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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
IILLMAN,N GENRROkI1Y
An oid-rims Enemy Made Circuit, judge.
State Legisla ion

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dee. 1.-The Cen.
eral Assembly or South Carolina. i'm ioint
session, to-day completed the reorganiza-
uGh OF the Judiciary OF the State begun
with the advent OF the Reform admins
Tdtloh -FOUR years ago. One by one the
Judges on the bench In 1890 have been
removed; the Chief Justice OF the Su-
preme Court and one circuit Judge only
nave been retained. The remarkable fea-
lure OF things to-day was the selection OF
General Joseph III. Earle "A brilliant at
torhey, who was Acknowledgement I'm the
adnlnistration which Tillman originally
DeShn MS uprising against, and the man
VINO. as candidate for Governor. made
the iirst night against Tillman and reform
III the campaign OF 1880. Two years ago
ne began TO confess that he saw some-
thinS In the movement inaugurated by
Illlmah. The result was he was made
Judge OF the Eighth circuit to-day. over
the present Incumbent. Judge horton
and another strong reform candidate Get
ting 100 out OF the 1856 votes cast The re-
organization was made complete by max
ing the Young Acknowledgement O. n
". buchanan. judge OF the Third circuit.
the incumbent, Judge Frazer, being over,
whelmingly defeated
The General Assembly has been In ses-
sion two weeks. Some notable change.
in laws are proposed. bill to provide
Tor "Jim Grow" separate cars for The
faces is pending. an unfavorabla report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
The Salem Concert.

WINSTON. y. g. Dec. 5.-Speciai'o
"A grand success was the verdict OF a
large and appreciative audience upon
the concert tonight by the Salem Phil
harmonic Society and Salem orchestra
assisted by Or. John c. Grggs; baritone o,
Music. professor Charles BrOckman, Mr..
George George woodruff toi9 Mr.. Thomas Woodruff,
of Greensboro; Mr.. L; 4. Hoen; vi9im-
celo. of Richmond and Or, Charles Iur-
ner. clarinet of Statesvllie, under tne
Of salem Female Academy, with MISS
Amy Van Week as accompanist. me me.
FIRST part Of the programme was Edrlety
Of musical selections. The second par
UoN'man's Melusina Mr.. Hoen, by re
49, rendered special numbers, when
djsnlayed his skill as Violencelllst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
lie Want. the OIL Nacnnfrs

AUSTIN. TEXAS, Dec. 5.-Some days
ago Governor Hogg issued acquisitions for
the arrest Of William and Henry Rookie
teller and other magnates Of the Standard
Oil Company, and Waters Pierce. of Wa
violation OF the Texas antitrust law. The
acquisitions are known 10 have reached
Governor Flower, of New York. and Gov
ernOr Stone. of Missouri, several days
officials here. Governor Hogg states that
he will follow the gentlemen into every
State In the Union and cross the ocean
If necessary to bring them to justice. He
asserts that either the Governor of Mis-
souri, or the Governor Of Kansas would
recognize the requisition and surrender
the men, whom he is satisfied will be
convicted If he can get them into Texas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
WORK. or MAN WRECh MRS.
Miraculous Escape from Death OF the En-
ginc,r-A Clerk Hesigbs


