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Annual Installation.

The 26th Annual Installation of the
officers of the Loving Daughters of Beth
lehem was a very pleasant occasion. The
following officers were installed by Bro
". ]. Carter who made some.very pleas
ant remarks on their success in taking
care of their sick
President. Miss Maria Evans Vice
president, Miss Bette Carter Chairman
Mrs. l.. A. Terrell; Assistant Mrs. En-
ma Fisher; Moderator, Mis-. Minervf
Rraxton Chaplain, Mrs. Martha How
ard Treasurer, Mrs. ADA WIikerson
Secretary, James. Ii. Terrell Assis
tant, Mics Mary V. Brock /; Banl
Committee, Mrs. A. Sheppard and Me-
L. TinsIey Stats, JAS. BraxtOn, Ed
Poindexter, II. Archer.
The report shows the prosperous cen
dition OF this fine society which Is 81
faithful in caring for their sick member
st ali times. Their membership is yer,
large and as still increasing and the
stand together well with a good ban
account and is able to meet all demand
on them.
JAS. II. TERRELL, Secretary.
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GONE BEFORE

The Sharon Baptist IChurch was
unable TO accommodate the vsst au-
dience last Sunday morning, the Oc-
casion being the funeral services OF
Mr. George William Boiling, who
denarted this life Thursday morning,
February 8. Rev. Troy selected as
his text, Acts II % %.
He was a member of James Need
ham Lodge No 1468, g. u o. of o.
r and Mt. Pero Tabernacle, No. &c
q A. S. Sd. of Israel. He was 6
member Of Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist
Church for nine years. he was 9
natient sufferer for many months
He said the Lord would be with hin
IN the sixth trouble and in the seven
th The would not forsake him. HI
said he would NOT lie troublesome
much longer, next Sunday morning
he~would be In Heaven. He sang
"Jesus lead me tosthe rock that IL
higher than ].
Brother, thou art gone to rest
We will not weepfpr thee;
For thou art now where oft on earth
Thy spirit longed to be-.
HIS SISTER +. c. BOILING.
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- ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commencingJAN. %, 1894. Eastern stan
dard time.
7.40 A. NJ leaves Byrd-street stetion daily
Except sunday stops at klba
and local stations. Arrives al
Washington at 1901 2. M. Balti-
more. III p. N. philadelphia S;4i
p NJ; New YoPl e.2S 2. A
$50 A. M New York and Florida Special. all
Pullman Vestlbuled-cars. leaves Byrd
| street Station oaily. except Monday
No extra charge other than usual
,a.oO mon. leaves Bsrd-street station daily
| stops at Elba Ashland boswell
Milford, Frederickburg. Brook.
and Whitewater. Arrives al
Warrington at $40 p: NJ, Balt-
| more, 5.24 Z. M Philadelphia
T4s +. NJ; New York. IO.ss P.M.
Also connects ct W ASH gbon With
the Congressional Limi &c tall
Pullman Parior cars and PENN
sylvaRa railrosd Dining cars)
leaving at 400 p IN. daily
arriving at Baltimore 4.o4 p. m.
and New York y. Os ,. m.
| 7rkP A leaves Byrd-Street station daily
Sleepng-car Richmond TO New Yorl
Aud Washington so thnAdslphil
L Hops az IA Ashland. Dos
brooke and Widew stsr. stops a
other stations on Sunda O. Al
rivee at We BhlngtOn ll:I0 Il. M
Baltimore, l25S A M, Phtlade
phIa,3:45 A. M. New ork. 6.53 A.
NaSAM arrives Byrd-Street station
| daily. Sleeper from New Nork
stops at " lde a T. Brooke
Frederick sburg, Milford Doswel AS
land and klba. stops at other sta
lions Sundays. Leaves WASH
lngton at 4O9 A. M
sasPgu arrives at Byrd-Street Station ds
w. stops At Wide Water. BrOOk
Frederieksburgs Ailfor0, AshlaES
Dosweland Elba- Leaves ashinl
ton st 1851 A. NJ.
z1kPlM arrives at Byrd-strest Station dali
stops at Fredericksburg. All
ford, DoswI. and Ashland. Pullma
cars from New York ASKING O
Leaves Washington S.46 p. M. Doc
not stop al Eiba.
s.so NJ arrivea at Byrd-S rect street dali
Leaves Was lug ton at So y. 4
Stops at III ] cal tlon
Pullman Ca. f. ON Washington.
