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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
pr.,niums for Tobacco Display.

The following is a list Of the tobacco pre-
miums offered by the Virginia State Agrcul-
tural and Mechanical Society at it, second
EXPOSITION.
Manufactured Tobacco Best exhibit Of
cigars. first Prize. medal; second diploma.
Best exhibit of smoking tobacco, first prize.
medal. second. diploma Best exhibit OF
chewing tobacco, hr,: prize. medal second.
diploma. Best exhibit OF cigarettes Virginia
made. first prize. medal; second. diploma.
Best exhibit of cherOOts Virginia made, nrst
prize. medal. second. diploma.
Leaf IObaccO-Best sample OF dark con-
tlneutal tobacco. first prize. 70; second. 80.
Best sample Of dark stemming tobacco. first
prize %. second SlO. Best sample OF bright
stemming tobacco first prize. 80. second
go. Best sample of Italian tobacco first
prize. so. second slO. Best sample OF
French tobacco first prlZe. SO second. so.
Best sample oil bright wrappers first prize
SO. second $40. Best sample Of bright cut
ters first prize. SO. second. SO. Best sam
pie of bright filters. first prize. $40. sec md.
go. Best sample of bright smokers. first
prize. $50. second. SO Best sample OF sun
cured filters. first prize. 80 second. So
Best sample of sGu-cUred wrappers. FIRST
prize -25. second SO Best sample Of dark
shipping lugs first prize. $50 second, SO
Best sample or dark manufacturing lugs, first
prize go. second. so. Best general exhibit
OF dark t0haccos first prize. medal. second
diploma. Best general exhibit of bright to-
baccos. first pr ~ medal. second, diploma
Best general exhibit ~ sun-cured tCOaccOs
inst pre-. media. second. diploma. Best
general exhibit o. AL tO9acc0s. first prize,
medal. Second. diploma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Go to Ashland.

An excellent opportunity il offered for
spending next Monday evening very plea ant
ly rs well as Ell Dying the first excursion Of
the season rom Richmond. This opportunity
is Il trip 10 Ashland. an excellent concert when
one reaches the place and an abundance OF
refreshments served 10y the coy little maldens
of the lovely village. The desire 70 20
is temptation. no doubt. but
the expense viii be SO small that one can be
pardoned for yielding. The entertainment
will be for the benefit of the Ashland Chris
tian church and no more deserving object
can be found. The regular accommodation
trains will take the party up and q tram Will
leave there about IL o'clock 60 bring them
back Why not go. The following IS the
concert programme:
/, male quartette. Messrs. Cunningham.
Mathews. Cardozo and Lehman; 2 solo. Mrs.
!. X. Durrett; 3. solo. Mr.. III. I. Cardozo;
4. duet. Messrs Cunningham and Lohman; .,
original poem. Mr. B. +. Ilnsley: G. 800. Mrs.
II. 5. Vost z. solo. Mr.. +. W. Cunningham. ;,
solo. Miss Josie Taylor; 9, solo. Mr.. c. T..
Lehman; 10, quartctte. male quartstte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

THE meeting of the University alumni who
are residents of this city which will take place
this afternoon at the Commonwealth Club
at O'clock and which all the alumni now in
Richmond are earnestly requested to attend,
promises TO have an important bearing in
strengthening the hold which our great State
institution has upon the respect and affections
not only of those who have enjoyed its edu-
cational advantages, but also of the people
OF the community at large. who feel a
warm. interest in everything that will promote
its usefulness and widen its influence. Such
reunions as these must have a happy effect
not only in bringing together the children of
this noble alma mater and further confirming
the ties that unite them, but also in calling
renewed attention to the great work which
the University is performing. The prosperity
of the institution is now greater than it has
been at any time since the war, and this must
be pleasant thought 20 every Nirginian,
whether an alumnus or not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Oh EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VIZ.
Oaicess EIecied-sIr. Ellerson Resigned MT
Boswell Promoted.

