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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
DIR. UILLIINs DEAD.
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AsHEVILLE. y. G., Jan. 3.-special.-
DR.. Harry Williams dled yesterday alter
noon Of tumor Of the kidney. An opera
ton was performed the dag before, but
TO no avail. DR.. Hunter Mcclure, OF
Richmond. who was telcgraphed Tor,
could not come on account OF other en-
gagemcnts. II Is the saddest dea,n mat
has occurred In Ashcyille I'm many day.
DR.. williams was very popular IN society,
and had just entered upon promising ca
reer as q physician. having graduateo
from a medical college OF Philadelphia
and obtained his license 10 priclce IN
this state from the medical examiners
last summer The family are bowed with
grief.
Two operations were performed the
FIRST for impaction Of the bowels, the last
for tu,nor Of the kidney. The first opera
ton disclosed the true nature Of his dis
ease.
Expressions Of sorrow at the untimely
taking off Of Harry Williams are heard
on every hand.
State Senators Campbell and Davis. Of
this district. leave for Raleigh to-day.
Auditor Robert VI. Furman also leaves
to-day. He viii organize the senate,
there being no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The tobacco market here. after season
Of quiet owing 90 holiday festivities is
again active prices being fair. and the
quality OF tobacco above the average
It Is in order row for the Joint board
Of aldermen and advisers TO sell the
100000 worth Of city paving bonds re-
manning unsod. and IL is believed nego-
tiation for their sale has been begun. II
the money arising from the sale OF these
tords is properly aud economically ex-
pended, oil the streets Of Ashevile-that
is. the most impOrtant-wil receive sub
stantial attention The expenditure OF
this amount Of money. considering what
SEQ 20 uid. ought 70 result f. at least
cif,ht or ten miles OF sDlendidly paved
streets and aidcwalks.
There are more visitors in town now
than usual ut this season, and the hotel
men say they are expecting a big rush
ort ar the HOLIDAYS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
DIR. ". j. ROr4LA DEAD.
The Distinguished CoiicGe Professor Dies
Suddenly In savannah.

The Distinguished foiicae Professor bles
Suddenly In savannah.
WAKE FOREST. y. C., Jan. S-S2cciIl.
This morning veil Of gloom was spread
Ovor the institution and the village b.
the announcement Of a telegram from
savannah that Dr. W. b. Royal had
dropped dcc1 lie was spending his h1li-
days with his daughter III Savannah. Or
Royal was the oldest professor 10 toc
faculty Of W2ke Forest College, beng
si1ty-siX years o'd.
He was professor In this Institution
before end during The war. having written
and Introduced q HCw book in Latin: also,
ne held tho presidency Of a femalc col
lego in Texas. and also the Baptist Fe-
male College in Raldeh. y. G.
Eis remains leave Savannah to-day for
Wake Forest. and viii aIriVs here 20
morrow night The burial viii take place
Thursday morning AT II o'clock, IL which
several noted men Will be and make ad-
dresses. HIS osed and beloved wife was
laid - rest herc last summer, and %
win soon sleep by her side.
The wholc insiitGticn and little town
loN 81 and served tlds great and thor
oughy consccratcd nan. AMI all mourn
his death and deeply eympathl1e with his
bereft SONS ard daughters. All eHamina-
tions End college exercises have been sus-
pended till after the burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Mrs. Crismond Better-Mr. Tabb Dead.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. g.
Speclal.-The residence and farm known
as Sligo" the property OF Mr.. George
T. Ferneyhough. about one-hGlf mile be-
low this city, was sold at public auc-
ton last Saturday. Messrs. Magrath d
Chesley, Of this city, were the purchas-
ers. at S3,Sl5.
Mrs. II. F. Crismond. who has been
critically il for about ten days. and
whose life was at one time despaired or
is somewhat improved, ana is now OK
pected 70 recover
An important meeting Of the Ladies
Mary Washington l1Onument Associa-
ton, of this city. will be held in their
rooms Tuesday evening next.
Mr.. William Tabb, one Of the oldest
Of Spotsylvania's citizens. died at his
home about seven miles from this city,
on Sunday. aged eighty years. Mr. Tabb
was an Englishman, but came 10 this
section about forty years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Monday Clubs Annual Bamouet.

