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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
For Sale.

160 acres of land, lying E mile north of Section house at 8 mile post, l.. R & NJ. Ky. 12 acres clear and good fence around the 12 acres. Price Sl 50 pel acre. Terms cash. For further infor- nation call on or address.
 GEORGE SCHROLL. Mead. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
Why? -.A

w ARy . -1A
 Five years ago few persons in America had heard of E2am0E'S Tonic Liver Pills and Rakn0n's Tonic Pellets To-day they are used in thousands of households. What has worked this changer
 Four different things.
 !. This is not simply liver pill but an entire treatment. It is complete substitute for physi- clan in liver troubles.
 g. It costs only 25c., when the same medicines yf purchased separately would cost 50 to 75c.
 B. The remedy works gently and not violently. It does not arouse feeling of weakness but makes you feel steadily better from the first day. 4. It is absolutely harnless. Sick or we'll, it can not be bad thing to take, as it purifes the blood and tones up the whole system.
 Why not try it for those occasional headachesf It will stop them. Atan dealers. or mail. for a5o.. boxes s1.oo.
 BROWN MFG. O.. New York For Sale by D. c. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-30
Total catch

The days sport was ended by gather ing a few bushels of hickory nuts. which are more abundant ill the bottoms than i fish.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
n, Favor of yirriDianS.

The bill reported recently by the Com
mttee on war Claims IN the House Of
Representatives for the payment Of
claims favorably adjudicated by the Court
ot CleSIoSs. contains. The faAss>SSyNS <09 NNe
persons in Virginia and in the amounts
named:
Loftin u. Allen. Henrico county. Sl.651;
William H. Anderson, Frederick. $40;
estate Of Patterson Allen, Goochland,
$780, Susan Brown, Culpeper. SC54 %;
WUllorS 1ushby-. AlexapdSNA, ATeSsS,
Adeline r. Blick, Dinwiddie, sos: Elias
Cooper, Loudoun. Slei; estate Of Morgan
Coxen. Clarke. $50; Martha :. Clark.
Amelia, $40: estate Of Thomas Farrell,
Prince George. S5.e7: Tlkanah Fawcett
Winchester Sl.51l; John f. Febrey. Fair
tx gee. 'rhn1nas- A. GyaSsoVN, TNSSSNNSy,
: sili: Samuel ". George Sr Loudoun
s6i2: estate Of Elizabeth Cunneil. Fairfax
u,l2i; Ann T.. Hooper. Alexandria. SlGSS
ST. Clair -. and Francis ". Kirtley
Rockingham. 1896; Mary f. Lewis. Clarke
county. 81 .O02; John. Peter. and Patrick
| MvNNSNSNSA. Fairfax. SSA, NsNANN -
| Sampson Touchstone, Frederick. l,l25
Thomas r. Stewart. Fauquier $500; es
tate of william III. Taylor. Fairfax. 81 .93j
Hugh w. ThroclmortoD, Fairfax. Sg7j
estate OF Walker Vaughn, Culpeper. $50
estate of Benjamin *. White, $2203: Mat
tbeN Woodward, Prince WNOINSA, $50
John Waldron. late Of Greenbrier county
| $59Si20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
. sUccE TED AMENDMENT VI oo''
CRIMINAL LAW.

n.y. so,ta,,on of the two nSEyoVs
ZION, prs,co William county to Alex
andria. and their return to Prince VIZ
liam for their trial under military escort
.,,graets the inquiry, Are not our laws
8, ceea q, amendment in respect TO such
oasesq WHY should these negroes have
been returned TO Prince william Tor triai! !
If there was such great danger OF Their
Being lynched as soon az they returned
,here. II would seem obvious that Prince
William was not the place feT NNe~ NSEA'
TO be held. why were they not tired IL
Alexandria?
The answer IS that in the present state
of our law the trial could not have taken
place in Alexandria. The Prince william
court was without authority 10 order J
10 take place there. The Court OF Ap
peals decided in Joyce's case 70 va u
PSI. that there can be no change OF venue
until IL is made certain that no jury Il
try the accused can be secured In th'
! county where the crime IS alleged {
have occurred or in some other county. u
course n Jury can always be secured b.
sending away for 1t. so that the efec
OF this decision is practically to iorbi'
| a change of Venue. Mould II not I've NetNs'
to provide BY law that in case Tx
the Prince William one. the prisoner
should be tried in Alexandria unless they
elect TO return to Prince william Tor trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
Ill. nealfh OF Richmond.

