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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
SIX PAGES.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1892.
NEWS SUM

Il has been decided to have an exposition
FOR three weeks.-Both houses OF the General
Assembly, were IN session.-Ihe state Debt bill
passed the House.
VIRGINIA.
Death at Trevilian's, louisa county. OF
Mr.. Richard &. BibD; aged mnety.-lhe or
eanization of the Clifton Forge Ice and Re-
frieerating Company has been Perfected
The telephone line between Lovingston and
Livingston Station. on the Midland road, has
been completed.-Marriage at Lovingston OF
Miss Clara Meyers and Mr.. Philip Oberdcrfe."
The Newark has arrived N Hampton Roads
Phillips, charged a as an accessory 10 the murder
of Captain OVERLY. of Mecklenburg county, mas
bsen discharged from cusiody.--A new street
car line is BEING surveyed in Ale1andrla.-
Death of Mr.. Fairfax Minor in Ale1andria-
Jack Prince was sentenced 10 the penitentiary
for five years at Wytheyille yesterday.-Ihe
new City National Bank was organized In Nor
folk yesterday and officers and directors
elected.-The funeral of Mr.. Thomas Burnes
took place IN Norfolk.-The Investigation into
the Lavender l~ynching was begun at Roanoke
yesterday.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The ming tobacco trade Of Winston for 1891
showsa an increase over previous years.-Ihe
Department of Agriculture will make a new col
faction Of the building stones of the state for
exhibition at the Worlds tair.-Seepers on
trains - and 66, between Richmond and Viii
mington. will be Withdrawn union passen-
ger station will be built at reensboro.-Ih
merchants purchase tax has been declared
constitutional by the supreme court.
GENERAL.
1t is announced that the details Of the Ter
minsl reorganization Will be announced next
week.-Tennessee Coal and Iron advanced
in Wall street yesterday.--Earnings OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad show an IN
crease for January.-1he body of Mrs. Minnie
Nichols left New York for Richmond, Va. yes.
terday.-The New York Assembly will inves
tigate the Keeley bichloride of gold
cure fer drunkenness-Tho Assembly
will also investigate the coal deal.-By a dc
cision OF the Supreme Court yesterday lega
racing has been ruled out Of New Jersey
There is considerable discord among Demo
Gratis in the House over the Bland silver BILL
New Orleans was visited bv quite a destructive
fire Wednesday night.-The North Carolini
Railroad Commission is considering q charge
against the Western Union Telegraph Com
nanv-A little daughter OF John White
Of Long Creek. n. c.. was burned TO DEATH
The anti-liquor license men have won anothe.
victory in North Carolina.-Ihe Queen Regen
of Spain is iL-DavidD D.. Nlthers died IN New
York ve.terday.-The Irish Local Government
hin WAS introduced in the House Of Commons
esterdav.-Anoth revolt has broken ont il
Rrazl.-SirG George Campbell, member Of Par
lament, died in Cairo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

She Welded in Italy a Man who Has Close
Connections in Richmond.

