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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
INDICTED MEN ARRESTED.
Terry and Others Presented by the NOE
uoke Grand Jury Give Bonds.

ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 2.-SpeciaI'-
Chief Terry and Sergeant Griffin. OF the
police force. surrendered to the Hust-
Ings Court this morning and gave bond
in the sum of 81 80 each to answer the
indictment found against them by the
special grand jury yesterday.
T.. L. Page, butcher, was arrested
but. not being able TO furnish a bondsman
for $500. was locked up. James G.. Rich
ardson will be arrested at his home IN
the county tonight or in tho morning.
Walter S. Boone. a prominent merchant.
and Frank Sheppard, a Chicago drummer,
cannot be found. Those indicted for mis-
iemeanor will simply be summoned to
appear on the same day Of the November
term for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
JONES oN"oUANlIrY."

It was exceedingly well that Senator
Jones Of Nevada should have put his pet
theory into contradisunction TO what he
calls the rad" Of sensible men-that what
all countries need is good money rather
than abundant money lie declares that
in his opinion quantity is the thing
wanted, and not quality. But he does
not tell what the thing OF which there Is
TO be a great quantity is TO be. His idea
is that a vague. ideal thing called "quan-
tity' is to be the standard Of value which
is to be without limit and to be unknown
It has all the appearance of a joke TO
make a serious statement of this sort.
hut This IS what he press dispatches
represent the proposition 70 be which he
contended in one section OF his speech
delivered Oh Monday.
This is very ridiculous and very absurd
But is It really any more ridiculous ana
absurd than any Of the other positions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
IF YOU SEE IT IN TIE SUN 1T MAY
NOT ~ SO

The New York Sun tells the truth very
often, but it's all humbuggery for # to say
III you see it in the Sun it's so" and
it keeps that legend standing always on
its first page. Let us see about It. Last
Sunday it undertook to tell as editOriaily
all about the United States senators. and
said that Senator john h. Gordon was a
Major General In the Confederate States
army. But Senator Gordon was a Lieu
tenant General in the Confederate States
army, as the Sun could easily have found
out if it were as diligent in getting facts
as it is in representing that It states
nothing else. In the same article it said
that Senator White. of Louisiana was not
thirty-hve. when. II he is not actually
fifty he is not more than two years from
it. We know the sun tries to tell the
truth. and succeeds very often. 1t is not
its fault that it has not that large scope
OF information which is possessed else
where II does its best. and has succeeded
fairly wen. In the future, if the sun
viii apply 10 The Times when it finds
itself az fault. we will cheerfully give it
that aid and assistance which we never
refuse TO deserving seekers OF truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

differently. and has taken his stand for
unconditional repeal. The Times falls into
line and will give him its heartiest sup
port
And, in furtherance OF that object, we
want TO declare our most emphatic en-
dorsement Of what Senator Hlll said In
his speech IN Brooklyn. Monday night.
We plant ourselves irrevocaby and for
ever upon the statement made by him:
''For one, am In favor Of heroic action.
end advocate n resoute effort 10 establish
forever the sacred principle that ma
jOrity must be permitted 90 rule In the
United States Senate as well as In every
other legislative body In the country. NO
matter what may be the outcome OF the
present struggle the necessity or
change in the Senate rules has been
abundantly demonstrated. 1 promise you
that the effort for a change VIII be
continued irrespective Of the fate OF the
present bill. The country may need re-
lief In the future, az well as now. PAR
Iiamentary distractions - unreasonable
and protracted-should be a thing OF the
past"
We say amen 10 every word Of this
parliamentary obstruction-unreasona
and protracted- should he a thing Of the
past" The foundation-stone Of our very
existence is that the will Of the majority
when that will is once fairly obtained and
clearly expressed, shall prevail, and we
have gone back 10 chaos and anarchy
when that principle is set aside or ig-
nored.
II IS strange how strong, healthy, man
full conduct warns one up to 4 man. Mr..
Hill's past public career has been as hate
ful to The Times as il is possible for the
course Of a public man to be. His philos-
ophy Of politics has been management
and manipulation, all idea Of which we
abhor from the bottom Of our soul. But
he is shining so resplendenuy now with
his strong, manful, common sense and
patriotism that we overlook all of his
past career in which we differed with
him. He is exhibiting to-day more Of
the statesman and leader OF men than all
the rest of the Senate combined. We
hope he will hold on 10 the work ne has
Undertaken, and that he will relax no
effort 70 induce other senators in joining
with him and reconstructng the Senate
so that It may be able TO conduct its az
fairs as every other body Of men in
the world can.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
Il, 10, IS and II East Broad,
RICHMOND. wednesday, Oct. IS. 1898.

