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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
PENSIONERS.

General Rosser went a bow-slot be-
yond the current opinion of southern SOL
diers when he said ''he despised a man
who gave Unit ID States morey to a pen
sioner." We are bitterly opposed to the
abuses which have not only orept into
the administration of our pension laws.
but have been boldly invited in. The PEN
sion Bureau. under Corporal Tanner and
his successor was a fostering mass
of corruption, and, no doubt. there
are now tens Of thousands Of
most unworthy names on our pension
rolls, which it will be the duty of an hon
est administration. either Democratic or
Republican. to expunge. But there are
men who fought for the Union, who, by
every principle that could justify pen
sions, are entitled to them, and nothing
should affect their right and title.
There may be others who hold General
Rosser's opinions about pensions, but we
have never met or heard Of them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
STATUE TO hoR ACE GREKLKy.

A conspicuous feature OF the celebration
OF Memorial Day in New York Wednes'
day was the dedication OF the printers
monument to Horace Greeley. The site
OF this memorial TO one OF the oldest and
in his day. best known editors In the
country. is in Greeley Square. Broadway
and Thirty-third streets.
The orator OF the day was. very ap-
propriately. Hon. Amos Cummings one
OF the most popular members OF the Ne"
York delegation in the National House.
and an old typo.
Mr.. Cummings. speaking OF the d's'in-
guished editor OF the Tribune. SAID
Like other great men OF his time. ne
was a part Of the griste OF the CROWNS
republic. We see him AT the Sase III
Vermont bobbiDg away WIN Pa.'eils 90 as.
siduity. eager for the dalIy iga9. Ell, III ss
finished We see him in boarding- mouse,
awkward, uncouth. and poorly CAD, ana
hear him participating IN poltcal as
cussions He Is an ardent patron or the
village library. His mind is never at
rest. When copy runs out he stands at
the case composing paragraphs, and puts
them In type without writing them out.
lie enters into metaphysical discussions
in debating societies and occasionally in
dulges in religious disquisitions'
The congressman, in the course OF his
address, gave an interesting sketch of
MIR. ureeley's life and characteristics
Greeley and Mr.. Charles A. Dana. the
editor Of the New York Sun. Mr.. Cum
mings' chief. were intimate friends. In
deed. Mr.. Dana was, we believe. the first
managing editor the Tribune ever had.
1t was this brilliant and thoroughly
trained Journalist who first induced Mr.
Greeley to adopt special reports of horse
races and other interesting features for
the Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
The H1LF-HOLIDAY.
The Movement Endorsed by the Cham ber-
The Deed of Trust

A meeting Of the board of directors of
the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce was
held yesterday evening for the purpose Of
ratfying the execution of a deed of
trust from the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce TO the Virginia Trust Company,
securing the bonds issued recently by the
Chamber Of Commerce TO complete the
payments on the Chamber building.
Present: Judge George l.. Christian,
president and Messrs. G. Harvey Clarke,
+. H. Ferguson, w. 3. Freeman. II. l..
Staples. c. D. Wingfield. j. l.. Antrim, and
r. II. NJ. Harrison. directors.
After the reading Of the deed. upon
motion of Mr.. Staples, seconded by Mr..
Harrison, resolution was adopted by
the board approving and confirming this
instrument.
By unanimous consent Of the meeting
Mr. J. l.. Antrim, on behalf of the Com
mittee on Commerce and Commercial
Usages. and on Manufactures submitted
report upon the suggestions of Mr..
Munce, relating to a half-holiday on Sat
turday etc, which was unanimously
adopted
The report contained the following re-
Whereas. a Saturday half-holiday has
been tried in other communities and found
TO be conducive to the moral and physical
webbing OF all classes; the directors of
the Chamber of Commerce recommend 10
the merchants and manufacturers and
other employers Of labor IN Richmond the
consideration of the eXpediency of the
more general adoption OF a Saturday half
holiday and also the payment OF wages
on some other day than Saturday.
The following new members were then
elected:
w. r. Armistead. secretary and treas
urer Manchester Paper Irvine Company
proposed by A. W. CARRIER; Spicer, Sons
q CO.. tobacco manufacturers, proposed
by Arlington & Rose; John T. Hughes,
sheriff, proposed by ). II: Halves; Gay a
Ware q. Gay: f. j. Warren. city auditor
proposed by $. II. Halves; Philip Alto,
hardware. proposed by q. II. clarke
Robert Portner Brewing Company. T..
Kuhblank. manager; James Bowen
Baylor, United states coast survey ON,
Ger; c. p. Dean; Allen G. Collins, proposed
by John Adam; The Davis-Gregory COM
pany. tobacco, proposed by ,; Brock
West: j. w. Hobgood. tohacconlst, pro
posed by S. Brock West; w. l.. Walker.
tobacconist manufacturer proposed by
S. Brock West; c. n. Brundage. manu-
facturer. Armour Beef Company, pro-
posed by G. Evensen; NJ 5; Taylor pro
posed by jackson Brandt: DR.. j. y. up
shur. proposed by Jackson Brandt; John
r. Goddin & Co, real estate auctloneers
and brokers. proposed by Jackson Brandt;
Carneal & Gayle, real estate, proposed by
Jackson Brandt; Finance Trading Com
pany. proposed by Jackson Brandt Jul
Illus Meyer & Sons, proposed by jackson
Brandt.
The meeting then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

