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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Dimes save. DolIars.

A new dress or SUIT costs from ten to
fifty dollars. But Diamond Dye Ill
color the last seasons clothes TO look
like new for q trifilng sum.
There are forty kinds of these dyes.
making any shade desired, but the fast
blacks are especially serviceable at this
season.
They make colors that will not fade
or crock. and perfect, fast to washing
with soap.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
-He~ to COR. All sh,s Ds..s.-..-

Simply apply 'swayrE's 0sTsrST! .
No internal medicine required. Cures
tetier. eczema. itch, all eTuptions On
the face, hands, ncse, etc, leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed fy no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for ewArSE's ONT
NEsT."
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

In the case, ~ Thomas Taylor W..
John 2. Andrews. asspmpsst. the plea
of the defendant was Withdrawn and
= Judgment rendered FOR the plaintiff
of es1o.t2 ar3 costs. The suEt was
f~ou~ht to collect the above amount
atsfrow>'l Nv rae latter and secured bv
n proneS<ory note.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Frank Stang vs.. Jocob Kusterer, re-
plevin; judgement for plaintiff of six
cents and costs.
William Sears, Samuel Sears, Stephen
Sears VS.. Ida A. Mitchell, assumpsit;
judgment for plaintiff of Sl3,795 and
costs.
Miles ]. Norton vs.. Lewis q. Dunton,
assumpsit; arguments made and case
submitted.
Waiter A. Wood Moving Machine
Company vs.. Joseph w. Oliver, assump-
sit; continued until next term by con-
sent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Spatts (to bis grocer)-You seem an
cry. Mr.. Peck.
Peck am. The inspector Of weights
and measures has inst been in.
"Ha, ha! He caught you giving fifteen
ounces to the pound, did hey"
Worse than that He said I'd been
giving seventeen. New York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE


a. were lll-ireated. Before such law
eAssees1. llse uis1elSlis asEc osVes.t. -
eo.4tAcs " IL many ehliarea WHO ~ oall
s1..ao - ote.ly oeeoale eIs.aAaAls Ia tlvy
s.ere aot removed from Tie initesnea vi
their parents Today, amons the
bfl.ntest anu best eAAidren Vi sA1s state
scnoo4 are from this class
Tie effort OF the state 10 do this
siouose duty oi resullS children IRON
the criminal class ana adding them 10
the other class, Is a noble one, ana VIII
be more 50 ia the future. Eighty per
cent VI the children who 20 out front
our reform schools leave them with
their faces turned toward the light"
The report vi the reformatory insti-
tutlons OF the State Of June 30. 1880,
Was read, and passing glance Was
made at the institutions Tor the blind
and the dumb. .i--ns.si--iai
Miss Sara A. Mains, who has q
sehooa at Dutton, said her institution
was a faith institution entirely. We
have about twenty children who are
entirely without support, and We have
never asked a man a dollar. We ask
God, not man. Our cellar just now
- full, but we have often seen the
time when we didn't know where the
next meal was coming from Ii costs
over $1,000 a year To support our
institution. We have about thirty
students usually, and we take in That
class OF children that the state viii
not take. We take girls who live
out. from II years old and up, aud
who do not know where they Wal
go next. Most OF our students go out
working Christians. We have n
commercial course, dressmak-
ing course, a singing course. We
behave In a continual reviving spirit.
not IN taking an occasional visit from
the Lord, but IN having Him live with
az all the time. / believe in having a
Heaven here to go to Heaven In"
Miss Mains is an ordained minister
of the Baptist free-wili denomination.
and was al. one time in tine Bcrea Col
lege In Kentucky.
John Holcomb told OF his expert
ence as county agent for unruly chu-
firen. and made a strong plea Tor the
State to care for her weak-mtnded
children. for those who are not cap
able Of taking care OF themselves.
The crying necessity for such an
institution was discussed by Miss Bart
lett. Mr.. Storrs, Mss Tupper. Mr..
Daniels and Mr.. Sunderland.
1t was moved and carried that a
committee OF three, consisting of Y.
A. Maynard. Daniel Rowan and +.
r. Brownson. be appointed TO confer
with the State Board of Corrections
and Charities on this subject.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Superior Court.

HON. =. A. BURLISGAME. JUDGE
The city of Grand Rapids vs.. Stephen
Weiden, in chancery; hearing resumed
and judges decision to be announced
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Ox.terr md CLAIMS.

