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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1892.
SIX PAGES.



An jnportant resolution before Powbatan
Mozart governors eiected-Toma-
hawk church dedicated. The trouble caused
bv the hating Of cavalry at the cemetery gate
adiusted.-The street Committee discussed
the tunnel and the yenabe-sireet railway
HOLLYWOOD Junior Association met.--Oakwood
Memorial Association met.
VIRGINIA.
A few days ago Mr.. John Dooker' OF NoIfoiN
county. Jumped in front Of an approaching en-
cine and saved the life Of little child at The
Yi,k Of his own--An air ship has been
bovering over 1--we Oak, Norfolk county
frightening the superstiious.--LastN ednes-
dav Mr.. lIicajah T. Davis and Hiss Maud
Mathews were married at River view, Abe
,narle countv-A negro woman seventy wears
Old has been taken to Norfolk. charged with
violating pension laws--The body OF William
Goode WAS found floating in the river at Nor
foIk-Mrs Mildred Hurruss. mother OF the
gallant Burruss boys OF Orange, died on the
goth of May.-Marrage OF Miss Lula Bryant
and Mr.. ii. Il. Craven at Charlottesyiile.--M Mr..
Hanckel will be elected mayor Of Charlottes-
Vile by the council.-Ihere Is large ship
uent OF peas on the York River line Of steamers.
James Stevens killed Henry Lawrence Doth
colored) at Lynchburg yesterday.--Ihe state
Prohibition Convention Will convene IN Lynch
burg to-day.-By tho explosion of boiler IN
buckingham comfy Wednesday night one man
was killed and others iniured.--Roanoke Is
making elaborate preparations for her decen-
MA celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03
GENERAL.

Senator Stewart continued his speech in favor
of free silver in the Senate yesterday. Two
hundred lives were lost in the mine disaster at
prizbram, Austria.-The Perry relief party
will sail from New York June 25th.--lhe
high water mark monument was unveiled at
Gettysburg yesterday --The Gillian Con
gress convened at rs Santiago Nednes-
day.-The Postoflice Appropriation bill
was again discussed in the House
Yesterday. - Little Queen Wilhemina left
Potsdam yesterday.-T Harrison and Blaine
boomers are beginning to arrive at Mime
apolis The annual State Convention of
Massachusetts, Prohibitionists was held at Wor-
oester yesierday.-A suit involving twelve
millions was awarded the Western Union
against the Bell Telephone Company yesterday.
Durango. Texas, was visited by a terrible
Cyclone Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

RICHMOND, VA, May 70, INt5.
T HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE En-
4 TIRE Business. Good Will. Fixtures. Books
Of Accounts. dc. Of JENNINGS 4 GRANGER. az
No. COS east Marshall street, and have appointed
III. =. JENNINGS ~ my agent 10 continue the
FISH. OYSTER and GAME business az the old
stand for me. with authority TO Dny and sell for
cash only. All parties indebted will please come
forward and settle their accounts.
nays7-2w. w. b. JONES'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

The 18th of October, 1892, will probably be
q legal holiday as bill is before the House
of Representatives now to that effect. II 1t
passes the President viii be authorized and
directed TO issue a proclamation recommend
ing the observance of the tooth Anniversary Of
the discovery Of America. and the schools are
especially designated as suitable places for
public demonstrations 1t Is a good sugges-
ton that before the schools separate for the
summer holidays arrangements should be
made for the proper observance Of the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

GENERAL MuEs is making trials Of the
utility Of the bicycle IN moving considerable
bodies Of troops. The first experiment from
Pullman 70 Chicago turned out well. and
Miles thinks that the time must come when
every army will uso the wheel. He says.
When the next big war, whether European
or American breaks out the bicycle will be
in reouisition Just as the railroad or steam
boat is. or as Napoleon made use of coaches
on one occasion in transporting his troops
through France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES IL
.pcFR THAN EVER BEFORE IN us
HISTORY. AND is s1EADiLf iNCkEAs-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

CRY ENGISEFR's OFFICE.
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NOHMOND. "a MQy y, ~.
NOTICE TO BUifDEnS-SEAL PRO
y pOSAIS will be received az this Office until
THURSDAY, June tho 81, % o clock i. NJ, FOR
~ RI SIZING ALL MATERIAL AND EkfCp-
ING TWO school. BUILDINGS. one on
Nicholson street and one a. the corner Of Dual
ani Sixth streets. Zach bid must ho accom-
panied " certified check for $40 as guar
antY.
Drawings. specifications and written oxplana-
tons can be seen at this Office.
The Committee on schools reserves the right
10 relec. any and al bids.
W. T.. CUTSHAW.
my27-t- e2i City Engineer.
EXTENDED UNTIL SATURDAY. June 18th.
A. y NJ iD0.lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

THE MarCHKsTEB CIRCULATION OF
THE TIMES Is now GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPERS COM
BINFD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

,yxcBEUgo BUREAU. 1913 MAIN
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-03

roxroLK BUREAU. . BANK STREET.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
MhCIc Uorscs Arc Entcn.

