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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

The first Regiment viii Attend the Ami
versary Celebration Of the Magic City

The first Regiment win Attend the Ami
versary Celebration Of the Magic city
II has been definitely settled that tho First
Virginia regiment will 90 10 Roanoke and par
tieiratein.the celebration OF the tenth anniver-
sary Of that city. The soldiers will leave here
FRIDAY. June l7tb and parade in that city
on the 18th. About midnight Of that
day they board special and return 70
Richmond in time for Sunday school
on the 18th. IL will be n great trip for the
rnusketeers. and the regiment will leave hero
with more men than had gone out of the
armory for several years past. There is every
probability that 80 members # the FIRST
will march through the dust OF the Magic
Citv. and they vail maze an excellent show
Ing.
The Second and Fourth regiments will also
he present and there Is a likelihood 81 the
Rlues stuart Horse Guards and the artillery
stan going 10 the pretty Southwestern town.
The Howitzers and Ashby Light Horse COM
mauds will not 20. The artillerymen
cannot do so. from the fact that IN a short
time they 20 into encampment tOcean View.
The cavalry troop Is not thoroughly
eauipped. and therefore do not yet ike 10
parade in cities other than Richmond
Roanoke. the Magic City. has been estab-
lshed ten years. and the celebration will be
a great success. Brgadier-G General Charles
]. Anderson viii command the parading col
umn in Roanoke.
The Norfolk and Western railroad have
kindly rendered free transportation to oil VS.
ting military. and soldier bows will. OF course.
he present from all parts OF the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

THURSDAY. June 9th at J.. a.. Fairmon.
Land Nompauys sale OF Building Lots IN the
last End. Sale conducted by y. W. Bowe
THURSDAY. June eth. ats =. NJ, sale OF detached
two-story Brick Dwelling, ~ west Main
street.
FRIDAY. June 10th, az $3.50 j. ". trustee sale OF
nine new Cottages. corner Third and Everett
streets Nam hester. Il. Il. thahn q Co., and
Augustine koyal Co, aucti0neers.
FRIDAY. June 10Th AZ J.. ST.. court sale Of
Frame Dwelling On Iwenty-hrst between -
and T. streets. Apperson Po.lard, auc-
tlOneers.
FRIDAY. June 10th. at p. NJ. court sale CT two
story Brick Dwelling, III cast Leigh street
IL. Seldom Taylor 81 son, auctlOneers
FRIDAY june lOth, az =. NJ. trustees sale Of
Frame Dwelling. 1926 west Leigh street
MoSDAY, June i3th. AZ 6.20 T.. " sale o, three
Frame Dwellings. 1905 2JF and 2j09 . street
TUESDAY, June 18th, al G j. VI, T. 4. Catlin,
auctionecr. VIII sell desirable Lo. on -. John
street near Charity street
TUESDAY. june 18th. at $3.50 +. ~. sale Of House
and Lot. ARrX near Fourth street Manche--
Ter. Augustine Royal * Coz aud IL. T. IhAihn
4 Co., guctlOneers.
Dwelling, s north Iwenty-h first street y. W.
B0we, AuctiOneer
WEDNESDAY. June 18th. al G o'clock Z. NJ, sale OF
choice Lots on Chestnut Hill sale con-
Quoted by =. A. Catln. auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, June 18th. ~ ~ o'clock ~, trustee
sale OF valuable harm, three mile. hort..-
east II the city. on uechanlcsylle PIKE. "
W. Bowe. aucti0neer.
THURSDAY. June 10TH at 8 7. NJ sale OF valuaole
nnlmproyed CITY Property Jefferson a. tary
streets. Boswell Hartman, auetloneers.
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For a Board Of Lady Directors.

