this Christ
mas reading there are four illustrated
articles of general interest. There is
also a collection of hitherto unpublished
letters in regard to sherman and the
San Francisco Vigilantes," and Angus
tus Jay Dubois discusses ''Silence and
Immortality" DIR. S. Weir Mitchell
begins a serial entitled "Characteris-
tics" and 1.-THE Naulahka" is cOntin-
ued.
ScriBner's Magazine Charles Serb
ner's Sons, New York; for December
bears a green Christmas tree on it's
cover. The frOntispiece is a sturdy
drawing by Howard Pyle, of this city,
entitled 1.-THE first Christmas Tree y
The drawing is full of the sombre at
mosphere of the old German forests
1t accompanies the Rev. DR.. Henry
Van Dykes story of 1.-THE Oak of Gels
mer"-a great tree, dedicated to Thor,
which fell before the sharp axe of Win.
frid of England on the night when he
taught his German kinsmen how to
celebrate Christmas in the Christian
manner. There are three illustrated
papers of more than ordinary interest
-"Afoat ON the Nile" by f. H. and
E. w. Blashfeld; "a Painter of Beau
tiful Dreams" by Harold Frederic
and "The Land of POGO Tempo" BY
Charles F. Lummiss. The land o.
pretty Soon" is New Mexico. The
major part of the rest of the number is
made up of short stories.
Smyrna times., 1891-12-16

To MAKE CHRISTMAS CAKEs.-Here
is an excellent recipe from the Decem.
Der Ladies Home Journal, which is
guaranteed to make thoroughly sat
isfactory Christmas cake, provided
always, the directions are carefully
followed. One pound each, of sugar,
butter, citrons and currants; two
of raisins, seeded, one and one-half
pounds of flour, two-thirds of cup of
currant jelly, twelve eggs, one tea
spoonful of soda, same of salt, dash
each of cayenne pepper and black
pepper and one cupful of molasses.
Divide the -four into two parts into
one part put one teaspoonful of CHINA
mon. one nutmeg, grated, one-fourth
teaspoonful of cloves, and twO-thirds
tea-spoonful of all-spice. Mix fruit
with other half of -four. Cream the
butter and sugar, add the eggs, we'll
beaten, dissolve the soda in warm
water, and stir in the molasses. Mix
all well together and put in pans lined
with buttered paper. This will make
two large loaves. Bake in moderate
oven for two hours.
Smyrna times., 1891-12-16

A number of ladies 10 Washington
have formed an association for the pur.
pose Of training colored girls and women
between Is and 80 years Of age In the
duties of house servants, seamstresses
laundresses and cooks. The domestic
and culinary services rendered ia the
South by the past generation of colored
women, is now only a memory, but
there is no reason why it should not
again be heard of, and an industrial
school such as that suggested, might
have a practical OutcOme,
Smyrna times., 1891-12-16

Edison has promised a good deal,
and he has accomplished much that he
has promised but not all. He now
proposes to run a railway train between
Milwaukee and Chicago, during the
Worlds Fair, at a speed of 100 miles
an hour by his new electric motor.
By bis invention two pounds of coal
will do the work of six with present
appliances. He says the plant will
not cost as much as the cable system.
We are waiting. What we want now
is an improved motor to run printing
presses. One that will not give out
Just when it is most needed.
Smyrna times., 1891-12-16

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Miles, in discovering his New Heart Cure,
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ard many unexpected cures effected Ii
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spell, oppression, swelling of ankles
smotbering and heart drOpsy. DR.. Miles
book on Heart and Nervous Diseases, free
The unequaled New Heart Cure is sold BY
J. Wesley Denney, also his Restorative
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