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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
IN AUSTRALIANS SUICIDE.
Penniiess and Detperate-Suit of Hess &
Co. Against RonsacIx Co.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 22.-Spe-
cial.-Henry Lederer an Australian, late
of Atlanta, was found dead in his room
at the Pryor House, corner Of Main and
Ninth streets, early this morning. DR..
c. NJ Blackboard. the coroner, was sum-
moned, and a slight investigation dis
closed the fact that Il was a case of
suicide. An empty one-ounce phial label
ed sulphate Of morphine, told the story,
but not one scrap Of paper could be
found giving a reason for the suicide.
The desperate man knew that no eX-
PLANTATION was needed.
He had previously attempted to kill
himself by taking laudanum, and the
people who kept the house knew that
his penniless condition was the cause.
Lederer was bar-keeper and came to
Lynchburg from Atlanta about six weeks
ago, in the hope of obtaining employ
ment in the wine room at the Hotel Car
roll. He took to drinking soon after his
arrival here. and did not get the position.
Since then he had pawned everything Of
value he had end when he had exhausted
all his resources, killed himself.
The suit Of Hess & Co. of Rochester
VS. the Bonsack Machine Co. is still pend
ing in the United States Court here. II
is a closely contested suit. and both
sides are fighting every minute Of the
time. Several days are likely 10 be con-
sumed before the trial is concluded.
Parties having the organization OF a
ball team in charge have succeeded in Sc
curing nearly enough money to guarantee
its organization. and in a few days
Lynchburg will take the necessary steps
TO enter the State League.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
DA CANVAS FATE

The statement now made that tha
portuguese man of war on which Admiral
Da Cana sought an asylum was per-
mitted TO pass the Governments ports
al Rio without resistance upon an agree
ment that Da Cana and his fellow officers
aboard the ship should not be permitted
to land until negotiations. now going on
between the Brazilian and the Portuguese
Governments, settle the question whether
or not they shall be surrendered to the
Brazilian Government, is an interesting
one. We most sincerely hope that the
Portuguese Government, having given
these officers an asylum, will not sur
render them to the Brazilian Government
TO be made the victims OF pretended
trials, but of brutal military executions.
Da Gama's cause may have been a bad
one. though. with our limited informa-
ton, we are disposed TO believe that
II was a good one. But the magnificent
manner in which he commanded and led
his men in the recent attack on one of
the Governments shore positions reused
a deep interest for him in the heart of
every brave man. And every such man
would look upon 1t as a crime to sur
render a gallant officer like this to the
brutal and inhuman treatment that awaits
him If he falls into Peixoto's hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
LEAVE THE MATTER asxr rs.

When the City Committee determined at
its last meeting that it's own members
should be elected by the ioters of Rich
mond i'm the coming prim Try, it adopted
a resolution more satis actory to the
people Of this city than anything which
1t has done since it gave a primary for
the election Of members OF the Legislature
last fall.
1t is now stated on I he streets that
a concerted move will | be made at the
next meeting OF this cor nmittee. on next
Monday night. TO get tht action reversed
so that the committee wi be chosen here
after at packed ward neetings-the old
and Objectionable way.
This is a matter of II re most vital i'm
portance TO good polit cs In Richmond.
The people are entitled TO have voice
in the selection OF tn ose who are to
superintend the polite s of the Demo-
cratic party here, iLr d the resolution
which the committee adopted ought to
be adhered to.
1t behooves every Democrat in the
city to make his vs. ice heard. and to
cause the committee to understand that
the action they have taken is what the
party desires. and u iat no change is
wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
MIR. NEEDHflR [ ON CLUBS.

Rev. George c. lN ,edham is reported
in yesterdays Timesi as saying in a SER
mon at the Grace Street Presbyterian
church few event j lgs back that the
clubs of Richmond are no better than
those Of any other csty. They are all the
viiest dens Of isiQuity. When /
make this asserti' N know what
l am talking a 90 ut"
This was said Of t he social and not the
political clubs.
That Mr.. Needha m thinks he knows
what he was talkin al tout we have not
the slightest doubt. but that he is totally
mistaken about N ,e IN. utter is entirely
certain. We hapn IN to know very in
umately the way In which two of Rich
monds social ella lbs are managed. and
we know well tn at neither OF these can
properly be char's ed with being "a den of
iniquity,' or VIII being anything at all
akin to 'dens of iniduity" We know
also that they "a e regularly attended by
Christian gentlts men. who are members
OF them. who would not retain their
membership In u lem an hour II they were
liable to any su n charge.
Many persons who are really unac-
qusinted with the WORKINGS of social
clubs In large cities assume them to be
what MIR. Need ham thinks them, ana. In
reaching this conclusion without making
ne Investigate "a necessary to, forming .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
THE
TIMES
DAILY
COUPON
DIRECTORY
IS ON
PAGE 2.
MEETINGS AND EVENTS TO-s DAY.