The Council Committee on Health met
on Thursday night and an ordinance was
submitted IN reference TO the plumbing
I'm the city. il provides that a plumbers
inspector snail be appointed and sipu-
lates the uAnner IN which the "otA ~
10 be done.
The report in reference 10 nlc neath
rate Of the city. prepared ny chairman
Reeve. was presented, IS requested.
lie thought the present method OF obtain
iu.. the mortality IS erroneous and that
the death rate is not so high as reported.
lie gave a lOt OF figures % substantive
ms argument.
In conclusion Chairman Reeve submitted
the following;
Resolved That The Board Of Health
be authorized to eliminate from their
health records the deaths or all nom
residents: that they add 10 the census
i, SSNsSs ESSNn III ss5il g, PEI SSNN. HoS saSN
year since it was taken; also, the num-
Der of deaths not counted IN the census
each year. this latter being thus made
a factor I'm the population, or else elimi-
nate all deaths from their health esti-
mates mot counted in census, giving
| tN0x xNNsSs, therefor
DR.. Oppenhimer also presented n state
ment. i'm which, when put on the SAINT
conditions with other large cities, Rich
mond is found to be tenth IN the list
with reference 10 the mortality rate. Mr.
| Reeves and DR.. Oppenhmers reports
we've referved to the Board OF Aldecwec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
LnsrLCE JOHN,N (OURT.
His Honor Doesn't Believe In the Use oil
I<nivi and Razors.

His Honor had a small docket yester>
day morning; but the majority of cases
were cutting ARRAYS. Judge Crutchteld
is severe on this sort Of thing' and usual
Is gives a long term. He thinks the use
Of the knife and the razor Is getting 10
be TOO common and is determined 10
put stop 10 j.
Fred Jackson. arrested yesterday MORN
ine charged with an atterppt 70 rob tho
house OF john Christian. was sent Oh
to the grand jury. lie got an oyercoat,
and pawncd X.
Maggie / ,ee charged WIN harooring the
person Of Daisy Garrett fer no good puri
poses. got thirty days in Jail; and Lena
Nav and NI9ry Scott got the same term
for being her accomplices, while John
Hall (coloreD was charged with assault
upon James Reese, and stabbing him
WltN an ice-Nlc~' hAAs case Ne"@ "\e'
to the 18th. instant.
Brown. got n fine Of $3.50 and costs, and
Horace Walker (colored). charged WITH
house-brealdnS, was sent On 10 the ius>
ting's Court. III. -,-..-
CNaxAos, HOsser. charged with RESISTING
Policeman j. ID. Talman. While that
officer was performing bis duty. VIII
have a trial by jury.
Henry thompson, who was charged
with stealing stove. tbe property OF
s. Lichenberg, will spend thirty days ii
| iaN.
John Dwyer, who ought not to have
been found trespassng Oh the property
of J. II. Kerse, will have to stay ninety
days in jail. .-,.
drnnI, and after arrest raised too much
dtsturhonoa in the Police Court, col
fined 81 and costs on the two breaches
of the peace. ., =.
ebont Tbon,as Fecney, Will spend sr
months with the jaiier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10


Private John Allen. OF H ,'i,,,eelf y, IS
in sad state. lie feels hli .'s, aoso-
Iutelv aaoat In darkness VIM e c - single
star 70 guide him. lie says ne ga oa'i'e to
Congress- with absolute reldN~ '''iee
things as Democratic: -, vas s,,..,.
]. That the Democratic par" ''''y
for free coinage Of silver. t,,e man No.
. That the Anglo-Sax0n Ni'''0 ''''''' was
the born ruler Of all color7 poed vas -
q THAT THOMAS Bracket - rod 80 an
irropressible tyrant without 0"0 00'e'''-
ing trait. cratic party
last october the Demo. set M -.
House senate. and President 81 o.ir aP III.
cold standard and stopped M So' mo- ~
silver no said. "This botN'' vosto,., l..'
7 hold on TO the other W.. ~, ,''',
We voted TO put a colorel ,,sv,aii Tbo,
\ Amencan write -HnH -n' Ln. so,1
kept mo awake all last nisn' bout Pood
! 4 can cling 10 that prlnc'p' I.itbout a 30
! He certainly was tyranl line my stat
deeming trait You can ima93'ni nat Peod
Of mind when the Speaker s, III oct,,oii,
I'm the middle Of an ugly ILL., to CIV.
S00SNNA ~SYocE oJt- Of a oes', ohanco an
his enemies the best possio's ~, De,n1
out Of kindness Of heart -. minnie %,
crat yet. but l am just tn'o Post.
Of reasons why. Wasnins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
THE chow NOT TO DO III LEGIsLA-

