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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
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NEw YORK. April l2.-Ihe pugilst.. fhz-
simmons and Hell. signed article. this alter
noon Tor finish fight 10 take place before
one OF tfe three cuts named ~ the ARK clfs
that otter tie largest purse. The articles pro-
vide or dove contest to finish at cate
weights before either tie Dlyiupc OF New
rleans. the Pacific OF the California * rau
Francisco. whichever Onersa purse or -lz.-
O04 Each man agrees 20 wa-er 30 10 on
the result. The first deposit IS % be made
when the cluO's articles are signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

NEWPORT News. April Especial. J. Mrs.
J. VI. Vaughan. who mas been III for q long
time. died this morning at SIX o'clock at the
residence OF her sister. few miles IRON
wn. Her home was in Newport News. where
She leaves o husband and three sons. She
leaves two daughters by former marriage
one al whom Miss lannie Russell. was a
missionary 10 Mexico
Rev. i. x. Harrison who has been sick for
tho past ten days. has recovered and has re-
sumed preaching in the series Of meetings at
the Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
Itfsa Positive Fecr

The great reduction sale e Shoes and Slip
rer, is still going on at 81 Broad street. We
claim that our stock is probably the largest:
tie styles the latest the quality. material aud
Workmanship Of our Shoes C superior excel
lence. and the prices the very lowest ever
offered There may be some missing sizes,
Int the assortment Is still very large.
Your patronage is respectfully and earnestly
collected. HELLER ~ Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
RIcHMoFD, VA. April y, is6-
PROPOSALS FOR STONE WORK.

BIDS will lie received by the COMMITTEE on
pesicn' oil the Richmond Howltzer A'soclatioHi
untI APRIL -. 1892. Tor furnishing al OF 20 q
'eeterisi and labor and making and erecting tho
,a,niation and redestal oil the HowitZer Mon
ument az howitzcr Place. IN this city
Plans and specifications NAV 10 seen 10y apnly-
ing AZ the office Of the Old DOMINION bnli1lD <
aud oan AsSociation No. lll5 east Main stree l.
vi he coomittee reserve the right 20 reject any
or ali Of the bids CARLTON McCARIhN.
VI 49, ~ ., '"0 For the Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
N.vJcrusniem Church Mission.

The Rev !. Edward Smith OF Easton, Nd,
~ ,,.eit rms CITY again next Saturday on his
retnrn from Florida and conduct services
morning and night on Sunday. April 18th. ne
notice OF time and place will appear in Satur-
Jev's prars. Tho subject for the nights dis
cource will be the True View OF the Second
(ominO of the Lord"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Brown against Sutphin. Writ Of error and
supersedeas awarded to iud gment rendered
by the Circuit Court OF Roanoke county at It's
October term 1891.
CLAIBORNE against Holland. Further ar
gued by Colonel John +. Penn FOR appellants
and Judge bergman Green for appeliees and
submitted.
Norris against Woods and others. Further
argued hy 3. 4. Crump, rs ., Tor appellant
aud submitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

A choice assortment Of Carriage Lap Robei'
in Wooden and Morsteds. size 5Ox72 inches.
Dark Green WOODEN Lap Robes. si.S0, $3.50
and . each.
Princess Worsted Lap Robes, hard tnlshr
good - the touch. will not hold dust or lint,
especially adaptedfor fine trade styles excen-
tionally choice coiors iast-Green. with Red
Cheeks all through the robe-price. s2.2j.
Tan and Brown in Pads. sz.75.
Green Centre with Colored Borders, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
Cry ENaINEEE's OrrIoE.

NOTICE TO BUILDrRS.-SFALtD PRO-
y poSAIS will 30 received al this office uniN
MONDAY. Tng 2arH DW OF Ann nexf. a. =
oeioSh irttXo SCHOOl BUILDINGS. one on
S,ehol.cn street and one al the corner OF pavd
a'l F, CHI I'D must 10 accompanied by CERrL
FlFD CHECK for ESQ: -.
drawings and specification, can DO seen ~
Ihs Committee on Schools reserves the right
to rs'sc' any anu - ''N WE cUTsHAw,
sp6-eodtd wv Eps'asss'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
Iienrlcn Cnurt.

