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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Russell County Happening.

GLADESBORO. VA. July 22.-Special.-
Bob Tnley. convicted Of murder in the
county and circuit courts OF this county,
was granted a new trial at the Supreme
Court A mob was expected any moment
10 lynch him. but the sheriff got hint
Of II and moved the prisoner to some
other Jail.
Mr.. ~ Bowman had two fine colts pol
soned the other day. which resulted IN
their death I'm few hours.
Mr.. Joseph Banks, an old and re-
spected citizen, died suddenly Monday
morning He is the father OF Sheriff
Banks, Of this county.
Miss Mary Z. Marshall died Monday
after an Illness OF nearly twelve months
Mrs l.. Webb. wife OF Rev. j. Webb.
county treasurer, Is very low with pa
ralysls.
There has been no rain here for several
weeks, and corn and vegetables are dry
ing up, and unless Il rains in few days
crops will be badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
DOCS OF man DEGREE.
Something About Fine Stock Recently
Purchased In Richuond-Other Notes.

Something About Fine Stock Recently
Purchased IN Richmond-O Other Notes.
Mr.. Sam Adkins, the owner Of Clare
mont. one OF the handsomest settlers in
the State has recently purchased OF Mr..
ID. l.. Rose OF Lawrenceburg, Tenn,
very fine setter pup. whose sire was the
phenomenal neld-trial winner, Wuns
Lung. The pup IS very attractive In ap-
pearance.
Mr.. J. NJ. Avent has recently purchased
an Interest in the field-tHal winner.
Count Gladstone. formerly owned IN
Richmond. and will run him I'm the field
trials Of the coming season. and II is
believed that ne viii accomplish srand
work with him. Avent says that Count
is the greatest son Of Count Noble living
next 10 ROderigo.
Mr. Charles Tucker, the famous breaker
and handler in charge Of Mr.. +. Lorillard,
Jr's. kennels. has just concluded ar
rangements by which he gets possession
OF Mr. C.. +. Brauer's Bessie 30 Peep, a
splendidiy-bred setter. by Rebel, Jr, a
granddaughter Of Trinket and blood sis
ter Of AntevOlo, the held-trial winner.
Mr Brauer has a very handsome black
white and tan pup out OF Bessie by Count
Gladstone. Bessles sire Is by Roderlgo
out OK 30 Peep. This IS the second one
OF the renowned Trinket family that MT.
Tucker has secured recently. Lady
Trlnket. a granddaughter OF Trlnket. by
Rebel, Jr. was transferred to him some
weeks ago, and In writing 10 the GENTLE
man from whom he obtained her he says
that she IS fine ranger, very speedy
and that she win prove 10 be very valua-
BILE Mr.. Tucker expects 70 visit Rich
mond IA the fall. lie will be cordially
welcomed by a number Of friends That he
has here 1t will be remembered shat
Mr. Tucker won upwards OF 5000 In
few weeks in last seasons field trials on
dogs Of the TTinket family.
The valuable English setter Rupert ar
rived few days ago az the kennel OF Mr..
Ad. Din. OF this city. He was purchased
from the noted kennel Of j. NJ. Avent
and Bayard Thayer. OF Hickory Valley,
Tenn. The price paid for this splendid
dog is reported 20 be 800.
Rupert is a beautiful medium-sized
weIi-formed, black. white and tan dog
and was whelped April 80. 1859. His sire
is Roderigo ard his dam Is Bo Peep.
Rupert is feld-triai winner. having
been placed In two Derbys in 1890. He
has fine speed and range. II q grand dog
In game. going vary Tan. doing brilliant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

-. ,bia side OF the grave. insensiblc 70
the beauty OF virtue. the glory OF Wis
dom. 10 the honor Of pure and high man
hood and the charms of kind and hon
est heart.
We can reach no state or condition in
which the dignity OF our nature Will not
assert itself in mute or loud admiration
OF the good, the true and the beautiful.
II IS a universal truth: The earnest ex-
recitation of the creature waiteth for
the manifestation OF the sons Of God.
All men have a gllmmering hope or
dream Of ideal manhood.
All through life. however. we are fooled
and cheated with substitutes-stones for
bread, scorpions for eggs. frauds for
realities, and shams for virtues, disgusts
FOR pleasures. very apologies for real
men and women
But Il is the last stage Of all, the Sab
bath decade Of life. that asks for its
balance sheet and statement Of profit
and loss: its bills OF exchange on the
House beyond the Jordan its letters OF
credit good throughout the universe. And
what have the works Of fiction, high
philosophy. art. science. badges. titles.
and Offices. and distinctions. the pomp
and glory OF the earth. to do TO furnish
realizes TO the craving. starving SOIL
that will be satisfied with nothing but
the substance Of things hoped for and
the unquestioned evidence Of things I'M
seen? The closing scene asks for nothing
less than opening heaven and the present
God
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
MAJOR w. 7. sUTHERLIN.