nh x,ro-o.. LEGISLATURE seems ambi-
tious TO have itself known through all
time as the Ueeislature thai was master
Of the art "how not TO do it,
II started opt with a comnlttee 10 IN
vestigate the charges that l0aueo 'ne ayr
down. that tpe election of members Oh
itself had been bought, that they might
vote for MIR. Martin to be united states
senator yet. whenever a dues''oh was
asked a witness that PROMISED 10 pilhs
ont some Information toucpinS the sub
iect of inquiry, or whenever witness
semmed disposed to volunteer a statement
shat would throw light upon the subject
of inquiry. the question, in the hrst case,
was ruled out, and the witness
mouth in the second place was closed.
So thoroughly did it inquire INTO every
| thing that had nothing whatever 10 do
| with the matter to be inquired into. and
SO thoroughly did it suppress inquiry INTO
every thing that it was appointed to
inouire into that it justly earned for it.
self the position OF the greatest COM
| m,ttee on NOW not to do IT. that ever
sat under the authority Of any power in
the history Of the world. Its position was
unique. it's record is without Il parallel.
And now comes the Committee on
PRIVILEGES and Elections, and votes to
report Judge Buford's bin providing for
two watchers of opposing political parties
TO be present with the ballot-box from the
time the vote closes until the result is
announced, but 1t amends the bill by pro-
viding that these watchers shall be Sc
Iected by the Judges Of the election. :,
'Air. Randolph. i will bet you $4,000
on the white horse against the bay" sale
a gambler TO John Randolph on a race
track. land BiH Jones shall hold the
stakes" "Rut who win hold Bin Jones?'
replied Mr.. Randolph.
The whole complaint Of our election lay
Is that partisan electoral boards appoin
corrupt Judges and clerks OF election
= | who stuff the bailot-box after the eleS
! ton is over Who would these corrup
election officers probably select to waite
them in their count? Would II be hone.
u Republicans or Populists. on the on
I hand and honest Democrats on the othei
7 OF course not. They would select TWO
: their Democratic heelcrs as tho Dem
e craft watchers and two stool pigeon
q as the Republican or Popuiist watc
= crs and the same fraud exact
! would take place after the watchers we
appointed as would take place II no
were appointed.
d The Legislature needs now only to pa
i Mr.. Priddy's bill TO earn for itself I
" title of the greatest Legislature on h'
not 80 do it' that ever assembled.
!" claim TO the position Of BODY Il
u knows how 10 keep the promise 10
ne ear but break 1t to the hope VIII then
n without parallel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

The most absurd, perhaps, OF all the
partisan statements manufactured at
WASHINGTON TO affect public opinion on
current questions is the statement
that ''Wall street" was seeking 10
secure the confirmation OF Mr.. Peck
ham as a Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States. In the hope that 1t
might. thereby. get another vote in that
tribunal for a decision that gold is the
only metal Of which Congress can make
money.
This is too preposterous to deserve Sc
rious consideration. but absurd as 1t is
IL may nislead some ignorant persons
and IL Is Just as well TO state the case
as Il exists.
| The Constitution eonfers upon Congress
| the power 'To coin money regulate the
value thereof. and Of foreign COIN"
This Is every word the Constitution has
to say respecting the power Of Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

