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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

We are fond Of contrasting our liberty-louing
and glorious Republic 1eith imperial and des-
potic Russia and Boosting that IRE are the Jreest
,eoo1e ON earth. Yet he Atttocrdt of all the
Russias, Nth an immense standing army Of
$50 900 men, only pays ont in pensions S1S'OOO.-
600 year. We haze an army Of only $4,000
men. net are are tazed s4O,OO 900 a gear for its
support and pay at least 800 OOOOOO year
nor for pensions while orr pension last and
tar list are steadily and rapidly Increasing, and
no one can tell ,ohen or 1ohere the end ,oiH be.
DURING the merit fiscal year IL is estimated that
the United States viR pay ont more money for
pensions than all lie other NATIONS Of the 'cor'd
combined This is 1rhat less than four years Of
Republican ritle hare done
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

EY-GovERNoR CAMPBELL. of Ohio. does not
fear that Tammany will bolt after the nomina-
ton is made. lie says that after acareful obser-
walton of the situation and close analysis of
the factional differences among the New
York Democrats he is satisfied that there is
nothing in the alleged quarrel except rivalry
such as warmed them up in 1876 to carry the
State for Tilden. and again in 1884 for Cleve-
land. lie is sure that Murphy and Croker
will each go home repeating, Il am Demo
crat." and that their followers headed by Mr..
Hill. will meet them at Tammany to join in
the chorus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

RECEIPTS from custom-houses under the
Mckinley Tariff law will, it is estimated. not
exceed sl75. OOO 900 during the next fiscal year,
while at least si60, 000, 600 will be required for
pensions This will leave only S15,000.000
from the taxes which Mr.. Mckinley says the
foreigner has TO pay with which to run the
Government. All the otNer millions needed
for that purpose will. of e>urse, have to be
collected from taxes levied at home. Thus
onder the Mckinley system the citizen is
taxed twice--once to support the Government
and again to support the monopolists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21
TUESDAY, JUNE q. 1892.
SIX PAGES.
NEWS SUuluARY.
YIRaINIA.

VIRGINIA.
A handgome monument was unveiled TO the
Confederate dead of Clarke at Old Chapel near
Perrvville.-General Thomas J.. Rosser has
boueht the Scott property in Charlottesville for
al7Ooo.-A baseball company will be formed
in Petersburg.-Mr. G. L. Beckner has leased
the Lynchburg Opere-House.-Ihere was q
Third Party meeting at Farmyille.
GENERAL
Senator Call complained Of the interference
OF Florida railroads in political affairs before
the Senate yesterday.--It is said that the anti
Clevelandites have agreed upon Morrison Tor
pre.ident.--The Brice-T Thomas syndicate have
purchased another railroad.--Rey. ii. I. hud-
son and Benjamin +. Upton. Of North Carolina
are dead.--Princo Bismarck says his public
career has closed-John and Charles Kuggles,
the California stage robbers have been cap
tured.-Ihe Progressive Farmer, Of Raleigh,
will be conducted without change i'll the man
agement-Presiden Harrison was formally
notified of MS denomination for President yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

ACCORDING to poll of the delegates by the
New York Herald Of the 906 comprising the
Chicago Convention all are for Tarin Reform
and only 1893 are for FREQ silver. Another evil
depos OF Clevslanas strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

1896 inches coiored stripe Turkish Towels.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21
MEETINGS.


RtcHuoND. Va. June 20, 1892.
rI,HF SUPPLY or oTTEBBUBN, LlThlA
l ran abort In Richmond last week aud wa
could moi meet The demand. kilograms were
sent on saturday for an additional supply by
the evening express. but not del, cred Al the
spring in time. We regret THIS, but promise
'phnns sas. MANN 4 RICE. Pronrietors,
issieit No 200 north Fifth street.
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TEMPLE
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CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
Bath Towels for the Million.
THOUSANDS OF TURKISH BATH TOW.
ELS AT EXTREMELY Low
FIGURES.
Va have recently purchased from the ma