ST. Andrews Commandery, X. :, Ma
sonic Temple.
Damon Lodge, X. Of p, Corcora Hall.
Union Lodge. l. o. O. f.. OddI fellows
Hall.
Unity Lodge. I. o. o. f.. Powell s Hall.
Opachisto Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, { 'ersley' S
Hall.
Monacan Tribe. I. o. r. NJ, il o. U.
A. NJ. Hall.
Fraternity Lodge. X. Of H.. Cent raj Hall.
Mutual Lodge. X. of H., Druit Is Hall.
Dale Lodge. X. of H.. owens IL all.
Old Dominion Council, a. /. of H.,
Druids' Hall.
Anchor Lodge, Golden CHAIN Schiller
Hall.
Richmond Lodge. Golden Chal /, Central
Hall.
Tin and Sheet Iron Cornice Workers,
Eagle Hall.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Jr. O.
l.. A. NJ. Hall.
New South Council. Jr. o. u. All NJ, Eighth
and Hull streets.
Valley Court. f. l.. of A., sos. north Sew
enteenth street
Trinity Temple, l. o. G. T.. ca ,ntral Hall
Sidney Lodge. I. o. G. r.. Beh ddere Hall
East-End Lodge. /. O. G. IT, Springfield
Hall
Richmond Castle. X. G.. f., Eagle Hall
company a, FIRST Reglm Mt, ArmOry.
X. Il. Lee Camp, c. ", Lee Camp Hall.
Friendship Lodge X. of p, ] oney's Hall.
Virginia Lodge, Shield of II q nor. Smiths
Hall.
Academy of Music. "Stil ) 4 arm"
Richmond College against y ehigh Univer-
sfty. Island Park
The "Crusifixion" (chorusN st. Pauls
church.
Union Democratic Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

~ II y-maturcd judgment, they furnish one
m ore Illustration OF the danger OK J"oe
II n, case until every side has been fu''y
81 Investigated and heard.
When we'll managed social c'u''
ere under the government OF the o''e'
md more sedate members OF the 'hs"-
it,on. who are careful TO suppress e'e''
manifestation Of what would oonV'i'
them into Mr.. Needham's "dens Oh I'M
q uity." The young man VINO a0a"''' g
81 fondness for frequenting them Is mus
ecured against the demoraiiz'ns aN'.0'a
ions of the street bar-rooms' anu 80
. lso secured associations which ie''"S
, 10Th him and his companions 10 regulate
/, heir lives according TO the require
nents OF a discipline that demahos' "'
ts first law, gentlemanly depor'ihe"'
md regard for the rights ana feehhss
f, Of others.
An influence of this sort exercised over
him nv men whom he is taught IN HIS
daily life TO look up 10 and respect must
he better for a young man than oa"S
association with the gamins OF the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

At last we have reached the height Of
our penitential season. If there Is one
day in which we keep Lent more faith
fully than any other II Is on Good Friday.
Without regard for the religious View Of
the case, it is not fashionable TO be gay
on this day, either in ones clothes or
demeanor. It is not good form 10 en-
tertain on that night of all the forty.
The scmbre gowns which one meets on the
street may have a twOfold meaning, a
regard for the day. enhanced by the fact
that they serve as a decided contrast
to the gay gowns of the following Sunday
sort of a dull background 20 pretty
picture.
Yesterday the churches were filled with
flowers. and throngs Of eager sightseers
surged from one sacred edihce 10 another
TO see the various decorations There was
not that sombreneSs Of costume 10 be no
ticed among them which one observes on
the avenue to-day. one is almost inclined
to wonder II people promenade to parade
their piety. Black and gray figures pass
us on every side Yesterday the same
people were arrayed in dresses which, II
not brilliant, were at least not aggressively
mournful.
A gown in which saw a lady attired
Yesterday as she entered Grace church
was made Of light tan cloth. There was
an under bodice Of green velvet, over
which cloth was draped In cascades, re-
sembling inverted revers. long pointed
overskirt reached 10 the bottom OF the
skirt II was faced with green velvet
and was draped in cascades TO the top
on each side Of this drapery the under
skirt was parted, showing green VelVet
across which a tan cord laced back and
forth. The sleeves were full to the eloo"'
and from there the sleeve was laced
over green velvet in the same way as the
skirt. Her hat had a wavy brim, ana was
trimmed with standing velvet bows ana
aigrettes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
THE FRUIT CROP.
Good Reports from the Virginia Belt-Mrs.
Iate's Funeral at Charlottesv lie.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March o.
Special.-The Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company has secured
site adjoining the plant Of the Virginia
Ice Company for the power-house for
its electric railway. Some of the materials
10 be used in the construction Of the
new line have been received and the
company hopes to have the line in opera
ton by June 18th
This morning the white public schools
resumed their session. which has been
interrupted by a public distrust of the
building which has proved utterly
groundless.
Throughout this section, which is the
great fruit belt Of Virginia. peach and
plum trees are in full bloom, and folia-
ton is much nearer at hand than is usual
at this season.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bette Tate took
place at the Disciples church this az
ternoon. and the interment will take
place in the family burying-ground, near
Free Union She was in the sixty-fifth
year of her age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Programme for the Com m nc >ment-Chas
Emery Smith Delivers AN Address.

