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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

A WRIT Of attachment-the love letter.
Washington Star.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

"THIs is the end" the bee said to the boy,
md he felt it.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22
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MEDICAL advice-be patient.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

TALKING Of the thieves Of the present day,
the greatest pirate OF old was mere Kidd
to them. Philadelphia Times.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22
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disordered liver, but take Beecham's PillS
for immediate relief rs cents o box.

WHEN you set hen on an egg you expect
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

A BAD verse-perverse.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

BILL for h e
relief Of Robert
Sterling and his
men," l W a 6
leaning over the
ladies' gallery
of the T e x a &
senate chamber
W h en- l heard
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and sa w L h q
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-01-22

THIS College has renewed the largest euilsnk n ~
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
DEMOCRATS MEET.
Hon. George d. Wise Was to Have Spoken,
But Could Not Come

Hon. George ID. Wise Was to Have Spoken,
But Could Not Come.
The Thurman Democratic Club met last
evening at their hall on lower Main street
President Beverly T. Crump in the chair.
There was a large attendance and though
disappointed in not having Hon. George ID.
Wise TO address them as was expected, they
exhibited a degree Of enthusiasm that is an
indication of spirited work in the campaign.
The following letter from Hon. George d.
Wise, written from Washington Thursday,
was read:
Il write TO inform you that the House is
in deadlock and that an order has been
issued TO bring back all absent members,
and none will be excused. IL this condition
shall continue / cannot leave here on Fri
day. Mr.. Epes aud / have notified
the people in Hottoway that
we cannot be there tomorrow.
/ concluded that IL was my dutyto inform
you of the situation, and 10 say that i. is
probable | will not be with you on Friday
night You have no doubt seen in the
newspapers that big filibuster is on here.
| hope that it will soon end, as / am tired
and want to go home"
A dispatch received by the president of
the club Yesterday from Mr.. Wise was also
read as follows:
An the members are held here by order
of the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

Az the meeting Of the Richmond Club
THURSDAY evening arrangements were made
Tor pleasant trip 10 Ocean View About
twenty-five members of the club will 60 TO
Norfolk on the steamer Ariel Saturday night
and make the run from there TO Ocean
view IN the early morning and back to Nor
folk IN time 20 take the Ariel on her return
trip. This will be especially nlessant 10
those stay,at-home members Who were
unable TO enjoy the meet at Washington.
Those who did attend told thrilling tales OF
record breaking and their own experiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
NEW COUNCIL ORGAYIzED.
The Visitors Met with OId-Fas bioned
Virginia Hospitality.

Clayton Council. No. So. J. 0. Z. A. NJ, was
instituted at Clayton Thursday, August 4th.
by d. s. c.. 2. Z. Throckmortan, assisted
by Past Councillors A. S. Carbon. H. w.
Mays and l. w. Throokmortan, Of Patrick
Henry Council. No. IL, and several mem
bers of Pioneer Council. No. 81.
The council opened with prayer by b. w.
Blackburn, of Pioneer Clayton Council
was then regularly organized and the follow
ing officers elected and installed: Council
Tor, j. w. Jones; Vice Councillor. 7. S,
Shepparson: Il. S., j. b. Wren: A. S. r.,
w. r. johnson; +. S.. w. d. Morris; s.,
John w. Tallbert c.. James Walsh W., A.
@. Lucas; l. s., w. T. Basset; O. S., p. II.
Wright: Trustees: j. w. Jones. John s.
Jones and j. Is. Wren, Jr.; p. c., James NJ.
johnson.
Gayton Council makes her bow with TWEEN
ty-six charter members, composed OF some
of the best material to be found in that To-
cality. The visitors met with an old Viz
ginia welcome. The Richmond visitors ex-
press their hearty appreciation Of the hospi-
taiity of the people and especially of DR..
Hobert and family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Horiop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
JUSTICE JonN,s CorRr.
Justice Was Dispensed In An Able Manner
by the Jolly Judge.

