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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
Justice Johns conrt.

Justice Crutchfold disposed of the follow
Ing cases yesteT lay morning IA the police
court.
f. r. Baughau pleaded guilty 10 attempting
TO obtain under false pretense 80 from John
q. SHELTON. lie was sent 10 tho grand Jury.
Frederick Paie coiOred who has been In
the employ OF Mrs. I. {. Williams, was sent
to the grand jury for stealing lot Of wine and
other articles from that lady
John Anderson cOlOred was fined - for
assaulung and wOuuding Peach Collins, and
ho vas sent to the grand Jury for stealing %
stove pipe from SalIie Nash.
Mrs. Lee Lucas was charged with trespass-
ing ou the premises of Mrs. Fannie Breeder,
and cursing and abusing her. The two fami-
lies living III the same hOuse, and on account
OF much disorder there the Justice ordered
both % move out.
John Smith colored charged with biting
and woundlug Mary Prucher. was discharged.
as 10 WAS proved that John vas defending
himself from tho assault OF three women
William Gienkaa, carrying concealed
weapons. Fined so. Drunk and dlsordery ID
the bar-rOom OF DAME. Murphy. Fined $3.50.
Sarah King drunk and dlsorderly. Dis
missed.
Charles Washington 'coloredl. contempt Of
court. Fined 90 Several other cases against
Charles were continued until tomorrow.
iAl.p Parsley and John larman drunk
and d.sorderly on Sunday. each fined IS.
Jack White coiored., stealing box Of
cigars from Joseph lionman sent on. Tres
passing on the premises OF Holman and ours
ing and abusing him. fined $50.
iii Gates lcolored assaulting Kit Booker
Continued until the tn and security re-
CURED for his good behavior.
George W Carter colored). drunk and dis
orderly. Fined g.
Richard johnson colored). drunk and dis
orderly Fined 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
property Transfer.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Chnncery and Hsnrico County Courts re-
spectyey YESTERDAY.
Kictma11 Ct.-j0ln Dunlop commission
er 10 Richard /. Maury, 20 feet on the north
side OF Franklin street between Third and
Fourth, S6l0J.
Mary and Katie Fitzpatrick 10 Jacob Bryce,
40 feet or Hickory street near Calhoun. 50.
Richard Gentry to Miss Amelia Fink. 1885
feet on the east side OF Hancock street near
Marshall $500.
William +. Jefferson 20 John T. J. Melton.
80 feet on Marshall street. southeast corner OF
Thity-fourth. 1910.
JEFFERSON Maury 4 John Dunlop. is SIP
feet on the south side OK Franklin street be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth, S2.l00.
LOUIS Mott To Thomas Potts. II feet on
the west side Eleventh street between Byrd
and Canal. $500.
Heqrsco Couy.- Washington James to
David Jackson. acres seven miles east Of
Richmond 50.
Highland Park Company to f. Y. White 4
Co lot 20 in square rs. lot &c in square 20 and
lot L in square %, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

The Westmorelaud Club held its annual
meeting lsst evening lA the cub-F00ms. a
large uumber %. members being present The
follow ~ officers were elected for the ensuing
term. Colonel G.. O'B. Cowarilu. president
1laIor Otway >. Allen. yice-pres ont Mr.. j.
j.. Mostly secretary and treasurer Board Of
governors. Aiessrs. BAR Boiling 4. b.
Street. 4. IT, Christian. r.. and H.. If. Boykin.
A great deal Of routine Us ness was trans
actel and the reports Of tie officers showed
the club TO be IN prosperous condition.
Steps were taken 20 increase the number OF
pictures OF the club. the first addition 20 be
a painting OF General Il. r.. Lee as q COM
panion piece to President Davis.
Afrer the business Of the evening was over
upon invitation from Colonel C0wardin. tho
party adjourned % one OF the club rooms.
where a delightful bowl Of punch was served.
An elegant collation. was enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

The following true bills Of indictment were
reported d the hustings court By tho grand
Jury Yesterday Feouies- IL. A. Davis Thomas
Taylor aims Norfolk. Philip Johnson ~.
James Lewis and William Johnson. Misde-
Samuel Johnson Mary A. Winston. James
Lewis Jack Willis. William Jackson alias W.
7. Godfrey. David Peterson. Eliza Harris
alias Jnda K. X. Smythe Robert Brown
Buck Jackson. \. Y. Bachns. Frederick d de
II. VI. liddler. william Allen, Frank Keller.
James Butler q and Edward Ellington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
~ rEInrHALs OF JrsrIcy.