The creation Of this seasons
Wraps bestowS wonders on the
grace Of women---That much for
the last and latest effects as shown
by us to-day---The priceS---They
range from the lowest to the most
exquisite gradeS---The styles re-
main the Same--S4.35 or $4,000,
near five hundred prices.
Nearly two hundred of this same style
came yesterday 10 supply the missing
sizes. We claim $3.50 for s2j value
The Skirt Coat OF fine Imported Melton,
$500.
Smooth Diagonal for s..
Diagonal and Kerseys for $3.50
Such quantities and varieties Of quail
ties, colors and styles OF trimmings
have never graced our Cloak Room.
There is a broad significance in
the fitting up of this Cloak Room
that overlooks .nothing---not even
the lnfant---I to 4 years Of age---4
to 7 years---8 to 10 years. II to
IS years. All and each have their
exclusive styles, built upon the
merited acceptance of the best
makers in Europe and America.
There is as much in the comfort
of UNDERWEAR as there is in the
necessity Of its wearing properties.
UNDONE SUITS for Ladies and
Children express the acme Of COM
fort. Try them on our say so.
Here are the prices:
Heavy Cotton Yarn, well made and
crochet finish, 6jc a suit.
Egyptian Yarn, all sizes, for $3.50.
Swiss Ribbed, Unshrinkable White, 1886
Natural or black. $500.
Three grades In Chlldrens-97c, Sl.1S and
$l.3S a suit.
Ladies' Winter Merlno Shirts or Draw
ers are sold for 44c. We have never
seen their equal for the price. %
various sorts beyond that price; all
selected with the care OF giving salts
faction to our patrons.
That little animal is caught it
avoided the trap Of man until in its
full plumage. MINK SCARFS---
quite a number came yeSterday---
the pick of hundreds.
We price them to-day $500, $3.50 and
$50.
Stone Martin. $3.50 and 5000.
Baltic Seal, sl.25. sl.75 and S.Sj.
Money may be hard to get, but
the deprecated values in merchan-
disc equal the deficiency more than
often here.
New values TO these sets of
Books---HandSomely bound in cloth
and gold:
Macaulays History Of England,
volumes, {l.l8.
Coopers Leather Stocking, 5 volumes.
Sis
Charles Dickens. volumes, yl9s
Hawthorne. volumes, Csc.
Reyeries OF a Bachelor, Dreamllke,
volumes zoe.
Donovan-We Two, volumes, SOC.
Bronte. volumes, S2.2j.
Shakespeare volumes, $3.50.
Besides many others.
IT'S AN EVOLUTION IN BOOK
PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
THE COMPROMISE MIR. Hin.

In the opinion Of The Times. the Presi-
dent made a mistake in refusing to as
sent 70 the compromise agreed on last
week regarding the Sherman law. II was
unconditional repeal for all essential pur-
poses. The mere purchasing OF S50oo0. 900
OF silver was not a matter worth a mo-
ments consideration. This government
could buy the stun and then throw It
into the sea and never give the matter a
second thought We DO not think. then.
that whea the essential matter contended
for had been gained the President was
JUSTIFIED IN continuing the country in its
present distressed condition one hour
longer. Each day or the present
strain costs II more than 5000 900.
But since the President hss thought
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Populist Nomination for Stafford and
King George.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. "a
speclal.-Mrs. Margaret Perry. mother OF
Mr.. Robert o. Perry. was paralyzed at
her home to-day. She is seventy-three
years old, and her condition Is critical
Mr.. Thomas ]. Johnson, of Baiumore,
and Miss Charlotte r. Mayo, daughter Oh
eI-Congressman Robert NJ. Mayo, or west
moreland county. were married yesterday
near Hague, Rev. c. j. S. Mayo COUSIN
Of the bride, officiating.
Hon. T. j. Hudson. Popuiist MEMBER
OF Congress from Kansas, spoke at ,ne
courthouse here tonight TO large gain
ering. composed mostly OF Democrats, VINO
were attracted by curiosity.
The Populists OF Stafford ana Ming
George counties nominated to-day Henry
Hudson, OF the latter county, as their
candidate for the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
ArWo THOUSAND POUND Turtle.
Monster Captured In Pamlico sound-Took
Eight Men TO Land Him.

