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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

obroca ma autora?" - Jestem
przekonany. 3e autor tego
ME uc2ynlf celem zwrocen;a
nwagi Warusa ma grozace
mu mebezpieczehstwo Gina.
g'nacya!), DO z pewnoscia
ME mogt na chwile przypus-
clc, 2e Wlarus me ana skut-
kow, ktore >akibadz artykul
lego "a SODA pociagnac mole.
Pozostaje vice )eden tylko
sposob wyttumaczenia sobie
owego dodatku, u mianowlcie,
De autor 2yczy}by sobie tego,
o rzem H1a1usa p~rzestrzega,
]edvnie tym celu zw1aca
uwage ludu IA ow artykuf.
Czy to .,zwracanie uwagl ra
mn'el budujace ustepy w
duchu b%ratarsk,ej , kolezen-
skleI miloscl", czy to ,,slne
0u ct stu02o?"
Wldocznie ,,PrzegIqd" glow
ME traktuje przedmiot, kt6ry
Mai bye tvlko pobocznvm,
kleuy przeciwuje przedmiotu
glownego wcaie navel ME
narusza. Mo2eby spotkai niue
Aarzut, ze sic raczej pospie-
szylem z ia uwaga, gdy& 0
przedmlocie gtownym nova
bedzie pozn'ej, lecz ably tenu
zapob'edz, 2 CORY chclalbym
zauwa2yc, il dyspozycyi po-
dobae) tworzyc ME MONA.
Odnosny artykul BOWEN
stosownie daily sic porownac
z 1nnym, kt6ryby miaf napis:
20 elektrycznoscl;" a oplsy-
waiby i wyliczaf wytacznle
tramwa]e ia ulicach W
Milwaukee. = Czy ME byao.
by stosownleb lepie] i praw-
dzlwlej zamieniG tytuf ,,Prze-
glad pismlennictwa polskiego
W Ameryce'' ma uNledoiez-
two / gfupota gazeclarzy pol
sklch wAmeryce?" Przyznaje,
IL ME brzmialoby to bardzo
dellkatnie, ale lud polskl w
AmerYce ME jest nerwowy,
ME narzekalby ma rozdraznre.
ME. PrzypustmY navel, lie
podobny napIs urazilby Jed
pego / drugiego, to przyna} :
mn'e) wledziatby kaady 4
CORY, o co chodzn. ia nawet
mysle, il W1mo ! Ojczyzuo
DUO by IA tenn skorzystafa,
DO ludzie, siyszac, Re 1edna
tylko ;stnieje W Ameryce
gazeta, ktora ma zupefne uzna~
nle zastuguje, wolellby pre-
c'ez abonowac czasoplsmo
takiem! zaletami.
Sprobu]cle! Zaszkodz,G lie
moze. CofnaG sic wolnc .1az-
diego czasu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10