We have recently purchased from the nan.
ufacturers. at very low figures, large asso,..
ment of TURKISH BATH TOWELS. ana
in order 10 dispose of them quickly we have
placed them on sale at prices ranging from iC
cents to 80 cents each--each one being what
we are safe in calling the best values for tie
price ever offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

BEPoRT has been in circulation to the sf-
fect that the Cleveland mon at Chicago were
contemplating abolishing the two-thrds rule.
There can be nothing in such rumor. The
friends Of Mr. Cleveland have the right and
the power 10 abolish it if they choose, and by
30 doing Mr.. Cleveland would certainly be
nominated on the first ballot But il would
DO most iniudcious move. and we have no
idea the majority Of the convention have
ever entertained seriously such a proposition.
Or making many tables there is no end. but
the tabular artist never devoted more time
and attention TO any job in his life than he
has TO getting up all sorts and descriptions of
tables about the situation at Chicago. II is
significant however. that none of these tables
give Cleveland less than decided majority,
while great many Of them give him enough
votes 10 nominate him and leave him good
many 10 spare.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

2Oxi0 inches half-bIeached Turkish Towels
with Blue Line Borders, l259c. EACH si.lO
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE TINES -
rARGER THAN EVER BEFORE in IFS
HISTORY. AND Is STEADILY INcREAs-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

1sx40 inches pure white Turkish Towels
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each; sl.75 dozen.
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TIN, MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
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TIE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINED.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

20x43 inches helf-blesched Turkish Towels
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

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in pure white half bleached or colored stripes.
colors guaranteed to wash. zoe. each, or q. rs
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

2lx44 inches knitted Bath Towels. very du-
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placed them on sale ut prices ranging from iC
cents TO 30 cents each-each one being what
we are safe in calling the best values for tas
price ever offered.
1sxs6 inches colored stripe Turkish Towels
colors guaranteed 10 wash. good. substantial
quality, l0c. each; Sl.20 dozen.
2Oxi0 inches half-bIeached Turkish Towels.
with Blue Line Borders, l21sc. each si.lO
dozen.
1sx40 inches pure white Turkish Towels.
with Pink Line Borders. heavy quality, I5c.
each; Si.75 dozen.
2Ox43 inches half-bleached Turkish Towes
with Blue Line Borders. heavy quality, lie.
each, or e. dozen.
21xi4 inches knitted Bath Towels. very du-
rable. pure white. i7c each; 81 dozen.
25x46 inches heavy quality Turkish Towels.
in pure white half bleached or colored stripes.
colors guaranteed to wash. zoe. each, or s275
dozen.
25xis inches heavy half-bleached Turkish
Towels. with Blue Line Borders. linen finish.
371sc. each.
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linen finish and very heavy. 42c. each or IS
dozen.
slx6O inches extra heavy quality hall
bleached Linen finish Turkish Towels. &c.
each; 80 dozen.
GREAT SALES OF LADIES' COTTON UN
DERWEAR.
full particulars Of which will appear In to-
morrows paper.
This lot includes Especial purchase Of about
fifty dozen in all of Ladies' Muslin Gowns
Ladies' Muslin Skirts. Ladies' Short Skirts
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. purchased at an ex-
trsmely low figure Zach garment Is worth
from 81 10 Sl.25, and would be considered
good value at that price. We place the entire
lot on sale to-day at Soc. each.
Ladies' Navy Serge Blazar Suits. all sizes.
so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-21

25xi8 inches heavy half -bleached Turkish
Towels. with Blue Line Borders. linen finish.
371sc. each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
GOSSIP OF THE GUARD.