She Welded in italy a Man Who Has close
Connections in
Many Of Richmond's citizens are interested
in certain marriage that took place IN Italy
a short time ago. The bride Is Miss Mac
Fuller. daughter Of the Chief Justice OF ne
supreme Court Of the United states. and re
Groom is Mr.. Collin C.. Manning. son oil eA-
Governor Manning. OF South Naroina. n'
Ex-Governor, It Will be remembered. "nen A5
married the second time. welded p DIES
Clarke. Of Warner fall Gloucester county
This lady is a sister OF Mr.. MAXWELL ]. Clai@e'
of this city. and also % sister I'd oou"'0i jus"
Gord0n's father hTst VIE.
The wedding IN Italy possesses CUTE y TO
mantle vein. AIr. Manning, while ln WASH
incton as private secretary % senator VI. I.
Brtler. was presented 10 Miss FULLER, ana u
mutual attachment ensued despite parental
orp0sitiOn. Manning continued ms etter-
tions to Miss Fuller. who. with the intent 70
finally settle the matter. was sent % berlh I'd
finish her musical education. Miss FuleI'
however. constantly correspondent VIII Mi.
Manning. For some cause Mrs. tuAei
decided 20 bring her daughter nome
and soon after her departure ior Ser
iin 10 waS learned that Sit. Ahhh.LS
had also started abroad. Mrs. fulef met nor
daughter on the Continent and to-etnef lAey
beoau their iournegincs in Italy. iAere tnrf
were met bv Mr.. Manning. whO soon persAhu-
ed Miss Fuller to marry htm. Mts. fnArI
WAS at once surprised and chagrined. 0ut see
mo that opposition was of no avail sue lei"'
tantlv Welded. bestowing her BLESSING ani
soon after attending tie wedding. Nhe tlen
ha.tened home. while the young couple ~.
maipeI in Europe. whore their honeymoon
will be prolonged as they see ht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Joseph Branch and David Fulton, two Hen
rico county officers. were before United States
COMMISSIONS Henry flegenheimer yesterday
on warrants sworn out by him, charging
them with the violation of the postal laws.
The arrests were made by Marshal Ballard.
branch had Il warrant for Doniy 3 arrest T.
answer some charge. the outcome OF his re-
fusal 10 work on the county roads. He met
up with the mail carrier TUESDAY. The latter
was IN ms buggy delivering mail on the out
skirts OF the citg. Donly refused 10 submit %
the officer. claiming tuat he had 40 right
10 interfere with him in the discharge or bis
duties % the Government. The constable,
Donly claims. attempted to take him by force.
The preliminary examination was postponed
uutl! orc ock this afternoon. The same case
practically was before the police court, but
was dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Justice Crutchfeld disposed OF the follow
ing cases IN tie police court Yesterday morn
ing , - ..L
reckiessly driving his wagon against the
vehicle Of JeI Ialiaferr.. Fined 5 aud cost
lie WAS also fined .z for being drunk.
f. X. Emm0ns was charged with stealing
sundry articles of wearing apparel and al,l
various amounts OF money. Continued until
the 24tE inst.
{ and cost.
and cost. r
in tie street. Fined .l.
Maude Hill. charged with cur-ing and
abusing Ollie Clifford. She failed 20 appear
and an attachment was issued.
Joseph Price was hneG 3 40 for last riding.
Calvin Hicks. charged with q felony. Con.
tinued until this .rnlng.
Iercv Green. throwing rocks III the street.
". A. smith paid 81 for allowing his COW Z
nm az large IN the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

The pound party at the Retreat for the
Sick yesterday was well patronized and quite
a large number q donati rs Il provisions,
bel iurnishiI - and other useful things were
received. There was some regret expressed
on the part % the lady board of managers.
however. that their invitation 10 the public 10
VISIT and LOOK over the institution had lot
been more numerOusly responded L..
Everything Yesterday looked very neat
and comfortable. aud the entire house was
open 10 visitors from top 70 bottom. There
are now more than thirty inmates receiving
the advantages of this unexcelled institution.
which is known for its superiority. not only
10 Richmond. but throughout the state. The
Retreat for the Sick deserves the best aid Of
al appreclatlye public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

The resolution granting t. the Richmond
Howitzer Association the use o. tho square
or triangle OF land bounded 10y Harrison
street. Park avenue and Grove avenue Tor a
st. Tor tie Howitzer memorial monument
and aupropriating one thousand dol
Lar 10 gid in the erection of the monument
vas unanimously recommended 20 the Coun-
ell by the Committee on Grounds and Build
mos. The Council referred TIE resolution 90
the Committee on Finance. tuesday after,
noon that committee unanimously returned
the resolution with tneir approval. and VIII
undoubtedly PASS the Cou.cl Monday. Matc1
7th and the Board on the 18th. Work viii
be commenced al once. and the committee
intend to finish 1t by December 18th Of this
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