Possibly oysters aud clans cannot
comprehend the cut in prices on our
Ito order shlrts," but men of inteIli-
gence can. Only two weeks more.
GRAND RAPIps Custom SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, l9 and 81 S. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
r,a,h. Are Cheap

At the new barber chop of J. +.
Knapp, ~ Pearl-st.. the price being re-
duced 10 10 cents and there are none
better in the city. Everything in the
tonsorial roorss and bath rooms 10 first
class. Patronage invited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Five thousand yards of Tapestry
Brussels carpet will be closed out at
once st 80 cents per yard. A great
chance to purchase fine carpeting at
very low price. SMITH N SAxrnRp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

In thousands of cases the cure OF a
cough is the preventive OF fconsumption.
The sprest cough medicine in the world
is DIR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee OF salts
faction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Pat Killen the
well known pugilist who recently de-
feated Bob Ferguson in prize fight for
s., 600 died at his home in this CITY this
evening of erysipelas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
A s;omparsson.

The following incident occurred in q
Medford school:
A class in grammar was reciting. and
one OF the younger boys was asked to
compare ''sick. he began thoughtfully.
''Sick. paused while his brain struggled
with the problem. then finished trium-
phantly. "Sick. worse. dead. d."-Hsrpers
Bazaar
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Circuit Court-Rart III.


HON. ALLEN C. ADsTr, JUDGE.
People va. Ephram Kenyon, assault
and battery, verdict guilty.
People vs. Charles Gardner, bastardy;
on trial.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

For Rheumatism. Lumbago, Neural
gia, Cramp and Colo there Is no RENE
dy superior to the genuine DIR. Thomas
Eclectric OIL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The above refers TO the cut prices on
our line of "shirts 10 order" Only two
weeks more.
GRAND RArrDs Custom SHIRT Co.
McMullen block, l9 and 81 $. Division.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
snider's home made C.r.ur.

snider's home made CArsur for sale
by sll grocers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

The young ladies of the Second-st.
NJ. L. Church VIII give an entertain
ment from Will Carleton aud oyster
supper Thursday evening, I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Do not fail to attend the opening ex-
hibit oil paintings at Miss Margaret Me-
Quillen's studio. room l9, Wonderly
building, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Lily white.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture OF -four.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

eEth~i sas Always s@sx shst she -
ne~~d sss 80 esrn wshh . mss~soe N
r.ssrn s~~~sssss snd q spvssss sss
49, rt9ht
sEpd>~~f~
Yes ~. 80 essv4s1 . mtafeesgS
en- s--Ss~ Tsrh ts~N
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CRY MILLING Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

....;.;.s ,oino on here. and great iot sale
ti'i1'.S il,. a. vertised in the suburban. lo"i
tI VI Vp;ia;b for the 10Th 10 sd inclusive. tnue
o =, III 49,, only three real estate agencleS'
t W. H. ,uornifcent improvements ana au-
" ~ w g 6ilworth-whch Is Immediately
Vsn'a 49,, ,ba corporation line OF the city,
",'Jp'" &c steady advance IN all rea
a." as,a+o il strikes me with astonlsn-
80 u9e,t'' Under like circumstances IN
W;rI,;ria there would be a swarm or OustilnS
saii7,ws here that would make things hVeiy::
Int his i not boom. 1t Is the outcome, OF
natural forces and not fictitious values lneie
is money here though for some I'VE real estate
mon If they Just knew IT,. CHARLOTTE Is TIea I.
pold mining centre. and VIII ieu soilc'niuES
- i IN nv next am tempted TO close with
the Irish bull that Charlotte IS the oisse9'
town for its size | ever saw ,.
The first day of the State Choral Associ9-
tion was a Grand success III point or attehu-
once and musical exercises. and consisted or
matinee and night programme. Inc grahu
auditorirm of six thousand capacity, was
6lled with the elite of North Carolina. Inc
musical talent Of the State was ranked
three hundred strong upon the stage IN
tuIl dress and presented such an array OK
talent and picture of loneliness as Is seluoll
seen. The sOlOists were al rom aoIoau'
Miss Jennie Duttef. soprano was laNoIIte'
while Miss Marion Weed. OF New YORK con-
tralto charmed every one with her
eleoant voice. her beauty and queen
" carriage Mr.. J. II. Mclean, the
leader of the association. was presented AT
the close of the meeting by Captain Armlsleau
BurweH with a magnificent gold watcn IN pc
balf If the citizens of Charlotte. While the
.Lo7,s we're singing their last song the au-
dience rose and applauded yOclferously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

