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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

L. Rolnich, a dealer in dry goods at
1913 north Seventeenth street, yesterday
made an assignment To Mr.. William VIII
son. trustee, for the benefit Of his crcdi-
tors. The property conveyed consists OF
the contents Of the store dry goods,
clothing hats. caps, boots, shoes, etc.
The liabilities are estimated at about
$500.
The preferred creditors are: b. L..
Wiener. Sons & Co.. $3.50; Jacob Field
man. sos. Jacob Brothers, $50; Meyer
Rolnch $3.50: A. Greenstein. SD. The re-
naming creditors are 70 share pro rata
in the proceeds Of the sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
southern Sunbenms.

Southern Sunbeams IS the name OF
nagazine for young folks which for the
past two years has been published III
Atlanta, and there arc few If any pupil
cations in America Of its character which
can compare with il. 1t is bright inter
ostlng and entertaining ant entirely free
from any sensational feature. Southern
Sunbeams contains 100 pages OF beauti-
fully printed, clean stories and iilustra~
lions, and now brightens more than Z'VO
Southern homes each month. The parents
Of the South should certainly give 1t
preference over Northern publications.
Among the contributors in the last NUM-
Der are Mrs NJ Shefrey-Peters, wife or
Professor William +. Peters, Of the Uni
vcrsty Of Virginia.
The president Of the company who pub
lish the magazine. Mr. NJ Lee Starkc. IS
now i'm the city in the interest OF sun
beams. Mr.. Starkc is a cousin Of Mr.. H.
NJ. Starke, OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
Mapp-w httl ck.

At the PIne-street Baptist church yes
terday afternoon at o'clock there was
a quiet wedding.
In the presence OF their immediate re-
latives and friends only. Mr.. Arthur Lee
Mann and Miss Katie Whitlock were
married
The Rev. ]. b. Hutson, the pastor Of
the church, performed the ceremony
which made them one.
The happy couple will go on brief trip
to Northern cities, before returning to
reside here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
City of Manclhasier.

There was the greatest interest mani
tested i'm Manchester regarding the cleo
ton returns Tuesday. 4 large delegation
came to Richmond for the purpose OF
watching the returns and he crowds that
night. All went home rejoicing. Colonel
Macon and the city committee received
the congratulations of voters all day yes
terday. In spite Of the rain everybody
felt in a good humor. Mr.. w. G.. Burgess,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-


zens and Other Matters.
Miss Emma Hall, OF Bedford City, Is
the guest AZ Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Johnson, Of 401 west Main street.
Mr.. a. J. Ford has returned from the
North, where he went on business In con-
nection with refurnshing Fords Hotel.
Colonel Meade Haskins will leave the
city this morning for Prince Edward
county. where he has been called as
counsel in the election returns OF Epes
and Goode in the Fourth district.
The Richmond Electro-Plating Works.
through Mr.. J. T. Temple, the proprietor.
have nickel-plated for the gymnasium
OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton the horizontal bar which Is used at
the public exhibitions.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the York River division Of the Rich
mond and Danvllle railroad was to have
been held at noon yesterday, but for the
lack of a quorum no business was trans
acted, and the meeting was postponed
until some time in January next.
An alarm OF fire was struck from Box
No. Al yesterday shortly after 2 o'clock.
1T was occasioned by a lighted lamp in a
room OF the house OF Mr. j. j. Tanner,
No. $40 north Seventh street, falling on a
mattress, causing a small blaze. which
was soon extinguished. Damage about
s..
An Autumn Leaf musicale and recep-
ton will be given at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall tonight for
the benefit OF the WOman's Christian AS
ISOLATION. Among those who Will sing
are: Miss Anime Hammer, Miss Bessie
Pace and Miss Eva Lawson.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Judge
William Daniel took place yesterday
morning from ST. James church. Rev.
Drs. Hoge and Mason officlated. The
choir sung abide with Me-" and Cap
tain Frank Cunningham rendered Jesus
Lover OF My Soul" The attendance OF
mourning friends was large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
East Richmond Personal',

Mrs. Mary C. Johenning was very
agreeably surprised Monday by the ar
rival OF brother, Mr.. George Moss, from
orlando. Fla. She had not seen him for
twenty-three years.
Miss Lee Miller. from Bramble. w. Va,
Is visiting Miss Augusta Hoenniger
Master Campbell AGREE has gone out
from under the sheltering wings OF the
Masonic Home and accepted a position
with Messrs. Allen & Glnter in their to-
bacco factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

wood with an ice-pick. The case was
continued until the 18th.
Thomas Coughan was fined $3.50 for
assaultIng Thomas Riley.
Edward Green (colored) was fined $3.50
for assaulting Coleman Willis
Charles Johnson (colored) was charged
with attempting 10 throw Virginia John
son out Of his bar-room. The case was
continued until the 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
The Schooner FOREMAN G. Ashore.

BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. ct Is re-
ported tonight that the schooner Fore
man c.. Of Baltimore. went ashore on
Saturday last at Cherry Point, Va: The
wind was blowing a heavy northwest
gale at the time, and the schooner soon
filled with water. and will probably prove
a total loss. The Foreman c. belongs TO
o. u. Roberts & Brother, OF this city,
and was bound to Norfolk, Va. with
load of manure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
,Tnttpe nj Rnnnohe

Governor Mckinney yesterday appointed
Mr.. John w. Woods, OF Roanoke, Judge
OF the corporation court OF that city, in
place Of Judge j. o. Shepherd. OF Buena
Vista, who had resigned the position for
the reason that 1t interfered too much
with his duties as judge in Rockbridge
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
CnnIfnl NIsltnra.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were the following: {. g Wad-
all, clerk OF Charles city county; Mr.
Catlett, OF Buena Vista, formerly mem
her OF The House OF Delegates from Rock
bridge county; w. w. Jones. treasurer
OF New Kent. county. r. E. Woodhn.
commissioner Of revenue Of Chesterneid
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

Elegant unique designs Dress Trimmings shown only by our
seyes) Astounding in and brilliant effects in Jets Russian
rd pnsh ppno Pearl and Tnse Full range of Novelties in
Plain Silk and Fancy Gmps Novelties Gdes Coarettes Corse
let's &C. Exquisite Feather Trimmings for evening wraps New
style of Feather Piping ahade and nts extremely bright ana
beautiful Fur trimmings shown in great variety with the umP
Heading the price have to pay for the pain ur %
ming Angora Fur yard in White Black Tan Gray and
Tipped Ends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
A MANLY Cnncinainn.

NEW YORK. Nov. 0-Josaph II. Manly,
the Maine member Of the Republican ma
tional committee. was seen tonight at the
Fifth-ayenue Hotel. Being asAed to give
his views en- the result Of the election, he
replied: What is the use? II Is all over.
] am convinced that we are beaten.
thought 40 last night. | have no hope for
Illinois, Indiana or Wisconsin"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
Colonel Dodds Promoted.

PARIS. Nov 9.-Colonel Dodds, COM
mander Of the successful expedition OF
French troops in Dahomey' mas been
made brigadier-general in recognition OF
his recent victories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
HnstinVs Court

Judge Witt was kept busy yesterday In
the hustings court with fixing the time
OF trial for the cases on the docket Sew
eral unimportant cases were also disposed
Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. 81.
Boyle and wife. an old couple, who reg
istered at the International Hotel last
Tuesday. were found dead in their bed
this morning. having been accidentally
aspnyXiated by gas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
Gnrnr EXCHANGE OfflcPrs.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 9.-At the an
nual election Of officers Of the Sugar
Exchange the following were chosen: j.
c. Murphy, president; Thomas McDer-
mott, vice-president; ID. Colcock, secre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
VIII Lie Ni.if tho EmperOr !?

VIENNA, Nov. 9.-The Czzarowitz VIII
visit this city on Sunday. Whether ne
comes TO see Emperor Franz Joseph or
not l. not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
UNIQUE Lace Bureau Scarfs.

Unique Lace Bureau Scarfs.
Pin Cushions in lovely shades,
with handsome lace and royal art
squares.
Head Rests in all the new
shapes and at oil prices.
Splendid range of Fancy
Fringes made exclusively for US,
by our own order, as to the COM
bination of colors.
New and confined designs in
Fancy Drapery Silks.
Art Canvas andCloths in great
variety.
Real and Imitation Shell Combs
and Pins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

We are agents for Halls Ba-
zaar Forms in wood posts, iron
posts and the complete form. No
investment gives as much salts
faction as one of these forms,
saving you any amount of worry
and trouble. Agents for the But
terick Patterns.
Choice line of French Per-
fumery and Soaps. These are
very fine. We also have the Do
nestle makes, we also have the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10
FoURQuREAN, PR|cE 4 10.
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
DAINTY AND ARTISTIC NOVELTIES
for the approaching Holiday Season. on our
second floor. This and the other three
floors are easily accessible by our
large and perfectly equipped
Otis Elevator.