SALEM, VA, March 22.-The pro-
gramme of speakers for the commence
ment of Roanoke College. June 10th TO
18th. was made public here to-day, and
IL as follows: Baccaiaureate sermon,
Sunday morning, June 10th, by Rev
William Spencer Bowman, ID. D., Of
Charlotte. n. c.: annual address before
the Young Mems Christian Association.
by Rev. Prof. Carl Il. Grammer, b A.,
OF the Episcopal Theological Seminary
OF Virginia; alumni grafton, by Edward
ireland Renlck, A. NJ, chief OF Bureau
Of Statistics. State Department. Washing
ton j.. c.; annual Grafton before the
Literary Societies on Tuesday evening.
June 18th, by Hon. Charles Emory smith
LII d., Of Philadelphia The parts 10
De taken by members Of the graduating
will be assigned the LIST Of Nav.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
SEVERE ELECTRICAL STORM.
Miss Alice Hanks and Mr.. Dodson Shocked
in Pittsyiyaria

DANVILLE, VA. March Especial
special to the Register gives an ac-
count Of a severe electrical storm which
occurred in the western part Of Pittsyl-
vania county yesterday. There was a
terrible down-pour OF rain. amounting
almost to water spout, while flash after
flash of vivid lightning. accompanied by
deafening peals Of thunder, caused con-
sternation. During the storm the house
Of DR.. Hanks, near Cascade, was struck
by a bolt and considerably damaged
Miss Alice Hanks, his daughter, was
severely shocked and rendered uncon-
scious. and up to noon to-day had not
recovered consciousness.
b. f. Dodson, of Bachelors Hall, re-
ceived a severe shock while standing
near a wire fence which surrounds his
premises. He was knocked down. but
soon recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Gents Half Hose.

In this line we can give you everything
desirable Tor the present and coming
season.
u lie. a pair, FULL REGULAR MADE
IMPORTED SOCKS. In Unbleached Tans
and Blacks (HermsdorD.
&c pair, full assortment or PLAIN
and DROP-STITCH SOCKS. full regular
Tans, Browns. Blacks. States.
40 and Soc, LISLE-THREAD and
SPUN WACO COTTON HALF HOSE. In
all the new shades and colorings in plain
and drop-stitch.
SOC buys the best UNLAUNDERED
SHIRT in the city. Made OF New York
mills cotton. fine linen bosom. collar and
wristbands.
75c buys our CUSTOM-MADE SHIRT.
New York mills cotton. fine linen bosom,
collar and wristbands, patent stays IN all
the weak placeS-a very superior garment
In every respect.
81 is the price OF the best SHIRT made.
This Is an article that you pay si.D and
N.75 per garment to have made. This
garment is perfect In every respect.
GENTS MEDICI UNDERWEAR
SHIRTS and DRAWERS-60c.. 81. and
SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
LADIES CAPES
JACKETS, SUITS and WRAPPERS.

We don't stop al HATS. but can fix ,,,,,
out with an entire EASTER OfrTFrT
See the NOBBl SPRING CApEs va
are showing az s2.l5 and upwards
SERGE SUITS, with new ftipnie piago-
Skirt, 1915 ana upwards
For h0usewear the neat and wof-r,af.
PRINT pERCALE and CHALffr
WRAPPERS. OF new design and excellent
material. We show FOR 75c and upward
SHIRT WAISTS. 25c.. 50c. and 9.c
Their equal has never been Offered az
these prices before
Also. elegant line OF SILK WAISTS IN
Plain and Plaid Effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Lee Camp To-\iobf.