Statistics show that in the department O
the Seine, Paris, and suburbs there wer
consumed in 1881 1916 solipeds-9S pc
cent. being horses-and from July Q, 1866
to Jan. |, 1889, the total was 215,600 II
Toulouse the consumption in 1887 was So
an average of g solipeds to each 1000 ii
habitants. In Tours the average was g 4
each 1000 il hahitants; in Troyes, 20: Il
Sedan, q; il Calais, Is; in Beziers an
Milan, l6; in Anglers, -; in Reims an
Montauban, II, and in .yons and Lisieuv. g.
In brussels SIP horses were sold as hunai
food in 1856; IN Iiege 12i in 1883; in chs
leroi, about 30 horses per week in 1852. p
Vienna, I $50 horses i'm 1871. 4. - from Is
TO 1866, and $3.50 from 10 horse buteheE
shops in 1880. In Berlin, about 6,O00L,.s.
per year, in the reighborhood Of 1851.
Amsterdam lisp horses in 1855 and 4.jo
in S9.-Literary Digest
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
Mountain Lake Park,

The cold, chilly election wave
struck this place evidently Wednes
day, the 9th inst. 1t was followed
by quite snow storm, furnishing
good sleighing.
Father Spltzer and wife have
gone to Virginia to spend the win
ter.
James Smith has left us for the
winter. lie will reside with Bro.
Dan at Brunswick.
Miss Harris and Harry Hlnson
left Saturday for Virginia.
Twentv-seven families still re-
main in the Park.
Game is plenty. The past week
our table has enjoyed wild duck =,
pariridges and rabbits.
Fare the well to post office for the
next four years.
The Republican boat left for Salt
River at s Il. m. on the 18th inst.
1t WAS n rough, dlsagreeable day to
start on. Living is mighty" poor
mp there. The Democrats in their
26 years sojourn up the river eat
up almost everything. They
thought they had life banshment,
hence the recent victory "tickled
them almost to DEATH"
The Prohibition boat started on
It's return trip one second after the
polls closed on the Sth. It's pas
sengers come down the river Just to
vote. The crew who voted for Nc
Kaig and Wellington carried ban
ner bearing the inscriptions, ooh,
Consistency, thou art a jewel. =
The Democrat-ThTd Party
Prohibltionists are rejoicing more
over the Republican defeat than tho
Simon pure Democrats. Why?
Cartwright is doing big bust.
ness. lie is paving big prices fol
game. butter and eggs. lie buy.
corn, bran. flour, etc, by the can
! load. On the llth, over $1,000
cash was paid IN on account of sales,
What other store IN Garrett county
can say as much. Garthright's
name is Eli, Sam Jones would say,
for "he gets thcre.H
Sup't Rudisill would like to find
an owner for a stray bull, now in
the community pound.
Judge Lawrence and wife re.
tuaned to Ohio Monday.
The Republicans will eat turkey
Thanksgiving day and be thankful
that they live.
Mr.. bennett, of Hotel bennett,
spent Friday at the Park, looking
after his interests. He was en- route
to California.
Large handbills announce the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
Birth Does Not Make Gentlewomen

OoeS MOI Mako 3GutleWOhel
In foreign lands. notably in monarch
rank or title is supposed to regulate
manity, to determine its properties. Eve
woman belonging to the nobility must
by right lady, the word correspond,
with lord, and the synonym of the bcttc
more significant term employed here. &c
tewoman is good American English f
what an European lady often is No,
Lady is applied abroad to class or class,',
it is applied here improperly; for, in p
Htical and strict sense, we have no class.
The gentlcwoman is too choice product
in any country and under any surround
ings, is composed of too many and too di
verse elements, to stand for n class ~
group. She represents individuals only
and the individuals may be found in va
rious grades of life. No rank, no dignity
no position can make her or unmake her
We hear of gentle blood, meaning dist
guished lineage but no amount Of gent,
blood, not all the bazons of heraldry, car
create gentlewoman Many queens anc
duchesscs are not gentlewomen, while tn,
commoncst commoners are frequently
such.
When queen or duchess deserves tn
gentle eminerce it is not from her ranl
but from her attributes, from the subtl
particles that form her organization. i
is doubtful if the gentlewoman can b.
fashioned by any sort or degree of training
influence or education, much rs these ma,
help her. She must be primarily the yicl,
of nature in generous mood, in her perio
of bencvulcnce to the race }. II. Brown
in St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
They Followed Copy.