WELDON, n. c., Dec. St is learned
thar tho recent wreck on the Atlantic
Coast Line at Belheld was caused by
train wreckers, who priced a rail from
the track. At the time the accident &C
CURED the train was going at rate OF
thirty-hve miles an hour and the engine
and a number Of ears were derailcd ana
smashed. CuriOusly enough. no one was
Killed, or even badly injured. The en-
'gneer's escape from death was truly mi
raculOus. lie was thrown under the wreck
and his clothes torn from him In shredS.
For some time he was held pinloned be-
meath the cars, and 20 add to the horror
Of his situation the wreck caught fire
When he was eXtricated 1t was found
that besides the loss Of his clothes and an
OUen-iaced watch. he was uninjured,
with the exception OF a small cut under
the ear. Afterwards his watch was found
and was almost red-hot from the heat OF
the burning cars. 1t was uninJured, the
crystal even. not being broken, and the
engineer sim wears il TO judge his sched-
ule by.
John r. Gregory, who since 1865 has
been clerk of Halifax Superior Court
Mir. ). NJ. Gary, who Was rec entity elect
ed TO that position.
The local freight on the Raleigh and
Castor railroad. which left Franklin
Monday. southbOund, became uncoupled
before reaching Cedar creek bridge, two
miles south of Franklinton. The rear
section crashed into the front section OF
the broken train, prcclpitating ilNe Iodu-
ed cars from the south end OF the bllh2e,
completely wrecking them and scattering
merchandise of various kinds in endless
confusion. Five cars, with the cdb0O@e,
were left standing on the bridge. which
was torn up. \ wrecking tram cleared the
debris away. No one was hurt.
a party Of northern spOrtsmen arrived
here this morning, for the purpose oil
hunting and prospecting in this county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Shaefer BrAced Lp q Litllr.

CHICAGO, Dec. although Schaefer
struggled nobly tonight to cut down the
billiard tournament. and AT one time
was ahead on the nights play. the lit
tie wonder in the end proved too much
for him, running out at the beginning o:
the tweitn inning with the phenomenal
number of Isl. The performance on
the part OF both men was the best yet
seen in this tourney, and the spectators
went away well pleased Brilliant shots
were the order of the evening AT the
conclusion of the nights game the score
stood: Ives $500; Schaefer, i,043. Score
for the night: Ives, GO; average, 20;
average for the three nights 80 G-iG;
highest run PSI. Schaefer, 42l; average,
Is GIL; average for the three nights
- 3-46 highest run, l41.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Pitiable Peaury Of niEers.

COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 5.--Owirg to the
closing down of mines operated by the
Sunday Creek Coal Company, at Buck
ingham. Perry county, three hundred
miners were thrown out Of employment
and. with their families, in such desti-
tute condition that committee was
sent to Columbus to secure aid.
Owing to the fact that this is the sec
ond time the mines have closed down
within a comparatively recent period, and
also that the men were In the great
strike, they were i'll prepared TO be out
OF work now, at the beginning Of the
winter. The situation is distressing in
the extreme, and the most pitiable pen
ury exists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Teal Nav be Challenged.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-There is some
fear on the part Of the local colony Of
Johnnies lest Ollie Teall be drawn into a
duel with Signor Ramirez as the result of
a little post-pTandial quarrel of last night
at the dinner of the Affiliations Tub.
This dinner took place at he Spanish
American Hotel President Ramirez pre-
siding Mr.. Teal was there, and objected
TO speeches in which the chairman was
excessively eulogiZed. and the result was
what a Texan might call a little difficulty
between the two gentlemen. There is
atloat here tonight a rumor that the
Spaniard has sent Teal 4 challenge 10
ing up his seconds. Ramirez entertained
the lnfanta Eulalia when the latter was in
the city, and was engaged at another time
in booming the Spanish dancer Carmen
Cita
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

BARROW. Died, suddenly. ON Wednes-
day 9TH instant, DOROTHY PENDLE-
TON youngest daughter of William IS.
and Florence -. Barrow; aged one year
and two days.
Friends are invited to attend the flu
neral from the residence OF her parents
SOB Floyd avenue on FRIDAY at noon.
KELLY.-Dfed on December 9TH, at
$50 =. ~, CHARLES W. KELLY.
Funeral from his late residence, No
2U9 north Nineteenth street, at 10 A. NJ
and thence 10 St. Peters cathedral, with
Requiom Mass. which will be sung
for the repose OF his soul. Friends AMI
acquaintances are respectfully Invited
TO attend No further notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Nero Bandit. CaptIied

