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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

nlants. franchises. gross earnings anu on W.
The real and personal property OF sucn llrll
or corporation to the extent OF the lnO ,ney.
due the employees for wages, aud no iiiVls-
coca deed of trust sales hypothecatign or
conveyance executed after the passage OF this
sct shalI defeat or take precedence over said
len. The lien shall be perfected ana en- en-.
forced ,os provided for in section Z156
- the Code of Virginia By Mr.. John
r RYAN. of Loudoun An act to amend
and re-enact sections S707 and 800
of the code OF 1887 relating 70 the protection
IF religious meetings. By Mr.. George Carter,
~ Henrico An act TO amend and re-enact
section ( of the Code Of 1857 relative to the
registration Of voters and duties OF registrars
Tie amendment to the existing law as con- con.
tained in the BILL provides at the registrar
- - bis discretion. nj any time previous
to tot the - regular DAYS Of registration. register
env voter entitled to vote at the mex, sue
ceedng election who may apply 70 nm &c. 20 pe
registered The House ADJOURNED ~ ~
n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

TIE Ladies' Hermitage Association OF
Nashville has requested the Governors OF all
the States Of the Union to honor the men,
DRY of Andrew Jackson by firing salute to-
day in commemoration OF the anniversary OF
the battle Of New Orleans. one Of the great
est achievements in American history. but
which would never have been enacted II the
means OF Communication in that day had
been as rapid as they are now. the formal
treaty Of peace having been signed in Eng
land before the battle took place. The defeat
OF Jackson would only have had temporary
consequences. but it would have deprived the
American people Of one Of their most heroic
memories IL uld be an interesting specta-
Gle to observe the State Guards Of Maine,
Pennsylvania. Illinois and Minnesota firing
4 salute in honor of 50 sturdy Democrat as
Jackson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The most recent adYices from Russia would
seem to show that the famine now prevailing
in that country IS even moro serious than IL
has generally been supposed to be- and It's
worst features have been rendered still darker
by the Misrepresentation of the funds and
supplies which were intended for its relief.
There has been defalcation on the part of
certain officials of the Moscow Red Cross
Club. which has taken such an active part in
collecting contributions amounting to 100. 600
roubies. SO far tho central famine committee
has 10 all appearances accomplished very little.
although it has been in receipt Of enormous
sums designed TO be applied TO the mitigation
of the distress among the psasantry in the
famine-smitten districts. These sums have
in very large measure been stolen by the
men to whom they have been committed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Asenffead.s delight often seems o. pose
.0.- nr. le o. .ruug nerves 100 .retriuF at
those with weak .ue. lie lri l-tt oi le mere
tol- ug orlolirllc u.s. ID .lell.l rs natural No.
frm.tr lh. very genuine and l.s De sing
symptom from VIII .h Ae suffers are made llsut
oil 'Ifef Cr "-he is crank, b. the cheerful
s0rt0f sympathy w'h which ile nervous Inva-
li meets from tnc unfecIns and tho lhouglt-
less 40 tie same IIme no complaint l- more
defined aut real. none h.. moro easy explain
al le origin when 20 is chronic. Imperfect dlge--
powers OF assimilation aud diEes ion with Hos
letters stomach btiers, aud nervous symp-
toms. sick headache and a generally feeble
con lltlOn OF the sy.tem are remcdled. Le-
member that fearful rayages are produced 0y
la grippe am0ng!weakly. nervous people. 10 -
letter stomach bItters curea lf. and prevents
malaria. rheumatism and kidney complaint.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFFERENCE.