Monster captured IN GuinllcO sounu-ioOh
Eight Men 10 Land Hin.
Mr.. J.. B. Midget. Jr., Of Rodantha,
Dare county, furnishes US with the fol-
lowing description Of a sea monster, Of
the sea turtle family, which was captured
in Pamlico Sound near Gull Shol chan
mel, by himself, J. @. j. Midget and j. B..
Daily on the 7th day Of october 1893.
This piscatory monster. which our cor
respondent calls - young devil in the
shape OF turtle was seven feet one
inch long: seven feet nine inches from
tip to tip Of forearms; length aft from tip
10 tip four feet ten inches and half;
had tail eighteen inches long; had tusks
six to eight inches long; and weighed
about 1000 pounds. His shell and skin
were black 1t took eight men 10 land him
when tied 10 the shore by the keeper
Of the New Inlet station, who was al
home on a days privilege, and was called
for that purpose. lie was caught In net
and roped along side Of the schooner
When first discovered he was making
about fifteen miles an hour down the
sound earring a sea with him as large as
a twenty-five foot shad boat He died be-
fore he was gotten 10 land, and died
harder than any monster that ever did
die This monster now lies at CIarks-
Vile. " c., for all who wish 10 see MIN,
and these facts are furnished by eye-wit-
nesses.-Falcon N. c. Economist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
RFpEAL IN SIGHT.

Our articles on the duty OF Southern
senators and on Senator HIll's efforts 10
.oorre cloture rule were written and
,n type before our dispatches stating
that opposition to repeal had been aban-
doned came TO hand. The articles are
right and patriotic, though, and we shall
therefore allow them to stand. But let
us all thank Heaven that the end seems
al hand,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
A Serious Cnse.

Mrs Virginia Miller, who was run
over on Friday last by a bicyclist, is more
seriously hurt than was at first supposed.
I saw DR.. Hunter Mcclure. and he
told me that he had discovered the neck
OF the thigh-bone 10 lie broken. He fur
Their stated that this accident would re-
suit in Mrs. Miller being lame the rest
OF her life and that she would be unable
to walk without the aid Of a cane, and
would probably be compelled to use
crutches.
This accident should be a lesson to the
wheelmen Of our city. who i'm the future
should be more careful while riding
through the streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
the following communication from II. H.
Markham. Governor Of California.
II desire 10 give notice 20 official
heads OF various Governments, States
and Departments OF the world, that the
people OF this State Will hold an Inter
national Exposition i'm the city OF san
Francisco. commencing January /, 1894
and l would most respectfully invite the
same hearty support Of your citizens,
II possible. as was so generously given
10 the Columbian Exposition at Chicago"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1898,
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Schiller Lodge, /. o. o. f., Lee camp
Hall.
Concordia Newport, Concordia Hall.
Stuart Council, A. i. Of H., Powell
Hall.
Martha washington Lodge, K. and L. OF
H., SO5 north Fifth street.
Good VIII Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ
Druids' Hall.
Richmond Council, Chosen Friends, FL
let's Hall.
Richmond Lodge. A. o. U. w, Odd-Fel-
lows Hall.
Queen Lodge Golden Shore, Elletts Hall.
Company 3D." First Regiment, Armory'
Elba Beneficial and Social Society, Cen
trail Hall.
Trades Council, Eagle Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
FINS IMPORTED WATCHES.


N0WLAN & CO., 92I East Main
Street. are aiding TO ther eleg1nt and
complete stock a handsome line Of
FINE IMPORTED WATCHES, the
product Of the best SWISS makers.
Among them the justly celebrated
VACHERON and C0NSTANTIN, which
they confidently comment for Their
accurate time-keapin qualities.
Also FINE ChR0N0GRAPHS, RE-
PEATERS. and TIMERS in handsome
GOLD HUNTING and OPEN FACE
CASES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

taken by the free oliver advceatesF Bon
down what any one Of them says ana II
turns out that he is constructing theory
by which he is cndesyoring to persuaue
YOU that fifty cents are as good as d
dollar. This is what all OF them ann at
end we do not see at all that Jones Is
the biggest fool Of the lot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
pnfrintio i-nncrfntInn

Major Jonn Page, OF Hanover, has been
chosen by the people Of that county to
compile the names Of Confederate
soldiers from Hanover county who fell
in the late war. His purpose is 10 ascer-
tain also the company regiment, etc,
OF which they were members, and the
places where they were killed or died.
The list will be entered upon the records
OF the court Any information IN this
direction VIII be gratefully received by
Major John Page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
SILK AND FUR.

