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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10

In the Scotch ballad, was about 10 totter
down the declivity of life with his aged wife.
How It would have smoothed the rough
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TO the needs of such persons, and 1t always
fills the bill" Dyspepsia, constipation,
rheumatism, kidney troubles and Ia grippe
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10
Free to the Afflicted

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the aiimentary ca
nal. They are the best family eathartic
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10
TIME Tables.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10

Simmons Liver Regulator is in
valuable in the nursery. 1t is a
gentle laxative, and harmless.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-02-10
Dr.. Gregg's Electric
Belts and Appliances

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
MIR. CLETELbND'S CHANCE.
yVhitney's Letter Explaining the Position OF
the Ant-Machine Committee.

the Ant-Machine Committee.
Nrw YORK. March THE members OF the
nnti-macbine committee who are arranging
for the Syracuse convention TO elect con-
testing delegation to the National Democratic
Convention, are Receiving nu ili',l &c
letters from prominent Democrats asking j
the new organization in tins state is ID the
interest of Grover Cleveland for President
n. Is. Whitney has written the following let
Ter. which will be printed and sent to al such
inquirers:
If the contesting delegation is thrown out
1T Chicago and Hill is nominated we cannot
answer for the result. Cleveland and nearly
MI the leaders will probably support the
ticket. but there are many men who are lttle
inclined to submit any further 10 the lmhoSl-
tions practiced for the past few years Ahese
men rightly regard the Hlll convention as
proceeding which would be set aside IN
court of law for fraud and duress. In some
counties these men have held oil from the
contrasting movement Tor the avOwed reason
that they want 10 see Hill nominated so as 10
finish him forever. The majority against hIm
in this State would be anywhere from 5O,oOO
70 100 900 votes.
If Cleveland or any leading man Of his
wing of the party is nominated and reor-
ganlZatiOn Of the State committee f0rced' the
opp sition within the party would be mere
bagatelle. Nobody really cares Tor I'LL. ana
his whole strength tOiutr liDul Nio Law N''o
he is supposed to be in It," Iammany IS
held together by mere handful OF leaders.
and even with them. except IN the case OF
Bourke Cochran 1t is doubtful whether there
is an atom Of personal feeling for Hill.
contest will not injure Cleveland II the
trouble is taken in other parts OF the country
20 investigate the real situation IN New ork.
Whether IL does injure hm or not cannot
affect the movement. Probably he Is respon-
sibe for letting them (the Hill managers get
his friends into such mess. OF course u
would be safer to nominate the man VINO
stands the best chance of carving other
States than New York, whether he be Cieve,,
land or somebody else. Cleveland would
probably poll the most votes here. as his great
outside strength would cause the Murphy
Hill men TO run to cover. But II would be
well to nominate good Western candidate OF
Governor Russell.
In fine. we have not voted yet, and we claim
the same right TO contest at a national con
yention which our adversaries practced wheI
they contested county and State conventions
We claim 10 stand on precedent. ana We
claim that our opponents are irregular; we
are rapidly gathering IN the Ola IilueI
leaders, and if our movement develops as IL
has promised lately there will be no dlihculty
fn proving in Chicago that we represent the
Democratic pan ~ OF this state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
You help a Richmond industry
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How Get Thin.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE
How 20 Perfectly Cure iho''''

All forms OF headache are Of nervous onhi'
scter, and are caused bya weakness irritation
or disease Of nerves Of the head OF 70 ,.9
orders of the system from spring Depil''s' M
to cure such cases it is absolutely necessary "
use Dr. Greenes Nervura. The 'rlp alSo. nii,'
has been so prevalent. causes moro N'"''-''I'o
and leaves the nerves OF the head III n'oio
weakened and diseased condition 'lA" ens
other known affection Ihif c0n''''.I '',."-D
nerer beneglccted. Many persons VINO SUM- I'm
headache have. by repeated failures ~ Inv
lief dospaired Of cure. To such We 49, i..s-i
hv an means secure bottle Of this wonderful
remedy. and watch its marvellous effects IL
is the most perfect cure known Tor headache
Purely vegetable aud harmless. Irusgls''' -
For orer noeaiy years my life was made ms
cradle by frequent and terrible headaches a,
times they were SO severe feared i "ou'u
20 insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
LIEUTENANT HErHERINGToN'S CASE
IL VIII lie IA Most Important One ior tho
American Consular Court.

