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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Justice John Assaulted.

Police Justice J. J. Crutchfeld was assaulted
Yesterday morning in the Old market.
knocked down and beat by A. j. Andrews.
Mr.. Crutchfed, as is his custom, went TO the
Old market 20 do his marketing. After pur-
chasing tho good things that make happy the
inner man ne started 20 leave the market on
his way 10 the police court. Just az he got 70
Franklin street he passed Mr.. Andrews and
spoke very friendly 70 him, saying, Hello,
Jack"
After passing Mr.. Andrews turned around,
and while Mr. Crutchfelds back was turned
struck him an awful blow on the left temple.
MIR Crutchfield was knocked down and while
in a dazed condition upon the ground An
drews beat him over the head and in the face
with an umbrella.
Andrews was arrested and taken to the
court. The case was heard before squire
Graves, who fined the accused so and costs
and sent the case on TO the grand jury.
A son of Mr.. Andrews was before Mr..
Crutchfeid several days ago Tor bathing in
the river and was fined two dollars. A
nephew of Mr. Crutchfeld was in tho river 40
the same time and place and received like
punishment. This is supposed 10 be the origin
Of the trouble.
Tho &C ton Of Andrews is looked upon as
both cOwardly and uncalled for. Mr CTutch-
field does not know what he was hit with as
he was struck from the rear and had no init
nation whatever of an attack. Andrews says
the blow was from his tist, which was very
much swollen.
There was a very large knot over Mr..
CrRtcnhelds temple and a few trifiing
scratches on tho face. He was somewhat
stunned by the blow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Hurrah in LaC0S

again. A couple Of large cases
came in Saturday. Don't look for
the "Of," trashy kind here. You
can find them anywhere at low
value prices. Plat Valenciennes at
3 to Csc; usual price 8 TO SOC.
New open patterns in Point de
Jene, 9 to &c; usual price, 121 to
zoe. Point de Paris, % TO 42c.
Point de Ireland (reaD, 20, 81, ~,
IS, Is, 9jc and $120. Half of this
lot are at about half Of our usual
prices. Black or Cream ChantilIy
Laces. Black Silk Irish Point Laces,
Oriental and host of others.
Monday begins the closing sale
of Printed India Silks. Dress Silks
that were good value at 85c. to 81
90 down to so and 60c.; Fancy
Tafetas that were S135 to las
90 down to 81 q yard; Striped
Changeables that were the best
value IN the city at Toe. go down
to SOC; CoIored Fables that were
S. to 92c. 90 down to soc. yard ;
and so with number Of others
that are on the brink Of being car
ried to another season.
Fine Pure Silk Crepe de Chimes,
cream ground with colored figures,
with self-colored satin-cord check
Yokohama Matellassi Silk. Were
S145 to 1913; either for 75c. a
yard. No other reason for this re-
duction other than that they are
unsold The styles, the qualities
and the wear of them is in keeping
with the most desirable.
It's dreadful to have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

M had onne down stairs tosee one OK the
older clerks about business matter. ana tw2
of the ten occupied we Hyn az,
Office. which IL always entered mrs. "
strangers collectors and the genera puDso'
The two confedorates. when l asHed LOT ',I.
Whitsvest. said they did not KNOW whef ,h 10
was One was Of the opinion thas
tvhi,avsst had left on the afternoon
train 10 ace sick grandmother at Charlottes-
vile. while the other affirmed that 1t was not
Ms ,randmother at Charlottesville. out nis
sister n. Staunton Seminary who was so III;
ANYHOW, between the two there coulu
scaroeiv be any doubt but that Whiteyest
had asked the boss. taken sudden departure
and would not be back for several days.
"A moment later one Of the ten remember
al that a clerk down stairs had requested
COMES OF several itemized accounts, ana
gysbbing the papers he made rush down
stairs OF course. Whiteyest was down there
and the fellow with the papers Immediately
e~nlained that / was up stairs. bly, debtor
;rnmedistely skipped out OF the building
rninns his oyercoat aud remained encased IN
a neigh boring giD-mill until i had gone on
nv Wav Then one Of the fellows telephoned
him and ne went back 10 work.
How did find all this out Essy enough.
There Is a new lot OF men there now, except
two. and they never buy on credit one OK
them told me one night about IT, aud was
much Obliged for tho information. you see
ira this way: If you once catch one OF those
felloWs he'll pay you. OF manage It SO tnat
you won't have TO wait long for your money,
but the mischief Of the whole proceeding -
10 catch 'em. It's hard life, this collecting
hys,ness bnt is better than being q hrst-
ciasa frernan this weather. and he that kicketh
not shall receive his reward, even unto tno
GOOD bve." and he sauntered down the
street, deep in thought and perspiration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Bl0aCh0d Muslin.