The county court was in session Yesterday
Judge Minor presiding.
Only chancery matters were considered.
Mss or iota 0 fstb spsi 1r as namInstrs
estate.
The mules recently purchased by the
board Of supervisors are expected TO arrive
every day They were bought in Kentucky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

In Yesterdays issue OF TIE TrHs | stated
that Equipment conan George W. Fife had
been dsratc 20 tue rank of landsman. Ny in
formaut was wrong. lie has applied for his
discharge and Ii he does not receive It ne
well then. perhap-. be d.sr4ted. Al least
such is Che information. received from Com
mauder ilgman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

CFArFD PROPOSALS WILL ~ RrCElyE)
- KTTHlS OFFICE UNTIL. MONDAY NLAl.
,,r1 lsth. AZ sP M for ELEC HlC NlElN'.
~ mill MONDAY. April 18th, AZ 7. NJ. fo
VAIL, WORK for the new City Hall raw
ines. suecifcations and forms OF proposals cai1
be seen upon application ,,..
ssrye, the right 10 reject .ny and all bids.
anf9..f Is +. CUJSHAW. City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

well attended battalion drill TOOK place
at the aruorv last evening and was W tnesse /
by d large crowd Of young ladies aud men.
Ma OF D. II. Derlysn 70 commando n a. eX-
cellent manner, and tho man cuyres and
manual OF arms were gone through with IN =
satisfactory manner Il g men OF the regl-
ment are improving ia their comprehension
Of the lew tactics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

WILMINGTON. DEL. April i2.-Ihe Demo-
cratic State central committee met at Dover
to-day and decided % issue "a call Tor state
convention % choose delegates TO Chicago.
to be held at Dover on May II. \ canvass Il
the committee showed ito be seemingly solid
for Cleveland. unless. AZ two or three added.
there should be chance for Bayard or
Senator Cray
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April l2.-Ihe hnd-
linrs in the case of Commander Graham at
Richmond. Va. on charge Of using disre-
specttul language concerning senior officer.
las cen received at the Navy Department.
No action has been taken 10y Secretary Tracy
In tho case and the sentence OF the court
martial IS not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Tickings. heavy and good. 1870. yard.
Extra heavy and feather proof. 1913 and zoe.
Yard wide for holsters. 2Sc.
Fancy Striped Tckings Brown. Blue, Red
awnings. bathing suits. &c. l214c.
Blue DEFINES. 10. ~ c. ana lac. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
Good IelnUiars.

Trinity Lodge Of Good Templars had a
largely attended meeting last night at their
ball on Fifth street. Several were initiated
and considerable business was transacted;
Then the lodge was entertained by several OF
tho juveniles with recitatioHs' d'a.oSueS Ano
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

WEST Po1xr. Va. April r. Special. Mr..
Arthur ". Marrable and Hiss Giralda
Hughes were married here this morning.
The marriage took place at the Methods;
church and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. ". G.. Boggs The bride aud groom
let on al early train for an extended tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
KAUFMAN 4 Co.,
AOf East Broad St.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals viii be received in this ohica
FRFCTlON Of the CHAMBER CT COMMERCE.
BUILDING OF thlsclty. n.L
Plans ami specifications can be seen AZ I'M ,
office and the bid, Will be made sephrate H. :
the nc-w0rk Brick work rpenisr s-"of
AMI Dor other depart.neuts OF work and not ~ :
lie right l. reserved 20 reject any and Il
hits n j. DIMMOCh. Architect
apl3-iw Office llO3 eat Main street, city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
HALF WOOL DRESS GOODS

In Basement. A choice assortment of Hem
rietia Cashmeres in twenty different shades.
Flanues in dark shades only. Mixed Piaids
in about a dozen different styles medium
weight These goods are in the Basement
with Domestic Dress Goods. 25c. "A ysrd'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
fiu.tiDrs Court.

Mat. Banks was arraigned before Judge
Witt yesterday morning on the charge OF
malicious assault. He was found guilty OF
DAYS and fned one cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
snnnrlntnnhen, Byrne. Now.

