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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
THE SAD RITE.
The Remains Of BENJAMIN Mosby Ouarles
Laid in Hollywood

The Remains OF BENJAMIN Mostly uuarles
Laid in Hollywood
The funeral of the late BENJAMIN Mosby
Quarles took place Yesterday afternoon from
Seventh street Christian church. and when
the remains arrived shortly after o'clock
the body Of the church was we'll filed with
sorrowing friends of the departed. The real
estate agents attended in body. and large
delegation Of the Royal Arcanum was also
present.
The body OF the dead phianthropist WAS
inclosed In plain. olOth-covered casket. and
ITS lid was completely hidden under loads Of
flowers sent by loyiag friends as the last yisi-
bic tribute 10 his memory.
The remains we're met at the church door
by Rev. Jabez Hall, ID. d.. pastor OF the
church; Rev. W V. Tudor, ID. D.. of Broad
street Methodist church. and Rev. NJ ID.
Hoge, d. D., OF Second Presbyterian church.
The procession quietly moved toward the
pulpit. where the cssket was deposited under
the subdued tone of a hymn played by the
organist, the only music during the services.
Rev. Dr. Hall read the burial service and
was followed by Rev. Or. Tudor. who read a
passage from the Scriptures, while Rev. DR..
Hoge offered a fervent prayer. Rev. Dr.
Hall closed the service with another praver
and announced that in accordance with the
were held in the plainest and most unosten-
tatious manner. The intsrment took place in
the family section at Hollywood
The real estate agents of this city held a
meeting yesterday morning 10 take suitable
action in regard TO the death OF Mr.. Quarles.
Mr.. Edward :. Rose presided and Mr.. ID II.
Funston acted as secretary. A committee was
appointed 10 draft appropriate resolutions.
The committee consisted Of Messrs. N. w.
Rowe. j. Thompson Brown, II. A. McCurdy.
Ro. III. Gillian and Jackson Brandt They
submitted the following which was unani-
mously adopted
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God TO re-
move from our midst our friend, BENJAMIN
M. Qusries: therefore
Resolved That We. his brother real estate
agents, feel greatly our loss which is no less
the loss of this entire community; that we
desire 10 express our sense OF the great worth
and usefulness Of our deceased brother. of his
gentle and courteous manners. Of his unyary-
ing kindness of heart. Of his charitable dispo-
sition and of his substantial helpfninegs 10
all in trouble; that we hereby tender to his
family our sincere sympathes in their ire
parable loss, and direct that copy of these
resolutions be communicated TO them. and
also be published in the daily papers. and
that the real estate fraternity will attend bis
funeral in body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

Richmond Medical College, has lectured to
the students on Physiology and Hygiene"
and the faculty have furnished an inhrmary
10 he used ia cases of sickness The HIS
torical and Geographical Society has grown
rapidly towards regular school OF history,
under the wise direction OF Professor Boat
wright. and will open next October by the an
nBel address, for which the services of DR.. ).
I. NJ Curry have been secured. Tho college
Ia progressing, and Professor Puryear. the
chairman, says the prospect for nett ses-
sion il better than ever. Hon. w. l.. Wilson,
who was chosen as president: felt compelled
10 decline on account OF his obligations 70 the
country 81 congressman, out ths committee
on nominations have Instructions TO nominate
some one else at the meeting OF thu trustees
on Tuesday. The only name mentioned for
the place so far is withheld until the hight
ming strikes. 4,
Quite a number Of old students are on the
grounds 10 see their successors receive the
honors over which they lost sleep in former
years ] M. Carroll. now Of Johns Hopkins:
II. L. Burnley. q. II. Athey, X. II. hudd and
W. o. Carver are among the number.
Miss Hargrove, of Luray, IS visiting al fro-
lessor Harrison's.
The programme for commencement prom
Uses TO DO great treat. following up the happy
note sounded by the iollification last night
Tonight the commencement sermon VIII
be preached by Rev. b. II. Carroll, OF Waco,
Texas. DIR. Carroll is one Of the first Baptist
preachers of the South. Music Will be fur
nished by male quartette led by Captain
Cunningham.
Monday night the Joint celebration Of the
literary societies will be held Dir. j. G. Har-
wood. of Richmond, is salutatorian; Dir. E. @.
Laird. of Georgia. orator and MIR. Garrett
Ryland, of Richmond. yaledictorian.
Tuesday nights programme 49, Introduce
tory address by DR.. Nelson, OF Richmond te-
male Institute; address before the literary So
cieties by Dr. +. NJ Ellis. Of Baltimore; de-
livery,of debaters' orators aud writer's med
ais
Wednesday night. meeting Of alumni. when
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

Tho Commencement Exsrciscs-Work Done
During sho List Session.