t'cklsmu kicrukowi czascpisma.
Dow6d. be kazde pismo, redago.
wane W katolickim duchu, sty-
lem d%ostepnym ola kazdego, ale
ezystym jasnym, gnajduje zawsze
szerokie koio czytelnik6w, odda6
mose koscioiowi i Ojczyznie ME-
~peslednie us}ugl.
C~leszyfoby mas niepomiernie,
gdyby nWiarus" i nadal ia sama
postepowa} droga. Gonienie "a
senzacyjnemi wladomosciaml, u
m%leszczanie skandol5w, fakt6w fal-
szywych hub watpliwych, nigdy
zadnemu pismu m korzys6 ME
wychodzi}o. Jedcn nieprzylarleI
wiecej zrobi zf.go, niz stu przy-
Jaciof iobrem TO wynagrodzic
NIGGA.
Bardzo mas zAsmucil ten Cd
kilku tygodul s~psstrzezony W
Wiarusie zwrot lu ujemnej %stronie.
Taxa wymalowana szubiennlca dla
dfuzn!kow, lub lima brzydka kary-
katura ma wrzekomych nieprzyja-
ciof ,zadnemu c~zasop.smu chwafy ME
przysporzy, liczby abonent6w
nigdy ME pow'ekszy. Bee tego ar.
tykutu, pod tytulem nChamy"
m6gfby byf Wiarus bardzo pie
knie sic obejsc, Me tedy droga
,ad %astra', ME tedydroga do chwa.
ty i popuIarnosci. q potepiania i
s~zydzsnia Z innych mkt ME zbiera
Iaurow ma sw"1a glove. Wrzody
MONA wycinaS aelikatnym instru-
mentom, ale ME patka, lub maczu-
ga. Pafka wrz6d rozbijesz, ale
czlowieka u~smlerclsz- a 10 luz
ME Jest sztuka lekarska, ale 20.
bojstwem. A gdy ia paika, ktora
tax autor operuie, ,Chamy" o.
br6ca ma autora.? 4 coz z togo "a
@skutek? Nicnawisc, zgorszenle,
kt6re sic Zemszcza niesfawa autor;.
ubytkiem a~bonentow.
Sa to tylko przYpuszczenia.
Oby sic one nigdy ME spefnify.
Many mocna %nadaleje, ze VIA
rus'',pomny ma slowo-i W wiasnym
interesie wynlesle palk7 ia
strych mledzy rupiecie, a tylko
de!ikatn1e pidrem bedzie operowa
wrzody ma cieie spo1eczehstwa. O.
patrznosc data redaktorowi Wiaru-
sa wiecej jak ieden talent. Nlechze
vice u&ywa 50 ma ehwale Boza,
pozytek Ojczyzny i ~zbudowan1e
swych bracl!
W tym. usteple unosi sic
miedzy innemi Cyrulik mad
wy"azem cham. Ciekawy jes.
te czy ME obrazitoby kogo-
kol week bardzleJ, gdyby mu
powiedzlano, re ma ,,niedowa-
IRONY mozg" co moznaby
tylko zazwaG frazesem.
Procz tego autor, nibY ko-
rzystalac ze sposobnosc1,
zwraca uwage czytelnikow
ma r6znice, jaka zasz1a z
Waarusem cd czasu, kiedy on
wspofpracowaG zaplzestaf. W
rzeczy same] zmlann zasz}a,
i to ME mafa, lecz Bogu
dzieki IA korzySt Wlarusa a
ME przeciwnie, iak to niekto-
rzy mysla. Movie IT, 0 skorzys.
CT ma%teryalnej, gdy2 CO do
moralnej, to = gdyby byla
zaszfa rzeczywiscie = tenn
samem by upadfa, lie odposny
autoc sic z tego chwall. W O.,
COLE dziwl mnie bardzo, lie
autor bez wszelklch cucum.
stoncW (W. o.. m6gt cos
podobnego naplsac, DO przeclez
de gustltus non est disputandum.
(W. o.
lime wymaganie staw1ono
WaarusoWi, "a miaEowicie 2eby
zamiast pa1kl u4ywat dellkat-
nie1szego instrumental. Ma to
moznaby powiedzlec, 2e VIA.
rus ME cd dzisla], De lest do
swiadczonym leKarzem, kt6ry
vie, jaklch DO operacyl u&ywaG
instrumentow. Jezel1 autor
,,Przegladu" mysli, IL m6glby
upartego osia popedzaG emo
kanlem, to nle:hai sprobu1e,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10