THE Inspections in the Second Brigade will
end this week with the New Brighton COM
pany Of the Tenth Regiment. Major Pat
terson put the other companies Of the Tenth
through the ordeal last week.
TIE regular army register for 1892 shows
that Of l,5s9 officers Of the line in active
service there are but "a who were commits
stoned officers prior to 1851. 10 colonels, IL
lieutenant colonels and majors.
GENERAL JOIN A WILEY has been in the
city tho greater part of the week. He at
tended the inspection Of Battery last
Thursday night, and spoke in very compli.
mentary terms of Captain Hunts command.
ApJuTAHr CENTRAL GREENLAND spent a
few hours in the city yesterday. He is thor.
oughly interested in tho duties of his new
ofnce, and expects the new regulations to
make things lively in the Guard for the next
year to come.
LrEurENASr COLONEL JAMES B. SrREETER
and Adjutant Hayes, Of the Tenth Regiment,
spent several days in the city last week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
Postscript4

Two propositions were read at Post SIS
meeting Tuesday evening.
CoMRApE JOSEPH B. EATON, Of Post 8, went
to Washington, d. c., Friday evening.
THE Joint Memorial Day Committee Of
Allegheny will soon be called together.
CoMRADE VICTOR HUTH, of Post lbs, has been
appointed an aid on the staff of Commander
in Chief Palmer.
Posr 5s members have been requested to
call and get their quota OF tickets for tho
Drummer Boy"
PosT 1865 representatives on the G. A. r.
Day Committee-T. G. Jones and j. C.
Thomas-are instructed in favor of pic
mic.
The memorial services of Post 259 last
Tuesday evening were of a most impressive
character. Post 3 was present in body,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
Post 1866 Hall Dedication.


Post l55's dedication of its new hall next
Friday evening will be an interesting event.
A large number of comrades from the differ
ent posts will go up and enjoy the following
programme:
Come TO the WILDWOOD ''......-.......-. Quartet
Misses Mertens and Montgomery. and Messrs.
Myles and Halls.
Address ss.,.....,... W. j. Patterson, of Post l57
Medley of Nations. Post la! quar- tet
Misses Carrie Terrant and Annie Orr and Comrades
y. 5. Rees and II. L. Hobourg.
our Country-.: T0st ~
Soo-'Around the Campfire. ''.... ..... Mr.. Hallis:
Tableau-"Birth of Our Liberty Q3 Original
States.)
Chorus 80. .... columbia the Gem of the Ocean"
Post 155 Choir.
''The Grand Army. Comrade W. o. Rus
sell. Senior Vice Department Commander.
Song-The Misses and Master. Hoffman,
Selection Miss Laura E. Hubbard
''Our Navy. Comrade John 5. Lambie. of Post
Presentation of memorial volumes by Comrade
Thomas G. Sample. of Post 125.
Receiving volumes by ID. II. Speer, Commander OF
Post l55.
Tableau-' Columbia and Young America.
America : Ost 400 Sudtbet
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

VISIT Kensington and see its wonderful
growth in building, business and popula-
tion. Buy lot at present prices and the
amount invested will soon double.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

Post ISIS memorial service will be held to-
day in the Second NJ. P. Church, Fifth
avenue near Marion, beginning at 2:3o P. II.
This will be the twelfth anniversary of the
muster of the post. The comrades who have
died since the last memorial service and in
whose memory to-day's service will be, are
William II. Massingham. Thomas G. Pry-
sock, W. A. Tappendorf. David Anthony and
Daniel keefe. The programme follows:
anthem. second NJ I. Snolr
opening of the Post. Commander John Braun
Like as 4 Father Pitieth His Children
......-....- -..........-...-....Post 15I Quartet
Miss Carrie Terrant soprano; Miss Annie Orr,
alto; y. S. Reese. tenor; II. l.. Hoburg. basso;
Helene Erskme. accompanist.
Reading Records of Deceased Comrades.
Duct Morning Lsnd".. Misses Terrsnt and Orr
Chaplain j. l. Dawson and Second III p Choir
s ..4s.....:...'.By 4 Comrades Of the 6: A. 3.
Sleep. Comrades, sleep and Rest Quartet
Placing Flowers 0'"'ssss Hs!fsss sss:''''
Solo-Nearer Nv God to Thee Carrie Terrsnt
Reading of the Nineteenth Psalm. .-.......-.
..:..--.....-...-.-...-.--Ch Chaplain j i. DaMson
Ioru VI. SUlI
Address Rev. George shaner
God Be With You Till We Meet Again.. Quartet
1ioslle
beneQlcuon- rev. Oeorge Suaner
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