Tho Commencement Essrciscs-"crk Done
During the List Session.
Around the college everything has an air OF
business except that here and there group
Of oilers lounge laziiy under shade tree.
trying IN keen cool. while they talk about
who funked." Another Sunday will see the
two hundred and four Richmond College stu
dents scattered through fourteen States. and
some of them will be sadly signing for Mexicos
plains. while they settle down to remain IN
Virginia until another session begins.
In a few days more some who erstwhile
welded the bat or played the racket VIII TO
following a plow or handling hoe as II they
were really still farmer boys and no longer
students of one of the leading colleges OF the
land. a.,
Richmond's contingent, seventy strong, will
soon be aiding their fathers IN making or
spending money. 81,
This Is commencement week and will close
the most successful session or the college )
bistorv-a session full of successful work by
the largest number of men ever seen on the
grounds before The battles for hoDors nave
been waged and won and somebody's giri
left behind me" will greet returning lover
with tender pride az he pins his medal on
her breast and bids her wear IL for his honor.
Somebody's mothers eyes will nh with tears
of Joy and pride as she folds TO her breast
boy bearing college hOnors.
The feeling among the students has been
unusually harmonious and everybody
leaves friend 20 everybody else
The college has had quite number OF puo-
lilo lectures during the session. which have
been of high order and have been well re-
ceived by Richmond's most cultured people.
The field sports have been better than IA
former years: the faculty will report 10 the
trustees that the session has been marked by
general good health. end hard study by the
students. Two new features have been added
since last commencement.
Mr.. o. NJ. Hazer. III. A.. student OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
a PIANO RECIT1L.
Virginians Charmed by virginisn ct the
Mozart Yesterday.

Virginians Charmed by Virginian ct the
Mozart Yesterday.
Miss Clara Belle Palmer. OF the Peabody
Conservatory of Music Baltimore. gave most
artistic and delightful piano recital at the
Mozart yesterday morning TO an invited au-
dience. COMPOSED of the most critical music
lovers OF Richmond. The programme was
selected from the best efforts Of the most cell
ebrated composers. and was most beautifully
rendered. The Legend in A fat major. mel
ody in q fat major and thence with variations
in major by Paderewski. Tarantella by
kicode. the Prayer from Lohengrin and the
Prize Song from Meistersinger by Wagner,
and the Rhaps0die Hongroise, in ID fat ma
jor. by Liszt-composItions that only the
most talented and carefully drilled musicians
can render-were given with an artistic feeling
and technical rendition that called forth tho
most enthusiastic applause. The recital was
concluded with the Intermezzo Sinfonico
from the Cavalleria Rusticana by Mascagni
one of the most melodious and beautiful COM
positions ever written. Miss.Palmer is an ar
list in the fullest conception OF the term, and
deserves the cordial receptions that have been
given to her by all audiences and critics be-
fore whom she has played. Her technique
and knowledge of harmony and counterpart
are wonderful in so young performer. Miss
Palmer is a Virginia lady. born ia Augusta
county. and Is the guest of Mrs DR.. Vest of
Gwathmey, ,and came into Richmond this
morning. After the recital Miss Palmer and
u party OF friends were entertained at dinner
at Ford's Hotel. She will shortly appear in
concert in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

