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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
A Baseball Forecast.

on SATURDAY the Virsinias will leave
here for Ashland for game with the
Randolph Both teams are strong,
and "a good game is expected. Later thc
v. NJ. J. cadet team viii be here for a
same and the University of Virginia are
also expected. Some other good clubs
are also being negotiated with, and these.
Ina addition 20 the league, which viii be
organized soon. Will give the lovers OF
the national sport an opportunity to wit
ness some good playing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The musical entertainment yesterday
at Monte Maria was well attended and
most enjoyable. There were duets by
Misses Sratton and Dorsey and Misses
Andrews and Dorsey. and solos by Miss
Anna b. Kirk and Miss b. Stratton. A
drama entitled the 1.-TWO Crowns was
very creditahly enacted.
The young ladies taking part IN the
entertainment We're Misses Dorsey, Thorp,
COrbett. Bobe Allen. Brown. Pampel,
Myers, Pearson. Nalmer and Reddy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

one Of the largest tools employed at
the Tredcgar Works for shearing iron
is the rail shears These shears are
s0lidly constructed. and cut of eight
square inches of steel or iron az every
bite. and when in fun motion make 100
bites 10 the h0r. Although these shears
arc heavily and soIid.y built, yet the
great strain upon them very often causes
them To break. and the work Of repairing
them is very difficult and expensive, but
with the improved appliances and skilled
workmen of the present age, the cost has
been brought down 20 "a minimum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The fruit store OF Richard Rye, No.
2lG north Fourth street. was broken into
Monday night. The money drawer was
prized open, but fortunately Dir. Rye
had removed all the money before closing
his store. so the thieves got nothing bus
a few papers. which were OF little valua.
Entrance 10 the store was effected by
breaking a pane OF glass in the rear
window and pushing back the sash-lock.
Ii is thought that this and other rob
berries recently committed are the work
of boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

None Of the cases Of violations OF the
Sunday law were called az the police
court yesterday It has not yet been de-
termiued what disposition viii be made
OF the cases reported. They are al present
being considered by the chief Of police.
Major Poe says that the policemen are
not allowed 90 enter places OF business
without warrants. and frequently this
puts the authorities in an embarrassing
position.
No definite action has as yet been taken
I'm regard 90 the selling Of newspapers,
Ice, etc, on Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Police News.

Of6cer b. a. PoitiauX. of the Second
district. reported for duty yesterday for
tie hsst time since April 18th. lie has
been very IN. and during his sickness
DR.. J. a. White performed a very dan
gcrous operation on his throat.
Officers j. J. Walton and b. NJ. Angle
are also out after lorg spells.
Policeman W. q. Kuhn, OF the First
district. is still confined to his home by
gickncEs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
H0EEI WOOD FkM0RI4E.
The Ladies' VIII Take Part in the Re
interment EHercises.

interment Exercises.
Hollywood Memorial Association held
a meeting yesterday in the Second Pres
bytcrian church. and good deal Of rou-
tine business was transacted. Mrs.
James r. Branch presided in the absence
OF the president Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
Arrangements We're perfected for taking
part in the ceremonies attendant upon
the refinement of President jefferson
Davis.
Tn association viii assemble at Sixth
and Grace in their carriages. and take
their place in the procession as IL comes
from the Capitol.
Some Of the ladies Of the association
will so TO Gettysburg Hill. where memo
rial services win be celebrated. Rev.
Landon L. Mason. OF Grace Episcopal
church will offer prayer. and the hymn
"All Hail the Power Of Jesus Name"
will be sung. There will be no address
Until o'clock Memorial day the asso-
citation viii be occupied decking the
soldiers graves with flowers. The asso-
citation wishes special attention called TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

the fact that the express COMPANY ~
offered TO transport all flowers aaul 70.
10 Hollywood Memorial Association !"
OF charge. All contributions VIII DC
gratefully received ~ ",
Sunday night. May 18th, Rev W. w
Landrum will preach the memorial 81 81
mon at the Second Baptist ehurcn' me
Memorial Association will attend III
body. The ladies' are requested 10 NEE.
In the lecture-roOm OF the chureh a'
7.i5 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
THE ouErN OF ENGLAND, POWER.