The Republicans OF New York are indulg-
ing in terrible outbursts Of indignation over
what they alege is to be an outrageous gerry
mander Of that State by the Democratic Leg
islature, and their utterances are being taken
up. echoed and re-echoed by their brethren
IN all sections of the Union. The reason for
all this hue and cry is that New YORK has for
years been a Democratic State. but, by Re
publican manoeuyring and trickery. the
pople have been defrauded of their true rep
resentation in the Legislature. In conse-
quence. it was no uncommon event for a
Democratic Governor to be elected by a
decided majority. while the Legislature went
Republican at the same election by maj ority
equally as decided. TO remedy this and TO
make a Just reapportionment OF the State
moro in accord with the true sentiment Of
the people is all the present Democratic Leg
islature proposes 10 do, and the Republicans
are bowling because they see their pet plans
for securing the State by fraud about 10 lie
destroyed.
Even If these New York indignant radicals
had just cause of complaint, however. their
Cd
the Republican Legislature IN Ohio In that
State tie present Congressional delegation
stands fourteen Democrats to seven Repub-
licans, but the Mckinley Legislature lust
elected proposes TO go completely gerry
mander the State as TO make the delegation
to the next Congress stand seventeen Repub-
leans to four Democrats Could any ger
.. 3 Il. /
it. be any more wholesale or outrageous. or
could there be a more fragrant abuse OF power
for partisan purposes,
Certainly if the redistricting Of New York
which Is really proper moye-as the State
has not been reapportioned for number OF
years-is an outrage, what must he said Of
the proposed gerrymander or Ohioy Yet
while our Republican leaders and press are
highly indignant over the one. they are as
mum as oysters over the other. although if
one is an outrage the other is d crime.
Astothe effect the proposed somersaultingo e
Congressional districts in Ohio Will have upon
the future prospects Of the Democratic party
it will amount to very little for what the
Democrats lose in that State they viii more
than gam in New York In fact, il the p0pu-
lar sentiment of the country remains next
year as it was in 1880, il would make no dIier-
ence to the party if every one OF tie twenty
one Ohio Congressional districts were Repub-
lican. The only striking feature about tie
proposed eerrymander is that which has been
touched upon. VIZ. that according to Repub-
lican ideas what is 8 commendable act IN Ohio
is an outrage in New York, although the cir
cumstsnces governing the case in each State
are entirely different. IL is only striking
verifcation Of the old saw that it makes all
the difference in the world whose OK is gored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Bradf ri Robinson vas tried before Judge
Witt yesterday on the charge of breaking into
@ cabo0-e car of the Richmond and Danyilie
Railroad Company and stealing five brass
boxes. Tie pleaded guilty aud WIS sent to
iail for twelve months and fined Z cent.
Charles Oakley. alias Robert Oakley. was
charged with forging the name OF Edward
Saliie on an order for 70 PAYABLE O. the order
r. James Burke. William Griffin was charged
with assaulUng james \. Edmunds iie was
convicted. sent 60 all Tor twelve months and
fined cent Robert Cary was charged with
assautng Morris Mitchell. Tie was tried and
acIultted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
n rhere 4. No Danger Of War :

What is the meaning of the great activity
Of officers and men on the monitor heei IN
James rivery Why are they running hi,aef
and thither packing and unpacking tAer
bags and laughing and SHOUTING ana Z. a.
ing Jolly generally Why. the eApiHnA'' on
is that they are packing up tnef DeAul' 3.
the caste and chorus of "Pinaf0re.' % De-
rendered n the Academy Of Music Jannar
18th. 18th and 18th. Tickets. 20 cents.
Chorus 80 vol as orchestra. j. pieces. he-
served seats az Ramos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Mr. John y. Tabb Makes Personal
Explanation.
Editor Of The Times:

Editor of The Times
Having been ill at home for several weeks
avail myself of the earliest opportunity 20 eN-
plain my action and posi- ton in reference 10
the election OF the Judge OF the county OK
Gloucester / favored the election OF Ar.
r. Hairston Seawell because knew that ne
was the choice OF my constituents, ~ evil
denced Dy petitions signed IN MS re-
half by large malOrlIF OF the white
Democratic re- stored voters OF the county.
These petitions were not careiessly or neon
siderately signed. but We're the earnest eX-
pressions OF the wishes OF the thinking andr
sponsible men Of the county, and
considered myself peculiarly bound
thereby, because this was one OF the
leading issues Of the legislative can
vass. during which I announced my intention
10 be governed Dy lu,t such indication Oh
the popular sentiment. Among these We're
eleven of the fourteen members OK the
Democratic County Committee General
Iahaferro being one, and nearly all Of the
Democratic Oilicel0lder5. who are pre-
sumed TO represent the wishes OF tue
people as nearly as it could be reached
without popular election. was not actu.
ated bv any personal aversion % NeherAl
TaliaferrO. On the contrary the social rela-
tons existing between hun aud between
his family and mine are OF the most friendly
and cordial nature. a. evidenced by the klLd
communications which have promptly app
peared IN your columns from linn ana his
brother.
must reiterate their declaration that there
ia not one PARTICLE Of truth IN the statement
that there exists a family ieud between the
Talalerros and Tabs / announced u SEN
ator Stubbs my intention 81 resign my seat n
the House. because of what considered
to be discourtesy towards ne on
the part OF tie Democratic caucus ODD
reiusin, me the opportunity Of representing
my constituents IN that body when the n0ni-
nation of Judge was under consideration. /
take occasion here 10 thank the editor az ] Il
rlNss and 10 friend Senator Stubs for tleir
timely correction Of the mlsstatements
which "crept into your columns.
joan n. T4DB.
Richmond January 6Isg2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The dishonesty that exists in the official lie
of Russia has long been one Of tho political
scandals of Europe. but rarely before has II
been so shamefully exhibited as during the
prevalence Of tho famine which is now doing
so much to diminish the rural population OF
the Russian empire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Mrs. Mouie T. Gersinger qualified yoster-
dav as ADMINISTRATIVE ot the estate 0t Joseph
= Garsincer Almm Lewis qualified as aa-
n.ni.trator of the estate OF Annie T.. lewis.
j. R. IS. Daniel qualified as administrator
a. D. u. e. {. q. of boswell u. Hlruss Wiz
lam Daar0n qualified as executor %, the W.ll
of Mary A. Dennis al. tho estates are small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Ambulance Gals.

The ambulance was called yesterday at 8
A. NJ. to a white man at the lower gas works
who had "a car load of coal dumped on him.
He was not badly hurt and was treated and
left II was called again at i.i5 4. NJ. 10
white man az No. Broad street with cramps,
who was treated and taken % bis home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The State Board Of Agriculture will meet in
quarterly session no o'clock A. II. next
tuesday in the Office OF the commissioner.
Matters of Importance to be brought TO the
attention OF the Legislature will be con-
sidered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

it's all for the Soldiers and Sailors % ns.
ment on Libby Hill. No pets g. ne re~arie..
It's the people time 10 help on the 60 wofh
The rome soldier on top will be about sA-
teen feet high. Talk about flna, On
S.oJnesiav or Thursday or even Tuesday.
I,rna~v 18th 18th and 18th. Tickets ID
cents cents Reserved seats on Monday, ll,h, st
Ramos for 70 cents extra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
The .Nlvstio shrineo is going.

The Mystic Shrine IL going.
The First regiment Is gong.
The Blues are going.
The Richmond Howitzers arc going
Lee Camp Is gong. .r
The people generally are going 70 Pima.
fore. either on the 18th, or the 18TH, or t-s
18th of January.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Decoratons.
Fine Roses. Cut Flowers, dc, always on hands
Paims. Rubber Trees, Dfacenlts anu o.Aef
Decorat.ve plants-largcst stock IN the State -
M w. A. HAMM0Np's. l0l cast Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