NEW YORK. April Superintendent Muir
raw was retired by the police board this after
noon on pension OF -. 900 year. Inspector
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
DRY GOODS. &c.
Woodward & L0tluOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS Store,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

A splendid line of White Quilts or Counter
panes. full size. for double beds.
Prices. % &C., 75c. 81. Glib. II. 70 and sl.oo.
Extra large size (l2-f, Sl.i3.
Marseilles quilts. f.ili size. for double beds.
Prices. -. S2.50. s.. 81 and 80. Extra me
quality. IS, IS, - and 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

beautiful Henrietta Dress Satteens in solid
black. Sterling Dye: color will not crock, nor
will 1t change by washing or exposure. Prico
20, 70 and SOC. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
STATE BIBLE SOCIETY.
A., lntcrestinS Meeting at the Broad-street
Methodist ChUroh-Their Condition.
An Address by Dr. Murkiand.

Tie sovon'y-uinth anniversary meeting Of
1.-.in.a Bible Society was hold az Broad
..-,o, Methodist church last evening. Tho
.,er5ancc was very large. and deep in-
.,-e.t was shown in the proceedings. The
Slowing ministers occupied seats on the
..eo,m Row w. l.. Murkand, d. d., Of
baltimore Rev John Is Newton. ID. b.. Rev.
Noses I'D Hoge ID. d.. Roy. William f. Judd
t.,s d.. d.. Kew. o.. O.. Dashiell. ID. d.. Rev
A. cutler. Rev. Jsge1 Hall. ID. d.. Rev. j.
.a.f. D.. D.. and Rev. W. " Tudor D. H.
The meeting WAS opened with the invoca.
M Iv ueY. ir. lasnc.l. the president II
tfsnc.ety. After tlo singing az % hymn by
t.e congregation Kew. j.. A. Cutler read %
..a-e ot scripture followed by q prayer by
le,. lr. JuaNins.
Tac ANNUAL REPORT.
Tie secretary. Mr.. IT, J.. ID. Walford. read
de anuua. report. which stated TINT tho
eot ot che society WAS TO circulate the
Scriptures without note on comment. and 90
...f .l every family copy OF the Holy
~..t res of sale at cost price az production.
..ea-a uulo.e Co pay shat without money
up lree Ne also stated that the
s..ftf desired 60 place in tie hands
every child who could read it.
...r .i the Bible Co call It's own. that the
..-l o.. managers had controlled the affairs
.. t.e society 20 carry ont these objects and
l.l .1teuied AS Jar as the means placed 10
,.r disposal would admit. tAat tho useful
i..s ni tie society is only circumscroed by
Nani OF funds placed 40 lts COM
rll. There is "a constant call for the
society 30 extend its work 90 parts az the
state where Little has yet been done. where
VI are told from one tenth 90 one-tllri o. tie
t..ee have not the Word ~ God Ia order
ID t..s tle expenses of the society viii ue
.r. ty increased and TINS caun be- done
.D-s Che contributions are propor.9natey
e. srget. Help us 90 occupy those destitute
.uous.
Is AUXILIARY.
This society is auxiliary to.thc American
j. Bic Society. which approarates over
o. 900 annually ior the Translation and sup
l.r o, the B.o.e 10 forelgn.nauons. he whole
stan world Is dependent Dl tAe American
Society and the M.tal aat Foreign
Society for supplying the various mis-
s.n fields with the Scriptures These TWO
q r.rties publish tile lioie u.w in over three
lred languages and dialects. Tho
seiy las circulate. 'hFo"2n lne va
frs agencies connected WITH the society
...nr the year just closed ID ,0l volumes of
rqturo. valued Gt sl.fs303 distributed
,-.utaus.F .-J volumes cost value SliO6l.
q. destitute families feeble Sunday schools
i..ates OF a.ns ouses. prisoners. etc. Tire
REPORTS OF ca.porteurs AID others .how that
probably over 10000 persons were spoken 20
o1 tle sub ect of personal religion on the
streets or roads and ia ialnlles visited by
tleu.
The following is the business statement for
t.e year a.ue o. Bibles Sold aud paid FOR.
-sIi1z.. value of Bibles sold. charged IN
account. -alI.Z. value NJ Bibles furnish d
lus members. -5s. IOtal circulation. .-O4
v..u.-s value, rf.ls4f'. Cash received ia
d .f..rt from n.i sources & .au-..l. I4.tlue0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

The will of John j. LANCE was admitted TO
probate Yesterday ana Mrs. Magdalen L..
Lange qualified as eXecutrlX
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13
The Iadies' Aid Society Of the Grace-stre

