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WAR SHIPS LEAVE MoSTEvIDEo.-The o. 8.
ships Chicago. Bennington and Atlanta have
sailed for La Plata from Monteyideo.
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FINANCIAL.

Owx A SAFE
WITH
TIE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST 90.
This company has safes for rent in its vaults
vhics smbody the strongest features Of safety
known to modern times. The vault 10 Of the
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improvemsnD. and is both fire. proof and burg
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ance.
Hou can stors therein your money. )evsiry,
valuable papers, stocks. bonds. &C. Every
privacy and convenience Is afforded. Rent Of
safes. Is. $3.50. $40 to ESQ per year.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co..
At. BRITToN. President
Ess VAne stons Buildino-iI05 G St NO. IL
INsURANcE PLACED on LIVES OF MEN AND
i women In amounts from o,o ooo
Annuities issued 6y Te1 I S s9ml2snisa
mhs-lm lyoo o.
A RrxARKABIE GRowrA
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
RAID-uP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ssockhoidsrs' liability. q. ZOO ooo
Granite BuildinS. Och and 81. ~
This company Organized under tie sos e
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Its general business is TO act - executor. 3D.
nInistratGr. trustee. receiver. and In fses -
execute AL proper trustA
To take deposits Of money and pay interest,"
thereon. payable sashsr on demand o. - spsak
aed times.
fe do general safe deposit businssA
The directors. after very careful considers
ton. erected tor the PURPOSES Of the company
ths best 1re-prOof ONCE building
sructed IN Washington and one OF the best In
the United States.
The ofhce Of the company 10 supplied with
every modern appliance looking to the abso-
lutte safety and convenience Of its patrons.
That the general public appreciate an institu-
ton organized largely to promote frueaity
and thrift Is shown by the following figures.
illustrating growth:
March i. 1seL the deposits were. sl91.5.s IS
March i. 1897. the deposits were. l. 0S5, 9.0U
gain during the year of......-..... gOL, S7.0
October is. 1891. when the company moved
It's Offices into its new building. the deposits
were csc O62.SL The gain from that date 70
March 1. ~, uas q 6s.s7z.7s-
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Worker II asi asSia
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your choice of . couple Of dozen shades of
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ashting ready made cIothisrs with thar own
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q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. Tdiior,
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Iu OF TIE ID. C.-WILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
President. JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary. Issues
policies at unusually and each shares
IN the profits For full information apply
OF t.e company. l4OO u ct. nv. ta2:}-ly
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K~FAMILY COAL.
The above is my specially Ny bust.
ness having been established since 1850,
i am prepared by experience to aid you
in the selection of suitable fuel Oak.
Hickory ana Ruadlino Wood cut any
length desired.
]. MAURY DOVE.
Ofices: 2lst and n. w.. LOG H st.
NV, 1926 N st. NV. Wharf. foot
and g SITS. d21 -3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

TROUBLE KxfkcfkD AT 1HE cUkvE
At loI5 word reached the city that ~
negroes wero assembling in large nunbsrs ~
the "Curye." Judge Dubois immediately
equipped $50 men with winchsstsrA and 10y
LEFT for the. locality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
Spanking "A Prince.

II the Duke Of York ever comes to the
throne Of England his subjects will az least
have the satisfaction of knowing that he has
q practical knowledge 10 his cost ] may
add. Of the meaning Of the good, old-tash-
toned word spanking, says the Philadel-
phia Item. When serving as midship-
man he declined one night TO turn out
as be should have done, 20 20 on the watch.
His fellow-mddy, whom be was designated
20 relieve and who wanted % turn IN. en-
deavOred b arouse the Prince. The latter,
otter receiving two or three good shskngs,
suddenly opened his eyes swore big oath
and let drive bis fist at his fellow-mi
right eye. The young fellow made no re-
Spouse. but returned 90 his post, re-
sumed his watch and thus did duty
for the Prince. But on the follow
ing day no stated bis case and showed
his eye 20 his comrades The m:dship-
men held drumhead court-martial, found
the Prince guilty and sentenced him
20 be spanked by the lad whose eye he had
blackened. Accordingly the royal culprt
was seized by four Of the seniors and held
face downward on a table, while the mid
shipmsn With the dishgured optic, his sleeves
rolled up 10 his elbows. carried out the SEN
tence OF the midshipmen's court until his
hands smarted. When the Prince was re-
leased he was furious with rage and threat
ened vengeance. but IA y day or two he
thought better Of il and came 10 his mess
mate who had spanked him and apologiEed
for the blow which no had given him. The
midshipman accepted his apology and ten
dered his own in return for the spanking
which he had administered. During the re-
mainder of the cruise the Prince put on no
airs. but was as agreeable and charming a
young fellow as could be. There is no
doubt that he was benefited by the spank
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

