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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02
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Friday---R Day.
CORNER BROADANDADAHS SIREEI2

Great price reductions must De- mad.
on every article 10 further the object I,
this Remnant Day 20 prevent ths 49,
accumulations. the short lengths. Er
that necessarily follow "a weeks buslr.s,
here. A mOney-losing day an tag v.v
through. but we are satisfied t0 nar, Il
SO, and we put Just as much though
just as much energy into these sales a.
We do into any others We 4lF.rI.
everything just as A. quality. .rI
ton, original price, reduced Era a.
ing detailed description as far 8s rsa.
ble-that is the secret OF lts wonderful
growth. And this Remnant DAY e,-r.rs
why You are always asked I'D look u
fresh, seasonable. attractive merchandise
at all times here. An goods tl8turi.0l.
ably get soiled. marked. scratched and
otherwise defaced from handling ana H..
playing these are AN termed remnants
ana there are stacks and piles 0t leA
things every week. Bur that's ouy A
part of the remnant story Remnants are
by no means always obsolete STYLES 0r
damaged goods they are often te
choicest. most attractive things short
lengths" "odd Sizes "lrok,r U..s."
"small lots" &c. that become 1 quickly
because novel, beautiful rieh 'oN-frlr-d.
But fragments and remainder mlt, g1.
Richness and beauty cannot save tlem
The offerings of remnants f.r ,ha ~ *
viii be unusually attractive. anl wiN ia-
clude seasonable goods. such az aye want
81 now.
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SUD 10 sd AsIde an A..Ignment.

ASHEVILLE. y. c., June Especial
An action has been Instituted by the
creditors Of j. S. Grant, the pharmacist.
who made an assignment some time since,
against him ana his assignee, j. r. Dick
erson, 20 set aside the assignment on the
ground that it was made I'm fraud Of
creditors. The assignee has been selling
off the stock but was stopped to-day
by o temporary injunction issued by Judge
Graves. who IS holding court az Murphy.
The case will be heard on June 18th az
Swain court. The complaint states that
Grant left the State just before the fact
Of his assignment was made public I'm or
der 10 avoid service Of process, and that
be has remained outside the jurisdiction
Of the court with the same intent ever
since.
State Geologlst !. A. Holmes has just
written State Senator Campbell. Of this
place. an interesting letter, advising in
favor Of the proposition, which VIII soon
be submitted 10 our people, IL is ho1ed
10 issue $4,000 worth OF county bonds 10
aid In improving the roads OF Buncombe
county This letter shows conclusively
the advantage OF good roads. and incl
dentally states that mineral and timber
interests Of Western North Carolina will
br iAllN dlfti ll7tA by lll- ''ttihH Af'-'-Nt a.
ment Of Agriculture AZ Chicago. and ef-
forts will De made TO attract the attention
Of Northern capitalists 10 this section Of
the State.
The state Council Of the Junior order
United American Mechanics adjourned to-
day after electing the following officers:
Councillor. W L. Hampton. winston;
Vice Councillor, +. L. Shuford, Asheville;
Secretary. J. A. Case. Hendersonvilie;
Conductor. G.A.Williams, Hendersonville;
State Organizer. J. r. Thacker. Of Green's
boro The next convention will be held
in Winston in May, 1894
officer G. l. jenkins has returned from
MiddIesbOrough. Ky, with j.. G.. Max
well. who is wanted IN this county for
forgery.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1923.
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TO-NIGuT.


Temple Lodge. Masons, Masonic TIE nple
Hines Lodge X. Of r., Schiller Hall
Damon Lodge. x. Of p, Corcoran Han.
MYRTLE Lodge. X. Of F., Central Hail
Union Lodge l. o. o. f., Odd-FeiloTs
Hall.
Opachista Tribe, /. O. r. NJ. Cersley's
Hall.
Manacan Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ Hall. 80
lawmakers Degree. I. o. r. NJ Odd
Fellows Hall
Richmond Lodge. X. OF H., Eliett's Hal
Virginia Lodge, Golden Chain Elletts
Hall. 80
A. NJ. Hall.
Eighth and Huh.
Shockoe Council. r. A., Central Hall.
Court No. GS, e. J.. Of A.. owens Han.
Fulton Lodge, Tonti Powhatan Hall.
Trinity Temple, J. O. G. T.. Central Hall.
Sidney Lodge. I. O. G. IT,, Belvidere Han.
East. End Lodge, i. o. G. T., Springfield
Ea1l.
Richmond Castle. X. G. T.. Eagle Hall.
Lee Lodge, Golden Chain Central Han.
Company A, First RTsiment, Armory.
II. y. Lee Camp G. v, Lee Camp Han
Friendship Lodge X. Of T., Toney's Han.
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stick 10 the Primary.