There is q certain kind Of entertainment
5fr Which :, n a. most ,,eryAeSing thing 70
know how IN dress IL It is a fornai re-
reptlon there is TO diniCu lty-pIoNii.'
YOU have an evening dress t"at 10 sun,
GENTLY elegant. An afternoon .eI - ~
even perpleNing, although VIZ ma ~,
messed some pathetic attempts 10 hlafe
:, - o,. ~ ,,o~t oe t,,e,s. Who have not
attended many afternoon teas ana uehF
bic lest II be discovered. As ior tne PROF.
or places 10 wear evening dresses II i
easier TO say where not 10 wear lnein
than to pive positive directions III most
nlacos the daylight line is drawn pretty
c}ose. AND ~ general the Washington rue
| for none but day gowns before in the
evening is a very safe guide
For. a period Of six weeks we VIII not
/ be perplexed by any such pLoDlehs' ~
no one is likely TO give a full dress recep-
tion durino, lent. Socially. the world goes
| into retirement. but the time VIII be
! utilized i'm many different ways Doubteft
our new spring gowns will receive sohe
attention If any old ones ne"d iencVa''
ing now is the time to attend 10 tnem
II is wonderful how much . young woman
can do for herself If she devotes ltti'
time and attention to it. WIN hl'l'
) practice for instance. one AN 49, ~
/ do IN ones own tresses - pecoiuIhsl.
DIS the most approved hair~ufesser;
Perhaps an occupation not Whoiy I'M
profitable would be 10 make STUDY o
coiffures and thus save the hair-dresser'
bill. If Won should decide 10 90 this
hear w. mind that the tendencies are 10
ward hieb coiifures even for daytime
The one shown above is q very prett
but simple arrangement. and most OF il
beauty comes from the waved front. Tn
back is also waved. and is comoed hig
and knotted at the crown. The ornament
are technlcaUy Gated Valkyrie' from thei
, imagined resemblance to the sails OF th'
hapless boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
r1rc1rDur nrFE HrMBER.
Governor oTerral now Be''" '"'
Bursesses Corp,'

Anton y most delightful recep1io"' 'c"-
oorod thor, At the hands Of the Richmond
military. the Burgesses corps o' Nio'.y'
left AZ 1220 d-cfocK ye'oa'SSs 81. ~
Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG r ,, go.
railroad. The organization VI - 90
I'm Washington, and also ~ - .,'o,r',,,.
They expect TO reach Abar' -
Members Of the party spoN' ~
highest terms Of the recepl'g" - q"
SYem Here. a7sl. 79nijimatsN &c So
mond military upon The '''0 no
made Thursday night a.o ,,,o,,,ir,,
The New Workers spent '"D H'o' INNS
Yesterday I'm visiting places OF interest
about the city When the Tram Pui'ei
out from Eiba the Tenth Res''ne"t b"nd
UIeyoA & USelX air, and iheie was
general waving OF hats, flags, ana manu-
kerchiefs both by the meihueis Oh 'ne
corps and a number Of theft newly made
A committee composed Of Generals J
o woodward and Joseph j.. carr Colo
neis f-lliott r. Danforfh apd Edwin At
we'll and MAJOR Walter /. Joyce called
UPON the governor yesterday morning
ACCOMPANIED by Colonel g . b. CO.
wardin. o,,,-..-, .,
The party Informed Governor OFerral
that thew came in the pame or inc
organization for the purpoee OF eleclihs
him q lie member. Tho .ol.'--,i . ~
cises Of an election were so"1 IN US
with and the Governor was declared
. elected Colonel Danfortl
-'--,-,s His Fxceleucy the result
-. ,tttle speech I'm which he de
- ~. 20 be elected q life member
Of the corps was the highest honor IN
bodv could confer. Governor . ferra
responded in a few remarks OF thank
a,,S o,-,,.o.a,d himself AZ being high
pleased that the corps sh0u'u - NUM-
him.
After seeing the Governcr. the part
! caNed al ne NestmoreidHu u q.
rendered the thanks Of the corps 10 IN
organization for their gracious hosp
tality. which Colonel Cowardin acknON
ledeed I'm a neat little speech.
General-Passenge Agent l. d. A"uel
son, Of the SeaDoard Air Inn III iceu-
,0,lDD D1 me services. WIS SAeOtSN a u
member Of the corps and p WI
n gold medal by Major woodward. NJ
Anderson Acknowledged the honor in
| graceful specch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
The Priddy ELL Again.