In the days when merchant vessels came
home rcdolent Of spices and loaded to the
brim with silks and china a certain fam
lily determined to sena beyond seas for q
dinner service which should ouishine in
beauty everything thus far seen on this
side of the Atlantic. Orr in ms OF
fruits and flowers, arranged "a t..r form OF
a wreath, had been ma.,a fpf u 10y skill
full artist, and the sea captain who under
took the commission was Cl0rged to spare
no money or pains in having it properly
carried out.
Spring returned and there WIS much
watching of the vancs by this rjiculai
family, and the sh'p news furnished the
most interesting column Of the daily pa
pers. At length the long expected vesse'
arrived
The box was landed and conveyed to tt'
house Tie whole family was pr, >eat 1T
the opening, which was performed by Nr
A himself while the servants peeped in
at the door
As soon a. "A part of the Id was split OF
and "A handful of straw removed, n pile oi
Plates appeared, wrapped carefully in pa.
per. Each OF the family snatched up ?
plate, and hastily tore of the covering
There were the flowers, glowing in bcau;i
full coiorS. the gold star and golden \ ad
mirably executed, but under the gold star,
en- every plate, dish and tusccn were the
words, This in the middle.
The literal and eXact Chinese worllmcn
had copied this direction minutely from a
very crooked line which Mr.. A had
hastily scrawlcd on the pattern with "A very
bad pen, and of course, without the slight.
est thought of finding il inserted verbatim
beneath the central ornament
Mr.. A laughed, his wife cried, the
servants giggled, and the daughter cried
first and laughed afterward
The only silver lining to the cloud was
the fact that thereafter Mr. A always
had something amusing to tell his guests
at a dinner party. Pencil Sketches.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
Selb, sport.

A neat little snow paid us visit
the 9th.
Messrs. Sam. John and Henry
Slssler are the first hunters to bring
in deer this season.
Election day passed OF without a
cross word to our knowledge.
W. W. Griffith, j. p. has re-
turned home from a visit to friends
at Braddock.
Burbrldgo Thomas, a noted hun
ter of Buffalo. killed four wild tur-
KEYS No, LIST in thirty minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Easter. of
SomcrtioId, paid their many friends
of Sclbysport IA visit last week.
". " Frrzec. Of Frazee's Ridge,
was on our streets the llth LAYING
IN supplies to be shipped to the head
waters of Salt river.
ia, j. " trazce and Camp
EWaI 9 company have our new
sci Z as nearly completed.
Austin Brown, Esq, leaves for
Pittsburg the 18th.
The Republicans of Dist. No. ,
have AL left for four wears trip
up Salt river.
Messrs W, NJ. Lowdermilk and
W. NJ. Lyttle killed two wild tur-
keys last week.
Captain +. NJ. Friend was com
planning of Republican times being
so hard on Noy. 9 and saying he
could hire lots of good men at Sc
per month. He also told us of a
bunch of good two year old steers
for sale by Mr.. Chas. llumberston
at SIG per head. We thought the
good steers very low at above pric,
aud when we called on Mr.. II to
buy his good steers he failed t,
have any for sale and said he had
sod lus cattle last spring. We Will
ggree with you, Mr.. f., that yon
IN b. .ome old poor cows at from
SIP to 80. Such stock is always
dear at any price. The peyr tin,
you meet: our friend, Jos. Groer, ask
him price of good two year o'd steers
and prices he has paid this season.
We will acknowledge that our Re-
publican friends did cause drouth
of over 16 weeks.
We hope Grover will see that the
farmers will have rain to suit the
crops and prices of cattle. Mr.. f.,
do YOU not know your good Demo-
cratic friends are asking $40 per
head for calves? Not extra good
ones at that? Come down and see
us again Captain.
Jonas Frazee has been eating buzz
yards since the Sth of Nov. He
has MANY of Allcocks' porus plas-
tiers on his back and stomach.
If Jonas Frrzee sells goods at
prices quoted in last week. REpUB-
LlcAN It's good bye high tariff. We
can assure you he does sell goods at
the prices quoted.
A. Knabb, of A. Knabb & Co..
of Krug, passed through our city
the 18th on a special.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
Some Calculations.