SCIENTISTS are greatly interested in a spot
on the sun which is so large that it has been
seen with the naked eye. 1t is supposed to
mean a grand solar cyclone. and many people
believe that disturbances in the sun must
necessarily affect our entire solar system.
These holding this belief attribute all the
disagreeable weather. grip. sickness. storms,
seismic disturbances Of late occurring, the
recent aurora borealis and the present
eruption Of Vesuyius to this cause. Perhaps
they are right.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Editor Times:
Public attention should DO called to the
vvastelul character a. the bill passed bY the
senate for the distribution of the direct tax
refund. II was admitted by all participating
in the Senate debate that from 20 10 - per
cent. az the money SAP, - would remain
unclaimed IN the treasury. and as the law re-
quires il to remain there for more than I'VE
wears. the interest on the unclaimed surplus
would amount to from $4,000 t. Slt.OOl.
The fund is now paying an interest
OF over ri.i0J per month. and as sew
eral months must elapse before the lists
can be copied in duplicate and distributed,
the accumulation OF interest before the dis
tfibuti0n begins will be some ~3,OO) or 10000.
Add 80 this the AVERAGE interest winch the
State viii receive from the balance OK the
fund tS532. o00I while 10 Is being distributed.
saw $40 ESQ or 5l2. 900. and we have "a total 10
90 10 interest account oil from $4,000 TO
$4,000. sufficient a. pay ell tie e1-
peuse of distribution AMI leave q sur
uius of from $1,000 To $4,000 IN the
State Treasury. And yet tie Senate
bill proi oses to abstract from the u some
s20.0OO IN commissions and expenses. refund
inc to the taxpayer only 80 per cent. OF tho
face value of bis claim. the fund being dis
tributed 10 county treasurers already bonded
10 the full extent of their ability to obtain se-
curltv and commissioners some OF whom per
haps viii glyestrlw bonds. IA other words. the
blI proposes 10 rObthe taxpayer unnecessarily
Of ne-twentieth of the money TO which he IS
entitled. and bestOw the interest as Il gratuity
upon county treasureTs and commissioners
The representatives Of the people III the
House OF Delegates should pr tect the people
against so wastelul d mlsuppllcatIon Of d trust
fund. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Richnoud.-Wllilm r.. Branch to Henry
Stockmar. Is feet on north sid Dobson
street near Clarke. s9S4.3i.
A. ID. Gordon TO Joseph Heppert. IS feet
on west side Randolph street. $1,000.
Thomas r.. Jeter 10 Joseph Heppert. u
feet on south side Boyd street near Norton,
$3.50.
William J. Westwood 10 Chastine p. Cary.
20 feet on east side Iwenty-hrst street be-
tween Broad and Marshall. to perfect title. s..
Helurico. - annie ;. Coles from y. Is.
Chaffn n. trustee. 81 acres on Richmond and
York River railroad, S746.G7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

MR.. HrLI may succeed In obtaining the
presidential nomination at Chicago, and he
may be elected. but he has certainly leopard
ized the success of the Democratic party.
After the Democratic cyclone of 1890 it was
universally conceded that. with Cleveland as
their standard bearer and with harmony in
their ranks. the Democrats would have
a walk-over in 1892. Mr.. Hill
by allowing his eager ambition to get the bet
ter of his judgement. if not patriotism, has
most assuredly upset all these chances of GER
tain Democratic victory and made success
doubtful. And yet he boasts that he is a
Democrat OF the Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
The Hastings Court.

The following cases were disposed of in the
hastings court yesterday.
Thomas Taylor alias Norfolk. housebreak-
Ing, two years IN the penitentiary.
James Butler was tried on two charges o;
petit larceny. He was acquitted in one case
and given SIX months in the other.
Robert Brown and Samuel johnson were
each given fifteen days for petit larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Dive against Commonwealth. Writ Of error
and superseedeas awarded to a Judgment
reudered iy the County Court of fauquier
comfy on the nth of January. le2
Rather against Rather. @c. Further ar
cued by j. P. fitzgerald. Esq.,, for appeilee5
and Judge W. H. Mann for appellant and
Bond against Petit. Passed.
Slaughter against Denmead Lrothers.
Passed
County Court Of Gloucester against County
Cont of Midd.esex. Argued by Marquis
Zones. Esq.. for plaintiff and IT,. McCancllsh
and 4. e.. Jones. isl. for defendant.
Davis and Others against snow. @c. Dls-
missed for failure % print
"Wednesday.
Kincheloe against Lake. executor. AZ
pued by Eppa nunton, Jr.. for p'aint.i anu
Il. T.. Scott. Esl, for defendant ana SUNNI
ted.
Burruss. Son "a Co. against irant. Passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
CITY Clrcnit Court.