LURAY. VA. Jan. 3.-Special.-Th
Monday Club. the literary and social
organization OF this place. held it's annual
banquet at the Mansion Inn last night.
Forty members and guests were seated
around the festive board. At each plate
was placed souvenir cards of the club
The table was bountlfuly supplied with
everything 20 tempt the appetite. Or.
Keller was toast master, and the follow
Ing gentlemen responded ITO Our Guest.
DR.. Hudson Mcories." Judge Booton:
''The Future Of the Monday Club" Cap
tain ]. II. Booton; "Our Menu" s. II.
Pullman; 1.-THE New Year" c. 7. Chap
man; Cure for BashfuIness," T. M.
zeigler; THE Ladies OF Our Club" DR..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Dpafh of Mrs, TAYLOR.

MANASSAS, VA, Jan. S.-Speclal.-At
the residence Of her son-in-law. Rev O..
G. Peyton. Manassas, Va. on December
81 1892. Mrs. Addie A. Taylor, late Of
Richmond. Va. died. aged fifty-one years.
Mrs Taylor was the only daughter Of
TIE late Contain John Bolcher. a genial
and hospitabie old Virginia gentleman
Of the ante bellum school. noted turfs-
man in his day, whom the older citizens
Of Richmond remember well. sac was
the widow Of the late Samuel Heath
Taylor. Of Richmond Mrs. Taylor leaves
three chlldren-two OF them residents Of
Manchester. and Mrs. Peyton. of Ma
nassas. Her death was truly triumph
- Christian faith. Her last words were:
IAN my trust on Thee is stayed" She
was buried I'm Hollywood on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Narrowly Escape Being Burned to Death.

BURhEVILIE, Va, Jan. 3-Spcciai-
Little Helen Hamilton Leath, the six
year old daughter Of !. Il. Lcath. ~hne
standing around a tire t farm here
her clothing caught on fire. IT was frs
discovered by a rock mason near By.
she called TO him and he seized her while
she was all ablaze. and With thick
gloves he succeeded in exdnGuishing the
flames She came out unscarred ana
perfectly composed. Three years aga,
while leaning out Of two-story window
she fell out on her head and was life
less for two hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Keller: between Heaven and Earth"
J. a. Roller: "Silks and Satins." 4. G.
Read: "rhe Electric Current" II. j.
Stucbaker; "The Eye the window OF
the Soul" A. Broaddus THE Press,
J. T. Berry; "Too Full for Uueranco,
w. III. Leyborn; Stocks" r. II. Humid
Icy; rs Life Worth Living7" ]. a. Broad
,tis. A delightful evening was had by
ali which will long be remembered by
members and guests. and the twinkling
stars I'm the early morning looked down
upon a merry parting,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
An Engine ExplOdeS.

MONON, IND. Jan. 3.-The engine OF the
train going ncrth from Mon0n 80 Michigan
City this afternoon blew up near Frances
Vile, killing two men and perhaps fatally
scalding the third. The fireman. W. ".
Mccarthy. OF indianapolis. was blown into
the air ana dropped dead on the track
The head brakeman had bones broken all
over his body and was terribly scaldcd
but may live A farmer unloading hay
about one hundred yards from where The
engine burst had his wagon torn 60 pieces
and was himself badly hurt by a piece of
casting from the engine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

MEMPHIS. Jan.3.- Tonight fire destroyed
lie following property: Matthews Hardware
Company. less $1,000 insurance $1,000;
/. Ololl & Bro, loss S15.0O0 insurance
SlSrno; $. Levy & Co., trunks loss SlS.0o1,
Insurance $1,000: T. Goldsmith & Bro,
cloth. less $1,000 Insurance sSO,Go; Dean
X Carroll paints. loss $1,000. insurance
$1,000 Total loss. Sl560oo; tota ins ir-
ancc. SlGNCOG. The fdur buildings owned
~ Mrs Kntc Hamilton. valued at $40 eD,
and Insured for $4,000. were damaged
$1,000 The property is located on Main
and tnl,u streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

WINSTON. \. c.. Jan. 3-Speclal.-J.
e. Newsome Glep) has served notice on
4. N. stack G)em) that he will contest
for Stokes and Surry State senatorial
seat. Stack answers Newsome's notice by
charsing him With receiving over go H.
legal votes Each has secured able coun-
eel for contest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

CHASE CITY, VA, Jan. 3.-SpecioI.-
Ex-Judge Foster, Of King William county,
died here Saturday morning of heart
trouble. He had only been here two or
three days.
The Western Union Company has re-
Gently put up another wire connecting us
with Raleigh and Richmond.
The Chase City Lodge !. O. c. r.. has
recently had many additions Of mem
bers and IS doing good work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Mrs. Cnrter HaskIns Dead.