Oficess EJecied-sIr. Ellerson hesiShe"' WI
Boswell Promoted.
The stockholders Of the Abemarle Paper
Manufacturing Company held their annual
meeting Yesterday at the Office OF Messrs'
D1 'rbe peports Of the officers showed the COM
many To be in a most h0urshing and satls-
factory condition.
All the officers we're reelected Tor the ehsu-
inc vear. with the exception of Mr.. James j.:
Fi7erson who withdraws from the office of
secretary. treasurer and manager, his resgna-
tion taking effect June lst next. IL was re-
luctautly accepted Alr. c. NJ. Boswell, VINO
has long filed the Office of assistant secretary.
treasurer and manager was promoted 10 the
Office vacated by Mr.. Elierson.
Mr. kllersOn purposes making W hsni Ton
oitv his home after June lst He Will carry
NTH him the best wishes of a large circle OF
friends. and the stockholders OF this company
will ever feel grateful to him for MS untiring
efforts In the interest OF their uslness. whlch
he has. with the help Of his most efficient co
workers. pushed TO its present position Of
prosperity aud importance.
fully qualified 10 fill the important position
with which he has been entrusted. lie under
stands the business thoroughly. IS young
man of high character and business quallhca-
tions and eminently equipped 70 conduct the
business as successfully IN the future as IL has
been IN the past. .,
Mr.. Ellers1n retains his entire large hold
ings of stock IN the company. and has every
confidence IN the future SUCCESS and manage
ment of the business.
Mr.. James Lishman. an English gentleman.
has served this company rs superintendent
ever since tho erection Of their mills: HIS
long experience in the manufacture Of blot
ting paper insures product OF the highest
possible grade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

Efeimona- Samuel =. Clark~on to Alexan-
der r. Rose. personally, sl.iO0.
Kate A.. Mary IL. and hate $. Dodson 10 o.
n. Funston. d. -l2 feet on tile north side OF
CANA street between Adams and Jefferson.
1908.
Alice c. and John II Iamm o. Elizabeth
A. Lpscomb. interest IN 20 ieet on the north
side OF Clay street between Graham and Gil
mer. running back TO Catherine street.
SI17.G.
William and Rachel Jackson's trustee to j.
J.. Baikins. y feet on Broad street. southwest
corner wall.
AIliy Jones to Is. f. Turner. H. feet on the
east side OF Ihrtieth street between NJ and n.
500.
Fannie f. Massie 10 Willis b. Drake. per-
sOaa.lty. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

Hon WILLIAM ID. BYNUM, member of Con-
gress from Indiana. recently made an address
in Atlanta to the farmers of Georgia, in which
he dwelt very forcibly on the folly of forcing
free silver as an issue in the coming presi-
dental campaign. He showed that free
coinage could not bring the financial relief
which the people generally demand. and that
the great need of the day is reduction of
Federal taxation through the exactons of the
tariff. A proper revision of the tariff, he
clearly demonstrated would quicken industry.
improve business, tighten the burden of labor
and give needed relief to agriculture II
would be well if the farmers of Virginia as
well as Georgia would give due heed to his
wise counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

THrRR is not on record case of sef-abne-
cation in public man equal to Mr.. Cleye-
lands recent letter suggesting the question
whether it will be wise in the Democratic
party to put him in nomination again. What,
after this, become Of the charges of Mr..
Hills friends that Mr.. Cleveland is seeking
the nomination as industriously as Mr.. Hill
is the difference between them being that
Mr.. Hill does SO openly. while Mr.. Cleveland
does so secretly No man seeking nomina-
ton would ever have written that letter. Is
1t possible TO imagine Mr.. Hill writing one
ike It?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
THE BACk-GKOUSD OF IIFF.

However Gaily we may set ont on the Jour
ney or business of life. it is not long be-
fore the thing becomes wearisoms. The lit
Ito child gets tired Of being petted and
dressed and undressed. and is rather re-
created by Solomons prescriptions and will
make faces and kick to please itself. at any
cost. New books and the best reports and
commencement honors entertain for a season
or two. and then get to be a bore. Our bust
ness, our professions, ocr pstrimonies, our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
The Late Henry W. Lalane.
RICHMOND, April IA. 1892
Editor of The Times:

hlCHhOND, Hprl IA. loSZ.
Editor of The Times
Mr. Henry w. Latane. a brief notice of
whose death appeared in your paper yester-
dav. was ex-treasuIer of Essex county, Va,
aud brother OF the Right Rev James A.
istane. OF Baltimore. presiding bishop of the
Reformed Episcopal Church. South. lie was
also brother of that gallant Confederate
soldier Captain Willie Latane. of the Essex
troop o. cal airy Ninth Virginia regiment,
ltz Lees brigade. VINO fell at the head of
his men far in advance. while charging a
large force of ankee infantry and artillery
near Old Church, Hanover county. on
otuarts celebrated raid around McClelian's
army. tie was buried by the ladies of the
neighborhood. assisted by the old negro SER
wants. and the Episcopal service was read
over his body by one Of Virginia's noblest
matrOns.
The l.atanes Of Essex are descended from
the Rev. Louis Iatane. a Huguenot refugee
from Normandy. France. who came to this
State about the year 1900. and was rector of
Old Farnham parish in Essex county many
years afterwards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1892.
SIX PAGES.


