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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
PATRIOTIC WORE.

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slsvery sn1 fsvors Aner,c>a Industrial rnde-
pendepee secured thrcnsh the peiscy OF r-p>
ssrsion. sacsiz read the soc-nsass pushshsa
by the Ansrsssn Protective Tair LAa<ss. A
patriotic cisIzsn h Is your ss,y to per. tb.se
documents IN the bsnss Of your frsen4. They
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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

lts Wonderful Influence In Old Time CA1s
ifornia.
The vigilance committee was . new
departure in the Jurisprudence Of the
world. II raay be called q compromise
between the regular course of law and
the ection of tho people without regard
to officers of the law. It was seizing
upon the forces of . mob, arrestirg
them In their mad course, Harvesting
them quietly and utilizing their powers
in regular form, systematically, coolly
and deliberately. It was demonst-a-
ton, says writer IN Century, that had
never before been made, and 1t was left
to California To make it-while the law
was lying dormant on the one hand. and
trampled down and disgraced on the
other, the people-the power OF all gov
ernment in our system-determined to
execute in legal form what their serv-
ants had neglected or ignored. While
they loved and rcvered the law, respect
ed, upheld and applauded its faithfuf
servants. they condemned the faltering
and scorned the false and faithless ad-
ministrators. In 1851 it cleared the
country Of Sydney ex-convicts and all
the worst elements of the criminal
classes. In 1855 it saved San Francisco
from the rule Of mob OF political out
casts, ballotbox suffers and . recent
immigration Of other criminals. In
1877, in the same place, the same peo-
pie under different conditions, and yet
in some regards similar, finding danger
from much the same elements, but on .
more formidable scale, determined to
act under the law. The state govern
ment was in better hands than in 1881
and 1856; the city government was IN
better hands; the country generally
was in better condition. The influence
of the vigilance committee OF 1866 had
continued and prevailed al the time.
The ethics of the state were of higher
order than at the earlier date. The
early experiences were valuable to In.
dividuals as we'll as to the masses, and
when called up for self government the
people again demonstrated . capacity
that has few parallels.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
TEE state grange. through iss execr

TEE state grange, through its execu-
tive committee, Is arrase against free
coinage. The grangers are beginning
to real ze the folly Of dsbbling IN mat
ters entirely foreign TO their organiza-
ton. The alliance men will learn the
lesson so soon a. they shall break away
from the sharks who pose ~ leaders.
Ia nine cases out Of ten these leaders
are selfish, sordid. tricky mountebank,
who plav upon the ignorance and pre-
JUDGE OF the farmers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

FoR one who has no love for IL, there
is no work any harder to do than to
take care OF old people. There are 90
many tying features about the work
that too much can not be said in praise
Of those who voluntarily devote their
lives 10 il. and who do il without any
thought of perso nal gain. Such women
are the Little Sisters OF the Poor, who
hsvs established the home for the aged
and the infirm on Lafayette street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

ToNoRsow's paper will b unusually
bright and attractive. The special Illus.
trstsd articles are Of more than usual
interest. Among the distines local fsa-
tnres viii be . description Of "Bsrn.
It's Tower, Church and Bears" by q
Grsua Rapids tourist, and . dsscrip.
ton Of Grand Rapids Baby Farm, one
of ths comparatively unknown ye,
thriving institutions Of the city. Their
will be vide variety of local, general,
secretly aud theatrical news
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

ASrr-cAPrrAL punishment men will
find . strong illustration in support OF
their position in the case of the ten
men sentenced TO death in South
Carolina, who were saved BY the con-
fession Of the real murderer. Still, the
men were not hanged. and the real
criminal will doubtless be made to ex-
plate his crime. This Is . case where
ten innocent men will escape and the
guilty one must suffer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
sIpDY HELPED THE DOCTOR.