A few days ago. upon the announce
ment from Richmond that Mr.. Priddy. OF
Charlotte county, had introduced bill
IN the a.egislatore that ToNe extyaOyd~
nary powers to judges OF election 10 order
arrests. we expressed our opposition TO
the measure. At the time we did not
know the full scope Of the power granted
in the bill: indeed, we have not yet been
able to obtain a copy OF the document,
but we learn from the Lynchburg Adj
vance that II aims to do a good deal
more than we had supposed.
From time immemorial elections In our
state have been conducted In peace.
such was the case during the reconstruc-
ten period and the years that followed,
as well as during the exciting Read1uster
campaigns and those that have since
been waged. At no time during all these
| years was any necessity shown fol
strengthening the power Of judges and
curtailing the liberty Of the people. yet
now. In q time Of profound peace, q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
w,,,.rBrsrSArn nxoAsr THE B1lq

We most heartily commend senator
voorhees, committee for refusing to hear
further testimony from parties interested
in the operation of the proposed new
tariff bin. Testimony from these 0avttes
has been heard and reheard until further
testimony only tends to create greater
confusion than exists even "o"' nat
tbe country wants now IS action, and
speedy action.
It Is also gratifying 10 nave y an
nounced that the senate co"iin'''ee VIII
so far recast the tarIiI Dill do ~ o"er II
when II comes from them 10 " III" 10
raise the revenue the Government needs
by duties imposed ratably and equally
upon an the imports that eDter our ports.
This is now announcer and We "ope MOS
earnestly thai IL is corfecU' "'ioul0eu'
though we feel no assurance Of what is
TO come from Congress on any question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

.-,c,ov oh,cction 10 the form IN when
they came to the Board OF co'n'n'sS'o"'
crs. .,,os
Now tho Virginia statute has pro'iueu
ear s.c, cases. II provides Code 1851
section 1870: -
III II shall appear TO any .ern,,at,.r
.,.e,to, commissioners. In deiermihibs
tho nersons who have received tne s'eas-
cet number of votes for the sete'" o"'
COS voted for IN such election 'n"' -.
.aar,,,eu or informaiities occur ~ va
,cturns NJ the Judges or CLERKS % , v'e, ~.
.,.,,rh on he cured by amehoins OF
CORRECTING The same. 1t shall os Tue uu''
30 Ia 5,.'.,rd OF commissioners inme-
't,a,eI,, o. enmmon the said JUDGES anu
>ro,,,s oe srch of them as may De iepu'
- 60 annear before said noafo. on
como d,v not exceeding Eve u"Ss A'o" ''
mo date of the summons, for '"e pun p.so
OF amending such returns 81 '''''S WV
same NAV conform TO law.
r,frv return could have been eashS
rado psrfsct under this law out ''e
ccmmi. slou.rs OF election preie''e" w
ct,use NJ throwing the returns out WHO
". thus depriving Gocde Of the ma'o'i''e.
rat Democratic judges ana cieiNS "a
election certified that he had receiVe''
what 10 the value of elections mus heio
| end canvassed?
We ask Judge Hicks and Mr. Price II
they defend this action Of these comh''s'
sicrers. But lest they may p'ead that
trev have not the record before them
and are ignorant of what took p'a-e III
~ oo,n,,os we ask them II they jus.
.,,, ,ho,r ,,n boards Of commissioners
I'm throwing out the three precincts III
theIr own. Brunswick county ihey can
certainly acauaint themselves WIN inc
| reasons why these three were thrown o0'
! ona NO ,ornear to state those reason
until we hear what Mcssrs. HICKS ahe
Price have 10 say on the supJec''
The record of this contested election
shows the depth to which the POISONOUS
virus has sunk into our body polite NOR
distinctly even than smithcrs precihc'
Omccrs of election appointed by paru
an, electoral board will stop at no act
,vba,evcr necessary TO attain an END the!
| have In view.
II cannot be pretended th't mere Wa
I'm this election any matter OF nesr
domination-ther was neither hegr
sberjrs. or clerks. or justices or N
peace. or constables involved-out
contest between two native-oorn Virgin
fans-the one a Democrat, ana the oth'
Populist
The situation is most alarn''ns' NO OF
could be farther removed from hepuoi
can or Populist doctrines than is III
| Times. but we fully subscrloe TO u
sentiment of that distinguished fren'
, statesman. the late Jules simon WI
said. NO people are WORTHY OF hoer
who do not respect the liberty OF eve
, | their enemies
. Our doctrine Is mat eVe'| 'o'e'
7, virginia no he Populist, Republlca
Democrat P1ohibtionist, or what NJ
shall have tpe opportunity TO vote
. no nleases. and then have his vote coun
cd and fairly returned as cast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
,ys-prcHmoND vA:sATURDAY FEBRUARY 10 1891