A man whose head is bulging witt
mathematical problems has calculated the
disposition of every hour of the daily lf,
Of an average man, and tells just how
many hours man Of fifty has devoted t,
his toilet, meals or newspaper.
Let us assume" said he, that tn,
sleeping hours of an average man wi
number eight daily. That is one-third o
his time, so that in fifty years your MAJ
will have slept all told sixteen years and
eight months The man who il shave
daily at fifty years probably had his fac.
scraped not oftener than three times p
week at twenty five years, while during l.
first eighteen years razor never touch.7
his face
Say that the semiccntenarian has ave.
aged two shaves a week for fifty year
that will give $500 scrapes in the half ce0
fury. At an average of fifteen MIMI,
per shave the time devoted to this %,
small element Of life will run up to FL,
four days and four hours.
"lf man should not shave in fifty year
and then attempt to make up his propo
tons all at once, he would have to sh
night and day for nearly two months. /
average man who is not limited to twer
minutes for dressing, breakfast and cat,
ing the train, consumes thirty minute
getting inside his clothing in the morn
Half an hour per day for fifty years W.
amount to one year, fifteen days and q
hours, so that If man should dress
self ut the start in life for the whole
years, he would pass two weeks bcyon6
first birthday anniversary, and this M
working twenty four hours per day
London Tit Bits
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17

When | was in the theological scmingr
| went ont one Sunday to preach in a s,I.
village In Massachusetts,. 1t was rain
Sunday and the congregation was exec,
ir-ly small. mot more than twenty-five,
tnitty were present | suppose the
that thcolo-uc was to preach had s.,
thing to do with the attendance IL.t
lectcd my hymns without much care.
you can imagine the shock eXperj,n
when | announced the opening one mal
gan to read it, The first line was, 80
people, faint and few" got through W.
the service in some way; but you may q.
pend upon it that have never used tina
hymn since. Interview in New Nor
Tribune
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17

sale of lot of property at Fl. Pen
dleton, Nov. 16, twenty-eight hun
dred and nInety-two. A long wait
for day of sale.
HEMLOCK.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17

BIZ virtue of a power of sale contained in a
mortgage from Samuel c lloye and Mary T..
HOVE. his wife, to JoenF. Hinckle, dated the
10Th day of September \ ID 1870. and duly
recorded in Liber f. H. r., M, Il, folio 3S7 3,
etc, one OF the chattel and mortgage records
of Garrett county. Md. the undersigned at
torney named in said mortgage. will sell at
public auction TO thehighes' bidder for cash
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17

The death rate in Marseilles has grad
ually grown to such an extent that it nov
exceeds the number Of births. The cit,
has adopted plan for a new system 9
sewerage to overcome this mortality. Til
cost will be Alsout g.. 10000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17

Lots of new styles in ladies coats
Just received at Offutt's. Have
you seen his tan coats?
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Queer, Queer Old Times.

Uf all the qceer articles ia the queerest OF
queer journals the two 10 the last issue OF IA,
Times, one taking the legislature to task be-
cause the court did not draw the jury accord
ing to the provisions of the new jurv Law,
and the other headed "let US have peace,
Why the legislature should be blamed flr
passing a law, introduced by learned law
yer and intended TO correct the careless man.
ner of drawing grand juries, is beyond our
comprei epsion The other, let US have peace.
production, virtually says 1--WE don't blame
you for your course on the court house ques-
ton, we believe you we're sincere, let Us stop
The discussion and have peace, but you know
you acted in disgraceful manner, You pre-
vArcated aRd your conduct was generally
dishCnorable, and we heap up all the abuse
We can on you, but we want peace. So let US
have it," Such is the queer idea Of the Times
that believes friends can be retained, and
peace made by abuse of those who have differ
ed or in the future may differ with it, The
Times ought also TO be old enough to know,
but apparently does not, that there are many
men IN this county, Of its own party, who will
not cough because its editor sneez+s and they
will remember the abuse OF the Times because
they had the courage of their convictions and
voted as they thought proper on the court
house question Queer, queer Times, We
would not tie surprised to see it in the near
future attempt the role Ola Dr. Parkhurst.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Local BreUittes.
Next Mond., Is Decoration p,r.