William Godfrey, charged with stealing
from the house of Henry Hartkins one suit
OF clothes, and w. b. Berry, charged with
stealing coat belonging to Joseph Hart
kins, were both sent on 20 the musings
court. The same disposition was made OF
Daniel Mum for same offense. All were
required 10 give $500 surety for twelve
months. Godfrey went 10 the
house OF Hartkins and started out with the
clothes, but was seen by colored man. who
notified Hartkins. and he had him.arrested
Ihen Nr. Joseph Hartkns missed his coat.
and thinking IL was pawned started out TO
ind II. and finally did 30 at a store. the pro-
prietor of winch said Berry and Mum sold
1t to him. SO warrants were sworn out on
this Intelligence.
Slater. alias Big Six" very tough indi-
vidual, paid Is and costs for striking Calvin
Martin with brick.
Marcelus MosbY was up to answer
charge of stealing Sole from j. q. Green.
There was no case so the Justice dismissed
it.
Robert Arlington and John Jackson,
charged with being suspicious characters
and attempting TO steal money from Mary
OVERLY, were required to find 900 security
for thirty DAYS.
Otway Sampson (colored) was made to
pay costs. ninety cents, for disorder and
lighting in the streets.
Charles Jackson (colored) was fined g. 50
and costs for beating Mamie Payne in the
streets
Charles Scott. Andrew Carter and James
Jackson (colored) came up to answer the
charge of disorder and disturbance in the
street aud annoying the neighborhood.
Case was dismissed and they were ordered
TO move az once.
Thomas Burt was made 10 find security
Tor thirty days in tl00 for begging in the
streets.
George Leach Ccoiored) was found tres
passing on car of the Chesapeake and
ONO Railway Company on their James
river division, and when ordered off throwing
rocks at the conductor. Captain John Rich
ardson. For this he paid IS and costs.
A. ). fearce was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
Henry Jones (eolored), charged with
beating Laura Bradley. and Rebecca Cole
man (colored) for disorder in the public
streets, we're fined $3.50 and costs.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED..
Pullman Palace Car Company in favor of
Horace Hodges. $50. 49, Miss H. B. Cauthorn
in favor Of Lee NJ. Tiller. S5.i2: Rdin-
borough Archer in favor of DR.. George Ben.
Johnston s5G ". 6. Singleton IN favor Of
Bryan McCullen, Jr., Gil: j. X. Garrant in
favor of w. II. Tstun, S4476 George
Schlicer in favor of W. d. Noses j. Co,
$3.50, Richard Carter in favor of Teser Il
Pollak, S52.6S: Henry Brimage in favor of
John Ieefey. S28; Joseph Bradshaw in favor
OF X. Fisher, So; J. j. Sutherland in favor
Of G.. Watt Taylor S1A5O. Mrs. w. w.
Meyers in favor of A. Saks & Co.. s2i:
Walker J.. GOddin in favor of r. A. Bowry,
S19.l6; John Allen in favor of same. s33 O6;
Charles p. Winston in favor of q. w. An
derson a Sons, s71.37: f. II. Smith in favor
of a. Saks d Co., $3.50 A. NJ. Routt in ia
yor OF W. NJ. Parrish, s25; L. Lewis in favor
Of Mrs J.. r. Spot, sl7.5O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
S1H HER DANCE.

Richmond Physician Became Frivolous
While on the Bounding Deep.
DR.. Lewis @. Bosher, who is at present in
Europe with Dr. Charles M. Shields, in
letter 10 a relative gives the following &C
count of his trip from New York to Bremen
ON the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. He was
siek only two days, and alter that enjoyed
Excellent health. There were ten doctors
ON board, and. altogether, an excellent
company. one OF the passengers sorn was
tine dancer. who recently attracted so
much attention in New York by her
a,,,aarance in the new play, A Trip TO
Sahtostown - She amused and entertained
the passengers by dancing the serpentine
bsfore them. About 300 was realized IRON
the performance and it WAS given to the
disabled seamen's fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

A crowd of negro boys of various ages
from twelve 10 sixteen years. congregated
in the neighboThood of the Richmond Lo-
comotiye Works about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and got into an alteration which
ended In a rock battle. During the fight
Robert Harper drew pistol and shot
Carney Bowser in the hand.
making slight wound, whereupon
Charles Bowser brother of the
wounded boy, shot the Harper boy in
the groin. The ambulance was called and
Robert Harper taken 20 the almshous and
surgical aid rendered. His wound. though
painful, is not very serious. The police
arrested several of the boys who took part
in the row and will secure hAf dozen
more today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