Metal Feather Hair Pins, the
newest thing from Paris.
Our exclusive importation OF
Gilt and Silver Pins, showing
many elegant designs not to be
found elsewhere.
Ribbonsin vast array.
Ribbons for fancy work.
Ribbons for dresses.
Ribbons for hats.
Ribbons for college colors and
schools.
Plain eros Grain Ribbons.
Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons.
Velvet, Cotton or Satin Back,
all widths and prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-10

Domestic makes. to which we call
attention. Powder Boxes and
Puffs in full lines.
Worsteds,
Zephyrs, 2 and 4 fold. J
Germantown, 4 and 8 fold,
Spanish Yarns 5
Knitting Yarns. (
Shetland Wool and Floss,
Zephyr Shetland, !
Fairy Zephyr and !
Prima Mohair, all shades. I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-12
NOT 70 READ NEWSPAPERS


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S'~s- = k.<fs-A
vwsng % tne n.<-srt1ne q h7vin-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-12

certain that M Reid DIS MT Ike th<
srciru3< q Plass- Miller and CouP.zy
toward tAe rr-~i1eEt
50 tzr - tn~ rr~szi<nf ; eoneern~s1
Pitts = stlil sinking N his tent His
o0Dpzn5o1<nTP nth w.<ner Miller
our<s5e q thr bre.<-uo-zrs Has no< in
rr0vrd Ne character o. his su-kinx
<ny-
Althn1rh the ind1e,<ious are tha1
Patti has nnt< his terns uz<h rh< -ea
ut0 .-e TO manage Mr. Hsrri=1n-s
campaign th<re are ID int1czrio1s that
he has nzLe .ny terms Nth tie presi-
dent % that The serm, uki<h he <u<-
re>s<t @ The Hzrri>on n1nzxers have
the spFr0rzl o. u1I have IL spprD<al
q lie rre~ii<nt-
PLzeE had ; eunfe-eDce wirh Chair-
man C,npbelI ana >eerwt.-r Carter q
the rePrbli<zn national ernnz<-ee-
lie waS very znxi1r< that = <lor1d uoc
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f<r~rce =i-h rh<>< cEsr~-x
Eut he took c<rz<s01 90 praise sh<
execursve c0mmIr<<~ uhie1 Er C.np-
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-hzt W. a S1-h<r.zz1i che ~ Pis-r.s
r1~n- wa& plaresf % that ess-zni-ree
There w1< n.0re ~ = feeling Ds rrpa.e
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SLATE that 1-1L than there nzx rxen
since Al am zI<<ninr ~ Interest I'm TIE
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-12
a "PERFECT TREASURE
How She Was Appreciated in the
McLane Household.

There had been trouble ia Young
Mrs. McLanc's household. Sarah. The
invaluable cook seemed to be dif1icnl:
person to get along with. FOR. one after
another the Mattresses eft at the end
Of their first week. and this had necrs
stated endless trips to the hot city for
both Mrs. McLanc andhcr pretty sister
But at last they had succeeded in en-
ga-;ng very superior person. who
didn't mind about the cooks temper.
and said she could get along with any
one. The few days following her adj
vent had been days OF entire content
on the part Of her employers; and Mrs
McLanc assured her husband every
night that they had indeed secured "a
perfect treasure"
kut one morning. after John NcLane
had gone to town. there was violent
commotion in the pantry The shat
tering Of three Of Mrs. McLane's dainty
breakfast plates, in quick succession.
was prelude which brought the yowng
housekecper quickly upon the scene:
and she was too innocent 70 connect the
accident with the subtle smell Of spirits
which seemed to be floating In the air.
Her dismay and gentle words Of regret
and caution evoked such . sudden
storm Of temper and disrcspect that no
other course was open to her but TO
give the qnondam model servant notice
that her services could be dispensed
with at an early date.
THE sooner the better,~ was the in
1ov1o ~.<o~. sss<<.
cares 70 live with : missus that keeps
the wines locked mp. Yon kin pay me
my wages, an III go at oncet-r
She departed somewhat after the
manner Of = whiriwind. leaving Mrs
McLane and her pretty sister in utter
amazcment at the suddenncss Of the
treasures" Transformation.
They were sill upon the vinc-covcred
piazza talking il over and arranging to
70 10 town together again the next
aay 70 I'll the unexpected vacancy.
when al.ttle boy came lettering up the
road and finally turned lcisurely in al
their gate. lie proved 70 he the bearer
Of a telegram. which Mrs Nciane
opened and read. while Kate gave him
some pennies for his pains and sent
niin re jo.c.ng upon his way
kilograms from John We're a matte r
81 course. and never cause for alarm.
Tor as often as he found that he would
DC detained in town until = later hour
han usual nc sent word. 80 that his
wife could make her household plans
accordingly. and the dinner would not
be spoiled by the long delar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-08-12
rHls woRLo.s oooo ENOUGH,