Lee Camp tonight will elect the dele
gates TO the annual convention of Con-
iederate veterans to be held in Birming-
nam the 10Th aad 9th Of April. Mr..
Chas. Hasker will deliver his lecture on
the battle between the Merrimac and
the Monitor. The public are invited 10
attend. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
KAUFMAN 8 en-.
COR. FOURTH AND BROAD SITS
EASTER MILLINERY

r, You VIII want HAT or BONNET ~,
EASTER SUNDAY. ''i
=, We are prepared 70 furnish yoa with
tne correct styles. The past two f.e'
nave attested the popularity OF our e,...,
for the spring. ''f'es
We are showing an endless yarfe.,. .,
CHILDREN > HATS and CAPS m sfr,.s
also, NULL and =. X. HATS ana ,.. II,
IN All the newest and prefiiogf do..,ts'
Inc prices are the attraction in this Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

'Breckinridge's defence Adam made a
similar one in the Garden of Eden" are
the headlines which the New York Sun
Of yesterday put on its report OF the
Pollard breach-of-pro trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

25c for the choice OF an elegant line
OF NEW SPRING SCARFS and TIES.
FOUR-IN- HANDS, TICKS, WINDSOhS.
&c.
50c.-We are showing a beautiful as
sortment Of GENTS NECKWEAR.
FOUR-IN-HANDS. TICKS. FLOWING
END TICKS, and a variety OF other
styles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Dilinn-pnYne.

Mr.. Major Dillon. of this city, and Miss
Agnes Payne. Of Manchester. were mar
ried Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.
DR.. W. f. Hatcher. After the ceremony
a reception was held at the residence OF
Mrs. Wash. No. 2l5 west Marshall street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

The Senate has confirmed the nor,,rs
tons to be postmasters OF William r
Cheatham at Henderson, N. c.. and r.
+. Thompson ct Aberdeen, Mia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
rDrroRIAL COMMENTS

| New York World: The tempe 81
,.,,,~o~. ,sa,, vo., utilize Colonel j. Hamp-
| ton Hoge as terrible exainp'e 49,
hihulous habits have driven him 20 'he
belief that the foreigner pays the 'aN'
Now York Times: Blair. meaning
blair. of New Hampshire. Henry W
Blair. is a man OF woeful exper'"Nv,1 !,
The enthusiasm with which people aVoiu
ht,, aftar they have once become really
aware of him. has undoubtedly repressea
ME erstwhile warming ambitions ana
ac,ive desires for the good OF the species
o,barw,se how are we TO account lot
tho unanimity with which his colleagues
and the reporters "shun 10 slt WIN
pIair since Blair has declined from the
senate 10 the House? That, also, is what
Blair would like TO know.
The New York Sun. OF yesterday, thus
comments on the Breckenridge Pollard
suit: ut constitutes only warning
against entering into path which must
Inevitably have an ending so painful and
disgraceful. This man and this woman
kept up the outward form OF affection
when actually the feeling between them
was rank hatred. They were criminals
together. each distrustful Of the other.
and each distraught by the vile bon
dage. deceit, and perfdy into which they
had fallen.
More than that we cannot now say
while the trial Is still in progress, but
so much may be said properly and
profitably II Is a suit which ought 10
be reported fully as a duty TO society,"
so that all men and women may learn
its terrible lesson; and as the story has
an absorbing interest the more IT is told
in It's details. and thus is the more
useful. we shall continue to present IT
In completeness to the end"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
rheumatism Quickly Cured

Three days is very short time in
when 10 cure a bad case OF rheumatism
but II can be done II the proper treat,
ment Is adopted, as will be seen by the
following from James Lambert. OF New
Brunswick. Ill: Il was badly afflicted
with rheumatism In the hips and legs.
when l bought bottle OF Chamberlai5;s
Pain Balm. IL cured me in three DAYS.
l am all right to-day. and would insist
on every one who is afflicted with thar
terrible disease to use Chamberlain's pain
Balm and get well at once" Fifty cent
bottles for sale by Owens & Minor Drug
Co. p. NJ. Slaughter. T.. +. Reeves q
Co.. and II. G. Forstmann. druggists.
Our workmen are busy. and in a few
days we Will show you handsome baby
carriages upholstered In every style. How
ell d Shaw Company. 7o4 east Main street
Prayer-Books and Hymnals,
Soc to $40.
a nice Easter present.
WEST. JOHNSTON 4 co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
The "tiRTnett."