A letter was received few days ago in
Richmond from Dr. @. A. Thorp, No. Ola
east Douglas avenue. Wichita, Kan, the
following extract Of which explains Itself I:
Il thought perhaps through you / might
have & notice put in some Of your papers 70
see If could find man | want. would
like TO find the Confederate soldier who beat
the big bass drum at General Joseph T.
Johnston's headquarters. ! captured the
drum al Fort Pootaligo, 5. O.. January IA.
1885. The same heads and rope are on II
vet. and | think good deal OF II as q war
trophy. A man was here a while ago who
offered me slO0 for II, and | think no was
from your city. but don't know.
IF you know who would be likely 10 give
me the name of tho bass drummer tell him
T. write 10 me-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
DIR. HIDEN WELCOMED.
The Congregation Ofthe Grove-Avenue Bap
tist Church Net Him Last Evening.

The Congregation Ofthe Grove-Avenue Bap-
tist Church Met Him Last Evening.
Rev. J. G. Hiden. d. D.. late Of Eufaula,
Ala, who succeeds Rev. DR.. Goodwin as
pastor of Grove-avenus Baptist church, ar
rived in the city Yesterday and was given
cordial reception by his congregation last
evening when he assumed control He was
met at the depot on his arrival by a com
mittee from the church and escorted TO the
residence Of Mr.. L. II. Elicit, whose guest
he will be for some days while his new home
on Floyd avenue is being prepared to re-
ceive hIs family. They are now IN the noun
tains and will come 10 Richmond as soon
az their home is ready TO receive them.
The services last evening consisted of the
usual weekday services followed by re-
eeption of q half hour in which the numer-
GUS members and friends present had an op-
portunity of making their new PASTORS ac-
Quaintance. The services were informal in
character, but very cordial.
Rev Dr. James Nelson, who has been sup
plying the pulpit for two months past, in
troduced Dr. Hiden. and he replied in
pleasing address of twenty minutes.
DR.. Hiden will occupy his pulpit to-mor-
row at both services. and will doubtless
have large audiences on his first Sunday in
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance responded to the follow
Ing calls Yesterday:
At lao p. NJ. 10 Old Dominion steamship
wharf 10 attend Alex Palmer. colored
stevedore. who was overcome by the heat.
He was treated and left
2P. III. 10 Seventh and Hospital streets TO
a negro boy who had been shot IN the right
thigh. lie was treated and conveyed TO tho
slmshouse. The wound is not considered
serious.
$50 p. NJ. 10 Whtlock's factory TO white
woman who was suffering with convulsions.
She was treated and left. The doctor also
treated white woman suffering with nea-
rslgja Of the heart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
A Marry Hay Klde.

A delightful hay ride was given on Thurs
day evening by Mrs Mcdowell and her
daughter, Miss Rudy to number Of their
young friends. The party left the city
about f. NJ. and went as far as the HUI
monument. The merry crowd returned to
the city early in the morning.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
in the party: Misses Minnie Hamilton: Ara
minta Smith. Bessie Mcdowell, Myrtle
Smith. Florence Holland. Annie Smith and
Kate Walker. and Messrs. Willie Bargamin,
George Christian, Harvey Jones, Robert
Christian, Clarence Hamilton, Willie DAVIS
and Saunders Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
THE REMAINS WERE BURIED.
The Skeleton Down James River Ex-
cites But Little Interest.

cites But Little Interest.
Interest in the matter Of the skeleton and
remains Of body found by one Robert
Whitmorein the river near Day landing
some weeks ago was confined at the county
courthouse yesterday 10 some officials. who
discussed II, with a lack of interest that was
easily accounted for remembering the
lftct that there was little left or the body TO
even conjecture about.
/ saw Constable T. II. Samuel, Of the
Varina district. theye yesterday. He tells
me, to make a long story short, that
he went 10 the place in boat and
saw.some remnants of coat. waist
coat and drawers, and about ten feet
away the scattered bones of human skele-
ton, which he gathered up. The left leg
was broken, be thought, though in the
state in which they we're this IS likely a
conjecture.
He put them in a bag and sent for Justice
of the Peace Thomas Yarbrough, Of Yarina.
There was what looked like ashes Of a fire
near the place and underneath the coat a
ticket of the Centenary Church Circle Of
lndustry's Excursion 10 Dutch Gap per
steamer Ariel night Of June 25th last with
the initials G. /. on the reverse side.
This he handed TER TINES man. who
afterwards turned IL over 10 Squire Frisch-
korn. There was also a scrap Of paper.
which he thought was freight bill of the
Richmond and Danyille Railway Company
very indistinct IN every particular-from
which nothing could be learned.
The constable. feeling that he had done
everything possible with close examination,
acquainted Mr.. Yarbrough with these facts.
who then held an inquest There was but
one conclusion 10 reach, that the person
came TO his or her death from a cause be-
yond the knowledge Of the jury. and but
one course was left, TO decently inter the re-
mains. which the justice ordered, and Con
stable Samuels did, thus ending the nine
DAYS wonder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