Her Homeiy Common Sense c.me In
Handy In an Emergency.
Two eminent physicians OF tho em.
piro state were entertaining each Other
with bits Of experience In the parlor OF
the Arlington, eays the st. Louis Globe.
Democrat. Said the latter: Zone very
valuable point in surgery was given me
by IN Irish servant girl, under circum.
stances that ! cannot well forget.
had q patient suffering from rnelal.
cholia. Several times he had developed
. suicidal tendency, and / was sum.
moned in haste to save his life. Find.
ing within his reach no implement Of
destruction the unfortunate had talsr
from the wall a glass thermometer,
chewcd it into bits and swallowed it.
Following this, he ate couple OF silver
thimbles and ended his meal with 9
paper Of pins. The afsrighted house
hold. wife and daughters. were a5ou,
the bed when I arrived. They had sue
ceeded In overpowering the poor man
pudi were frantically attempting with
silver forks and KNIVES to pry open the
tightly clenched jaws of the mauiac
Just as crossed the threshold Bridge,
ran in, screaming: "Fait.,. doctor. il
yc'd have him open his mouth jus,
hould his nose"
Fancy Florida oranges 25c ger down.
KnLE.x's GRocERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Just now the all absorbing question is what to
select for Christmas Gifts. Much careful thought
is given in deciding what presents will be most ap-
propiate to the need fancies of those whom you
wish s remember. The kindly thought represented
by each token of remembrance is the chiefest charm
of this Christian custom Useful gifts result in
more induring good, and of such We give an ex-
tended list
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

LEADING iron men unite in the pre-
cicnon that nexi year viii be one OF
uaexanpled activity in the iron and
steei business. The fruits of the Nc
Kinley bill are apparent in every Indus
try. Times are exceedingly good at
present and the promise for the future
10 inspiring.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

ne tramp mad been armed wifh dyna-
mite IL 10 prsosbie that the original
thrust into tas street wsuli nave sent
ala along tas road MS New York PR
totype took AT al events his receP-
ton and exit should DC adopted as the
-tzadAsd 70 be followed IN all such
eaSas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
wllo HoRsEa

pssss Assx.s,s Ten - rseDssavO WH
p~sessr~se Fsss rssse~-
Msny. nsny years go . sAip isAes
~ith spsnish horses ~snt sahpre en sks
SANS ef chsncot>s(os isssnA - ~
eses~~n shore ~ Virginia. sayS ~
Rider ard Driver We man hesws wh<
th~ ship went ashore ~ What pers
sailed frova - how many hcrsee we-I
saved n i kncwn. hcs~~~ev. shst ~
ths sxfrxEe e<iGp of CAfnoeoongue
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

IT il reported that ex-confederats sol.
diers will hold . mem oral benefit en-
tertairment to raise funds to help the
New Workers build the Grant monu-
nert. Will New York be 90 shameless
as to accept,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

THE Gould party is now trying to
bear stocks 10 cover its "shorts." 1t is
reported that il will raid the market to
depress values and lower quotations.
and to do 30 is borrowing large blocks
OF stock. If Jay Gould shall suffer a
pinch IN money matters, 1t will be hailed
with unfeigned delight by all classes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

"TlfE GRAND OLp NAN" in . speech
before the National Liberal Federation
IN London yesterday morn.ng, adv
Gated the shortening OF hours for labor.
and local self-government for Ireland
His vigor is unin paired.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

John Aidrink. operator of ripsaw in
Sweets factory, had the two middl,
fingers OF his left hand terribly iac-r
ated yesterday by coming IN contac'
with the saw. The attending surgeon
thinks that with careful treatment anl.
putatlou will not be necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

The report from London indicates
that the English Bull and Russian
Bear are at last engaged IN actual con-
hict. II this shall turn out to be An
other "picnic party" public confidence
will be rudely shaken again. Russia.
stricken by famine. is lily prepared for
war and England cannot afford to
spill blood for . small strip of frontier.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

BANK COMMISSIONERS SHERWOOD sayr
that We need bank laws ''oscause msu
are dishonest and ssitsh." That Is =
pretty good rsason Why We need an,
kind OF laws.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

The Marquis of Durerin, At one time
governor general of Canada mas been
appointed Her Nsj~sty's ambassador
to the capital OF the French republic
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
HauakeychieS..

OF these We have the larces. assort-
ment of CSC, SOC, 75c and 81 goods
ever shown in this city. In the
finer goods we show many qualities
and styles. Do not fail to examine
our stock Of these goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

AILLs thinks that there is deal OF
ehaff N TIE promising wheat offered
before the speakrrshio con test. Ths
glory Of Toga viii not neal MS
wounds.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Topaz fair, westerly winds, s.ation
AIRY temperature IN southern, LlSntiy
warmer IN northern porloa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

SJEKRY sINrsss will rsceiv ris,-
nas presents IN nis new plus san
IA Claus will not descend TO depes.t his
toys for the Kansas stztesman in shoes
worn without stockings.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

We invite all upon one common ground of in
terest-where the variety is adequate to supply the
demands and indulge the taste of rich and poor alike
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Umbrellas.