A suit was instituted by Nei.s Johnson
against John Layton. Case. Damages. 30.
Judgment WAS giyea for s226 for the plain
tit IN the suit Of sydney L.. Clay against W.
7. Dickinson and J. Q. Dickinson.
In the suit of Is. +. Johnson against w. {.
McGehee, judgment was given for plaintiff
for cleo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Three decisions were handed down at tne
Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday. but
none were of more than local interest To- the
counties from which the cases came llet
were as follows. =
Ice AGAINST Lee. From Circuit Court II
Warwick county. Affirmed, Judge Lewis
delivering opinion.
Powell and others against Atlantic and Dam
vile Railroad Company and others from
Circuit Court of Brunswick county. Alhrme0'
Judge Lacy delivering oplnlon.
TIose against Miller. From Circuit Court
of Frederick county. Reversed. Judge Rich
ardson delivering opinion, Judge iauntleroy
dissenting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

ACCORDING to a Washington special, Senator
Hin saws that his State convention will, in all
probability, close its labors in one day. Ger
tainlv. why not? All they have to DO is TO
meet and elect Mr.. Hills temporary chairman
and secretary. Then 1t will take a very little
time to examine the credentials of the men,
hers and seat such as Mr.. Hill desires.
Then Mr.. Hills permanent chair
man and secretary can at once be
elected. An adjournment for dinner can
then be had. and in the afternoon 1t will be a
very easy matter to choose such delegates as
Mr.. Hill has already made Il list of to
represent him at Chicago. A more harmoni-
Gus convention could hardly be held since its
entire programme is already cut. dried and
put away for use when the time comes. Mr..
Hill knows perfectly well what bio Is talking
about. The whole work will be done in a few
hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

The Conservatives OF England are. it is
said. advising the dissolution of Parliament.
and it is thought probable that it may take
place about Easter. There is considerable
mystery about the matter, but if dissolution
should be announced at that time not a great
dsal Of surprise would be felt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

THE remarkable harmony which at present
reigns in the Cabinet at Washington is sug-
g%estiye. as far as Blaine and HARRISON are con-
cerned, of that frigid peace which exists be-
tween men who never speak. Yet Blaine is
watching Harrison, and Harrison is watching
Blaine. and each is distrustful of the other.
Well, a few months now will decide the fate
OF both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

THY CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES IS
LARGER THAN EVER BEFOIsE IN IT'S
HISTORY. AND IS STEADILY INCHhAs-
INo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

MAGNIFICENT Imported Dress Patterns confined to US for this city from
$3.50 to S35 in range.
AMONG THE SPECIAL VALUES WE NOTE:
2sincb Cbeyiot Serge. all wool, at Bic per yard, in all the latest color
ings
rxoolont values in Cheyiots, Striped suitngs and Cheviot Saurs'
in widths s8.4O inches, at soc, 55c- and 6Oc- per yard. These Z"
exceptional values for the money.
Domestic and Imported Chalies, ranging in price from zoe. to %. 2
ward Among these will be seen the most unique and bizarre effects
0I'"S tel4I7I9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

,vscHBuRGH BUREAU. No. 1913 MAIN
STREET.
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MANCHESTER BUREAU. AND
Hull STREETS.
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p~.,cb once: 1lOf Decatur Street.
THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
,uf Is SOW GREATER THAN J.
rur oTHER RICHMOND PAPEKS COM
ENID.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19

Justice Crutchfeld disposed Of the follow
cases In the police court Yesterday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-19
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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-09

n k>,. Ehss Bv~ry Boy Can Wen Az
ford TO Learn

n kDD xk.oe Bvery Boy Gan Wen Az
ford 20 Learn
There wero two boys tunblfng on tho
sc<t gra.s OF little lawn: and 10 an or
dinary observer they did not seem to be
doing anything but wrestling. turning
handspringA and acting as II they were
trying sodisloease thsir joiuts generally.
says the Chicago Ledger. Finally one
spraug mp laughing.
We'll. I'm going now. Como on,
Dick
"Why, told mother ia wait hero TN
four O'clock answered Dick
''1yeil. you hsve-aimost It's only
ten minutes TO four now. What differ
ence will Ter minutes maker"
''rhe difference between fellow who
keeps his word and fellow who does
not" said Dick. gayly turning another
somersault-
After AL they were busted with sosne-
thing more Important than athletic
fsats that day; they were slowly build
ing character. Did you ever think how
long IL takes 10 make a man what be Is.
"a the world knows him? How many
words. deeds. decisions. omissions
many of them seemingly unimportsns
ia themselves shave slowly formed the
character. capital which makes him
rich or poor. Character is capital. even
in The mere mercantile sense Of having q
stock on which 20 trade.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-09