udowadnlanem bywa codzien
ME jul pr5ez samych polskich
redaktorow, ktorych wzajemna
konkuvencya tuta) W Amery-
ce nleomai do tego zmusza,
ably wskazywa6 ma bfedY in
nych gazet lub ich redaSto-
row.
Czesciowa vice slusznosc
,,przegladajqcemu" oddac
trzeba, lecz inne nasuwa sic
pytanle,-czy Jest on przeko.
nanym, u ma siusznosc zupef
ma, bez czego dzlaiaG ME pc,
winlen.M la}by ]a,gdyby 20 pier
ws7e: jedynym lub co na)mmel
elownym celem Jego ,,Prze-
gladu" byfo u%lepszehie gazet
polsSo-amerykanskich, - a
po drugle: gdyby stawlal
sprawiedilwe wymagania.
Je2eli ma samym poc2atku
powiedz'a}em, ze autor day
do celu ma poor szlachetne-
go, to miaEem ma mysli eel,
ktorv czytajacemu ..Przeplad"
ma pierwszy rzut Okla d a e
sic bye celem glowny:n. H.
By zas eel TAXI W mniemanym
artykule y gE6wnym, ia
pewnle ME kazdy przyzna;:
ia z mel strony przynaimmei
o lem watpie. Chcqc BOWEN
t K o doprovad7i6 pismlea-
nlctwo nasze w Anecyce do
stopn'a doskonalszego, pisa}by
autor ylko o TEN, pisaiby
o t ware 20 prostu u.
Tymcza~em ka5dego zdanna
owego artykufu przeblja iak;s
sark ann, jakles Kpiny a IA.
navel nienawisc.
Nadto kazdemu uwaznie
czyta]acemu podpadnle, Re
autOr W swoim arty,lule o
wszYstkich gazetach pamieta,
opfocz o w}asne], kazde]
innej wytyka bledy, 6azdeJ
wskazuje, W czem poprawic
sic powlnna, 0 swoich jednak
u1omnosciach ME mowl AMI
stowa.
Gdyby ktokolwlek pomys-
lat. De czto week wad wfasnYch
ME widzi. mylitby sic W tym
przypadku stanowczo. Bo czy
nie rozesmialby sic ka3dy
styszac ztodzleia zarzucajacego
swemu koledze kradziez?
Nszak2e podobnie raecz sic
ma W tel sprawie. Waara
Oc2yzna zarzuca >nnym cza-
soplsmom, ze u2ywaja
stylu dostepnego szdemu,
Re ME pisa stylen. vstym
jasnym. Niechajze dnak
redaktor ". 4 O. zapyta
chfopa, CIV rozumle kaade
zdanle, przez nlego napisane,
niechaj sic zastanowi mad
tenn, czy ct consortes jest sty-
lem czystym i jasnym. Ma
co pc co te wszystkie
urYwki z faclny? W dwojaki
tylko MONA to soble tluma-
c7yc spos6b. Aldo ". O..
chce ch}opow nauczaG jezyka
facinsklego, afbo tel uzywa
so W tym celu, zeby lud
! pomys;at, IL ,,prawda bye
musl, DO W pismie sw. stoi."
Pierwszego chyba przypusciG
ME mozba, . vice pozosta}e
ostatnie.
PolacY przeclez )ua cd
lat 200 przestali mieszac lacl-
ne z lezykiem o1czystym, a
tem samem dali nam pray
kfad, jak skarb nasz, ten mai
c%ennlejszy, chowa6 powlnnls-
my. Makaronizm JUL dawno
wyszedt 2 mody, a my ME
powinnismy rs nowo zapro.
wadzac zwyczaju koslawienla
iezyka naszego.
A lakAe 20 zyczliwie i
sprawiedllwie skrytykowat
szanowny autor ,,Przegladu"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