Z
American Consular Court.
IoNnoS. March IA dispatch from Yoko-
hama saws that serious division OF feeling
has arisen between the English and American
colonies relative to the shooting OF George
Cover Robinson. the English banker. by
Lieutenant j. III. Hetherington, OF the United
States Navy. -.
European countries and the United States
have extra territorial jurisdiction over GRIM
inals belonging to their respective natlonah-
ties This jurisdiction Japan has Tor some
time labored to abolish, bat without success,
AS foreigners claim that they are not yet suiil-
GENTLY convinced that Japanese justice Is
fitted for dealing with civilized people.
The case of Lieutenant hetherngton, OF
course comes under American jurisdiction.
rs he is the person accused, and he Will %
tried by the American consular court but the
English are watching the case very jealousy,
and should HetheringtOn be acquitted, or lei
off with light penalty. there VIII probably,
Judging from existing feeling, DO reprisals III
some form.
Robinson was very popular among the En-
glish colony and his friends claim that there
was no good cause or excuse Tor Hetherlng-
ton taking the law in bis own hands. The
case has already led TO very strained rela-
tons between English and American society
In Japan, and some of the leading English
have given the cut direct TO their American
acquaintances. especially of the official class.
AS English influences are predOminating IN
Japan the situation also Affects unfayorably
American relations with the natives.
Hetherington's friends are making efforts
20 secure evidence that will place him night
IA the ewes of the foreign element and give
reason for his acquttal that both tho Ameri-
cans and English will regard AS satisfactory.
They hope to prove that Robinson boosted
OF his conquests of the other sex, and that
Mrs. Hetherington was not the only victim
of his wiles. and that the circumstances under
which Lieutenant Hetherlngton took the life
Of the alleged seducer of his wife would have
justified any husband IN acting as he did.
On the other hand. Robinson's ante-inor-
tenn statement denying that he had been
guilty of any wrong, and Inserting that he
had only T'irted with Mrs. He'herington. has
many believers. and will. It is claimed. tell
strongly against Hethsrington on his trial.
The case IL a most embarrassing one for the
consular court. whose duties are usually con-
fined to complaints against or by seamen OF
occasional acts Of wrong doing by cosmopoli-
tan Migrants. Ii is all tho more embarrassing
because the japanese will watch il narrowly
rs specimen OF foreign Justice. which they
are now losing no opportunity to criticise.
The japanese are deeply aggrieved because
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
METHOD IN HIS MADNESS.
The Chicago Physician Charged WIN MUIR
dcring His Mothcr-in-iaw--siaoc ms
Arrrest Acting Like Lunatic'