The Cold snap-RecOvery Of the Record Book
of Pohick Church.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May Especial. Last
night the temperature fell, and to-day stoves
have been a-going again and overcoats have
returned Early in the morning it was very
cloudy. and about o'clock there was spit"
of snow.
Lee Camp at its meeting last night
decided 20 decorate the graves of the Confed
crate dead as last year by committees and
merely march from the headquarters 10 the
monument in body, where the chaplain Will
offer an invocation. This viii be on Monday
the 25th instant, and there will be no otner
display.
The Second Presbyterians held delightful
sociable at their church tonight. The fea-
lures were the pretty decorations. music and
Rotations by Master Earl Van Auken.
1t will be remembered that about five years
ago the late DIR. Philip Slaughter. the histori-
ographer of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
while visiting in the North, discovered the old
record book of Pohick church. with
entries as Ear back as 1882, and
which. among other things, show Gen
eral Washington "A vestryman and church.
warden Mt various times for twenty years from
1862 The book was evidently stolen by
Yankees during the late unpleasantness, when
they infested all this region roundabout
and the venerable doctor got 1t back
without much trouble. he saying he'd ask
40 questions as to its removal, and would
COMPENSATE the holder. To-day the vestry
of Patrick church met, and the book was
turned over to them by Mrs. Slaughter. 1t
has been deposited in the safe at Mount Ner
non, subject TO the demands of the yestry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
WILLIAAfSBURG.
Republican observation-disclosures the
ParrIcido, Sent to the Asylum.


ParrIcido, Sent to the Asylum.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May Especial. !
The Republican convention 10 nominate can
aidates for county Offices met at Toano. IN
James City county. Yesterday at II o'clock NJ
and put up the following ticket For Treas
urer John NJ Dawson, cOlOred for Sheriff,
Geo. H. Richardson; for Commonwealth At
torney, Archibald G. Peachy; for Commissioners
of the Revenue for the county. Thomas l..
Marston. The nominees are all in Office now,
The convention was very quiet and was pre-
sided over by Robert a. Watkins, colored;
Thomas J. McCTackeu. recently tired IN
Fredericksburg for the murder OF his father
and acquitted upon the testimony Of experts,
who declared that they believed him insane,
arrived at the asylum here yesterday. ne
was in charge of Special-O1icer Blo1tole' anu
as he drove up our streets the pSrIl-
eide was smoking o cigar. ana seemed 10
regard the stares Of the curious with perlect
Indifference When he arrived at the asylum
ne was. of course. locked up. and seemed
perfectly we'll satisfied with his surroundings.
In the language of an official Of the institute;
He talked AS rational as any one, and lkdld
not see anything crazy about him.
Our city council met yesterday afternoon IN
special session 20 consider the application OF
Mr.. Thomas II. Cross, the agent of the Postal
Telegraph Company, for permission 20 erect
his telegraph poles IN ctr streets. Mr. Gross
appeared before the council ana stated MS
case. but no action was taken, except 10 ap-
point committee 10 consider the matter and
10 report TO the council on Saturday night
next
The York County Republican Convention
has Just put up the following ticket for officers
in that county TO be voted for at the coming
election: For Treasurer William Lackey;
Sheriff, j. Gregory Spencer; Commonwealthss
Attorney. w. ii. Power; Commissioner OF
Revenue. -- Redcross (colored). The prob
abilities are that this ticket will be elected.
Mr. Richard c. Thompson, of Washington,
d. c., a nephew of Mr.. p. Montague Thomp-.
son. Of this place. has been here TOR several
DAYS as the guest of his uncle. Yesterday
both of these gentlemen spent very pleasant
day at Carter's Grove on James river, as the
guest of DIR. +. G. Booth.
DR.. James ID. Moncure. superintendent of
the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, left yesterday
for Washington, ID. c.. to attend the Conven-
ton of Superintendents of Insane Asylnms OF
the United States. which is now in session.
The recently elected officers Of our Good
Templar lodge were duly installed last night
by Lodge Deputy Il. C. Maclean. Rev: Z. I.
Warren made very neat little speech IN ac-
ceptiEg the post of chief templar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
UNION rs. NON-UNION.
The Two Factions Engage In a Melee With
Serious Results.