RALHIeH. n. c., June Especial. MIR.
II. W. Aver. the energetic secretary Of the
North Carolina Agricultural Society. has com
pleted arrangements for board OF lady di-
rectors for the coming state fair, The board
will consist of fifty ladies' and will add much
to tho efficiency Of the exhibition.
&c. J.. Harris. chairman OF Wake county
Republican committee has issued call f0r
a ratification meeting at the court house at :
o'clock +. NJ. on the day the news Is received
here of the nomination at Minneapolis.
--Virciria will reioice alike with North Caro-
lima TO learn that the health of Senator Vance
is steadily improving.
The case of y. W. Balm. an ex-kepuollca
treasurer. against the Wilmington and Wei
don railroad. was continued on motion 90
remand it TO the State court and Will be
heard on the first Tuesday Of the next term.
DIR. j. ". Ramsey, Of Georgia. who was TO
have delivered the alumni address at Wake
Forest TO-DAY. was unable to keep his appoint
ment and Professor D. i. Carlyle; OF the col
lego faculty, delivered the address IN his
stead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
Heavy Ka,n-storm-other News

DANyuIT. Vs., June s. Special. Cards
are out announcing the marriage Of Rev. =. }.
Brown. formerly of the Virginia Methodist
Conference. but now at Kansas City. Mo, and
Miss kowena +. Flynn, Of North Danville.
The event will come of Tuesday evening al
Calvary Methodist church North Danvllle.
A heavy rain occurred yesterday afternoon
along the panvllle aud Western railway IN
Patrick and Henry counties.
Near Martiusville there was some hail.
washout Just beyond Stuart on the road pre-
vented the train from going through, but
passengers and mail were carried through on
pole cars.
Dir. T.. q. White galoon-k keeper doing
business in North Dsnyile. proposed 70 the
council Of that city TO surrender his license If
that body would refund pro rata the sum paid
out By him. The council agreed 10 the propo-
sition and the saloon is closed.
Thomas Arnold (colored). who was indicted
for murder committed 10 North banyille.
Was arraiened to-day and tho accused found
not guilty.
Lucy ancey (coloTed) who some time
since buried her child alive Tor tho purpose
OF murder was tried today ia the hustings
court for felonIous assault and Was given ten
years ia the penitentiaTy.
District meetings Will be held in the county
Oh Saturday, June 18th. at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon 10 elect delegates 10 the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention which will
be held az Martinsy.lle. The county is emit
tied 10 tOrty-three.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

The man who did Richmond likely has
wide reputation. 10 has become % settled fact
in police circles within the past few days that
the Individual. who recently vlciimized sew
eral citizens of Richmond including Mes,rs.
Saelzer. Blenner and Cottrell. is d noted
crook" that the authorities OF the country
are very anxious - apprehend. The follow
inc letter from the chief Of police OF Detroit,
Mich. 10 Major Poe explains itself.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
On the l4th ultimo in this city. drafts
drawn by Lansing banks We're paid by De-
trOlt banks ri. 500 toy tho Third National
: 800 by the City Savings Bank. Trey had
been skilifuily raised from els and sl5 res
pectvely
in each case 10 avoid the necessity of Der.
soual identification the Endorsement OF the
payee. Thomas Armstrong or Henry Lewis
was identified by forged signature OF an
officer Of tho drawing bank. The forgeries
alterations and raising OF principal figures in
every case were OF the very highes, order OF
workmanship.
The checks were paid 10 a man answering
the following description which is "a Yerv
good onel. lie is about fifty or ffty.hve years
OF age about li5 B. $50 pounds. gray and
sandy mixed beard: hair q little more sandy
than gray. may have clipped his beard or
shaved 10 on altogether. sallowsh complex
ion. very much so, as II recently out of
confinement walk slightly stooped. hands
long and thin. Dresses well. Wore y stif
hat. He looks cadaverous enough 70 sub
stantiate MS evident wish to appear a. an in
valid. Five feet seven and half or eight
inches tall.
A. these frauds were practiced in exactly
the same way and degree of skill that was
used by parties arrested at Gonzales, Tex
January 18th and now in jail at Cuero. Tex
under the names of Thomas Hunter. Henry
Mason and Samuel Hanes 1t is presumed
they are all part Of one gang.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
Tar TINES
IoE Mission.