Writing Paper oil Of tho best kinds. cream and
white. rough and smooth finished, ruled
and plain. largo and small sizes, lSe pound
that is about half price. There comes to
onires to a pound, according 90 quality OF
paper.
souare Linen Envelopes to match, &C. quirs.
Travellers Box Paper. full quires paper ? full
paeks envelopes, gsc.; actnai value soc.
Selected Stock Wedding-Plate Paper and En-
velopes in boxes, l9c.: actnaiNaiue 4oc'
Best Mourning Paper. l5c quire.
A special sale of worry fine Toilet Waters etc
Pinaud's Eu Dc Cologne, large $50 SIZE price
81.
Pinaud's Violet Water, e95o size for sl59.
Pinaud's Ons-Ounce handkerchief Extracts
finest made, regular 75c. size. special price,
Soc; the sl.5O size Of same for g.
Pinsud's Special Handkerchief Extracts liao
de France. Bouquet de Vioiets regular 81
size. special price 60c.
p;nauds' Dentrifce the fnost Liquid Tooth
Wash made. The 81 size for 5oe'; the o0c'
size for 3Oc.
Automatic Tooth Paste IColsa'es mAKe' IN
P,pauds Flower Soap lall odors), regular s5o.'
special price 100 "a.
Ayers Recamier Soap lscen.ed) regular oOc'
cake for soc.
Avor's Rocamier Cream and Ayers Recamier
Balm. Ayers Moth and Freeklo Lotion soc' a
bottle.
25c. size for iOc.
t.O00 High-back. unbreakable huDDer Dres'lns
Combs 10. actual value Z5c.
tB-..waf Canine Steel SCISSORS.
nickel-plated and can't rust, with self-sharp-
ming spring at almost half Of actual value.
sIA-inch, 25c.
l-inch, &c.
4j4-inch, 35c
Finch, 40c'
5l6 inch, i5c.
4 60 and Finch. zoe.
100 finest Down Powder Puis at &C. ac'uAi
value 75c.
Solid. curved-back Clothes Brushes largest
size 25c., actual value sc.
Ayers Recamier Almond meal most perfect
SOAP. substitute Ssc., actual value 5oe.
sooO genuine English-Bristle Hair Brushes
solid curved and straight backs. 30.
unbleached Bristle Hair Brushes large SIZE FOR
men and ohIldrons use i9c. actual value &c.
STAND Mirrors, the very thing for use when in
the country, I5c. actual value &c
LEATHER Folding Miro 25c., s5c., 4Oc. zoo. and
eoc, Just half Of their usual cost
Best Rubber Water Bottles s5c. up.
ladies' Horse-hair Hat Brushes, necessity at
every summer resort SOC.
yslyet-back Hat Brushes. very SOFT s5c, actual
value soc.
Pine Celluloid-handle manicure articles,
Knives, Twsezers, etc, 25c. choice, actual
value $50.
Hair Brushes with level edge mirrow backs,
5oc.. actual value e..
Infant size &c.. actual value 75c.
ktomizers with continuous spring, best nickel
and large size Sc, actual value 81.
Glass Pun Boxes g5c.
1000 Sponge Baskets Sc, actual value 20c.
Mary Antoinsite Handkerchief extracts, every
odor, such as White, Rose, Yioletie, stepha-
notes Wood VIolets. Lily OF the Valley,
Jocky Club. etc. etc. y ounce size 25c.
Burnett's Handkerchief Extract. Southern
Passimen." ounce bottle l5c,. actual valve
25c.
Every other good kind Of Cologne. Handkerchief
Extracts. Backing. Shoe Polish and every
necessity away or at home.
A special Sale Of line Bathing Suits Not many
in the lot. but bought At quite sacrifice.
For Ladies' Atwood Navy Blue Suits sl.s9,
value about %; for Ladies' Blue Flannel,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
The New Library Building.

The State Library Board met Ia the Gov.
ernor's Office yesterday. and Mr.. w. w. Pom
dexter. the architect II the building 10 bs
erected, explained the details of the plan.
The sllotments of rooms for the various on.
GERS were made aud the architect was re-
quested TO complete the working drawines
aud specifications in order that the contract
for the construction Of tho building might De-
given out. The board is unanimously satis.
fed with the building AS proposed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

Rev. ]. Il. Dickinson, Of Oronas. ". j., IL Tia
orator and Rev. X. X. Acres president Of nv
Alumni Association. will preside.
Thursday night Is commencement proper.
when all college honors. including certis'
Gates. diplomas. medals and degrees, will bs
awarded by the chairman. DR.. Puryear.
Fine music each night will enliven all the
scenes. All exercises Will 30 held IN the coli
legs chapel and the public are invited.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the trustees
will be in semi-ahnual session.
The committee of award has given the
writer's medal, for the best article written
for the College Messenger. IL Mr. Garneti
Ryland. Of Richmond. who will be N. A.
graduate on Thursday night.
There are eight applicants Cor tho degree Of
b. l.. one for b. s., ten for b. A.. and three
for NJ A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
HoMitzers' ThnrsffnxE.