proposition Is mo-" "a do both OF taese
things. II, n law ~,
Inc enaet'n 'a tho extreme. The peo-
be u1 IN l,',, III are not going to con-
pie OF . Nirs,n,a struggle. to reIinquish the
right that they have aTn free ', ed
-. - F's S,a,a,'na Of those occupying tom
lne u', a,,,bor,ty The hidden possibni-
p Iies for mischief, contained IN , the bin
make it az obnoxious TO Us as tbs, the Fed
eraI election bill. which wac ,h yesterday
repealed by the action OF or United
states, senate -ScxColk Leos'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
Senator Daniels Reply to Mr.. Frye, OF Maine.

az 40 V,ydinid mailer De he fTdud
.,,,c6 q ,s g, forth to be. the Senator
aron.a t,oo thinds a5omit--hrst. that a fraud
had been oo,,,aitted. and. SECOND. that The
Dsmocyotic n.,espopers were otter ii; that
NE party icas r<oukinga tito ,ch'cn NE o''egeo
offenders belong When 1 STA" near me
Nsna,or from Maine arise upoa this floor
and rebuke perfons OF his OUT parry u'"'
plhsrs mink 10 be ssorthy Of st'ch criticism,
.aoY reo,;,. nat he is on a biane toiM tie
Democrats from Iirqs"ad.
I've hare honest people in Virginia, Mr
Pre,fdeut ,oho ,ciH put their foot upon fraud
inst as quickly as any people upon this earth,
rho han, pe ,astinct Of honesty and the
courage of Meir CONNECTIONS"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

Next Wednesday Is 81. valentine SHAY.
,fanv bashful youth viii take this
onnortpnitv 10 send his sweetheart q
ant, valsntine i'm the shape Of book
I"t - nrettv trihe of some Kind, or box
of candv There are in many OF the
shops some fetching conccits TO make the
s ,."nn.. sn,n,n,ne heart Nutter with de-
- ono Of the most appropriate val
',5'i,' bowever. and one which is gain
ing precedence "iloH5 'n1 ,rho al &C.
peSh's, in the city seem to be try
sapi, snnsaIves this year. and some beau
.,s., "ne,voens OF the queen of the bo-
t .nea,ai l,,ncdom can be seen in the shoI
' .al','I There IS no more appropriate
and delicate attention than the sift OF
dozen Of these beauties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

oyer our mOnvs. " \SaSSS :" - ,se
a,scre,lon OF Congress 10 col" W
money" out Of whatever meta n. 80
raj, ,h,rk beet adapted 10 H. Du' ~
show that they had silver eNp-s eva
,helr minds as money meta -"
framors Of the Constitution pm '"'o >
another provision forbiddins the stu s'''Ss =, -
make awning but gold and SILVER co'n'
T. tender in payment OF dep.s, 90,
state OF the case who would oe 1901
enouuN 20 ask the Supreme court 70 ue,
eide that Congress had no power - i'a"'
silver into money!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
A.. r.,ted States district Court.

rro I-,ited States District Court was
eth in session yesterday, Judge hughes
presiding. ,.,.., cboreod with
nossiug a. counterfeit silver doNar' was
tried and acquitted oo.o. ..,,
George cox, who at the oc'oper ,erus
last OF same court was SoNN'S0eo ~ a.
5an since was released by the court on
his own recOgnizance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

Miss Julia A. Crump gave a delightful
whist party at her residence on west
TASS Slree1 Thursday EVENING, IN nonol
OF her guest, Miss Lacy. OF Brunswick,
Va. Miss Crump received her friends
assisted by her sister in a graceful and
charming manner. Those enjoying her
hospitality left at q late holr. having
spent q very pleasant evening.