BARROW's STORE, VA, Jan. 3.-Spo-
ciai-Nlrs. DR.. Carter Haskns died Mon
day at the residence of Or. Richard H..
Haskins. and was buried yesterday 81 the
old Neblett burying-grOund on The prrm-
ises of Mrs. Mary Il. c. Gillian. &C.
ceased. Mrs. Haskins was the daughter
Of Major Robert y. Neblett, Of Dinwid-
die. who still survives ner. She leaves
fhree Vnilng ChIlQren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Iucreas. inths Public D.hf.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The public
debt statement issued to-day shows an
Increase i'm the debt during December Of
s379.3l4. Total cash I'm Treasury, s769, 7t0,
$50: total debt OF all kinds, Sl,5G3. Sal. 1s9 I;
net cash balance, s2),09o,5SS being a de-
crease during December Of 81 1880 Gold
silver and currency certificates I'm circu-
lation. 1865. 267 .So1. being an increase during
December of 81. 0J7, 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
n.tI.SUE TIE lHCHBTSIIOP.
& Canadian Paper objects toan fnterdic
ton Being Put on It,

MONTREAL. Jan. 3.Thc much talked Of
notarlal protest by the proprietors Of tie
Canada Revue has been served upon Arch
bishop Fabri. The document. which Is Of
considerable length, IS the first II the Kind
ever served upon Il Roman Catholic pre-
late IN this province The protest sets forth
the object of the Canada Revue.
IL denies that anything against the re-
ligon or teachings OF the Church had ever
been published In its columns. and asks that
the ecclesiastical cenrrc bc revoked. or
ut least that the proprietors q The con
demned Journal be made aware of the al
legged ohjectlonal articles that had been
dispensing 10 His Grace
The protest goes on 70 say that the arch
bishop VIII be given fifteen days 70 con
slider the matter. and il nothing is dcne M
the end OF that time an actiCn In the civil
courts will follow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Mr.. William T. Price. a justice Of the

Mr.. William T. Price. justice OF the
peace. at Ricbland. Nebraska, was con-
hnod 10 his bed last winter with a severe
attack OF iumbago: but "A thorough appn-
cation of Chamberlain's Pain Balm en-
abled him TO get up and go 10 work Mr..
Price says: "The Remedy cannot be re-
commended too highly" Let any one
troubled with rheumatism. neuralgia or
lame back give II n trial and they Will
be of The same opinion. 10 cent bottles for
sale by owens e. Minor Drug Co.. 1907
cast Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Chan BABY was sicx 10 gave her Cas.oria
Ehen she was a t,lla, she cried for Castcrsa.
eghon she b,-au1- Mss. see ching 70 Csstcr6.
When sh- had children, she gave them Castos't
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
nodging Their Qyyn Laws.

ROME, Jan. 3.-The principal italian ship
builders and ship owners have resolved TO
register their vessels under foreign hags
hereafter In order 10 escape the rulnous i'm
posts levied on italian vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

John /. sullivan. the ex-chamrion. when
asked if be had anything 70 say about
the Rev Father Nolan, OF ST. Peters
church. of Poughlleepsie. who had warned
his congregation against attending the
performance. said: mo: no man has
more respect for a priest than ] have.
/ would not speak unldndiy of him, no
matter what he thinks IL his duty 20 say
about me. I am sure that Father Nolan
has been misinformed as TO the character
% oar show. ] am only trying 20 make
my living honestly and without doing
thing that win deserve the rebuke of
any clergyman I am sure II Father
Nolan knew mo and had been properly
informed as 20 The Man from Boston he
would not have gone out Of his way 10
speak unkinaly OF me or Of my business"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

Chamberlain & CO., Des Moines. Iowa
desire TO inform the public that they are
manufacturers Of the most successful
preparation that has yet been produced
for coughs, colds and Group. II VIII
loosen and relieve a severe cold I'm less
time than any other treatment. The ard
cle referred 70 is Chamber!ain's Cousn
Remedy. II is a medicine that has won
fame and popularity on It's merits and one
that can always be depended upon. II Is
the only known remedy that will prevent
Group. Il must be tried 20 be appre-
ciated 1t Is put up in 20 cent and 81 bot
ties. For sale by owens K Minor Drug
Co. 1901 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04

What folly! 70 DO without BrEcuAMs
PILLA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
THE TINES COMPANY.
MOI pySprPStA.

INDIGESTION eAd stomach disorders. sake
SeoyySs IRON nfiYfrs.
an 6csiesx keprlit. 81 per bottle. Gennineh as
Trade mark ana crosssd red liaes o. "rslPs1'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-15
Knnsns CITY Grain Mnri,st.