The Richmond Howitzers have made ar
rangements for what will be known as How
tiers Thursdays. They will on Thursdays,
June 23d. S0th and July 7th. with their friends.
60 down TO Warwick Park on barges. There
will be music on the way going down and re-
freshments will DO served b. the hungry and
thirsty ones at Warwick Park. Dancing will be
INDUCED in for few hours In view of the
great popularity all previous entertainments
given by the Howitzers have met with il is ex-
peeted that these excursions will be largely
palronIzed by the Howitzers and their friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

The stockholders Of the Richmond and
Chesapeake railroad held an adjourned meet
ing yesterday. Mr. n. +. Reid. Of Nsw York
was reelected president. Orders were issued
TO take up tho construction of the Eighth.
street tunnel within ten days. Assurance was
given that operations on the tunnel would GER
tainly be taken up by July LIST next Ths
meeting was finally adjourned over until
some day this week. when the business will ID
completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
ErnInination of Tenchers.

A public examination will be held at the
Richmond High School on Wednesday morn
ing next at 8 O'clock. for the benefit of those
who desire TO obtain Acenses to teach in the
public schools of this city.
This does not refer to the graduates of the
Richmond High or Colored Normal schools
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
Maior Johnsion Rnilnd.

Major John Brown Johnston (coloredD. who
10 charged with shooting W. II. Morris, alias
Massey. applied for bail TO Judge Witt yes
terdsy. He was given bis liberty after bail
bond for 81 900 wss signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

Miss Nellie Frayser is spending the summer
with her sister. Mrs. James w. Page, at Clit-
ton Forge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

j. ii. Valentine will conduct this large sale
Of $50 packages. Sale at Niath-strset depot
July 18th at 1890 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19
FINE VIRGINIA RACERS:'i
vHxrsHE HAS DONE FOR THE rUHF.
The Most Celebrated Runners and Irosssrs
IN. Turfars From Virginia stock.
Tho Good Colt MorreiiO.

T HAS indeed been
a strange and lamsn-
table fact that yir-
ginis, once so famous
for her celebrated
race horses, should
fall so low in their
production, almost
10 abandonment.
The high standard
to which the Dos
wells and others
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04


In the District Court of the Third Judcia
District of the State of Idaho, in anC
for the county Of Washington.
r. l.. Sa5n, plaintiff,
VS.; Copy
of P.L. Hursh and Charles Summons
Hursh, defendants.
The State of Idaho to p. l.. Hursh, on,
of the firm doing business as Hursl
Bros.
In the name of the people of the STATE
of Idaho. you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office of the
clerk of the district court of the third ju-
dicial district of the state of Idaho, in and
for the county of Washington, the com
plant Of r. l.. Sabin, in an action to re-
cover from you the sum of nineteen hun
drcd, eleven and 30-l00 dollars together
with interest thereon from October 18th.
1891, alleged TO be due to plaintiff from
you for goods wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to you at your request, as
follows BY Allen q Lewis, of Portland,
Oregon. between the LIST day of January,
1889. and the LIST day of January, 1891
balance due on account, S1268. go. BY
Aiken, Selling q Co., of the same place
between January LIST, 1890, and June LIST,
1892, to the amount of S43S rs. BY
Flelschner, Mayer d Co., of the same
place, TO the amount of 1887 05, between
the LIST day of January, 1891. and Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1892, all of which said accounts
have been assigned to this plaintiff -the
particulars more fully appearing in plain
tiff's complaint n certified copy of which
is served herewith and made part hereof,
and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within ten days after the
service thereof, if served in Washington
county. and within twenty days if served
out of said county, but within said Judi
cial district, and within forty days if
served out of said district exclusive of
the day of service). judgment will be
taken against you by default, according
to the prayer OF said complaint or for the
sum of 30, with interest as above
named and costs in this action
In testimony whereof, |, |. f. Smith.
clerk Of said district court, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court at We.ser, Wash
[sEALl ington county, Idaho, this 9th
day of July, a. ID. 1892.
|. f. SMITH,
Clerk Of the District Court
JOHN W. AYERS, Atty. for Plff
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04