AoOaczmy teraZ. co sZanOW-
ny autor cd gazet polsklch
wymaga.
w We,ze 1 Ojczyznuie lada cd
zgody, a2eby ma artykuty ,n-
nych pism odpowiada}a obi4-
ktywnle, tez wyzwisk ska
lowan osoblstosc'. Tymczasem
W tym samYm numerze
umles2czcno odpow;edz
Sl'szowi. W ktorej tenae, ma
zwanym jest k1amca. Od-
parole to nlby bardzo ob]ektyw-
ne, bez wszelkich wyzwisk
osob1stoscl; to operowanie
wrzodow ma ciele spoieczen-
silva nadzwycza] delikatne.
Me roxamlem, iak MONA Ia.
dac I'd kogos chleba, lnzeli mu
sic podaJe kamieh, to prze-
cle2 ME zgadza sic Q zasadaml
| wytknietvml ceIaml Wary 4
Ojc:yzny, TEN mniej, Re reda.
gowana Jest Cd osoby duchow-
mel.
Cd innych zn6w gazet
szanowny autor ,,Przegladu'
wymaga, a2eby ME umieszczo-
Ii pewnych korespondencyj
og}oszeh W swoich czaso-
plsmach. Wymagau,e to zu.
peinle jest nlesprawiedilwem,
gdYz W taklm razie gazety
musiaty5y bye wyselane dar.
mo. Je2eli Wlaru 4 Ojczyzna
zupe!nie cd jei czytelnlk6w,
nie zalezy, prosze pamietac
Q tenn, IL gazet taklego 70.
dzaju Jest W Ameryce tylko
DIVE, DO 'nne czasopisma an
pomyslafy %jeszcze o tenn, by
wysefa6 kopie darmo, albo
przymusza6 lud do abonowa-
MIA. Cos podobnego mole
tylko uczynld ten, kt6ry re
wszech stron i Cd wszystkich
ludzi maietnych poblera
wsparc!e. Gazeclarz ME Jest
ksledzem, kt6ry talSze spo.
wiedz siuchaG mus, | 1ako
gazeclarz pod kazdym wzgle-
dem zaie2Y cd swoich abo-
nent6w. Trudno vice, sza-
nowny redaktorze W @.
wymagac, a2eby ME umiesz~
czano czasopismach ko.
respondoncy1 i ogfoszei wszel.
Aiego rodzaju.
ktorakolwlek BOWEN ga
zeta uczyullaby to, muslafaby
zbankrntowac. Co prawda ME
DUO by to szkodzifo Wierze
YIN e, DO Gale,
Obscene pole zostafoby ola
mel same do Drama. Skoro
1ednak zwr6clmy uwage nasza
ma to, &c Aneryce
20 na]w'eksze] czeScl ]eszcze
DUO PM l kamien1, bedziemy
muslell przyznac, Re i oraG ME
fatwo, a ola Jednego nawet
niepodobno. Wprawdzie istuie.
ia jul maszyay, "a pomeca
kt6rych MONA pine powyc1a-
gao, lecz praca to nader zmud-
ma i wolna, do ktorei zreszta
tak2e potrzeba konl.
Je2ell k1o wszystko, co do
t7chczas W ,,Przegladz'e" stale,
zb'erze 40 kupy caly ten
zb'or zast6suje do gl6wnego
ce!u, wytkn'etego soble przez
autora, bedzie musiat powie
dzie6, Re wypracowanie to
ME o%dpowiada zadaniu. Ma
samym poczatku ,,Przegladu"
pisAe autor, lie dwie gtownle
rzeczy bedzle miaf ma celu:
raz, zapoznawaG publicznosG
nasza z rozwojem postepem
IA polu umysiowem, drugi
raz, obop6ina zachete do CO
rag gorliwsze] i wytrwalszei
ma TEN polu piracy. Tymcza-
sem ,,Przeglad" zamiast "a
pozwaula publlcznoscl 2 roz-
wo]em posleDem ma polu
umSStOW6m, ZHDOZUaIe IA q !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
1APISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsAl
AM Terry A

WASHINGTON. D%owiaduie.
my sig z wiarogodnych zr6def, ze
ME ma na%jmniejszej obawy O
zdrowle p. Blaine, ministra Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Wiadomosc1
podane W innyoh czasopismaoh,
jakoby Blaine niebezpiecznie
z~achorowat, sa tylko uroieniem.
CAMBRIDGE, AAsS. DR.. J.
Spalding, minister p%rotestancki.
Wyrzekf sic protestantyzmn.
Pred kilku dniaml przyjat chrzest
sw'' poezem zostaf bierzmowanym
przoz Jego Rminencye Kardyna1a
Gibbons.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

,'ianiqdze MALE
~ przese1ac przez P.
D. Money Order, Ex-
press, " jednocen~
towvch lub dwucen-
to vych znaczkach
albo tez
!" ':S"in registrowa-
aga pod adresem:
II Dcr0owshi
SO e. End Str.
WlNONA. MIMI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10
BASS DR. 7
COLDW I G.

nocy z Ego ma 3go Marca rabusle
przemoc2 %porozbliall zelazpe
sza1Y W tutej szym banku (Cold-
water National Bank) i zabrall
re sob2 wszystko, CO szafy zawie-
rally. Wzbogaclll sic o &C tysiecy
dolarow, 7 kt6rych 20 tys1ecv
Dyto W gotowce, a reszta W bonds.
Ia o%dNrycie z}odzlel oflarowana
jest suma 10 tysiecy dolarow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

W FORT BERsHOLD N. D.
@'oaonem zostaio towarzystwo
zakonnic. do kt6rego same tvlko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-10

CENTRALIA PA. straszn,
Smierc'2 zginaf W tych dn,ach
gornlk, F~ranclszek Cieszal. Zblizv}
on $40 n~ieostroznio do otworu
mIny ! wpadt do przepascl pre-.
szto 300 stop gfebokiel. w O
diane p61niej wydobyto trupa
zupefnie zmiazdzonego,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27

Property Transfers.