Judge John II. Ingram opened the February
term O- the hustlngs court yesterday. A grand
jury was summoned tor today when several
criminal case, Will come up for trial
The Chesterfield Crcnit Court was in ses-
sion yesterday. Judge Is. A. Hancock presid-
ing. 4 small arm mt OF routine business was
transacted. The case OF j. \. Iurpin against
tho Richmond and Danylle Railroad Com
pany. which was set for trial for next Thurs
day. will not be tried. but has been left to
arbitration. This IS en- action for 5000 for
damages alleged % have been done 10 the
plaintiff land by the erection by the rail-
road company OF pier in Swift creek. by
which mems the course of that stream IS said
o. have been changed, thus flooding Slr. Iur-
pin S land
In the police court yesterday morning
Mayor Attkisson disposed OF several eases
Wilbur Turner, charged with being drunk.
was dismissed. Robert Baugh lc0l0redl,
charged with a similar oGense. was treated IN
ike manner. Bunchy Walk. Samuel Hall
and William Harris. three negro youths. were
CHARGED with throwing stones on the public
streets. They woro fined II each and costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
John s. Brown ( Sons,

Belfast, Ireland, in sizes for wide
tables aud at medium prices. The
patterns are new and choice and
need to be seen to be appreciated.
They will be shown with great
deal Of pleasure by the young men
in our Linen Department. Size
?! yards wide by 81 yards long,
Sl4, $3.50 and so per set; size .
yards wide by yards long, Sl4.50,
SIG and $40 per set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Annie Shelton
Miles took place Sunday afternoon at 1
O'Clock from the Monumental church and
was largely attended The floral designs were
numerous and beautiful. The inlerment was
made IN Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
Attic STATIONERY COUNTERS.

States. 7lsxi0lt inches. &c.
States. ilxi5 inches. SC.
Covered satos. i)xii inches. ioc.
String-Wrapped States, Slaxl2b' Toe.
String-Yrapped States. ioxil lSc.
Writing Pads. i0x6ls inches. ono-half incl
thick, &C.
Cedar Lead Pencils, &c. dozen.
Rubber Tip Lead Pencils, Sc. dozen
Express Lead Pencils. i5c. dozen.
Inserted Rubber Eagle Pencils e5c. dozen.
Wooden Slate Pencils. &c. dozen.
Fiag-WraDued slate Pencils, &c. dozen.
Common Slate Pencils BE. hundred.
Red and Blue Lead Pencils. for &c.
Fountain Pens. &C.
School Companions. sc.
School Boxes lock and key. SC.
Extra Large Copy Book. l0c.
Board Back Copy Books, i0c.
Sponcerian Pen Points. &c dozen.
Patent Book Straps with handles, 20.
Double Handle Patton, Straps, lsc.
Pom Holders, &c. dozen.
Boxes Crayons. Be.
Six Different Colorol Pencils. SC.
Nickel Pen Holders, &C.
Rubber Erasers lc. &c.. sc. and Sc
OIL Cloth Boys Bags, 5c.
Canvas Boys Bags. l5c.
Embroidered Canvas Bags. i0c.
Hemp Bags, 100
Rope Bags for small children lOc.
Rush Baskets, lOc
Rush Baskets or Bags. PC
Lunch Baskets. 1890. and zoo.
Foolscap Paper. sc. quire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
Good Coof1fn.