EAlLoI Oh AliitNH-
Your editorial to-day headed "An An
swer TO Objections 10 a Primary is full,
explicit and must Doe satisfactory 10 every
Democrat I'm the city unless he is already
committed to the slate. We are very
sure Fair Play" IS not 'heeler' or
"toe-warmer," else ne would be- more
familiar with the tricks and frauds Of
this class Of politicians. II strikes us ne
belongs 20 that class known as business
men. and enc who has devoted very little
Of mis- time 10 public affairs Ward meet
ings became so unpopular soon after the
organization OF the Democratic party for
the vast and wholesale frauds perpetrated
in them, that Mr.. r. II. Sun and some
other honest and sterling Democrats OF
this city got up what is known as the
primary plan, which with one, or two
exceptions have worked like charm.
The primary method IS the only honest
one that has been yet devised. and We
sincerely trust that the Democratic party
will not depart from il. In closing we
will say that your bold stand for "a
primary has given TO your valuable jour
nal increased popularity.
DEMOCRAT.
Richmond. June LIST.
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possibIe for the Government TO preserve
fits reserve Of gold and must continue
10 draw all the gold out Of the Treasury
az long as II remains in force. II pro-
yldes for an automatic process for de-
Melting the Treasury OF gold. which pro-
cess must continue TO operate as long
as the law remains in force.
The Sherman act must be repealed. even
~ we have TO go back 70 the Bland act.
The disaster which that will surely bring
on the country may be postponed sufii-
GENTLY long 10 educate the people to the
necessity for abandoning its policy.
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THE MEMORY or DAVIS.

II is pleasing 10 note that the Northern
papers. as a rule, have had nothing I'M
n,easant 10 say OF the final obsequies
OF the leader OF the Confederate
states. Those who did do so were the
execution. and their foolish and puerile
efforts 20 stir up sectional feeling are not
worthy OF being noted. This speaks well
for the North, and well for the future
strength and unity Of the Fede;al Re
public.
When the Southern cause was surren-
dered at AppomattoN, and the Southern
people promised henceforth 10 be loyal
to the Union. they meant 1t. and intended
to do what they protested just as they
intended TO DO what they said when, be-
fore the war. they told the North that
Il party. organized to deprive the South
OF her rights under the Constitution
should succeed in getting control OF the
Government. they would take up arms TO
defend those rights. She was In dead
earnest then, and she is In dead earnest
now when she declares her allegiance
to the Union.
But the Southern people love the cause
for which they gave thousands Of the
lives Of the flower Of Southern manhood
in defense of which they astonished
the world by the prowess and bravery
that enabled them. though shut out from
all the nations Of the earth, and depen-
dent wholly on themselves, to scarcely
know what defeat was for three years
out OF the four Of the uneven contest.
Therefore. when the remains Of Jeffer-
son Davis were laid IN their last resting
place Wednesday, amid the homage and
reverence Of such an immense concourse
Of Confederate veterans, and old and
young men and women Of the South. 1t
was the Southern people honorng him
who was their leader, and on whose per-
son the South-haters Of the North have
always vented their malignancy. and upon
whom they have placed the burden Of,
what they. in their ignorance, call, "the
sins Of the Southern people" The South,
IN mourning over her dead President, was
also mourning over the temporary loss
Of the principle for which her sons, under
his leadership, fought and died.
That principle, however can never die
while the Federal Republic lasts, for It
was the Rights of the States in the Union.
It was unfortunate for the South that
African slavery was the motive power
which caused her to fight for that princi-
pie. since It enabled her enemies to OBJ
scure the true issue Of the conflict by
raising a false cry. which excited against
the South the enmity Of the civilized
world. But the Rights Of the States still
survive. despite the fact that certain
Imperlalists at heart are I'm favor Of
abolishing State lines. and making the
States bear the same relation TO the
Federal Government that counties bear
TO the States.
Should any President or Congress ever
attempt TO carry out that idea those
Northern States who were leaders in the
war agains the South will be the first to
rebel. It is very probable therefore, that
the principle for which the South fought
will be revived, and when it is, then the
name and fame Of jefferson Davis will
be not only fully INDICATED, but be
honored throughout the world.
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FROM COTTON DEPARTMENT