The Old Dominion Club Had Happy Time
Off on Cobb's Island.

The Old Dominion Fishing Club returned
home on Thursday evening after two
weeks cruise off Cobb's bland and in Ches-
apeake bay. Ten of the eleven members
left Richmond on Friday. July ed. and
fished in the waters Of the Chesapeake and
its tributaries for two weeks. All enjoyed
the outing very much, although Dir. A. X.
Gum, one of the new members. was quite
sick part OF the time.
Another member, Nr. j. G. Addison.
formerly of Ricmond. who now lives in
Washington, d. O.. met with an accident on
Friday. July goth, and had TO return home.
In firing salute at General Talisferro's in
Gloucester he lad bis hand burned by the
fuse. Mr. G. A. West left for home on the
same day on account OF indIsposition and
few days later Captain John +. Mayer. the
commodore of the club. was called home
on account Of the sickness Of Captain Allen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

There will DO memorial services at High
land Springs Baptist church Sunday AT $50
=. N. ia memory OF Rev. A. Il. Hardy tbelate
paster OF Four-Mile Creek. Antioch aud
Highland Springs Baptist churches. who
died after long illness at his fathers at
Glade Spring, Va. July 10, 1892. DR.. VIII
liam +. Hatcher, Keys. Baylus Cade. j. q.
Kirk. J. 4. Tucker and Dr. II. II. Pitt will
take part Ia these services. and perhaps
other ministers. Also a number Of laymen
from the respective churches and from the
city The train will leave the Seven Pines
depot Ut 2 Z. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

But Charles Friends Don't Believe He is
Guilty In the Least.

Charter billiard is boy about fourteen
years old, but small for his years. He has
been recently employed as a messenger boy
by the Postal Telegraph Company. He went
few weeks ago with the force of hands
who were stringing wires between Freder-
icksburg and Washington, more for the fun
he expected 10 have than anything else. and
his position at the home Office was reserved
for him.
On Tuesday billiard was arrested in Stat
ford county and lodged IN jail on the charge
of committing an indecent assault on girl
named Cora Johnson. Mr.. Joseph w.
Hates. general manager Of the Postal Com
psDy. received letter yesterday morning
informing him of Charles arrest. The girl
who it is alleged had been assaulted is col
ored.
Charlie was considered one of the best
boys in the company's service and his
friends do not believe that he committed
the deed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
Let's Have n Relay Race.

The Richmond Cycle Club is discussing
the question of having relay race at an
early dav. A number of the members have
been much awheel this summer, and are In
good training. DR.. Frank Steel, captain OF
the club rode from Gwathmey's 10 Rich
mond. fifteen miles, this week In an hour
and twenty minutes This shows what
could be done over our common roads IN
time race with relays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
rev. Hartley Carmichael.

The family of the Rev. Hartley Carml-
chael. rector Of ST. Paul's church. who are
now al Bellmsad, Va. 60 to New York on
Monday next 10 meet him on bis return
from Europe. They will spend the month
OF August together at the seaside, thence
homo. and Mr.. Carmichael will resume his
pastoral dutiaa shasakk Aha Lat az hantemnsr'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
Let Them Ride Free.