+ one Of the chief blessings of every home.
To always insure good cHssards, pudGings.
sauces etc. uso Gail Borden Eagle" Brand
Condensed Milk. Direct ons on the label.
Sold by your grocer and druggist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

Judgment rendered james c. Smith
aoainst +. Stumpf a Go. For p.alntiH for
Patrick NJ O'Douuell admitted O citizen of
the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
Tennerature VIII Fail.

Mr.. b. A. Dunlop. secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. received the following telegram
about II O'Clock Sunday night.
Hoist cold-wave signal. Temperature will
fall about twenty degrees by A. III. Tues
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

New Damask Table Cloths and
Napkins to match We have placed
on sale to-day several Of the newest
patterns for Spring Of 1892, in the
celebrated manufacture Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
ShaWlS and FaSCinat0rS.

LADIES ZEPHYR FASCiEATORs. for
evening wear. black and cream. zoe. each.
LADIES CARDINAL. IN better quality. 81.
q 10 and sl.1J eacn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

AANchEhIEE fFAU RICHMOND ZINES,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office. ll04 Decatur street
Officer W. L. Moles was out Yesterday AZ
ter a severe experience with the grin.
Mr.. W. II Garnett returned 10 Manchester
yesterday from pleasant visit to Iynchburg.
Postmaster Smith has mailed his reply to
the supervising architect Mt Washington re-
lative to the erection Of a public building in
this city.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage Of Mr.. !. A. Wathall and Miss Alma A.
Cheatham. The ceremony will take place
from the Meade Memorial church Wednes-
day. February 14th. mt o'clock +. Nj.
Judge John H. Ingram and Mr. George T.
Gary have returned from New FORK.
Mr. Earnest MelsIgor has returned from a
pleasan. visit to Lynehburg.
Mrs. ". B. Bradley. who has been very
sick. is improving. Her mother. Mrs john
son. Is also much better.
alrs. William g. Owens is detained at home
by serious sickness.
Captain Andrew Fizzini secretary and
treasurer Ot tbe Richmond Electric Light and
Power Company. in conversation with TINS
man Yesterday said. Il DO not know whether
our company will take the arc light we now
have at Teeth aud Hull streets away or not.
I think there IS 10 doubt thar we Will put u
light wherever We have our Manchester Of
fee Speaking further. Captain Pizzini said
he would write to Mr. q. T. Fisher OF ms
company. who IS now IN New Ork, aud ind
out what he intended % DO about the light 10
Tenth and Hull.
Bov ~. w. Smith. the evangelist from
Southwest Virginia. is i'm Manchester holding
a series of meetings at the Bainbridge- street
Baptist church. Mr. Saith preached sunday
and last night % crowded houses. lie Is III
eloquent speaker and o most earnest and sin
cere worker. There Will be preaching again
tonight.
Miss Madeline Thornhill is quite sick at her
fathers home On Eleventh aud Porter streets.
IIE'fs OF INTEREST.
Range OF Thermometer at THr TIMES
bureau. yesterday 2 a. 81. 50; y NJ. O.; =
L. H., -.
The meeting at Leader Hall Sunday after
no p under O. e auspices Of the Dung Mems
Christian Association. WAS very lar ely Dt-
tended every seat IN the large hall being
taken ald % large number were standing IN
the rear. Several delegates 10 the Young
Mems Christian Association Convention made
pleasing addresses. and profound attention
and interest characterized the entire service
The singing was excellent and was a feature
OF the meeting
Manchester Is 90 be congratulated that she
Will in the next sixty days have lights on tho
streets that wall burn every night and all
night whether 10 DO dark or moonlight. But
until that time tie citizens are % suHer the
disadvantages OF dark nights aud bear the
ills OF those when fair luna Is a tribe late ~
making her appearance.
1lr C. J.. i. Casacristi, who IS connected
with tine Washington Pneumatic Power and
Port Company OF Washington, IS heere In the
interest OF his mpany.
The West-and Methodist church, which has
been past riess for several months has now
at ia helm Mr. i. i. ladmun, one OF the
brightest and brainest yOungmen in the State
and has just entered the ministry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