The New York Republicans, who are
in control of the State Constitutional
Convention, now in session at Albany,
are likely to have some embarrassing
demands made Of them by the laboring
classes.
All of the delegates TO the constitution
convention have received letters from
Sam. Kaufman, the secretary of the
Trade and Labor Conference. asking these
questions:
Are you in favor of the amendment
when would clearly permit wage workers
10 do collectively that which is lawful
when 1t is done by them singly. thus
multiplying all the obnoxious conspiracy
laws and tudge-made interpretations
detrimental to liberty and the rights of
the working people?
Are you In favor OF the employers
liability amendment, which would give
employees proper redress In case of in
jury by. accidents. the same as with
nOn-employes2
Are you in favor Of home rule for
cities?
Are you in favor of the amendment for
direct legislation enabling the voters 10
propose laws, and to accept or reject the
more important bills passed by legis. "a
tive bodies?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
THE INDUSTRI4L HOME
Opened Yesterday at Old Pinel Hospital
Under Anspicious Circumstances.

Under Anspicious Circumstances.
The Industrial Home at Pinel Hospital
was opened yesterday with Superintendent
l. NJ. Blood in charge The home starts
off with several worthy inmates The fol-
lowing appeal speaks for itself
Richmond. Va. May 81, 1894
To the Citizens of Richmond:
An Industrial Home" has been es-
tablished az the old Pinel Hospital in
our city for the purpose of helping the
worthy poor by furnishing them work.
and thus keeping them from idleness and
temptation.
Arrangements are being made TO fur
nish various kinds OF work for both
sexes. We will need money, provisions.
furniture, clothing. etc, Of all kinds in
order 10 carry on this enterprise success
fully. If you will send a postal card to
Mr. l. NJ. Blood Superintendent. at In
dustrial Home" i706 west Broad street,
with your address. he will call or send
some one to see you. or you can send
your contribution 10 the Y. NJ c. A. Hall.
or TO the Broad-street Mission rooms, in
the care OF MIR. Nugent. one OF our man
ayers. Money or checks can be sent to
the treasurer, W. II. Cullingworth, post
master, and the same will be paid out
under the direction OF the finance com
mittee.
James Lyons, Chas. +. Winston.
c 5Gnn Il IL Ms Smith JOS b. F. Mo%RtseS@ a,yy
VIM. II. Cullingworth. Jos. II. Shepherd,
b. r. Wexford, Jr., Jno. ]. Crutchaeld
Julius A. Hobson, +. b. Robertson.
b. s. Morrison. " ""'S'
The next meeting of the board of Al.
rectors Will be held at the Young Mems
Christian Association on Saturday, June
I'd, at p. NJ, when every member Ia
exnected to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