q Remnants Of Unhleached Cation. -
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LADIES GLOVES

pairs Gray Kid Gloves. size il anu
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pairs Tan KID Gloves. size D - --'
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3 pairs Tan Mous4uetaire Suede 800,
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2 palrs Rcd and Blue Md cloves 1'N
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Two tables fun Of remnants ~ Em-
broideues-white and col0ro1-aud Laces.
including nearly an desirable styles The
quantity is so large that Or o. well nth
impossible 20 cnumerate. but the leng
are from 1 20 4 ID yards 90 piece. ai
the price IS about one-thlrd, ana in some
eases one-half. less than usual prizes
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Nerting of Bar Members.

The Richmond Bar Association will
hold its quarterly meeting at the West
morelahd club this evening al $3.50 o'clock.
Several distinguished lawyers will give
interesting "reminiscences OF the bench
and bar and a large attendance OF the
members Of the association IS expected.
Refreshments will be served during tho
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02

If Secretary Hoke Smith should do
nothing more during his term of Office
than TO expose and put q stop 10 the
frauds practiced by Raum I'm paving
pensions. contrary 10 law. 10 Union
soldiers injured out OF the service and
still able 10 support themselves by man
ual labor, he win deserve and receive the
plaudts Of the country. Even the New
York Sun must confess that he has done
most valuable service to the people Of
the United States In saving them from
100000 to S2o.OlOOOO a year. though his
first name is Hoke.
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RENfNANIa-VLVNN = -
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EXCURSIONS.

~xroRIDs FAIR EXCURSIONS
w GAZE,s WORLDS FAIR TOURS
leave RIchnond every THURSDAY VIA
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and speclal Pullman trains over Fennsyl-
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Richmond. Va. myo-in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02

President Cleveland and Mr.. i. Clarke
Davis. Of the Philadelphia Ledger have
gone 10 Exmore. Virginia, the place
where the President had such fine sport
before his inauguration, TO hunt and fish.
Mr. Davis. in reply to questions said.
I'VE are on a fishing trip, and expect
to catch drum and sea trout We may
also shoot some snipe." The President
has good reason to expect 10 shoot snipe
since when he was at ETmore last fan
the press made him kill fifty snipe at
one shot"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02

IL Is hoped that solution Of the Chinese
problem has been found. While we are
30 anxious TO be rid Of the Celectials the
Argentine Republic wants them. and is
said to have agents in the West actively
al work trying 10 induce them to settle
In that country. We should think that
John Chinaman would be glad to exchange
North America, where he is not wanted.
Tor South America. where he IS welcomed.
In me deplorable suicide Of young. Air-
euFn the fact has been developed that
Dis blind father only draws 500 year
As chaplain Of the House. with which he
mas 70 support himself and family. Bet
Ter take some OF the money paid out IN
fraudulent pensions and give the blind
chaplain OF the House OF Representative
enough money to live dscsnuy upon.
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NATURAL AND KINDLY SENTIMENT.
The funeral train bearing the re-
nnalra - InfsDrcn.. ~. -

Hon. W. V. Lucas, ex-State Auditor Of
Iowa, says: Il have used Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy in my family ard have
no hesitation in saying II is an excellent
remedy. l believe all that Is claimed for
II. Persons afflicted by a cough or cold
VIII find II a friend" There is no danger
from whooping cough when this remedy
Is freely given. so cent bottles for sale by
owens & Minor Drug Company. lO07 east
Main street.
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I-AnIEs. RIHnED VTsTl

G Low Neck, No Sleeves, T. ~ 90 loc
2 Isle Thread. no. =. 81 To -.
8 High Neck. Short Sleeves. D. 20 &C.
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IAnIEs, HOsE.

3 pairs S II Isle Thread. L.gl, b.lt'
Lavender and Pink, slightly faded from
window display. ~ 20 2c.
3 pairs Extra Quality, fades. sizes b
O. 9 II, Is 20 25c
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- pairs Mems Fancy Hose. SUNNI
weight. full fashioned, in stripes DO -''
l0-inch, 2Jc. 10 Die.
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THE DAVIS O8SEoUIEs.
Opinions of Leading Northern Papers Con-
corning Them.
TIE OLD DOCTRINE or STATE I1aHrs.