Mr.. Philips and Miss Thompson we're mar
rjed.-Chamber OF Commerce discussed i'm
poriant subjects.-Ihere was an important
meeting in Lee district.-The supreme court
decided against the State.
VIRGINIA
heavy rain storm passed over the State yes
lerday--In the case of Wurtz, in Lynchburg. an
sppeal was taken-The Easter season at the
University promises to be very gay--Ihe crops
are looking well in Louisa--Dr. {. NJ Hunter
of Caroline, is dead--Marriage of Miss Mary
Carson and Mr.. Frank Anderson, OF Fariston,
Charlotte county--Fruit has been much
injured by frosts Southwest Virginia a
There has been a marked change in the sentl-
ment Of tho Norfolk supporters OF HilL-A
Cleveland Club is to be organized in Norfolk
Iarge quantities of blue fish are 10 be shipped
North.-The decision OF Judge Hughes III the
Luckenback- Georgia case has been sustained IN
the United States Court of Appeals sitting IN
Baltlmore.-The Appomattox river below
Petersburg is being surveyed by United States
oficers-A bank has been organized in Burke
Vile.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DR. W. W Moore. OF Hampden-Sidney, will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the CON-
mencement OF Salem fenlale OO4cBc.--- W III
ston colored schools close this week.-A con-
venton to elect delegates to the State Conyen-
ton will meet at Winston next week.-Dr L.
S. Alternately is candidate for the superin-
tendency OF State lnstruction-The Fourth
regiment is the largest in the State.-Mrs.
Frank Leslie and party have been invited 10
stop in Winston as the guest of the city.--Ihe
truck farmers on the sound have suffered
severely from the recent frOsts.
GENERAL
The Naval Appropriation bill was discussed IN
the House yesterday.-Ihe Republican State
Convention met a, Raleigh, y. c.. yesterday
Mr.. Walter S. Little, of Arson county, \. c.,
committed suicide yesterday.-Ihe United
States has granted Italy $4,000 indemnity in the
the case of the New Orleans lynching. The
new Khedive of Egypt was yesterday vested with
the sovereignty of the country.-Iwo bombs
we're thrown IN a religious procession at Cadlz
Spain. yesterday.-The Italian ministry has
resigned.-The combining OF the Southern
marble interests Is becoming assured fact
The Olcott Terminal plan, II Is thought, will
prove success after all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
To the Dairymen and Cattle Feeders Gen
cTnIly

We will distribute free of charge on Friday.
April 10Th. at Richmond and Danyille depot
two car loads cotton seed bulls and cotton
seed meal. which combined are the cheapest
and best cattle food known.
We will be prepared 10 commence deliver
ing at . A. Nj. Come in time with shovel or
fork TO load wagons with.
For any further particulars apply 10 T. II.
Elicit Co., II. b. Ialiaferro q Co, or W. NJ
Towers and Ii. +. Wells. representing vii
mington Oh Company. Wilmington \. c..
and Oliver Oh Company Charlotte n. c.. aud
Columbia s. G. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

IHE Maryland bosses have yielded TO over
widening popular sentiment aud Mr.. /. Free
man kasn, Senator Germans right-hand
man. has himself offered resolutions in the
Calumet Club indorsing Clsvelands nomina-
uon. One by ono the roses fall. and one by
one Dir. Hills warmost supporters are leaving
MIN II he is wise he will ride on the crest of
'he wave OF Democratic sentiment and I'M
equNocally declare himself Cleveland man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Its Positive Fncf.

The great reduction sale Of Shoes aud Slip
pers is still going on at 81 Broad street. We
claim that our stock is probably the largest.
the styles the latest the quality. material and
workmanship Of our Shoes of superior excel
lence. and the prices the very lowest ever
offered. There may he some missing sizes,
but the assortment is still very large.
Your patronage is respectfully and earnestly
solicited. HELLER u Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
TIL. Ithrnry Board.