FORESTS TOMB, ST. PAUL's cHURcHYARn
tOric treasures. Occasionally some podeS
trian, more sentimental than his fellows,
stops and, walking up three stone steps
that lead to the graveyard, gazes longing
iy and thoughtfully through theruSty iron
bars that separate him from the tomb Of
Forrest and other Philadelphians Of more
or less prominence.
The Forrest home, whore 1t is proposed
70 remove the remains, would be an emil
nently appropriate spot The large build
ings, with their spacious yerandas, and the
great grounds, with their beautiful flower
beds and shady trees, would form fitting
backgrounds 10 the grave itself, which
could DO located in a conspicuous spot.
The proposition that finds most favor rs 70
erect large, costly mausoleun, and TO
place over il large marble bust OF the
dead actor. GEORGE BARTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

! The old sexton OF the church, bent with
age, but in perfect harmony with the signs
| Of the past all around him, met the party
at the rusty from gate. He evidenced great
interest in plotting those present to the OBJ
| ject Of their search, and in almost pathetic
language and with doleful shakings Of the
head said that very few people took the
trouble to look at the grave nowadays
What a lonely. deserted and neglected
| appearance the grave Of the famous actor
presented. The marble slab, discolored
and crumbled with age was almost buried
beneath the leaves that had fallen from
the adjoining oak trees. 10 was but the
work of a moment 10 brush them of, but
then it was no easy task 60 decipher the
inscriptions on the tomb. They showed
that the dreary looking abode was the last
resting place Of the tragedian's mother
and sister and other members OF the fam
ily The last entry on the marble block
was that Of Forrest himself His name,
date OF his birth and death-nothing more,
nc epitaph. no inscriptions nothing but the
plain fact that he had come into the world
on a certain day and had expired on an
other day For a few years after his
death loving hands had annually placed
fragrant flowers on the tomb, but now the
historic spot is neglected In every sense Of
the word.
Old st. Paups, as it is Familiarity known,
was for years the most influential EpiscO-
pal church in Philadelphia. There is little
left Of its former grandeur at the present
time. A large high sandstone wall, 10
familiar and fashionable In the Oden
times, SELL separates the churchyard from
the street. The venerable sexton, who
takes a fatherly interest in the church and
its surroundings, still remembers the For.
rest obsequies. II was on a dark and
dreary December day, he says when the
funeral certege wound its way around
Walnut street and down Third 20 the
churchyard. There were delegations from
dramatic associations IN various parts Of
the country. There was deputation from
the Lotos club, Of New York, made up OF
its most prominent members, including
the mayor of New York. The plain black
casket contained a simple plate with the
name Of the deceased actor inscribed upon
it. The pallbearers included the most
illustrious men Of the day. They weDe
James Page, one OF the most prominent
lawyers and politicians Of thetimei Daniel
Dougherty, the famous orator, h9 OF the
silver tongues" John w. Forney, the
celebrated journalist; Samuel d. Gross,
the eminent surgeon, and others.
The old graveyard, with its historic
landmarks. is little thought Of now II -
surrounded on all sides by railroad Of
fees, insurance exchanges or commercial
houses. Each one Of these houses resems
bles beehive, with its hundreds Of busy
employees. The only thought they bestow
on the venerable edifce IL any, is that it
stands in the way Of possible business
improvements All day long bankers,
brokers and merchants hurry to and from
their places Of business, scarcely bestow'
ing a glance on the old church and It's his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

under the right letter In the directory. n N
ami Ny nameis a composite one-Laurei Z
Atthelin-and II you had sought me uud, r
II you would have found my address" IL
was the IRONY Of fate indeed. The baf1ed
assassin confronted calmly by the man he
would have killed and given the needed in
formation by the latter nonchalantly at a
time and IN place when his power to harm
was gone.
After the Sight Of Francois and Meunier
TO England the arrests were made Of three
AnaAbists named respectively Brioou
Drouhet and Mascara, supposed TO be i'm
plicated in the Soissy -Etoiles robbery. The
adroit manipulation Of these men by N
Atthalln IN the exercise OF his inQuisitoriaf
powers elected the truth about Meunier
and Franoois. The latter had constructed
an engine OF destruction, and the former
had visited the Cafe Very and deposited II
there. Immediately upon the discovery Of
this fact two police agents were sent from
Paris to London on the track of the fuel
tives, whom they we're unable 10 locate, the
surmise being that secret intimation had
been given them Of the state Of affairs in
PARIS.
The next thing heard of Meunier and
Francois was that they had reached Bel
GUM. whittier they probably went when
scared opt OF England, but here again they
must have received notification of impend-
ing danger, as they again disappeared, turn.
ing up In London once more The PARIS
detectives again went to London Ia search
OF them and were cooperating with the
Scotland Yard authorities up 10 Saturday
july 28d. when the hunt, as lar as England
Is concerned. came 10 an end.
HAD FLED TO AMERICA.
II was established to the satisfaction OF
the. pprsurers that the fugitIves had en-
bsrked the previous Thursday on a sailing
other vessels sailed for the tnltsd State
upon the same day, aud this threw a diff3-
Guilty In the way Of the detectives in asoer.
tanning the exact ship the criminals had
taken. The persons who gave the informa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