You can have your hair mattress remalc
and returned to you the same day 10y Howell
& Shaw for e. They have every convenience
for such work in their new quarters. 1904 and
1906 east Main. Phone oy7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES HITELISLE-THREAD, OPEN
WORK HOSE. al Sizes genuine bargain,
SOC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

MEMS FOUR-IN-HANDS.- We are now
showing a large assortment Of Mems Satin
Ties in Dark Blue. steel Blue Gray. Garnet
and Black of superior quality and excellent
i'm both Four-in-Hands and Iecks. Price, 25c.
each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

MEMS LAUNDERED SHIRTS. We are
selling u line If fine faundered Shirts, all
ready for use. at an exceedingly low price
All sizes are represented from d inch 10 lG.6.
and there are two distinct styles Of bosom
tie noN-plait and tho English welt The
hos ms ARE made Fl IN fine percale. cotton
of course thoroughly beetled and sized and
will not wear rough. Price 4,c each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
%22o1Se>15- G'1A eeE2tooo.
Woodward & L0tlrOl,
7 TEMPT Z:
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD And ADAMS STREETS
Ladies' Ribbed Underwear.

We are opening to-day the first invoice of a
new line OF Ladies Ribbed ests and Pants.
suitable for Spring wear These goods are
medium weight cream or ecru color fine
ribbed. very elastic andare smoothly finished
making them very desirable az this season of
the year The assortment includes low-neck
and high-neck. with either long or short
sleeves
Vests all sizes-rOc each
Vests all sizes 81 C. each.
LADIES JERSEY CORSET COVERS,
perfect fitting, open all the way down the
front
Two grades % and Soc each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

Furniture reupholstered in the best manner
by Howell & Shaw, and any odd piece you
want made can DO had at short notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES Observation-Disclosures
HOSE. extra quality. al sizes; coloTs, blacks.
gravs, tans. &c. 59c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES' CHUDDA SIIAWLS. 72x72 inches;
colors. Light Blue Car lnal. Black. Cream.
Z 20 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES' FANCY HOSE. full regular. all
sizes: coiors. blacks, grays, tans, DC, 25c
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES SWISS RIBBED VESTS. low
neck and no sleeves both in baibrggau. ecru
and white 2jc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

We make the finest touches and lounges at
very small cost. HOWELL d. SHAW,
Phone S97. 1904 and 1906 east Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

LADIES FANCY SILK, GAUZE and
CREPESHAWLS. variety Of colors and styles.
From 81 % Sl5each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
THEY SAID FAREWELL.
.,soc,4rIox CONVENTION ENDED.
ueeiins Of Men Mt Mozart Academy
sundaY Afternoon Second ""P''"
Church Crowded 81 Night


90, -, >tcbt.
Cnnicn N'o"uc" ~
"
a. ..,,,oi co,
Tie iast caY OF tho aAtee"'" "'''''
-.s,n of tho Young Mems Christian Associ-
80 MAS properly observed by the delegates
5.. Atoo'clork in the morning a
sd ., tofl in tho large hall
sor-ccIiloh service Wa. - 80,
.ftrs Association building. ABOUT 10 "e'e-
.,.-. ,~eecnf and Mr. Is. +. Michaes.
ft''' " t-..1 1o,,,rt,,c,,t 80
Gle secretary oi 'Ne JOSH
H.. association, conductor enc service AI'er
..f.r- from the Scrn,ares Acts TX: l-iG) the
,. ,~t raint that two kinds
le'.'' ''''-'' u.,a.a corsoo~..;,
oi c1nseciauoh N'''
.Gal and conservation Co purpose. TX
.......rs ~ desire io De moro thoroughly
..-4tod were niYou bv large number OF
Il. .o rrreent Tho meeting was iull OF siir-
...I ...er. and one young man present pro-
.,s.el eoaFerson. p.,.,
I.e,et,s IN tbo sss'o; 10y
go, f .tt... .a,re limo n ,no..i,,r. f,,-
r. teff ,e,,.b was lar,oiy ott"--,aI
,.1 hv air +, q MICS ~ ff,,
h.-' ~ o'clock "a s,e.t.,., +,r
...1.,4el lv 9lr " ia fIc-,is.
la 70, t.. l,r.., ffl = ~ 49,
.t ,..s ,.r,.,,,,- -'.,,' ~ ''9 go
f
t-
10" MN "N-i-
Tie reetng for men only 80 tie Mozart
Academy at clock was one Of the most in-
t....l- .nl far reaching ln its effects ever
i.smt .- c.ty. The main floor of tho build
r.. packed and tie galleries partly AIied
rf te Stage occupied bypromncnt members
# to coatention. ministers and other Cnris-
INC song service taf fi-A fAA-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