KANSAS CITY June la-There were very few
car lots OF wheat for sale to-day and mill or.
ders took them all at yesterdays prices Car
lots sold cents above eastern bids for round
lots The trade In futures was fairly active
and prices advanced sharply after lower open
ing July opened down sc at b5E and after
the first few moments there were constant bids
with not much for sale The price advanced to
S'ic and closed at b7Ao September opened a.
5sAe, sold up to 6OHc, and closed at 50 sc gain
Of sc for the day.
Receipts to-day were 10 cars: q year ago, %
cars.
Prices were quoted as follows; No hard
wheat, bs5s a SOC, No hard wheat, SIC; No I
hard wheat, 5hbh5c rejected hard wheat 20 .
Bee No red wheat d colo; No rcd wheat
hsdbVc. No red wheat 5iGD5Sc
The corn market was weak. Local prices
were no lower than those at the close yesterday
but shippers bought corn Ho lower The ad.
vance in eastern markets is likely TO check tho
decline here
Receipts to-day % cars, a year ago, 81 cars.
No mixed corn sold at s3o; No. mixed
Seli613 4e; No mixed, see; no grade e9c; No.
white, sic No, white, 31e1ySic; No 4 white,
asc shippers paid 3dlso Mississippi river, and
9iSc Memphis for No corn; No white sold
Ut 3 g river and sold at l0ls c Memphis.
Demand for oats continues below the supply
and prices were again lower, about 10 to-day.
Cash RTloea Nc nixsd, s1a9sei Ne asV
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-15
THESE PRICES GOOD FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
E. L: HIRSCH,
THE BEN BFIT-

OF $40, SIS, 534 liy the terms OF the act,
the secretary was required to pay for
all silver bullion purchased by
the issue of United States treasury
notes payable in coin, and it provides
that upon demand of the holder of any
such notes they should he redeemed in
gold or silver coin, at the discretion of
the secretary, lit being" in the Ian
guage of the act, the established pol
icy of the United States to maintain
the two metals on II parity with each
other upon the present legal ratio or
such ratio as may be provided by law"
In the execution of this declared pol
icy of congress il is the duty of the
secre tary, when the necessity arises, TO
exercise all the powers conferred upon
him by law, in order TO keep the gov
eminent in condition to redeem its
obligation in such manner as may be
demanded and TO prevent the deprecia-
ton of either, as compared with the
other.
The records of the treasury depart
ment show that during the thirteen
months, beginning May 81, 1892, and
ended May 81, 1898, the coin treasury
notes issued for the purchase of silver
bullion under the act of July Il, 1890
amounted to S49,9Gl, 1874, and that dur
ing the same period the amount of
such notes paid in gold was s47, 435, 173
1t thus appears that all the silver
bullion purchased during that time, ex-
cept S9,2i6,0i+ worth, was paid for in
gold, while the bullion itself is stored
in the vaults of the treasury and can
neither be sold nor used for the pay
ment of any kind of obligation. How
long the government shall be thus COM
PEELED to purchase silver bullion and
increase the public debt by issuing coin
obligations in payment for it, is ques-
ton which congress alone can answer.
II is evident that II this policy is con-
tinued and the secretary of the treasu-
ry shall he compelled to issue bonds or
otherwise increase the Understanding
public debt, it will be done, Cor the pur-
pose of procuring gold with which to
pay for silver bullion purchased under
| the act referred to.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-06-15
Nominating a State Ticket.

Somebody ut Topeka (why do all
great political scarecrows come to life
in TopekaY) has unbOsomed himself to
the effect that the Republicans of the
State are thoroughly disguised with
the convention system of nominating
State candidates and wants the Repub-
lican party to hold kind OF mock
election, cross between the Crawford
county" and the Australian ballot"
systems, in order that every man may
have his say. 1t Is entirely unneces'
sary. The State conventions Of the
past have been composed Of represen.
tative Republicans. II Is true that
gangs" have sometimes got control
but that will not happen next year.
There is no evidence that an under.
standing vote could be secured in coun.
try precincts on candidates for all the
the State offices. Most voters, and
most delegates to the State convention
for that matter, do not know who are
candidates until the convention meets,
An innovation that would be practical
and businesslike, however, would be to
have each county convention instruct
its delegates to Topeka definitely and
unCquivocally on frat and second choice
for leading offices. That would do
away with much of the "trading" and
locality" apportionment. 1t is true
that in order to win the Republican
ticket next year must be like Caesars,
above suspicion. The nearer ii can
represent the combined wishes of all
the members of the party the more
certain will it be to succeed. There
ought to be practical aud straight.
forward method Of remedying the old
convention system faults though The
Topeka kicker has not found it.