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Grace-street
Presbyterian church will hold an Easter sale
i. the parlors of Mrs. James. iordon. 40 east
Grace street. on April 18th, beginning AZ
roon Pretty fancy articles have been pre-
Jared with reference To the season, and re-
s,e-bments will be served throughout tho
evening. All are cordially invited TO come
and help good cause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

New designs in Scrim for Curtains. &c. yard.
Fancy Striped Scrim- yellow. blue and red
l0c a yard.
Imitation silk. 3'-inch- only 15c. yard.
French Cretonne. elegant patterns, 25c.-
Just one-haf usual price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Double Bed Sheetng. for wide double beds.
extra heavy and soft finish. &c. yard. finer
and better quality. pc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

"a Chenille Table Covers old Rose Olive.
Terra Gotta. Old Blue. Red and Garnet-75c.
each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

French novelties in Bed-Room Curtaino.
something new; latest styles-s3 si.5O and 70
per pair
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Yard wiaO Bleached Cotton, good quality.

Better quality. yard wide. SIC,
Choice brands lu.l width. and lOc.
Unbleached Cotton. yard wide. DC. yard.
Better quality. full width. &c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Pillow Case Cotton good value i219c- yard.
either Is OF Ia yards wide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-13

Easter Lilies, Araleas and others blooming
F J. II. HARyEY's,
AZ. s west Broad street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
A TEN-HOURs' RUN
Without Food or Rest Considered Too
Long by Railroad Men-They Strike.

Without Food or Rest Considered Too
Long by Railroad Men-They Strike.
DENVER, October 15.-The engineers,
conductors, fremen and trainmen on
second and third divisions OF the Rio
Grand struck to-day and as result no
trains on these divisions, but the mail,
are moving.
Some time ago Supt. Ridgeway issued
an order that two through trains were
to be run from Minturn to Grand juno
ton without stop. The time required
to make the run is ten hours, and the
engineers claimed that this was too long
a time to work without anything to eat
or time to rest.
Engineer Gordon was the first man
ordered to take a through train and he
refused, after which the order was re-
scinded. For this he was suspended
aud the question of his reinstatement
has been agitated among the railroad
men until to-day strike was declared
on two divisions.
If the railroad does not return Cor
don to his position the Fourth division
men threaten to strike to-niTht or in the
morning. President Jeffreys, Of the RIO
Grande, says that Engineer Gordon was
suspended for INSTRUMENTATION as he had
declared that be did not care whether he
worked or not.
The strike has tied up the Governor
OF California and his party at Grand
Junction en- route 10 the Worlds Fair
dedication at Chicago. A favorable
change in the situation is expected to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
Elliott,s MISREPRESENTATION.

ELK GARDEN, w. VA, October 10.
To the Editor OF the Register.
SIR: deem 1t my duty in the inter-
est of truth to make you aware or GER
tain statements made by that mustang
of oratory, Mr.. Z. S. Elliott, OF King
wood, who takes the bit In the teeth
and tries to kick truth to pieces, he
stated in his speech at Elk Garden that
there is no such issue before the people
as the force bill, and that any man run
ming for Office on the Democratic ticket
in West Virginia should be the last one
to talk of ''force BILL" since, as he as
serts, that federal officers were placed
at the polls in Wheeling by order OF
President Cleveland in 1855. Also
that negro resident of Wheel
ing for five years, was arrested,
for attempting TO vote. and taken to
prison hand-cuffed. Another species OF
campaign lying resorted to In this year
of Republican Misrepresentation Is
shown by certain parties who, pretend
ing to be Democrats, state that they
can't support Cleveland on the popular
vote, because he wrote letter censur-
ing the Democratic Senators for voting
with the silver Senators, so that with
the help of the latter they could defeat
the force bill. Well knowing the bitter
dislike the patrioticspeople OF West
Virginia to the force bill they take this
cowardly method of trying TO destroy
the popularity Of Cleveland.
Yours, A DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
M'CoRKLE AT ELK GARDEN.
Immense Crowds Throng the Town Hall
to Hear the Colonel.

