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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
MR.. ORANGE BENNETT.
This Well Known CitiIel Died Suddenly at
His Home on Grace Street.

Mr.. Orange Bennett died suddenly at
his residence. No. Sll east Grace street.
last night at o'clock, in the eighty
second year OF his age
Mr.. Bennett had been sick only a short
while, and his death was unexpected by
the members of his household. Conges-
ton Of the heart seems to have been the
trouble, and though his death was sud
den 1t was noticeably peaceful and quiet.
Deceased was one OF the oldest residents
of Richmond. He was born In this city.
and lived here all his life. For many
years he was engaged in the tobacco
business here. and his name was con-
nected with some OF the most prominent
tobacco firms in this city. For a long
period he was a member Of the firm OF
L. j. Grant * Co., and was afterwards
associated In business with James II.
Grant The last business enterprise in
which he was engaged was as manager
OF the tobacco factory OF Lawrence Lot
tier. During the last few years he had
retired Hom business and lived quietly
at home.
Mr.. Bennett was well and favorably
known for his staunch devotion to prin-
ciple and integrity. He was man OF
generous impulses, and gave freely OF his
means during the war TO those less for
tunate than himself He was of cheer
full. sunny disposition. and was well
known for his kindly disposition and
tender sympathies.
Deceased was one of the founders OF
Trinity Methodist church, and at the
time of his death was one Of its trustees
Mr.. Bennett leaves a wife and four
children. one son-James H. Bennett, and
three daughters r. T. Alvey and
Mrs. Burnett Lewis. OF Richmond. and
Mrs; Joseph e. Dickerson. OF Asheville,
N c.
The arrangements for the funeral were
not complete at a late hour last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A"o first Virginia Regiment Uniform
Rank To Meet Here.

richmond Knights OF Pythias will have
a Glorious time On Tuesday. February
Hst' ON that day the First Virginia regi-
inent or the uniform rank. knights OF
iNthias, will entertain the lodges Of the
enure State. and the regimental parade
VIII be the first OF the kind ever held in
Richmond
The headquarters Of the regimental Of
hcers and staff will be odd Fellows Hall.
on Mayo and Franklin streets, where
syracuse Lodge. No. 3, holds forth, and
the Headquarters Of all the divisions will
be at the American Hotel.
Colonel ID. j. Turner. OF Norfolk. and
his staff are expected 10 be present.
The committee on arrangements, ap-
pointed to entertain the visitors during
their stay. is composed of William Gratz-
konOsky, William Il. Cree, w. Woody.
w. De sylvia, j. NJ. Fossett, V. Donati,
a. l. Lucas. T. l.. Martin. r. Spraggins
end G. A. Canepa.
The following divisions will be present:
Atlantic. No. /. OF Portsmouth; Virginia,
No. 2. Of Norfolk: Danville. No B. OF
DanVi1e; Syracuse, No. 4, Of Richmond;
Linden. No 5. OF Leesburg; Donald. No. T..
Of Suffolk: Ratbbone. No. 8, of Alex
andria: ID. ]. Turner No. 9, Of Hampton;
J. T.. b. Stuart, No. 10, of Staunton;
Roanoke, No. II. OF Roanoke; Allegheny.
No. u. OF Clifton Forge. and Newport
News No. - Of Newport News.
The divisions will be formed at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon in front Of old Market
Hall. There will be about 800 uniformed
men I'm line The regimental stan Will
head the procession, which VIII be an i'm
posing one Following this will come the
Blues band. after which the visiting di-
visions will follow. as mentioned above.
The line Of march Will be from the Old
Market I'D Main to Fifth, 10 Franklin. TO
First. TO Broad to Nineteenth, and back
TO the Old Market. where refreshments
for all the divisions Will be served.
on Broad street. in front OF the City
Hall, The procession will be viewed by
the Grand Lodge OF the State OF Vir-
ginia. Major General James r. Carna-
han, Of indianapolis. and w. w. Black
well. supreme chancellor OF the world
will also review the parade.
The object Of the reunion Is to elect
regimental officers and TO divide the regi-
ment into three battalions. After the
election Of officers a banquet Will be
served at Old Market Hall.
All divisions are ordered TO report at
Richmond by II o'clock on Tuesday, Feb
ruary DIST.
The Grand Lodge will also hold es-
sion on the same night at O'Clock at
Wilson Hall. After the meeting a ban
quet will be served at the Masonic Tenn
Dle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
A Place Where Every Age and Stage OF
Humanity Is to be Found.