When Baby was sick, We gave her cestoria'
erhen she was n Child. she cried for Ca'tori''
when she became Miss, she chung to cas'ora
when she had Children, she gave them oas'o''s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The warden OF the Maryland penitentiary.
who seems to be a man of an inquirns mind.
has recently been investigating tho educa-
tional antecedents of the 632 inmates Of the IN
stituton over which he presides. AID finds
that ~ attended Sunday school IN their
youth according TO their own statement. II
8 much more probable that very large pro-
portion Of the convicts in making this state
ment were telling deliberate falsehood than
that they were speaking the truth. 1t would
only be an additional evidence Of their depra-
witty If. in representing themselves az former
Sunday-school scholars. they We're INDUCING
in quiet Joke at the expense of the warden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Sauer's favoring extracts for sale at fnt
class procers'. I'D and 25c. bottle

The proposition to suspend business 81
over the city on the 18th. 1871 and lltl oi
January does not meet with mueh enr .af-
arement There is no necessity for it. Tile
excitement will not commence until after
bnsluess hours say about 3 o'clock hat
reserved seats can be bad on the nth " ID.
dayl M Ramos music store 100 s.. vi. f.r ta9
-finaforor performance. ou can take ar
choice OK 1uosday. Neines lay and Iilr-
dav Fifty cents is the price. Your money
viii, turn to granite perhaps or else 90 bronze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

II seems % Do the fato Of Kansas % De IN
voyed in territorial Droils. The war that has
now broken ont in one Of the counties of that
Estate with respect to the proper place for the
county seat IS not unlike the ante-bellum con
ficts upon the same ground of the anti and
proslavery men. 1t is probably the first time
in the history OF any American Common
wealth that the aid of State soljlery has been
called in to settle such a dispute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

THE Philadelphia Ledger thinks that Nr.
Springer shows shrewdness in his plan OF et-
fectine reforms Of the taria law by single bills.
Ii SAYS. If no should succeed in getting any
Of them enacted. we'll and good, from his
party's point of view, and if lie should fail.
also well and good from tie same point Of
yiew. for it would amount to declaration Of
intentions and fix the issues for the next cam
paign."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

LADIES
Needing nt0nic 0r children VINO want bOQee
inru should -okc
BROWNS ZION BIrFERS.
Il is pleasant 20 take cures Malaria, lndS'
eeetion' BliOusuess and Liver Complaints.
Whoever ruesses nearest 90 the number %.
peonle who attend on the first night az fina-
fore. Tuesday. January l-tn' can nave %
t,cl,s+ ~ tbe performance on the 18th or litA
for SD cents. and can get q reserved seat o}
calling at Manly Ramos music store.and pal-
ING - cents extra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

harmony Of temper anl taste. and that
peace and sweet content only TO b
found In congeniai companionship.
These women. having married an ideal
hero Of their own imagining, and sud-
denly waking 10 the consciousness that
they have played upon themselves just
such a trick as did Tis4nla when she
crowned an ass head with flowers. when
their dream Of bliss al Of . sudden
resolves itself into an '.eternity OF woe,
naturally seek To ease the shock OF the
discovery by an outcry more or less
audible. and it Is very natural that they
should.
Do you happen TO know that the sur
geons aver the deadly effects Of pain
to be very much mitigated by outcries?
One Of the most diabolical reiinements
Of torture Ia the inquisition was to gag
The victim so that no remained per-
force mute. Men have thus died under
suffering they might have sustained had
nature been allowed her free course.
And 80 with tho woman who feels
that life has become too complex and
too painful to be governed by the girls
motto Of NUNS the word" Matters
have come to such head with her that
the question now Is, Can pay up, and
IL I cannot, what then? Why, the al
tentative is. shut up, and most women
some Of them with full intention, and
some Of them with the defensive in-
stinct that makes even dove peck at
the cruel hand that sqneezes twill
begin the process of paying up by tell
ing out their causes OF complaint and
putting their intimate enemy to an open
shame. l say open, for it is sure to be-
come SO, even though at first the secret
Is only breathed in the ear Of an init
mate friend or even told in the confess
sional.
Some cynic inquiries, "Why should
You expect your friend to keep your
secret when you could not keep it your
selfy' And why, indeed?
Perhaps it is not only told to one tnti-
mate friend. perhaps It is to several
to everybody, to the newspapers, to
the divorce court. In either way or In
all ways it effects its purpose, and the
unhappy and wronged wife-weak and
timid though she is-pays up her tyrant
better than she could with even the ''siz
shooter Ok bowie" Of Lotty's western
friend
Do you blame herf
Having shut up as long as she was
able, is she not right to pay up in the
| end? / think so.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