The death OF this gentleman leaves a
gap In the ranks OF the workers for the
honor and prosperity Of Virginia which IL
will be hard to fiji. As "old age neer
cooled the Douglas blood" so TO the top
OF his three score years and ten was
Major Sutherin found wherever the fight
was thickest for the advancement Of the
welfare Of Virginia in whatever form her
interest was presented.
He has left us an example OF wisdom,
energy and patriotism which viii be long
remembered and felt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
SENATOR VANCE ON SILVER.

RtsLect for Senator ValcCs intelH-
genee Will not be greatly increased by
the reasons he gave The Times represent
'ative for his proposed action in voting
tFaiI st the repeal Of the Sherman Ian.
His statement was:
u am FOR the money OF Abraham and
the masses, and IN the coming fight I'm
gong 10 stand by the fellows who handle
the dollars and the halves"
Silver may have suited the needs Of
the people Of the East IN Abrsham's time.
AID 1t suits their needs TO this day on
accent OF the cheapncss OF labor there.
but that affords no reason why it should
be forced upon us. whose needs It does not
suit Mr.. Nance's case would nave been
ST. cnger If he had said that he vented
TO see tobacco made money because the
people Of Virginia and North Carolina
once used 1t for money; for II is far more
pertinent 10 say they should be COM
PEELED 10 use tobacco because their own
ancestors used it than 1t is TO say they
81 ould be compelled to use silver because
Abraham used IL.
II Senator Vance really wants TO be
win the people in this matter he lad
better hurry up and get on the side Of
sound money. wholly destitute OF any
quality but its own inherent value; for
mat Is the money the people want, and
sooner or later they will find out all
so'ut these attempts TO fool them with
dollar worth only fifty cents. and If they
mo out that Senator Vance has been in
the movement he may remain FOR the
money OF the masses" but the money OF
The masses will no longer remain for hin,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
THE ICE MISSION.
Friends OF the Charity Respond 10 tho
Call for Help.


The friends Of the Ice Mission have al
ways come to its aid in the nick Of time.
and last week, when the treasury was
low and the demands for fee very much
increased, liberal donations were received.
Like the WIDOWS cruise Of oil the treasury
never seems TO get empty IN time OF need.
but the charity is solely dependent upon
voluntary contributions. and the means
for carrying on the work OF alienation
Of summers ills are at times doubtful
Tickets for over 5000 pounds of ice
have been bought and are being distri-
buted.
The contributions come not only from
Richmond. but from the country as well,
and sometimes from other States.
One dollar from Cuckoo, Louisa county,
last week was accompanied by an un-
sgned note saying: For the Ice Mission.
May God bless the suffering poor" An
other came from Macon, Ga, signed Nr-
GINA, and was suggested by an appeal
for the Ice Mission read In The Times.
Another comes from Mr.. James II. Bar
ton, Of Barton Heights, with an offer 90
pay for five hundred pounds Of ice a
week. Since May 18th up 20 date the
contributions from all sources, not in-
Guiding the amounts below, were VIII
Besides the box In The Times office
counter Ice Mission boxes have been
placed al Nllers Broad-street drug
store. Schoen's Broad-street store. Priddy
Brothers store. Murphys Hotel Rueger's
restaurant, West a. JOhnstons book store
and r. J.. Christian & CO.'S family gro
Gerry. A list or donations sent from any
of these points will be published IN Sun
days Times
The contributions received through The
Times for the past week are as follows:
John l.. Williams d Son................$5 %
Anonymous '.......................'.s At
lolu ....ss.s.ts..s-. .ss'....ts.-.. 80 at
The following were the contributions
deposited I'm the box at Millers Broad
Street Pharmacy for the week.
Anonymous ........................... %
Mrs. j. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 90
Maxwell Gordon Wallace.............. 90
Entertainment Of five little children
for the Ice Mission. %
May >. Wilson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
IOtdl ,fll.45
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