e:29 p. NJ. New York and Florida spe ial. a
Pullman VestiDule cars, arrives
Byr0-Street daily, except SOnda.
No extra cherge, other than asu
Pullman fare
FRED ERIcKsBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 p NJ leaves Byrd-streot station. Arriv
at fredericksburg at 6-SS z. NJ.
s.Ss A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street Static
Leaves Fredericksburg at SO y
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
asa. M, Iesves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
7.8eA
o2OP.M., leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland
7.J7 p. M.
CASA. NJ, arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashlan
SOS A. M.
eMP.M, arrives at EIba- Leaves Ashland
6lSP. M.
@. TAYLOR. Trahic Manae
ct. d. MYERS. General SupeTinte ndent.
WANTED.-A washer for fami
of three, references required. Wan
ed also a tenant for brick detach'
= kitchen with two large rcoms; goo
" yards for drying clothes. 600 nor
10th ST.
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9 & Q
& OHIO RAILWAY
EFFECTIVE Jan. IA, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoA D-sTRE
STATION.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoA D-sTRE
STATION
$40 AN Daily, With Pullman for local sy2
lions. Newport E.ws, Old Poi "a
Norfolk and Portsmonth.
400 p. NJ Daily with PaIioI Csrfor local sts-
lions, Newport News, Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
7. as A. NJ local e~aln. except sunday. for
Clifton Forge. Connects at Cord
svllle Tor Haehingtcn. at Virginia
Midland Junction for LyDcbburg
at Basic Cor Haecrsfown aud at
Staunton for Winchester.
400 p. N. The Cincinnati and st. Louis Lin
tied, daily. with PHrlor car &
Gordonsville and Pullman SieeT
or GSrdonsville to Cincinnati
ana 81. Louis Stops only at Inn
rortant stations
$40 p M Local train. except Sunday. Ae
comm odation for Charlottesville.
1900 p. NJ. Daily for CinciRaati with pullman
FFv TO Hinton - d GOrconsv 1
10 Cincinnati and Louisville
Dlnsng-car Washington TO Ciuctn
natl. Connects al COvington, Va.
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served on dlniDg-cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET sTATTOl
q 90 A IA Daily. with Paiaca-car for L. xingto
Lynchburg and clifton Forg. Co
meets. except Sunday. for Arvonia
4SOP NJ. Except Sunday. Accommodation 10
Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROAl
STREET STATION.
s2OA NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
II. 50 A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old Poin
400 f. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and Loui
ssoP. N. Daily. from Norfolk and Old Posn
7aS p NJ. Except Sunday. from Clifton Forg
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREETs STATIC
s.5A. Except Sunday. nom Columbli
600 p. Daily, from LynchbuIg and Clfto
Forge. JOHN ID. POTTS.
| Division Passenger AgLn
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Misses Alberta F. Boyd aud Eliza
Blackman, graduates of the Hampton
Training School and Hospital, are in
DanvilIe, the guest of Miss 4. M. Banks
dale, GIL Franklin street. Miss Boyd
left for Asheville, N. G.. whtre she expects
to hang out her shingle. Miss Black
man will locate in Danville, and offers
her professional services to the good
people Of Danville to care for their sick.
She can be found at sl7 n. Chestnut St.
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Lecture.
AMOS.

ga Journey through Bible Lands"
Palestine Egypt, Greece, sc, by Rev. r.
Z. Kerr, ID. D., to defrsy the expenses Of
lighting-First Presby terrain Churrh-at
their Church, Cor. Monroe and Catherine
streets-Monday night-Feb &c, 1894.
Madam Mildred Cross will sing, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rosa X. Jones. Festival
afterwards. Admission, ! 3 cents.
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$500 per Week. Sick Benefits
5000 at Death.