Probably no lighthouses in the city
giving daily performances could main
tain its reputation as does the police
court. The proceedings never grow mo-
notonous. the opinions of the Justice are
ever fresh. and from his jovial nature
spring wit and humor as sparkling as
the wines at the Democratic banquet.
Every age of the stage of humanity is
TO be found In the courtroom, from the
shrewd and willy lawyer to the burgle-
some and awkward sneak thief.
Yesterday the big stove was the most
popular object In the courtroom A
large assembly Of curious on-lookers hoy
cred around to learn a little legal lore
from His Honor's loyal lips.
Strange to say. few of the victims
brought before the tribunal are society
people; most Of them are loafers. and do
not belong to tho Knights Of Labor.
A number of cases were dismissed at
the outset. the evidence In these being
thinner thaA the Daat weeks docket and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
FINE IMPORTED WASH-GOODS.

FINE IMPORTED WASH-GOODS.
Have you seen our new SCOTCH
GINGIIAMS -? If not give US call and
examine these exquisite productions OF
the SCOTCH LOOMS. All the new
coIorings and everything in staple
shades. We have them in delicate
checks and stripes and few choice
things in large pIsids.
These GInghams we are selling at
popular prices. As the goods are wide
and the colors fast, you will find them
as cheap as the lower priced domestic
Ginghams.
PRINTED IRISH LINEN.
Our new importation of the above
has arrived and they are beauties. No
other goods wear like these. and the
colors are absolutely fast; 80 inches
soc per yard. Unsurpassed for Shirt
Waists OF Drawers.
Another lot of these fine cord printed
DIMETIES at 12ic. per yard.
Beautiful Fabric. printed in blue, red,
violet and black-delcate figures.
ORGANIZES.
We are showing an immense variety
in all the new designs and colorings.
both in white and tinted grounds. All
our Organizes are from the celebrated
makers Messrs. Koehlen Il Co. They look
as if they were handpainted.
PRINTED DOTTED MUSLIN.
The same make as the Organizes. Col
ored printing will not describe the
beauties of the designs and colorings.
The spray and flowers look like they
were picked fresh from the morning
field and laid on the goods
NEW SPRING WASH-GOODS.
We have opened our new stock of
Ginghams and Zsyphrs for spring. The
styles are all new and beautiful. They
come in checks, plalds, stripes and plain
colorings.
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS
for Men and Boys Shirts-perfectly fast
colors, only l2tc. per yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We are showing some bargains In
Jacquards, Bengelines, Whip-cords.
Tamise. Armures, Serges, Wool
Henriettas, Silk-Warp Henriettas. and
other styles. Look at our remnants OF
Black Goods at special prices.
WHITE GOODS
in endless variety. We have secured
everything good that is produced by
domestic or foreign looms. We have
them from the cheapest to the finest.
Many fabric is represented on our
shelves particularly suited to our South
ern cline not found in the largest
Northern houses. We call attention TO
a new fabric ''Linon de Ireland" This
is beautiful, fine and light imported
Wash Goods. The prices of same range
from 20c. to Coo. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
Pardonrd by the Governor.

Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
George w. Vickers. who had been SEN
fenced in the Corporation Court Of Nor
folk city TO twelve months imprisonment
in the city jail for petit larceny. The
Governor in granting the pardon gave
the following reasons:
This party Is a youth and has served
about one-half Of his term He is suffer
ing with brain trouble. His physical con-
dtiOn is certified TO by the physician to
the city Jail. The judge who presided at
his trial is OF the opinion that ne has
been sufficiently punished, and enters in
the petition OF a number Of highly-re-
spectacle citizens asking for his release.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
The Needlcyy0rk Guild.