NALDOSTA, GA, Dec 5.-Last night
thlTIEee negroes went TO the house Of {. "
W illlanson' at Dasner Station five miles
peloW mere. and commenced commandin.,
MN MN TO throw up his hands. Williamson
d revolver. which was living on his nnanJeI
ana opened lire on the intruders They
IN turn' began firing back. ana a liyoIy
i..lS.,., ehsued. one Of the gang was
s "JG', ,n t,i Anolner of the gang gave him
sen up lhlS evening and both confess 10
d concerted plan to waylay the railroad
r wOIkineh ana rob them. The most des-
beGate OF the. three is stili AT large,
I onTIs ne VIII probably be caught. He
Gnorgi i,'' eL by several names. the
names OF Ike Character. II is 80" said tbet
Yea si"p In rewards is offered for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Pay Your Taxes ,r You Csp,t Vote.

,, ~ LAMA, GA. Dec. 5.-The Georgia
~ US OF Representatives. was engaged
,1rl|E on d general registration bill for
t Ine STATE, and the bill making an ap-
PpnVprIa.ion Tor the Cotton States and
Pected to be passed to-morrow Georgia
r ,,aS no general registration law and the
H. ''s5ohs vary greatly i'm different cCun-
S 'es some counties have none at all
a soT COUNTIES have only one voting place
tv,ar, o'Her counties have as many as
c"tras, Inc bill which Is pending re-
LURES LURES mat all taxes that have been de-
n idiIueu OF us citizens since 1877 must be
PAM 70 entitfe them 70 repister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
mar Want TKE CONFERRrCK.
Norfolk MsshoGists Ask the Body to Meet
There NJ Ye 7.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec 5.-Special-At
a meeting OF the Laymen's Union. TO be
held tomorrow night. the Methodists 81
NJ rfolk VIII extend an invitation 10 the
General Conference of the Methodist
Church South. 10 meet in this city. A
leading Methodist says he has great hopes
that the invitation will be accepted.
Should the next conference be held mere
the sessions VIII be In the armory, Which
will seat five thousand people.
Arrangements will be made TO run eA
cursion boats 10 Old Point and saihs 20
Virginia Beach 70 accommodatt mos
who desire 10 board at Oid foiH' anu
Virginia Beach 10000
About three thousand people wlthesseu
balloon ascension at the League Ddse-
ball Park this afternoon. whSn IIoleSSVr
Odoll went Up among the CLOUDS IN ~
great air-shlp. 1.-The city OF Norfolk
recently made here. The bahooh IL the
largest in the United states nj.
The coal trade from Lambert FoinI
This vnsr v,ill reach 2.O00DDO tons, and
will DE worth over 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Fu<,onist Officers.

TAYLoRsVILLE. n. C., Dec e.. 5iI t5pSr
Ia E~i1, and took the oath of Office to-day.
The thin new board OF commissioners IS corr
uosed of two Democrats and one Repup-
iican, The other county officers are fop,
ulists. except the sheriff, who was e'ec'eu
Without opposition as a Democrat
The fusionists were here to,day, CON
sultine about candidates for the Ihlted
States Senate. They have decided TO
celebrate their victory by having an
oyNter SIMMER on New Years night
Mr. ID. McMatheson. who holds a posi-
tion in the United States senate, re-
turned to Washington this week. ,
Several hunters are in town. enjoying
the bird season here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
LONG Term PRISONERS.
White Sent 10 the Ponitentia-y from Lee
sCoup,y for IS Years, for Hal - Murder

ROANOKE VA. Dec. Specializing,
son Holbrook. sheriff of Wise county ana
county. each accompanied by an assist
ant each stopped here tonight for some
hours while en- route 10 Richmond with
the following prisoners: Thomas Denny
white. from Lee county. eighteen years
i'm the penitentiary. for the murder or
David Hall in September last; James Hd-
ley white, from Lee county fifteen
years imprisonment for killing Henry m
lion, in September last. Samuel Philips
(colored). from Wise county, two years IN
the penitenfiary for the robbery OF the
express office at Big stone Gap IN No
vember. Denny is eighteen years old
and Haley Is twenty-eiRht years old
Phillips was assistant janitCr nt the court
house in Roanoke for several years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
An Italian Pound MHrderAh-

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. mike
Caboo, an Italian, thirty years old, was
found murdered near this city this morn
Ing His head had been crushed in with
an axe. which was lying near. besmeared
with clotted blood. The murdered man
was found lying on an old pine bedstead
outside a shanty used by tenders of a
wood-rack located there. Three negroes
have been arrested and await the ac-
ton OF the coroner's jury. II is said
that one named Swanson owed Caboo
money, and that the two men had re-
Gently had dispute over the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
DEATH OF AN OLD EDITOR.
Mr.. j. II. Hathaway. Former Owner ofthe
Norf.1k nay Rock.