The line nj the bottom is for the name Of
the contributor. number Of childish auto
graphs ARE seen on.these little envelopes. Some
are nicely written and some with spTawlng
letters commencing away up in one corner
and running off at the bottom before the
name was quite spelled ont.
J can still see IA little maiden as she yester-
day slowly and laboriousiy accomplished this
feat and it would be hard to tell which la
bored most. her month or her fingers. while
she was writing With long hair falling over
her eyes. her tongue stuck ont 10 one side
and her face screwed UP till her eyes were al
most shut. che stood on tip-toe. and with
great air OF determination she printed out
her name. Then. with deep sigh. she said
There with big I. and placing the envelope
in the box ran Of feeling happy that she lad
done good thing.
Perhaps her papa may recognize the de-
scription. All the little friends OF the poor
are invited 10 take part IN THE TIMES Ice
Mission subscription. The list will continue
only through this week. and the last list OF
names will be published Sunday. VIII you
not add your mite 10 the cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
RESOLUTIONS 1DOPTED
BY the National Nicaragua Canal Cohveh-

Whereas. the binding Of the Nicaragua
canal will unite me Atlantic and faeluc
oceans. ;aui for the purpose OF Haihc maze
one sea 0f both Of them. will shorten the as
lance by water from the Eastern states OK the
Union 10 the Pacific about lO.o0O miles VIII
make water transportation between tae Two
sides of the continent quick. cheap and ehec-
tive land thus largely lower freight both
WAYS: will tend to divert into Amefl-
can markets the commerce o. tle
Pacific ocean and thus mutually beneht
our country ana tho countries trading Win
rs. will build up and make secure % TINS fe.
public much on the trade OF tho tentfai aha
South American states, and. by reason. OK
cheaper water transportation. beneht them
and MS alike: viii more completely Ameri-
cauilo the republics on this continent mnko
them set-supp0rtng. seif-rellant and com
mercially. financially and politically indie
pen1eut OF influences. will increase reci-
proca trade between ali OF them
aud thus inspire q feeling OF good nelgnDOi-
hood. viii divert a large portion OF the snip
ping from Asiatic and Australian ports IN It's
Wav across the Pacific 20 Europe wa the Mica
ragua C. anal and thus make our country the
halfway house for Asiat.c commercoe Will
enable our producers and merchants 20 Opon
new lines OF trade with those lar Eastern
countries. will increase our opportunities
for dispOsng " surplus American pro-
ducts and thus encctlVelY impress our
commercial character on these peo-
pies. will afford additional security
10 tho Pacific States IN time of war. by short
ening the sailing time from the eastern TO
the western side OF the continent. Will give
commercial and financial strength 20 the
whole nation by harmonzing the interests 81
the various sections one with tho other, and
thus promote the welfare OF all. ana nnally,
will open new and active markets tor the In
terror and the Gulf States OF our country
and yet promote and maintain new enter
prses and thus make the nlted states the
great commercial rs II Is now the great IN
dustral nation Of the world.
Now. therefore be it resolved by the Ma
tioual Nicaragua Canal Convention now IN
session In ST. Louis.
That the Congress of the United States is
hereby requested % give such financial assist
ance 70 said Maritime ship canal of Nicara-
qua MS shall be- necessary % secure the speedy
completion OF the same and that this shall DO
SO done that the Government shall be made
secure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
rlected snnerlntenaent Of schools.

WINDSOR. n. G., June Especial. The
Justices Of the peace and county commission.
ers met in joint session yesterday and elected
r. W. Asher superintendent of public schools.
They levied a tax of y cents on the .l0l
worth of property and 80 on the poll They
voted 10 issue bonds of 500 each 10 tho
amount Of $500 to pay for putting IN work
ing order and purchase supplies for tho COM
ty farm ana workhouse. The commissioners
then retired and the Justices Of the peace So
lected the old board of commissioners.
Messrs. J. b. Stokes. Erwin frltchard
Thomas :. Norfeet and f.. +. Etheridge were
elected on the first ballot, There was some
opposition 10 the reelection of DR.. ". X.
Capehart. but he was reelected on the fifty
first ballot.
Mr.. A. j. Cobb was elected a member of the
school board 10 fill the vacancy caused Dy the
election Of X. W. Askew as superintendent o.!
schools
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