There is one salient fact makes the
gorge rise quicker and stay there
longer about these mining murders
and dynamite horrors. 1t is this.
that the evidence shows that, with
few exceptions, the men who did
these wrongs were foreigners and the
men who died in the lonely canyon
were Americans-sons of the soil
The fact that these foreigners be-
longed to a union makes no differ
cnce. We are not down on foreigners
simply as such. On the contrary, a
good, honest, industrious man with
bis family is welcome and encouraged,
no matter what sun painted the color
OF his skin, or what altar receives his
worship. We are not in favor of
keeping the doors open as before.
We want a stricter rule. No honest
foreigner, intending to make a good
citizen, can or will object to any rea
sonable provision to protect the fran
chise. The more valuable it is made
the better he will like it. But men
who come over here merely to get the
benefit OF our wage list, leave starva-
ton terms, to do better here, and do
not even take out their papers. have
no right to shoot down American la
borers who will work. The union
and the few Americans who lead il
cannot make it right. They will
suffer with the rest. We stand bv
our own people. Americans can't 90
to England or Italy and displace ma
tive workmen. 1t is the law of ma
ture. Even the ant or the bee won't
allow "furriner" to run their hill or
hive. This is the thing that makes
the blood look so black and cursed on
those native hills. The stranger
must not eat our bread and then do
murder on those who gave it or would
live and work on the soil that gave
them birth. Our sympathy goes
warmly out to the American laborer.
but law and order is matter of life
and death. We must have peace be-
Tore we can be just or generous.
Welcome.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

nis,r;c, ns ,ho S,o,o '' f1.t 'u''iola,
for tho count ~, 'n - Vvash u, raa,'o !" ana
~ Wv so'''S " ""s"'Ns 'on
carrie GIBSON fialntiif,
,,,,,, VS.. Summons.
Nl'iiam ulosoh' defendant. }
The State of Idaho to William Gibson:
In the nameof the people of the state of
Idaho, you are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the clerk of
the district court of the third judicial dis
trict of the state of Idaho, in and for the
county of Washington, the complaint OF
Carrie Gibson, the plaintiff. praying for
decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

The SIGNAL joyfully rcpublishes
the following good sound article from
the Blackfoot News
Idaho is on the eve of her first ma.
tional campaign. Many of her voters
will vote for the first time in theil
lives for president and vice pres
idcnt.
There are four presidential tickets
in the field The country will
survive, grow in population and
wealth under the election and
administration of either one of the
nominees. But not so with some OF
our county officers. We must have
a good board ofcounty commissioners.
We must have some competent,
honest law makers. We are interested
most Of all in these. Poor law
makers can mar our peace Of mind,
keep us in turmoil, strife and con
tention, and poor commissioners can
destroy all contentment, happiness
and prosperity during whole term Of
office. These two offices are nearest
to us and should be filled with great
est care, judgment and discretion.
The voters should not be carried
away by the excitement of the first
presidential election too far to get
back and look after the home ticket
Give a state good law makers and
county an honest, business board of
county commissioners and they can
run through every phase of human
experience in change of politics, hard
times and flush times, good crops and
poor crops and the people will take
what comes unmurmuringly and un-
complainingly.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

1t sometimes happens that in mail
ing batch of letters from this Office,
the address is not written on one OF
two. The card in the corner, how
ever, enables the postmaster to re-
turn it to us, the sender. The same
case often happens with others who
do much writing. To facilitate the
proper handling Of the mail, it is
your duty to have your business
card on every letter you send out.
We can furnish printed ones at a very
slight advance on retail prices.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

According to the evidence of the
brothers Pinkerton, before the Con-
gressional investigating committee,
they are much abused individuals
whose only aim in arming their
employees is to preserve the peace.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

A -four combine is the latest.
What with meat combines and coal
combines next winter promises to
make the head Of the house hustle
around quite lively to find the money
TO satisfy these modern free hooters.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

The very idea of holding joint
tariff debate is enough to run up the
thermometer at least ten degrees. If
such a debate must take place, in
the name of sweltering humanity, let
it be postponed until cool weather.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

Fenton Ferguson, aged 81, a highly
respected and well-to-do pioneer of
the Basin, died Saturday night. He
was buried by the Masons and Odd
Fellows, being a member of both
orders, and his funeral was attended
by people from every town in the
Basin.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

Over so, 600 persons died of Cholera
in the Russian Caucasus in July, and
reports from Teheren, Persia, show
that 5000 deaths occurred in Meshed
in June and July.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
The WEISER SIGNAL.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1892.

1t is expected that congress will
investigate the Occur d Alene strike.
Resolutions looking to this end have
been introduced IN both houses.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

Marion Johnston and wife and Miss
Anna Darlington are enjoying a week s
outing up on Mann creek. They
will return Saturday.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04

At a meeting of the Washington
County Board of Pharmacy, held in
Weiser yesterday, W. d. Shaw,
Salubria's popular druggist, passed
a satisfactory examination and is now
a registered pharmacist.