There Is great need in the City Missi on
and other charitable Institutions for
whole, strong garments. suited 10 the
needs Of the poor. To meet this demand
Mrs. George w. Bagby wishes to oryln-
lie in Richmond a branch of the Needle
work Guild OF America, the object Of
which is TO furnish new. suitable garments
TO meet the great need OF the varioIs
charities.
This guild is unsectarian. and there are
no fees, dues or fines for members They
are only required to contribute during the
year two new articles Of useful clothing.
Everyone interested In helping the poor
and needy are requested 10 meet at Mrs.
Bagbys residence. 81 cast Grace street. on
Thursday next at 4:3O L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
Infant Class Teachers,

Next Tuesday there will be, in the Sew
enth-street Christian church. an "Insti-
tute." under the auspices of the Primary
Teachers Union" of this city. There will
be three sessions-at noon in the afternoon
and at night.
The services will be rendered specially
attractive by the presence of DR.. and Mrs.
Alden. of Washington city-ths former
co-pastor with Or. Cornelius. of the Eas-
tern Presbyterian church; tho latter the
author of the well-knowu "Pansy Books"
Eminent Sunday. school workers of Rich
mond will take part in the exercises. The
meeting will be open to the public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05

The barkentine Brunette. which has
been hung up at Rockets for seven weeks
on account OF the ice blockade. sailed
yesterday morning for South America.
The May Freeland and the May Lord
sailed for Northern ports.
The river is now thoroughly open. only
little drift ice passing down. The Old
Dominion steamship Wyanoke left at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was de-
tanned day on account of heavy freight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
To We'd on Wednesday.

me me marriage OF Miss G. VI. Grace
s.'e zen daughter Of Rev. DIR. J. c. Hiden.
y, ms city. and Mr.. Edward Wilkinson.
81 cunningham. Ala. will take place at
Nc s'e residence OF the bride-elect's parents.
70 ss Floyd avenue, next Wednesday
W. w.. Hhs at II o'clock. Rev. DR.. J. c.
snseh VIII perform the ceremony. after
"Sieh lunch will be served
WIZ be a homo wedding. and only the
LILY aea immediate relatives viii be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted IN the
City Circuit Court yesterday
Edel BROTHERS against Isaac Straus. ETC..
debt 1881.
ldel Brothers against James l.. Botto,
debt 1872 rs.
Edel Brothers against c. A. Isaacs, debt,
subject TO credits. $3.50.
Edel Brothers against King Brothers.
debt subject TO credits, el00
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
Friends Orphan Asylum.

The report of the board of directors OF
the Friends Orphan Asylum for the year
ending January 10. 1898, shows expenses 20
the amount of s929. %. and collections dur
ing the ycar sS75.l6. Total number of
inmates. sixteen.
Besides the collections the board received
from time to time contributions OF clothing.
shoes and provisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
The Agricultural Report.

The fourteenth annual report of the State
Board of Agriculture has just been puo-
lshed. 1t contains 26l pages of very valua-
Bile information to farmers and manufac-
turers. This report is the fullest and most
comprehensive ever issued by this depart
ment. The papers read at tho several Far
mers' Institutes last year alone make book
of great value to the agriculturist and stock
raiser. They will be sent to any address on
apnlication to Commissioner Whitehead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
A Surprise Party.

On Friday evening last a surprise party
was given Miss Cora Perrine, on South Pine
street. The evening was spent In vocal and
instrumental music. dancing and games.
At II O'Clock refreshments were served. and
the party broke up at late hour with many
expressions Of pleasure ut the dslig htfui
time spent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
Hastings Court.

The February term of the hustings court
begins tomorrow. and the following citi-
Gems have been summoned to serve on the
grand jury: Ashton Stsrks. Jefferson
Powers. Thomas W. Tignor. Luke Harvey.
j.. Ullman. A. j. Vaughan. u. A. j. Clopton.
John Finders. Jr.. and Edinboro Archer.
The last ed is colored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
VIII Attend the Inauguration.