All promises made faithfully kept;
al obligations promptly paid. This
Association is thoroughly reliable
and solicits the patronage OF the
public.
While you are well prepare for
sickness and death. 1t IL the aim
of the founders to give the peopls
the benefit of the most improved
system of insurance without the
usual annoyances.
Officers: john ]. CRUTCHFIELD.
SAMUEL COHEN, PresidenL.
Secretary and Treas.
D. G. RICHARDSON, Solicitor
Gsnsrsl Once: Capitol St. near 9t.A
asabroon6 VS.
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Peachbud Club Again

There will be a grand masquerade Civ
en- by the above named club at Richmond
Hall, Alp N. Bird St, Monday night, 10th
inst. Music by Prof. Walter Johnson.
Will unmask at II o'clock. Admission,
% c. The public is invited.
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To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN /:

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
All person who have bought sections
or \ OF Y sections in Methodist burylng
ground from p. III. Voolfolk in tho last
Ave years will report to Thos. r. Hew-
lett, trustee, $50 N. Ord St., within 80
days. 45
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-02-17

REMT-W EEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY &C 8 O'Clock =. n.
Manifest ciOoed one hour before calling time.
Steamers leave New York iron Pier - North
River for Richmond every WEDNESDAY, AND
SATURDAY at y. M. arriving iD Richuond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unrurpasee
Cabin fare 20 New York. Including meals and
berth via amee River Routo-..-............-4 200
Round Trip Tickets limited to thirty days
after date of l4C0
Steerae fare. with 500
steerage fare. without snbsistence--.-...... 500
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way and Richmc. and Petersb arg Rail-
road tickets limited TO four days)..-.--.--- 300
Round Trip TicLets Lllnited 20 thirty
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond Trans-
Company's eOl east Main street. Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Peterspurg depots
| and at the companys office. 1901 Main street
1 and wharf, Ro. ketts.
1 Freigbt forwarded and through bills OF 1adine
issued Tor points beyond New York.
| Freight received daily until r. N.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
i wEDCESDAYS. THURSDAYS aud SATUB
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railwa,
| (vIa. Newport News at $50 A. M. and by tn
| Ricm ond and Petersburg Railroad (same daye
at . A NJ, win mske connection st herfoi'
with steamer leaving those days
| GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Agents
No. 1901 Main street.
ana companv'a - hart. Rockets
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Galilee Baptist Church. Srd Sunday a
February at 1870 Rev. w II. White vii
preach; $3.50 Rev. z. d. Lewis. $50 Rev
wm. Troy. This viii close the aDniver
sary.
REv. J. t. CARTER, Pastor.
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H. = W Ronaik:BtsisMRR


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT EOv ls lses.
LEeSE RICHMOND. BYRD-STREET Station
zoo A. n. Darv-Richmoad ard Norfolk YES
TIBULED LtNkrED--Arrive Nor
folk u.25 A. ~ Stops only az Pc
tor-bnre. Wavery. and suffolk.
400 A. NJ .Daiiy ..fHE CHICAGO EXPKESS''
Tor t.ynchburg. Roanoke. Blu acid.
Pocahontas Kenova. Columbus.
aud Chi~ago. Pullman bunet
sleeper Roanoke 20 columbns.withou
change. THROUGH coach from Rich
mond TO Ly nchD0rg.
B,20tP. n. Daily for Norfolk, suffolk. and In
termedate stations Arrive Nor
folk $50 Pm.
Il.bO p NJ Daily for Roanoke. Radford.
laski. and Bristol. Connects 1T
Roanoke 500 A. NJ. with WaShtng
ton and Cha otaqooxa Limited Pull
man sieepors Roanoke 20 Mem
phis aho New Orleans. Dining
car attached Also for Bluehel0.
POcahOntas also for Rocky mount
and all stations " instonSalem d.
vision
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICH
MOND aud LYNCHBURG ready for occupancy
at p. M: also Pullman sleeper Petersburg &c
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg and
the Wet Daily 80 A. N. en07 % 4. M. From
Norfolk and the East. 1i.O0 a. NJ. and Nesti
X. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
W. B. BENiLL
General Passenger Agent
General Ofrce. Roanoke. va no 8
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Judge Henry II. Goldsborough, BaIti-
more, Md, says: at lgives me pleasure
o recommend Salvation Oil to any one
Offering from rheumatic Or other pains.
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The train leaving Richmond ats A. NJ. and
Norfolk at r. Al. are cold trains between These
two points, and passengers 90 through without
change of cars
Trains leaving Richmond at A. M. and II. 50
r. NJ and arriving at Richmond at SO A N
and z 40 p NJ make close connection at Peters
hurr 20 aud from Farm Vile, Lynchburg. and
r. SULLY. Superintendent.
n T. D. NNrRs General superintendent
n NJ EMMKrt ON. Traffic Manager
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The Old Dominion Beneficial As
ISOLATION for 25cents cash and 40
cents per week, pay
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TRAINS NORTHwAR
ally.
any sropp,Ne PLACES