Although the wool goods are dressed In
their gayest, every one is hunting a silk
dress. Even woods which have chenille
patterns Of silk and other equally elaho-
rate adornments are not so much in favor
as all-silk goods. Silks are used for street
dresses, visiting gowns, dinner dresses ana
every imaginable article OF dress. what
q luxury to be clad in the soft, dainty
stuff from head 10 foot-from ones dainty
bonnet to ones clinging silk hosel No
wonder that France leads the world I'm
fashions. Surely ali the world will follow
the makers of this gorgeous fabric, no
matter what startling reform they make
bold to propose, and rapturously wear
rose red silk dresses with monstrous ecru
roses brocaded IN II, II so decreed In Paris
A beautiful reception dress Of pale yell
low. with stripes OF morningglories climb
ing on II, was trimmed with heltotrope
velvet and gold passementerie, sending a
pang to the heart Of the fashion writer.
who comes very near breaking the tenth
commandment
Other brocades have long leaf patterns
with a kind OF serpentine twist. other
silks are striped one in a mauve shade,
has stripes Of satin and gros grain. The
gros grain stripe is plain, but the satin
stripe is I'm clOuded stripes Of purple,
brown, peacock green and solferinO-just
a trace Of each. A beautiful dress OF
emirence velvet, combined with the same
81 ade OF faced cloth, was the chief at
traction In a window recently.
We have above. a beautiful combina-
ton Of satin ard hrocaded silk The satin
Is changeable brown and old rose, and the
silk IS brocaded with blGe. tight hitting
bodice is made OF the brocade. ard the
skirt is sewed on around the hips. Ii is
Of satin and shows a return to fashions
OF two or three years ago. II is puckered
up on one side with buckle, and trimmed
around the bottom with fancy passemen-
terie a faring cOlarette Of brown satin
faced with blue is edged with fur. The
sleeves Of the brocade have puffs Of
brown and bands Of passementerie and
FIR around the bottom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
Railroad stoekhnlaers, Meetlnr

The meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Chesapeake ana Ohio Railroad Com
pany and the Buckingham Railroad Com
pany was held IN PAGES building. corner
Of Eighth and Main streets. yesterday.
No business was transacted. The Ches-
apeake asd Ohio adjourned TO meet Tues
day. November 18th. while the Bucking-
ham stockholders selected Tuesday. No
vember 7th. as the date OF their next
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
Hospital Guild.

The young society ladies OF this city
will organize a Hospital Guild Society,
to assist in the work in connection with
the new college OF medicine and sur
gerry recently established in this city.
Their first meeting win be held at 1870
on Friday evening OF this week at Mrs.
Conway r. Towards residence, number
SIG Park avenue
The meeting Friday evening will be
with view 10 organization. The nature
and method Of the work will be dis
cuSSed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
| TEMPLE I
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROADlSDADlaSs F3EEa
Our IDEA !.
DOING BUSINESS

is 10 be OF the greatest possible ..-..
TO those who choose our SION. %, 49,.
Whatever we can save 20 49, -
better qualities and l0Ve-
fuller sizes. more careful w0rk~.-..
IS sure TO be 10 our aia1ae. t,
end. IL isn't to-day alone h.t ...
row-next year-we'rc c1mur. w.
bombast. no braggadocI1. tg, ,..,,.
our statement In plain clothes nm, II,
actly ht the article ADVERTISED .A-
believe, a good way Wa t-.
none better. Commenced thar g-.. NJ
teen years ago. I'm Washington "a '
two years ago IN Richmond s-l
year ago IN Baltimore. Naryl,-4
we keep on that way. eycsrt tr., +.
manner Of dealing grows more AMI .-..
liberal, and We DO everything fss. ~
be done consistently for he g-.,,...
good OF all our customers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Bacteria are simply microscopic plants
Of varying sizes and shapes, some OF
them being so small that 1900 laid end 10
end would not make row more than an
inch in length Some are fiat, others are
round or oval. and still others are rod
shaped. The oldest form Of all is that OF
the one that is the exact counterpart OF
the corkcrrew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
---------
An q Per Gent. InXestmant.