The individual who goes TO the store
to choose a gown has naru tdsh pc
fore her. With a dozen or ni M ,, nia
terials all equally appropriate, anu egua .ls
pretty, II IS next to imposslpreo st settled
between them. You have amost seItl 'su
uTon crepon for your summer soMil
when your eve lights upon one OF tnose
lovely basket cloths. in a coiIlpina .,o ~,
OF blue and tan, or some other pretty
shades. 1, .Ao
crepons that one hardly recognizes them
as belonging TO the same famlly. Inc
prettiest varieties have SILK stripes a.
intervals Of three or four lnches' IT'S
stripes are Of several dilerent CoioI :,
red. yellow. and pale blue, on tan
background. ...
Then there are the plain wool crepons'
with six dot Of q contrasting colVI =
here and there These are among the
most serviceable materials. Almost Ilydt-
ing serge in wearing qualities llis soo"9
Is appropriate for summer or winter. Z
have seen very pretty capes MADE or
black crepon dotted with pink or pare
blue. =. so,.or nc a
Smooth materials are not IN tavGr ,c Js ,s q
rule. Even the duck and pliue, Ia .his
so popular. has a rough surface, N LII. tfS
class Of goods belongs crepe ue uh ,a,.s
that softest and prettiest OF SILKS ,oth-
over soft folds or puffs are Wdilteu' NV"
ing is so pretty as crepe DE Cllliir, o,s, ~
The dress shown above mas Sio,,se
pale yellow crepe the waist 10 -, a and
I'm choux in front Of the sleeves; ne
sleeves are quite full at the TOP anu snt
rcd tight below the elbow he Sn''
and belt are light gray cashIneIS' ,o,,norrs
Her hat is one Of those pIoau - bor,
turned IN at the side band ano p S,'t
I1 f rstbap is the only trimming, Dut
1 o. III Of the brim makes 1t very
fatching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
THE IN(OMT TAX

There will be a mass-meeting of busi-
ness men in New York tonight to take ac-
ton against the income-tax outrage The
New York Herald, in urging that it be a
representative demonstration, says:
Every business man should protest
against ii because its collection means a
ransacking of business accounts by OFF,
cial spies.
Every savings bank depositor should
protest against it because it is a tax on
thrift and a confiscation of the savings
of the poor.
Every Democrat should protest against
il because 1t is un-Democratic and means
party defeat.
Every citizen must denounce it because
ii is unnecessary, unjust, monarchical,
socialistc and Infamous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
FLOWERS.

THOUSANDS TO SELECT FROM.
25c. choice Of an immense lot; same as
are sold elsewhere for Zoe.
our SOC. SPRAYS AND MONTURES
Sl.25 early in the month.
Large shipment Of IMPORTED PINK
AND JACQUEMlNO.' hJo.s AND
FOLIAGE FOR TRIMMED LEGHORNS
AND WHITE CHIPS, very elegant, sty-
lish, and cheap
BLACK JETTED TIPS. PLCNES,
QUlLLS, COQUE PLUMES, AND NlO-
LETS in all the very latest effects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
Pn.ich Court.

The following unimportant docket was
disposed Of by the Justice in the White
Chamber yesterday:
Albert Green (colored) was sent on 10
the grand jury for carrying concealed
weapons. and was also fined - and costs
for exposing his person on the street.
The case Of William BurIey, charged
with assaulting and beating A. 5. Goode,
was continued until next Saturday.
John Taylor (coloreD was sent down
for thirty days in default OF security on
the charge of being a suspicious character
and trespassing on the premises OF j. NJ.
Buchanan.
Deingo Strsng was dismissed on the
charge OF fighting and creating a disturb
ance in front of Venable-Street church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

s BLACK CHEVIOT REFER SUITS,
sizes 80. "a and SO; regular Price, $lO; 10
/ NAVY BLUE SUIT, size. So; regular
9 NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT REFER FL!
SUITS, sizes % and So; regular price SlO;
10 Blue BLU SERGE EATON SUIT, size IS;
regular price, SIS; to close; 500. %. reer-
lar price, 50: TO close, $500 .-,,-o,.
9 STRIPE CAPE CLOTH BLAZERS;
regular price, $50; 20 close, 3oc. ~ .,
BLACK SATIN SUITS, sizes -, 81
and o. Tgq s PrSs s s TO s Gess 80 and
"a; regular price, $50 to close, sOc
2 BLUE SATIN SUiTS. sizes 30 and "a;
regular price. N.y0; to close gOe;
I LIGHT BROWN PoLK ..l1,ISr SILK SILK
MA ~ cose slz oSIy a9a 80 regular price,
NAVY BLUE SILK WAIST, size IS;
regular price. Sc; to close. only $3.50;
BLACK SILK WAISTS, sold for
Sc now 81 sizes g s. and Dc 20; ,vo u. room.
lar price, IS; slightly damaged, only $3.50.
8 LADIES DRESSING SACQUES. reg
ular price, 81: to close. SOC.
one lot OF CHILDRENS WHITE
CAPS, about 200; former prices, slsl.5O
and 81; your choice. Is, 80 and 7oc.
pair EVENING GLOVES. slightly
faded; regular price, $3.50; now 81.
pair EMBOSSED GAUNTLET KID
GLOVES. were sl.75; now 81.
SILK TAFFETA GAUNTLETS, were
Soc; now 25c.
s STAMPED LINEN TIDES, former
price. 35c.: now 15c.
CELLULOID COLLARS. Sc; CUFFS.
CENTS BOWS. SC. apiece.
SILK WINDSOR, damaged &C.
RED and GARNET PARCHMENT
FANS: former price, Sc; now &C.
SASH RIBBONS. 3, 50 and Soc; former
price, 80, 75c. and 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