BgDFoBD CfTY. June g. Hon. John Goode
addressed the Ladies' Confederate Memorial
Association of this city on last Saturday. the
day celebrated by them as Decoration day,
{ ~ very instructive speech. His euogy Of
ehe Confederate dead was most pathetic
liter which Hon. w. W Berry read poem
UDy Mrs. Thomas DAVIS. of New Orleans
winch was contributed upon the occasion Of
the dedication OF the Confederate monument
tober. 1875.
LAst sunday ut II O'Clock Rev Dr.. Z. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

The hue of health Who can mistake y?
The white brow. fhe deepened tint OK the cheek
these associated with the brightness and am
c0unteuance. are inialIbe iudicia hat the
liver Is performing It's functions actively ana
thar consequently digestion and the bowels are
uulisturhod N. however tho complexion and
eve-hals have saffron tint. or the face IS
drawn and void ~ sDnghtlness and ANNA
ton. the hillary gland Us almost certain 90
bee OUT of order tectifY the diHculty
speedily thoroughly. with the paramount anti
bilious specific. HOsfctterS stomach Bittor.,
which promptly remedies NOT. only the above
outward and visible signs Of mhoHsness' Out
also tho sick headaches. constipation. vertigo,
fur upon the tongue. nau ea. sour breath ana
pains through the rghtslde which characterize
lt The hYOr is always seriously involved IN
malaria. for which the ldtters is sovereign
specific This medicine remedies with equal
prOmptItuie and completeness kidney COM
plant. dyspepsia. rheumatism and nervousness.
J. 1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
tiohes of ali in Leavening PowerLatest u , uovt Report

Seventh stree. to exsinguish the flames on u.
the Free bridge. il was only by the efforts OF
Officers Sweeney. Griffin and Others that men
engines and trucks did not land at 'ne GaDai
~ the cannl. The bridge at Seventh ana Canai
~as beine repaired. and very nearly, all OF
the planking had been torn up. liaa the
apparatus attempted - 60 over at tne I hn,
Righ speed the consequences would have q been e1
awfui. As was two men fell through snd
ono of them was hurt about tho shoulders Srn
md side The other was uninjured. Inc
chesapeake and Ohio might have put up dan
my efrnoig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

Mr.. John K. Boblits. OF Baltimore national
councillor OF the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, lectured before the
Richmond Juniors last evening at Powelps
Hall. There was large crowd Ia attendance
who greatly enjoyed the talk.
Mr.. Boblits spent yesterday with Mr.. O.
! Merritt in Manchester. and last night with
Dir. William Iipsconb. He leaves this morn.
ing for Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
A New Lodge.

large number of men who are 10 form
new lodge of Odd-Fellows in the West-End
met at the hail Of Ramos pharmacy last
evening and arranged for a formal meeting
next Thursday evening, when permanent
organization will be effected and officers
elected. Several officers of the Grand Lodge
are expected to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
Tho MASONIC Home.

At tho meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Masonic Home Tuesday the president,
Mrs. Capers. reported over $4,000 IN bank 20
Their credit aud several hundred from various
sources vet to be received. She stated FUR
Their that she had received nearly $500 rom
Petersburg and WAS expecting SoVO OF 9.oo
from Tynehburc as the result OF the fair re-
Gently held in that city Mrs. CapeTs was
authorized TO pay over the amount in bank 70
tho bOnrd Of colernoTs st tAeir next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
Now COnyicts.

Sheriff John Peery. of Iazewell county
visited the Capitol yesterday TO receive his
fees for delivering at the penitentary the fol-
lowing convicts. Chap Hunter (cooredl, sen-
fenced 10 two years for malicious shooting
Charles Baker and Isaac, Lews (both coloredl.
sentenced to tive years for robbery,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
lenth Irnn.