The "GaTneu."
Is the leading style Of
STIFF HAT.
Manufactured by J. p. Stetson Co,
expressly for NJ. III. GARNETT
corner Eighth and Main pace Block.
Gentlemen's Furnishings Fresh Goods,
Correct Styles.
Easter Booklets,
&c. to SOC,
WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
Children's Refers.

Another large shipment received on Yea.
terday makes the stock complete in oge-,
detail sizes. all cOiors. and AN endless
variety OF STYLES 20 choose FROM Prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
LACES AND EMBROIDERY
REMN ANTS. hundreds of them.

REMN AMI hundreds OF them.
6-inch wide Bourbon Lace for Sc.
5-inch wide for DC.
You never saw such bargains. Cheap
enough before they were remnants
half now.
ENTIRE STOCK OF MUSLIN
CAPS at Remnant Sale to-day;
I5c to 50; just one-fourth of what
you pay for them.
Odd Shirt Waists, odd Hosiery,
odds and ends Silk Yelling, I'm
brellaS, all are out to-day in Rem
nant Pile.
Not Remnants, bound to mention
them though.
I25 Kid Gloves, 4 large pearl but,
tons, in tan, mouse, greyS and
black, SOC a par.
New line of Biarritz at 48c.
We can't show Remnants in Mems
Furnishings to-day, too busy with
Easter Sale.
Special Silk Teck and Four-in-
Hand Gents Ties for 25c.
DAISY DEAN, the new shape in
exquisite silk and silver effect, soc
for 81 values.
New line Of Negligee Shirts for
Easter.
SOC for the Laundered 81 quality; 75c for
SIPS; 81 for $50. See them.
on what lovely Windsors, What pinks
of beauty They ought to be SOC; 25c
All-Siik surah Plaid Windsors at DC.
The made Windsor Bows. with elastic
bands. can be united and washed, In
all the new shades. 23c
Easter Novelties in. Jewelry De-
partment.
Sterling Silver Book Marks, Faith,
Hope. and Charity. BE to Sl3S
Where is my Hair-Pln Boxes? In
Sterling Silver Hair Pins from sl.49 TO
S219.
Diamond Rings. warranted genuine. 75c.
Silverine Photo Frames, bargains In
them.
Well. we've sold nearly every
piece of the big lot of Mating we
had a few days ago. Just a piece
lett here and there. Wen call
them Remnants.
White Seamless Mating, sc.
Mating in Fancy that was l5c In the
sale, Is Toe.
Mating that was 25c I'm the sale, u lie.
81 and 40c Mating 29c.
Come, clean them out.
THE BONNET FOR EASTER.
If for any reason you have not
secured one, come to-day; here are
upwards of hundred trimmed Hats
and Bonnets ready for instant wear.
We would have to buy the paper
if we attempted to tell of the House
furnishing Bargains to-day.
Decorated and Fluted Butter Plates. lc
The Lamp Shade Paper. what is left,
I5c to-day.
Decor ated Bone Dishes. &c.
Jap Trays, &c ones Zoe, =,
The Man-ln-the- Moon Silverine Standing
Mirrors, DC.
Tea Set cup short. s. pieces, decorated
china. $3.50. from g.
Tea Set, plate short 30 pieces S''
from 1886.
Dinner Set. pieces missing S6.75,
from Sl200-il0 pieces.
Can't do any more prices to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
RICHMOND. March %. 1894
Remnant Day.

When this business, which has
been growing up in your midst for
the past forty years, began to ap-
proach its present magnitude
when it had put off its swaddling
clothes and become Richmond's best
house and biggest store-it became
evident that at least one day of the
week must be given over to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23
BLACK SATTEEN REMNANTS

5 yards Black Satteen. 25c. from SOC.
9 yards Black Satteen, 75c. from Sl25.
S yards Black Satteen. ST. from Sl5).
Remnants Figured Dmities y IL and
Is 2-3c qualities. &c a yard.
Il Light Ground Cotton CASHMERE Rem
nants, beautiful designs, 9c-S6 inches
wide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-23

Sacrifice Sale of all merchandise which, from being oed rumpeo
broken in size or short length could be cassea as NrNA'
FRIDAY was made the clearing day for uShe bargain gay Par OK
ceence for you by week the great business grows
greater the Remnants faster ese and IN our enaaVo 10 make
Richmonds biggest perfect in every detail we Gull Closer
goods into Remnant Sale and less and make the price cuts
deeper and deeper.