New York World: The situation at Grip
pie Creek in Colorado differs but little
from civil war. The striking miners have
built and manned a sort OF fort. They
picket the neighborhood of their camp.
They defy the civil authorities sent 10
protect those who are willing 10
take the place OF strikers. They threaten
death 10 anybody who daras TO work
They capture deputy sheriffs, and not
only hold them as prisoners, but exchange
them for members of their own band ar
rested by the sheriff. This is a condition
of things that brings government into
contempt. Governor Waite should maintain
order at all hazards and suppress every
thing like military or mob opposition TO
the State and the right OF any citizens
20 work for wages acceptable TO them.
The semblance OF civil war cannot safe
ly be tolerated.
New York Herald: With the return OF
Secretary Herbert from his tour OF In
spection OF the navy yards and stations
on the Pacific coast II Ia to be hoped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
At the unveIIing OF the Commemorate

At the unveiling of the Confederate
monument at Richmond yesterday Rev.
Mr.. Cave. the orator of the day, declared
that there would have been no Appomat-
tox had the South loved the Union less,
since she might have retired from the
Union years before, when the North was
too weak 10 offer formidable resistance.
Mr.. Cave will have to rewrite history if
he would make the country believe that
the South chung TO the Union for Unions
sake.-Philadelphia Ledger.
About the only history that Mr.. Cave
would have TO rewrite is the average
school history, written by northern men.
issued by northern publishers, and often
inconsiderately used even in southern
schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

II not. now Is the time TO provide your
self and family with a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy as an insurance against any
serious results from an attack OF bowel
complaint during the summer months.
1t is almost certain TO be needed, and
remedy can take It's place or do its work
% and 5O-cent bottles for sale by Owens
(, Minor Drug Company. p. NJ. Slaughter.
E. p. Reeves & Co., and w. G. Forst-
mann. druggists. ..--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

soua, and fair chance 1--WE think our
Svstem does 30 now: bnt one thing -
sure.-it Is not fair TO change as to
one set of men<or about one kind OF
property by violence and without due
notice. No class privileges to miners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
CHEMIsETTRs AND WINDSOR TIE

The popularity of the above articles
this season makes il next 10 img lssihle
to keep a supply. \ shipment Received
Saturday makes the assortment complete.
The price-25c. lis minor consideration
where attractiyeness IS considered
Another popular article is the STEk-
LING SILVER BELT BUCkLE. OF which
we show a large variety of styles and new
designs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
TELEPHONES!

Many persons suppose that a TELE-
PHONE is simply TELEPHONE. with
no assortment or variety. There are
however, different methods OF furnishing
Telephone Service. and different ways
OF charging therefor Call on the Man
ager. explain what you would like. and
see how he can arrange 30 meet your
requirements, both as TO service and
terms. 1el-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

Hot weather calls for something Light
and cool on the childrens heads: whaf
more seryiceable or comfortable can sou
get than one OF those CORDED oy
TUCKED BONNETS OR CAPS whicn
we are showing at 2j. IS. and SOC. They
can't be matched for the price elsewhere
Should you want something more elaDo-
rate We have them up 20 $3.50 and s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

49,, vor,. Sun. We do not believe that
49, e. an American citizen so poor In
nmrsc or 90 mean IN spirit who, when
bn ,h,nhs n moment. will not realize
that the proposition to enact an income
tax to-day is treachery to the constituen-
80 nower I'm 1892. and hence to the people
az The United States. A pocket empty Of
money does not mean a heart empty OF
pafriotism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

The Japanese orchard party, which was
TO have been held at a3 north Twenty
fourth street last night, was postponed
II not tickets are good until used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

that the conditions on which the ballis-
tic tests OF heavy armor are 70 De con.
onlv ia The compietIon of our new battle
shlns retarded by the delay In furnish
ing their armor, but on these tests de-
ponds the settlement Of the question
whether the Harvey process, ni,her,y 50
successful. can be adVanhseous'S "pp''eu
20 the thickest plates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
12p(oFE!N
(9NlPAfY
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Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.
Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.