- ally.
STOPPING PLACES
Noe Il. 40. 46, SO, 50O& 50l make no stops NostOS
and lS4 stop at Belneld and stony Creek on sig
naI. Nos. %, "a, SS -. and rs stop on signal
at Manchester, Drewry's, Centrsiia. aod Chester
Nos b. 81, 81, will stop sig. al at all stations.
Pullman p lace Buffet Sleepaag-Cer ON all
throath trains. On Trains Nos. 81 ana - Sleep
lnx-Cars between Richmond and Ly ncbburg. Va
NEW LINE ATLANTA. GA
Leaving Richmond at 600 p. NJ. daily and ar
irving at w Gloon at IL ZAP M. and at Atlanta
at 90 p. NJ. via 5. A. L. Through sieepers-kich
mond to Atlanta
In addition TO the above. THE NEW YORK
AMI FLORIDAY SPECIAL. co sistsng OF Veeti-
tule Puhman-cnrs only. leaves Richmond south
bound 80 r. NJ. DAILY, except sunday, and
ieaN es Pete sbuig nor bounu q o. A "a, daily
except Monday. No extra fare charged ON this
tram. except regular Pull ian.
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL Line TO NORFOLK
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sEXYK GRAND Lup0x


OF VIRGINIA
Is composed sfTws Hundred and NiHty
saboFdiHAss Lodges
0FFleHRs PoR 1854.
James n. BsOkaes. Grand Chief, AIexan
dria. Va; =. =. Rsi1, Grand Secretary
Norfolk, Val A. s. West, P1ngosesgre
Va, Grand Treasurer.
xEVsrEns.
Rev. j. II. holmes, David #. Baktn,
J. Il. Black well, Isaiah Nichols, W. n.
Hatcher. A. B. Dolss, n. &. Smith
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
oFFIcEAs.
Rev. J. q. HOlmsa, ProAdeat; J. u
Clark, Wee Prasidsst; Rev. T. spgIlaT
Business hans ger; Rev. h. p. WssAss.
Treasurer; Hon. A. ". Harris, es@v4a-
ry.
rAh Department e0aaucts o rsgulax
Building, Loan, Saving aad IBsxrnsss
business. Authorized cavltsl, 500, oOo-
Shares $50; payments SOsts. psE AOath-
j, CByDCT8 OF TUn O8DEA
The object Of this Order 10 - PrevfAe
! for its members IN ease Of sAskAssR, -
bury it's dead In . decent 1ansex, aR6
Il TO psy an sndOwrnsnt trom o96. 90 -
10000 to TIE widow erpAoA Or hsarn
y Of the deceased Also to tsaeA ths prin-
Ciplss Of tsmperAaos and brotAssiy kiaA-
ness--as well a. 70 tsaah tAaA IA xzknA
a there Is strength" ---~----.
=. eosT OF AA1ABLEHxu A I@DGA
r For tie sax. Of - 90 saoA, persons
IL can De organised IN . Lodge q Seed So
Al nsritAns-This sum entities eAsA eas d
4. six degrees Of the Order and . polley Q.
y, Inseranes for the sun Of oHn HwnDKxE
a DoLLAHA.
Lodges generally pay Ron %. oe 4
e. $500 per week during sickness, 49,
d. from 5000 10 5000 for buztal-Fou
this members ere gszsrally charged hrez.
~ 96 to - cents pc meath - 6uss - ~
an Lodge.
's' JUVENILE DEPARTNRET.
Y 0mcsrs-Ja@es II. Buckaer, euperiz
~. tsndeNti Arn. sharriet 4 Taylor, Mes
eli folk. Va. Trsssursss @ n. MuAaarA
a., az Manchester, Va, Secretary.
Ia Believing that ehildrsn shoulA ~ eaxs1
taught 20 levs their n<lgAbOr - 49,,
selves, 20 bs purs in habit and tAoasAt
wee even ss He Il pure and b guiarA b
on. tratK: shat win ever stand, ne open Viz
"A. the gates 81 our Order and I'D H. go
drsa TO enter thia DEP ARTAnHT - anaI
cost and large benefit.
al For aAy Information furtAeE. - to =
at establishment Of Locges, ETC., please a
a, dress :. =. Reid, Grand Secretary, nes
las, Norfolk, Va.
20 BUSINESS DEPARTMKKT.
Address Hon. A. ". HArSsa, gecretar,
lily (Osntral oAOs.) All y. stA -, RsaI
40, mend, Va.
"a ROs General Tafsrnatlon
'th Addrsss Iamea u. BuokAos. orNu
Old AsxAAdsaa. VA.
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]. ]. FOSTER,