Commercial Building and Loan Asso-
citation offers for sale limited number
Of its full paid per cent stock al $leO
per share. This stock is redeemable at
any time after one year at par upon
thirty days notice. For full particulars
and prospectus call or address CONNER
cial Building and Loan Association, SOB
east Main street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
Col. Cutshow Rsni4Iv Im,-or,nn

A letter received from Colonel Cut
shaw by lady friend IN this city yes
terday. stated that he was rapidly I'm
proving.
He said that II was the amputated end
OF his leg. and not the thigh. that was
injured. and that he hoped to be IN
this city In the course Of the next two
weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
Mrs. F.Onrn0y Better.

Mrs II. w. Flournoy, the wife Of the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, who has
been sick for some time, is improving, but
is likely to be confined TO her bed fos
several weeks 10 come on this account
Judge Flournoy Will be prevented from
taking a very active part in the remain
der Of the campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
VERY IMPORTANT

LINEN ANNOUNCEMENT
In our Linen Department .rIs v..
We are displaying q very hrr, s,i
varied assortment OF Table Ulrs...
Napkins. Doylies. Tray Cloths. r.-.,
and Plain Damask and Huck Towels ri,
Bureau Scarfs. These are new ga-i,
and the designs and values are IA ..i
as are shown IN the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
ECONOMY SUE Sa95
81 Z. Broad ST.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine WORKS,
Richmond. Va. oct -, 80
THE SCRIP OF THIS COAi ~ q
1 issued Tor labor August 10 lo'9' - -
maturing on the 18th DAY on yGrta
BEH. 1898 Will be paid OK AND ~ -.
THAT DATE al the once 9r the 10h
pany. at It's works. ....,-sr
Parties giving notice 90 the te' .r,ra
OF the amount OF said scrip bel. ~ -
will be paid at the city Bank. 2 ~,
desire. WILLIAM Is. t,--.'af
Oc2f-3t tI'''N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

SILVER, OR GRASS BLFACHFp
Damask. This Damask is finished ye-y
soft and at 5oc yard is the best Dam
ask sold anywhere at The price g pat.
terms. 81 inches wide. at -0c yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
rnYsIcAL crI1rHE.

edmond STUDIO or IN IN. ' itr@s;
IL ClillCKE. 2p6 north FIRM ,.te,i i
1,etwe.n BROAD ana Grace. 81 "a -
fICHARDSON, Proprletofs' ,,,t,'ltlqis.
Prescription Exercises for iht wv snd
Glasses FOR gentlemen, lSaies;, George
ssi risi, Dosstsr Professor Horace
smith Physical Director Apply 81
To- ,srms. 20s north Fifth strse1.
se24-su.w frlm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
MANCHESTER TAXES.
THELAsT HALF

HE IAoI HALT
OF the Civ and School Tax Tor 1899 is due
NOVEMBER isT All persons having "a u
the first half OF the same July ist, and who
pay the last half on or before NoYember
LIST, will he entitled q rebate Of ~ per
cent. on one half e ID per cent. on The
other.
I AN NOW READY
To receive he State Tax FOR 1893. and per
cent will DO added 20 ali bills State. City
and Hchool-unpaid DECEMBER lat. and
the bills placed in the hands Of the Ser
geani for Immediate collection.
J.w. BRONAuqH. Js..
oc a. sod-tf Ctty Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25

Extra quality Heavy Dresden Dan.
ask. full Bleached. 81 inches wide a..
g l-2c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-25
THE COHEN co.
PROPOSALS.
CITY Engineers Office.
Richmond, Va, oct. %, 1898.

~--~-~~~~>~~~~~~~>~~~~>~~>~~
city Engineers Office.
Richmond, Va, oct. 20, 1893.
NJ OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until MONDAY NEXT.
OCTOBER 30th. at 4 O'Clock f. III, Tor
furnishing all LABOR and MATERIAL
Except cemenD and CONSTRUCTING
BRICK (EGG-SHAPED) SEWER on
Louisiana street, from Fourth 10 VII
liamsburg avenue. specifications can be
seen AT this office. All proposals 10 be
accCmpanied by certified check FOR
slO0 as a guaranty FOR the performance
OF the contract when awarded The
excavation may be awarded separately.
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right 10 reject any or an proposals Of
tered W. l.. CUTSHAW,
ocg5-st city Engineer.