The members of the Thurman Demo
cratic Club of the Third precinct of Jeffer-
son Ward have decided 10 attend the inau-
gural ceremonies at Washington in a body
They expect to charter a oat and 60 via
water instead of the sll-rail route. They
will give a ball at Old Market Hall on the
night of February 18th (St. Valentines Day.
to assist in raising funds IN aid of their un-
dertakiug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05

present After the marriage the bridal
1ouI &c VIII leave over the Richmond and
Danville railroad for an extended tour 10
New Orleans and other southern points.
Ihey VIII reside at 1.-The Caldwell" in
Birmir efam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05

Group is quickly relieved and whoop-
ing cough greatly helped. and its dura-
ton shortened by DIR. ID. Jayne's Expec-
torant. the old family standby for coughs
and colds. and all lung or throat affec-
lions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
e, and q. Route to Lynchburg,

$3.50 one way and 800 round trip, lin
tied to ten days. Solid trains-no chang
ing cars or waiting for connections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05

ghsn Baby vas =ick vs gavs her Castcria
Rben she wosa ChiI., sne cried for CastoriA
When She became MISS. SIZE chung TO Castorh.
When She had Caildrsn, she gave them Casoes0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
POLICE ORDBRHDYAWAY
Removal Of Picture Of the Admiral
from a Window.

A Tinted Photograph Of Mile. Almsnds
on the Lookout Ordered to be Taken
From View In the window ofC. w.
Downing's Cigar Store-Ths
Trouble in New York Be-
tween Its Owner and
Competing Cigarette
Company-It Will
Now be Tested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
DEATHS.

BENNETT.-Dicd. at his residence, No.
81 east Grace street. February 4th, at 8
T. NJ. ORANGE BENNETT, in the eighty
second year cf his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
FouRQuREAN, PRIcE & Co.
Fourth and Broad Streets.
WE ANNoUNCE THE ARRIVAL or OUR NEW SPRING STOCK or
FINE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WASH GOODS

all select
will make selections early
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05

What follyi To b without BxsoxAxs
pyxxA
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w ANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG
w MAN from to IL a. NJ Understands
STENOGRAPIIY and BOOKKEEPING.
Best city references. Address Il. L. G., care
Times office. feo-lt'
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w ANTED-A SITUATION IN AN OF
w FICE by a LADY STENOGRAPHER
and OPERATOR on REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER Address STENO. Box 203, City.
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NJ ANTED - EVERYBODY WITH A
w COUGH or COLD to take bottle OF
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL BALSAM. Price
25c at drug stores. Ja2SD&Wtf
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VyTANTED-AN ENERGETIC AND RE-
W. LIABLE BOY BETWEEN SIATEEN
AND TWENTY YEARS OLD 10 work In
Office. Address. in own handwriting. +. o.
Bcx a33 Richmond. Va. 1el-u
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WANTS.
VIZ ANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
| w that all the NEW YORK DAILY and
SUNDAY PAPERS. as well as THE RICH
MOND TIMES. can be found at r. c..
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and OPERATOR on REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER. Address STENO. Box 203, City.
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TWO ADULTS WISH TO RENT THREE
i CT FOUR ROOMS. or take part Of house
with party, 10y March. Address Immediately
with full particulars. Mrs. VI. j. THORN
TON, G21 north Ninth street. fe5lt'
w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
w furnish horse and buggy wishes to
TRAVEL for some RICHMOND HOUSE In
BUCKINGHAM and ADJOINING COUN-
TIES. Prefers to sell WHISKY, as he has
had experience In this lire. Salary or COM
mission. Address BUSINESS. Buckingham
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w LADIES or GENTLEMEN, in the fol-
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w Full CONNECTING ROOMS, with
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BRARY are urgently requested to attend a
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DAY. FEBRUARY 9Th. The purpose Of
the meeting ID to settle up matters In con-
nsction with the recent Pags-smith reading
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WANTED - CANyASSERS EITHER
w LADIES or GENTLEMEN. in the fol-
lowing cities: Norfolk. Petersburg. Lynch
burg Danvile Fredericksburg and Char
lottesville. Only these who can give their
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w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN
w furnish a horse and buggy wishes to
TRAVEL for some RICHMOND HOUSE In
BUCKINGHAM and ADJOINING COUN-
TIES. Prefers to sell WHISKY. as he has
had experience In this line. Salary or COM
mission. Address BUSINESS. buckingham
Courthouse. Va. fef2t
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VIZ ANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES
w to canvass in the city. Salary paid.
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WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR DELIGHT
w Full CONNECTING ROOMS, with
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TWO ADULTS WISH TO RENT THREE
i or FOUR ROOMS. or take part Of house
with party, 10y March. Address Immediately,
with full particulars. Mrs. VI. j. THORN
TON, G21 north Ninth street. fej-lt'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-19
Only One Caterpillar.