FrTs-An dts stopped free by DR.. Klins's Great
Nerve Restofer. No nts after first days use. NAY.
veous cures Treatise and % 90 trial bottle free 70
Fit cases. Dr.. Kline ssl Arch st.. Phils., Pa. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

THE comrades Of No. 8 deprecate the
action Of National Commander Palmer in
appearing in 4 Phfladelphia encampment in
the uniform Of Major General
On the evening OF April 1 next No. 6 will
meet in its new hall, corner Of Lacock and
Federal streets, Allegheny, at which time it
is expected full turnout Of tho members
will be seen, rs we'll as many Of No. l.
CoxRADx WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, Of Nc. g.
late q member of the One Hundred and
Fifty-nfth Pennsylvania Volunteers, has
moved from his late residence, 13 Alpine
avenue, Allegheny, to farm in Butler
county.
TIE following fortunate applicants for
pensions are reported by ]. II. Stevenson q
Co. for the past week: Mrs. Margaret Cappe.
Mrs. Ammo J. Cunningham, Mrs. Louisa
Hawks, Charles Long, Hugh B. Campbell,
DR.. G. d. Galbrsith, Lindsey Currie, Charles
Stark (by Jacob Colmer, guardian), William
Jones, Samuel A. Barr, William Morrow,
William Kelley. Mrs. Eliza A. Phillips.
THE arrangements for the Appomattox
Day celebration are rapidly assuming shape,
and It is safe to say that the affair will be
success. It is more than likely that Penn
sylvania's great War Governor, A. G. Curtin,
General Rosecrans and others equally as
noted Will be present. No effort will be
spared to make the musical features the
finest that can be secured. The Appomattox
Day Committee of Encampment No. l will
meet in the library room tomorrow evening
at o'clock. A full attendance Is requested.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

To be healthy, rugged and strong use
Bisque of Beef herbs and aromatica
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27
Sons Of Veterans.

LrsLE CAMP No will hold it, encampment
at Slippery Rock in August.
ErroRrs are being made for the orxanisa-
ton Of . now camp in Allentown, Thirty
first ward.
MxxsERs Of Samuel Harper Camp No. loa
are notified that on Tuesday, April g.. an
election for Junior Vice Commander will be
hold.
TIE Allegheny County Association visited
Hollingshoad Camp No. 81, at Homestead, on
Monday evening last. An enjoyable meet
ing was held.
TIE regular monthly meeting OF the Allie
gheny County Association will be held at
Collier Camp No. lss, sharpsburg, next Fri
day evening.
The new Junior Vice Commander of Hays
Camp No. 4, Christ Roessler, was installed on
Thursday evening by Commander o. D..
Stewart, of 162.
NEXT Tuesday the County Association will
visit Camp No. 26s, at Mansfield. The men,
bers can leave the city via the Panhandle
road at 7:30 2. n.
CAMP No. 83 will hold an open entertain
ment at the hall on Monday, April 1. An ex-
cellenr programme has been arranged. Men,
bers of the g. A. r. ana the Ladies' Auxiliar-
les are cordially invited.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-27

in Philadelphia Thursday afternoon.
Nothing outside OF routine business was
done. Comrade Patterson attended an in
teresting campfire and banquet Of Post 10
Thursday night At this affair Uomrade
Lincoln's manuscripts, one of an address de-
lfvered at the dedication Of q monument at
Gettysburg and ono Of his addresses At
Richmond, delivered three days before tho
assassination.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
On the Bad Boys List.