For money Is In real estate. which paws
monthly dividends. and a good round rate
or hrst mortgage or ground rent per
cent. net payable quarterly or semi
annually. Jackson Brandt & Co. the ae-
i've brokers' and financial agents for
money lenders and investors. can mn, ont
large or small amounts on firSt-class nro.
perry. with ample margin. Deeds care
taIly drawn. and every detail closely In
dictsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

The following cases were disposed OF
IN the hastings court yesterday:
Richard II. Isaacs, charged with resist
ing Police officer J. +. Parkinson; plead
ed guilty and was sent 10 JAIN for ninety
days and required 10 give bond In the
sum Of $500 for his future good behavior.
George Shields. indicted for carrying
concealed weapons. was fined $50 and
costs. and went TO Jail In default Of pay
mQut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

The James River Improvement Commit
tee viii have a meeting in the rooms
Of the Chamber of Commerce Monday at
II O'Clock.
The Grounds and Buildings Committee
viii meet Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
I'm the City Engineers Office for the pur-
pose OF considering a number Of small
contracts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

SUMMER HELPS FOR THE HOUSE,
Wash Boards. zinc both sides. Ice.
3-prong Towel Racks. O..
kitchen-fowel Rollers. strong, Go.
0-foot Jute Clothes Line FOR Sc
Pastry Board, l6NQ. for i5c, usually
&c. only one 10 buyer.
Rolling Pins. revolving handles &c.
Toilet Paper, S5c doz. packs. &c
pack
Perforated Roll Paper 75c dozen rolls,
&c each.
Wall Brushes. a. and sac sorts AZ 2oe
ID and i5c Scrub Brushes Tor Sc.
Tooth Picks, &c Tor a box said 70 hold
5000
Garden Hose good what you wan,
from 500 feet ut Sc n foot
CHINA CAKE PLATES. Be each: been
25c and more.
White Dessert saucers. i5c dozen;
worth SOC
Chi'1s Cup and Saucer. fancy. &C..
Decorated Dinner Plates. seconds Gc
dozen; worth $50.
Decorated Tea Plates, first quality 600
a dozen.
ANY Dinner Set marked sli 10 $50 for
SO.
56-piece French China Tea SET. gold
handles Tor shalt value.
White Tea Pots. Sugar Dishes ana But.
tsr Dishes. seconds choice l5c. Value
A. 20 G0c.
Round White Bowls. large; seconds &c,
value % 20 f9c.
China Egg Cups. zoe dozen: been q
10 {2l9
Notified Tea Pots tea-kefue share
brass mounted. Csc: value s.
and 8 inch Gas Globes. solid coiors.
zoe from soc.
Imported Gas Globes. 50c from Csc 90 81
Basement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

Mrs. Daisey Bowers. who took lauta-
mum with suicidal intent Friday night
on account OF family troubles. had re-
covered sufficiently yesterday TO be car
ried 70 her house, on Accommodation
street. She is entirely out Of danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Major Dorman's Condition.

sTAUNTON, VA. July 22.-Speclal.-
The condition OF Major J. B. Dorman.
clerk OF the court OF appeals. Is not SO
good tonight, and his physician pro-
naaancea thu case critical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
REVENUEs INCREASED.
The Board of Public Works Has Com.
pleted It's Task of Aressment.

The Board OF Public Works some time
ago finished It's task OF assessing certain
taxable property OF the railroads and
car lines. and yesterday the following
totals were kindly furnished The Times
Board:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
THE COHEN co.
LEVY & DAVIS
GREAT MIDSUMMER
CLOSING-OUT SALE !!
VALUES NOT COUNTED

But one idea now, the goods mus, be
sold. and we have made the prices dot.
llandsomest designs in Imported
French Organdie at PC yard, were
well worth 40c., the regular selling
price
French Broche Satines, most exquisite
IN design and finish, sold we'll al 40c-
they. too, have been marked down 70
2jc yard.
Fine Imported Mulls light and dark
grounds, Bic. was the price l9c. yard
will buy them now.
Satin-Striped Powered French Mus
lin.was 4jc.. reduced now 10 2jc yard.
Yeddo Crepe, a beautiful silk and
Wool Crepon Effect. reduced 10 BIC
was cheap enough al SOC. C0l0n Tel
low, Pink, Lavender, Blue, White
Cream.
Striped Silk, all the rage for Shirt
Waists. reduced 10 4jc yard.
Cream and White japanese Six al
qualities, at low prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

Bought a REFRIGERATION YETI W,
set ourselves q lively pace for thl,
year and the goal Ia so nearly
reached that rs no matter II We s.'l
the balance n BIT under cost. There
mono Just as good as the North
Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
THE COHEN co.