AIS N. eth st. Richmond. Va
dealer in
Fine Groceries, Flour, Lard
Bacon, Butter, Eggs and
Country produce OF all
descriptions.
~ Goeds delivered free. Call and you
will be treated right
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup has been used
for over hfty years by millions of mothers for
children while teething with perfect II
soothes the child. eoftena the gums. alays all
pains. cures wind colo. and IL The best remedy
for Diarrh0. Ii will relieve ne poor little suffer
er Immediately. sold by Druggist in every part
Of the world. Twentv-nge CENTS bottle. BE
sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup" AMI take no other.
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Three of these coupons, together with
Eve two cent stamps will entitle the hol
der TO eight Worlds Fair Photographic
tar Cut them out of diff aren't issuesaDd
send TO
Sl4lEast Broad Street, Ricbond. Va.
EPersons out of the city Gets. extras tor
mailing.
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1. o. G. S. Sd. S.

The Natienal Grand Lodge Of North
America, composed Of District and
State Grand Lodges Of many States OF
the Unsted States and some Of ths IL
lands OF the See.
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a TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. Jan. IS. 80. at ~ 80
r. NJ. ira ne on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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RICHMOND & DANvILLE X. X. Co.
sAMUEL sPEN GER, F. W. HUIDEKOPER AND
REUBEN FOSTER, RECEIVERS.
Richmond L. DanVilie aud North Car
Olina Divisions.
CONDENSED SCH EDULE.
In Effect Aug ust l3, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVES RICHMOND VA.
1880 A. NJ. sOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily to
Atlanta. Augusta. and points
the WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN syEsrIBULE LIMIT
ED Connects at Gteensboro' for
Durham and Raleigh; at salisbury
for estern North Carolina Pas
eenRers can take sleeper at =, a.
l2:f0 r. NJ. FAS1 NAIL. daily. for Atlantis,
Augusta, and points South. Coa-
necis est ~CBoly with Faimvle an
Powhatan railroad; 1T keysvilIe
for Clarksville. oxford henderson
and Durham. and ct dreenboro FOR
Drrham. Hsleigh aud winstop-Sal-
EN-. Through steepers from Danviile
south.
500 p. NJ. LOCAL, daily except Sunday, for
Ameli. COurthouse and intsrredi-
ate points.
| TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
100 An Fsom Atlanta TO Augusta
s sSS A. A. n. n. From Amelia oOurt>ou.s.
lY0RK-RlVER LINE Va "A.r 1r
| The FAvoRTTE UTE n0RrH
LEAVE RlCAMON
TRAIN NO. 10. $40 p. N.
LOCAL iEXPRESS. daily except sunday.
stops at all ststjOns At Lestor Manor con-
meets with stage for v aikerton; Nith Baltimore
steamer at Vest Point.
TRAIN No. rs. AS l.. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily except Sunday
for West Point. nre ting with lork-Biver
I steamers for BAL 'imOre. At Baltimore stea m
ers connect with Baltimore and ohio railroad
for Washington. Philadelphia and New York
steamer leave Baltimore at p. NJ. daily ex-
| cspt sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive at Richmond
at y 20 A. M. iO:fO A. n. and 80 r. A.
TAIN No -. 7.O5 A ~.
LOCAL MIXED. daily except Sunday. leaves
TweRty-third = treet for est Point and utter
media points.
Tick .t-ofice at ST ton foot of Virginia st
open A. AZ. to p. NJ. and from p. NJ. TO L.
I 50 A. NJ
City tlcket-ofhce-e0I es n ain st.
SOL. HAAS. W, A. TURK
Traffic Manager Gen Passenger Az snt
W. Il. GREEN. General Manager.
!. :. b. Thompson. Superint end nt
JOHN AZ. BEALts. TaveiiDg Passenger
als east Main street.
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MOTHERS LOVE.