While was walking in the garden
one bright morning q breese came
through and set the flowers and leaves
huttering. Now that is the way flow
ers talk ; so pricked up my ears and
listened.
Presently an old elder tree said,
"Flowers, shake off your caterpil-
lars"
why" said dozen altogether
for they were like some children who
always say "Why" when they are told
to do anything. The elder tree said,
"If you don't they'll eat you up."
So the flowers Get themselves shaking
till the caterpillars were shaken off.
In one of the middle beds there was
q beautiful rose which shook off all
but one, and she said to herself, "Oh
that's a beauty! I'll keep that one"
The elder tree overheard her, and
called out, Zone caterpillar is enough
to spoil you"
but" said the rose, "look at his
brown and crimson fur, and his beau
tiful black eyes, and scores of little
feet; I want to keep him surely one
won't hurt me-"
A few moments afterward I passed
the rose again. There was not leaf
on her; her beauty was gone; she was
all but killed, and had only life enough
to weep over her folly, while the tears
stood like dewdrops on her tattered
leaves.
"Alas didn't think one caterpil-
lar would ruin me-"
So it often happens that one very
small bad habit will in time grow so
much as to spoil the good characters
Of boys and girls.-Selected.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-19
Although over 10000 horses wer

Although over 10000 horses were
slaughtered in Paris alone for human
consumption during the past year, yet
according to an official rrport just
issued it is not the poorer part of the
population that buys the most horse
meet. The lorgest purchasers. alleges
the New York TribuDe's correspond.
ent, appear to be the proprietors Of
private schools, boarding houses and
8 opkeepers who keep considerable
staff of assistants whom they have to
nourish, and wish to do so on the
most economic scale. 1t appears from
the same authority that horseftesh is
likewise served up as beef or mutton
on the tables OF many moderately
well-to-do citizens,' whose unscrupu
lous wives purchas equine meat in
lieu of beef or mutton and by pocket
ing the surplus cash, as the difference
in price is considerable, are enabled to
satisfy their personal wants in a more
luxurious manner than would be other
wise possible on slender allowence.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-19
Well Trained Little Turks.

Little Turks are trained to be SOL
diers, every inch of them. A little
Turk eats whatever is given him, obeys
without murmur, works like horse
at whatever task is set before him,
walks till he drops down, draws warn
for his own food. takes care of his owe
horse, and sleeps on the ground with.
out ever giving the smallest sign of
impatience.
He is even taught to do this without
moving muscle of HE face to show
that he does not like such hard work.
What about the little boys in civilized
countries who pout because they have
to 90 on errands. and who refuses to
eat porridge and milk for supper
What would q we'll trained young Turk
think of boy who did these things
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-19

A Boston paper tells good story
of Boston suburban pastor. He was
sitting in his library one evening re-
Gently when knock at the door came.
He answered, and found a couple who
desired to be united in matrimony.
The pastor asked them into his parlor
and performed the marriage ceremony,
after which the groom handed him a
sealed envelope, supposed to contain
the usual compensation. The happy
couple departed, and the reverend gell-
tleman opened the envelope and found
the following Lote: "lf she turns out
as we'll as l think she will, will come
back and pay you for your services