TIE OLD DOCTRINE or STATE Nights.
It was really the doctrine Of State
rights, carried indeed thirty years ago
10 an extreme inconsistent with the safe
~ and development Of free institutions
on this continent. and TO that extent
condemned by the arbitrameut Of war.
but still a doctrine, when sOberly applied
of deep and vital moment 10 the republic.
which is honored at Richmond I'm the
person of jefferson Davis. No word.
therefore, Of rebuke. but only Of regret
that war was needed to mark the Hni-
tations Of the principle, will be heard
from those who felt that unity was an
even more essential guarantee Of Ameri-
can liberty and progress.-New York Sun.
NO pIsLoYATy.
Inasmuch as jefferson Davis was the
leader of the Southern people his cause
was their cause, his failure their failure,
and his odium the heritage Of q vast
population cemented by che ties OF COM
mon opinion and identical interests.
SO. 10 Richmond. yesterday. the people
OF the South. from Virginia to Texas,
sent their representatives TO honor the
man who had led them until every ram
part had been taken. and to give him a
burial that would forever enshrine his
name in the memory of his countrymen.
There was no disloyalty I'm this. Ii was
simply the patriotic expression Of brave
and consistent Anglo-Saxon people who
know neither hypocrisy nor expediency.
The South Is as loyal to-day as the North
ls-there is the same devotion TO the
Union and an equal readiness to sustain
the supremacy Of the Goyernment.-Balti-
more Herald.
NATURAL AND KINDLY SENTIMENT.
The funeral train bearing the re-
mains Of Jefferson Davis from New Or
leans 10 Richmond was met at all the
Nayside stations during it's transit
through Alabama yesterday by crowds
or persons who strewed flowers on the
bier. Similar demonstrations Of affection
and reverence may be expected 10 mark
the remainder OF the mournful Journey.
1t is a natural and kindly sentiment
which thus fnds expression; but It WILL
probably alright the dreams Of some
stalwart editors and statesmen who have
never been able 10 fully persuade them
selves that the civil war has become
thing of the past.-Philadelphia Record.
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J.. B. Foraker, Of bal1ot-box fraud fame,
was selected 10 deliver an Grafton at Cen
erai Grants tomb last Tuesday. How he
acquitted himself and how he made a
donkey OF himself is graphically shown up
By the Brooklyn Eagle. That paper says:
THE respects in which Mr.. Foraker
violated the amenities Of occasion com
prlsed hts attacks on the South for bury
Ing Beauregard with evidences Of esteem
and for dsinterrng Davis az the present
time with evidences Of affection. The
war between the States was a great war.
in II many small men took part. Among
the small men was J. B. Foraker lie
fails to realize that all that the South
took out Of the war was the record of
valor devotion and sincerity on behalf OF
q cause which II lost Valor. devotion and
sincerity are a valuable possession. Men
who exhibit them are a valuable incarna-
ton. A people led by such men would
be more or less than human. If they did
not honor them for the record which they
made No Southern man questions the
merit and excellence Of the luminous
largeness OF Lincoln or Of the significant
slngleness OF the character Of Grant The
Norths alteration of those qualities
creates no hard feelings on either side of
the Potomac and the SOuth's attestatiOn
of the bravery Of her sons creates no
harshness OF feeling in the States COM
prising the victors I'm the late struggle or
in any minds in those States in which
generosity, toleraton and a capacity for
growth exist"
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MEMS NIGHT sHIRTs.
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New York IS Just now without Gov
crncr. Governor Flower has gone TO
Chicago. Observation-Disclosures Sheehan
and President Of the Senate Canto have
gone 20 Europe. and. although the con-
stitution Of the State provides for no
other occupant of the gubernatorial chair
when the Governor is absent. the only
man who can MI IL IN case of an emer-
genoy is Mr.. Suizer. speaker OF the
House. Ii would be a pity for Mr..
Flower TO be suddenly called back from
his enjoyment Of the Worlds Fair TO
perform the arduous duties OF his office
The conviction OF Or. Briggs Of heresy
by the Presbyterian General Assembly
win probably not cause much excitement
IN the world. 1t simply means that the
assembly prefers TO stick TO old fash
toned Presbyterianism. while Dr. Briggs
rrefeis no longer TO sabr.it &c the Presby-
terrain doctrine. but be something else
This Is all there is OF H. and as this is a
lend In which freedom OF conscience pre-
walls. the assembly will in future 90 their
way ard Dr. Briggs will 80 his. while each
VIII be willing TO make a final appeal TO
The Creator OF both.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02

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