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. Special MIR.
j. II. Hathaway. the oldest Journalist in
Eastern Virginia. died at his home IN
Berkeley this afternoon, aged seventy
and proprietor Of the Norfolk Day-Book,
published here during the war. and when
the city was evacuated his plant ana
paper were seized by General Butler.
For some years past he has been con-
rected with the Government Printing
Office in Washington. He has been sick
for three months. lie leaves six children
all grown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
EFAhs' PLUKiLITY SfI
The OGicial yots In Tennessee for Govsrno,

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. 5-Tbe
Chattanooga Times publishes to-rnorrov
the official vote of every county i'm the
state OF Tennessee, certified 10 by county
officers. and the total shows: Evans
(RepJ Tor Governor, l0j.l67; Turney
Turney was elected In 1892 by 263j6
plurality - -'''''
The delay in ascertaining the result of
the election Of November 9Th. was due
10 the STATE officials Withholding the re-
tu1ns until all the counties had r.
ported. '"u re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
S. LING OUT TO CLOSE THE STORE,

SILKS, VELvETs. sATINs. PLUsHEs.
WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS. CASH
MERES. ERYTHING IN BLACK AND
CoLORED DRESS GOODS At LOWEST
OF Low PRICES.
CARPETS ARE MOVING RIGHT
ALONG IF YOU WANT ONE. Buy
NOW. LATER. WHEN WE ARE SOLD
OUT. PRICES WILL BE HIGHER
COME now AND GET ADVANTAGE
or OUR Low PRICES
A FEW GOOD WHITNEY CAR
RACES At VERY Low PRICES.
TOYS ARE READY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Gnternnr N,rfrraI : Lard Case.

HARRISONBURG. VA. Dec. 5.-United
States District Court for the Western dis
trict of Virginia met here yesterday,
Judge John Paul presiding. one OF The
Company Of Florence, Ala. against Mrs.
Jennie W. OFerral Governor q Ferr2ll
is here looking after his wife's interests.
lie claims that the lots were purchased
by him only after gross M 3statements
had been made by the agents of the com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
KILLED THnOCGH NEGLIGENCR,
The Railr ad Held Responsible for the
po,.l, ~ william, II Walker

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Dec. 5.-The YER
dict Of the inquest over the body OF
William T. Walker who was killed IN the
railroad accident on Monday last at the
Long Bridge, which was held at the coun-
~ courthouse to-day, was as follows.
THAT from the testimony submitted TO
as we believe that William y. Walker
came to his death through the negligence
Of the Washington Southern railroad in
running the engine backward. thus pre-
venting the engineer from applying sand
after finding the air-hrake would not stop
the train and the engine had been re-
Yersed.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
= Notorious Woman Shut Hown

TUETINGTON. W VA. Dec. Mrs.
Teddy Arthur, notorious woman, on
Harris Creek, in Lincoln county, thirty
shot to-day by unknown parties. She
was going down the creek. when a bull
let struck her in the breast penetrating
her right lung, and she died from hemor-
rhage before she was discovered It
is thought that the band Of 3ssassins
who have been operating in that locality
killed her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Christmas Sale