The growth OF democratic sentiment i'm
Great Britain has certainly advanced
that power 20 a point that makes it
essentially "a democracy in fact though
monarchy I'm name. The Queen has hard
~ as much real power as the Mayor OF
the city Of Richmond. Indeed, We know
of no single act Of state which. under the
English Constitution as # exists to-day,
it would De thought she had right to
perform without the approval of her
Prime Minister. There is not one she
would dare perform against his expressed
protest
Nevertheless. I'm her way Victoria is
more despotic than the car Of Russia.
and exercises a power over those who
yield her obedience that be cannot, with
an his bayonets, force his subjects to sub
nit 10.
For six months back the females of all
English-speakins peoples have been agi-
tated over the question whether Queen
Victoria would appear at the drawing
room which she has recently held, ape
pareued i'm hoop skirts such as our
mothers and grandmothers wore. sue-
cestion that such an event would occur
having emanatcd from quarters that
seemed TO justify the conclusion that She
would. The question whether the South
ern States should or should not secede
from the Union was not debated with
greater interest than this important event
was discussed 10y the ladies.
When the Drawing Room was held the
Queen did not wear a hoop skirt. but she
had added SO many folds TO the skirt of
her gown that it bore strong resem-
bIance to a skirt supported by hoops.
Now. what consequence has followed?
That every Notwithstanding man who
has paid his wife's dry goods bin for the
present spring, finds that bis Uife's
dresses all have FIVE. six and seven Yards
more of material in them with trimmings
TO match. than last springs dresses had.
are we wide OF the mark when we say
that this is a manifestation of tyranni-
cal and despouc power which the Car
of Russia cannot make?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
WEDNESDAY. MAY II, 1898.
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Schiller Lodge, 1. O. O. f., Lee Camp
Hall.
Pocahontas Tribe, I. O. II. NJ, Powells
Hall
Good VIII Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
Druid's Hall
pm. Kearney Post, G. A. r., Eagle Hall.
Richmond Lodge. Tonu, Jr O. u. a. VI.
Hall.
The state Council, Chosen Friends, Cen
trail Hall
stoncwan Camp, Fraterral Legion. Jr
O. L. A NJ Hall.
Mount Erin beneficial and Social society
P0whatan Hall
Virginia Lo6ge. Sexennial League, Druids
Hall.
Company A, FIRST regiment armory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
CoTroNs.

COZ AiNos
Organizes, Swiss Mulls.
India MuHs India iinnas.
Dotted and Figured swisses.
Persian Lawns. Swiss Lawns,
Indian Dimities. &c.
S-f French Organizes, %. Jc. and 81
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Dotted and Figured Swiss. % 20 ge
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india Linons. y t-2. -. 10, p. 81. % l--c.
yard
Ilnon dIrelaud. 20. p and Doe. yard
Indian Dimlty. 80 and 81 l-2c. yard.
Swiss Lawn. B-inch. controlled by u.s.
Is considered the best fabric Of che Kind
made.
5c. ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

1t thinks the earning capacity of
soldier should be pat at $500 year above
the cost of his own subsistence, which
would make what they would have
earned during the four years, # there
had been no war S1,MZ2n,2oO This is,
Of course, very largely conjectural and
may be very far wrong, though large
sum should undoubtedly be put down to
this account. 1t then gives the annual
payments we have made for pensions
thus:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Fire Alarm.

A fire alarm was turned in from box
IS last evening at 6:iS o'clock. the occasion
being the burning OF a chimney at No
COS Price street. Damage trifiing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
LECTURE

7 ECTURE BY REV. THOMAS DIXON.
l. JR., AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MAY
~. 1893 at $50 p. NJ. Subject THE
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR" Admission. 20
cents. No extra charge FOR reserved
seats. This is Mr.. Dixon's best lee
ture myi4-Gt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
GARNTTURE.

white and Cream Chiffon Edge.
y to zoe. yard.
White and Cream Laces. SILK 'han-
tnly Point Applique. Point de Gene
Point d'Ireland. Point Gaze, BourdJHHe'
&c.
2Oc. 10 1925 yard.
White and Cream Ribbons. in sa.ln
and eros grain; Douhle-faced Satin. No.ie
with fancy edge; MORE OF eros GfAia'
with plain edge 10 inches wide
TO Coo. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

II is great pity that there should be
20 much said about secu6nalism and
classes IN connection with our guberna-
torlai contest for the nomination. II Will
be most unfortunate day for Virginia
should she ever have a sectional or class
Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