CLEVELAND, o., May 5.-The trouble on the
lumber docks has broken out afresh. An en-
counter between union and non-union lumber
showers took place this morning at the mills
and the company's docks. The non-uniun
men went out TO work without police prOtec-
ton. and were soon surrounded by "a crowd OF
union men. who told them that if they did not
quit work they would Doe made To- cult The
men are working IN the hold Of q lumber
barge and all came out but one colored work
man. who was finally persuaded at the point
of "a revolver While the excitement was nc
its height some small boys on the edge OF the
crowd began throwing stones. and tins st
both union and non-uniOn men on edge. and
each blaming the other for the stone
throwing the lighting began.
The union cohorts being the larger soon
put the other lumber showers 10 fight. and IN
the melee George Rudd a non-union work
man, was knocked senseless with q brick. He
was carried into an adjoining backsmth-shOp
and finally came 10 life. He bled protuseiy
and an ambulance being sent for he was
taken 10 HurOn-street hospital. Another
man was badly hurt, but his name could not
be learned before his friends had dragged him
q to place of safety. The mill carpenter $
have also struck, out Of sympathy for the
showers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Political Farmers Warehouse
Purchased-General and Personal.


PETERSBURG. Va, May Especial. The
Democrats of Nottoway county held a con-
yention at the county courthouse yesterday
TO nominate county officers. The conven-
ton. which was composed Of twenty-four
delegates, met at o'clock IN the afternoon
and adjourned about o'clock. The cOnven-
ton made the following nominations For
Treasurer. j. l.. Powell, of Portland the
present sheriff Of the county; for Common
wealth's Attorney. j. NJ. Morton, of Burke
Vile: for Sheriff r. n Hardaway of Black
stone: for Commissioner Of Revenue ii. q.
Clampitt, OF Crewe.
Th6 Republicans of Sussex county have
made he following nominations: For Sheriff,
George (,rizzard: for Treasurer JOhn Jarrett;
for Commonwealth Attorney, Samuel Drew
~; for Commissioner OF Revenue Il. /. Ma
son The Democrats of the same county have
made the following nominations. For Sheriff,
Lucius Neayes; Tor Treasurer. A. DObie: for
Commonwealth Attorney. William Is. Cooke;
for Commissioner of Revenue, Mr.. jackson.
The Farmers warehouse on Sycamore
street has been purchased by Messrs. Percival
Il Field. who for the past ten years or more
have been the inspectors at West Hill ware
house. The price paid for the property was
$1,000
Captain A. r. Hobbs. of Prince George
county, had mule, valued al 500, killed On
yesterday by a tree falling on 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

mines 81 the Miller Manual Labor School ond
Tantops Academy Yesterday afternoon was
attended by a large crowd from tho Uni
yersity Charlottesville and surrounding
county at the grounds Of the latter school.
The Participants were the yictors, ana mus
in part redeemed themselves from tho crush
ing defeat from the HANDS of the mountain
bows last week. The game was very interest
ing throughout, and at times exciting score
by innings:
Pantops. 3 0 O 3 o 3 O. ID
Miller School. 0 % !
Batteries: Miller School, Bashaw brothers;
Panttps, Rhea and Echols.
Mr.. John 8. Patton. Of the Jehersonian,
this city. accompanied by Mr.. Clarence Camp
Of Norfolk, leaves this moaning for New iqrk'
from whence they will sW on the 6th LOT LtN-
erpool. Mr. Patton expects to be absent I"r
six months. and will visit number OF the
many places of note and interest in Europe.
During his absence he will write at intervals
letters TO several prominent papers or tins
country. The agent at this place for the dill
ferent steamship lines reports greater mum
Der Of people visiting the Old Worid az ms
season than ever known before. Among
others who will sail shortly arc the Rev. Mr.
Neve. rector Of ST. Pauls church, Ivy depot
Mr.. John Greave and wife, also of Ivy. who
will sail for Liverpool, on the 18th OF May;
Mr.. S Owens Swaffield. Of Lindsay's. on the
Nieestic. on the 9th Mr. Adolph Russow.
superintendent Of the Monticello Wine Com
pany of this city. on the 2sth for Hamburg.
number of others expect to sail at an early
day.
Charlottesville Lodge, No. 4s2, Independent
Order Good Templars, installed its officers
for the ensuing term last night II. T. Ed
wards, chief templar; Miss Lula Dillard' wee
templar: &. NJ Bibby. recording secretary;
w S. Beazly, financial secretary; ". Perley,
treasurer: Mrs Fannie Wilhoite. chaplain j.
G. Mckenzie. past chief templar W. A. IT.
wing. marshal; Miss Nellie Dobbs, assistant
marshal: Spencer Jackson, guard Wesley
Becks. sentinel; Miss Nellie Kline, organist;
Il ID IL 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
pnrnell Causes a Split Hero.