The House Committee on Roads and IN
ternal Navigation was engaged 10 the Capitol
on Saturday in hearing arguments pro and
con upon seyera. bills affecting the irginia
Iron aud Railway Company owners of the
Victoria furnace properties. In hockbridge
county. The discussion was conducted by
Captain Thomas o.. Ransom. OF Stanton. for
thai company. md by Colonel W. ". Goode
in opposition. Tor the Peyton Campbell Com
panv, owners OK tie aockbrigs Alum
Springs. The decision was deferred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

snort speeches were then made by q mum
ID delegates, au among them who gave
,-ef exp Icuce 40 the convention were the
"n- ~. Woods White, member Of the
..'r.A4'i 3nal COMMITTEES. Of Atlanta. Ga.
.tn q. Morton o. Stanton. Captain
NJ. Mcllhany ar Staunton. John n.
I'd. Jr., theological Seminary at Alexan-
efa i. G. briggs. general secretary. of Hen
on. n. G.. H. NJ. Mciihnuy. Jr.. l.. A.
--ier' State secretary of North Car0linn.
n. d. Morrss. general secretary M
.tmore ~. r. McCaugioy general score.
AY % iynchburg. ihos A. Johnson general
Pc rotary ot Roanoke. A. H. Paul Goucroi
ieiau OF Portsmouth. ". %. Nn-rl,ceS
ts.srai -ecretary o. Norfolk 4. CaiDes ~
rnouth formerly general secretary ri
litierck. Nd. George +. Greene General
s'e'c,ary of borkey: j. T.. Alice. Jr.. generoi
..t'e.4ry OF DauyIlie; j. r. Grub general
iel4ly Of Ito Railroad branch at Shenan'
g-. b.. c. Radcliffe. general secretary Of
'.nourg Taylor Mccoy. general secre.
oi otauniOn' & @. Kent Jr. general
i'''-iy az Newport News. Alexander Cand-
s.. General secretary Of Richmond: II. y
Nh. physical director f Richmond r. +.
l,..s geaeTm secretary OF the Railroad
c,r-.- az hchmond George 4. Oycrdorf.
''-' secretary 40 Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
SEWsY NOTES rRoMoyER THEJAmEs
Personal Mention About Wcli-Rnown titi-
rens-rhe Light nj Tenth and Hull.
Meeting Mt Leader Hall.

MANCHESTER BuRTAU RICHMOND TINES.
Twelfth and Hull streets. T
Branch Office. 1904 Decatur street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
A HAPPY sprEcH.

q q. -,enant-GoyeFnor Tyler, the president
bessso convention, was next called upon. lie
Va ~, saving that he did not think there
- - pa Tie platform or in tho audjance a oen-
''"an who would hesitate more than the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
\ rON.ErIIIvE sLasIlN.

On Saturday Mr. Mcllwane introduced q
The bill provides that the General Assembly
shall meet I'm regular session on the first We'd
needay of January is g. and ~ the first Wed
nesday of january m every alternate year
thereafter 10 shall sir at the Capitol IN tho
city OF Richmond. hat may adjourn % any
other place The OBJ. ect OBJ the oill is o. Sc
cure consecutive session of nineuty days
without any interrup ton by holidays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
ILErLLNANT-aoYEEN0H ~.