FRIDAY. June 1. 1894.
The Remnant Days are every
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Do
you notice how merchants initiate
US? They initiate US, indeed.
WE LEAD IN ALL THINGS, and
our system and theories and prices
and styles of to-day are the lmlta-
tons and possessions of other met
chants to-morrow-in month or a
year. These competitors only
mark a trace of our rapid advance,
and the lessons we are willing they
shall betake to are the evidences
that the new era of merchandising
developed by US is of greatest
benefit, and deserves the good Will
of all classes of people OF our good
city.
Quantities of remnants are on
sale to-day, composed OF balances
of lots that are sufficient in guam
tity for consumer, but are IN our
way. Prices: One-half, one-quar-
ter-more or less-Such prices as
will take them away at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
TAFFETA SILK.

Another shipment OF that "Old Time"
Taffaty SILK at S5c. per yard; warranted
TO wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
KAUFMAN 8 Co,
The Great S ale OF
MILLINER
AS advertised in Sundays paper.
had the desired effect.
Our Trimmed
HAT. DEPART MENT
WAS CROWDED WITH
DELIGHTED BUYERS ALL DAY.

Knowing the truthfulness OF our "adss
they expected much-we even exceeded
their expectations in the remarkable
values given.
THE SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK
WITH MANY ADDITIONAL ATTRAc.
TIVE NEW SUMMER STYLES ADDED
DAILY.
To give you an inkiing Of some % On.
values, we shall quote a few prices
Here are CHILDREN 5 PRETTY Sly.
LISH HATS, trimmed with ribbons ana
flowers, usually sell for 81; price cut Ia
half $3.50.
Others that were 81 and $ now g
LADIES DRESS HATS. stylishly tim.
med. in any color, former price 81 and s.
now s. and $3.50
BLACK LACE HATS that usually sell
for S. and 81, now $3.50.
CHIP, TUSCAN, AND NEAPOLITAN
STRAW TRIMMED HATS AND BON.
NETS at 81 and -; former prices S and
$40.
IMPORTED PATTERN HATS, that
were SIS and $50. now $ and SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
RIBBONS.

OF all years this is Ribbon year Rib
bon used on every kind OF dress. worsted,
silk and wash goods. II you are in need
of anything in the Ribbon line, take a
look at our stock We have every va
riety and width worn. and can give you
low prices for the very best goods.
Fancy Colored and Jet Trimmings in
every variety worn, from the smallest
single bead trimming to gimps 9 inches
wide and at prices that put them in
the reach OF all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
nay Earn r. ~.

The Temp.rature and Rainfall for the Last
Month of >rrin",
Following is a carefully compiled teco'u
~ the Temperature and rainfall for May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
Wash Fabrics.

Silks, Woolens, Books, Ribbons,
Dishes, and a thousand other
things.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01

In speaking yesterday of Mr.. Gordon's
poem we said: THE rythm Of his lines"
not rhyme"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
AMPS.

70 HALL LAMPS, regular price,
$3.50; sale price. .;..:.,.................S 10
Il 81 ana S; sale price. ..........i...... 90
"a PARLOR LAMPS, regular price
$50; sale price. ........................ ~
Is PARLOR LAMPS, regular price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
TEMPLE,
PEMBERToN,
CORDES & CO.,
I and 9 West Broad Street.
Muslin Ties and Bows.

Bows made OF beautiful Printed Lawn, TO
be worn either with standing or turn
down collars. We are selling the regular
25c bow for l5c.
Fine stock OF black Teck and Fourth
Hand Ties. in solid and fancy colors, In
a variety OF new and neat effects. SOC.
Fourth Hand Tecks, Bows and Windsor
Ties. in all the new patterns and colors;
quantity Of styles TO select from; only
25c for choice.
New effects in Sterling Silver Shirt
Waist Sets. plain silver with red, blue
and black enamel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
CROCKERY.

Three l00-PIECE DINNER SETS,
neat decoration; regular price, SO,
sale price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Two 102-PIECE CHINA DINNER
SETS. fine goods. handsome decora-
tions; regular price 49, sale price. Is
Twelve i0-PIECE CHAMBER SEfS,
underglaze decoration; regular
price, A50; sale price. ...............
Five 56-PIECE CARLSBAD CHINA
TEA SETS. regular price, $3.50 and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-01
The TO WER,
Corner Second and Broad
mos. 2O1 and 203).

s BLACK CHEVIOT REFER SUITS,
ICES 80. "a and S6; regular Price, SlO' 10