Jesse Arthur, a negro man., was
arrested by Chas. Schreiner this
morning and taken to the city hall,
after which a lady was sem for to see
if she could identify him as the man
who helped Jim Edley tap her till
some days ago. She said he was not
the man so the charge of suspicious
character was not preferred against
him. Captain Hughes looked on
his list OF roughs and found Arthur's
name, and then brought the charge
of vagrancy against him. He was
locked up to await developments. he
got into this city from San Marcos
yesterday and lett a pal nsmed
Chalk Jones behind him in the Jail
there. These all belong to a gang
whom the police have to keep an eye
on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
POLITICAL SCRAPS.

From our Democratic Contributor No. IL
The Governor got back to Austin
in time yesterday to see the Sunday
law enforced.
Those poor devils who bought
lands in good faith from rail road
companies, and are to be deprived of
their possessions cannot be blamed for
differing with our Governor when he
poses as their friend and as the
annihilator of the work OF previous
administrations.
If Gov. Hogg could carry his APP
pointive ideas far enough, for another
constitu tlonal amendment, to APP
point the supreme appellate and les
ses judges, then the initials of George
Clark would stand for grand calam-
ity. Tyler would not be forgotten
then.
What was the number of the pass
Gov. Hogg used during last cam
paign, issued to him by Mr.. Faux
ner?
Judge a man by the friends he
keeps, then read the sworn testimony
of the Galveston I. & G. N. Investi-
CATION, and your esteem of u Gov
ernor will vanish; he did intervene q
little too glaringly for Tyler. 8
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Called For HIS Goat.

Jim Shepard, alias Jim Johnson.
was arrested on the charge of vag-
rancy by Officer Jas. Brown, yester-
day and placed In the city Jail. This
morning he was transferred to the
county Jail, on default of a $500 bond,
under the charge of theft and burg
larry.
The detectives have been looking
out for him for some time and have o
strong case against him.
Some time back he went, in COM
pany with his pal, Phil Logan, who
mas been in the county Jail for a week
or so, and tried to work a game on
Mr.. Freyer. corner of Main ave-
nue. and West Commerce street
and steal a pair of pants.
He vas caught in the act by the
proprietor add made his escape only
by slipping out of his coal and leaving
1t in the hands Of the store keeper.
Phil Logan, his pal, was arrested and
jailed by Detective Van Ripper at the
time. The coat was turned over to
Detective Hughes, who examined
the pockets and found tobacco, CT
gars, cigarettes, etc., that had been
stolen from Murphy's fruit store,
May LIST. by these two black thieves.
They, on that occasion broke open
the door to gain admission, therefore
a heavy penalty awaits them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
Good ali Aroundl

CITY OF MEXICO, May l6.-Ching
Wung and Kong Foo, the former q
wealthy Cninaman of San Francisco
and the latter of st. Louis, are here
and had two audiences with President
Dlsz The object of their visit is to
secure a colonization concession in the
state of ~Tamaulipas for the purp Ise of
removing almost the entire population
of their countrymen who now reside
in the United States. They wish to
leave the United States on account of
country. The land which this great
colony proposes to settle is admirably
adapted to the cultivation OF sugar
al and many kinds of tropical
fruits and produce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
VIII, Tney lie EIectrooutedp

SING SING, May Is To-day, unless
the courts or the governor interferes,
two electrocutions will take place
here. Henry G. Tanning, is one OF
the victims, he killed Emily Taylor,
his mistress, cutting her throat with
n razor. flaming is the o of WE'LL
to do people here and mas a wife and
children living. He vas book keeper
by profession. The other victim of
the electric chair ls Cbes. A. Wright,
who was convicted at Elizabethto~ n.
n. Y, of the murder of Mrs. Bedelia
Taylor, of Westport. The lawyers in
both cases have been making, and
are still making, desperate efforts to
save their clients.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-16
American Library Association.

LAKEWOOD, N. j., May l6.-The
Library association began it's annual
conference at the Laurel house here
today. On May 20 the session will be
continued in Baltimore and on the
2lst the concluding session will be
held in Washington. The principal
question to be decided is whether or
not to exhibit at the Worlds fair. AS
the question of expense has already
been solved an affirmative decision
will probably be reached.