James Gordon Bennett. it seems, has
not decided 90 sell his New York Herald
outright but he will form # into a stock
company retaining a controlling inter
est himself Something unknown, but
doubtless serious. underles this action.
Never before In the history of the Herald
has the name OF James Gordon Bennett
failed to appear at the top Of its editorial
columns and the present Bennett would
not take IL down now unless he felt COM
PEELED TO do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

White and Cream Chiffon and Nous
line dc Sole. double width.
sl0O and yL25 yard.
os, door 2i anneNi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

2i-inch Cream Crepe de Chine.
Sl.25 yard.
0st hoor under daylight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The Cuban-Amcrican League sun
claims that they are opposed TO war,
but desire TO obtain Cuban independence
by purchasing "the ev-r-faithful isle
Spain would do well to sell Cuba for a
good price. and would doubtless DO so. il
not prevented Boy political influence in
Europe The European nations fear that
should she sell the island it would not
be very long before it would fan into
the hands of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

It is ludicrous to read in the Republican
papers slurs at the administration for
going so slowly in the matter Of tariff
revision. How can the administration do
anything with the tariff. until Congress
meets? These smart Republican papers,
which think they are making a good point
against mr. Cleveland and the Democratic
party will find that before he goes out
of Office. the revision of the tariff will
have been accomplished 10 the satisfac-
tion of the people, and to the discom-
ltnre Of the RenuhMcan party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

Atwood Cream Albatross. Henrietta,
Ratiste. Nuns Yelling. India Twill Storm
Serge and Flannel, 8S inches wide.
Soc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
Total
The Suns final comment is:

Thus it appears that, in order TO keep
these eleven States under Ike flag the
nation mas paid at least S3223,OlSSl0 more
than the entire valuation of all property
in those eleven States at the time when
tho war was fought. But the war for the
Union was foUSht for an idea and the
idea was worth all IL has cost
The wars maintained 10y Great Britain
TO overthrow and suppress Bonapartd.
cost her much more than this If we con
slider her case from all the standpoints
that the Sun has taken. and both Eng
land end the rest Of the world think the
money was well spent conside ring the
end achieved.
But the war on the part of the North
was an unholy one OF invasion and con-
Quest-of pillase and suppression Of
peoples rights. II is not so clear that
such an end was worth the cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

Au-Wool Cream Albatross. Henrietta
Bauste. Nuns Yelling India Twill Storm
Serge and Flannel, 8S inches wide.
soc. yard.
Cream Mohair Brilllantine silk finish
IS inches wide.
Soc yard.
ATWOOD Cream Henrietta, Serge and
Extra Fine Storm Serge. 5 inches wide
Zoe yard
Atwood and SILK and Wool Henrietta
(sik fnish. Bongaline Cord lsilk warp
Sublime silk warp)
2l0O yard
SILKS.
20-lnch washable White japanese Slk
Soc yard.
2s-inch Washable white and Cream Jara.
nese Silks.
Use. yard.
27-lnch washable White and Cream Iar1-
nese silk. extra heavy
500 yard.
2i-lnch White and Cream Hrocha China
Silk. entirely new and pretty designs
500 yard
2i-inch Cream Crepe de Chine.
$i25 yard.
Qst floor, under daylight
White and Cream Chiffon and Nous
line dc Sole. double width.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17
81 3i19sOO

For long time no distinction was made
on the books between pensions for the
Revolutionary war, the war Of 1872 and
the Mexican war The deduction of $ll2-
OOO.OO is on account OF these. And what
an astonishing exhibit is here made.
Fifteen millions r&il fer pensions in 1866,
when the country vas mlcl with crippled
and disabled men @nd five millions of
that fifteen for pensioners Of previous
vars and NlG.M0oO0 paid twenry-cisht
years after the war is Overt
The sun then sums mp the case thus:
RecapiWatng these several items of
expenditure and emitting from considera-
ton amy OF the other myriad sources of
expense or loss properly but less directly
Crargeahle TO the civil war We obtain
feir minimum estimate of what ii cost the
North TO preserve the Union:
Current war expenses. 2.14f975 0S7
Rounties other than Federal. 2S5.9n. lbs
Estimated private contributions 5O,JJO00O
Loss OF soldiers productive
labor Observation-Disclosures. l,0lI2N. go
War claims of various sorts.... 10000 800
Interest on war dcbt............. 2355.S29 1O2
PeasicIs on account of civil
war ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.i3t. 500
r,...1 e. ts- o. .t p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