A conductor on one of the branch lines Of
the Union Passenger Electric Railway was
discharged yesterday for permitting per
sons to ride without paying their fare. IL
seems that he extended this privilege to
young lady friends whom by their pleasant
companionship shortened the weary hours
OF his daily labor. IL is said a lady detec;;
tive in the employ of the road detected and
reDorted him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
-7-7 -7""----
An ERROR CORRECTED.
by Some Slip the Reporter Got the Item
Backwards


Backwards.
BY an error that is sincerely regretted TIE
TINES presented to it's readers on the 4th of
August an article which stated that deed
had been recorded transferring the stock
and fixtures Of +. +. Burke. confectioner
and restaurateur, lO9 east Broad street. to
Andrew PizZni for the consideration eof
1900. Such were not at all the facts in
the case, and THI TINES takes pleasure in
contradicting the error and injustice done
Mr. Burke.
The deed in question was the deed of bar
gain and sale from Mr.. Pizzini to Mr..
Burke. which WAS given at the time OF the
purchase Of Mr.. Plzzini's business by Dir.
Burke and which up 10 the present time
had not been placed on record. Mr.. Burke
will, therefore. continue the business as
heretofore. and there is not in any degree
any assignment feature in the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
VIII Take a Vacation.

The Missionary Weekly. the denomina::
tional organ Of the Church of Disciples OF
Virginia, heretofore printed in Richmond;
announces in its last issue that II VIII
suspend publication until such time as the
stockholders may direct. An adjourned
meeting OF the stockholders will be held al
the Seventh-street Christian church MONDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
MR.. NORRIS FUNERAL
Took Place From His Sisters Residence
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday Afternoon.
The funeral Of the late Mr. S. Blair Morris
took place from his sisters residence, 9lS
east Franklin street, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. Richard p. Williams,
the assistant rector Of st. Paups church,
conducted the religious services. which were
confined TO the simple burial services Of
that denomination.
The hymns sung. with the musical direc-
ton and assistance Of Mrs. Jacob Reinhgrdt
and Mr.. William II. Grant. we're the famil-
lar ''Eearerer My God 10 Thee"
and ABIDE With Me-" The interment
was made at Shockoe Hill cemetery and
the floral tributes we're numerous and IN OK
cellent taste.
Thus was buried O steadfast friend. a good
citizen and true man in all respects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
To Elect Delegates.

Mr.. J. c. Mitchell. the chairman OF the
county committee OF Henrico county. an
nounoes meeting Of the COMMITTEES ut the
courthouse on Monday next at Ia o'clock
for the purpose Of elscting delegates 10 the
Distrint Conyantion-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
ROYAL ST. GEORGE PAPER.

2quires paper and As envelopes. octave. rs
cents box.
quires paper and As envelopes. CON-
mercial, 80 cents box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
VIII Appear as Court.

This morning at the aolice court will be
arraigned for examination Edward @. Par
sons. who is charged with a criminal as-
sauIt on his daughter, as told in this paper
lately. He was brought back from Bslti-
more Yesterday morning. at which place be
was arrested on his fight from here BY
Captain Hulce and officer Gibson, OF the
Third police station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
u.h n Pleasnnt Time.

Damon Lodge, No. 7, Knights Of Pythias'
haS an ;nterestinR meeting last evening
and and after the work was over they listened 70
entertaining vocal and instrumental m m
from Msssrs. w. H. Dean and John Tier
nan followed BIZ refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

Linen Plate Finish Paper, ruled and IN
ruled, Cream and White, commercial and
octave size % cents per pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06
Two-tase hits-Iipscomb B. Bradley Far

f6l
Sacrifice hits-Foster. McGann. ,,,
stolen bases-Baltimores. 4; Forest Hllls. z.
First base on balls-Balumores' a. horest
Hills. r..
First base on errors-Baltimores, Z; Forest
Hills. 4 NJ,
Struck out-By Hattorf, g; by Clark s. by
Farrell. 2: by MoGaDn, B
Passed balls-Fosser, g; Lett"lch' = Laps
comb, j. r,,r n
Left on -Baltimores, ?; Forest Hill'' 2
Umpire-Mr. Edward Tate.
lime Of game-IwO hours.
CAN'T. who caught for the Baltimores on
two occasions. was too disabled yesterday
to play HIS fingers are badly bruised. and
his chest purple in a few places, roster;
that honest, reliable player kindly oHereu
10 play for Gantz yesterday. .,,
The yirgnias and the Forest Hill team
play this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Cuarles
and Luck will be tho battery for the free
State citizens. with Hattorf at second base.
Enrght and Leftwich will fiji the boxes for
the FlrRlpias
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-06

W. & L. Cologne Water ounces. So
cents 16 ounces 81.