An interesting little incident Of The
private life OF Taglioni is told by hes
friends n her meeting unexpectedly her
divorced husband at a great dinner
after twenty years separation He
wa not aware II the presence of his
wife. for after a few minutes he asked
his ncixhbor. who Is that gozerness-
looking Old maidT' The person an
swer-si. "'Tsglioni- IL itT II may
b.. after al, he replied. and went on
eating bis dinner When the banquet
was ended he sought al INTRODUCTION 10
his wife. most formally and courtepu<l7
satsting her Rnt she. iess diplomatic.
-nesie him stately box and said ietlY.
81 arm under the imprss<ion that have
had the houor ~ meeting yoa before,
spme twenty years sgo, and turned
away
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-09
-purT.No UP A 'FRONT.'.
Yisas and Specifications for the success
fai Utliizaetoa of Nerve"

RieoD and SPECIFICATIONS Tor the Socoeoo-
fai Utiii&sssoa of Nerve"
Youth in its springtime often asiks:
ssHow shall succeed IN hfe9" and this
monentous question has been answered
many times and variously. Still tho
same cry comes from insipient man
hood, and an aching void appears not TO
have been filed. To consider and
elucidate the problem presented in de-
tail would require many pages, and.
after all, no such elaboration of the sub
ject i necessary.
A young man who would succeed
must first possess himself OF a good
''frous," says an exchange. There may
not be much Of consequence behind the
trout; indeed. one has 70 concern him
self but little about imbibing inforna-
ton or experience. A fine cold nerve
throws merit into the shade every day
IN the year, and Is sooner recognized.
A front consists Of nonchalant
swagger. pretended knowledge of ev-
erything under the sun and a superior
air To this must be added an alert
ness To avoid discussions where latent
idiocy might disclose itself, necessitat-
ing a swift dismissal Of all subjects
with brief and emphatic opinion that
cannot bss sid 10 commit the author. to
grther with decidedly cynical attitude
toward everything In general
II s just possible that young man
with srh An equipment may not last
long. but, during the period Of bis bonn
bas-ac triurph, he can easily secure and
treasure up enough seif-esoeem with
which 70 nurture existence long after
every prop has fallen away.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-09


- cs1z<11~s~~s1ax sksa fhs2-
We know that the tribss upon our
earth which hive un<.er the most un-
favorable eorsiitsons a. regards heat
the EssFuirzsxzx, for Instance. and the
Pa1aaoziAnss-are TAR behind the inhAb-
itants Of tha temperate regions IN civ
iIizatian, and therefor~, Gays the Spec
tsxor, IL ~e may draw any inferenees at
I'll as 10 the Aartisls from our own con-
dstion, tte more probable inference is
that II they exist under circumstances
st sl Ike our own, they are, consider
4nx their great distance from the sun.
<enturies behind us rather than At the
same stage Of evolution. CT. still less.
esntur1rs before IA
And II we have no right % draw such
"a inference, than We havss still less To
reason w.sh the smallest confidence
from our own circumstances N theirs.
They may. Of course. have senses such
- We hS~e not even Or cam of, they
nag b p.<fecsiy well acquainted with
81 that happens not only on our globe,
lbut on al ths other planets. and yet
quite unAsle 70 let as know that they
arc familiar with our conditions Of life.
and how they have acquired that
knowt>dg1 Bus II that were 90, 10
woald be ooly TOO obvio<s that our
conditkDns Of NE furnish us with no
basis for forming any conjecture at all
Is "a thelrs: and IN that case IL would
not only be sangutne, but quite ira
tional. so attempt % open eommunica-
tions II all The only shadow Of justi-
fcasion for making such an attempt
rests on the assumption that we may
reason from the analogy of our own
condition 20 theirs, and on that as
sumption we think II would DC only
prudent - assume that. II such facul-
ties as ours are already developed on
the surface of Mars at an, they are like
~ 20 he far behind instead OF far before
our own
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-11-09

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ard refreshing to the taste, and acts
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healthy and agreeable substances, its
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TO all and have made it the most
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substitute.
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