Ricbmoa6-A. j. Chewing and Edward
S. Rose 10 Fannie b. Anderson. q feet on
the east side Of Second street between Main
and Cary, $3.50.
Rollins Hardesty's heirs to J. A. Gras-
berger. II feet on the east side Of Twentieth
street between Grace and Franklin, g. 1875.
Thomas z. and Julia A. Jeter TO Mrs.
Maria NJ c. Smith. % feet on Williams
street. southwest corner Of Gilmer, II 0s6.
Ada w. and J. II. Shields TO +. Sitterding.
G. SIP feet'on the north side Of Bacon
street. $3.50.
James b. Taylor to A. J. Chewing and
Edward S. Rose. 81 feet on the east side of
Second street between Main aud Cary.
LOO.
Heprico-W. II. Beveridge, special COM
missioner. and others 10 Margaret Spencer,
50 feet on south side Dickerson street. IS.
Brookland Railway and Improvement
Company to J. A. O'Keefe. lot 10 in block
o. Barton Heights s..
A. Is. Eaton 10 County Of Henrico. strip
of land 10 feet wide to widen New North
road, 81.
A. b. Eaton to J. Thompson and Leroy
E. Brown, 3 $4,000 acres on New North
road, Sll737.
Laurance II. Jeter to j. Thompson and
Leroy +. Brown, 1900 acres on New
North road 81 .sS6.25.
Scotland Jones to r. +. Jones. so feet in
Duyal addition. sl25.
r. +. Jones TO Edith RRwljnson, ~ feet
on east side Twenty sixth street beween r.
and s.. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27

The following cases were disposed Of in
the police court yesterday morning:
William c. Hamilton and George Lewis.
two negroes from Philadelphia, were
charged with breaking and entering in the
night time a box car OF the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company, with intent TO
commit larceny. The case was continued
until the 2sth.
Eliza Scott (colored) was charged with
assauting and striking Sarah Butcher with
a rock. Dismissed
Thomas Brooks WINS fined q for being
drunk.
k Fisher, G.. Arrighi and Jacob Oppsr
man were each made to paw into the Golfers
of the city "a for keeping their places of
business open on Sunday.
James Robinson was fined G. for being
drunk and sent TO the grand jury for resist
ing the police.
David Lucas (colored). charged with being
drunk and violently resisting the police, was
fined : 10 and costs.
Claiborn Thomas, charged with being
drunk was required to give security in 500
for thirty days
Thomas Williams and John Brooks color
ed we're each fined q for bathing and ex-
posing their persons.
Matte Wyatt. negro girl. Was charged
with being disorderly and assaultiog and
beating Gilbert Billings, little white boy
hbOub SIX Neufb Olu. huu ubtio OllDert was
charged with assaultinR and striking the
negro girl with o rock The Justice dismiss
ed both cases, but the negro girls mother,
after the manner Of o woman. kept talking
and finally so far lost herself as to forget
that she was in the court She became very
disorderly and was fined $3.50 for her ugly
conduct.
Nike Jacobini was charged with Rssaulting
and beating Martha Taylor. Was made to
pay costs.
W j. Henry. negro youth. was charged
with being disorderly and firing pistol on
the street. and also with carrying concealed
weapons. He was fined $40 for the first
and sent to the grand jury on the second
charge.
Malcolm Shackleford and Lille Jones
charge of assaulting and attempting TO
carve one another up. Continued until the
9th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Cit
xens and Other Matters.