The Philadelphia Times believes that
general financial revulsion is not now
possible In this country such a disaster
can come only when the people are over
loaded with debt and sudden depression
In values makes bankruptcy erupt IN the
legitimate channels of industry and trade
The Times says: THAT IS not the con-
dition Of this country on the contrary.
the people OF all sections OF the Union
were never more generally solvent than
they are to-day"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

Cream Mohair Brilllantine. silk finish,
3S inches wide.
Soc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

We are sorry 10 hear Major Hoge Tyler
talking so much about party machinery
being used against him. He is probably
alluding TO the fact that Colonel O'FerraiL
having announced his candidacy for Gov
ernor has been going throughout the
state organizing his friends in his inter
est. This Is what he had a right to DO
and is exactly what Major Tyler himself
is now doing Let us hear, then, nothing
more about "the machine" There was a
machine organization I'm Virginia last
year on a large scale in the interests OF
Senator Hill. but the people broke it
all TO pieces. and since then no other has
existed in the State. If either O'Ferrall,
Tyler or Buford is nominated, he will
be chosen on his own merits, without the
aid Of machine work, and whichever of
the three is successful will be elected, and
will make an excellent Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

27-inch Washable White and Cream J1r1-
nese silk. extra heavy.
500 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

Total since the war............N,5'l 800
Less allowance for other pen
sions. u2O1J.0)0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

2i-lnch White and Cream Hrocha CHINA
Silk, entirely new and pretty designs
Sl0) yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

SILKS.
20-inch washable White japanese STR
Soc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

x-Postmaster-Gcnca Wanamakcr
called ON eN-Presidcnt Harrison at
indianapolis a few days ago, and
spent the day with him. The
northumberland says that his
visit was Of no political significance. but
as Mr.. Harrison is being spoken of as
the next Republican candidate for Prosi-
dent. ne viii hardly make the public be-
lieve that he did not say something about
another 100000 corruption fund in 1896
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

2s-inch Washable white and Cream Ja1a-
nese Silks.
Zoe. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

It also thinks an estimate should be
made for the loss In the way Of production
by reason Of so large a part Of the adult
males being in the army. II gives the
..,o-- ~ enr,.icn thrnnoh tho Mnr thms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-17

THE CIRCULATION or THE TIMES
IS LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN
ITS HISTORY. AND is STEADILY IN
CREASING.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
anad's,rtltd1e aut,,ota ataats- 8ett,.,ts, aeanntne, 20. asaat 1898.

roDun9, iiber welbe all9emein 9efla9t
tptrb, gu 1eBen. Ser Sunferton uno Die
Sunfer'nonier treffen iiberau auf ben BrDe
letarierton u1b Die Yroletarterulanier.
&abau lit bic 2oiung je8lt9er 8etpcgung
unb aus bieier allgemetlten ~Gaoaurnaderei
Elm pOlitiibes Concert 5u macber, erl3etnt
unm09lt6. 9abet lit nun i'm 5tetcbstag
Die parIamentarii6e 3u6t burcbaus nt3t
10 ftren9 mic J. 8. i'm Gon9reB in Waibtngs
ton, unb man lit audi bel pent9er empttnb5
li3 gegcn Giigen SeitenS bcs 8oritanoes.
SIS fo1tmcn 9eIptB I'M Gei6Sto9e ma1b7
mai an einem Sage mebr SronungSrute
tpe9en unparlamcntarilber N1sbriide bot,
ais IN WaibtngtDn in etnem ga1l3en @on@
9reB. S6nn ber 1tnitano, Dap Die Nb>
georoneten iid Direct nit Nailten anreOen
unb Der 8rdiibcnt pieber nO3 jcocn Ib9ez
oroneten NIT Isle" al1rebet, ). s.: uWenn
tb Die @lode riibrc, 70 beoeutet bas, oaB
sic 3u l6tpetgen baben !" fiibrt lelbitper@
itGnolt3 Su elmer 9rOBeren 3obl bon per>
lOnlt6en @onfltcten, ais iDettn eS benz Sor9
1tber tpte bel ltnS 1tur nacb pteoerboltcr
Wdrtltn9 erlaltbt 1T, neutrality-suspicious. nit
9tdnten gu nenne1t, uno bas ais beionbere
Strafe gilt. Gin 9tb9eorbneter, neldcr
tpegen 9rober Gcrlebun8 beS porlae
~mentarti6en %2lnitonOes gut SrOnlrng gcs
rufen tpurbe, frogt itb bel inns, tpie ptcI
Stimmen ibnt baS foiten miro. i6ier lodt
ct bariiber, unb fetn Dteni6 fiimmert ii6
Oarum. SIS lit nur Elm Slid, boB man
bon bteien parlamentariidcn S%erbdItntfien
feinen &iidi6IuB - weni9itens obne 9roBe
@tni6rGntuns auf ben seieQibaftli6en
8erfebr maden barf, benn ipnit tpare es III
0euti9lanO vi6on ni3t mebr i60n".
Saul 8 oIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29