These are leading feature Of our
Holiday Goods. We have just re-
ceived eome elegant ssyles; not er-
pensive. but Get enough 70 make
them appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Our st Alton. Illinois. tramp en-
tered the ofice Of toe millionaire
president Of the Iiiinsis xlsss works snd
smulsnas the Sage bomb-thro~er de-
nsndsa . cool ~ ,oco, 600 "a gold The
hoeskesper grabbed h;n hy the nspe
ef the neck sni another convenient
portton OF his wardrobe and hurled
him. ike . cstspaIs. INTO the street.
Re pursued hins ard delivered .eversl
~esldirecsea kicks, winch tcss sfscs
where he isss sesz<d hlr. TIE tramp
hari-esly arranged % sepsrs sns tas
ssxkksseer rs.arasa % As aess. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

orrrx good citizens of Detroit are try.
ina to agree upon sonne kind II . pres-
eat for the new cruiser. recently
launched. which eears the name of
their cisy. About every thing from .
Gag to business block. has been sug.
gesGed ~ sn appropriate memento.
Ths Journal proposes that . silver
water service be selected. This would
make . handsome glft IL the cruiser
we're named FOR Grand Rapids. our
furniture men would furnish sts cabins
with tns finest furniture IN ths world
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Fans

Our supply Of these goods will give
70 our customers the opportunity
of indulgipg their tasic TO any ey-
tent We don't expect 10 sell all
of them; the assortment - 10 ex-
tensive TO admit OF Il, but anyone
can be suited.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Wool Dress Goods !:

Pattern suits in large variety including both the
practically inexpensive and the more elaborate
effects. Yard goods at all prices. An elegant
line of evening shades in Wool Crepes and
Henricttas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Gloves

We place on sale tomorrow morning a large quantity
of Kid Gloves, including all the latest novelties and
staple goods for street and evening wear These
were especially selected for the Holiday trad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Hosiery

We have just received an extensive line of Silk
Hosiery. In various styles and prices. The color
assortment includes all the latest shades that
shown in dress goods Special prices for Holiday
trade Also complete assortment of Ladies and
Chdren's Cashmere, Lise and Cotton Hosiery.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Men.s Furnishing Goods.

II is. usually somewhat OF al
enigma what to buy for . man.
onr suggestion j. buy hIm any or
ali otshe following articles and he
will he pl-ssed: Gloves. ifose,
underwear, Dress Shirts. Collars
and Cufis. Tics, SILK scaTfs and
Hsnckerchisfs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
CAoaks and SAawks !:

Our stock of these goods is rcpletc with al tn
latest designs of the season. 4 iui assortment o
sizes, an endless variety to select from
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
THuas1aOe4y ::

All styles and qualities. LADIES' and Chldren's
Combination Suits and seperate garments Larg-
est assortment, lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

oAns aAa sUsDAys oas ysAr.-s $500
DAILf aaS SUNDAY. Three Asaths i-Ss
sISDAfs One fsar.------...--------.-------- 200
~ kEkLfs Oas lear ----.-.-------------.----- l-oS
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Suitable presents can be selected
from our assortment OF Stamped
Tray Cloths aoa s,de-Board Covers.
Fancy Towels. Lunch Cloths, Nap
kins with Table Cloths to match
Silk Drsps, etc.
Pe,J10mey7es, 7of7sk.fyfscics.
Perfumes like tiowers are always
appropriate and acceptable gifa
The variety ws present exceeds opr
elegant stock OF lsss season. see
our east SHOW window for specisl
tarxains for Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Fancy Florida oranges 25c ger 6oscn.
KfLLEAx's GRocERY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12
Nuts and Boas /:
Silks

silk dress pattern is an economical gift to present
to wife, mother sister. We show elegant
variety in all the fancy weavcs and evening shades.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-12

Fresh usckerel, No. ll7 Monroe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
4 MONUMENr TO STINT.
Action OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Veteran Cavalry Association.