! speaker. lie stated that his interest was only
caused by his love for the State. and that he
/ could not afford to have any Official cOnnec-
tiou with the undertaking. lie pointed out the
magnitude of the Association. More ground
wOu!d be covered Dy the exposition buildings
than by the buildings OF al the leading
fairs since l-jl The whole world had its
attention called 10 it, and seven Western
States had their agencies IN Liverpool. whore
they shipped tons OF literature 10 invite lm-
migration. The exhibition would be a great
race between the States for asceudaucy. \lr-
GINA could yet lmmi grafton II she only tTle
1t. Whether the state cOgid afford 10 make
the appropriation was d practical question.
Last year the State hal surplus OF 500 O0D.
and besides there were -lyJ. OJO ia the Library
fund. Setting aside 100000 for expenses In
connection with the settlement of the State
debt 1t would leave 800 900. OF which amount
500 900 could be expended for the improve
ment Of the State institutions. Then the-e
would be still left .200.DU OF which az least
part should DO spent for the Worlds Far.
There are ten millions OF acres OF untitled
land in this State which ought to be cult
waited, and If 100000 be appropriated 10 adj
vertise the State in this manner II would only
be at an expense OF one cent per acre During
tho last decade the population OF Virginia
had increased 100, 900 and her taxable values
$40 900 COO The little state Of Massachusetts
which was about one-fith Of the size OF
Virginia had IN the same time increased in
population $4,000. and the taxable values
500. 600. 900. Before the war tie taxable values
Of Virginia we're $500. goo, 600 with a total taxa
ton % sJf0. 600 to-day the taxable values were
SAP 900. 900 with State tax OK s3,UJO. 900 ana
So 200 600 for other purposes The state
ought to do something TO increase the taxable
values or in ten years 1t would be unable To
support the insane negroes IN the asylums.
Tie people OF Virginia were too poor not 20
be represented at the Worlds Fair. On the
500 90 acres of land in Virginia were more
sol and minerals than in any OTHER country
The speaker then stated IN detail how lie
thought the money might be expended. an
imp rtant factor being ludicous ADVERTISING
COLONEL WHITEHEAD SPEAKS.
Colonel Whitehead also appeared before
the committee in advocacy OF the measnre
He took the ground that the best thipe 10 do
tor the State was to advertise freely and in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
COLONEL WHITEHEAD SPEAKS

Colonel Whitehead also appeared before
the committee in advocacy OF the measure
He took the ground that the best thine ~ do
tor the State was to advertise freely and in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16
BLESSED BE The TIE.

Mr.. F. T. Dadmun then made his farewell
address and closed with singing. ~ Am the
Child OF a King while the audience Joined in
the chorus. At 1880 T. NJ the convention
adjourned after singing tho welLknown hymn
Blessed BE the lie that Binds"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-16

Two grades % and SOC. each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-25
A SILVER

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial Bulletin-a cOn-
~servative p~aper-claims that he has in
formation confirming recent reports to
the effect that a definite proposition has
reached this country from England for
an international monetary conference.
This explicit statement is made by the
correspondents:
Correspondence between the Treasury
Department. and the Hon. George Goschen,
Chancellor of the Exchequer OF England.
has been carried on for some time past and
has now reached such n satisfactory point
that an official yerifcatlOn of this state
ment should not be long in forthcoming
from the administration.
Ii is stated that the British PROPOSE
ton contains no reference to tree coin
q or bimet allism, but that the object
of the conference is the consideration
of methods for the extension of the use
of Silver for money metal. As a matter
of course. any such conference as is here
referred to between Great Britain and
the United States would be participated
in by France, Germany and other Euro
pean nations. There are several condi-
tions which tend to make this report
probable. One of these is the action of the
House showing that there is no longer
the least ground to expect that the
United States will shoulder the worlds
silver to the great advantage of Europe.