cuc,co. March Henry NJ. Scudder stu
hears MYSTERIOUS voices and sees strange
faces peering in at his window in the De.en-
t;on Hosnital. Al least he still says he docs
and DIR. Noble. the county physician seems
incl;ned 20 believe him While the doctor Was
eating Yesterday bis wife and two ch'iuio %
called on him. lie was pleased to see ,'' - -
md girl but as soon as his eye hSn'eU 90
wife he became excited. ,o. go. 81
Get out of here" no cried. "e' o"T W.
this room. Leave me alone. can you. 49,.
arc one of them: know you. lou "'o
snc 70 torment me- Everybody Is "H'
me-" -..o.,,..o5 ~
soothe him. bnt he pushed her "" 49,,
and again ordered her 70 ies'e Ss,s and told
Dr Noie was with Mrs scuoue' hnu ~ .o ~
brsSend that he should SPEAK hnul. "
- ,.,fo lyon are not acting Ike seH''c-
man" said Dr. Noble.
NIKE THAT WOMAN LEAVE NE.
-, -. oore 4 lam not" shouted Scud-
..Nfoke that woman leave me. iou nave
no rieht TO let her come here u torment 1 niei
40 ,raSt - be LETT alone and she Is leagued
against me. ,. c,11ar otrarnn+ed
g.
Ms SENDER was agitating her husband. Dr;
hoIle advised her 10 leave the room. She aid
So and the alleged crazy man grew calm. MS
children remained with him for over an hour
and seemed to have good elect on him.
STRUCK A PATIENT.
Scudder's health is improved since he went
tothe hospital and he does not seem 10 be
siljnc physically. lie eats and sleeps well.
Int claims 10 hear whisperings and see
strange faces peering IN at his windows. Dr.
Noble said yesterday that lie and pr. Lyman
had examine 4 Scudder for several hours yes
Yerdav. bat declined 10 make public the re-
suit Of their investigation.
late last night as DR.. Sender was walking
no and down the corridor IN front OF his cell
he suddenly gave O shrek. seized a chair ana
exclaimed. 80 you are IN league with my
wife. are you ,...
He struck with terrific force harmless pa
tient whose cell opened in the same corfia0r.
aud who was also taking walk. Sc1dueI
was soon disarmed by attendants ana thrust
;nto his cell. where he was manacied' ana inc
door securely locked. lie was terribly eA-
cited and kept repeating: They told me to
do il. | could not help it: II had to be done.
The wound given the other patient while
bad one. was not serious
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better OF that which began by thinking
well of."-Rec Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only
in hoXes-AdY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

FnASo1s r. LAssrrrR, p. q. ia 2o-tn,fr.t APP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
20 insane.

oyo one co,1d s,,r7. 7corse nun ala. / Dousn'
- crosne.s Nervura. and me rery Jfsi ooiNe
', .'''''., ne 1eo6gcies. and 1 never had any
..y a.,,.,. ,.,,b my head since that time AMER
- 49,. ~. t,oen,,, pears 1 was cured by Dr.
snts,'n .,. so,vura. Mas. MARY GREEN,
BASIN st., Norristown Pa
~ DR.. Greene, the successful speclais' III
curing all forms Of nervous and chrome ol'-
eases. % ". 18th street, New York. can Dc con
suited J-ee. personally or by letter. '"A oi
write to him about Your case or send lor SyliiI-
tom blank 70 fiji ont and letter fully explain
ing your disease. giving advice @c'' Will pe ie'
turned FREQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ia IS.

~ pTRSTTA NCT OF THE TERMS OF 4 '.-tLD
| on TRUST FROM THE VIRGINIA AM
CAROLINA RAILROAD CONPAAl 10 the uii.
dersiqned OF the date of July !. le9i' del4hls
having existed Tor more than ninety days allcii
demand III the payment Of the interest SCI
bv said deed after il was due ana payaDle' az
Inc holder OF the coupons representing shlu III
~ rsoriring A sale. and IN obedience 10 q
decree of the Chancery Court OF hlchmon, w,
i'm the cause of the city OF IeterSbuIt az .i
VIRGINIA and Carolina RAILWAY Company ana
ais entered December is. 1921, we, the uhuoI-
signed. will, on
WEDNESDAY. 9TH DAY or APRIL le9'.
% % N in front Of the Clerks Office OF tho
Cbancery Court of Richmond city, on the .ou. ~
side of Broad street between Nlnth anu Ao.,vlH
streets Richmond. Va, proceed 70 sen ~ p'.'
lie auction, 70 the highest ana ueaI Dluu51 A.
whole all the rights of way. WORKS ana otHtl
nrorertv of every kind Of the Virginia anu ar
DINA Railway (Ompany ~ the states OF VII s-il..@
aud North Carolina. including ITS charter ilth-a
and franchises The line of said road as cliaI-
tered runs from Richmond, Va 10 pQins un
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad at or near hluso-
wav. n G.. A full description OF all the propetE
of the company can be had by appislns ~ 'N0
undersigned. t
TFBsls: 5000 cash az the time Of purchase.
390 OoO ash as soon as the sale l8 cOnlifhcH iy
the court and the remainder IN equhl lslal
ments with interest from the dav OF sale IN one
and two years notes 20 be executed 20 the uuhI,
toes for the deferred payments, 10 be secured
bv A vendor lien or deed of trust on me pIop-
ertv at the option of the purchaser. In Sllncl
event there is TO be q stipulation Tor the ell
forcement of said vendors lien by proceedlnss
in the cause IN which the road IS being solo,
40 ~ j. H. Y. DANIEL.
B. RAND. WEhLFOhD
Trustees.
Fp.Vcrs r. IAssrrrR. p. q. ia 2G-tufrt apo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
r,v. TONES From Yesterd"Y's NC" ''
Newspapers.