The board Of directors Of the Association
Of Veteran Cavalrvmen Of North-rD Virginia,
which was organized on Wednesday evening
al the reunion III the regimental armory, hold
a meeting at Lee Camp Hall at 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning 10 discuss the ways ana
means by which the the object OF the organ
ization could best be advanced.
The following members Of the board were
present General Fitzhugh Lee, president OF
the Association: Colonel John W. Gordon,
Mayor W. j. Johnston. Captain L. W. sgd
nor. Judge T.. C.. Minor, Messrs. Frank ID.
Hill. Joseph w. Thomas, Luther Is. Vaughan
and J.. Levy.
Excuses were made for Mr.. L. A.: Catlln,
treasurer of the Association, who had male a
business engagement long before the organl-
cation was thought Of; Mr.. G. a. Taylor was
reported to be sick il bed; Mr.. James K.
Werth was absent from the city on account of
a smasl-up on b S road. Or. Crouch had 10 act
as pAll-bearer at the tunerato OF atrlend enid
that had died of dipntheria. ,
General Lee ana Major Johnston advanced
the idea that the organization should secure
AGENTS tor every county, who IN their turn
should select sub-ag ents for the different
localities with q view # collecting funds Tor
the mOnumentand increasing the membership.
II was thought that IN this manner the
membership could be easily raised to 3,OOj,
and il this was lone an annual income ta 100
from the membership alone could be secured.
Some discussion took place as to the posi-
bilty Of securing u complete roster or all the
survivors # the late war, and General Lee
suggested that Major II. b. Mcclellan, Of
Lexington. ky.. who was on the stan OF Cen
eral J.. f.. b.. Stuart could give ii great deal OF
desirable information.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas it was decided
that Major Johnston be made the chairman
OF tho executive committee which isto consist
oil three members. Major Johnston IS the
only original staff officer of General Stuart
now living.
On motion of Judge Minor the Chair was
requested to appoint q committee, OF whom
MAJOR Johnston was TO be the chairman, to
petition the Legislature for a charter for the
Association.
General Lee appointed the folIowlng mem
bers OF the association: MAJOR vi john
ston. Judge L. C.. Minor, Judge Is. W. Lacy,
I. W. Sydnor. Colonel John ". Gordon.
The society then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
No,or e saunders, Exhibit.

MAJOR r. c. Saunders. Of fvington, Va.
who Is superintendent Of schools IN Camp
hell county. Virginia was given the reward
on his common-sense picket fences. on exhi-
bltion during the Fair days. The committee
aenoiuted by the Virginia State Agricultural
Society 20 examine into the fences manufac-
tured by the above named gentleman reported
very fayorabiy and spoke III the highest terms
in rertrd 10 the cost Of these fences. which IS
practically nothing. aud that they can DO
built of material that most every farmer can
obtain. The wire or chain for this fence -
very cheap. about $3.50 per hundred feet. In
making this fence a natural stick can he used
40 n picket. sticks Tor posts not costing more
,han 4. cents each. With the open chain rail
any kind of picket, either sawed OF 9 natural
stick cut from a tree, can DO used. ms ALSO
can be made a handsome lawn or garden
fence. portable or stationary. For running
fences il has the simplest application. using
onlv ono chain. This fence might be used very
aIyantagsous.y by the farming community.
II sbOnld be TO the interest of the farmer TO
look into the many commendable features OF
tbis fence before putting up one. for this
tenre viii SAKE them time and money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31

often far in the night before they bad COM
pleted their labors.
Thursday eatables gave ont in many Of the
booths. Very few people expected that such a
crowd would be present, and when the crowd
reached the grounds many of them were
hungry.
The performing cockatoos were an inter
esting feature of tho Fair and held a large
audiences attention whenever they did their
acting. The man who acted "a their con-
ductor was far from being al orator, but won
peoples hearts by the honest way he man,
eged proceedings. Amongst such an army oil
fakirs an honest one was refreshing.
The list of premiums will be gwen the
newspapers by Secretary Tyler IN three or
four days. Those taking prizes VIII receive
their money in about ten days.
No arrests were made yesterday, though
two men we're put out of the grounds for be-
ing intoxaicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
Hnn Orrr rhren Indiea.

over three white women on Broad street III
front of Richmond College Thursday evening.
They were mother and daughters. and tho
old lady was cut about the head and seriously
hurt. while both OF the younger women were
more or less injured. The scene was wit
messed by a large number Of spectators and
the accident was the result OF reckless disre-
gard of human injury and the grossest care
lessness. The driver drove turlously over the
helpless females and with increased speed be-
fore he could be identified and the injured
ladies'. who were thought to be from the
country. were removed before the police TO
whom the matter was afterwards reported
could learn their names.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
Milton and Dollie MOBILES AZ the New Rich
moud Theatre.