Nothing wrong about them except
the price-6fc, instead Of sc.
White India Linons The 0 In
Linon stands for cotton. The
grade is the usual dc. quality. Not
full length pieces. About 1900
yards. The price, 1899. Another
lot at &c. from 1910.
There were upwards Of eight
thousand yards in the White Mus
lin. We began the sale q week
ago. That accounts for some Of
them being on sale still. Among
these are Yoke Lace, Check, Satin
Stripe, with hemstitch Novel
Lace Work in Nainsook A de-
scription of the variety would alb
sorb a column or two; 6fc. yard.
Most of the lot worth Is to lSc.
There i5a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
JUSrICE JOHN,S COURT.
A TriGing Docket and a small Crowd at the
FrankIin-strset Temple Of Equity.

traukhiu-elTeet AtihPio "a ~+h"iNff
The sinners before the police court. like the
anti Clevelandites are becoming beautifully
less. and the cases are passed upon 40 grace
fully az the falling in line OF the ants.
The cases yesterday morning were as tfiiiing
as the excuses some men make for not al
tending church. and they we're disposed of as
RAPIDLY az objections 10 the great Cleveland
tidal wave in Chicago.
out of the ten cases on the docket two were
fined three continued and I'VE were dis
missed.
Addie Black and Andrew Brook doth col
oredl we're charged with disorderly conduct.
They were discharged.
Julian Rhodes charged with beating jere-
miah Bates was dismissed.
John Brown (colored), disorderiy IN Sec,
ond market during hours. Continued until
Monday. ~,
Henry Jones keeping 'merry-go, round
10 the annoyance Of the nelghDorhood. Con-
tiuued until Wednesday
Mike Doherty, cursing and abusing ". A.
Britton on the street. Continued until next
George Talaferro (colored), a suspicious
character Surety in 800 for thirty days
Peter McDonough, drunk. Fined - and
costs
The continued cases Of Major j. j. Johnson
(eolorodl. charged with shooting ". II. lay
Tor Matthews and James Cox were again con-
timed until September 18th.
j ". Bradshaw. charged with opening his
bar-room on Sunday. Dismissed.
Granville Booker. careless driving. Fined
SIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
ProperfY Tranafers.

Richmond-Beverly Branch to J. +. Robin
son. 20 feet on east side Fifth street near Fed
eral, 1850.
James Kinks executrix and deyisees to
Emanuel Raab. lot bounded by Broad and
Adams streets and Brook avenue, $4,000.
Henry j. Latina 70 William Hartwell, 20
feet on north side Leigh street between Ihir-
teenth aud Fourteenth, $500.
Norman Y. Randolph 10 Ella +. and Lucy
V. Boiling, 30 feetlon Thirteenth street, north
west corner Clay. $3.50.
henr,c0 George f. Payne to Lillian r..
wife Of Reuben s. Spindle, one lot in High
land Springs. 81 900.
y. rutherford Rose 10 Thomas VI. Ruther-
foord, half interest IN 80 acres on Richmond
and HenrcO turnpike. So
). G. Woisiger to Richard and Thomas Con-
way, 80 feet on north side Jacquelin street
between Washington and Randolph, SG75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

At largely attended meeting # st. Pat
ricks Beneficial and Social Society last
Thursday night the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year. Rev. Z. Dona-
hoe. spiritual director: Thomas II. DAVIS, pres
ident j. j. Campodonico, yice-president; Pe-
Ter 7. Murphy. treasurer. John n. Sledd,
financial secretary: Thomas j. Sheohy, re-
cording secretary; M. l.. Smith. sergeant-at-
arms. Executive Committee. Charles Ma
honey. T. G. Martin, Joseph Powers.
After the election ~ officers the society pre-
sented the recording secretary, Dir. Thomas
j. Sheehy, with an elegant gold medal TOT hls
successful exertions in adding to the roll Of
membership.
The reports Of officers showed the society
@ be Ia very hourshlng condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Eaunchinn OF the Battie-ship Texas,
TrFsDAY. JUNE %. 1892.