II was almost miracle that several people
were not killed at Seventh and Canal streets
Tuesday evening. When the fire bells rang
and the engines aud trucks dashed down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

Messrs William Loyons'ein and j. Is.
Blanks took nm active part ia the proceedings
OF the fifteenth annual Supreme Council
OF the ROYAL A.canum at Providence, X. l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

Total .......-..... .+....... .-.- 200 "
The sum grows. Bright little boys aud
girls. who are ever kind-hearted and sym
pathetic. are coming to the help OF the Ice
Mission IN geOdly numbers.
From year 10 year the ladies Of the leo Mis-
sion. assisted by other visitors D. the poor,
including the city physicians. have sought
out the sick and destitute poor and given
that which the case did most need, yet which
they had not the means 10 buy.
Great good has thus been done by this
charity in a very quiet way and unknown ex-
cept TO a few. With the assistance of a small
number Of liberal contributors and the con-
trlbutiOns dropped in misson-b boxes placed at
various points, the necessary funds have been
forthcoming each year. This year, however,
until The TINES undertook to champion
tho cause. the prospect Tor the sum
mer looked blue. The old
friends from want OF reminder or otherwise
seemed 10 have forgotten the charity. and al
the beginning Of this week only - had been
subscribed In the three days ending yester-
day through The TINES Ice Mission box
at Milers Broad-street pharmacy and
The TIMES Office 5000 have been
collected for this charity largely made up Of
ten-cent subscriptions from our juvenile
friends. These contributions arc turned over
daily 20 Mrs. George W. Bagby. president Of
the Ladies Ice Mission. Here is the receipt
for the first two days,
"RIcHNoSD. VA, June g, 1892.
Received of The RICHMOND TINES forty
eight dollars and seyeDty-seyen cents. the
amount Of subscriptions 10 the Ice Mission
collected by that paper for the two days
ending June = 1882.
Mrs. GEoRGE W. BAGBY."
| This is not all the good that has been done
! Some old friends OF the mission have been
| reminded by THF TIMES juvenile subscription
list and have handed to Mrs Bagby direct
their usual yearly subscriptions.
The summer, though Is long, and when the
sweltoring days come they bring much sick
ness 10 the poor. Then comes in the precious
| boon that the Ice Mission extends 20 the sick
and fever-strcken A lady said TO me yester-
day The Ice Mission is great blessing 10 many
! people. The poor seem peculiarly liable u
sickness in the summer The we'll to do who
| live in the coolest and best ventilated houses
find 1t necessary to seek vacation from the
! heat at seaside and mountain resorts. The
| poor, SAID she. live where disease abOunds IN
! hot weather and there Is no vacation for
! them. ! Am glad The ZINES Is helping IN
this splendid charity
A mother rather care worn and mOdestly
dressed when having prescription tlled at
the Broad-street pharmacy yesterday saw
| The IINFS Ice Mission box and said: Ny
little daughter is suffering at home now with
fever. and this medicine is for her. Ice Is al.
that she asks Tor. and / don't think she could
| do without IT, ! feel sorry for anybody who
can't get ice in such time She slipped ten
cents in an envelope. and after writing on II,
| shyly slipped IL III the box. The name she
| wrote on II IS in the list above.
Envelopes will be found at Miler's Broad
street pharmacy and ut TIE lines Office
printed as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09
MARINE INrELLiDi.Sc E-



Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Baltimore, Bennotr,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-09

AhNtf iAI
Schooner John PAUL.; barges Hope, Law
renee, Hornet, Scotia.
LOADED
Barges Hope Lawrence, New Bedford. HOr-
not. Storngton. Scotia, Hoboken. schooner
John Paul Providence.
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WANTED RoaGDERS.

AIRS TUTTE'S HOME KITCHEN = THE
vi most popular pace IL get genuine home
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or month eNcS.ieuf sunday dinner served from
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r,Agf.E BOARD gY DAY WEEK OR
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