The versatile and popular actor and author.
Milton Mobiles. and Ills charming young wife,
DolLe Mobiles. made their appearance at the
Theatre last night tor the first time in their
new play. "A Son of Thespis" The audience
,yas a MAGNIFICENT one. and 20 enthusiastic
over the strong points Of the drama that "a
recall was demanded after each act. Mr.. No.
bles il evidently a close analyst and good
Judge of men and their natures, and MS char
sctes are flesh and blood. The supporting
company is a fine one. aud finely brought out
the features Of the piece. IL was noticeable
that Colonel Alcostra, of Texas. has d strong
resemblance 10 Governor Lee. "A Son OF
Thesnis, will be repeated at the matinee to-
dav' and Prom Sire to SON will be pre-
sented ton CHIT. The latter play is we'll
known in Richmond. and is sure TO attract a
large attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
Railroad Changes.

General Manager w. II. Green. Of the Rich
mond and Ianville system. Las issued an
order extending the jurisdiction of Mr.. NJ. G.
Figg. auditor Of the Richmond and Dsuville
railroad. over the Central railroad Of Georgis's
leased and controlled lines. Mr. H.. g.. Ans
lev has been appointed assistant auditor, and
is authorized to act for the auditor IN his
absence.
Another order issueA by Mr.. Green states
that hereafter the portion OF the Port Royal
and Western Carolina railroad between
GreensyilIe and Laurens, s. c.. will be under
the control OF Mr.. j.. A. Dodson. superintend-
snt with Office at Columbia, :. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
MRS. n. q. IYON's FUNERAL.
II Took Place From Broad-street Metho-
dist Church YESTERDAY.

The funeral Of Mrs. u. Ella Lyon took
place yesterday at II O'Clock at Broad-st~eet
Methodist Episcopal church in the presence
Of . large ~assemblaee of friends. Rev. Dr.
Peterson. of Trinity church. who mas for many
years been an intimate friend OF the family
was selected to conduct the services. and Dr.
Tudor ass sted.
Dr. Peterson spoke briefly OF his knowledge
of her life and character and paid n high tri-
butte to her Christian qualities. During the
service Captain Frank Cunningham sang
AS cop in jesus Nearer. My God. 10
Thee and Good Night" The services were
unusually impressive, and a long cortege fol
lowed The remains 10 Hollywood. The iol-
LOWING gentlemen acted AZ pall-bearers W.
HarwOOd, +. A. Herrelson. T.. G. Bates. j. n.
C~uiingworth, Samuel Beach. II. II. Gale,
Frank Baptist and Samuel Mayo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
In lnnr =.

Gin Circuit Court.-Suit was instituted yes
terday by William S. Gum. receiver. etc.
against A. NJ. Lyon d Co. Case. damages
300. o.
A charter was granted TO the Hasker X
March, Manufacturing Company. It's object
is 10 manufacture and sell TIN tags. signs and
boxes. paper bags. gum labels. show cards
and advertising specialties. The capital stock
is to be not less than $4,000 or more than
$50. 900. The officers are as follows Pfesl-
dent. 6. VI. Hasker. Secretary and Treasurer,
NJ. +. Marcuse. Board of dlrectors-Ihe
above and Jonas Msrcuse. Alexander j. Mar
rnA,u. I'M I.---I- h1nIAlNr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
u.,i,iov. "Reminiscences.

DR.. Kerr will begin Tomorrow night his
series of sermons on Religious Reminis.
cences Of Places" The hrst discourse will
be on the Religious History of This City,
After a few l~sctures on places in America the
scene OF INQUIRY and discussion viii Do trans.
ferred to the other side of the Atlantic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31

The Evangelical Alliance will meet at
the Graco-street presbyterian church Thurs
day night. November 9Th. at s o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by Rev. Drs. Tudor,
Landrum, Fair and Newton. The subject is
ono OF interest, and the public will be in
vited by ministers from their pulpits Sunday
morning TO attend. How to reach non-
church-goers and bring them under the in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-31
uollywood Memorial A.soclation.

There will be an important called meeting
of the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton to-day at moor IN the lecture-room OF Dr.
Hoge's church. The regular quarterly busl-
ness meeting is postponed until next week.