This is littlc-price time, not fro.
any break in the marke,. but just -
cause It's clearing-up time
An exquisite Satin Duchesse. bl.e.
we've just secured 10 sell at ;1n
Handmade Indias. all colors. 50c.
For shirt waists and many SUNNI.
uses, China SILK I'm navy and hl,ct
grounds. bearing pretty designs. ese
o,...,..-. Main Aisle.
OUTING THINGS
All Tennis requisites AZ half and less
Croquct hardwood. polished and va.
nished. ball sets CSC from siD rr
from 2f6. w
Chidrens Hammocks. Jute, &c.
80 iuli-slze Mexican Hammock. ~ "a,
for $40 quality.
Hammock Pillows, pretty. lie.
Spreaders. l5c a pair.
Hammock Hooks. doc n pair.
Wen sell the last Baby Carrlare +, -.
house this week-irs our rule M, ~
have August Ind any Of a season.
stock left. and we haven't as mars
az we sold last week. Prices ~
close
$50 from SO.
$50 from SIS.
So from SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23
Issne CIenring lions Ccrflncntes.

d q
Increase IN valuation Of property in
1893. 81, 672, 22l.06: increase in tax, S. f23H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-23

NM UNDENW EAK-
Here's Mondays chance for "a quarter
Subscribed Isle thread Vests that
have been 45, 50 and zoe. and cotton
that have been % and 45c, are all
grouped 10 90 az 25c each.
SILK Vests. col0rs. 99c and sl08 quail
ties go 20 Ifc.
Little folks Vests. with buttons %
attach other garments, any size 10
Y years at 10 cents!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-26
TIE KANSAS STRIKE
The Governor In sympathy With the
strikers--Au Quiet at the Mines.

The Governor in sympathy with the
strikers--Al Quiet at the Mines.
TOPEKA. Kan, July 26 = Lieutenant
Governor Daniels has returned from the
strike district and made n verbal report to
the governor. The governor promptly
turned the command of the state militia
over to Daniels, and two regiments were
at once ordered TO be in readiness to move
on three hours notice.
The governor sent his private secretary,
Fred J. Close, to Pttsburg, and yesterday
he received a telegram announcing that
300 negroes from Birmingham, Ala, had
arrived there and were placed in the stock
AIDES erected about the Keith and Perry
mines. Mr.. Close informed the governor
that the arrival of the negroes had created
no visible excitement. A mass meeting
of the strikers will be held at Pittsburg
soon.
In an interview with correspondent
the governor said that IL the negoes were
put to work in the mines and were not in
terfered WITH it would practically end the
strike. He unhesitatingly declared him.
self to be in sympathy with the strikers
because he selieved they had been dealt
with unfairly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-26
Brlef Mention.

The postmaster general Of Liberia II
still N Boston.
Pilling's shoe factory at Lowell, Mass.
Is to shut down.
A Lynn (Mass.) woman was probably
fatally burned by an oil stove explosion
A Winchester (Mass) policeman was
shot by two men, supposed to be burglars.
Proceedings were taken against another
schooner which came to Boston without
health papers.
John Common, o French Canadian boy
aged III, was drowned while bathing In the
Kenpebec river at Augusta, Me.
The supreme court of Massachusetts, sets
aside a verdict In favor OF the Minnesota
Tito Insurance. and Trust company.
Stephen Hennessey, the alleged express
bundle swindler of Boston, conducted his
own case from the dock.
The Biddeford (Me) police commissio n
ers fixed the city marshal's salary at %
per day. The city council recently voted
70 pay the marshal no salary.
The police raided the houses of Augustus
Mead, brother of Chief Of Police Mead.
and Theodore q. Lee, at Danversport,
Mass, and secured wagon load of liquor.
Stallion Nelson, at the Maine mile track
yesterday, driven by Nelson, his owner,
trotted an exhibition mile in 210 "a, max
ing the last quarter in 30 3-4, which is Q
G Oh clip.
Samuel Thurston, q prominent citizen
Of Portland, Me-, is reported missing. He
was last seen near Berlin and is believed
TO be mentally derangcd. Mr.. Thurston
Is nearly 10 years old.
1t is supposed that George Baylies, Q
citizen Of Edgartown, Mass, who disap-
peared some timc ago and was supposed to
have committed suicide, is living her
mivs life In the woods Of the island. He
10 hopelessly insane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-26
CRANsToN ADVERrIsEMENrs.
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