New YORK, May 5-There is trouble in the
Irish League OF this city. arising out Of the
Parnell matter Recently a portion Of the
Municipal Council met and adopted resOlu-
tons in favor Of lIr Parnell. This meeting
President Gleason declared unauthorized and
illegal. II was announced that "A Municipal
League was 10 hold a meeting this evening
and this brings forth card from Mr. Gleason,
in which be declares that at present NJ NUM-
cipal Council exists. the last council expiring
by limitation January lst, and the meeting
10 be held tonight is illegal. Mr.. Gleason
saws no shall not order an election Of the new
council until more satisfactory condition Of
affairs obtains in Ireland in order to save the
League from disgrace and turmoil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
FOUNDING or GENERAL EARLY.
Yesterday the Twenty Eighth Anniversary
Death Of Mr.. Old-Other News.

LYYcHBUBG. Va, May Especial. To-day
is the twenty-eighth anniversary of the wound
inc Of General Jubal A. Early on the retreat of
the Confederate forces from Williamsburg.
He was wounded in the shoulder. and Is now
in fine health and yigor in the seventy-fourth
year of his age.
Mr.. George w. Old. Sr., one Of the oldest
and most highly respected residents of Am
herst county. died on SUNDAY at the advanced
ace of eighty-six years. His wife preceded
him 10 the grave but few weeks ago, and he
is survived 10y five children and number of
grandchildren. lie was good man, ana
will be much missed IN the community.
The residence of Mr.. Van TaliaterrO
former prominent resident OF this city, but
now of Roanoke was destroyed by fire last
night though most of the furniture was
saved in damaged condition. The property
was insured for ~ 800, which will nearly cover
the loss.
The new Catholic church at Clifton Forge,
recently completed. will be dedicated next
Sunday. The choir Of the Church of the
Holy Cross Of this city viii, together with
several Baltimore yocaIists, furnish music on
the occasion. 4 number of distinguished
ciergymon viii be present and take part IN
the exercises.
Mr. Edward Atkinson. the noted economist
and statisticlau Of Boston accompanied by
several other prominent gentlemen. passed
through this city yesterday afternoon on
tour of inspection Of the Southwest, stopping
at Roanoke Radford, Bristol. Big Stone Gap
and other points of interest, after which they
will visit Knoxville. Chattanooga South
Pittsburg and the Sequatchee VALLEY and will
finally return TO Washington after visiting
Chattanooga and Ashevlle. On this visit the
noted gentleman will follow the lines OF the
territory which he has described as the future
iron sites OF the world and makes Southwest
Virginia the centre.
Lizzie Langly, noted character in this
CITY, died suddenly last night at her residence
on Tenth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06
NORFOLK & WESTERN WRECK.
One Nan Killed And Another Seriously
Injured Near Norfolk.
IN UNPRECIpLED DOCTORS CRIME
Woman Outraged Near brakes Branch by
aPhvsician--Deatho OF Mr.. George Old
From over the State.

NoHro1K. VA, May 5.--ISpecial.l-A wreck
occurred on the Norfolk and Western road at
fuckers siding. ten miles west of this city.
about midnight last night caused by col
lision Of two freight trains. One Of the trains
standing on the main track was run into from
the rear by another, the engine of the latter
being derailed and hurled down the embank-
ment. and fifteen or more cars wrecked.
Engineer Cook escaped by jumping but fire.
man J. Schawback was caught in the crash,
and is perhaps fatally injured. An unknown
white man who was stealing ride was IN
stantly killed wrecking force cleared the
track to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-06

Democratic Primary Nominations-General
and Personal Mention.

NEWPORT News. VA. May Especial. J.
The Democratic primary to nominate county
officers for Warwick county was held yester-
day. As far as the results have been deter
mined at this writing the following were
nominated. Commissioner of Revenue W. F.
Ballard Sheriff. E. w. Milstead; Clerk of
Court, J. ii. Ham incumbent by appoint
ment); Treasurer, j. NJ Curtis Gncumbent).
very close between A. G. Garrett and +. S.
Robinson, and is not at this writing deter
mined
Or. J. NJ. Pitcher of Petersburg, spent yes
terday in Newport News He filled the pulpit
Of the Baptist church Of Hampton Sunday.
Mcssrs. George b. West. +. T. Ivy and VI.
l.. Wood left this morning for Birmingham,
Ala They viii be absent about ten days.
Colonel Carter NJ Braxton, one OF our lead
ing and most popular business men, has been
confined to his bed for several days.