xens and Other Matters.
The condition Of SIR. Lawrence Lottier
was unchanged last evening.
Dr. Hunter Mcclure will sail on the City
OF Paris for Europe August Sd.
Sergeant Junius A. Cosby returned Mon
Jay from visit TO West Virginia.
ST. Luke's Home will be closed the 18th of
July and reopen the 18th of September.
Professor Edmund Harrison. who has been
almost at deaths door, is improving. but
sIili quite sick man.
Messrs. r. L. Miller and n r. Bowman,
prominent business men of Lynchburg.
Were in the city yesterday.
marriage license was issued in Washing
ton Monday TO w. Oscar Murray and Emma
l.. Payne, both of Richmond. Va.
=, Mr.. William L, Sheppard and wife left for
baltimore yesterday evening whence they
san tomorrow for Halifax. Nova Scotia.
The Young Mems German-American As
ISOLATION will meet at Sanger Hall this even
ing at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. John Henry Powell has returned from
halifax n. B., where he spent delightful
tme; He has gone to Halifax county, Va,
Tor the rest Of the summer.
niss Mary Archer Saunders and Miss Lulie
walker. who have been down at auckland.
on the James river. for about seven weeks,
Will return TO the city in few days.
Mr.. Graham b. Wynne, who accidentally
shot himself Monday az his home on south
Cherry street, was resting easy last evening
ana his condition il somewhat improved.
DR.. A. w. Terrell, of Bedford county. one
o. the most eminent medical men in Yir-
GINA, - in the city on business connected
with the meeting Of the Board of Agricul-
ture.
Rev. DR.. Sledd has gone to Norfolk 10
marry a couple. Rev. Joseph n. Latham.
OF Randolph Macon College. will conduct
the Wednesday night services at Centenary
tonight.
Denny-street Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will have their annual picnic at
Providence Forge the 18th The train leaves
Seventeenth and Broad streets at o'clock
and Orleans station at $3.50.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs w.
J. Orr died az Virginia Beach Monday morn
ing. They left with the remains at o'clock
yesterday afternoon for Rock Hill, S. c.,
where the interment will take place this
morning at 9 o'clock.
The Virginia State Agricultural and Ne
ohanlcal Society has appointed Mr.. J. Y.
Bickwell of Buffalo. n. Y, as Judge in the
poultry department for the Exposition in
October next. MIR. Bickwell is considered
70 be one Of the most competent judges in
bus line in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27
Hastings Court.

James Hamilton was arraigned before
Judge Witt yesterday on the charge of vio-
lating city ordinance by driving horse
hitched TO a United States mail wagon
through the streets at too rapid g8it He
was convicted aad fined $40 and costs. A
few days ago he had been fined the same
an appeal 10 the hastings court.
A charter was granted 30 the Peter
Stumpf Brewing Company. The officers of
the concern are: Peter Stumpf. president
and general manager; John d. Doyle. vice.
president; Joseph Stumpf, secretary and
treasurer. Board of Directors, p. Stumpf,
John ID. Doyle. Joseph Stumpf. George G.
stock shall not be less than 100000 nor
more than 200, 900, divided into shares of
e1O0 each
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THROWN FROM BUGGY.
Mrs. \. Y. Stokes and Her Son, william
Stokes, Received Painful Injuries.

Mrs. A. Y. Stokes and her son. Mr.. Will
liam Stokes. were painfully injured in
runaway accident yesterday afternoon.
They were in a buggy driving on west
Franklin street, and when in front Of the
residence of Mr.. II. w. Powers a horse at
tached to a buggy occupied by Mr.. Will
liam J.. Tanner. il. which had got
ten away from its driver. came from
the opposite direction at mad pace and
ran into SIR. Stokes vehicle with great force.
throwing the occupants 20 the ground.
When picked up they were both uncon-
scious and nm examination showed that each
had painful cuts about the head. They
were taken into Mr.. Powers house
and medical aid summoned. II was
then ascertaned that their wounds. though
very painful. are not Of serious
character. Mrs. Stokes. who is about sixty
years of age. stood the shock of the inju-
rles we'll, and they were both removed 10
their home at the corner of First and
franklin streets later in the evening, where
DR.. Thomas J. Moore attended to their
wants. The runaway horse was rot in
jured. but lir. Tanners buggy was smashed
To pieces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27
VISITORS Ar THE CAPIroL.
All OF Them Were Interested I'm the Mis-
doings OF Their FelIow-Men.