ERE WE KNEW WE WOULD HAVE
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK.
WERE WE NOT POSITIVELY GER
TAIN YOU ARE TO BE LOSER If YOU
DO NOT BUY FROM Us WE Would
NOT so FORCIBLY IMPRESS THIS
UPON YOU. IT Is NOT A QUESTION
WITH Us or HOW SMALL \ PROFIT
WE COULD AFFORD TO SELL At
OUR SOLE AIM Is TO SELL OUT THE
STOCK. AND OUR Low PRICES ARE
DOING IT STEADILY AID SURELY.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY
ITEM YOU BUY.
BOYS CLOTHING LOWER THAN
EVER.
EIGHT-DAY AND ALARM CLOCKS
At LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED.
PArETERIE. PLUSH CASES AND
JAPANESE WARE IN ELEGANT PRO
FUSION. BUT At SUCH LOW PRICES
AS TO BEWILDER THOSE WHO DON'T
KNOW WE ARE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
GEN T L.EME: N

WHO COULD NEVER GET CLOTHES
TO SUIT READY MADE HAVE FOUND
PERFECT SATISFACTION IN OUR SO
oVERCOATs. BECAUSE THEY FIT AS
WELL, LOOK AS WELL, AND REALLY
ARE AS GOOD IN EVERY PARTICU-
LAR AS THOSE THAT TAILERs
MAKE. THEY LIKE THE IDEA OF
SAVING $40 TO So. AND YOU CANT
BLAME EN-. THE COATS WIRE SELL
ING At so ARE AS GOOD. AND PER-
HAPS 4 LITTLE BETTER, THAN
THOSE SOLD AT OTHER STORES FOR
81. THEY'RE MADE FROM IMPORT
ED KERsEY. SILK LINED THROUGH
AND THROUGH. DEEP SILK VELVET
COLLARS. AND IN ALL LENGTHS
MEDIt-M LONG AND EXTRA LONG.
WE KNOW THEY ARE WORTH MORE
uoNEy-sO DO LOTS OF OTHER
FoLKs-AND THAT'S JUST WHY
WE'RE DOING SUCH WONDERFUL
SELLING. HAVE YOU SEEN THE
COATS?
IL YOU don't want 10 pay as much a.
zoo. YOU can get htted out at $50 'ie
N2.5O. 1880 or SIS. and save - TO % on
your purchase. Every Coat made IN the
proper way and guaranteen for wear aho
service. We made 'em.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Anne ty Proposals Defeated.

90 PIX SSEI-S. Dec. BIN the Chamber
~ Equities to-day vote was taken
upon the Socialist proposal that amnesty
ne granted to all persons now serving
terms or imprisonment for taking part
IN we riots that occurred during TIE
motion was defeated by vote of 10 10 &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

WASHINGTON. u. c., Dec. 5.-Secre-
tary Herbert received cdblegram from
Admiral Carpenter this morning annouuc-
ing the arrival of the Baltimore AT Chec
Foo. and from Commander Newell re-
porting the Detroit at Gibraltar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

The burglars got In by the rear In an In
genious manner, and succeeded In open
ing the safe, from which they took 10
In money and several checks, payable 20
bearer. No clue has yet been obtained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

Joe Dean. the negro who killed \. r.
Leigh in Campbell county, Ga, ON Satur-
day night. called at 4 negro woman's
house near Temple. Ga. yesterday and
asked for food. lie said that he had
killed a man and wanted 10 leave by th,
shortest way for Alabama. lie was wet
and evidently had been hiding In the
swamp. Searching parties are pushing
him hOtlV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
King numberl's Second Donatiop

ROME, Dec BIN addition to his
former gift Of leo pounds for the re
lief OF the sufferers by the earthquake
IN Italy, King Humbert to-day made
donation OF 1000 pounds. to be devoted
to the same purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. Hon.
David g. lIul arrived here tonight from
the Indian River country, whore ne has
been for two weeks. tie viii leave for
Washington i'm the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Hawaii's Thanksgiving.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 5.-The
Thanksgiving proclamation OF the Ha-
waiian Republic. which was brought by
the last mail, adopts. not only the United
Statas custom but selects the same day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. "a light vote
was poled in the city election here to-
day. There was only one ticket iu the
field. Porter King was elected Mayor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

x,rE OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS
nrpARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS.
OUR STOCK OF
tubular AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS.
from q 10 JO-horse power,
HORIZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES.
patacbed or mounted on boiler. from
TO l2-horse power.
These Engines and Boilers are new,
NJ our standard designs, that are we'll
II" also offer lot OF PULLEYS.
CRANKS, SHAFTS. etc. rough and
fnished Any Of these can be bought
EpsIrEsuNoNp LOCOMOTIVE AND
MACHINE WORKS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Burglars In Danvills.