nepsion. as they are the authors OF the e1-
plosion at the Cafe Very in Paris when TWO
lives were lost and number OF persons I pei-
manentlv dishgured. Ii is known that sew
cal French detectives have been detailed 10
AID the consuls in their endeavors 10 ehect
the capture in addition 70 number OF
others obtained here. The names OF these
men, whose arrival is 80 anxousiy awaited,
are Francois alias Francis and Meunier ailaS
lie Bossu.
Before giving ut length the entertaining
story OF the escape OF these two criminals
who have so far succeeded Ia GLIDING inc
vigilance OF both the French ana Englis sh
nciice / will refer TO the crime Of when
they stand accused. Last March. after the
arrest Of Ravachol at the Cafe Very for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For Biliousnoss. Constipation. and Malaria.
For Indigestion. Sick and Nervous Head
ache.
diseSes.
eases take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies. for natural AMI thorough organic
regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
Or, MOzleys Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh Juice Of Lemons. combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and will not.
fail you in any Of the above-nsmed diseases
soc. and 81 bottles at druggists
Prepared only by Or. II. Motley. Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

The Charlottesville city council at its re-
eular meeting Thursday night passed re-
solution TO issue bonds 10 tue amount Of
$780, 900 for sewerage purpose; also bonds
not exceeding S25,OOO for street improve
nents were authorized. Both these pro-
positions are to be decided at the November
election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

ton as 10 their departure were unable to
recall this point they were only positive as
to the embarkation on some one Of the
American-bound vessels. IL is calculated
that Francois and Meunier should arrive
at United States port In the second week
of August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

The floating island Ia Satawga lake, Yer
mont, near the town Of WhittinghaIa.
u Justly regarded as one of the greatest
curosisias in the eastern states. 1t con-
tains about 100 acres OF fertile land, and Is
sometimes found In one quarter OF the
lake and then again Ia another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
A Gard.

For nervous and sick headaches, indiges-
have been a great sufferer have never found
q medicine that would give such pleasant,
prompt and permanent relief as DIR. III. MOI
lsyls Lemon hiIiE.
]. Il. gAwTElr. Griffin. Ga,
Publisher Morning Cal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

programme included the name of AttbaI,,
among The victims II proposed 10 saerlfca
ana, IN TACT. the popular impression that bs
was marked man gained strength 10 the
extent OF almost causing an exodus of The
other tenants from the house where be
hved; The circumstance which prevented an
attack being made upon him similar to those
upon the other legal officials, MN. Bulot
@no oenolt' - curious indeed. and the part
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
ABanksr Writes

From experience In my family, DR.. H. MOI
ley's Lemon Elixir has few, If any. equals and
no supeTiors In medicine, for the regulation
Of the liver. stomach apd bowels.
". II. MAdSEss, President National Bank.
McMinnTilie. Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
R,H b

played by him in tracking the very man who
had conspired to destroy Informs tale of
retrit utive justice.
Rayachol had taken into bis confidence q
fellow AnaTchist-none other than Francois
In pursuance Of his plot 10 destroy the
Juge d'Instruetion. Their bomb was con-
strueted with the greatest care and meth
odical calculation as 10 the proportionate
quantities OF each explosive used. All being
prepared they went to wine shop on the
Boulevard de Clichy. Now" thew re-
tlected. we have forgotten nothing save
the most vital part of all. We have neg
lected TO scquaint ourselves with the ad-
dress OF our victim. SRcre nom de Diea
We do not know where he lives 20
The pair of rascsls looked each other In
the face and fairly laughed. They were
truly IN dilemma. but that must be over
come. Ravaohol slapped his thigh sud
for a directory of the city OF Paris, which
was brought him, and be then. assisted by
Francois. carefully consulted its pages I'M
der the letter A. Much 10 their astonish-
ment the conspirators found their search q
vain one. The address Of Atthalin was not
in the volume. Officially. indeed. the name
was 70 be seen plain enough in the list Of
judges of the Department of the Seine, but
this was useless. as they had no intention Of
carrying out their designs in the precincts
OF the Palais de Justice.
Now they resolved 10 shadow the Judge
in person for several days, out on each
occasion they lost the track at a different
point, AZ be each time disappeared into a
house they had not observed him to enter
before. at is evident" they thought,
" that he resides with some relative or
friend, and we do not care TO risk blowing
up the wrong house We will wait little. D
DELAY SAVED THE JUDGE.
Within three days Ravachol was arrested,
and when examined by Atthain admitted
having intended TO use dynamite on his
questioner, and even explained the cause Of
his failure 20 do 90. But responded tho
intended victim blandly. you did notlook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
UNPLEASANT VISITORS
FRANCOIS AND mEUNER EXPECTED
They Blew Up the Cafe Very In Paris
Fooled the Police and are Coming mere
in Q Sailing Vessel Closely Pursued.

III the French con-
suls in the United
States have received
special instructions
from the French
Foreign Office to
look out for two An
archists now oe-
lieved 20 be on their
way to this country.
A big reward is of
fered for their appre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

Archie Nelms, youngest son Of Mr.. James
+. helms. OF Windsor, Va. died on Tuesday,
August 2, 1892 after weeks illness, aged
about twenty-five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07

Two prospective stars ere Thomas Muir
ray, In The Voodoo; or. A Lucky Charm"
and Miss Minnie Radcliffe, Of Sol Smith
Rassell's support. whose play has not yet
hean ohrissanod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-07
AT FORESTS TOMB.
A VISIT TO THE NEGLECTED GRAVE
IN PHILADELPHIA.

"a On tNVA W .@"'' 'HN ~
mains to the Forrest Home and Erect
an Imposing MsusoIeum, Crowned with
Marble Dust OF the Actor.
Especial Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "A movement Il
bow on foot that may lead to the removal
Of the remains Of Edwin Forrest, the IA
nous tragedian, from their present resting
place in the old churchyGrd at ST. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal church, on Third
street below Walnut to the grounds Of the
Forrest home the shady retreat for old nc
tors and actresses founded by the TRACE
dian at Holmesburg, one Of the pretty
little suburbs adjoining Philadelphia A
few days ago a number Of Thespians that
happened 20 gather In Philadelphia AZ the
same time, accompanied By the writer,
made pilgrimage to the tomb Of Forrest.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-23
Forced to Crime.

The Judge of Belgium had recently
before him a case in which a man was
charged with the murder OF a child for
it's bracelets and anklets, which were
OF cheap silver and worth about TWEEN
ty rupees. The murderer had pawn
ed them for four rupees. The evidence
as to his guilt was overwhelming; in.
deed, he did not deny the charge, but
pleaded that he committed the crime
under the impulse OF a pain in the
stomach, and he went so far as to ask
that that organ should be opened in
order that the truth OF the allegation
might be clearly demonstrated.
The Judge, however. declined to
have the operation performed, says
the London Times, found the prisoner
guilty, and sentenced him to death.
The sentence was confirmed in the
usual way before the high court Of
Bombay.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-23
logged his Memory.

The nine lives of cat are often
difficult subject to deal with. Uncle
John Townsend had number Of cats
as his only companions in the little
farmhouse, and finally decided that
one OF them must be disposed OF. His
brother, who lived on the adjoining
farm, offered to kill it for him.
"Well, now, Abner, 1 calculate I'll
have to kill that black cat He ain t
no good except to eat. He won't
hunt, and I won't have nothin, round
that can't earn it's own livin'; so you
jest take him off, ..
So said Uncle John on the morning
that Abner came to fulfil his promise.
"Kind OF a likely -lookin' cat," ven
tured Abner. John; "you jest take
him Off"
Abner departed with the cat and a.
shotgun. At night he came over
again. ~.
"Killed the old, cat did ye?" asked
his brother. -,
81 reckon l did, replied Abner; che
won't be troubled about rat-huntin,
after this
Uncle John made no reply, but
pointed toward the hearthstone,
where sat Old Blackie, as we'll APP
parently, as ever.
':Wellp' calculated Abner in sur
prise. Then after moments silence
he turned toward his brother and
said, "That's likely cat. kinder
forgetfuI, maybe, but, I reckon he'll
hunt all right now. didn't kill him
but sort of logged his memory.