8erfaier AUDI Ser misunderstanding ais
cines getpalttgen 11nterne6menS uno fiibrt
ben &eiienben oann na6 Milpaufee, beiien
CUR Sdlfte beuti6e 8epOlterung ii6 nit
@ifer unb GrfoL9 bic g flege bon Muiit unb
&utlt anselegen ietn lol1e.
9as 8aebefer'i6e 6an6bucb lit NIT 3ablz
rei6en &arten unb 8lGnen ausseftattet
unb lit obne !3tpeifel Der bette Siibrcr in
Oeuti6er Spra6e burcb bie 8ereinisten
Staten, tpent9itens fiir 9tuslGnoer.
W0ge bas 8erf3en baSu ~beitragen, Sic
bcuti6en 8elucber ~unicres Qanoes iiber Die
bieii9en 8erbdltniiie aufSufldren unb Sic
geraoe5u tpunberbaren 8orurtbeile 3u GER
itoren, pelbe nod bielfacb iiber Die 8ereiz
ni9ten Staatcn oerbreitet itnb.
81. 8ocdItn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
@erlemsnen ibr snSentbmm.
washington Sentinel.)

0ieIe Seitungen 6aben obne ieben bDIet
Stntergc6anfen seia9t, Der neue 8tener
@enerolz GoniuI S II 3 5 unb ber neue gtetp
Oorfer @tntpanberun9s %Gommiidr . +.
Senner feien Suoen aus Se1terretcb.
0a bieS Die stpet tpi6ti9iten bis tebt inter
ber 6iesmaligen 8rGitbcnti6aft @lepelano's
oen 9eutidbzllmeritanern 5t gut geibrte1
benen @rl1cnnIngen iinb, 10 mar es nattrz
Iib, bab einige 8~etrabtun9en an ite gez
fniipft tpurben.
BUR Grfldrung ber Grtennung Suob's,
elmer au6erbnIb ct. 2outs 9dn5ltcb utbe1
fontlten, 1tnb fir elm 70 iptcbtiges Nntt
tpentg bcfGDi9ten YeriDnli6teit, puroe bon
Sreun6en @leuelnnb's 9eltenb 9entacbt: tie
fei Daraltf berecbuet, benz 6entotratti6en
Stimm3etteL bel Der beporitebenben Stabtz
tpabl III ct. 2outS 3u belfen, tnbem bort
tpe9ert beS OttBlingenS Der WtaDorstdnDt1
bot1r zines iiibii9eu 9emofraten groBe
OttBItirnn1ung 1nter ben Sll0en berr1be.
9lber leioer bate b1e Grnennul19 SuDD's
eine gang entgegenge1ebte Btrfut9 oentt
Der bemotratii6e Stimm3etteI tpurDe or9
ge16lagen. 8alb barauf 9tn9 aber 6crr
Subj, oer ais Suoesaus Seiterretcb IN Ote=
1es San6 fam, ber uno erflGrte Dftentlt6,
er fei fein Sube, iOn6ern Elm S~reiOenter.
Dieter Sage beiuobte Der @intpanbe7
runssausi9uB bes 8ullOesienats bas Stem
Onrfer @ii1pdnoerungsoepot, un0 Sim
fponberungsz @ommiiGr Senner iplr6e bon
ibm @tbIi9 iagte Senner
babel aus, Die i6limmften ber ieBi9en Sim
panberer isten Die ruiiti6cn Suben. gtun
fragte i'm ber Senator CHANDLER: y9tber
ftn6 sic benin ni6t ieIbit Elm Sube =? S6er
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