The State Library Board will hold meet
ing at noon to-day in the Governors Office,
and it is expected that final action will be
taken in reference 10 the contract to be en-
tered into with Mr. William III. Poindexter. of
Washington. the architect selected to super
wise the contraction Of the proposed State
Library building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
NInIe The Mhenf

Clarence Shorter (colored). of Frederick
county. was delivered at the penItentairy
yesterday by Sheriff Perry G. Gore. where he
Is 10 serve a sentence of five year. He had
borrowed from nelghber horse and Wagon
to bring TO market load of wheat stolen
from the same man. He succeeded in max
ing a sale. but was captured and convicted
IN the county court Sheriff Gore subse-
Quently called at the Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

edness upon these five agricultural States
amounts TO one-third of their entire assessed
valuation The State OF Kansas, with an as
sessed valuation of real and personal property
amounting 20 but $3.50. $500 Is loaded down
with mortgages aggregating s213 1863 OF
which SI74.7zO,O7l is upon her farms. Iowa
is mortgaged up TO the amount of 9l99, 774.-
III. OF which S149, MA IS upon her farms
The mortgage burdens carried by these
States is alarmingly on the increase The
number of their mortgages increased from
73s, $50 in 1856 TO 923.46l III 1890. while the
amount of these mortgages for the same
period increased from S6iS. 4SS, 209 TO $780,
G6g 526 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

RICHMOND. VA. April - lsE. -,
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ktI kki,s ~
= ATTHIS OFFICE UNTIL MONDAY N.Y.
April 18th. az 6P. NJ, for ELEC re MlklNu.
and until MONDAY April 18th. AZ l. ~ ior
VAULT WORK for the new Clty Han ~,
be seen upon application. ,,.....
The Committee on Grounds and Bniains &c
serves the right 70 reject any AMI ali olds.
apletd ~. f.. CCTSHAW. City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

The Boston Globe gives the following state
ment of the burdens which number of the
States are carrying in the form Of mortgages :
An analysis Of the late census reports
covering the five States of Alabama. Illinois,
Iowa. Kansas and Tennessee. shows the fol-
lowing returns Of mortgages in the order Of
the States mentioned:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
PROPOsALs.


IDAOlONAlN
Sealed proposals will be received IN this ON %
ERECTION of the CHAMBER CT COMM kDH
BUILDING Of this city. ,.
Plans AMI specifications can be seen a. ~
Office and tho bids will be made separate i'f
the Stone-wOrk. Brick work. Carpenter s-NoiN
and for other departments OF work and nos s.
whole ~
The right is reserved 20 reject any an 81
bids. VI j. DIliMOCk. Architect
api3-lw Office 1903 east Main street CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

NIL club was started in Richmond
last night and we learn they propose to ap-
point committees in every precinct to work
up sentiment IN favor of their candidate
nat Is al right No friend OF Mr. Cleveland
oo'ec's TO fair fight. Machine methods and
capturing precinct meetings on the slv bv
sharp practice is what they oppose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Its Not What ~. sov.

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does. that
makes 1t sell: and has given it such a arm
and lasting hold upon the confidence of the
people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

RICHMOND. Va. April q, less.
NOTICE To BTILDFRS.- SEALED PRO.
" POSAIS will DO received az this Office un1.
MONDAY. rns y5ln DAY or ArEu next a.
O'clock r. NJ for furnishing. All msserials a ma
Medallion street and one at the corner OF Du'A
Each bii must lie accompanied by CEHll-
prawings and specifications can DO seen |"
this Office. ,..s. ,;yht
10 'e'o'' ""' '"N We. CUTsHAw.
apo sodtd Clv Ens'ne''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

For dinner pill and general family cathsr-
tic We confidently recommend Hoop's PnIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

~ east MAIN street ... .....,r.,
Old az we ave. we keep the oldest BIANDlhA
WHISTLES and WINES; also very old Govern
ment JAVA and MOCHA COftkES OF our own
tOasting. .,,,r
II YOU like a cup OF good TEA, try our, @ y
POWDER. OOLONG or ENGLISH bhLAh'
FAST lEA-the finest chops imported. -
We handle only the best brands OF tAMiti
FLOUR rs JONES. PAlAfSCO, uhAALl-
DUNLOP and CALICO.
Smokers are invited 20 examine our arg a'-
sortment OF key Vest and Domestic ClnAsa,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