Tho Worlds Washington special ah o, o ;n tbs
The 6s6 5"%e Of last 81 Friday f3s be-
spiritee coH rr;sn and Mr.. Reed over the ques-
t iCS Of AZ has dssh fteo the d pfS
T,iSe Cr,sp's most prominent characteriseiicsr
g g clear of head quick OF Apprehension
an1 81 All times eyen-tempcred. ieaoihs
a democratic member said today, .;,,
n was comparatively slight circn Iln,
,.arca and vet Il has bad a very happy eHec'
en- our side Of the chamber Few OF US . en,
pected the Speaker to floor Reed so easy s,ss
aand 40 thoroughly. Reed. | am sure was
cnrnnletelv surprised. for he has believed NM
SELF superior in a short. running controversy
10 everybody in the House .o.h
zone of the good elects VIII DC 70 ' ',"',d
Reed little prudence and save u g4ou
deal OF delay. When in full swing Reed hkes
10 punctuate the debates with sharp ln'9l-
ruptions and witty observations / tnlna ne ne
was promising himself some fun with US TINS
session. / am sure he will recast MS pro-
gramme now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
Vile aud Unworthy

of consideration are nostrums of which 1t is
asserted and there are many such-that they
cure Immediately bodily ailments Of long
standing. There are none such that can.
Chronic disorders cannot be lnstantaneously
removed Continuity IN the use OF genuine
medicine such AZ Nostctters stomach Bltiers,
will eradicate chronic physical evils. Not the
least OF those last III the force of It's opposition
TO medicine is constipation, 10 the removal Of
which II persisted in. the Htters Is Darticu-
larly adapted. Construction OF the bowels is a
complaint which should lie dealt with early and
automatically. So are its usual attendants,
liver complaint and dyspepsia. For these, for
malaria rheumatism. kidney trouble and more
recently ia grippe" this highly and profess
sionaily commended medicine is an undoubted
specific Nothing can exceed 1t. moreover, as =
means OF imparting strength 10 the feeble and
nervous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08

America and England have not con ,Ss1r sn %
a acss and they will therefore, be He's"'0O
,ec.s, ;u a.u 20 an alleged failure OF justice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-08
VTIRGINIA.-CLERK'S OFFICE MIDDLE
Y sen COUNTY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1892:

VIRGINIA CLERKS OFFICE MIDDLE
Y sen COUNTY, FEBRUARY, TO- 1892:
Commonwealth
Schooner or bugeye S. T. White Of Onancoek
Va. hor tackle apparel. anchors, cables SAILS
rigging and appurtenances ,.,..--..o.
Whereas T. q. Jones. Commonwealth attor-
new for Middlcsex county. has this llth nay OF
February, lsg2 filed IN clerks Office OF Middle
sen comfy an information IN the name OF the
commonwealth against the schooner or Dueeye
s. T. NJ hite her tackle, anchors, cables, sans
rigging and apuurtenances and two dredges ana
a CARGO of - bushels Of oysters, alleging thar
said vessel. her cargo. appurtenances' Nc.' gre
forfeited 10 the Commonwealth or NlrBlnlh lol
this-to wit: That the said schooner or Dugeye
was unlawfully and felOnlOusly used by her
eantain and crew on the 9th day Of February
1892 i'm taking and catching oysters WIN
dredpes in the waters of the Commonwealth
IN wit in the RappahannOck river and praying
Tor condemnation and sale of said property;
and whereas mon the fling OF SAID information
a warrant was issued from this Office directed 10
r. W Franklin. oyster IN pector IN SAID county
directing him 10 seize and take into MS posses
sion the said property and hold the same SUI
iect to further proceedings 10 be had IN sad
cause which from the returns OF said inspector
on said warrant has been duly seized and Is IN
his possessiOn this is therefore. 10 give notice
IN the captain OF said vessel. BENJAMIN Getting
ham and her owner. C. Il. Lewis, and all per
sons concerned in interest TO appear on the first
dav II the next term OF the County court OF
Niddiesex county. 70 be held on the 9th cay OF
February 1892. and SHOW cause why the prayers
Of the information for condemnation ana haie
should not be granted. =, crrovr>-r-c
Clerk County Court Middlesex county.
fef6-tu4W
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-19
Trial of the Monterey