The qualified e!ectors of the town Of Cranston on
the 18th day OF April. A. d. 1s93 ordered the
assessment OF a tax OF eighty cents on each one
hundred dollars value OF the ratabe property OF
said town.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned As
SCISSOR, OF taxes IN and for said town. will at
the Tow Hall. @ an.ton MONDAY. the sist day
OF July. A. ID. 1888. at p3O a. m, and each week
day thereafter saturdays excepted TO ssess tax in
body corporate liable 70 taxation, is required to
bring In to the Asscssors a true account or all his
ratable estate. describing and specifying the
value OF every parcel OF his real ami per-
sonal estate; and every person bringing
such account shall make oath before some one Of
the assessors that the account 10y him exhibited
contains to the best OF his knowledge and belief q
true and full account and valuation OF ali his
able estate and whoever neglects or refuses TO
bring IN such account II overtaxed, shall have no
remedy therefor, aud for the purpose OF receiving
such accounts the assessors win be at tho town
hail from August 1st to ith inclusive Except Sat-
urday) from pa. M. TO 4p N.
Transfers OF real estate from the records will
close on saturday. the seth day OF July A. ID, 1898.
and ali real estatt will be taxed 10 the persons
bodies corporate in whose name 1t stands at the
JAMES ABoRN,
Cranston. June cath. 1879. tei. s.nLw tao
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-26
JOHN M DEANCOMPANY.
81o and 821 Westminster Street,
PROVIDENCE.


The steamer Santiago stranded on Egg
Island.
An epidemic OF diphtheria Is raging in
Heightstown, N. j.
A church and seven houses were de-
stroyed by cyclone at Gale, i. I.
A plot to betray San Gabriel, Brazil
into the hands of the rebels was frustrated.
The lord mayor of Dublin and the officers
of the city council will visit the Worlds
fair.
A runaway engine mt Houston, Tex
killed two trainmen and smashed up 80
cars.
A report comes from Philadelphia that
the Baldwin locomotive works will lay of
500 men.
Managua, capital of Nicaragua, was
shelled by rebels without notice and the
life Of the American minister endangered.
Thomas Is. MCGUIRE of New York is
mentioned as the successor of Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly, should he resign
from the Knights of Labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-26
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Sewer Assessments.

The owners OF estates assessed for the construc-
tion OF sewers IN the streets hereinafter named
construction were on the 2Uth day OF July. 1893
10 ed at the oficc OF the city treasu err.
In Gladstone avenue from Harold street to
In academy avenue from Gladstone avenue TO
kSaaem, avenue to Mount Pleasant avenue. and
in Belmont avenue from Academy avenue TO Clare
In beaufort str set from Mount Pleasant avenue
to Academy avenue, aud In Academy avenue from
in marlborough avenue. from Broad street TO
Taylor street. in Taylor street from Marlborough
fro ) Broad street TO Taylor street. and In Moore
street from the summit east OF Updike street to
from Valley street to tie woonasquatucket river
In line nearly parallel with; and about $40
fect ess OF Hemock street uRlthb)ne srcet.l
In Hannah street from Amsterdam 81 treet to Am
nj Ia iSysushn street from Atweu's avenue to
In Audrey street from Bowdoin street to Delaine
In fefrt street from Atwells avenue to West Ex-
change street.
made before the 2Oih day ~ July. 1884, eduction
will he made ON the me at the rate OF six per-
cen,um per annum rom the date ot payment To
One-third OF the as slessment may be paid at any
IS lodged With the City treasurer without Interest
1hc seco d inssallment OF one-third may be paid
thereto the interest the whole amount due on
annum from the 6rst day OF the second year after
sad Judgement 60 the time OF payment
may be pa within three years after said lodge.
pent by paying In addition thereto the interest
IRON the date OF the last payment
1.-THE nrs, installmenti Is no. paid at the end Of
D,sni with the City treasurer she whole assessment
can then be collscte,i with interest thortfrom the
rSs o. sS ~ rer cent PEI annqm m & aRa snGEsRscs Of
| Juy 2olmo City Treasurer.