Immense Crowds Throng the Town Hall
to Hear the Colonel.
sueciaE Correspondence Of the Register.
Elk GARDEN, MINERAL Co., Oct. IA.
One of the largest political gatherings
ever held here greeted Col. w. A. Mac
Corkle, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of this State. Ladies and gen
tlemen crowded the large town hall TO
its utmost capacity, aud many bad TO
leave, being unable to gain admission.
At 1870 p. N. the meeting was called TO
order by DR.. Richard Gerstell, who
named NJ. J. Fahay as permanent
chairman. When COL MacCorkle was
introduced the audience sent up cheer
after cheer. such as clearly proved
that the audience were In earnest.
Mr.. MacCorkle took up the various
issues now agitating the Nation and
discussed them in a mastery manner,
exposing the fallacies Of the Mckinley
tariff in all its details. The Force bill,
that menace OF political liberty, was
presented in its true light, and the peo-
pie showed their condemnation OF the
bill by the hearty cheers they gave the
speaker. This was Red Letter day
for the Democrats OF Elk Garden, and
the highest commentators Of the Colo
nel's speech are heard on every side.
There is no wavering among the Demo-
Gratis here, and the RAIDS
are not happy by any
means. We most confidently expect on
the ninth of November to hear the best
report from Elk we have ever had. The
Republicans are reticent and the Demo-
Gratis aggressive. Mineral county will
do its duty on election day. We conf
IDENTIFY expect to send greeting to sister
counties throughout the State. Also to
Cleveland and Democrats everywhere.
Mr.. Tom F. Kenny, chairman OF our
County Executive Committee, was here.
He reports the party in all parts OF the
county in splendid shape and eager for
the fray. Tom is hustler and is doing
good work for the party In this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
Wllson at jackson. G. H.

JACKSON c. H., W. VA, Oct. 10.
To tbs Eittor Of Che Rsgiste':
SIR-Ex-Gov. L. w. Wilson promptly
filled his appointment here to-day, and
he was welcomed by nice audience,
being briefly introduced by Mr.. Holly
G. Armstrong, Chairman or the County
Executive Committee. He proceeded to
take up the high protective tariff issue,
and under his we'll defined analysis he
plainly illustrated that it was "a mas
terpece of injustice, inequality and
false pretense;" that it was vicious
and dishonest system of taxation i'm
posed upon the people by the Republic
can party TO serve the rich mo-
nopolists and trust companies. He
arraigned the Republican party
for their advocacy and pledge to sup
port the Force bill and denounced IL as
the most iniquitous and revolutionary
measure ever presented to free people,
and said that 10 would practically estab-
lish monarchy on the ruins or the
Republic If it ever became law. Mr..
Wilson was followed by Col. Matt. M.
NJ. Cooper, of Salem, who pronounced
an eloquent eulogy on our grand leader
and standard bearer, Grover Cleveland,
and also extoled the abilities Of ex Gov.
Wilson as hero of Democracy. The
meeting was good one, and the Demo-
Gratis of old jackson are in line, and will
present solid front on the Sth OF No
vember next for Cleveland and Steven
son, Col MacCorkle and the entire DEM
ocratic ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

points. from all of which comes the TO-
port that his speeches we're most power,
mi. eloo uent and logicaI, and were we,,
received by his auditors OF all
parties and every political peiie'.
Col. Arnett Is great lavori.e
with all persons everywhere asa speak
er. The crowd Of hearers here was very
large and were representatives OF ali
parties. They listened with rapt ana
nrofound attention, seeming perfectly
absorbed and thoroughly thrilled, con-
WINGED, charmed and enchanted oy tne
utterances of the distinguished orator.
A good report will on election day Dc
heard from this series OF meetings.
They have been most satisfactory ana
most successful and have been attended
by large crowds. They were under the
control of ]. II. Hovey, chairman OF the
County Committee. Mr.. Payne, noml-
nee of the Democracy of this county Tor
House of Delegates, was present at two
of these meetings and spoke to the au-
dience in very forcible and fitting IAN
guage. He is scholarly gentleman ana
a practical farmer, and will make an
effective representative il elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
DON'T NEGLECT TO VOTE.

The secret ballot system knocks out
the old and easy plan of the Re-
publican briber, which was TO accom-
Dany the voter to the polls to see that
he actually voted the ticket he was paid
20 vote.
Their plan this year-the only one
they can use-is to pay Democratic Uoters
to stay at home on election day. That is
the only way they can make sure Of
them under the new ballot law.
Let no Democrat neglect TO vote If he
is.ehysically able TO get to the polls.
DALocratlc victory is certain if the
ID bcratic vote is cast. Defeat will be
lafd at the doors Of the stay-at-hOmes-
ark no Democrat caa afford to stay at
home this year.