The mothers of the prisoners, in their
vain endeavor TO do something for their
sons, testified that they knew nothing
whatever relevant to the case.
j. z. Jeffries, the Commonwealth
attorney of Fauquier county, assisted
J. b. ThortOn, Commonwe' this attOr-
ney of this county. Messrs. Sinclair and
Thorton defended the prisoners and sub
mitted the case without argument.
About ten minutes later the jury
brought in a verdict of guilty, and fixed
the penalty at death.
The jury was polled.
Robinson stoutly denied everything
cl aimiDg that it was a case of mistaken
identity.
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Address Hon. A. ". HArrls, Secretary,
(Csntral oAOs,) All \. stA -, Riah-
mead, Va.
ROs General IAfsrnataon
Addrsss Iames u. DuoAAoe. arnuA
Odd AlezAAdsta. VI.
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w
ADMISSION
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01

tariff of 1888. II admitted raw sugar
free of duty, but gave the sugar trust
the protection of five mills pound or
raw sugar
This protection-this money which
the two republican tariffs took from
the pockets of the people and put in
the Golfers OF the sugar trust-enriched
IL, made It giant in strength and
armed 1t to defeat an honest tariff in
the present congress. II lisa republic
an trust, Of republican paternity,
made rich, fat, impudent and imperi-
Gus in the exercise Of power by repub-
lican bounty.
Yet the democrats were not power
less before It. They gained partial
victory. Speaker Crisp says that they
took of half OF the protection. II was
probably less than that. But 1t was
millions Of dollars year in the pock-
cts OF the people who consumed the
sugar Of the trust
All that was gained. be It much or
little, was gained through conflict
of unsurpassed vigor and bitterness
over an enemy inspired with the ma
lignity which comes from baffled fraud
and greed. Every advantage Of the
people which the new tariff possesses
over the Mckinley tariff literally was
torn from the desperate grasp Of the
republican and democratic Mckinley.
ties, eager, fierce and relentless as a
wolf with his fangs upon his prey.
This Is not defeat and disgrace for
the democratic party. tits not drawn
battle, but something like victory.
The enemy is weaker and the cause OF
an honest tariff stronger The out
posts are gained. One more battle and
the citadel win be wonl-chicago
| Herald.
The Greenville times., 1894-09-01
The TREASURY CONDITION.
Danger Avertsd By the Passage OF
Tariff Bill.

There is very little reason for tina
alarm that has been set shoat In re-
GARD 10 another bond issue Naturally
the president and his advisers ara
"watehine with eager interest every
change in the financial situation, as
the press dispatches indicate. II Is
their duty to do SO, and President
cleveland is not the kind Of man VINO
uecleets his duty. But there IS moth
ing in this fact upon which to predicate
the apprehension Of new issue OF
bonds. or the increase In any form OF
the interest-paying debt d.
Atno time since the enactment OF
the Mckinley law has it provided
enough revenue to meet the current
expenses Of the government During
the four years OF Harrison's admins.
tration. three Of which were covered
bv the operations Of that odious and
inefficient law, the expenditures ex-
ceeded the revenues by sl5o,OOo,ooo'
The deficiency was supplied to the
extent OF slOo, 200, o 90 by surplusin'
herited from the last democratic ad-
ministration, and to the extent OF soo''
OOO, 900 by postponing payments tenn
porary loans on collateral and other
expedients familiar to exhausted pro-
fiigates. From these facts 1t is obvious
that to avert bond issues 1t is neces-
sary TO repeal the Mckinley law. Bua
nevertheless 1t is safe to say thai
there will be no further bond issues
for the reason that the defective and
inefficient revenue law will be re-
pealed. :,
The gold reserve In the treasury Is
low at this time, and II there was no
immediate hope of an improved rev
enue system, the necessity OF issuing
bonds would be imperative. But this
danger will be averted by the passage
Of a tariff bill that will provide the
needed revenue to replenish the gold
reserve. Mr. Carlisle is right in his