Mr. r. NJ. Mallory. formerly Common
wealth's attorney OF Brunswick county,
called at the Capitol building yesterday in
the interest of petition for the pardon Of
Joe Allen, from his county, who had been
convicted of a charge of receiving stolen
goods. knowing them TO be stolen He also
advocated a favorable consideration of a
petition for tho removal of the political
disabilities Of w. W. Ray. of Brunswick
county, who had been convicted of petit
larceny.
Among the other visitors at the Capitol
were: DR.. j. Z. Gillian. treasurer of Ches-
torfeld county; Sheriff j. r. Hsckroder. of
Wythe county, who had delivered at the
penitentiarY Robert Shuck. sentenced to
fifteen years Imprisonment for murder in
the second degree and sheriff j. L. Carter.
OF Pittsylvania county, who had brought
here the following convicts.. jim Wilson
lcolored). sentenced to three years for
HOUSEKEEPING Sandy Thomas (colored).
sentenced 10 two years for HOUSEKEEPING;
Oriz Cole (colored), sentenced to one year
for cattle stealing
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Taylor. W. @. Alcott. Jacob Gam, r. f.
Macomber, Hermann Schmidt.
Building Committee II. Halves, 7. A.
Cary, w. f. Cutshaw. J. K. werth, j. s.
Williams
Finance Committee-G George l.. Christian
John b. Purcell, n. V. Randolph, John s..
Williams. J. r. Worth.
There being no further business before
the board the meeting then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27

The funeral of Miss Annie Warren Booth.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 7. Booth
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Second Baptist church at $50 O'clock. The
edjfce was well filled with Borrowing friends
wso sincerely deplored the death Of the
lovely young woman. and the many beautiful
floral tributes upon the casket told better
than words how dear she was 10 the hearts
Of host of friends. Rev. DR.. w v Tudor
Of the Broad-street Methodist church, con-
Quoted the impressive services. assisted by
Rev. DR.. r. II. Pitt. The interment was at
Hollywood. Six young men. friends Of the
deceased, acted as pail bearers.
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CONCERT At Barton Heights.

This evening at o'clock there will be a
concert given at the Episcopal chapel at
Barton Heights. This entertainment is
given under the auspices of the Brotherhood
OF ST. Andrew. of Emmanuel church. and
the proceeds will be used in paying ex-
penses incurred in building this chapel.
Among those who will take part in the
concert are Mrs. Knowles. Miss Barton,
Captain Frank Cunningham and Mr.. Doug
las Leftwich. Afterwards refreshments will
be served on the lawn. Arrangements have
been made for the care Of horses and vehi-
cles OF those who attend.
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To close out our stock of colored En-
broidered Robes we have made some
enormous reductions. They are of Null
and Batiste and include Ecru. Brown. Navy,
Pink. Light Blue aud Lavender. We men
ton some of the reductions as follows
From Ella aud slG to $3.50.
From s12.50 to 5000.
From Sl0 and Sll2 to IS.
From as and e5. 50 to SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27
Store Robbed.

Monday night the cigar store Of G.. Triani
& Co.. ITO east Main street. was broken
into and lot of cigars cigarettes and
about 81 in change from the cash-drawer
we're carried away.
Suspicion points TO negro boy who had
been employed 10 clean up the store. The
entrance was forced from the back door Of
Mr.. James Hayes shop, which is in the
same building. by breaking q sash.
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MAJoR sUTHERLIS,s views.
He Speaks Fevorsbiy of MIR. CIevelsnd's
Chances for President

Chances for President.
Major W. r. sutherlin. president of the
State Board Of Agriculture, ia at the Ex-
change Hotel. He was originally very
strong Hill man, and also led the compro-
mise move which resulted in harmony and
division of the delegation IN the State
Democratic Convention. Now, like all true
Democrats. he is heartily supporter of
Cleveland and expresses much confidence
IN Virglnia's giving her electoral vote to him
next fall. lie SAYS the Democrats OF Virginia
who were opposed 10 Mr.. Cleveland in the
family fight within the party lines recognize
that he was nominated fairly and squsrely
and bv over a two-thirds majority. and that
any doubt Of their support IS uncompli-
mentary to their loyalty proven in many
campaigns. lie thinks, with prudent can
vassers on the stump who will not harshly
attack the Third party men, that all of them
will be brought back to their proper sphere
as Democrats