Next Monday is Decoration Day.
Have you PLANTED your spring advertise.
ments.
DR.. C II Posey, Of washin rton city, paid
short visit to the county during tue week.
HILLARY Thomas, a colored luuatlc, was
carried TO Monievue Hospital on Monday las,
by Sheriff Wheatley.
Messrs. w. II. Moore and Lautz, OF Bal
timore, spent a few days last week at Mr..
Moore's old houe in this county.
Mrs. PoindeHter Is visiting her old h1me
Fredericksburg, Va, and will not return uu
til about the 10th Of June.
Mrs. Philip Simms, New Orleans, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boar
man, Aliens Fresh.
Dr.. Chapman having had the store house at
La Plata, occupied By Mr.. W. l.. Dement,, re.
paired, is neatly repainting the same.
The members Of the Tennis club are request
ed to meet at La Grange on Thursday June
LIST at 3 p. M to reorgAnize the club for the
coming season.
The court house movement temporarily out
Of the way, what will the sroakers and grow
ers have on hand next to hep change tie
monotony Of their useless lives.
Master Arthur Digges, who is attending
Calvert Hall College, Baltimore, came down
with Brothers Romwault and Leonard on their
recent trip, and spent toe time at the home of
his parents, DR.. and Mrs Robert Digges.
Mrs Bowling, widow Of the late Col. j. D.
Bowling, of Woodville, Prince Georges roun-
ty, is extremely i'll of typhoid fever. She is
20 years Of age.
One anti-court house movtr who has some
Influence, recently said that he did not care
much about the matter. but when Mr.. Edeleu
said the court house could be moved be was
10 favor Of removal. What do you think Of
that.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
Ending Of the MAY FERN.

The May Term OF the Circuit Court for
this coui ~ closed ITS session abruptly on
Friday last after a five DAYS session This
VAS due to the tact that counsel for James
Ford prisoner charged With larceny, made
motion on Thursday afternoon 10 Withdrew
the plea Of not guilty, which was granted,
and motion to quash the indictment for al
leged error in selecting the grand Jury.
Arguments were made by counsel for the
prisoner sustaining their position and against
by the States Attorney. The case was held
sub curId and on Friday morning, full bench
being present, the demurrer was sustained and
the grand aud petit juries we're discharged.
The drawing of the grand Jury was under
the new law enacted for the purpose of cor
recting irregularities in selecting jurors, which
says, IF for any reason any person or pei
sons drawn as grand Juror shall TAIL to at
tend or be present at the conclusion of the
drawing, or be disqualified or excused tor
cause the court shall forthwith proceed to fill
such vacancy OF vacancies from the aforesaid
rem lining number o tWenty.three names of
those who are are present, IN the order in
which the names were drawn from the box
and nay ihereupon, IN its discretion. fill such
Vacancy thus made In Tue petit iury by draw
ing the additional names therefor IN the man
ner provided &c' The court excused six iu-
rors but by an intlvertance tlled 10 select
those to take their places according to the
provisions OF the new law.
Mitchell sud Pos-y for for prisoner, and j.
+. Matthews for State
TIE case Of John G. Haichell vs.. John W
boarmat and wife was tined before The court
and Judgment rendered against Boarman.
Posey tor plaintiff, aud Matthews for dele 81
All the prisoners held 10 jsil not indicted,
and Ford whose case caused the discharge of
the lurits, whO MAS held on he original com
mitmentr were recognized to appear at the
next tenn OF court. The tburt then adjourn.
ed for the term.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-05-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County.
No 794 Equity.
John W. SIMPSON vs.. Jessie Simpson

The object o. this suit is TO procure decree
for the sale of certain real property in Charles
county 10 this State.
The bill states that a certain Vi. l. simpson
and Oh lrity T. Thompson, died, seized, anu
possessed, as tenants in common, OF certain
real estate described in said bill, leaving AS
their heir At law, the defendant, Jessie SlmP-
son; that the sail Jessie Simpson is an infant,
and that the plaintiff, John w Simpson, was
duly appointed be guardian by an order OF
the Orphans Court OF Charles county, passed
on the 3 Il day of March, 1891. That IT IS TO
the interest ard advantage OF the said infant
TO have the sid real estate sold.
That the said infant is a nonresident
Ii is thereupon, This 2Sth day OF April,
1892, ordered by the Circuit Court for Charlts
county, tting 10 equity, that the plaintiii,
by causing copy Of this order to tie inser :
ed in sone newspaper published 10 SAID
Charles county, once IL each OF three success
sive weeks b,fIre the 30th day Of May, 1882,
give Jtice to the saiu absent defendant OF the
object aud su',sttnce of this bill, warning her
to appe n IN this court in person or hy Solin
tor on or before the 9Th day OF June next, 10
show Ca use if any she has, why decree
ought not to pass as prayed
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
OF Ct. O.. 10. Charles County.
True copy-Tcst:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
may 6-dt