DANyILLE. VA. Dec. Especial. -
The Office OF the printing house OF E.
=. WaddilI was bnrEarixed last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06
Levy&Davis.
I Temple,
PennberfOn,
Cordes & Co.

"a. l.,... ,{4..4 ar, cree{af Sale a good
many lines Of our most popular Winter
r,..t..r,,...,,. -, r.lu.a the stocll-sorne Al 4
'',',.' wv, ..,,,, gr,sfar dis,ouut on
our regular low prices These goods are
an ot,i,c and rarfeet goods. and were
d" 49,, - f,,. ..,r h.,
made 70 our 7Pr.l'l o'"'' '0' '''
BOYS Ribbed Natural Wool shirts ana
Drawers. reduced from .' ana blt. 70 oJc.
... --.....,t ,,.,,,.
reduced from 6 and Ise. 10 g l-2'. apiece.
Bows Natural plntaletty-. SHIRTS ana
Drawers az oI'-,'i ,,,, tI H..
Ladies' Vests. low neck ANA shor,
S 81 "'''''
"
Ladies' Ribbed Vests white. ia ana
uatlIr9I Slb. YIE AND $50.
roai... pY.b.. E1r-SUrukiue Vests,
bi@6 neek long lu gray. white and black.
i'h.t ~ ~ A., xf-a
r.,,u.,+ ,-Tg.. IN Ladies' Merino
-, p',,- D.. match absolutely nom
vests, I"h.S ,4d y51.
SHIlI'N'"7' o.
,...,... Damn. white and natu-
I-tIlt' 81
Excellent values 10 cent ahlrts. an
full regular made. go 81 dpis'e' IRA"
,, g,....-..., -.
few eases '. g. '"H ~ auN INV
u5.rs -hipr-I Too late Tor us 10 use ~
our regular stock You can have ne
choice ~ thr'ia . ~, ''' ''o' TIC COST Oh '"e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

vYyANTEp-oLp BOOKS RELATING
w TO VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTH.
~. title. date, and price. BOOKS.
Post once Box ass. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

Don't Ist the opportunity pass 20 lay In
r5oI supply Ot Winter Underwear. AS
fr[y win not be offered again 1T such low
UrI. e~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

-.u REGULAR Camel s-Hajr and NatuH,
W'oli Shirts and Drawers az $50, s. - -.
s. .u 81 and FL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-06

few eases OF s. shirts aud Drawers
~ -Firr.I Zoo late for us 10 use iu
our regular s.ock ~ YOU can nave e, , ne
-.--.- L. -..LLL-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-05-05

The Presidents Rights i'm Congress-
The president Of the United States
has no personal rights in the house of
representatives, says the Washington
Post. He can send it messages, but it
is not obliged to extend any courtesies
in the way of quarters on the floor.
No doubt he would be courteously treat
ed if he should come. but he never
has come during the regular legislative
sessions and probably never WILL But
in the senate it is different. The rela-
tons between the president and the up
per chamber are close and confidential.
1t passes upon his nominations, and
can be very agreeable or disagreeable
if it sets out. There is a presidents
room there, and he has right to come
into the chamber and deliver his mes
sage in person if he sees fit. President
Madison appeared in the senate fire.
quently. During executive sessions
there is chair for the president be-
side the vice presidents, though it does
not get warmed with any frequency.
1t is one of the traditions of the senate
that the president has a right to take
possession Of the vice presidents chair
while he is delivering message, but
no president has ever availed himself
of the right, and that small boon is
still left the second officer of the gov
eminent.