When hear Teller groniIn'.
In . Sing-sonr. xhlny vo'cc
That this world Is dark and scowlin'.
An II he could AVE HI choice
How he'd ny away 70 glory
In . robc O spot;ess white
Then I think his upper story
Il little bic too lirh.-
For motion thai'll make
Man a. hig . fool as that.
You can bet II never iai<ea
Lodgin' under my Oh hat
On there's people ailuz whir:r'-
With a long. dc,cc;cl face
An complainin' an repin.n'
That This worlds drrary place.
II YOU showed I'm rosy bowers
Where the birds sing IL ike shade,
WY they'll s'eh an say the flowers
After wAc ave got 10 fade.
TIL they shus ont al The ciacn.<s
Fra this path ~ lie below.
An they leave TRAN 81 sadncss
Long me highway as they 10
remember one oil mortal
Who'd contendrd sixty years
Thu: grim death i but the portal
Frcn this gloomy vale o. tears
10 the go,den-paysd hereafter
An the bloomin by and by:
yet ven ANGELS come 10 uast 'cr
To 'cr home beyond tho sky.
Wy II seems the summons knocked 'es
Vain philosophy away
An she told the family doctor
She'd = i<<ti< rstAer sfoy,
Course there Amt no use xrientin'
That the world amt >olne'at rough.
but the pint thar I'm dcfendin'
Is, lis pleniy good enough.
Fer We khou this soodly earth wus
Mace dwcilin' place Ter man.
An our death as well A. birth WIS
fars o Gods eternal plan
SO c-iiscr needn't hurry
To"ard that land o Heavily bliss.
An he has no call 70 worry
Bout life as good a. This
- 9 Laplrs, il Ohio Farmer
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s111en and desperate rr>o-r-
Alter breakfast - - ana ~ r--~.<s
rerr alc1e tc-rchrr rpon rA< piaxzz-
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observing her. er--31n'- rou know AID
yonr hu.,-and s111 l1<- ns<h- sc u1s :
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person superior 70 her posir5oaL /
mean and 5 moderately rel eturas<vA
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DOVER \. h. Oct. 14-Samuel w.
Green of Wells, Me-, is in the rotary iaii
here. charged with one of the worst cases
of pension fraud ever peruntra+ed Somual
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cn'IEeu -darch N"lS'2, ut Augusta, by rea'
son OF the loss OF three toes on each foot,
before he was enlisted He never applied
for pension, and was run over and killed
by cars at Damoriscottn Me vbilpdrunl,
nine vesre ooo
croo,, L,1 a,, c...-,,r- ~,
g SUI w" NHo H'ou
&c lam , loi pen9i"" 'u'E ~ i9""' AT
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"n'slls tn"I ne e'iliH'eu zee IT, lSoI, IN
uonil,".S ~ I9'''teeH.n regiment Maine
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-20
TWELVE MORE cHINAMEN IN JAIL.


Seizure of Tnrgo for smuggling Chinese
Into Ihls Country.
Tho smugglers OF Chinese lpboyers IN Ia
the United States are bsyinr rnther hard
times OF late. Twolye o,lestlais ,yero fonnA
in tho hold of n lumber barge nj Rousas
Point on Thursday, rithoutpauer, emitting
them to enter the ITnitad Ste.ss Tho. v,.ro
arrested and lodged in iau at Platt .burnb
and the vessel WINS salad for violation Of
the Chinese excluojon law. The rnnin fs,t,
in the case are that Mr. V. II. Twohev
United States deputv oollec,or in charge at
Montreal, noticed som, day, ano That =,
number of China,nap vera loaviny
Montreal with tickets for st. Hilaire
nnd 81. Johns. Learning TINT thoro