1.-The act of February 2S. 1890. has no effect
whatever as 20 charters obtained through the
courts. and according to the law section lll5,
Code Of Virginia two duties are required Of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth viz:
Judgment and recordation IN his Office upon
the certificate OF the clerk of the court which
has granted the charter and the presentation
OF the charter and the payment of the proper
and lawful fee. The respondent has refused
t. perform mere ministerial function and
duty imposed by law, and our Judgment Is
that the writ Of mandamus shall issue accord
ing to the petition of the REALTORS. Let the
writ CO."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-01-28
RELIfF COMMITTEE.
Those Who Aid the Soldiers in stark
County.
Amount Paid Out During the YeaT-om.
GERS Of the oommission-M Matters of
Ini

| Tho following named persons constitut,
| the Soldiers Relief Committees in the diff
| ferent wards and townships in the county
as appointed 10y the Relief Commission a
| its regular meeting held in the Commits
sioner's office on the first Monday in Jan
| uary, 1892:
| Bethlehem township--A. II. Bennett, J.
| d. Yant, l., G. Daily of Navarro.
| Canton township-Alfred Quinn, Vim
| II. Hershey, c. II. Gerber Of canton.
lst ward, canton "A. Vignos, D9. Geo. b
| Cock, Wm. Wagner.
| Pad wart-Nlthan Holloway, James
| Yant J.. b. Lolzenheiser.
Bird ward-Gpo. w. Bowman, Warren L
| Umstead, DR.. A. j Douds.
4th ward-JJseph Quinn, j. A. Hershey
| Lyman S Ensign.
5,h ward-Hirsm Doll, David Fletcher
VIM. Goodman.
9Th ward.-Samuel Becherer, Joseph
| Kpefer, Henry Conway.
9Th ward-James Clark, C. Il. Oldheld
W. Seton.
Jackson township--JlremiahW WilIaman
s Z. Metz, A. W. Leonard OF McDonalds.
vile.
Lake township-Manum Roger, Jacot
Hissner, Frank Shhnafelt OF Lake p. q.
Mtrlburo township-A, S. Bloomfield,
j. 5. France, Il. ). Clapsaddle of NJ rl-
boro.
Nimishillsn township-Julcs Turin, Dr.
j. p. Shilling, James Folk of Louisville, .,
Osnaburg towuship-MarionA AXE, Osua.
burg; derry ShcarCr, Mapleton; George
Leibtag, Osnaburg.
Paris township-T.D ID. Gost, ID. 7. Leniz
William Fox of Minerva.
Pike townsbip-Wailen Evans, Samuel
Stande, Theodore Mckinney Of Fierce,
P.O.
Pain townsbip-Frank Shiltz. Michael
Btzsr, Aaron Wrestler OF New Berlin.
I,s Iy.hV, Mafg Rtpln.
vile e. +. Fortna, Mnsillon; John O..
WerIzbaugher, Massillon,
M4ssillOn, First Ward--J. M. Walker, j.
G. Naring, :. B Hawking.
Second Watd-Jobn Ellis, Cranmer
Coser, q NJ Irtln.
Third wsrd-J r. White, II. C. Bier,
Fourth Ward-R A. Pinn, r. b. Craw-
ford, Fred Hose.
Lawrence township-W. G. Myers, Hem
~ Bsvard, ,Sam'l NJ. BuclSlnaster of Canal
Fulton.
Lexington Township. d. Wood, Al
lance; VIM. Marshall, Limaville, Jesse
Leonard, Limaville,
Alliance, First Ward-Wm. Aiken, NJ.
Messenhamer, A. w. Green.
Second Ward-Madison Trail, j, Il.
Donaldson, VIM. Westbrook.
Third wards. w. Seacrist. Joseph
Bell, G. W. Koch.
Fourth Ward-Chas. Shem, Jr., w. II,
Ensign, James Hommell.
Fifth Ward-M. L, Seacrist, VIM.
Brinder, I. \. Gibbons.
Sixth Ward-J. H.StamH, Henry Martin
Harrison Judd.
Sugar Creek township--Davjd Bash,
Wilmot; George McFarren, Justus; Tim
othy c. Putnam, Beach City.
Sandy townsuip-Gustave A. Shane,
Corwin G. EIson, William Raedel,
Of Waynesburg.
Tu. carawas township. w. Eggert,
John G. Walter, Nathan Mofiit OF Nassi-
Ion.
Washington township-A. y. Hawkins,
Johnson Grant, Arthur Hills, OF New
Franklin.
There was paid out for relief during the
year ending Dec. 81 st, 1891, So, $685. to q
total Of BIZ persons, and there has been
paid out for relief since the organic ltiou
of commission in 1887, Si6,8 30.
The commission copssts of 4. 4. Jones
president, Massillon II. S. Moses, secre-
tary, Canton; j. II. Sharer Alliance.