Richmond 10 Norfolk aud return, $3.50
Special train from Richmond 10 Norfolk
without transfer via Petersburg and Nor
folk and Western railroad will leave Rich
mond lByrd-street station June 2Sth at A..
NJ returning leave Norfolk at i. NJ. same
day. Passengors yin this special train eau
leave Norfolk az 1890 p. NJ for Virginia
Beach after the launching and returning
make connection with the Norfolk and West
ern special train for Richmond. leaving Nor
folk at T. NJ.
This is the only route that can be used by
witch Messengers can witness the launching
at IL A. III. and visit Virginia Beach and re-
turn 10 Richmond the same day.
For al information apply - Il. W. Court-
ney, passenger agent. 1873 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
InnnchIne of TeRas.

For the launching of the battlo-ship
''YeIesu NJ the Portsmouth navy-yards Tues
day. June 2sth the Chesapeake and ONO
Norfoll and return on juno 9th. good 30 re-
tnrn until June 9th. at rate Of $3.50.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will also have
snecial train 10 leave Richmond al 5.4j A. u.
lime 2stb, and returning leave Portsmouth
xt8l6P. M..aud Norfolk $3.50 2. NJ, the rate
on ms train being only $3.50 round trip.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway is the
only line iTom Richmond landing passengers
at Portsmouth,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
specini Train TO old Point vim Chesapeake
and Ohio July 1sf.

For the accommodation OF those desiring 70
spend tho "a. Sd and 4th Of July az Old Point
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railway Will run a
special train from Richmond to Old Point
leaving Richmond NJ =. u. July lst reach
ing Old Point az $50 =. u, auoIdlng hh OPP,
portunity 10 spend Saturday. Sunday and
Monday al the seashOre.
Tickets for this train will be good return;
ing on any regular train up 20 July 6th and
will be sold et 20 for the round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
VERSATILITY SiE. GELLBoRN.
lie Played Poker, Raised Checks and Found
ed "A socistv with Bonds.

ed "A society with Bonds.
This is the caption 10 an article which re-
Gently appeared in a New York paper and
which gives d very entertaining account OF
how a clever fellow victimized the Georglans
by founding q bogus society called The. Biu-
tual Endowment Union. He finished his
operations by rsising two checks OF u and SA
to a., 900 and $4,000
Here WAS man who. for number Of
months. appeared 10 be doing a Legitimate
business and had no trouble IN getting checks
10 operate on. Many other cases might be
given of checks stolen from the mails and
obtained in an sorts of ways. Moral Punch
your checks The United States Treasury
says cutting the figures entirely out 10 the best
protection. Address
AUTOMATIC BASE-PUGcH Co,
j.. y. Box $50. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
BOOK

it's in stock on sale and at our
squeezed prices. The popular au-
thors, of course. Good reading
commences at &c. a volume; 16c.
buys a cloth-bound limo; 25c. a
choice SOC. bound book, and so
through the whole category OF
knowledge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

in the city circuit court yesterday motions
were docketed and continued in the Common
wealth against +. G. :. Hunter. late treasures
Of King George county. and others Tor
s3.11942 and q. 073 43.
Suit was instituted by Talbot Sons. by,
etc. against 4. f.. Stage and l.. o. Wenden-
burg. Action Of debt on bond: damages
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
To PLAY the University.

The Vireinias go TO Charlottesville Wedness-,
day TO play the University team. they WIZ
take the following players Luck Enrigbt.
West. Cullen. Leftwich, Applegate. Lums-
den, Harrison and McMann. Returning, they
play the Richmond College Saturday, the ID
and the University team two games on the
E.r,rfh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway will sell
tickets on July 81. Sd aud Ath, good for re-
turn passage until July 9th. 70 and from all
stations at reduced rates The rate from
Richmond 10 Norfolk and return viii 10 -. 80,
and TO Lynchburg and return s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
The Drug Clerks.