to have q renewal Of several old favor
ties in the shape OF brocaded woolens
and the ever lovely empress cloth. The
unwieldy bedford cord has lived out its
usefulness.
saw some next spring and summer
silks few day since under seal of Sc
crecy, and like dutiful chronicler ]
tell you all in strict confidence. There
will be plaids in faint tones rather than
colors. and over all is chameleon effect
also in very delicate shades. There will
be some superb styles Of cheney" silk,
with large but faint floral patterns with
that hazy, indistinct outline that seems
to merge into the groundwork. Over
all this will be thrown lattice work of
satin. The patterns for the chinas and
pongees are to be mostly geometrical,
with snowfakes and queer figures of
every sort. Cubes, rhomboids, parallel
ograms, triangles linked, and yet 9TH
ers show stars, moons and comets.
am looking for one with the canals on
the planet Mars, and do not doubt one
will yet be found representing it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

The amethstine lines of evening were
growing into darker puppies and the
puppies into black.
On the little vine clad porch Of the old
house the two sat silent. a. they had
been sitting since the sun had thrown
its first long farewell shadows across
the fields.
What thoughts were in their minds no
look or motion of theirs betrayed.
They were - silent "a the stars. which
one by one began to peep above the dark
line of the hills.
Here and there cricket chirped its
vesper hymn. and in the old tree beyond
the road roosting fowl at intervals
eroaked contsntedly.
IL was time when hearts may beat
in harmony and souls in wordless meas
ures make music to each other.
At such an hour peace spreads her
gentle wings and all the tnrmoils of the
world run 10 her shielding breast and
sink 70 sleep.
Softly the man put out bis hand and
touched his companion on the arm.
The touch was hight. bat il was
enough.
"whst is ifyr came the gentle query
IN response.
The man moved his chair little
closer.
~Jim.- he said, '.esn zen give me .
shaw Of tsrbsckerT
And tie ether man. in the soft. sweet
hnsh Of the evening time, went down
into his ro<ket for the piug.--Detroif
rres Prsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04
PARIS FAs HONS.

The First Empire Rage-New Goods.
Silks for Next Spring.
Just now everything is First Empire,
as l predicted it would be several months
ago, but even I did not foresee that it
would become so general . Juror.
Even the flower girls have enormous
balloon sleeves and all sorts Of capelines.
I think the fancy will endure until
spring at least, and while it does we
will each and all imagine ourselves ex-
act pictures of the beautiful but unfor-
tunate Josephine.
have told you what is; now let me
say q word about what is to be. There
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

will be q revolu-
ton in favor Of
full and wide
skirts b efore
long, and l think
we may soon en-
ter into a formid-
able environment
of steel in the way
Of hoops. The
first will be in
bell shape, with
no actual hoops
above the knee,
but later they
will grow and
swell and become
as overwhelm-
ingly large as
they were before.
I'm the way of
new goods we are
A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04

employed In curing piles with HiiPs
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For ssre throat there 10 nothing
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fayorite for rheumatism and has
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Mr.. J. c. Boswell. one Of the best
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Brentwood, Texas. suffered With
diarrhoea for long time and tried
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-04
IA Frank Lssl.s WHITES ca Some I'm
ssrsainsng Thsnaes--An Episode Of
the Elevated Railroad.

ION6 home very tired
one day by the elevated
] railroad my drowsy ear