SAN Francisco, Dee. 19.-The official
trial of the new coast defence vessel, the
Monterey, will take place in San Fran
cisco Bay and the board appointed by the
navy to supervise the test will consist Of
the following officers: Rear Admiral
George Blown, Captain Louis kemptf,
Chief Engineers G. f. Kutz, Joseph Tril-
ley and George s. Burnap, Lieutenant
Commander E. p. Pendleton, Lieutenant
j. w. Carlin, Lieutenant r. +. Nicholson
andENaval Constructor ID. w. Taylor.
The Monterey was built at the Union
Iron Works, San Francisco, and Is the
first united States vessel of the strictly
coast defence" type yet constructed:
She is $50 feet long, 50 feet breadth of
beam, and wi II have mean drift IA feet
six inches of water. She will carry two
twelve inch and two ten inch high power
steel rifles. mounted in turretS on
her upper deck The sides of the
vessel are protected by American armor
| l3 inches thick. The plats contain per-
cent of nickel and are made under what
is termed the Harvey process. The
| twelve inch guns of the Monterey are
about 81 feet long, weighing A. tons and
| fire charge of 425 pounds of powder
| and shell weighing $50 pounds. The
| weight of the projectiie is just twice that
of the powder charge; and this relation
| between the weights of the project e and
| the charge of powder may be said to be
approximately true of all our modern
| naval vanon. The Montereys twelve
| inch guns will perforate at close range
"a inches of solid steel and If fired for eX-
treme range would throw shells distance
of twelve miles. The Monterey is
expected to be able to maintain
a spece of sixteen knots per hour.
| In addition to her main battery OF
heavy guns. she will be armed with a
secondary battery consisting of six pound
er and four FOUNDER rapid fire guns, two
| gattings and several tubes for diScharg-
| ing torpedos. She will carry a crew OF
about 200 men. At the trial. the Navy
will be represented, in addition to the
| board appointed, by representative OF
! Secretary Tracy. and a decision is to the
acceptance or non acceptance OF the yes
sci is looked for before the end Of the
/
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-19
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-Tomorrow's
shipments OF gold will amount to S.
100000.
NEW YORK, Dec. 49, In the breach
of promise suit of Miss Jacobs vs.Sire,
the jury today gave plaintiff verdict
for $4,000.
LONDON, Dec. l9-Dr, Francis
Charles Scott, was today sentenced
to six years penal servitude tor
forgery.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. led. Foerstell,
son of the city treasurer, committed
suicide this morning.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-two men
were killed, and several others
severely wounded, in drunken row
Saturday morning, at Hog Run,
about thirty miles from this city.
LONDON, Dec. 10 Sir Cecil Miles,
Baronet, near Bristol, England, was
robbed of jewels valued at S35, 900
yesterday, while the family was. at
dinner.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 There was
the widest excitement at the Stock
Exchange today, caused by the dis
solution of the Chicago gas pool.
New YORK. Dec. 10 - The time
sales at tine Stock Exchange today
emb raced 1886, $50 listed and So go I'M
listed stock,