The drug clerks OF Richmond and Man
chester will hold their next meeting to-mor-
row evening in the Young Mems Christian
Association building instead Of at III east
Main street. as before decided. There is
much Important business to be transacted
aud every registered clerk is urged TO DO
present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Messrs. Boswell d Harman. real estate
agents advertise for sale by public auction
on Wednesday. June 29th. At @ o'clock J.. NJ.
the property on the northwest corner OF Ninth
and Cary streets. This is very valuable, and
will attract many Who are interested in real
estate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

will he launched IN Tuesday the 2sth and
the Virginia Steamboat Company will sell
round-trip tickets to Norfolk or Portsmouth,
Va. for $50 each. good for six days. The
steamer Ariel will leave here tomorrow Mon
dny) morning June 9th. 10 o'clock This
Is by far the most pleasant route.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
The Blues.

Not, however, if it's Navy Blue,
the indispensable color just now.
Everything for wear IN Navy
Storm Serges from soc. to Sll5;
six prices between. Cashnleres,
Henriettas, Bedford Cords, Broad
cloths or Flannels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Imitation and stained glass substitute in
most beautiful designs and tint. Estimates
furnished. Art materials. only supply ia Nir-
ginia. Photograph supplies.
Sol j. BinsWanger.
2l3 east krOaQ street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Before going 20 the launching OF the Texas
or on your sumner outing call on Bowman T.
Mowery. 9ls Main street. and provide against
accident 10 the best Company M America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Navy Suits.

A new shipment open for Mon
day. Skirts, Blazers with girdles,
perfect fitting and well worth $40,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
ORCANDIES?

More especially when colors and
shadings blend well, with solid
good merit as to quality. A pur-
chase of $500 yards cuts their
trade-price in half almost.
Every shade furnished by the
rainbow, from the delicate light to
the dark or black. Among this
lot are 600 yards Satin Striped
Batistes. Your choice of either
The Organizes based in half and
three-quarter inch. Colors: Cream,
Light, Medium and China Blue,
Nile, Lilac and Heliotrope, three
shades Of Tan, two shades Of Gray,
Ecru, Brown and Black. Price,
Sc. a yard. Width 81 and 30
inches.
Fiftv-three pieces new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Excursion 20 Launching OF Battle ship Texas.
Take Richmond and Petersburg railroad
sap. NJ Monday. June 9th. Connect at
Petersburg with steamer Mccall for Norfolk.
Fare. round trip $3.50. Beats them all.
Sea advertisement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
Excursion 10 Launching OF BAttis-ship Texas.

Full RULED white chiffon Parssols. 50, at
Meyers. Sixth and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Attention IA invited to change of schedule
on Chesapeake and Ohio. in effect Sunday,
June Goth. which will be found in another
aalans0-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Excursion TO Launching OF BA'tis-ship Texas
Take Richmond and Petersburg railroad
$40 p. NJ Monday. June 9th. Connect at
Petersburg with steamer Mccall for Norfolk
Fare, round trip. ESQ. Beats them all.
Soc advertisement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
WRITING PAPER.

A special price on new Damask
Repp, 60c. instead 81 pound pack.
age, or 12c. quire instead Of 20c
Envelopes to match, 12c. instead
Of zoe.
Long before you read the crit.
cisms of new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
uRY GOODS.

for $40 a suit, Tailor-made Etoo
Suits, Of Storm Serge, $3.50
Blazer Suits. of imported Storm
Serge, SO; Suits of Ladies' Cloth.
IS. Any of them IN Navy or
Black.
There is "fashion" IN Stationery
as in dress. We keep with the
new IN either. Novel styles in
size, tint and finish Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

which have sold readily for 12c.
yardj Cream grounds, with all
sorts and colors Of neat, small
printing. Price, &c. a yard.
Five cases Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
ANOTHER METHOD.

stih another method employed by members
OF that ten is to slip down the FIRE escape
into the Office below. aud instead OF goiug
down the elevator to use the staircase.
III never forget certain time had q bill
for one Of the fellows there. As Il happened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
A BENEFIT SOCIETY.

mutusl benefit society or protection against
collectors, and the waV they can keep from
paying a bill Is q caution 20 every retail dealer
in the universe. For Al instance. may have
bill against Mr.. Wldepsnts and tho elevator
isn't running that day I'll 20 u the tele-
phone somewhere in the neighbOrhOod and
ask If Mr.. WidepRnts Is in the ONCE who
wants 10 speak 20 him. says the man al
the phone. Johnson. collector for Ascot d.
Fourinhand. reply. The man az the phone
will then tell Widepants and be will saw he is
out Of town and won't DO back Tor week.
His friend al the phone will deliver the mes-
sage, and / can do nothing with the bill for a
week. / might see Widepants on tue streat
the next day. but the street Is not the place 10
do business and if / would approach MIN
there. his custom. which Is good deal would
be lost.
Then another member Of the Mutual So
ciety up there on the top floor win tell All Of
his creditors 70 come up there on the 18th
and he will certainly pay them The day
comes and Work requires that no must re-
main IN the Office. He moves his desk into
one OF those subdivisions, shuts the door
and the men that the many collectors see AZ
firm. unblushlngly. that Mr.. Dresscoat h ont
OF the CITY for az indefinite period and that
mail Will reach him at Lonely Hollow or
peachboro or some other place. IL Won send
tho bill there the postofhee people viii send
u back. and It's just trouble Tor nothing
Dresscoat Is in the meantime putting in sonle
hard hcks at work, and repays the front Office
clerks for Their lying prOpensities by sending
for wash pitcher full Of foamy lluuid inst
after work is finished in the afternoon.
The morning call., 1892-09-25
LESTER SAY ED THE GAME.
He Did It With His Little
SWatlet.
OAKLAND FINISHED CLOSE.
With the Score Tied in the Ninth, German
Battod in the Winning
Tally.
OAKLAND FINISHED CLOSE
All that was REQUIRED to win the game for

All that was required to win the game for
Oakland yesterday was n base hit, and 1t
devolved upon Lester p. German of Balti-
more to produce that hit. In the ninth in
ming, with the score tied, Tip O'NeiI on
second and one hand out, Lester dropped a
single in short center
Tip scooted for the plate with few sec
onds start OF the ball which little Sweeney
hurled in from the field. 1t went shy of
Hank Spies and Tip deposited the winning
tally. Score, to B.
That is the kind of finish that puts life
into the pastime. no matter If tail-end
team does make it. So much the better for
the fans, who are all roofing for the
Colonies. The game, which was an inter-
esting one from start to finish. gives Oak
land an even chance for the series and
should draw good crowd for to-day.
The stand and bleachers were well filled,
and the cranks saw game that was well
worth the price of admission. Oakland
took the lead from the first. but at the last
moment Frisco put on squirt which re-
suited in most thrilling finish.
German pitched nice ball, holding the
locals down to five hits. three of which came
in the last two innings. Carroll and Lange
gave some wonderful exhibitions of fielding
and Twins work at short was feature of
the game. Pete Sweeney also put up good
game at short.
Hoffman was In the box for the locals,
and. with the exception of the first inning.
pitched with his usual effectiveness. In this
inning the Colonies fell upon the old man
for quartet ofswats that netted them three
TALES for nestegg.
McQuade opened the fireworks by send
ing the first ball pitched to left for one bag.
Hutchinson sent grounder to Sharp. who
touched McQuade on the line but dropped
the ball and both runners were safe. Lauge
drove hot one to Pete Sweeney which
carromed on the shortstop's knee. Before he
could recover the ball Lauge was on first
Then Carroll came In with timely two
Dagger and Brown registered Lange with
shot to left The inning wound up with
double play, O'Neil flying to Hanley and
Carroll being caught at the plate
These were the only runs of the game
until the eighth for Frisco, when Hoffman
got start on O'NeiPs tumble. Pete Swee-
uey tore off triple, scoring Hoffman with
the first run. Sharp flew to right, Carroll
turning somersault in catching the ball,
and little Sweeney scored the other Snee-
neg on high one to center, which Lange
muffed.
In the ninth Frisco tied the score Han
ley got away on bunt. Spies singled, but
was forced at second by Power. Hoffman
flew to Carroll and Hanley scored on the
throw-in.
Oakland had one more chance and was
not slow to take it. O'Neil opened up with
grounder to left, which Levy missed the
runner going to second. Wilson flew 10
Spies ana then German took hand at the
bat.
Lester drove out long-distance foul with
the first ball, but caught the next one square
on the chin and all was over. They play
the last game Of the series to-day at Haight
street. The score: